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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01

IHE New TowN HALL AT ArER--This elegant
structure is now complete In beauty of design il
surpasses anything Of its kind in the State. Con
structed Of brick and dark marbls it is az pera.cnt
Is il il charming. Tho EngsA srchitects have aAssn-
ed IT, IN subdued eoaors, which please without tir.g
the eye Dr. c. Aver built and gave it to the town,
in acknowledgement Of the distinction they conferred
upon him in taking his name. Although it is gen.
erous gift, still the hearty good wishes of . whole
peope sre Of greater vsue, and the generous donoe
has doubtless secured them.-6rohon Mass yoxrsaL
FEsrvAL-A notice of . festival will be found in
these columns, to be held Wednesday evening Of
next week, for the benefit of Rev. W. L. Leak II il
to be hoped that it will be beray attended and pat
ronized Father Leak has given eminent satisfaction
not only to his church, but to the entire community,
and is held in degree of respset That few ministers
attain 1t is well known that Methodist circuit preach
ers do not acquire speedy wealth. and such assistance
does not come amisa- Let Father Leak have cheer
ing token Of remembrance, on his departure
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01
White Cloud Items.

Married-On Monday, February 10Th, 1877, at Hia-
watha, Kansas. Mr.. Isaac +. Leibig TO Miss Maggie
Mccall, both of Brown County.
On Tuesday evening. February 10th, 1877, at the
residence of the brides father by the Rev. c. j.
Adams, Mr.. W. H. Nswlins to Miss Emily Payne, all
of White Cloud. HH -t-
At the same time and place. Mr. George II. Bradley
to Miss Sue Payne.
May the blessings of health, wealth and content
ment be with them;
But the blessings Of health
Why attempt to maintain,
With one who's unhappy
Enlesa hal in
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01

: z la1ly sends rs n0fe, askn6 n Il It Is The
fashion now for 'counter-hoppers and "store-sweeps
to stand behind the counter with hat and cigar
in their mouth, and wait upon ladies! She says she
just won't tolerate such nuisance and proposes to
find place to trade where either little less or a
little style is put wait until the fashion
changes We are sorry We can't reply to the lady
1t Il out Of our line of sbusnesss Ne don't know
whcther il is the fashion not, do know that
it is praeticed any in Troy
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1877-03-01

u One Of our correspondents ID out of humor b.
cause we omitted portion Of recent items; notifies
u that none Of the items imaginary, and that
We shall pot receive anything more from that source
We did not suppose any of them were imaginary. but
We did feel pretty that they would give offence
70 others We cannot always avoid giving offence,
but We do not feel like making enemies when we can
avoidit We always like to receive items of interest,"
but if We get them only by snrrendering our right
to revise or reject such matter do not wish to
pabLsh, We must do without them. sss So. q
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
Direct Route,

The opening of the road between Port
Deposit, Md, and Columbia, Pennsylvania,
which was done few days ago, at which
President Hinckley of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad attended
gives Wilmington direct connection with
the Pennsylvania railroad at that place
(Columbia) as there has been for some
a road running from the Baltimore Railroad
at Perryville on the Susquehanna to Port
Deposit. Wilmington has more direct con-
nection with the great Pennsylvania Central
Railroad without break. At Coatesville the
Pennsylvania road is many feet above the
Wilmington and Reading road that one
cannot run directly on their rails, but would
have to be lifted or raised up an inclined
plane. Wilmington has now become a
complete railroad centre, and this is anoth-
er of the iron arms which connect her with
West, by way of Columbia, Port Deposit,
and the Philadelphia, Wilmington g. Balti-
more Railroad. n.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
(Communicated.) T'f
Bes. Wade and the pvriO0Eers.

Apropos of Ben Wade's veuomous abuse
of President Hayes is the arrival Of an snec.
dote told by President Lincoln on the occa-
sion of Ben Wade's hostility 10 him.
Just previous to the meeting of the Res
publican Convention at Baltimore, i'll 1851,
Ben Wade and Henry Winter Davis issesd
what was then known as pronunciamcn'
against Mr.. Lincoln. This was intended
to prevent his renomination by that con-
venlion. A friend of Mr.. Lincoln, fearing
disasterous consequences to his aspirations,
from this ''bomb III the camp" hastily vis-
tied the President, and anxously Inquired
if he had read the pronunciamento, Calmly
Mr.. Lincoln answered yes. "Well," said
the friend, ''Don't you fear its effect
upon your prospect for rencminatiolW
"Well," said Mr.. Lincoln, cit reminds
me of circumstance that occurred out
West. A friend of mine had among bis
children, son who showed decided taste
for natural science To cultivate that turn
he supplied him with microscope, among
other things. With that instrument, Johnny
examined water, vinegar, bread, butter,
cheese, etc. One evening at tea, the tl,her
was abont to put piece of cheese inso bis
mouth, when Johnny, who had been intent-
ly watching him, said, Don't do that father,
don't eat that cheese, it's full OF wrigGlers y
The father cody bit the cheese, began chew
ing and replied, Let them wrigslc, my sou,
can stand 1t II they can.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
QUE NEW CASTLE LETTER.
NEW CASTLE, April 10th


City Council met in regular session last
night, President Herbert in the chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved, after which the following
committees wereappointed: Finance, Messrs
Holcomb and Jamison, Streets, Lambson
and Holcomb; Lamps, Kiegan and Lambson;
Pumps, Jamison and Kiegan; Police, janis
son and Holcomb, Health and Nuisances,
Lambson and Kiegan; Harbor, Holconb
and Lambson. Mr.sHerbert was addeu to
the street, lamp and pump committees, On
motion of Mr.. Holcomb. The City Asses.
sor was allowed thirty daysto complete the
assessment. On motion Of Mr., Jamison an
order was drawn to pay salaries Of police.
The following appointments were made by
the Mayor and confirmed by Council: Bar.
ret P. Conner and James O'Neill. Mr..
Lewis Eliason was appointed Clerk of Coun-
Gil. Mr.. George, Maxwell would not 'se' We
unless his salary was increased. On motion
Council adjourned to meet on TUESDAY
evening April "a. t.v...4s .a...s
Marshal N. Wier, has removed to bis
new store on market street. p. He had his
store illuminated last night and it presented
fine appearance. He has large stock of
groceries on hand which he will sell ut II e
lowest cash prices. .,,....
There appears. to be great deal of dis
satisfaction among the Democrats here
especially the applicants for police. They
sly they voted straig htout ticket 50 as 10
keep the Republicans out of Office, and Il st
night the City Council confirmed a polic,-
man who voted a Republican ticket at the
general election. 'E ~" .'t
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
Focal Affairs.
Calat1t,s,,,piass Serenade.

" Last night about 10 o'clock, the members
of the Delaware Fire Company, with their
engine and hose carriage, proceeded to the
residence of Mr., Peter Wood, No. Sls
Kirkwood street. The members with fish
horns, gong, rattles, bells, etc., gave Mr..
Wood rattling serenade. 1t was noisy,
warm, and hearty, and no doubt was
received in the good honest feeling in which
it was given.
Such little episodes tends to keep us from
stagnating, and the Delaware boys, deserve
credit for getting an hours fun these dull
times. Mr.. Wood was amused, and pleased,
as he greeted his comrades out Of the win-
dow of his house, with q hearty "boys 20
on" Good humor sat upon every face,
snd all went well.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

A meeting of he ministers of the Me'ho-
dist Episcopal Church Of Philadelphia and
vicinity was held yesterday at Wesley Hall,
No. 10lS Arch street, Rev. j. 8. ]. McCon-
nell presiding, to take action on the 1ea Il
of DR.. Hodgson. The proceedings were
opened with prayer by Rev. a Longaerc.
Rev. Thomas A. Fcrnley moved that Il
committee consisting Of three ministers he
appointed. to prt parea suitable PAPER to he
read ut the funeral OF the deceased.
A grand concert for the benefit of the
wives and children of the policemen, Boyer
and Lucas, who were killed on March 6, at
the railroad crossing at Broad street and
Lehigh avenue, will take place this even
ing at Athletic Hall, Thirteenth street,
above Jefferson. t&'G
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
ONE CENT
temperance.

Under the auspices of Neral Suasion Club,
the temperance meeting last night in the
City Hall was the most successful one that
has been held since the reform movement
commenced. Already over two thousand
persons have signed the pledge and united
with them in forwarding the interests of
temperance, and the greatest encourage
ment to continue the meetings is given by
the respectable community of the city. On
next Sunday, q grand temperance rally will
be held in the Opera House and special
invitation to those who have not already
Joined, Is cordially extended.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
Minor Locals.
City Council meets this evening.
Sun rose $40; sets at 6.41. So.

! City Council meets this evening". .s
Sun rose 519; sets at 6.41. ...,i,,
Quaker Assembly ball on the 9Th inst.
Reliance Active's ballon Friday evening
April 20. rs $T ir''8 's.'
At the City Mills yesterday wheat WIS
quoted at ~ bushel corn 65 cents N
bushel.
The St. Mary's I. A. D Society Of this
city VIII hold grand temperance revival
in the Institute Hall this night week.
Addresses will be delivered by John II.
Campbell and others. " RI 7-''4't'
The Shakespeare Literary Society will
give their second literary and musical en'er~
tainment at the Institute Hall on the 10Th
of June. This society is composed Of boys
and girls, with j. G. P. deKrafft, Jr.; as
President.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
ap17smy1
ClaytO,s Heasse Asricals.

The following are the arrivals up to mid
night.
A. E. Grow, City.
Julius 4. Rettey, Washington.
H. Rrochlick, N. Y.
Albert r. Wolfe, Washington.
W. Huntley, Silver Greek, N. Y.
August Keine, " " "
Henry PERTH, ="
E. e. Belt, & daughter, Berlin, Md.
Mrs. HastinE Il daughter, Nd
Chas K. Mills, NY.
NJ. J. Halbabeck, N. Y.
John Fl. Howell & wife, N. Y.
d. r. Pratt, Newark N. j.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
Lecture.

The Rev. G. G. Ames, Of Philadelphia,
lectured last evening at the First Unitarian
Church on the "Divine Origin of Common
Sense"
The reverend gentleman stuck faithfully
to his subject and entertained his intelligent
audience for about an hour on that inter-
esting and important subject.
He is a fluent and interesting speaker
and should have had larger audience.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
Notice to Delinquent Water IL emt.rs

Notice to Delinquent Water IL emt.rs.
The time having expired for the payment
of water rents for the year 1877, notice is
hereby given, that unless they are paid, Or
some provision made for their payment, on
or before the tenth day Of May next, then,
on and aftrr that date, the Fcrrules of all
de1inauent water renters will be drawn and
the supply cut off.
W. s. HAYES,
ap17.my1 Register.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

The Sssede asd Nnn Song and Oratoro

The Suede ossd Fynn-B Song and OrGtoro
There was q perfect jam in the Opera
House last night, to hear the Swedish Lady
Quartette. The highly respectable audience
which greeted the lady singers, was no
more than q proper appreciation Of their
merit. There can be no doubt of the excel
lence of the singers, they are thoroughly
trained and naturally fitted to create SEN
sation. The coming in of the two blondes,
and two brunettes, to meet in the centre OF
the stage, as a sisterly quartette, to warblc
sweet songs of other lands, was tableaux
as striking as It was beautiful. It would
be difficult to single out the sweetest of the
ballads; but there was one SO strangely
weird, suggestive Of vikings, and Norsemen,
"The Coasting Song" that It impressed the
audience alike with its novelty and beauty.
"Good Night" was charmingly executed,
thrilling the hearers with its melody and
pleasing with It's fitness. Selma Borg, as
set forth on the bills, delivered an address,
choosing history as her themc-Finland
the matter Of the address. The lady, as q
stranger is entitled to kindness, but surely
she ought not to intlct such speeches upon
the "Swedish Ladies'" audience. Her speech
gave her hearers as much idea of Finland
as If she had spoken of Ojibeway. II
madam were to purchase, say ten neatly
written speeches upon some little known
subjects, commit them to memory, her adj
mirable manner would enable her to make
her speech feature of the entertainment.
She appears to be ignorant of the fact that
the Magyar and Finnish, languages are Of
Hunnish origin, and instead of being old,
were planted in Hungary and Finland in
the 9Th century, it was to verify the cognate
character aud common origin of these two
dialects with that Of Bockhara and Central
Asia, that induced the celebrated Vamberg
! to visit that region at the peril of his life
about twelve years ago. The concert was
very good, and gave universal pleasure.
The speech, save the delivery, was not good
and we feel we are acting friendly part in
thus informing the lady who spoke It.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
FHlSa Alarm,

The alarm Of fire last night about $50
which was given at the Fame Engine House,
was caused by the appearance of bright
light in the southeastern part of the city.
The reflection was, probably, from the rolling
mill over Third street bridge.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
DentiSt9'1I,

Great achievements in Dentistry, full
set of teeth in three hours. Teeth that took
the prize at the Vienna Exposition, s.,
s., $40, per get. Filling teetka specially
DR.. J. W.. stoughton, No. 112s Vine
street, Philadelphia. aprl7 1y
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
apl9llt
AWNINGS.

Wv. Birnie, Sail Maker, No. IL Nass s,.
Water street wilmington, Delaware, Is now
prepared to replace all those awnings
blown down In the. last September gaze,
os we'll ~ those gone since,will be repisceu y
with q mildew-proof awning that mas
stood the test Of years. Prices to corres-
uond with the times. 4.
eplOsla VI ig,tSs 5 NJ 4 Ii NJ, " js d
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

LOOK OuT For CHEAP SHoEs-At NJ.
Clsncy's, 5O4 West Second street, two doors
from Washington, in Second, the cheapest
place in the city. Shoes either ready"msoe
or made to order.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
DIED.

McKENNA.-On the 18th instant, James
McKenna.
The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend tbe
funeral on Friday, the 20th inst.,, at 3;5o
O'Clock, .. m. to proceed to st. ..Joseph>s
Cemetery, Brandywine Banks.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

The trial Of DR.. Fields steel which was
to come off at Chester yesterday was pres
vented on account Of the non-arriyal Of the
iron. ss S.5f a & N 4 sf M MA " ssts ss
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
Meettn0.

A meeting Of the Board of City Missions
will be held this evening at 7.SO O'Clock,
at St. Paul's M. E. Church. s. -,
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

N1OTICE.-'ro ALL PERSONS HAVING
~ CLAIMS AGAINST NEW CASTLE
COUNTY-William Herbert, County treas, treas,
Nrer. will be in the office Of Messrs: Given
and Carpenter, Collectors, No. 6!8 Mark ct
street. @ OF, W EsDAY, May l, 1877, from lo to
- o'.,icck a. M, for the purpose OF paying
all bills PASSED at the March session o. the
levy Court; also appropriations made 10
o''n>'''' WILLIAM HERBERT,
.n1a1lt County Treasurer.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

Observation-Disclosures Marls'
IN Attorney at Law, Geo. 9. Marls, con
veyancer; Joseph a. Bond keai nscate Va a;a Az, y
ana on shinley Streets. apr5'tf
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE,. DELAWARE
Y ImiJNTY. PENNSYLVANIA. ''s

This institution, chartered with Univer-
s,tv Privileges is under the charge Of, the
Augastipian Fathers, and offers superior
aI q thorough Classical, scienttic or CONNER
",sl :" s course. 1t is situated on the Pennsyl-
T.nia y cent, al Railroad, eleven miles from
philadelphia. phii Railroad station and Post
office on the College grounds.
Terms: Per session OF five months, IN
For full particulars, send for catalogue.
Rev. r. A. MIDDLETON, d. D.,
decl-1yr FresloehI.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
FOE SALE AND REM.

V1oR sALE.-On the South Side, BRICK
houses, contat uing rooms. Eacn w -
be sold on reasons liable Cerms.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

NOR sALE,-Three f1ve.roomea prick
II houses on the South Side, Wlth nne
Yariis, Enquire OF ]. .K.kAnGGyySInk
4 nahio 8. w. cor. second ana aaaI ~
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

NroTlCE,-Paris M. Mitchell. Carpenter.
N ana Builder, has REMOVED from 5l7
Orange street. to shop No. 7l5 shipleX, ,, ~. ;.
Ulnar1 Wlm19g,Dn pst attended to- at moderate
rates. Residence, zr,u,,,,o,, ca,
m3O.1m 4U5 JEt r EnSoN ol'
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

nR. FITLER'5 NEHETABLE RHEU.
ton of one of PhiIadelphia's oldest physi-
clans, and is guaranteed to cure rheuma.
matism, Neuralgia. Sciatica, Pain, Back
ache, &C., or money refunded, by invigora-
ting the nerves, purify ing the blood, and
neutralizlng poisonous deposits in the
system. BY merit 1t has become standard
medicine. Suffering and money saved by
using 1t in time. Remember that Dr., Fitler
is the only physician in America devoting
40 years to this one line of practice. Cure
warranted. Advice gratis. As South Fourth
street.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
NOTICES.

NOTICE.
Having purchased the latest improved
apparatus for administering fresh ga'
daily, will continue to use the same for
the painless extraction of teeth. Sets OF
DIR. GOsLIN,
onr1Stf .l 7O7 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

KJOTICE.-Go to Wilson y Halls new new
YOUR Dry Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods.
Notions. Boots and Shoes. Our motto ls
quick sales and low profits.
m3O.3m WlLSON " nAbD' "
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19

{ tHANGE OF HOUKS-WILMINGTO
~ q WESTERN NRAILROAD-Comme
~ Ing thursday Dec. 4, 1876, Trains will run
Leave Wilmington 10 20 a m, and S SOP m.
1".avA Landenbnrg s 45 D m and 80 p. m.
arrive at Wilmington z IS q m. and 10
Arrive at Laudenberg al II m. and 9 40
CONNECTIONS.-T leaving Landen-
VI, VIE AZ $40 q. m. with train tor Philadel-
phla OF &. 10 am.
wi. Train leaving Wilmington = 1920 a m
w. WIN !, .ralh leaving Philadelphia at $40 a m
t.la tala pennsylvania and Delaware train leav-
ihG Landenberg at l 10 p. m.
witt ihlaia H. Leaving Landenberg at 30 p. m,
VIII WIN fennsylvania and Delaware train and
W. MN ! ~ Srain leaving Wilmington for Phila.
Train leaving Wilmington at $50 m
~ Ml'n traan leaving Philadelphia ct Is p.
aug2s.ti D. O ONNELI.. aup
The Morning herald., 1877-04-19
WANTS.

m NTED.-Go to SW shiploy street for
W Good bed and board:at SA.% per week
lisa liable board at ~ cents meal. 1856
-V1ANTEp.-A furnished lodging room
w for gent and wife. state location and
price. o.x Addressw. A. M. this Office
u ANTED.-A tenant for farm Of 100
W acres. close to Wilmlngton; he must
have adGpeas fGUe By letter, owner" Box u.s.
I Past Ofiice, wilmington. mhl4w&s
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02

8eim 0GrfGen @ore, fiebcn Wfet[en bon
2ogan, S6iD, tpurbe Dieie Gage Elm l0red7
li@er breifo1er 0taltbmor6 bega19en. Ser
6armer SoDn Weloor, 1etlte bertpttttDete
Dter5igiGDrige S6neIter Sltldn WfcGlur8
uuo beren ftebse6nid6rige Ipdter 9tancD
SPITE (Dom eriten Wlanne Ser 6rau Wlc&lurg
t%tdmrnen0), tpurben bon 9tanbmDrDcrt utt1
9ebradt unb bic TDGter ii11O Der6ofttt.
98elbon mar Elm Hetbiger nto ipariamer
N}ann, fiinf3t9 Sabre alt ltro Sunggeieue,
ltlto eS bteB, CT babe betrddtItd) 0elD int
60ltIe. g8te elmer Der Derbafteten WI0r0er,
98ln. TerreI, dngtebt, ldltertcn tie tbm
cine babe Wteile BON leinen !6mlie anti un6
bra0te i'm Der ebenfoQS ber0aftete SoiepD
&in9 ~lnittelit zines GGteBgeipebrS unbetl1eS
Trllgel3 i'm. 98eiter gtebt Getrel an
Q8tr Orargen Damn III DaS 60u9, Sing
1laDnt Dalelb1t cine NTt, fiiDrte 6rdlt W1cGlurg
Der0llS ut0 ip0ltete iDr nit Der Qrt ben
S6GDel; fe itiir3te lttD er Der1cBte ibr einen
Oteb 1T ben 6alS, sic S0lngn6er %Serbaucu6.
0arauf berfDlgte er bd5 fltebetbe iunge
WiG00en 9tancD 6ite, Dplte DaiIel6e eth un0
t0btetee IS bur6 furt9tbare NrtDie6etn GGll>
ter, &0pf ul16 6al5, "ipDrauf rim DaS t0auS
gtn9, um SIT pliln6ern.
&tng crttdrt Dieie 9arieQung Terreu5
filr erlogen nnO f6tebt NuleS Guf Terreu,
ipte 6teier Nae8 auf i'm i0iebt. Wfan falIo
BET BEN Wl0rberr mn $11. Die BerDof>
tung berIelDclt tpurDe Dd0ur6 ernt6gltd)t,
BOB Terreu fur5 rad Der 0rcueltDat IN
elmer Wtrt1iGaft in 209dn tt0 betrdrtf,
Speftafel m0dte, Der1dftct tpltrDe ut10 0dtlt
ser 8oIi5ct Obi9e5 er36hlte.
NmGo9e nQ9 benz N}or6, ais Die(e Ifadz
barn ltllt Sic 0eiden oeriamlnelt iparen,
fam Der BrGltiqQm be8 e%r1norDeten WGDz
6enS 5lgeretit, TIT bieieS 3u bcIu1cft;
nt0tS 80ieS u0nen0, ltGGerte ct It0 ber
0rltppe; bein Nnblt6 Der 2etde Der err
mor6etcn 8rant faBte t0n tplloe Ver5tpetfz
Iutg.
Grit an Sage nod benz Gerbre6en muir
Sc bieleS elltpeft ut0 5tpar Dltrb etten
&noben aus Ser gta6bari0aft, tDelGer i'm
6auie WelDon'5 eiuen Sattel 60len tpOQte.
ST wo0te 9Grln unb Die Der6eietlen0en
9to6bdrn 1ammelte1t 1t6 I'M Sic 2et6en
Ser err1orbeten TrQren. Ba(0 00rnuf farO
man Qlt0 Sic 2etGe Welopn'5, t1Dem baS
fId9lt6e Oebeul 0eS treten 6u1tOeS, Der
1teben Ser 2ei0e iei1ts5 tGerrn lag, 0te Muf>
merfiamfeit duf ben betr. BlaB lenfte. TN
ter 0enen, tpelWe ipGter bet SEN Qeiden
0a6e '6ielten, iuar dud)Serre0 'SWfltttcr bic
feline 96nung BON Der S6ulb tDreS So6z
ties bate. Q(lS bte &utbe bon Der 8erbafz
tung befia(ben e%irtrof, ftel bic arlne Vran
1T Obnntotbt. SpGter tDur0en nod 5ipet
25er6d6tt8e, Deb. ytobIe urb elm %gclpiiier
Canning Derbaftet.
Sn Gogat, no Sic 8erbG6ttgen eiit9ez
fperrt mlr0en, ~iornn1clten ii6 balb ftarfe
8oIfsmniie1t, Bic enti0loIien tparen, DaS
OefGn8ntB at ltiirmen uto etr ftr9tbareS
9pn0gert0t gu bolten; aber mtttetIt Gift
9eIon8 es ben Be60roet, Die pier 8erbofte7
ten altf etne1t idneu in 8ereitl6aft geleBz
ten 8obnSu8 81 i00ffen, oer ffe n1ter itor7
fer 8e0eGung na6 benz 25 W}etlen %entTerft7
ten8oncaiter bra4te, 100 fte ieBt etngeiperrt
itlt0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-02

Iebtcn 8eriu6, Sen Golegen 5t elmer 3uz
riiGnabnne ieiner QleuBerun9 5u belpe8en.
9ob bas bo6mritbi9e Bfdffletn blieb BEL
Ietner beleiDigenOen 2(el1Bcrung, rltb Die
S1nOOe bei6l0B feierti6 einen Orbnun9sz
ruf gegen ben triegerti0en BFurrer.
Stebt mani iib BEN @eiammtsNerGal
bieier SDnoben an, 10 m06te matt beinoDc
8ebauern nit Der SrtDpborie empfitben,
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