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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-22
Board of Directors.

HENRY HYDE,
GEORGE 7, ADEE,
GEORGE ID. MORGAN,
WIN. q. LAMBERT,
HENRY A. HUkBUT,
Ii, g. MAR9UANb,
IL. n. spAULDiNC
JAS. W. ALEXANDER,
HENRY y, TERRELL,
CuAS j. MARTIN,
TliuS y. YOUNG,
THOS, A. CUMMINS,
ROBERT BLISS,
WIN. IL. FOGG,
- nAN'L. d. LORD,
JAS. NJ HALSTED,
HORACE PORTER,
SIMEON FITCH,
b. W. LAMBERT,
Is. II. RANDOLPH,
ALANSON TRASK,
PARKER HANDY,
ROBERT LENoX KENNEDY,
GEORGE II. STUART,
JOHN A. STEWART,
JOHN ID, ZONES,
CYRUS W. FIELD,
b. WILLIAMSON,
WILLIAM WALKER,
Henry DAY,
JOSEPH SELIGMAN,
BENZ. E. BATES,
ASH BELL GREEN,
WAYMAN CROW,
STEPHEN ii, PHILLIPS,
TH0S. A. BlDDLE,
IL. Nj. ALEXANDER,
JOHN j. DONALDSON,
GEORGE q. KELLOGG,
SAMUEL W, TORREY,
SAMUEL HOLMES.
JOSEPH +. NAVARRO,
W. WHlTEWRIGHT, JR.
JOHN j. MCU0OK,
THEODORE WESTON
ALEXANDER L. IRWIN,
d. HENRY SMITH,
4. DE WITT CUYLER,
WIN. +, C0OLBAUGH,
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! WASHINGTON.
The Packard usarpalIOn Has u
Following Of Only Forty
Members,
They Propose TO Take Re-
vengo by Unmasklng Pres
ldentlnl Frauds.
Documents Signed by Election Com
mlsslOners Sent 10 Tllden for use
In Ills Quo Warranto Proceed
lngs Against Hayes.
There are seventy.Three Uncontesied Re.
turning Board Members In the Mich.
oils Legislature Several Contest
cd Packard Members Have Re.
signed Their Claims.

The order Withdrawing Troops on
Account OF the shortncss ~ Time,
Has Been Photographed to General
Augur-Thc Commission Eurouie Tor
Washington.
Moon Associated Press Report
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Ex.con-
gresham j, Wiley Wells, OF MISSES
sippi, has been appointed solicitor Of
the treasurer in place OF Mr.. Talbot.
General Sherman on account of the
shortness Of time, telegraphed the or
der for the removal Of the troops d.
rect to General Augur. He has, how
ever, also sent II TO Sheridan. IL IL
understood the verbiage OF McCrary's
order 10 Sherman clears the obscurity
of the presidents order, and that the
words vicinity covers all points in the
city.
The general has accepted
Senator Gordon's construction of the
law to pay the State OF Georgia for
overcharge on the Western and At
lantic Railroad State property, and
has requested Quartermasler General
Meigs to compute the amount due the
state on the construction. The amount
IL something over 100000. This ac-
coupt has yet TO pass through the hands
OF the attorney general and will ao-
company his report to the secretary OF
war, which will doubtless govern the
secretary and secure the payment OF
the money TO the state,
The following is an extract from an
interview with Ex-Governor Kellogg:
Notwithstanding that Packard
is the legal governor, can he any
longer hold out ?
Governor Kellogg-No, / think not.
The force against him is too great,
and, besides, he IL much exhausted
after his long continued efforts.
Reporter-What, then, will be his
course?
Governor Kellogg-I can not tell ex-
actly Just what will be his course. Un-
der the circumstances, II is possible for
him to do many things, but, unless ]
am greatly disappointed in the man, 1
think he will quietly withdraw at the
proper time, without any provocation
OF battle or bloodshed. But this is
only my opinion. know nothing
positive.
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BOSS TWEED.

lie Disavows All Responsibility for
the Article in the world, Dut Does
Not Deny the Truthfuiness OF the
Statement.
New York, April 2l.--The state SEN
ate committee ola the alleged Tweed
confession met here to-day, and pro.
ceeded to Ludlow street jail to see tho
ex boss. weeds counsel read II long
paper to the senate committee, narrht.
ing why he advised his client not to
testify at this time. Mr.. Tweed handed
the committee paper, declining to
testify, on the ground of public policy,
and says he might criminate himself.
He said, however, he disavowed all re-
sponsibility for the article In tho
World.
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Report of a Committee of Policy
holders and Representatives
neutrality-suspicious., with EX-
tracts from Reports of
subcommittee.

10 the President and Directors Qfthe Equitable
Lie assurance SOciety ofMe United States:
The undersigned, having been requested
by the Officers and Finance Committee OF
your Society to examine the assets and to
make q thorough investigation OF Its affairs
and condition, have discharged that duty,
and now ask leave to submit the following
Here follows details.l
Invited by the Society TO make an lex.
haustive examination, without reserve or
limit" the committee, as Will be seen by the
foregoing, have not felt Mt liberty TO omit
criticisms whenever criticism appeared to
be proper.
But in closing this examination, intended
to be thorough, and in making this report,
IL is alike our pleasure and duty TO state
that the result of our investigation ofthe
affairs of this Society is In general satlsfac-
tory, that the Society is solvent beyond
question. and that the polioy-holders are
amply secured In their investment.
The business of this Society has been con-
Quoted with en- ergy, ability and system, and
It's unparalleled growth since Incorporated
in 1859, counting, as 1t does, nearly s34,OOO,COO
assets and about s. 900 900 surplus profits. as
cording to the society's statement, shows
uncommon industry and vigor ON the part
of its chief officers and directors, and, In the
opinion OF this committee, places the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance Society in the front rank
ofinstitutions of It's kind.
All Of which is respectful y submitted.
Ed. MORGAN,
b. SHERMAN,
WIN. A. WHEELOCK,
MORRIS X. j ESUP,
G. X. FRANCKLYN,
j. NJ. MORRISON,
CHARLES \. SMITH,
+ d. TAPPEN,
CORNELIUS N. BI lSS.
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might Associated Press Report.l

| lNlkut IEthh
The president has recognized Don
aid McIIelland Monroe, vice consul for
Sweden and Norway, at Darion,
Georgia.
Appointments; J. X. Upton, chief
clerk, and Il. c. II. Smith, clerk of the
treasury department,
The New York Trlbune's New Or
leans dispatch says Governor Pack.
ards caucus this morning had only
forty members. A paper was exhib'
tied, prepared for the signatures
of the supervisors Of election of
the parish of Orleans, certifying
that they had fraudulently given
the vote of the parish to Hayes, and
that II belonged to Tilden by u consid-
cradle majority. 1t was said, in eau
Gus, that this document, when signed,
will be sent to Tilden for use In his
quo warranto proceedings against
Hayes. The correspondent says that
ignorant colored men and few des-
perately disreputable whites believe
they can take revenge by q method Of
this kind.
A New Orleans dispatch says ]. A.
Cage, OF the eighth senatorial district
was seated in the Nichols legislature
Demas returned to his seat aud ex-
planned the causes which lead to his
desertion. Messrs Demas and Gaupt,
Of st. Landry, Cole. Of ~. John, So.
mems and Dickinson, of 81. James, and
Snaer, of Iberia, were sworn In, maxi
ing seventy-three returning'board
mem beers In the house.
Several retufning.board members,
who were not elected by the election
commissioner returns, have resigned
their claims.
Murray, sergeant-at-arms, Of Pack
ards house, was at Odd Fellows hall
this morning, where, at noon, about
five hundred people gathered In the
Hobbies and In the streets.
Some Of the Republicans, who went
over, say they hold the balance OF
power in the matter OF electing a
United States senator.
The commission closed their labors
to day and left for Washington, via
Mobile. Results achieved by them
are more complete than could have
been anticipated. The general feel
Ing, even among intelligent republi
cans, is that the results will be of i'm
mense advantage to the state.
The commission have been NOR,
than ordinarily cireumspect, and hav'
devoted themselves In . most laborl
Gus manner h. their work. In thei
Innumerable interviews with delsga
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Report of the Finance and Exec
utive Committee of the
Society.

The thorough investigation into the af-
fairs and condition OF the Equitable Life
Assurance Society by the Insurance Depart
ment of the State OF New York, and by a
Committee OF Pollcy.holders and Represen-
tatives OF Policy-holders, has not relaxed
in tho slightest degree the customary exam
nations by the Standing and Special Com
mittees of the Board Of Directors.
In pl esenting the Report Of the Society for
1876, the Finance Committee state that they
have, dur ng tina. year, given much atten-
tlon aud labor 10 the consideration of the
system by which the business of the Society
is conducted and Its expenses regulated; and
have directed the enforcement OF all rules
aud methods for bridging down the expenses
of the Society TO, and continuing the Same
at the lowest standard consistent phh h'
greatest efficiency IN The administration of is
dgairs.
The undivided surplus fund OF the Society
Is much larger than Is requisite for the con-
tlnuance of dividends 10 policy holders
without dlmlnution, and In order to guard
against even unexpected depreciation in
investments, the Committee have
ResOired, That eight hundred thousand
dollars OF the said undivided surplus be
withheld from division among .pollcy-hold.
ers until the further order OF the Committee,
or Of the Board, to cover any possible loss
arising from the value Of real estate and
other securities.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society has,
during the past six months "a period OF I'M
exampled depression In business aud
financel, undergone, through its own Com
mittees, the Insurance Department Of the
state and Policy holders Committee, ex-
aminations, for thoroughness OF detail and
scrutiny In all departments OF Its affairs,
unprecedented In 1.-The history Of corpora
lions.
GEO T. ADEE, GEO. ID. MORGAN,
JAMES Low. II y BPAULDING,
PARKER HANDY, n. A. HUHLBUT,
W. n, FOGG, JOHN A. STEWART
Committee on Finance
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DIR. j. A. NASH
Cor. Sycamore and Pacific Avenue.

with an experience Of over thirty yoara
would respectfully solicit Ohstetrical aud
femnlo Practice. Having devoted u large
share OF his time To- tins branch of practice
he " prepared for NIL omergenc OK ana quar-.
dHices Sdilsdcfi0u, with thoeSCeptlon OF tho
bracelets used his prnollce lsRlmoHt entirely
original, Ladies can con, MI him at his FAM
ily parlur adjoining his pilp',
cor. sYVAMOHE AND PACIFIC AVE
Rpl2lllf
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Report of the Hon. John II
Smyth, superintendent of the
Insurance Department of
the State of New York.

lowing to tho great length OF details In
both the superintendent and Policy. hold
ors Committees report, their conclusions
only are glvon In this statemont.l
The examination has been OF the mott
thorough and searching character, and tho
superintendent believes that no corp Jratlon
doing an insurance bus ness has been sub
ioctcd 70 seVerer tests than this Society has,
nothing hnYiug been taken for granted, but
every item, both OF assets and liabilities,
consclontlously and oxhaustlvely scruti-
nized, 10 accomplish this II force of ten
persons, under the chief Examiner OF the
department, mas been steadily engaged for
nearly three months. The superintendent
Is much gratined ~ being able to state that
the result of this investig ltion shows the
complete solvency OF the Institution and
Tint n the same energy and ability are dis
played In its management and conduct
from this time, as In the past, II career OF
solid commercial prosperity liz heforeit.
JOHN f, SMYTH,
superintendent.
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EXAMINATION.

Report Of the Insurance Department Of tho
State OF New York Report ola Com.
mlttec Of PolICy-ROlders and Represent,
alIves OF poIlcy'AOIders 80 Financial
Statement Of the Society Report Of the
Finance and Executive Committee Of the
Society.
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FOREIGN NOTES.
Roum snia's Position IL one OF Critical
and Imminent Perii--The Russian
Hpnifesto 10 Prince Charles-Army
Movements.

Roum ania's Position IL one OF Critical
ana Imminent Perii--The Russian
Hpnifesto TO Prince Charies-Army
Movements.
LONDON, April 2l.-A special from
Vienna to the Times says: Quite
panic reigus In Roumania about the
rurkish invasion. The Roumania
government has applied, In It's extrem-
ity, to the powers, and is becoming
more pressing In It's demands to be
saved the Circassians aud Bashl Ba-
zouks. They have also turned to the
Turkish government, demonstrating
against the occupation of ROumania by
the Turkish troops. The answer has
not been reassuring, Turkey saying
that the passage OF Turkish troops to
the Roumanla side would depend on
Turkish military affairs. but that II
this happens, In consequence Of the
entry of Russian troops, the porte de-
clines the responsibility for Roumania
being turned into the theatre OF war.
A special dispatch from Vienna to
the Telegraph says Roumania cannot
prevent the passage OF the Russian ar
mics through her territory, as she has
mainly sought support to do SO from
the powers, tut she can and VIII rigor-
ously abstain. from armed participa-
ton II Turkey does not cross the Dam
nbe, and will herself occupy Klasflot
with her own troops to prevent the
Russians getting that position, but IL
Turkey persists in it, proposed action
RoumanIa will be compelled 10 cast
her lot with the only power capable OF
affording her material protection
against such a terrible calamity. Rou.
mania's POSITION IL one Of critical and
imminent peril.
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RELIGIOUS.

The Pilgrims Are blessed anu Badc
God Speed by Cardinal McCloskey.
New YORK, April 2l.-The Irish
Catholic pilgrims attended mass In st.
Patrick's cathedral this morning,
which was celebrated by Cardinal Nc
Closkey and assistant priests. The
pilgrims all occupied seats within the
sanctuary, aud the church was filled
with Catholic organizations. The car.
dinal bestowed n blessing on the voy-
ayers, and babe them godspeed. They
sailed In the forenoon In the City OF
Brussels.
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DEMANDS OF JUSTICE.

An Array Of Talent 10 Prosecute Abe
Rothschiid, tho Murderer OF nessic
Moore.
Special 10 Tho Horald.I
AUSTIN, April 2l.-Governor Hub
bard has appointed Hon. w. \. Cole
man, Of Harrison county, aud Hon.
Il. II. Epperson and 4. j. Campbell, OF
Marion county, as special state coun-
sci, TO prosecute Abe Rothschild,
charged with the murder OF Bessie
Moore, at Jefferson, Texas.
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HERE AND THERE.
Sterling ShuGies OIL the CeiI--Life In,
surance IrreguIarLty.

CLEVELAND, o, April 2l.-Cbarles
NJ. Sterling, the Youngstown murder.
er, was hung to-day. He proclaimed
his innocence, and maintained 1t to
the last.
ALBANY, April 2l.-The Argus says
it learns OF undoubted authority that
the affairs Of a popular life insurance
company are about to be wound up.
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SAMUEL BoRRowR, Secretary,
EDWARD W. INHERIT, NJ, d.,
ED WARD CURTIS, NJ. ID
Medical Examiners,
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Total Assets, December 81, lS76. Sl,7Sl, 1854 Al
Total Liabilities, including Re-
serve for reinsurance OF all ok
listing policies. ,.,,,,,,,,,,.,.,. $685., IA 90
, 1877-02-26

Sic 8ep0ifcruna San Sole'b BAT lett
1870 ii6 BON 5000 auf $4,000 per-
me6rt.
Gin G~troBenrdnbcr belt lebte 9po-
DE Die 5tpii9en Sadiun mo Some per-
fcbrenoe Stasc IN. Sas unternebmcn,
bel Dem er lcine Treibeit auf bctrd1tli-
de 3eit auf's Spiel Iebte, be3ablte li9
i6ledt, benn CT mubte nit nur $25 ab.
Siebcn.
Gin mcrifanii1cr 8ferbeoisb in San
Diego lunroe ertoppt, pe,folst uno nie-
oersef6olie1.
Sic Garmer bon Goquel entfolten ei-
ne fieberbafte Sbdti9fsit i'm Yfliigen.
Sic 3uderepmpo9nie trifft ebenfans bic
9r6bten 8orbereitungen, lire Giiben in
Den Grrnb 81 brin9cn.
Mrs. Grant in 9lrcna SomIbip, Wtens
boctno Co., oss Morbss @ilrop's anoe=
flast, 1T bon Dem Gcri6t entlallsn ,uor=
0en.
@un Sherman S@lano pirb iibr einen
ausse5eidneten Stano b.s @etraioes be
ri6tet.
, 1877-02-26
@tact &tbmDnb.

Bo1iaei @eri9t. 5olsenbe
Gd1e faunen por9efern in bielem@eri6te
CUR Serbanolung:
2onnoa 0apis. farbis, ansetla9t Els
ne Dartie aleiounssltiide, Oas gisen.
tbum Der 8wsinia Serbian, in ibrem
Belibe gu baben, entlaIicn.
0fidael Sulipan unb gomaro8afsr,
5tuei 2anoirei6er relp. BON Marplono
unb @eor9ia, anseflaQt perbd6tige Gbd
rattdre ~ iein, uuroen befOblen oit
5taOt gu perlaiien.
Claiborne Sbomas, elm SnIa1e oes
Grmenbanles. onscflast tpcsen Srun-
fenbeit uao Nasabunbirens, murbe ent.
laiien.
CHARLES Scott, farbis, arseflast Der
q. S. @atts an9esriHen uno sei6la9en
81 baben, lpuroe %entlal1en.
Sranf McWtanus, anseflaat weger
S%runfenbeit, iuurOe i'm Stationsbauit
entlaIien.
, 1877-02-26
Nus GaIifprnie1 n.

Sie @drtner BON 8abejo liefern iebi
l66ne reife Somatoss.
Sic in unlcrem Staate eimsebenben
Gteuern erreiden cine S6be. mel1e fir
cine aablrei9sre 8spOlteruns ssniisen
wiroe. Sas feline Doto County aleir
Sablt $1S5,326.74. %SaIifornien pire
6urd Die iibermabisen Steuern arm se=
ma9t nno bebarf elmer srinbIi9en &e~
form Der Steuerselebe.
Cine iunse Wittwe in Sacramento
,purbe an SelbItmoroe, ben Tie burd
einen Spruns aus Dem 6eniter bes pa
cifc Sotels beseben woute, bur6 elmer
Is SUB tiefer liesenoen Balloon ssbin.
bert, auf Dem lie nur Den Den SUB Der.
itau9te.
Muf ben Stra6en bon Gan 9iesc
mad lint -galifornisn Iinb cine srOB'
Mnaabl Merifaner gu finosn, pel9e i'm
benz Glenoe in ibrer Seimatb gu entge.
ben, mad Sos Mn9eles uno lpsiter 81
fommsn tra4tsn.
, 1877-02-26
Rt0mpnb pplt OFFICE.
Dpit-A
10. Oktobfr 1876.

(Mote- Die Ntm ycrfer ppR fdri,s, h;.,
IN N I:io Nadn,. uub tr'ft bort urn 93Om
w. Elm. Der pcimeifsr biitet Wri,f. g.
esn Mcresn, NaGnaittass iu frib aIs rnSoIta,
aoeeseben t~psrbsn.) "'S'V
Moroliae Sur9boH. 3peimor tSo,,a
, MMMgMtnnr Sg; M..tnb 1.15 u. M.-Gnff
Mnrnli9e @cs.poH. Saarf6 srp,r,s.
1.1o ". w. -pufiGtu6 2 anb us 81 50
eabIi9e gof. 3weimor tSori6 un.
tIttt W. ". nnb 500 81. 81, mnf.
t1lub rs. M. umb 1915 q, Or. ""-
&idbmono & Ddnbine eifenbohu. s5..
! q r. 81 ~ Wann'anft 500 q. ~. = Soafaias
Nt9ntcnn & DanbiIe ORR. 2me;r,or IN
10y. - Mnfunft 2.3O unb 81. @ ny N.Y.
l@Iab 40. ~. unb 12.45M a. 81. S'F
q Sarttbile eynabura unb gurisSiue nud5
Ssn09nss:; Iaelid, Srnntaas ousn,mans
= NET En- % g@ntunft 500 n. R. - WufiHlns.
egeiapeafe & Ohio Giienbatn. SGorid3
Somntn9a aIsgenprnrten. Mnfunft 81 SD,
- Yufi9lab $50 9. 81.
@oreenspiQe, Charlottesville. esto,x...
Nlfss' 3piiden Charlottesville uno @tamm..
ION, S;r'1teton. 2pnGbura. unb tp.ii,r mnn
wetlfg Spn GpSinelpn - Mnfunft < 81 SD
ppfi9luB 10.45 n. 81.
~ SSet yotnt iinb stationer an her n. ~.
". nn0 =. VI. ". IGgsfG, @pnntaos ovscs.
nemfnen: Mnfunft 1890 g. 81, MpIt.,
gl0aeefsr, iber @ef Woint. taoHd.-mn
8an1t 1o.30g. M.-Ypfl9Imb 2.30G. d.
aapsagafnod, iiter 9tylett's, tdalid.
~ataHft 600 q. D. yuFfGIus q. 81.
Sataes @iber Sampler. Dreimar wydent
!t9, Mntlnft Mpntaas, MIttmpds NM
3~re'tass, 81. ~. = Ycaidrna. Disn1 am
@o""ffFass ano Soanabents, 6.OOg. 81.
Canal gafet. grstmal pvdentri6.
an.ann, WtttttpDds Greitaes unb @pnntnos
Z .. w: - pofi9luB, Montaas. MfttmnSat
nao 5rettags, 4 ~. @. "
short Yuttp Gnnte. !3weimaI tpvdentlidb
~ MMIltunft Dounerfaes unb @onninos' +
i Mc M : 81 81 ggSSlflslu6, . outage uns Jrsi-
y S"derion &onts. Drtmal ipHS,uNid.--
: sH - II MOntaa, Mi'twpt unb Arettaa nm
Z ". ~ pOlidIub Dienfaa. Spnnfysoa
UNI Sonnabenb I'm 4 g. 81.
, 1877-02-26

feline Sidrfe Duben, I'M iIblsn Gm5liliien
su iuiiberiiefdtii, oocr arn &ehten ~fc5t,u=
balten, 10 1T Dies oos tranri9e &einlt,t
elmer ni9t ST. biaieenoen No6siebistcit
es9en uns fslbit. 8eiuabren mir ING al.
10 bapor. unlere Nflidten MIR mad Dem
gu bemeKen, mas mir fir un1ere psrmuib
Ii6e 8efGbisune balten. @ir f0nnen
8ieles tbun, penn mir es entl6loGen,
mltbiy uno p%ertrauensoou beginner uno
bic nrs feblenbe &raft wirb lid i'm Ser
bdltniB Der gnersle entfaltcn, Die mir
ben einitiirmenocn Wieoet,pdrti9fsittn
entgesenieben.
, 1877-02-26

Gnti9eibungbe s Yolisei.
&i9ters. &i6tcr @bite CAB @on-
nabenb Morsen feline Gnt11eiouns in
Dem SaQe Der 5taot Ni6mono scsen
Die S6fer, ,ue9en l1ebertretung Der
@taotperoronunsen, ab, ,uelde bslosen,
oab feline Ysrion fir gommiilion 9lrtie
fsln fir ben @isner ncrfaufen ion, Die
auf Den Martt 81 0ertauf 9ebra6t lpor-
ben linb ODER auf Dem Worfte Waaren
fanfen 5arf, I'M lie in Der Staot Docr
ionlt,po mieber au ~perfaufsn etc. 9ie
5rose ,uar, ob Die 8eroronuns scieb,
LID iei.
Ser &idte entl4ieb 5u @unlten Der
8%eroronung.
@ir miiiien selteben, oob mir Die
@eisbeit oieisr MabressI ni@t einle=
ben.
, 1877-02-26

2esislatur. Sn Der beriidtis.
ten vMtofst Mbistep pun6 bin" 1T Die
glaulel, oab Der Mnseber Die 9dlite Der
Strafe erbdlt. ausseftri6en. Wir be-
sreifen ni6t, wie Die Meni6en INNER
oas @eitlduislte wablen. a~nltatt elm
fad, wsnn Die @irtblduften linen Elm
9orn i'm Nuse lino, cine Steuer BON,
ie nudoem Die Mirtbl1aft sroB ooer
tlein, elmer au tayirenoen beltimmteS um<
men fiirs Sabr Su erbeben wel6e isbes
Sabr, i'm Safe cine 8irtbl9aft lib per-
9r0Bert Ooer Derfleinert. gu anoern wdre,
nimmt man 3uflu9t gu elmer 9teuerart,
woour6 cine Yortion bcs @eloes. bur1
a%naufteuenoe 8samte nnb Mal1inen
Dem Staate uno Dem 8iirser perlorsn
seben, nnb 5u@unlen einiserNi4tstbuer
perpenbet merben.
Wenn jeber Mder 2ano bier in 0irgi-
mia burdi@nittli0 in 4 sSabrsn etlpaa
Iber einen Dollar (es miiBte natiirlid
Der @ertb bes 2anoes nit in 9etrag &C.
sosen peroen) be5ablen wiirhe, 10 fDnnte
bic sanae Staatsl9ulo leI9t 9etil9t werz
ben.
@enn natiiyli@ Der 9urdi6nittli9e
Yreis oes ELDERS $40 per Nder iein mir
De, 10 piroe Elm Mder Der nur S. wertb,
BLOB so Gents in 4 Sabren unb ein9dsr,
Oh in Der Staot, Ooer i'm innern bea
2anoes selesen, oa9egen, ipenn er 500
pertb, $40 Su sablen baben etc. etc.
@ir eeben nur fur5 Die Soee an, nm
bic Aufmertiamfeit auf Die piel lei9tere
Irt Der Sedung Der Staatsl9ulosn au
lenfen, als Die &rdmermeiie 1T. mel9s
bel lolden Sa9en oft a~nsepanot wiro.
, 1877-02-26

Oas Slid 10 nj t iiber Na9t.
Wir bDrten, oaB Serr @m. &ebman,
Sobn bes Serrn 6. &ebman, welde,
friber fur5e 3eit bel ieinem Onfel in
Californian mar, oieler Sage bon ocm-
lelben gum Grben einseiebt woroen lit,
Sic grbi6aft ion $450,0o0 betrasen
@ir baben ni6t n0tbis inn Slid ~
wiiniden, oenn er bat l4on Slid &c.
mug, bod sratuliren mir ibm gu oemlsl'
ben.
, 1877-02-26
epuettipnett BON .8rieffo1fe,.

Soi Haltett an ben sbej beIonberen gpeoe,
pslge as Stsrnfaitsn b~efannr inb, 6, s nnb
li'lo <. Wy 100 unb 800 81. 81. Somn
ta9s-9.3O 9. W. unb 6 81. u. O""
y an mSetertasen- 600 g. R. uns
6W. 80. SON alen anbern .So1sn y. aau
S StI of'eTf auf benz Nidwsy bcr Sraeer abaes
Sfftes Stanbem: SO. m. Bio GAO.
y: M; gom 1. 9prtl bic I. Mossmber. D nm
lt5o Y: W. bic $3.50 q. Or. @~sIo.gnmsi.
Haes'Sffffs cfen BON 9g. 81. Bic a 81. m
nI'se u 1ar Irsgtfrirte 8riefe pfen BON s 9. M..
6. Z. Ban 0etu, q. M.H
, 1877-02-26

Gei6enf Der 8ibliptbef.
Capt. 8udbolb BON bier elm iiibrern 81
ficier Der beutl4en Mrmee, bat cine
portion 8ombsn nnb anbere &riessma.
terialien, tuelde beiSeoan oufselelen,o De,
9taats. 8ibliotbbet gum @el6ent se-
maht. 9ie @ammluns umfabt nabe aa'
in Den lesten europaii' den &risssn uni
bier 9ebrau6t.n &ugeln.