davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
86rIe+
G5tcago, 20. Mai.

DlNN y ' , ~ S|tN'F
Ser Me6Gmorft lit on6auern6 flau.
Eretle lnOerGn0ert.
v9tortDpe1teru" Gommermeiz
EN- mar Derfebrlos uno sic Yreiie noniz
nell.
SOmmermetsen nuy6e 42c inter
ben S6luBnotirungen ser geitri9en 9tben6s
b0rle nottrt, 10 baB 5tpii6en Sem nieorigz
item Frctle bon Deute ull0 Dem b0d)1ten bon
9e1tern eth llnterl9ieo Don lie per 8ulDel
mar, bod trat gegen S6IuB Der 80rle cine
te1tere stunning ein, 10 00B 16lteBlt6
mr. Elm bl6log bon 14c. 5u per5et@nerl
blteb.
geo. 2 Sommertpei3en mar itarf be9e6rt
1tll0 tpuroe Su $1.41@1.44 D~erfauft unD
i6loB ST. 1.432 9}r. 3 nomineu. Nlstpurf
$50.
$50, 2 Sommeripei3en fit fanftige 0iefes
rlng tbdtig, a6er nie0rtger. Ger Sea
ipurDe ST. .444 ~Derfauft unb i6loB
81 1.43&; per Stunt er0fnete 3t 1.433, ftel
out 1.42}, 1tieg auf 1.449, ftel auf 1.402,
ttteg ouf 1.432, mid Surii6 auf 1872,
tpurOe feiter uno b~erfauft 81 IA II. l6lob
gu 1.43&. per Suit er0fnete SIT 1.43, fiel
auf 1.42, 1tieg auf LA, fiel ouf LAO, itteg
alt 1.423, tptd 5urI6 auf 1.412, itteg tDtee
Der auf l.43 un6 ibloB 31 bieiem Breiie;
per Nu9llit braGte 1,27@1,28; per Sabr
1.19.
Der 8 MART mar beute iebr aufge=
regt. 0lei6 no6 8eginu Ser 8Orie mi6en
Die Frctie Inn 15c., erbolten 1t6 tpieoer nm
&c. nn0 ldLoiien &c. ilber BEN nteOrigiten
9fottrungen beS 3ages.
yto. 2 tpuroe SIT 43f@444 p%erfauft unb
fH1I NJ az 11l GfIt CISCO hro4,fo MI
@454 un6 i6loB 81 As; rgtep6tgb Meire6"
p%erfaAft su 424-43; r9ferp Mireo" SIT
All unb 9%luspurf 49,.
$50. 2 fiir ~tiI1fti9e 2ieferung tbdttg. Ser
Suli 4G3-48, i6loB 81 464; per Stunt
eroffnete 5u454, fieI anf 495 uno i6lOB gu
AS gebotell.
SAFER nie6riger. Megular No,
2 tpurDe o~erfauft 81 374@374 unO l6loB
ST 374@373, nno 9uspurf 81 282,
gto.2 fir f~inftige Q%teferung tpar ittu,
Ser SUM- muroe p~erfalIft 81 37{@384 uno
i6IoB ST. 373e.
Go9eem fa1t u~nperdnOert. $40. 1 oers
fault 81 nc. SEQ, 2 uottrt 3H 70, per Wtai
pDer SUM- 70,
@erite; Quspurf tpar begebrt uno
tpNrDe in bctrG6tlt6er Wtenge un1ge1eBt.
yia6 SEQ. 2 mar feline Jta6frGge; nottrbar
gu 6o=7oc. So pur0e gu 40 per-
fauft. Nusipurf 81.
SEQ. 2 0erite nomtneu.
SGmereten felt, Simot61 $500
ITO, ie mad GUalitdt. &Ieelomen 5000
$40 fir orotndren bis prima. Slabs:
ionten 81 ,G0-1,6 So ungarti6er [prtma]
40-55c uno W2tuet 4O-55c je nab
0ualitGt. Setter 8u6ipeisen $500.
MeBporf 15@20c. per 100 ID nieort>
ger. Sir @eIo $13, 5O@13,65; pr. Stunt
$13,323@13,52 3 un0 idloB 3u $13,323@
50; pr. Sult 1880, i6lDB st 13.50@523
unD per Qluguit ID ,75@13,80. yNrtme
WfeBporf" notirbar SIT $12. 50012.75.
vGrtra 4rtme" felt 81 $9.O0@$9.25
S6petmefett SC per 100 ID nie0ri2
ger. 9,25 fir 0elo; per Sum- $4,000
9.373, i@(oB felt SIT 1921; per SuIt
So. 3O@9 ,373 uno i6loB 81 $9,323@9,35;
9lu9ult $9.47!.
S6tufen unoerdn6ert gu 74-82c per
9funb.
GaIg 8@85 fir bieiigen unb 74@s
fir 3ufl!Dr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
SIR Suimois:

wv
@i6erbcits> Campo, 8 81 0orber-GGicaoo.
&iibl2@cgen fir ST enbabnen, N. SIrropS-
@Dica9o.
9ruftelcsrapb, 6 @arner-Gbtco8O,
SG6moi0tne, g. @tlntan
Staubi3auie(, S 9 9altbaf
&o9(euetmer, Is g 8otpin "
@i9urretteu> 0tui6ine, s 2l8rom1peQ-@bica9o.
NlIlpanulng uol1 &urtel, u N~tclfauD-Gbt>
Cago.
4bIoll6e9dttsr; $ I @ali9-GbtcasO.
Stteiel un6 S6ub, y g&btte-
Sod, q % @uro-Sonta.
9&inOmible, 3 $0nllaoap-8atapt1,
@terrolt, y s > Gappe-QuincD,
0rufre9Hl0tOr fHr &anerrobrer, S GtcGou9bs
ltn-lc0rta.
6euiterpcri6luR So @6tott-6rcpOrt.
@tatSplaH5 >Ntai6tne, WE 0t UtBgcrrell-Salo
Sil(.
Mois1eneet S6nei6maI6i jill unb 6eure9en,
IS IS Sutler-@lmtru.
S6mengelbafen, s. s. StGt-MoItne,
Cries tul6ine, u Sulton-OlneD,
8uttcrfaB, i S Sale-8ctbanp.
2uitpumpe, 8 5 @toll unb S $ <betoe-
Yioiten fir 9robtsuum, g &epmoGos-Susar
@rope.
4iluG gS 9 @eir- Monmoutb.
&Orlponnw09e, @ 9 @eir-@tonmoutb.
SUI 9tidtgan.
Gcireibeporl3tcb 9(pparat, 81 s Gmlau-Granb
Suucn.
@etret6es rbenz8 IL bes apparot, S. @, Rons
bal-Surltngton.
S6loB, &. Nnr-Sap 9Th.
Gr5pai9>Otal9ine, .. .. Sen6rt6-@aIumet.
sir @iscomIn.
MiibtteinsGetrieb, %. SObniOn-@tIwautee.
Sur SOMA.
GummetzGolIter, q. Solep-NtIontic.
@tncmiible, ". g. @riffitb-Gtnceunes.
8ritde, y. Srelnn-Sat Springs.
9fIu9, q. $. g9tllon-9apenport.
SutterfoB, Is. 6. Burton-Oes Motnes.
Tutterfelel, u. C. STANDARDIZATION.
@e1lelbelpe9un9, 6. 6. Song uno Y. " SpoH-
So1pu Sttp.
GultiDatar s. G. Mc0iu-satapia.
gt9tl0l3 : %9tpporat, 90. @aterburD - WalOH
Gitp.
SIR @inneiota.
Mibfiteim9etrteb, S. S, 9urt unO S. 9. @btts
nep-3io6eiter.
9ratbi4eere, 6. $. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SIM Sanger tpltrben fir Bic obtge Wo6e
anS9egeben: 256 8atente, IS 9atentsaor@
retttonen, (Reissues), Is 8atente fir !3et6@
munger unb Wtuiter, Oesigns), II P9z
tente tltr !9altbelS5et6en, (Trade Marks),
9 Patente fir Gtiquetten Labels).
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
Gi.t Sa,ttrfctanteiG1+
Ganfafce, Su., 3

NtWlVV NN.i 20 WINl'
6enrD t6eiGlnann unb Tranf Iouron2
gcalt, tpelole friibertn0 ien1tet Der SQtnoi5z
@entral>&tbn i%ranOcn, iDur0en 9cItern
M6e1o BERT aftet, ol8 ie 6or1it bei0dftigt
pGren, 6e} Oeleiie BET Der 8ritfe, tpel0e
itber Sen W0r Grcef fiiDrt, 0tf5urciBen,
6ealntant Ocdte ben @lal1, wcld)en ie Der1
foleter, aui. sic bcabfi6tiaten, Dell iiioli0
fo!)rerOen Sra0t5ug, tpclGer I'm elf lt6r
9aIdtS bcS lSegcs fam, IN Die Stefe 81
itlIr,en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

Sr. SnrneS iett "A Sabren pbeuaut aut benz 9e5tets
bteier 5eiIwifenIdoit setonbeu; aitsr unS g%rIobrnnS
lit DON grocer @i6ttgteit BET 8ebonolun9 Der perl9IeS
benen ippbtlitiiden Eronfbetteu. Geuorrbad, &rtpper,
Strictur II. I. NJ. piro in ~tiirSeter 3eit gebetlt. Sef
i6Ie6tItde S@wafen, nd6tIi6e- Sooueuer9teBun9en,
pede Our5 Selbitbefedung %eutitebeH uno Sntpotsn!s,
rai6eiter 3ett 6urb Sic befbefannten 0itttel Der gsett
curirt perbeu. Gin Bud iir bic 0itutoHeH, eUtboltenS
nihe bes @ei6le6tsIebenS unb bereu SoI9eH, irsi 81 bs
ben in Der Office Ober segeu Gntrt6tun9 DON 10 Gents
fir Eoitporto. 0uueu, weIde bic %beItt0teite Sebanos
lung, iowie &oft uub 2psts perlauSeu, m6sen iih miinos
It'd ober i6rtitltd meIoen. Nne @ei3djte CpHToentieH-
Or. SGmes bat 20 3immer uno Rorlors. Sci einew
&eiude iiebt man nWr BEN Doftor. SITces Stunoeu DON
9 ubr Utorseus bis Z ubr Gbeuos. Sonntoss DON 10
bis u nbr. Compilation irei; man ipre6e DOE OOer
i6retbe. 25aue !, ioup5 ban
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

bert; Sc. fir alien, 12-14 fir 8eItern
unb 12-18c. per 8fun0 fir Nepgorfer.
8ananen.- $1.50-4.50, ie mad Der
@r0Be Ser D8un9es".
9Onig. Sn S9eiben, a9sssiudter
tpetber 15-16c., BET ~fleineren 8erfdufen,
1874 in gr0Beren 8artteen.
Se0ern.- 8elte 0dniefe6ern 47-48
Gents; 9emtl6te @Gniez Un6 GntefeoerH
35c.
Wintertpei3eu, 9rimoGuoI
(Grtros) ............ SO. 75-11. 90
@interpei5en, gutes(Ggtros) 10.0O-1O.50
vgSt1ter Superftnes" 49,. $3.50 $50
Meitsrn Spring GrtrQs,
0rima QualitGt ........ 7.75- 900
Weltern Sprtug @rtras, gu=
te5 bis re6t gutes..... 800 $50
@eitern Spring Grtras, orr
bindres bis SielnJi6 gltes. 700 7.75
Wfinneiota Spring Grtros
re6t gute5 Bis beites..... 9.25-10,O0
Winneiota Sprtng @rtras,
orbtnGres bis gutes. 49,. S.25- 900
MinneIota Spring Grtras,
Gatent ............. 9.25-11. so
20 pring Superftnes", beites els 100
3iemlt6 gutes Bis
gltTe9. o.So- o-0U
Spring Superfines, orotz
n6res ................ 500 5.75
@ieie. 11.oo@11.s5 auf BEN
G9ienen, 81. 25@$11.50 abgeItefert.
MibbItngs. - $40 ,0O@18.5O abgez
liefert.
Matsmeb1,- $3.50 per Some uuf
Sen S6ienen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
TroJiiltn, Der GprpIje Scr WeIunObcit.

Sener rubtge GemiitbsSnitono, Der ii6 our5 un5eben>
tenbe goriaue u;dt ft6rel1 Idbt uno Gues ppn Ser Gi3tz
ieite b%etrodtet, tit bas GrsebniB zines geirnoeu .3ufoue
b5 be5 @trns uuO No9eus. Ser bpsr eptii6e uuo nerz
p6ie Eotteut Tam, mtepoDI bos gar ieIteu porfomut,
i1 ir6bIi6 iteIeu uno bie qualeuoen Spmptome, sic i'm
p~erioIgen, nit a~n9enommener beroil6er GIeidguIti9feit
ertro9en, ober in @irtltdteit lit er bo5 Spfer Der Ser
Swet lung. Che er e6ten SrODiiun baber farm, muB Der
Dtagcn feline ~perlorefe Sponufrait, bas Genfor9on ietne
normale NuEe pieoererlorgt babeu. Solicitors
0e09cmbittcrcS lit bos bette NttteI IIr gtie6erseIGlaz
genEett, ba es bic NerpenIdpG6e uno llnperbauIidfett,
Don 6cnen Sic eritere entitebt rro 9ebeet pir6, beiiest.
Rerionen, Sic on NlterS9ebreden leibeu, Oameu in Sar-
ter geuubbeit unb Don Sroutbett itd erbolen6e Rerio>
men, empiougcn bur9 ieinen Gebrau6 2abung unoGrait.
Iertreibe sic Sdperrnutb uub belebe Sic ~iintenben See
~bensfraIte nit 6teiem m5dtiser 0eiSmitteI. %
B(dtter3eu i'm Geii9t, Nusi1tdge, Slefen,
iCropbul0ie Gronfbeiten un6 ole aus unreinem
Blut entlteDenoen 9eioen lperoen 6ur1 DR.. Pier
ce's Golden Medical Discovery (@oloene m%e6i3intz
i6e GntDcdun9) 9cbeilt. Sci 9uIs un6 Gsbtfopfz
lei6en unb aIen idlimmcn uuo lpte eingelpurselz
ten Sultcn lit Ite uuibertroTieu. Sic reini9t unb
1tGrft sic Contribution. 9(ls cine ontizbiliDie
ober 2~eberre6icin un6 sur Gtn6erllng Der lInreqel>
mdbigen 0crItbdtbigfett ODER bes &topfens I~ciItet
Tie @unoerb0reS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

@WS SWNTV ETEFE III NIIlIICD g1IlIUEI WllI
s., 6. uno Z. 81 mi itntt.
Cite tstten cTatte Grf;uomn9 lit
elm @iSGauS; tpe dies bon 6rn. oyobn 8el>
ben COG Yortfan o2tpe) in Der Wfi6iganltr.
3Dti6en 0earbt III unO Stateltr. gebaltt
lift. 0n1iclbe lit sum Srii6Dalten BON
Gtern fir 0roce : beItinlmt, uno logern
iebt 10000 @ter BARN. 9o5 GiS6auS lit
aus 6ol5 geb0rt, .oa5 innen ln6 altBen nit
ltarfem Giieu6le6 bei6la9en lit, DcriGiez
oene &ammern bot, 81 benen man burdD
oDppelte ieDr Bic e nno eiienbei0lagene
I6iren gelal0t, II I'D bdS, mic bic nelleren
@tSbd1tier Der Bier 6raler, Sen GtsbebGlter
ober bat. Die Gt IT tperOen bier, BET Dorz
trefflt6er 8entilati III, fDrttpd6reno in ei1er
Semperatur ge6olte II, pel6e ein &erber6en
;oerlelbet nnu10gliq ma0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

So sort g8at,nc mltr6e Dor etniger
3ett cine 9Gntn, gtamenS Qoutie 90. 0Gne
ion, tuel6e DEM 1872 @rieltr0Be p%obnenben
81. EetcrlOn 500 in baarem OelOe, iolpte
cine tpert6Dolle l1br nebit Settle 0eitoblen
baben iou 1no I'M 8e9rift mar, it6 na3
0dnemarf 5uriiGsube9eben, abgefaBt. Oe>
beimpoliSiit Sitermann lit na6 Sort
@apnc a6gereiit, I'M Bic Tlii0tige suriids
Subringclt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
Ratc1tte+
Chicago, 26. 92at. 1877

Die folget6en 9atente tpurben fir bic
am s, U1ai ~eltoige116e ISOLDE BON Dem Gaz
tent>2lmte Ser Ser. Staaten aus9e9eben,
ipie bert6tet bur6 QBm. 81. Qob, Eatent2
Solicitor, 3tntn1er 81 unO %, Staatsz
2%citltudS> NebGlOe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

9ic Waierm trcten Siemli6 ougemein
IN Der Staot auf, WG6renO Ser laufenbeu
pirften ie tn BRET 6Glen t0btlt6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
GeraartGeilt4
6artfDr0, Gonlt., %. Ma

&tdr;'er S9ipn1an fdltc Geute baS llrt6et(
iii er SGnes 8. Chapman unb Sobn 6.
GlmceDr BEN &aiiier, be%5ie6ungstpeiie NrGz
iib enten Der p6orn1ers & Me6onicS 9to=
tto nal 9 anf," ipelde ii6 beiOe alf gegelt
ie erbobelt e 9(ntln8et ipegert 6intergeburg
OeS yGon IptroQerS Df TIE GurroneD", DeS
MeC5neibS i lnoltnteri6letfS i6uIbig befonnt
9atten. 81 )opman murOe SIT ie6sid6ri9er,
81 acp SIT fl nfjdDriger 3u6tbatsbaft Der
urt BELT. Sic erlDG6nte S0nf Derlor bur6
bic DOn Gbal )ntan un0 IraceD Deriibtenllnz
terlhleite So %, 900.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
seiao1e Stat ctstes @crri6tem.
Bbilu0eIObtQ, %. WfQt,

sBG6ren6 lrute Nta6mittag etne 2ofomo7
tit Der Observation-Disclosures
MI re7BaDn init StDet @iitertp0gen auf benz
81 Ieile AT Der Wai9i10tOn NDenue ftan0
III . ibr Tibrer uno Der 0ei5er 5etttpetltg
at tueleuo nare1, na6m ELL unbcfannter
M ann 8efib bon i0r uno leBte ite nit
be Ier 9ampffraft na0 benz Sltiie 81 IN
81 al19. Die 0%iiterma9en iticBen nit iolz
Of y @eipalt ge9en Die an TltBe Der 0ai6z
in gton QlDeuue, unmtttel6nr orn QSerft, anz
&c bro6ten bumpers, DAB Die 2ofOmtottDe
Dt a ben S6tenen gei6lellOert ipur6e, md67
re no Die Q8a9eu in Oeu TlltB i~tiir5tell. Der
ST %s1tOe, Der O%ifenbar trriinni8 tDar, ipurOe
bu rd) ben StOB in ben SltB getporfen unb
ert ral1f.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
@i,t fG,dnSli@cs SmbcnNda i16te

Gitt iG,6nSli@eS 9ttbcnnii& il6te
SreitG9 Otorge1 I'M II llDr Ser SrlGnber
W1idael SinneD 81 begeben, in0ent CT an
Der Sac ber Centre Mpenue unb 16. StrGBe
cine g8eide fali0 1teute. olS eben ein goi>
iagier3u9 D~ereinfom. l1nfeblbor Ddtte Der
i0lebte Strei0 bos Gntgletien bcS 3u9es
lt1lb Diellei6t BEN Nerluft bteler WIenl9eu>
lebet sur 6nlge gebobt, tper1t ntdt Der
Gpnoucteur llnratb generft uno BEN Bug
friiD5eittg genltg gum Salt gebra6t Bate,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
arbeitSetiaHeQtttag+

y = 7FFF'
Die 53Rrgel6renner III @erplants 9otnt
baben De. .te Die 9tr6eit ein9etellt. Wion
befilr0tet einen NlfrtDr. Dem Berneb7
ntclt nad bat cine Gompa9nie W}tli5 Sc
fe6l er9ali Ell, mad Youg6teeplte 81 mar
i6iren, uEt Die Streifer I'M 3Gur1e 81 BAL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
Ner;tli6e Nn5eigeu,
Sr+ cSAtneS+
So&=9oEpttaG,
GGe TranfItn u.
@GIbtn9toH
Ctr

Str-I
Chicago, SGs.
Bonn Staat Se9ars
teri gum 3pede, um
alien gebeim n
urb d. ronti@e
&ranfbeitem tn
ibreit peri3tebenars
tisen uub complictrs
ten SSormen sic belts
m0sIi6ite Cur ouges
eeibeu 81 Iafien. (Ss
lit ou9emeiu in Der
\ Gtubt befouut. bar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
(Sdlus pom erIter Seite.)

2otis, GrGiibent; S. @eiterbolt, BON
GleDelanb, 8iceprGliDent; Gaitor 81.
S6penniger, BON 9tetp Yorf, protofollirenz
Ser Sefrctdr; s.. 6efter, BON 8uffalo,
correiponOtrenber SctretGr; 2ouis @rnlt,
Don Gto6eiter, S6abmeiiter.
Ser nG6ite &onpent fit6et nG6lte
8fiagiten in Sn~btnnapoltS itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
Gttt ct fiji Drerif@ct Streifer Der
ttrt0eilt.

GroD, 81. g., 25. Wot.
$3.50 fer tO3ea6an, Dcl6cr 5i6 ali beu
tll1git eli ufriiDrerti0en lt1atricben Der
ftreif enbelt Nrbetter bet0eiltgte, lit nDnt
Srtr 1inalg rid)t SIT 5ebnid0ri9er 3u6tbalsz
bait Dcrltrt 6eilt ipor0elt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28
t$S'ttoot Gbtco9o>

0aS sdtsa, ,rfea in GutncDsfinoet am
s., 6. ul1o Z. 81 mi 1tott.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

Eretie SC b0ber. 8e3ablt tU1r6e $4.85
@5.25 fir let6te unO i6pere gum 96feln.
5 .O5@5 80 fir redt i60ne idnpere Gbiere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

ED9dttSport, SAD, 81. Wtdt.
Der befti8ite Sturln, peldDcr lett Sab
rem III Dteler @c8ellb piitbete, iudte am
Sonntag oaS beradborte OUrf Wfarion
beint. Die 9G6er peridic0ener 6Grler
iDurOen bon Der @eipolt 6cs Stltr1tcs gez
pa&t urD SIT 8oOen gei6leubert, 8Gltme
%eltttpltr5elt ulo 3G1tre 1tnt0ez
tpe6t. Sine ne1tn Meflen. 1t0r0z
LID BON Wfarion iteGclbc 6ofitetuernc
STRIDE, it ipelfer Dtele W1ctItoen oerooe
sibre NlnOa6t Derridtcten, iulrbe ilmoez
tpe6t. 9n5 Dad bob it6 pl0b lid ulto Sic
WtnGcrlt "itiir3ten eit. Sin iuarqer Wtor1lt
ipurOc altf Der Stelle get06tet NIB 10 bis
10 BeriOten erlttten gefd6rlttbe 8erlebunz
gen.
2ttffan6 eitter &tntf0tnme.
GoIumbuS, s., "A. Wfai.
@oub. Young bat bem Otor0er 9arrD
Noan1S, beiien 6irri6tltnI arf morgelt
te1tgeleBt mar, cine @alge nfriit bis 5lmt
IS. SUM getpdbrt. Der fut0olii6c 0eiit7
lt6e 9tt6olaS, iDeldcr Ser 8crlrtGeilten
duf ben SOD porbcrcitet, b ttpen0et iidl fir
Die llmtpanblung berIooes{trofe in le6cnSz
lattgli6e 3u6tbatSitrafc ltn0 miro in bic
lem 8emiiDen BON an8e eDeueit 8iirgern
tuneritiibt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-05-28

SnntpOf, q. g., %. M}oi.
Der iteb5ebniGDrtge 0iutam 6lanbers
erI6oB belte Wtorgen III 2oip int trunfenem
3uftanOe ietnen StiefDater @eor0e 6.
Qluittn. 9ieiclOe 2abultg, lpelf0e ben lebte>
re1 t0Otli0 traf serifmetterte Der Mutte,
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

The cabinet has not reached a conclusion
In regard to payment of the account rem.
dered bv the Baltimore & Ohio railroad for
the transportation Of troops to protect the
property Of that company from destruction.
Secretary hcCrary, in referring to his cor.
rsspondeucs withthe railroad companies in
regard to the sending Of troops, finds that
In nearly every case in answer to an appli.
cation he used the words, The troops
will be sent, but you will be expected to
furnish transportation" This clause was
inserted not with the expectation of refl-
sing to pay legitimate expenses of the
troops, but the secretary had in mind all
the time that the army had no money for
any purpose, and he did not wish to incur
any greater debt than was absolutely ne ces.
sary. It is the opinion of the secretary
that the Baltimore & Ohio company is not
entitled to pay for the services rendered. II
this decision is adhered to, it is hoped that
the company may be reimbursed for Its ad-
mirable display of cheek. Such sublime
effrontery should be encouraged and re-
warded.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

Joseph R. Wheatly, the man who COW
hided VIM. j. Murtagh, editor of the Wash
inston Republican, is accused by that paper
e being the chief Of Warrington dead beats.
The Republican Of the sth inst. publishes a
detailed account Of his operations, by
which he haa managed to procure a living
witheot rstaEains an equivalent therefor.
He feprssented himself to be a Newspaper
man and exhibited forged letters to support
bis claim. The boarding houses Of Wash
iagten sesaa to have been the principal VIC.
Tins Of Nj. Wheatly. For placing, all these
facts before the public Mr.. Murtagh has
been publicly cowhided.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14
THEY DISPERSED
How Gov. Nichols ofLouisiana, Closed Up
aConmunist Meeting.
[St Louis Republican,

Detective Hennessey, who yesterday ar.
rived from q New Orleans trip in a CONVEX.
sation with a Republican reporter gave q
view of the manner in which the New Or.
leans uprising was suppressed in its incipi.
ency.
The communists, or mobiles, to the mum.
Der ofabout 200 met one evening in a hall or
the second floor of a building for the purpose
of taking steps to organize and enlist the
rough element for ugly work.
Gov Nichols, who takes great pride in The
peace and good order which has attended hi,
administration thus far, learned o fthis meet
ing INC undetermined that the movement should
reach no further development. Going to the
police headquarters, hegave orders for a raid
Chief Thomas N. Boylan instructed that two
howitzers and . Calling gun be taken on
from the %arsenal, which institution is in hi
charge, and with . large force of men started
for the building. The building was sur.
rounded, howitzers planted, the Calling gun
being fixed 50 as to rake the main exit. Gov
Nichols then gave orders that the commu.
nists be notified that they would be allowed
five minutes to get u Of there, and that il
at the end of that time, the meeting was not
dispersed, the building would he blown down
by the canon.
Chief Boylan entered the saloon on the
lower aoor and asked theproprietor, a creole,
what sort of a meeting was going on up stairs
The creole did mot know anything except
that he had rented the hall to the mep. and
that nobody else would be permitted to 70 Or
"We'u see about that" said Boylan. az be
walked up and tried the door opening on
the stairs, 1t was locked, and he called il
one of his men. "Break that door down.
wa, the order, and in a moment the butts o.
four muskets went crashing through the
panels. The chief walked up stairs.
Addressing the chairman Of the meeting,
he sung out, this body has met for no good
purpose, and I now order it to dispense. L.,
every man get outside of this building i in five
minutes"
"Oh, l don't know, now whether We will
or not" was the rather defiant reply of the
chairman, while the meeting looked stub.
born.
"Well l know said the chief; and then,
addressin { his officers, "Boys' get outside the
building
Some one happened to look out ola window
and saw the cannon, and there was q yell,
which created q .commotion. that soon grew
into a panic. The crowd had two minutes
yet to spare when the last man realized the
street.
The chief then notified them that il they
attempted to organize anywhere else they
would not receive any warning, but the can.
non would be turned in upon them.
There were no other meetings, and New
Orleans did not snffer by . mob.
HtLtE--ts So AL-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

New York Herald

The frs! step In . reform of Indian mat
tcrs Is to turn the Indian b0reau over to the
war department., and put the reservations
in charge of army eflcers. That will put
an end to the Indian ring at . blow. II
Will secure just and honest dcalinRa with
the Indians, which is absolutely necessary
to keep them quiet. But it will do much
more than that, for 1t will place the Indians
In charge Of mcn who, % We have often
shown. are peculiarly fitted by their Train.
ing to perform the task Of civilixing 4 say.
age race; who would teach them system.
order, cleanliness, melhodical labor; who
know professionally how I construct roads.
build houses aud form q settlement in the
wilderness. An officer who has patiently
drilled . company oflAw recruits until he has
made them Trustworthy soldiers, who knows
how TO care for the wants of men, to zee that
their supplies come regularly and are not
wasted, who knows how to exact obedience
and whose habits of order and method in all
the parts Of life are 6xsd-such = man is
capable of impreasing himself upon savages.
They see that he Ia Just bnt memorable
they are made to feel that they are part Of
. system; resistance is wearied out by pa
tient, never ceasing pressure, and a band or
tribe coming under such influences would
presently acquire the ru%dimentary parts Of
civilization, and not only acquire them but
become fond of them. They would enjoy
being clean. they would be TT material fol
efforts toward = higher civilization.
All this, which an army officer would &C
complish IS q matter of course, the average
Indian agent, appointed at the instance of a
senator because he is a political worker OF
at the instance of some other politician be.
cause he cannot make q living and isthought
to be q harmless, good creature, cannot do il
he would. he does not know how TODD it
he either cheats the Indians or he coddles
them. In any case he does not improve
their condition or bring them q jot nearer
to civiliz atom. What We have said has
the consent of the most eminent men
who have had practical dealings with the
Indians. Winter before last congress
asked almost everybody in the country
known to be familiar with Indian affairs
whether the Indians ought to be placed
under the control of the army, and we re.
member but . person who said no-that
was General Howard, who ia now getting
beaten by Chief Josenh. All the most EN-.
inent civilians, including members of the
peace commission, said yes. Bishop Whip.
pie, than whom there is no higher author.
ity in the land, no n who has more sue
cessfully labored among the Indians, favor
ed the bill turning the Indians over to the
army. The Indian ring, however, most
bitterly, and as it turned out. successfully,
opposed the measure. That fact alone
ought to secure for 1t the favor of all sin.
cerc friends of the Indians.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-08-14

Rollins says the president inside him a
direct promise Of the Office Of Indian COM
missioner, his appointment to be made Oct.
Id. and Secretary Schurz declares in equally
emphatic terms that the president never
made such . promise.