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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

movement is ou loot Ior the estab-
lIshmeht of a casino to be composed of
the German nobility OF the Cincinnati
Press. The following gentlemen have
associated themselves toput this project
into shape:
Cuno Freiherr Won Trotha, of the
Abend Post.
Charles Baron Reuouard de ViyilIe
Herr Won R9iszenegger, Of the Freie
Pgesse.
CALVIN Baron de Malmedy Heinz
Junker Van Mes, OF the Volksblatt.
Knight Curt Won Heinfelden Herr de
Gruyter, Of the Volksfreund.
Count Henry Won Martels, Interpre.
ter Of the Police Court.
The necessary funds are to be OBJ.
tanned by a picnic and entertainment to
be given at one ofour fayorlle resorts.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

speak on the needed restriction upon the
issue of municipal bonds.
Leading bankers from the chief cities
OF the United S ates are to address the
convention on resumption, the refund
ing OF the debt, the taxation of bank de-
p0sits and the recuperation of bu 'ine ss.
over six hOusand invitations have been
issued, and the attendance is expected
to be very large.
Ihe Founder of Adams Express
Company.
Alvin Adams, founder Of Adams Ex-
prrss Company, died at his residence in
Watertown, Mass, last night, aged
seVenty-lhree years.
Coal Advancing.
Several wholesale dealers in coal have
raised the price OF egg and stove coal at
70 cents per ton. It's rumOred that the
Reading Company will announce SINH
Lar increase L"-day.
Death of vi. A. Mccoy.
A dispatch from Cheyenne says that
Mortimer A. Mccoy, ali old and well
known Telegraph operator, died at At
Klns, near Cheyenne, at O'clock to-day
rom hemOrrhage, while cut GU a hunting
expedition. Mr.. Mccoy had been i'll ior
ID long time, and was thought to have re-
covered his health, and his sudden de-
mise will be shock to his numerous
trends. He was well and faYorabIy
known IN the oil regions, AZ Cincinnati,
BuilaIo and Omaha, and also i'll other
Western cities, where he mad many
friends.
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AMTSEH HENTS.
GRAND OPERA,AoUsE oPENIN

GRAND OPERA,HOUsE OPENING.
The Grand Opera-house opens tor the
season this evening. Arrangements
nave been com pleteu for series OF EN-
.ertatnments of the class for which
Manager Miles has made the Grand 50
famous. Tle opeuing Is by Miss Efiil
Ei.s!ar, a charming actress, in HeW
AID beautiful play entitled "a HernRe
II Rage" Mss + laer sthoagh
stranger here, has ine repuGaJion
She is a daughter Of the wel.knowu
Manager in Cleveland, and com 3 sup
ported BY Al excellent cOmpan5 OF Rer
own.
THEOD0RE THOMAS AT THE HIGHLAND.
MIR. Theodore Thomas reOllyed sncd
an ovation at the High and Adusa t1xs
Mr. Starr mas arranged to give tlie pan.
lie another weeks entertainment b. this
uaeqnnted comb nation. Tau irasta.ni,.e
Tor Io-nlght is one OF the most attractive
yet offered. Matinee Wednesday ais,
NOON.
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To the worki"gmen of ohio.

CINCINNATI, sept. 3, 1877.
In view of the Efforts being made
throughout the State of ONO, by paid
emissaries of the two OLD political or.
ganizLLione-0oJh Dem JcraC!c and Re-
publ cln--to divide the rankj of the
Workingmon by various meaas
and devices, but espcci / y in
an effort 10 nominate another State
ticket at Olumbus, q on the IL 0I
september (instant), the Undersigned,
by direction oI and III Dehall Ut the State
central Committee o. the Workin sMen's
Party o the United States. hereby wara
all wOrkingmen of the State OF OAio
against SAID proposed Columbus Slate
convention as being a schemy III the ia-
terrSt Of the old pOliLlcAl parties, II
Ueins the object Of the callers of sad
Convention to neutrailz4 the votes ol
the wOrkingmen Of OIiO By dividing
them IN the support OF more
than one ticket, and thereby
render their cause hopeless. "Firsj
dty,de aud then cOuqueP is an ola
gam. AL this time No true friend oi
The Labor parry will engage in any such
business, ana those delegates WuO uays
been selected to atten said proposed
Coiumbus State Convention ara
hereby earnestly requested ts
decline ch service, now thai
they are ficialiy inform ID OF the obj ut
oi said Convention. INe prospects IoI
0Ur SUCCESS at the OgtoDer ..ecGion are
h4tterng, and all tlat is necessary 10
insure IL is for tie Workiu9meA Vi
OuIo TO stand shoulder 20 snoulleG
III Iue contest, witnuut uiss nslou d al
division. Wnrkinyme"! rOwn uo~n
the Columbus conspiracy, and have Hn
art or lot with it.
By order State Central Committee,
w WurAlugmen's Party OF slv UhILed
opates. q LuEBKERT, CALirHan.
EDWARD uOFE.dAN, oeGreLury.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

MIR. Joseph Niehals, the brewer, has
returned lrVm an extensive Earo2eaa
trip.
judge Walter Straub Uas in attens-
onca m the IL. .nranrp NY g.i, o. G
urday.
Mr.. Bouv Lewis has leparted for his
ne y nome amonp tne orUnga grnves uJ
FIoriIa.
:, D..,, -. ,.,
hon' - w; i'A2eEalo le'' 9a''''.I
evening 'oL oione!' O'l' % attend The
'"he' az Va LIS 'l'--", Hon. ID. }. Cailen-
Mr.. F ;, Spiegel. city editor or tho
Frcie Ptessp. has sevrran Mis- cI,rn..
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NEW YORK CITY.


National Associated Press to the Star.
New YORK, Sept. 3.-Hon. W. S. Groes-
beck, OF Cincinnati, will discuss the sill
yer question at the Convention of Bank
ors, which is to assemble in this city on
The 18th of September. Prof. A. l.. Per-
ry, 0. williams College, has also agreed
10 address the Convention Oh the same
subject. Mr.. Groesbeck VIII advocate
the remonet,zation Of silver, and Prof
Perry will oppose il. Hon, B. Fl, bris.
tow, late Secretary of the Treasury, tel
graphs That he viii communicate a pa
per against the remonetization: Mr..
,rfnyn, OF Albany, with others, VIII
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The Tarner.in Coyinaton.

The procession OF the Turn Bezlrk his
mornlngin Uovington, was largely Et-
tended. The Van VoAst Guards Of New.
port and the Light Guards
OF this city, and the Fire
Department showed to good
advantage, as did our stalwart police
force, headed Ivy Deputy Goodson. The
various Turner Societies that partici-
pated in the parade made good appear
ance. Alter parading the principal
streets the procession proceeded to the
nall where 1t disbanded. A cnncert aud
dance, and awarding OF prizes will take
place tonight at the hall
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

to all nations and all people are inter-
ested in these events. ...
Council and President YOung's en-
ployes. After them came President Jos.
Young and Bishop Phineas IL. Young,
Ihe Presidents brothers, next the body,
borne by clerks and wOrkmen
Of the Deseret with ten Of the Apost les
as poll-bearers. Following the body
were many OF the dignitaries Of the Nor
mon Church and the general public.
Thus escorted were the emains of Brig
ham Young convey ed to the tomb.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

The Sunday Herald If this city pub
lished the following: "Therels possi.
bitity amounting almost to a certainty
that Postmaster General Key will re-
sign from the Cabinet after Congress
meets"
lie has never assumed to ally himself
win the Administration politically, but
has consistently adhered to his DemC-
cratic faith even Wule serving IN the
Cabinet of Republican AuminiStrA-
ion. When he accepted the office he
did SO with hesitation, fearing that the
acceptance would De misconslrued and
his loyalty TO the Democracy doubted.
Finally, when he did accept, it was with
the distinct Understanding that he was
in no way to be counted upon as ii sup
porter Of tn Republ can principles; nor
was be 10 be asked TO support the Ad-
mirisLraLiOn in any speUlal measure cal
cnlated Lo oppose or injure the Democ-
raCy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
Third ! Edition

ES5" CINCINNATI, Sept. $3.50 p. M.-Icss
pork firm and in fair demand. Lard steady
and Moderately active. Flour IN far local de-
Mand and iirm. Wheat tirm and auet. Corn
steady and quiet Rye steady and in limited
Remand. Oats firm ANA quiet. Barley dull.
h8ky arm and demand fair, and prices I'M
ShauGcd. cotton stcadicr and quiet. Gold
easy at l0"2t. Eastern exchange quiet and
Easy. Money market easy and moderate de-
nIauu,
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WASHINGTON. w
Will Mr. Key Resign!

Special to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Sept. at is stated
here very positively that Postmaster
General Key will re,ign$trom the
Cabinet after Congress meets. 1t is
claimed that he VIII by that time have
fully accomplished the object for which
he was selected, and prefers to retire to
private life rather than further risk the
misconstruction Of his motives by his
personal and party friends.
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Observation-Disclosures

7NIANTED -PARTN ER-W tn e, Oj in Il
w rag store Inquire Of MRS. i. LDTii,
IS W est Sixth street. IL
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PREFERRED 9enCl AL..-
CHEAP SCHOOL EsOoAs.

NJ. B. MORONEI VIII offer 10 the public, at
corner Fifth and Sycamore streets, f0ll line
OF School anil College Text Books, Blanks,
Stationery, SC. Prices much lower than else
where. Ola Books cXcnan red. au3l -StF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
Republican Associations Disband-
ing.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-Ol Saturday
night the New York Republican Asso-
citation of Government Employees met at
their rooms, and after some remarks
and closing speeches form lily dis
banded, in obedience to the Pres denps
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

WASHINGTON, Sept. l, 1877.
The weather for the last four OF five
days has been the hottest of the season,
watering-places are lamenting their mis-
t.1l.n u
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HAD TIMES IN "FADkRLAND"

The state Department has just re-
cetyod adv.ces from our legation at
Berlin, giving accounts OF fearful desll-
tuition tuat preYails IN Germany, even
among better SEES, WHOM go TO show
that tue present haru times exist else
wlele as well as in this country. During
the month OF July last 4 1l6 men and 3l4
Women ana young gins received relief
and shelter i'll Tue W 0rk-nuuse OF Jne
Berlin Asy lum iGr Tue Homeless. OF The
men Z l49 we're artisans, anu The remain
der labUlers. During tue same Month
tie OLner asV!Ums OI lhe CiLy sheltered
aud led 1913 men and 1858 women.
ok is scarce, prlces Tor labor are low
and the com ng winter will be a hard
one. IL is no cons sOiatton TO- the suffer
Iug ones mere that o,uors are Qes jituJp
II the .. d WJrl1, tut i! shows that hard
Tim. are not local 10 this county,.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

IA ANrED - FAkM--IO rent or lease Il
w lrst-clasS productive farm, well located.
Will pay money rent give best Of references
and security, il desired Address for one week
FARM Il, Box q, Gincinnati, Ohio. aull-u
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
FOR SALE.

Tor SALE - FEATHERS - Large tla-!D
Tpjl}ow 81 each, 3j-lD. beds, IS, choice
featltls, l5c per lD. Feathers renovated. {.
W. NORRIS ~. u w. sixth street, between
Main ant Walnut, up -tlirs. au6-tn
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03

TANTED-CLAI discharged sol
w dietsa and pensioners to know that T. ii AS
H. BROW n, late Unitei SiHtCS Tension y gent,
is prepared to prosecute claims Tor original
and increase pensions aid u transact all b"si-
ness pertaining to the collection Of pensions.
OGirc, Room No. Z. northwest corner seventh
nun Vine stre is. tinCNMNti, Ohio. sci -3t*
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-03
JOSEPH WILL SrAY.

Hon. }. l.. Messenger, Of Athens, Ohio.
Collector OF The Fifteenth internal X we
nue. District, Will not be discharged. lie
came Oh directly alter the charges of
shortage OF his accounts and Of drunk-
rnness were made by the Special Agent.
and explained ma1.prs to the satlsfac-
ton oI the Treasury Department. IL is
SAID Hon. stanley Matthew's telegraDued
Mr, sherman that he thought the good of
TIE pubic service demanded JOseph's
relentIOn; and there Will be no vacancy.
j. l.. X. went home wiser man, No
doubt, aud hereafter he Will keep things
in better shape down i'll the Hooking
Valley. Joseph is a clever fellow, ANA
ought to behave himself.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The organization Of corps of Reye-
nue. Agents to investigate, eacn quar-
Ter, the office OF every Collector in the
country, is regarded as an excellent
tnjng. IL Lwill secure better officials and
make them honest, prompt anu efficient:
II is regarded as an important step to-
wards reform in this department.
Tue death of BrigAIm Young is re-
wing the bitterness of leeiing against
polygamy again, and the Government
Ougut 10 give the Latter Day Saints
quietus at once. 1t is said the matter
VIII be taken in hand vigorously by Con-
gress.
Ga the 4.h, 9th and 10th OF this month
Stale elections will b. neld i'll Vermont,
I alitornla and Maine, and politicians
ere are prIckiug up their ears for re-
suits. CINClNNATI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

BoscaEE's GERMAN SYRUP can now
be purchased right at home, 1t IS the
most successful preparation ever intro
duced to our people. 1t works like
charm in all cases of Consumption,
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages, Asthma,
severe Coughs, Group aud oil other
Throat aud Lang Diseases. No person
has ever used this Medicine without
getting immediate relief, yet there are
a great many poor, suffering. skeptical
persons going about our streets with
suspicious cough, and the voice of con
sumption coming from their lungs, that
will not try it, If you die, it is your
own fault. as you can so TO your Drug
gist aud get Sample Bottle for 10
eents aud try il; three doses will re-
heve any case. Regular size only 10
cts.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

Washoe county has brought suit
against Humboldt in Ormsby county,
TO recover the balance of certain bills
in the Rover case, which the Commits
sioners of this county refused to allow.
AS Ormsby county is in the same Ju-
dicial District with Washoe, and the
same Judge presides in the Courts of
both counties, it looks as if change
of the venue would be in order.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
SPECIAL 10 GALS.
Dentistry.

DIR. Gardiner, graduate of the Phila-
delphia Dental College, has returned
from his professional tour to Califor.
MIA, and is now prepared to attend to
those requiring the services of a first
class dentist, either at their homes or
at his rooms at the Lafayette Hotel.
Orders left at DR.. Stevens drug store
will be attended to. He guarantees the
best work that skill and experience can
give. The Doctors time is limited.
aud only those coming early will be
certain of his services. oct20 If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26


A correspondent at Mill City. writes
Il got into dispute about the English
language. The other person says it is
not language. I say it is. although it
is composite. because it is taught ac-
cording to established principles, and
has an established standard. Please
answer through the SILVER STATE, the
following question:
is there or not an English lam
guage?'"
Language is human speech; the ex-
preston of ideas by the voice or
by writing; and the forms of speech
and the method of expressing ideas in
England and the United States and in
the British Colonies, is called the
English language. There are several
dictionaries and grammars of the Eng
lish language, and never before have
we heard tie existence of the language
doubted, although it must be admitted,
it is frequently murdered " by
speakers and writer's.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
ItmiQranes.

Five cars of emigrants went West
last night and six cars went East.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
AN AMAZON ON THE wARPATH.


She Draws a Revolver. bat IL Over.
powered and Disarmed.
A report reached here last night of a
row which took place at Willow Point,
Paradise Valley, in which one of the
Amazons who reside in that part of the
valley went for man" with revolver,
but was disarmed before she had oppor.
tunity to fire. The cause of the attack
is reported to be as follows: The
woman gave the man, who had been
working for her, an order on a neigh
Dor for a part of his wages. The
neighbor would not accept the order,
and the man who held it informed the
woman of the fact. This aroused her
hate of men in general to such an
extent that she drew her little pistol,
but before she had time to fire it the
man grasped her and gave her shak-
ing that made the blood course through
her veins until her face was the color
of boiled lobster. 1t is reported that
she procured warrant for the arrest of
the man and had him taken before
Justice Elliott of Paradise Valley, upon
a charge of assault.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
Grand Prize BaIIIOn.

The Grand Prize mining company
shipped West last evening ten bars of
bullion, valued at SIG. 1913. Notwith-
standing the bullion product of this
mine, the stock dropped on the board
last evening to $l2 Is per share.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

The pay car of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company arrived here last
night and paid out several thousand
dollars in silver to the employees of the
Company. For convenience in hand
ling and counting the money, the half
dollars are done up in packages con-
tanning $40 each. and in this manner
the men are paid in an astonishingly
short time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

A second hapd Singer Sewing Ma
chine, in good running order 1T will
be sold at bargain. Inquire at this
office oct25-tf.
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Furnished Rooms 10 Let.

BY the day, week or month, at
reasonable rates, by Mrs. G. 4.
Krenkle. SOP q
Inquire al the premises. opposite the
depot. oct.2 I'm.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

Rev. N. f. Berry will preach in Para
disc Valley next Sunday, and Rev. W.
A. Trousdale will preach in the church
here on the same day.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

THOSE accretions upon the scalp
which are termed dandruf, are prompt
ly removed by Glenn's Sulphur Soap,
which by opening the pores promotes
the natural moisture of the hair.
Take fifteen years from your age with
Hills Hair Dye.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26

~ Range Of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest 6s deg; lowest, Al deg.
Range, 81; average, 56.5 deg.
JNO. HEALY,
Corp'l signal Service, U. =. A.
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n. c. TANDY,
PHI CRAP n { n,
winnemucca.... ..........Nevada.

YENHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN.
II formed that, having fitted up the build
ing formerly occupied by It, M. Wood, am
prepared to turn out. on short notice, pic
turesin all the popular styles and sizes, in
a superior manner.
will remain in Winnemucca but short
time. and feel confident thatI satisfy ell
who may favor me with their p onsge,
WINNEMuccA, February 14th,l
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
Men Wanted.

NNWO OK transfers and two wood packers
IL wanted Immediately. Wages $50 coin
per month. None but competent and ex-
perienced men need apply.
Apply at once to Chas. Bowling, Camp Nc
Derlnit. or to the undersigned at the wood
ranch, on Clnyon Greek.
F. P. BROUGHAM.
CANYON Crock. September q. 1877. If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-10-26
SAN FRANCISCO sT0CK REPORT.

Last Evenings Board.
265 Eureka, a. A So.
$50 Jackson, 5
800 Eldorado South, IA.
l05 Alps. 10. l75c.
305 Leopard lose.
Gas ella. IA, ~.
100 N Belle. 154.
% Manhattan. III.
1880 DeFrees, 10. l20c.
1910 Grand Priza, 13, 10 So.
1900 Argenta, $50. Use.
1925 Navajo, 100. 1900.
700 Endowment. IA.
$50 Iud apendence, l40, 150c.
800 Silver Prize. 1875, 1900 $50.
800 Hornet SOC.
100 Morning Star. 311.
300 Pawnee. Zoe
100 Grand Prize West. |.
220 Combination. 40, SOC.
200 Dayton. AZ, bio.
$50 Modoc. l60. 150c.
500 Goso Con. Zoe.
$50 New Coso. 75s.
800 Bodie, 800, 1860.
80 Beehtel,
800 Empire, 224.
400 Leeds, g.
so Benton. hoe.
$50 Gould a. Curry. 90.
1890 Exchequer, 1927, 1917.
270 Savage, 81, 81.
$50 Bullion, TO- l0%.
100 California. 80, 294 So.
$40 Hale 81 Noreross, 61a, 64.
995 Con Va. 2994. 2Gh,.
$50 Best & Belcher, 1877.
430 Mexican, 10, l04.
800 Grown Point So.
$50 Ophir, 1914. 1871.
495 Union, 6, 6L.
5l0 Justice, ii. III.
270 0verman. IL, 1917.
80 CbolIar 81
ESQ Beicher. So.
1895 Yellow jacket, SX. 8 b5.
100 Lady Washington, 325, 320c.
$50 Alta, s. 81.
100 Alpha, IL, 1879.
so Utah, IS. 124.
125 Julia, "a. 2%.
500 Sierra Nevada. AZ.
1495 Imperial. 30, S5c.
This Mornings Board.
COS Ophir, l4s4. AZ.
355 Mexican, 90, 10
800 Gould & Curry. So. 81.
80 Best & Belcher, l71&. az $50
1910 California, %. 271s b30.
1880 Savage. 81.
$3.50 Con. Va, az, 27'4 bio.
$50 Chollar. 20. 80
y95 Hale X Norcross, 6H. 6ss.
8i5 Grown Poiut, So, 81.
no Yellow Jacket 8, 5 s10.
1890 Imperial, 85c.
go Keniuek. ca ca.
$50 Alpha. III. 12A.
1850 Belcher So, So.
so Confidence. So.
$50 Sierra Nevada. 425, 430c.
270 Utah, IL, ~
$50 Suoeor, 21s, ~.
GEO Union, 5ss. 5ss.
Gl0 Alta. s, ga.
1895 Bullion, SO.
1865 Exchequer, 93s, 81.
6l0 Overman, IL. l6A
1865 Justice, 1917, 1U1 b5.
1l40 Julia. 200, 2l5c.
It's Caledonia, 800, 5000 b5.
1875 Baltimore. /.
400 Silver Hill, l75. l90c.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-26
Nv. Der 4oliseiasent.

DIR. Glton iaB in ieiner e@reibFnbe
i'm Sempel uno mar eben nit Dem Stu.
blum zines alien, pe~rSilbten Mctes bes
Il6dfti9t, als elmer leiner @9reiber Elm.
trat uno ibm einen Beia9 a~ntunoiste.
SD bin bei4dftist, uar Die Mnt,port
oes M%opocaten.
Ser 9err Bat mid, Sbnen feline &arte
su seben, eruioerte Der iunse Mcnld,
er lit aberseust, Sab sic i'm empfan=
gen..
@as itebt auf Der &arte?
Doctor Sore.
Nb! oas 1T et,uas Anoeres, rief e.
ton; Der wiiroise &ector BON @roms=
bal, fibrcn Sic i'm I@neQ bereiu.
SD TONNE, sic UNI &atb su bitten,
laste Sore, na9oem Die eriten 8esrii=
Bunsen aussctaul4t ,uaren; sic nil
len ia bereits oura mei,en Brief, mas
mir pailirt 1T.
A~lcrninss, er,pioerte Glton, tuent
sic Den 9iebitabI meiuen, nit ,peldsn
Sbnen SIR 8%ertrauen uno S5re @ait=
freunoi9aft beSablt wuroe.
., sic ielbit bitten lid trok Sbrcs
Mfibtrauens fansen laiien, perliderte
Der @eiitlide.
@obl mOsli@, entsesnete Glton ;
mas aber mein MiBtrauen b~etrift, 10
beldrdntt iid oaiIelbe nur auf cine se=
piiie Sorlidt, Die au6 Sbnen in oieiem
Safe ni9t seidaoet bate. SD mill
Susrit meinen Mtann tennen, bcuor i4
INN mein 3utrauen idenfe. ltebrisens
banoelt es li1 nidt nm meme 8or4
,piirfe, lonoern Nm ben Diebtabl. Be
liksn sic Elm @er5ei@nib Der papicre,
bic Der &aitsn entbielt -.
Nein.
Mber @ie tperben ii6 bod tuenisitens
i6res Snbaltes erinnern; sic willen
wenisitens, wel9cr Mrt bic Yapiere 'ua4
rem? Gin 10 idIau %erionnener unO
tunitrci9 aasscfibrter Ylan labt cinen
anoeren 3wed permutben, dig Die 8e=
frieoisuns elmer blobcn 9ieuSieroe. So
lit flar, oab oieie Yapiere Elm sewiiies
Snterelc, einen sepiNen @ertb fir ben
Oieb baben mubten. SD min SIR
9crtrauen nidt e~rspinscn, aber elm
InpaIt 1T ,pie Elm Mr5t; es 1T fir ben
Ginen wie fir ben Mnoeren unmO9ll1,
eincn &atb ;u ertbeilen, uenn er Die