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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
BARON SUDYI.Ry.

The cable announces tho death OF Baron Sudelcy
Charles George Hanoury-Tracyl, OF Toddngton Glou-
cesicr, England Baron sudeley was a lieutenant OF
Montgomcryshire, ana was until within few years a
captain III the Grenadier Guards lie was born April
1891 aud succeeded his father tnrd baron Of the
name on February 49, 1883 Dying without issue, his
brother the Hon Charles Douglas Richard Hanbury-
Tracy, member OF Parliament ior Montgomery boroasns
succeeds 70 tlo ntle.l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
MRS. RICHARD coRDEN.

The death OF Nrs. Richard Golden occurred on April
II, AZ her residence Duniord, near Mdhurst Sussex
Sno Catherine Anne, daughter Of Mr. Hugh Will.
iams, and granddaughter OF Mr.. David Williams OF
Gcllygocb Montgomcrysnirc aDd married IN iBIU tho
late eminent statesman Richard Cobden whose widow
che left by his death just twelve years ago Or
her husbands death Mira Golden received letters Of
coincidence aud other tokens OF the respect
felt Tor Mr. Golden from tho Emperor Of the French
the Belgian Chamber OF Commerce, and other great
pcrsoaagcs aud public Institutions both home aud
abroad From that time she lived IN retirement at
Duniord and was very unwilling 10 allow her name to
come before the public She caves family OF iolr
Ave daughters To lament her loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
MRS. CYRUS p. SMITH.

Mra Lydia !. Smith, aged seventy-two years, wife
OF the late Cyrus 7. Smith, President Of the Union
Ferry Company, died on Sunday last at her residence
In Pierrepont street. Brooklyn Tho death OF her hus-
band occurred tho 18th OF February nj which time
tucy had been married nfty-one years They settled
In Brooklyn in 1897 and soou after joined the First
Presbyterian Church OF that city Tho funeral ser
vices viii take place Wednesday Afternoon. IRON
her late residence, and Will probably be conducted by
Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01

ARREST OF THE wArcHMAN-NfNE Killed
AND TEN WOUNDED
MONTREAL, April 30, 1871
Intense exctoment exists In the city In regard to the
negligence VI the Waterman Of tho burned OIL Cabinet
Company's works lie makes contradictory state
on.s aud Is held by tho coroner The latest returns
show that nne persons were killed and ten wounded
The lattor are reported 10 be doing we'll pubic meet
ing TO be held 70 take stops for prsvdiua g The -
phAaA Of the deceased mAn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
OBITUARY.

COMMANDER J. D. MARVIN, UNITED STATES
NAVY.
Commander j. D. Marvin, OF the United States sioop-
owar Alert. shot himself board his ship In Yogo-
hama harbor, April 10 No cause TOR the deed as
signed. He was born In ohio, October 2. 1889, md
was appointed from that state September IS, 1866.
Leaving Annapolis 1850. no comm ssipned Q
master NJ the breaking out OF the war, and served
many engagements. In 1868 he abroad, ana was
squadron.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
T. 0. u. u. COLOSSAL GROUP OF RELIGIOUS
LIBERTY

NJ. Ezekiel, the American sculptor Of this group,
which was unveiled in Farmount Park on Thanksgiv.
ing Day as Centennial Offering from tho T. o. b. b.
to the government aud people Of America, has been
detained from his valuable laDors Ia art Tor several
months in this country, and IS in city await.
ing the part payment TOR his gre 1t work.
Tho neinbers OF the I. q. b. H. and the committee
have drawn the eyes OF the civilized world upon them.
Whilst their actions toward the sculptor have
called forth tune and again burst of indigna ton IN
the jewish journals OF Philadelphia anu New York.
IL Is III DO hoped that this affair will be rectiod ut the
meeting OF the Order winch he held Wednesday
night Ut the Young Men s Hebrew Association Rooms
~ word 10 Tho WISE liz sufi cicnLD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
JOSEPH BROOKS.

Hon. Joseph Brooks, republican politician OF Ar
kansas and present Postmaster at Little Rock, died
In that city last evening after protraccd illness
Mr.. Brooks namo became familiar to tho country in
1874 owing tho contest for the Of the
State which occurred In that year and tho results OF
which In the success OF his opponent. kr Baxter, ter
minated republican rule In the state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
ROBBING HIS UNCLE.

Edward Mcnamara, OF No. Ia Baxter street, reported
to the police yesterday that his nephow, Edmund
Mcnamara, had stolen from him SIX ono hundred ael.
lar bills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, April 90. 1877
Major Milton Cogswcll, United states Army, retired
has been assigned duty as deputy governor Of the
Soldiers, Home vice MAJOR Joseph q. Clark, Jr, ~
tired who has boen reviewed from thai duty ~ his ovn
REQ ucst. TO take eIoct May u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
REV. HECTOR naowNsoN.

Rev. Hector Brownson, tho Oldest Methodist clergy
man the active duties OF the ministry IN New York
State and for thirty years agent OF tho American
Bible Society. died Sunday AZ Rhinebeck OF old ago
ami exhaustion, aged oighty-six years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
rHE EFFECT OF THE WAR IN THE
COTTON MARKET.
ATLANTA. Ca. April 20. 1877.

ATLANTA. Ca, April 20, 1871
To rng EDITOR HERALD
have read your valuable articles from timo to
time showing the material advantages that are ex.
pected 10 10 derived from the European war to tho
agricultural Industrial interests Of tho country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
W. q. BRowNLOW.
Aged II wears. 8 months.

His sou, General James y. Brownow, is expected to
arrive time Tor the funeral, which takes place
Tuesday afternoon, ut four O'Clock. Rev. j. Marker,
pastor OF tho FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church, OF
which deceased member will oniciatc, assisted
by Rev Thomas ". Humes. d. u. A public meeting
OF viii be held nj tho Board OF Trade to-
morrow morning TO tuke suitable action on his death.
Captain Alexander Allison, ex- Moderate Off Ger,
commanding tho 0Conner Zouavcs, has rendered tho
services 81 his company escort on tho
Of the funeral. The days on tho Custom House aud
Post Office buildings and the leading Wholesale
houses placed halt mast today and tho courts
adjourned As a mark OF respect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
PARSON BROWNLOW.

TIE REMAINS OF THE DISTINGUISHED TENNRs-
SEAN LYING IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HoR
THE FUNERAL
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 80, 1871
Tho body OF ex-senator W. G. Brownlow placed
In silver mounted lined caskct sunday night.
and lies the paror OF hts residence whore dur
Ing the day tho remains have been visited by large
numbers OF people OF all parties Tho appearance is
as though he were sleeping and is very felike. On
the casket Is the inscription
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01

hydrocyanic acid and some other ingredients tina
cause OF death. Coroner Woltman took to
administer u personal rebuke TO the butler tor his
carelessness IN exposing deadly poison where Il
could SO readily be taken by mistake and held him
$500 bail TO appear at Inc Inquest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
wAsnNoroS, April so. 1877.

Commodore ID. Men. Fairfax has been ordered -
command tho naval station at Now London, Conn, on
MayL Lieutenant Samuel Bclden Is detached from
duty In charge of the naval station NJ New London,
Conn. and ordered to report To Commodore kAlrtax
senior, ana to the commandant NJ mat station
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.


NORFOLK, Va, April 80, 1871
The steamer Dispatch, Commander Fred Rogers.
having been thoroughly lifted out for sea, her officers
expected her to sail Tor Constantnops to-day, bot
orders just received send her back TO Washington "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-01
STEAM STREET CARS.

THE QUESTION or THE INTRODUCTION OF STEAM
STREET CARS SERIOUSLY ENTERTAINED BY
THE HORSE CAR CoMPANIks-A NEW PHASE
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-05
nnainfsfdle.

@olt9afe, lltab. %. Mari. @s;t
ben lebtcn i:o6lf Sasen fiel in oen nabe
aelescnm Bergen foi nuoblallia
Shnee. @eitcrn fanb in Der Nabe por,
alta Elm 2a>uincnitar3 ltatt, woemr@
Mnt6ew Snsram unb Sareo Yrott .se.
tOotet wurben.
Sn Der Tlaeltafmine fanb lctts Na@t
Gin Ginitur3 itatt, melder flint Mtdnner
6esrub. @enrp Solution muroe toot
bsrausseidaift, uon Den iibrissn ,uar
lsoo4 teiner ard nut erbeblib ucrlcbt.
NswDort %. Mar;. Sames
5. Smith, Glerf fir bic s@ulbii6ers
Werleser uno @dnoler in @6ulmoteria.
lien Spiion, 8toteman Soplor e. Co..
murSe beute ouf oie Mntloss p~er6oftes,
Die 9cnonnten Sirmen um mebr dig
$4,000 tusrtb Stablfebern uro onoere
acknowledgement dnbe beitob!en ~ BADEN.
Die @esenitdnoe tuuroen in oe]jen
9aule oufs'funom unb maren nit
Norsllen auberbolb Der @tabt befinolis
1er 9dnhler perlsben. @mit9 lit Mlit.
glieo Der Youns Mens GDrillian
vi Oeiation.
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grtmtnaI: etatifif.
Sees 6 lbn..


ealt Safe. ltbah %. Mdr,.
&urs Dor II llbr beute @ormittoo muir.
DC See auf Dem @@auplobe oes Moun.
tain Meaoou Ma1aere Dor bic nit {e;.
nsr Sinr'&tuns betraute 9artie oefabrt
|unb gu ieinem etua 20 SUB ION oerlel.
ben sntfcrnten Sarge sefibrt, ouf ben
er ii@ {este.
Modoem @aribal Nelion linn in
Nnweienbeit Der soIbotcnabtbeiluno
Sas fobesurtbeil porseleien bate, belt
See cine iurSe &ebc, in ,peldcr CT iiber
Brigham Douns bittere 2lasen fabrte
nro srildrte, CT [9ee] iterbe ais Der Gin.
osnbcd fir bic @erbrc9m Mnberer. Ct
|oriidte bic 3oHnuns aug. Got. moas
'bm barmbersis iein. Gr leuanetl
tanbboft, bab ct an benz blutisen
@erte edulb TRACE, unb bebauptete,
lcine Senoun9 no9 ben Meabous lei
cine beg Griebens Mnb Der @%armber3ia.
teit aetpeien
@ad geenoisuns Der &sbe er0fnete
Der mstbooiitiide Eaitor etotcs Elm
@:bet nno empfabI bic SeeIe oes Ser.
urtbeilten ieinem @otte.
eooonn murben Secs Musen per.
bunocn. Der feline 9dnoe erbob uno ii@
oisisIbe auf ben 2opf leste, ober ouf
leinem Sibe u~nbepesli1 blieb.
@untt II ubr CAB Mslion oos Com.
manoo "Teusr", uno slei@;eitis burd=
bc5rten flint &useln Die 9rult Deg In.
aludlihen, ,uelder ebsnicl9nea toot
mar unb 9erabe riid!uarts auf leiuen
Surg fiel.
Ser Goldman ,puroc NH, in ben
Sar9 9eIest uno Die 3uihauer, etua Is
an Der 3abI, oarunter fem ein,ioes
&'no ooer ionitiae 9Iutsperwanote bes
9inseridtctsn. Seritreuten iid.
Is 1errihte Die bette Orbnuna unb
lille. bic Sugegen ,paren ert!drten Die
8inria:uns fir cine %seIunSsne.
Sees lestc @orte an ylellon waren
v3ieIst ouf mein 1er3!"
Die 2el9e iuuroe bierauf Sen Ne.-
'uanoten oes 6inseridtsten in Geoar
Gitp Suseididt.
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Bottom. Sur, por 6 r9r ,uur-
De Der 6~0idGrise Sacob @irlhfcIo in
leinem @auie SO. 2S4 @arrilon Mpe.
alIe 9efnebelt, beroubt Mno tootlid per.
lcst auf9eiunben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-05

S@ t9dt note MIR auf9etra9e1 nurbe
uno fano, ais i'd nab 1amie sam. bab
Die Snbianer bereits nod Der @lele ab=
sesansen ,paren. SA Tom Mbeubs
mad 9auie unb tbeitte s@urb ben BE-
febl SMITHS nit. Oerielbe brad 70.
9lei9 oui, i1 abtr blieb bis ben ndd.
item @crsen.
@dbrenb Der Nant
Ibsrlegte id mir YIau,
uno ie mebr i'd u6tr benf.lb.m mad.
oa@te. osito 'deublidsr i@icn berislbs
in meinen Tusen, Der S9laf Fob meins
Nnsen. Sd beipra@ ben plau mi,
msiner @attin &a@el, ano iie badts
serabe 10 tuie i'd. uno ertbeilte mir Den
&atb, ben Inbersn ss 3u iberloIen,
TIRE i@mubise Mrbeit ieIbit su perrid.
ten.
enbli@ sntI@!ob id mid, bod au
ssbsn. eter Su benz 3mede. UNI %,
Dem Nnsrih bort ansutommeu uni
msinen GinFub bel ben Snbianern auf,
;ubisten. nm oieislben su beitimmen Don
BEN Idrsdli4cn @erie ab;uitebsn. Sd
mo@te mid Dor 9asesanbru9 ouf,
itlc9 out einem einiammen 6uBpFao
iibst bic @erse unb Iansts apiiden 9
unb 10 llbr am Wormittos auf ben
ctua 25 Meilsn entfsrnten Meaboms
On ; allein
i'd ia pdt
eenn Der Insrif mar sersoe uor 81.
scsanbrud semaht tuproen. Die Sn=
>uarcn icood Suriidssl9lasen
unb batien reun 5oote sinoe=
bibt unn Sluei ibrer 6auptlinse pon
Gitp marcr ourb Die 8cine &c.
woresn. ,uoourd jsoer berIel=
ben cinen @sinbrud erIitt.
Oie Snoianer paren dubcrN mi.
Sd cling ;u cinissn BON ibnen,
Ii6 in elmer tleinen G1luht &C.
iammelt, allsin oieicIbcn crflartsn mir,
id mose mid iofort mad Der 6aupt=
abtbeiluns bcseben, ODER lie piroeu
MIDI eri4iebcn, neil i'd 70 Ipdt ans..
lei. @dbreno i'd 10 balano,
ira III d cine2useI
in bic 2eibesmitte, fuelh. burh
Bic 3lsioer brans uno et,pa leas 3oQ
ueit on meincm 2e;bs iiber Die 6out
,abinglitt.
Nun bel ties id mein 4fero um Carl
aui5uiuden. Sh rift 16 Mlei=
ZEN msit, dig i'd bel Mssstly abities
inb mcin pIero wsioen lisB. 9os lit
Ser Nlas, 100 5obin auf ieinen Meut
traf.
lln9efdbr Sonnsnuntsreane Ia0 i'd
nit 10 big Is @eiBcn unb I'M.
$50 Snoianern berontommen.
Wir eampirten fir Die Nadt, mdbrenc
sic Snoianer nod Der @ieje oufbra=
ten. Sd er;abIte Sen 2euten ,pas &c.
deben mar.
Gina Sonncnaufsans Den rd9lsn
an einem Sienltase.
,riffen Die Snoianeroie Gmi
9ranten o1maIs on.
'erloren ieood wieberum einen 5ooten
mo mebrere berlelben ,puroen pertuuu=
Jet.
Gtma l llbr trofen mir ouf Dem
oes @smetsls elm. Mui
'em 8ese be9esnetcn mir elmer tleinen
Snbianer, wel9e l8 uber 20
5tud S@ladtpisb oabintrieb. Sic
elbe iagte uns, mo- bic Snbianer eela=
Iert waren. @ir bradcn oorthin oui
mo fanoen Die Snbianer i'm auieeres=
often 3uitanbe. 9ieielben batten be-
eits cine srobe @n3abl Sdladt= unb
3usuleb Der Gmisranten aug 3a6e
'aiiir 9%ctootst, baB einise bon ibren
sefaQen ODER %usr,punoet morben
uarcn.~
Gs selcns uns mt Nufbietuns aler
gcreolamteit unO GinHuNes,
sic Snoianer BON oieier Nbidlabtuns
'b3ubrinscn.
Sic Gmigranten batten Iid binter
bre @a9en perbarritaoirt. Srob unle~
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Mormcnsn) bic gmi9ranten onsrsi'
fen wuroe. Sd ioste i'm wieoer. sr
mo4h benz @ouusrnsus 0oung nit
tbeilsr, bob spenn e. bic G%misrantsn
u%nbebs(liot bur@jiebtn IaNsn MOLE.
oerielte ben Col. Same ooer Wajor
Oai9bt b~iesbs,I9lide Snitruttionsr &C.
ben ionte. neil oieie ionit bic Gmisrar'
ten o%nereifsn sbnntcn.
Sn Clara befabl Ct Dem Bolt sein
@etreibe on bic Gmisrantsn gu uertans
fen. bo bic Mormonsn porausIihtli&
nd6nes 6ribjabr einen beftiaen 3ampf
nit ben Der. staaten III beitehen ba'
ben tperben uno boNelbe bebbalb 'elblt
trau@ten. Gs ioilten ieine 5rnppsn
msb, 3utri.t ,u benz serritoriam hos
ben, unb jeber Mann miHe bspaHntt
unb bersit itsbsn ibre &ehts su pertbes~
b;oen. Ct perbot ben 2euten i%trensiters
aud nur
Die aerin9Ite Quantitdt &C.
bensmittel
an irsenb sinsn Tidtmormoren ab5u'
laiien.
Mm 10. stpt. tam Elm gote. @a'
mems Sam @arb su mir uno mel
octe mir, ooB Sinae SaiSbt mid benz
lelben Mbenb-es ,uar an eincm Sam'
ito9 in Gebar City su ieben wiinl@s.
Sd tpo6nte bamals in 9armonp, 20
Meileu iiioli4 Don 6sbar City.
SD ee1orhte Dem Scieble nnb trof
sen YrdIiosnten 9aisbt bel Sonnsn=
u%ntersans. gSir lestsn uns in sinsm
pIfeneu 0auis auf einise aussebreltets
0edsu bin uno lpradsn ioit cie 9an3s
Nadt. ooisat eysablte mir nun. ooS
uor cinisen 5assn cine Gmisrontsn'
Rorawane hurhpaliirt lei. uelhe 9caen
Sic Mcrmcnen 0roAuraen ausseltoBen
babe. uno aus oeyen Mitte Elm Mann
oamit seproblt babe, boB CT babel be-
ssmsien lei. als Der olte Srs
Smith unb o.Nsn 8ruoer Srrum srs
muroen. Inoere BON Der
warsn bebufi6 ssmslsn.
bic Wormoncn aug MiNlouri 81 p%ertrs'=
Sen. uisoer Mnbsre bdttsn 9elo9t nc
Ipiirosu Der Sobnlon'i6sn Irmss onou
bebii1lid lein. Die Mcrmcnen aus utab
III pertreiben uno bitten berelts Stride.
UNI ben a.ten brigham uno N9eber oa'
nit a~ufsubansen. Giner Der Gm'9ran=
Ten bobs feline OhIsn Brigham ulo
oebsr ssncnnt, 9nosrs srluubtsn Ed
aaerle; @cttesldlterunsen uno battsn
auf oie 3ursdtusiluna oes eorti3cn
Spbn NteDisbee ertldrt, l'e
,dben nidts I'M mprmonii4e Geltbe
lie hatteu lid ourd Die Snoiansr bin<
,urdoelalasen uno maroen li@ au@
,ur9
Mormonen
,urdldlasen. wenn lid oas als notbls
.rmeilen Io0te, uuo lpenn bic Mormp-
rsn tein @etreioc %perioufen wolten. lc|
lie [oie Gmisranten] oolelbe
bel G,ott On Der Spise bes Meners er-
Mit hiclen @crten babe Elm
damn nit Der 4eitide aussebolt uno
mel elmer arm.n @ittue, Mamens
seboriss 9iibner. setootet, uno
,Is bic arue irau bosesm proteltlrte,
,abe Der Mann eelast, lie mose ihr
.aul balten. ODER er rperoe ibr per-
1893 @ebirn dus benz 3opfs
pribsn IaNen. .Jsrner battsn Die Gmi+
,ronten 6ereits ale M%niieo!unsen ouf-
,ereat, ebenIo 81. Snoioner, uno lei &c
,ua unlere 4ilidt, loiort IbbilIe ~
.duHsu, b%eionoers oa Sobnion's Seer
M Morom lie6e uno lie beorobs:
Gs leien bsreits cine 9robs an3ob!
Snoiancr BON 9aroman uno Gsoar
Sitp libwdrts sesosen, I'm bic GmI=
}ranten, ,peIfs lid nun aui Den Woan=
ain MeaSnus befdnben,
au UberfaIIen
Sd fraste i'm. Oh es nidt 5luedmat
,is p6re, cine Gonferen3 Der grioer
che man Su Sbatsn i4reite.
0araaf ermioert. er. jsoes wirilih ouf@
i6tiae Mitalieo Der 0eiiisen Der Neu=
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ter 0ela8trt ,paren, Mnh srfri(4tsn I'D
oaieIbit. 6ierauf tuurbe
eine Neri a NJ mlun9 ab9ebal=
an wel4er Die Yrieiter. 8Udofe uni
anoere tir&;i&e @iroentraser She'll
nabmen unb nobel major Sobn w..
9isbee Den Vorlib fabrts.
Mebrere Der tirGliden @uroentrdse,
pcrri9teten elm @ebet uMb rieier biz
Grleu4tuns oes beiliscn @eiites bsrab,
oomit bcrielbe ibren @eiit erIeu9ts.
oamit lie re9t benten uno banoelu
m01tem.
Nun ersldrts 9isbee. Yrdiioent s. 6.
9aisbt lei in Yaropon seweisn. NO
oerielbe nit Col. Game uno ibren
&atbssbern cine Gonferen3 abseba!ten
babe unb oeren gefeblc louteten ba bin
oaB
oisfe gmisranten Fsrben
miBten.
Sd frogte o6 Ile. Mdnner, 1rauen
uno &inaer, iterbsn miibtsn, worauf
MIR bic Mntuort uuroe, .N0e, ausac=
'ommen Sene, we1@e 10 jung iino> oab
l'e ni4t @ntldser meroen fonnen, uno
toenn Die Snoianer bas @er, nidt
ALIEN pollbrin9en t0nnen, 10 miillen
mir oenielben bcIfen !"
SD madte bier @orltsQuns uno
usrtbsioisse bic Gmisranten mcin
Y.an iei Die Saoiansr 10 gut uie m33=
lid ju%riidiuba!ten uno oen @sihen nur
10 uiels 3n9tbiere gu %loIen, oamit Iic
mad Californian tommen f6nnten, ois
IIbri9m 3u9t5iere, Iuwie Sh!a9tuicb
lsoo@ uater bic Snbianer su ucrtbe;lcu.
9isbee erflarte, Die @eiben bdttcn
ll1 ldon gu lebr Der Gmisrantcn anae=
nommsr Mno seraoe BARN liege bic
9robte @sfabr. Gr criablte Johann,
Dap in Der Dienitas Na@t s,pei Mau-
ner aug osn @arritaosn Gsrporsebru-
ben uno mad Geoar Gitp se!anst leicn.
Got babe ss lid berausgetcat oab
Der Cine oerielben Moen uro Der @u-
osre Elm 9sutidsr mar, uno als Gin
Ssu'nsr Steuart oas borte, babe er
Ioen onf Der stc(e set6otet, uno ben
l'elenocn Seutiaen perlett. ,porauf
oieler pieoer III pie 8arritooen suriid=
sstsbrt lei ulo Die sanse Mjiarie bort
sr5ablt babe.
Sd belt oafar, CO parc better Den
Gmlsrantsn ben M6rocr aus,uliefern.
oanlt oisielben i'm itrafen tonnten,
alein Sra MQen, Nobert Wilep uup
Mnocre
taoelten mi d bitter,
neil ib Der Erieitsridaft oietiren wpnte
mas ood oersn Mutoritdt 9dn,Iid per=
n1dten tpiroe lie miroen oas 9sbeu
eines ibrsr Yrioer ni9t fir Elm Sau=
leno 'Sener opfsrn. @enn MIR bic
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men oisleIben nad G%uliionien, ,po lie
9immsl uno Groe scsen bic 9Rormonen
III SemeSuns isyen uno unlere Grauen
unb &inoer moroen murosn. W.it
oefer tudre es, lie IelbIt purben aus
Dem Wase 9eraumt, Gig oaB lolhes uns
seidebe.
DIAN ma9te mir @oruurfe, bah id,
Der i'd bod iteis zines Der belten Mit=
9lisosr Der Rir9e se,psien lei, INNER
uos Grfuauns me;ner YHi4t surld=
idrsds.
Earauf e%ntsssnets i'd, bab Soft
mein Sers nod iebr bart MAIDEN mi!lle.
che i'd ju bersleibeu meme 53ujtim=
min9 gebcn t0nnte.
9Qen msinie, CO lei ni4t ianobaft,
eInen 9uten Ratb iu bsfolsen.
Wun 3og i'd mid BON Der Scra.buua
jurad, slns etrua so Sdritts bMeileits
warf mid 3ur Groe
lno ,peinte bitterli9, uno bot @ott, CT
modte oas unsliid abuenoen.
9ierauf trot elmer meiner 6reunoe.
y. 8. 9opfins, ouf mid gu uno but
MIDI. bob michpr in hie Werio my Il, ~,
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&rau,mer @biefy.

New BORT, %. Mdr,. Ger Wro-
}sb sesen 8opo unb 6iu, auf bic Mn.
!nse NIT BEN Gbieaooer setisfprinq
sonIplrit su batsn, Nm bos Snlonos
'ttnsr 7epartement Der 3ssinAng ~ ~
betsi3en, enoste beute nit einem Mobr<
'pynb Der Surp gu Sun ten br Mnsr +
tlasten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-04-05

Detroit Mfid. Ser GnqroE.
9l%qnorbdne!er Oliue 8ourfe ppn bier
ertlarte li9 fir jablun9sunfaDis.
Gan 5roneiseo, %. Mdr3.
OeMte muroe Der 8anferott Der Mertb.
poYieren : Mdfler Gallasban g. 9pnd
gcmeloet. Oeren 4aiiipe belaufcn Ii@
alf 100000, Der getras Der Nttipa
1T unbetannt. Scr Yanterott lit bic
6olsc bes @sidcns Der Yreil. in bee
S%todh6rle.
New Dorf, %. Mdr;. George
9sndsn If. Elm 6IeiidpoIter, Gle Critic,
Nuerue unb Dreitebnter etrobe bat
Nsine 3ablunosm ein9eitelt. Seine
Standardization betraeen 100000.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-19
A NEW BONANZA.

81. Patrick's day was celebrated her
with a procession ard the uaual festivities
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-19

abilities, but marks the popularity Of the
Howe scale works.
The first ceremony of taking the veil
which has ever occurred In Vermont, takes
place at ST. Peters (Catholic) church this
afternoon at 200 o'clock. Three young
ladies arc TO take upon Themselves by this
the Partial relation of Nuns. Rev. DR.. De
Goesbriand, bishop of Burlington, Rev.
Father Lynch, vicar general Of the diocese,
and several prietts of the Catholic church
are to assist in the ceremonies. The ser
vices will be impressive and interesting.
Music of a high order will be rendered.
The celebrated herd Of thoroughbred
Durham cattle, belonging to Daniel KIM
bali, ceq. , Is to be sold at public auction at
his farm on Tuesday next at noon. The
health of Mr.. Kimball Is such that he sells
his famous herd to be relieved Of care and
anxiety. The clarendon herd" they are
called, is undoubtedly one Of the best col
lection of pure bloods in the state. Far
mers who desire to add 10 their stock some
of the best ANIMALS 10 this section should
not allow this opportunity to purchase,
pass. We direct attention to an advertise
ment of the sale In another column.
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THE INTERIOR pRPARTKMNr.

Secretary Schurz stated to-day that at
present no detailed rules for appointments
to office in the interior department would
be laid down, and only general principles
of fitness will be enforced, but in the course
of the next fortnight regulations and tests
of capacity in detail will be agreed upon
and enforced thereafter. Precisely to the
extent those rules will be carried he ia not
now prepared TO say.