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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
GTpDrt OOm Tarm, Nru0uften.

@anse Glotten grocer Dampfer, NIT
ben DrODuften uniereS Booeus telacen,
eebsn iece ISOLDE bon New gorf al.
Man6mal werpen 100000 gu1hel
8etsen an etnem Samfaa Ynfdtft.
Der Dampfsr ,.Gn9lanp" BON Ger Nas
ttonal etnte bat am 8 Sflober 65,5
600 8ulbsl 8eisen als etnen She'll
feiner TraGt etele finn sleid 8 900 900
pfunc. ODer fat 1000 lonnen! Die
a6t Dampfer an ienem Iaaen bat,
ten fOIeenoe TrUDufte an 8oro 1862
900 8ufbeI Dstssn U5,7sO,O 900
pfunol $3.50 8as Wlebl Q,83OOOO
pfunol, 5000 Buibel Wais, $4,000
gulbel ROaesu. 1850 Baaen Baum,
pole Q,925.000 Dtunp) 2465 attea
Sped, $1,000 atfen Rale, $500 9ss
btnoe Butter. 1850 1tctcss Sdmols
etOa zoe, DfunD .lsslaat, $500
Sifen prdlerstrtss GletiG. 1880 Bal.
len Dopsen, etDa etne balbe Wiltcr
Plumb frtiGes Gletld In @tsrteln
Caueeroem cine srDse 0uantttdt 5abat
NepfeL Ials, p6tslHet6, Seltaden
Saumwoueufamen6I, Stdtfe, 1906
Glfenbetns gi1he. ATT YSlabS" Gum.
mt 0tasidmereien u. I. o.. Dos
Sbtes Der Grpcrl zines etnstsea Ia.
ges, mag ben iinserr Gumtltenalts'
bern etne an9enebue uebuns tu1 Rs1'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Oie Grpref G~Dmpa8ntea.

Der Grdnber Der annertfantlden Grs
pref @eieuldofter. bte teBt etnen 70
rteieen 8etrteb baden, mar 8m. 9.
6ernoen aus Wu6a6ulstts. St be-
f5rDerte Dom Sabre 1889 an, eff 3u
Yferc, ban1 su @agen, Dadete 3rt>
lden Bottom unb Nsw gorf. Sdcn
tn Sabre 1910 fng AIpin Apauts aus
VermOnt an, tbm Rcnfurrens 3u mae
ben uno swar NIT 9rcBem GrfcIB.
Nbams beniste aud suerft bic Giien-
babn ;u iol&em 3psde; TN Sabre
1850 mtetbete CT ben eslfen gtlenbabn=
pasen. Neue Rompaenien %entfanpen.
Die 0clDentcedungen in Californian
bewirften bic Gasbreituna bes GrpreBz
Dslens bic gum Stiuen Sbsan. an
fanss auf benz Seewsse, rama auf Dem
eonrweSe. 1858 uurbe bic .uebn'
lancerpreelinte" gegrinbet. Sn ia
Sasen rttten tbte UtlDen Hetter je 60
Wleilen In elmer Sour BON @aeramentc
gum Nt6Ourt burh pfablofe Mdler
uuo @sbirse, umseben Srn blutpdritt'
gen Snbtanern.
Die befeftisten Stattpnen la9en 6t
Wetlen BON etnanper. DaS @ebal
lCld' zines 8etters mar $1,000 Der
Wonat. Sett Dem 8au Der Dactf'
ailenbabn ptrp natlrltA Dtele BON Der
&rprebfOmpasntsn bsndBt. DenGrur'
su rsu1 9eeenpdrttsen RstHtbum De
@rpresaeltuidaften leste Der Rrteg, all
fe pte ueberbrtneung pom Serout1Bsl
aaer Art on BE I'm GeIbe ftebeuoe'
Sp!baten lbernabmen. Ste trarett %
BET 70 pinttltd, bas rte Reeserurte bt
GrprseosfulGaften tbren etssnst Sou
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Sret9etfteriicber 6anatismms,

Sn ct. 9outs Mc., III wte Der bprs
tiee 2utberaner l6reibt unter pem 1t=
tel Common Sense C@eluncer
Menl9enYerfanp) eth reues Blatt ee~
.artnoet roreen, baS der @rbebune Der
Vernunft unc BEN umiturs pes @Iau>
bens" ptenen loQ. Sc betBt in etnem
Nrtttel : "Ss lit poDl ntGt n6tbie. su
iasen, pas es Ger 3nef pielee Blattes
to, ale airden tn ct. 9outs ntererau-
retBsn nno pafIr S6ulbdu1sr. bOspiz
tdler unu 6oQsn su DOrleluneen cuf.
surttlen. @tr molten tetne Aufrees
uns Ooer Gle bet pteieal unlrem bill
oerfirmenpen @elddft fetnsn MDb,
feline St6runa, ionDern nur Elm paar
Qeute unp cine Wal1tne, rpie fe Ee
lebt betm Nbnebmeu Des Dberfien Stpds
usrfs pes ,,Southern Hotel" gebraus
ten. Nailrltb perpsr manHe Dens
Ten, eaB ptes nt1t nt59lt6 Iei. Darz
tet uno febet!'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
Nenere NaDrtcbtem.

Dte Stlberbtl wurbe pom &eprd.
ieatantenbaus bes GDnpreGes NIT GROCER
Waiorttdt anBencmmen. Bon ZEN 167 an
Der Stsuu8 tbetlnebmenpen &.prdleu>
tantsn ftmmten 1853 fur, unb nur
81 ssaen tte Innabne Der @tlbebtn. Die.
ietbe peIfl8t bab Der StlberbDIar tim Sc.
wtGte BON 4l23 Gran sefesltGss !3ab.
lunssmittel fur ale 6fsntltten unb @rtpat>
Shulben ietn fc1; etne &usnabme gilt nur
bann, wenn ausprid't6 burG Gontraft Elm
aneeres 3~atlunssmtttel fipultrt III.
ueber bte @ab1en, rel6e am 90.
rtssn Dtenlas In stnen, Dusenb Gtaaten
fattfanesu, 1T tn Surge fplsenbes uttsutBet.
len:
ST. @enn9lDdnten BADEN bic
Demotraten tbr 6taatSttdst eerpdblt.
Sn @bt1abelpbta ieltR III
bas sanse bemotrattfGe GCuntsttdst ae.
n6blt.
New Serfp stns bemOtrattf6, Sou.
perneur Me@lelan TT nit 10 bts 10000
9ttmmsn Mebrbstt seudblt' New g0rt
BAT stne bemOfrattiGe Mebrbett BON 20 900.
NarpianO birfte etne ebtnfo erObe Mebrbsit
er8ebsn baben. Mtffffppt unO gtr.
8 n ia gtnsen sletGfals DemOfrattit. Dl.
! 8ssen erG1ben W G1dufetts, 0ts>
conf n, NtnnefUta unD Tanfas
republtfantiHe Nebrbettsn, pdbrenD pas
&sfuitat In SntnOtS ncH nt4t qenau eonla.
ttrt 1T.
Detroit @i&tBan, TT etn beutc,
frat;fAer Stabtratb stpdbtt.
NOm Trtegs i'd a > q 8 E tper>
ben tdslt& neue Gefe&te seuaelbet, in tsnen
ba1b bic &uRsn balD bic SIttsn ben @tes
beanfprs6en, bod bebislten In lester Belt
bic 8ufen BITE Sbertanb.
S 6 n 4 a n ttucpel rurbe cine
GsrfhwDrung 9egen caS 9tren ces Out
tans entoedt, uno eine Depef6e rom 10.
Rev melDete: 40 D;ener ees Gr.S Iltans
Wurae, welAe cine 0erihnDruna unaeaet.
tell, um benlelben uisber ais 9ultdn eth.
aaieBen, Inb aufsefnipft rcrbtn. Die Muf.
re8una tparp nod DaDurcb ertDbf, Dab elm
Dampblet erl6tenen fetn fOn, norm Der 5ul.
tan aufsefcroert wtrr. Srttoen 3u f6ltebsn.
S Granfreth pirb Ger rampf
Der Y1rteten INNER bsfttser. 9eibrRtts
Idet man 20 auf's NeuBertt antpmmen.
ueber a y 4 petb Der Gete.
graph piel ~ melben. Mm 10. Nop. puree
aus &om bert6iet : DIE Aerate bes betltaen
8aters finD iebr befOrgt lber leinen 3ulano
uno otefsrtalb III Der berubntte NfDfeTpr
Bon Slatb aus papua g~erufen.
Nw IL. bs. tteB es tn paris Vtus TX.
1T sttOrben.
@m IA. b. Mts. tele9rarbtrie man aus
&rm : Der Sapft ut pteper munttr uno
ertbeilt &ucten3en. Gs lebe tus TX!
Ser Sn6ertifb II. u. muste auf bic
na6fe Summer perltcben trer6en.
@robes Teuer n GttcagD.
Sim MtttwDG ben ID. b. N6enps mad 8
lbr brad In benz erOben &etatl GtabItfs>
rnent BON Gtelb unb 2etters, Ode State unb
Wafttn8ton Stra6e. Teuer aus, ptlfes Das
aanse Dr9scOpslaser 3erf6rte. DurG elm
tlr3enDes Wausrperf wnrbe Elm Seuern1ann
9eiDptet unb rter anbere berarttg perleBt,
Dae ttr &pftcmmen bOGR 3uttfelbaft III.
Wtele Verfcnen erlttten fGrere gr1nDwun.
ben unp ttne an3abl rirD rerut6t. $50
@erfcnen linb 6urdf btefes Geues aueer Ar.
brit aeratben. S&aben anbertpalb NtItc>
men Grnars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
=
SIZES
men gsben, iuena fe ben 4ettae tn
Yfunoen, Eonnea unb ben GjcIbpertb

"eW btueW1 WYNN He peN Uetg0Q III
Yfunpen, Gonnea unb ben Gjelbpertb
3u ben berri9enDen prei1en ausreHnen:
Gclssnbes ftnb Ste Dur&1Gnittss 0ee
rtGte: Cine Rife @pef 300 pfuup.
Rife &die 40 plumb, Fierce S6maI,
800 pfunp. @ebtnbe Butter 100
pfnnb, Cad Rleefat 100 PLUMP, 3tRs
p~rdlerptrtes Gletf6 48 pfunD e
DuBsnD 2 pfunb Sannen), 6Ossbeao
Iabat $50 pfD., Etcrce RtneFetl&
$50 pfunp, Bab ShpetneRstlb 200
pfuno. Mtt Ger Belt tperoer trir bic
oftsteIen 3ablen fit bic 6etbRmDnate
erbaIten ; fe tperben 3efgei1, oaB uniere
tn uDrt9er Drummer auseefprD6ene
Vsrnutbun8, Dae MIR $50O,00O,O0O
pom Aus!anD far unlere ueberfGuBs
prCoutte erba!ten, nod ;u ntebris se>
Dslsn III.
Nusfubr wdbrenb 1O1 Ncnaten
1877 Grtl6es NtnbFeil6 66,f32,73O
pfunD, @ertb SO. $3.50, 1888. Wdbrenp
psrlelben Get 1876; 1890, 895
pfunD, Wertb $1,755.191. 2ebenbes
Rtnooteb 1877 10,250. 8ertb ST.
45O,35O. Strides 3ammelletl6 IT,
|6S3,65O pfuno. @ertb $4,000.
eebence S&afe 12.40O, Dertb $751;
$50. GelammtUertb pss e~rpOutrten
leberben NtneotebS. Der S&afe, lDpte
bes Ntnos uno 6ammeI FetlGs pom 1.
Sanuar btS IS. Sttpber, Eli 800
ee9en $1,755,191 tn 1876.
N9rtculturtR.O
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
@abstbmm Ser fatbpliitbem
Stride.

Nab elmer Stattfif. bic cine Dartler
3ettuuS fiber bas Anwadltn Der fa>
tboltl6en Rtr&e wdbreno Der Heeierune
res se9euwdrttesn papfes oneefeut
bat, tino pom ptus TX. rdbrano letner
lansen Rseterune 20 MetrOpOlttanfirs
den, $50 Stf6ofsflble, 3 Stdble obne
Dt5etle, 3 apOfcItlde Dele9attonen, 80
opofpltl1e 0tcartate uno IS apofolis
ideDrdfecturen eesriinpet wOrben. Sn
europa b%einoen fa eeeenwdrtis sos
Sistb6mer uno @~rabtstbimer; In
amsrtta u. in afrtfa II, In Afea TO-
In N~ufralten uno polpneIen 81. Ga
st5t So 9stRIt&e Oreen, Is M6nds:
Drbeu unp IA Bettelm5nhsorcen
Dretssbn Staatsn ltnU tm 0atican Der.
trsteR, ndmliU SeiterretG, granfreth
8aysrn, BsIsten, Brafltsn, Gbilt peru
GORd Rieu, Ntcaraeua, portugal, pa
rasuaY unp NOnacO. Nnbererieits Il
Der papf eur1 apofClilGe Nunttel
uno Delesaten ODer 0ei&dftstrdeer IL
paris. Wien, NaprtD, 9iHabon, WIn
den, Bri6sl, @ent>6 aae-purd etnel
opofOItl6en S%nternunttus tn 8raflie'
ut'o etnen etnfa6en apOfOltlden Dele
9ater fur Die Stnater1 pom Gan DO
rntneO, 5aYtt unO gsnauela pertreter
ltro etne dbnltGe Stsue fir Central
Au1ertta. GOlumbten unb peru TT Sc
eenr6rtt9 paeaut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17

rtersn Ycr3cs urb itnen 8eri6te uni
Snfruftcnen, amtltGe @eIbltnbuneer
utio Srte9ebeparf gum Eranepcrt ans
o%ertraute. @eaenpdrtte asben $4,000
Wentden tn ben Dtenlten Der Grprees
seleul6aften bte 3abl tbrsr Sureaur
TT $500 unb bic ibrer pferbe $500.
Das Wsbwerf tbrer @erbinoun9en ct.
lr.dt fi6 iber 10000 Metlen Gilen.
babnen uno man bsreGnet, bae tire
Soften tdalt6 100000 Wlei.n surdf,
leesn. Das tn benz @ef&dfte anoes
lests Rapttal III 100000
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17

Ydrtfer &usfettune. -Der 5efre>
tdr rer Nsw gOrfer GUumtffOn fur bic ga.
rtfsr Gusfstluns bertdtet, baB er $500 Cir.
tulare on BITE auertfantfden &usfeGer be,
Gem Centennial v~erfanbt unb fdcn ptsls
antwDrten barduf emrfaneen babe. Sir
bret Eaaen feien Gefuhe um 10000 Qua.
braifus &usRslunasraum e%tueelaufen.
Neue Specul1ttOn SIN Ybila'
belpbia bat fd stne GsfeQfGaft 9ebileet
melde eesen 3atluna Der gsrtnsen @umm
pom Is Gents pro @cGs Ssbermann fit
Gu unb feline Sauitlte trete drstlt&e BE
banbIuns unb @eptstn In @usi8t felt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17

Tu6wanberern 1T sesen bas Munb.
tperben Der SIBe a%nauratben, bab fe hteet.
ben NIT Gtwetb befretAen. Nu9 bos 8ren-
men Der Glee ptrb DaburG befetttet Dber
nerbItet. 8etm 0fer-stGtfGen 3~rtegsbeere
wtrb bteles Mtttel beretts NIT benz befen
GrfOls anseuenbet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
2ambbau ltmb Sansbalt.
lMarteultuyif.l

@uhDas Scultren Der &eben (auf
bas trstbenbe @use) TT tbunltG. wenn man
MUIR bic &etfer 70 lanee Dor bent Mustrrtben
bewabren fam. bis bic su perebelnoe &ebe
li6 btnret6sno NIT Gait eefa1t tot.-bts
Gnee Mat Ober nod fpdttr. Man Derfdbrt
e~ntpertr Dte ssrDsnlt6, tnDen, man bas
atgelofe auae In ttnen SttB swtfdsn bte e'
mas eelDfe Hinbe etnfteft, ober etaen 2 3c1
lanaen &bitnttt ces Settles NIT benz Muse
n Der Wttte etnsm an Der &eb. gu maiden.
ben gang 8lethen Nbfhnstte senau anpabt
uno lie munpe Ste1e gut NIT Ba1 cber et>
nem f6malen StufGeR 3eus 3umtfelt.
Der trCdnere Abi6nttt bts &etfes (welGts
natirltG nod c6ats ssiunb fetn mue) ntmmt
ben @aft Der &sbe fofOrt auf uno Das @uss
fommt f6net gum Mustretten.
Dte superior &artpfeL-DurG
bte RebatttOn btef.s Btattes erbtelt i'd i'm
lesten Mat 3wet 3nO1en Der s~enGnnten
n,uen SartOf.l>Art, 3erf6nttt iebe In pter
Stlde. pFan3te btefe iofcrt unb erntete BON
ben aAt @tudsn I'm September iber Is
plumb wobleebttbeter RnpGsn. Die an ben
8oben F6 nteberlessnben &anten etnss ie'
ben 9tcdss nobmen an 9 QuabratfuB etn
westalb ben 9tDdtn etn Abfanb BON %
3 TuB 5u stben TT. MuA erbtelt Id etRt
@artse retfen gamens, pelHen Id nd9fer
SrutltnB au fdsn atbenfe.
6err 80. g." Gasusa &c.. SbtO, erbtel>
BON 3pst Yfunb Der superior 3artofeln, BIZ
er auf Ster Sus abfanb tn Der &tGtunl
p~Ianate, etnbunoert @funb-etnise Der &ar'
tcfeln rraren u 3o1 lang.
BUR ldneeren Mufbew abrunt
Dpn 6 tern 1T es befannttt9 nur erfDr
berlt6, bab etc 5GaIe bur6 8efret6uri
NIT 2etn6l Dber auf anbere Wetfe 1uftbtG
semaGt ptrb. Das etnfadfe @erfabren tR
bic Gter tn etn Gefdb ;u lseen uno btei.1
NIT @afsr ansufiaen, ws14em man, bamt
es nt6t fanftts werbe, etne gang tletn
Mense BON Salteplfdure betmtiGt, wonad
bic Gter, an e:nen flblen Srt eefeGt, fd
. MCaate lang Ute frtf6 ertalttn.
:. uBwanberern 1T 9eeen tas Wunt
+ tperben Der SuBe anauratben, eaB fe htefel
E ben NIT Gtwetb befretHen. Nu1 bas 8ren
men Der Glbe wtrb DaDur& befetttst Doe
E DerbItet. 8.tm 6fer-stGtfGen 3rtessbeer
rrtrb bteles Mtttel beretts NIT benz befe,
Grfcl8 an8esuenbet.
Dte &ORtn beS % et3 n b We s.
yM. S., 9slatr, Orb. Gs TIT fsbr etnfac
, senau ;u beftmmsn, wte piel ote YrpbutttO
etnes 8ulbtls Wet3en fCfst. 60 erforbert nu
, etne senaue Nufset6nune Der barauf pei
tpenbeten Nrbett unD bes fur Saot unbDur
!, ger S%erdussabten @ummen. Der pon b
Grnte auteebrauGte Stetl Dts Dunsers ma
be1tmuat cher bereGnet werben. Das Sol
senbe, unferm Sarm 3ott3bu6 cntnommen
: setSt genau, mas Der tm 6erbf ssiGete @si
: zen auf etnent Selbe pOn feds Mcren bis iet
9efofet bat:
: 9Fassn ST Sage @ 81. $1l,O
G9sen, ] Sag 10
e 9 Buffet CLARION @etien, @ $40. 1873
Gtnbrtlen 6 &ere, ca so Ste. sc
n 900 Yfuno @tae's vOatOmmsnsrD lnserl5,O
3ufammen $48,e
Dies TT etne febr lethte unb etnfaGe @u
3etGnun8 anb bod stebt es faum etuen sa
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;ujvuOilhc NaGri6ten.
&atbOli(6e Oer66erungs-
We(falGbaft.
fur
Mtmmcipta.

MttnnctDfd.
@rIuounQn erfelben.
GIN fur bic reutGhen 4attcltfen efS Stao.
les MtnnsGotd iebr beteutungspcler Shrttt
btfen @trtuuesn bbhf lsasnsrei6 istn tper'
ben, menu bic eiuselusa @eretne TIM Staat'
bsnfslten fstnsm 3wtde semdb auflNsn. III
fcsben eeftebsr. S6rn LANCE mar BIZ
Rete bapDu, bas bic esstnIeitt9e Werlttber'
ana rer befebenbsn 0eretne reutfHsr S0'
t6plifsn cuff ben sonsen 9taat aus9eoehn'
perben Iouts, um iebsm @Iaubenssenc6tn
G,Ieasnbeit su esber. 16 dnf BEN Sferbe'
fan ;um 8efen letnrr S1mtltsnan8ebDrtser
rcr,ufeber. 2esten Dteuita9 per(ammelteu
F6 In Der gsretnstoIs Der tteftaen bsutlHeu
S,em,(nre ete DeIsNaten fdttp!tt6sr @sretnt
uut 6anb uwulesen CUR @usiibruns bsa
orOsen urb Issensrn6sn @srtes. Die an
rsfsnben Delssaten waren fclsenbe:
Sur ct. @0ul:
". Wful0' it"'
R. Sod,
s. S@It6' zen.
=. Sreuno'
y. Sert'
S. s. Stmme.
8. 8. MIder.
N. STINT,
s. 9sd,
Tur OF YeteF:
W. Sletn.
SIR botOpse:
9r6w. u. Slut.
S. {. 6trt0er,
s. Strunt,
Sd. 51dS.
Sur SAVINGS:
.. TaeNtnOer.
Sur Wtnona:
III Stepean,
y. s@uma~sr'
Sur New Hlm:
%. q. SletrQ.
Sur Mtnneopolts:
N. 9oulp.
SIR Wobotha:
M. s. Sunf.
Sir ct. &~ntbOnS:
M. 8rebentus.
Die gerfdmmluna rruroe burn prn. u
Mttfh, Yr6fbentsn oes btettaen ct. @eter'
unterfisunes . geretns CUR Srbnuns 9eru
fen.
Gum @rdibenten uurbe bo6w. u. Slut
gum @efrstdr 9r. Us. ". SlotnS Sewdett.
Der YrdIt6ent et0nnete Die Sefooneiun'
gen nit @ebet Inb etnt9en Semertunaen
tnbeut er auf bic Wt1tt9tett Der Sa6e BIN
trtes, fCwte auf BITE @sfobr, pel@sr ma
oft BET sew6tnlt&en geriGerutas . Com
pdenten aussefsst 1T, wdbreno es NH bier
UNI bic Musfubrur8 etneS 0Sertes ge9en'
feittser 9iebe banble, TN 1eeeniase ~ Der
@psculottCnen eertHer @putpoanten mt
ttfen bOben 8eon1ten'S olatren u. I. m.
81. Wtti6 erBrtT bterdut bas W0rt I'm
bob bas ldR9ft Geflblte BeourfntB ether en-
9eren 8erbtnbung Der bsutiHen tatbOltlhsI
8eretpe berrCr : nan Der Setduapfuna ritz!
fa6er GGwtertetetten unc !ansen Grcrfe
runeen fet enblt6 aud tn eteien' Hanoe Be
8etf zines GUlping, pelGer In Der dlte
I9eimat 70 @rcBes utrtt, burhBeerunaer
tnhem man CUR @rlnbung elmer en9erenTe'
etntsune Ger 8Iaubensbrtoer f1rttt, mad
Dem unlere @ssner uns fGon lanaF bur-
bic @%rinbune BON gertnerun9staf'n 60,
ansesanssn waren nnc &nhdnser fur 'r'
eetetmen @eienfGaften sewOnnen batter
Gs taubslt lid barunt, etne @sfeai6aft }
9rlnben, neren Mtt8lteDer FUR etn San Il
res Sln'9stesns ben Srcit babsn perbs1
boB fur tbre 9tnterbltsbtnen eetor9t Re
Der ct. @sters geretn In ct. paul ctr
ben 1ntern 8erttnen bis Staates NIT ie
mem Setipiele nrrat, hurd bte @runoNr
elmer Wtttrrsn' uno Watlentane. aus ne
der tetm NbfsrbsH etnss tepen Wftt9l'ep'
an reFsn 5tntertltsbsne $500 bs3ablt re
ben, mdbreno bic Nsretnsuatt9ltefsr etn'
8ettrag BON $3.50 iu letttsn babe". :
fCIae Der @runouns elmer sea'etnl1rnen v
GsnInaft Der befebenhen 8eretne :m 9on3
EAN~h Mo OahI nor NorEHAnVfof1 NHi
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-11-17
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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-19
The Result in Iowa.

The State Register of the 18th has
returns from Is counties in this State
which give in the aggregate $500 ma
jority for Gear over Irish, and seven
counties that give 3,133 for Irish over
Gear, leaving Gear net majority in 81
counties of 1866. In 90 counties
Stubs received 1874 votes, and his
entire vote in the State will probably
exceed 10000. In the same counties
Jessup has 1926, which will be doubled
when all the returns are in.
The Republican majority in the Leg
islature on joint ballot will be not less
than 90 The parties will stand, as near
as can now be ascertained: Senate, Re-
publicans 80, Democrats II. House,
Republicans Y, Democrats 25, Green
hackers 2, and one doubtful. Total,
Republicans 40, Democrats 81, scatter
ing 3.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-19

of public policy. His conduct is gov
emed by reflection and based upon full
and scholarly knowledge of subjects
involved. No man in the senate has a
fuller reading, sounder views, more well
digested information or apter judg-
ment upon wise government policy
and the limitations Of its relations with
finance, revenue, the tariff and kindred
subjects than he There are few public
men in the State or the Nation who can
so fully be trusted to bring the wisdom
of the scholar and the breadth and
beneficent prescience of the statesmen
to the treatment of these topics as
he. His discussion of the issues of the
day in his recent campaign was model
of calm, clear, deliberate, sagacious in
sight and statement as to public policies
Vigorous, experienced, mature, innuen-
tial, able, prepared by his past legisla-
tive career for a yet more potential
feature, the problem and possible risks
OF getting from the vagaries of non-con-
vertlblc paper money to resumption
and sound finances make legislator
like Senator Allison invaluable to the
State and the nation. We are glad
the composition Of the next General
Assembly insures Republican majority
large enough to threaten the State with
no hazard of setting aside legislator
like Mr.. Allison for some clap trap
theOrist and apostle of one-ideaism.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-19
Good Use for a Dime.

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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-19
Lost Letters.

The following has been issued by the
Postal Department. and copies of it
have been sent to the various Post
Offices for distribution
Postmasters are required to keep a
complaint book, in which all letters
reported to them as lost are entered
and, after making an examination Of
their offices, they are required to re-
port the loss, with all particulars, with
out delay The public are also invited
to report promptly all losses or irregu-
larities in their correspondence to the
Chief Special Agent, Post Office De
partment, Washington, d. G., and an
investigation will follow. If all losses
should be promptly reported it will be
themcans Of correcting the irregulari-
ties, and the interests of the public as
we'll as the efficiency of the postal ser
vice will be enhanced in most impor-
tant degree The omission of the
county in the address Of letters is one
of the great causes Of delay and
misscnding.
ID. M. KEY, Postmaster General.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-10-19

THE papers that are deriving the
greatest amount of satisfaction and
comfort over the Republican defeat in
Ohio, are not the Democratic papers, by
any means. The implacable Republican
press are fairly reveling and gloating
over it, with degree of exuberant feel
ing that indicates the depths of humilia-
ton into which the opposite result
would have cast them. The Des Moines
Register and Burlington Ha,okeye are
representatives of this class of malig-
nant Republican journals in Iowa, and
the columns of both are just now run
ming over with gleeful squibs and roll
licking paragraphs, called out by the
Democratic victory in the Buckeye
State. They ascribe the Republican
disaster of course, to the President s
Southern and civil service reform poll
cies, as they are ascribing every other
Republican reverse, no matter where, or
of however trivial character, to the
same cause. They make much of the
fact that Iowa, that refused to endorse
the President, is still Republican, while
Ohio, which did endorse him, is given
over to the Democracy, dishonesty
keeping out of view the fact that the
Republican majority in Iowa has fallen
off largely, and that if the loss of Re-
publican votes in Ohio may be attribu-
ted to endorsement of the policy, the
loss of Republican votes in Iowa may as
fairly be attributed to the non-endorse-
ment of it. The mission of these papers
seems to be to antagonize the Republi-
can administration not only upon the
Southern and civil service policies, but
at all points, and they are accordingly
found as ready as the Democratic pa
pers to welcome and applaud Democrat
ic successes, if by any means they can
be made to serve their purpose, to SOW
discord and work mischief in the Repub-
lican ranks.