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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
5o6ip. Wfarrer ". 9eraboIbi In

5o&p. Wfarrer ". 9ersbclb In
Nep 1ln bat cine tnterefante Grfnbuns &C.
ma&t beiebenb tn elmer gang reusn Mstbobe
bon Gsbetm. Ober GbifniGrtft weI&s sbsniO
etnfad als fir ben uneinsewetbten DoQfanbts
unlTsbar III. Man mu6 ben GGlinel ba3u
beiBen, tuas aud In Der GOrreipcnben3 felbf,
auf cine fir teben Dritten unSerfdntlt&e @eiie
sef6eben fam. Das hypicerapbii9e Nebtunt
1T Elm fleiner, reGtptnfttGer &abmen, Der aus
sret biinnen cten unb unten Sereintsten Me-
taQplatten befebt unb NIT elmer In3abI binner
MetauRretfen burG scsen III, peIGe bas san3e
IIpbabet entbalten. Das @sbetmniB lteet nun
in ber Grranstruns bteies Ilpbabets, pel@ss
pnlGiebbar tf unb Miatpnsn Gombinattcnen
s%etattet. Die e~tnselnen 8uditaben tperben auf
benz Yapier bur& panftrunsen' ansebeutet.
Das @anse TT febr Innret& ausseba&t set&uet
fG bur9 erObe &infaGbett aus unb tpiro Obne
3peifeI bet Der 2ei1ttstett unb StGsrbeit &C..
betmer Mittbeiluneen, Elm aIeemeineres Sn-
tereRe erpeden. Die fletne MafGine fam 3u
einem 10 e~erinssn preis bsrssiteQt werbeu,
baB fe einem Seben ausdueli9 II. @te wtr
Sernsbmeu, Tnb 5errn 8ersbplb fGon rnebrfaG
respectable SFerten fir bic Ibla6uns feines
patents eeraaGt tpVrsen, 70 bert&tet bic poif
urn Nstp lllu1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

1905, 1907, 10.243, 14,2OL SIS, 1856,
1908, 1858, 1887, 225. 29129, 9O,43,
1923, 1896, 319, SO69, 434, 1885, 1881,
19,3o3. 1883, 1895, 9O4O, 1884, 1876,
1905, 1876, 1908, 29,756, 1896, 1852,
25,753.
Gum SGIane Der 3iebune tpurbe wteberbclt
BON BERN s. Rcber bstaant sema&t bas bic
5nDabsr Der eladIt&en Nunamern ibre &c.
i6snte bel 6. 3amps eesen @Orsetsuns uub
usberltefernns bes Stfets Der betufenben
Summer In Gnapfans nebmen fGnnen, tuel-
DIES tebenfaas binnen 80 Sneen su esiGeben
babe.
CT. 6nmba.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
&atbDltfhe
Ganbfnmmfn Anfalt

gRtt Npprpbattpn unb Gnnpfebluns Der 5r6w'fen $. s..
Gr3btidDfe BON Nitipautee urb ct 9ouis unb persdiebener
Der 6o6p'fsn 8if6Dfe tes Nefens ee6enfen mir aeaen
atitte Mat ;. S. sinsn ileinen anfans nit elmer taibSlt-
f6en 9aubfumr1en- Nnitalt ~ MAIDEN In @erbintuna nit
benz Qebrer+S Seminar. Oas BebIrfnts mad elmer fSl6ea
Mnfalt TT rfenbar bd. unfere taubfummen 8inser e-
ben an ben Staatsanfalten fat ale fir bic Birdie periO.
rem; Ste tcmnlsn aus bsnielbea ais unsldnbise Ueer NIT
prptefanttfGer MnftGten 3urif unb Nienanb III su 6ouIe.
6r fe eines 8eferen belebren fonn. Die nptbpenbfaen
Rdumltdteiten fur ben anfans elmer frl&sn Nnfalt tSn.
men MIR bier ptne ~Seicnbere Nusldesn berri6ten, unb bic
gerbinbung NIT BEN 0ebrtrsS emtnar, ME 70 in Deutfts
lamb audi aaaenein To, Fat unter Nnberern ben Nuser, baR
man lei6t neue Qebrfrdfte titr Taubhumnnen e~usbilben
tann. aDtr rrsrben bic fdun felt ~ldnssrsa Sabren anse.
rasir bshdbrte Metbpbe bern llnterrtdt ~etnfatren, rruad
bic 8inber rtrfltG tpre6en Iernen. go rplen mir benz,
tn Spttes gfanen unter benz SGuse Der Rirde aus gDerf
8eben.
aae eItern nun. bic taubaurnme 8tnter BADEN. Uber
BITE 5cHr. 8. 8. Dfnrrer, bic fpL@e &inber In tbrer @e.
rnetnben rpiEen. I'm Glitter BON TIA Satren, rplen az.
fdQtef rtne ger3us barber beidteu. Bon Der NniabI
Der Anntelbunecn rerben er6stentbeIS aud bic gehineup.
sen sur Iufnabrne a~bbaneen. bic natlrli6 70 btQie atReut
rerben tDaeg, ais eben rnDeIt@ tf.
Wtdn abre6ire
NcD. S9ep. 8riftere
st. Srdneis Station, 11tlw ,utm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Die Sper G5ar unb 3tmmer-
m a II II tpurbe lssten Samiae bonn beutisea
Mdnner&cs NIT st56tent GrfOIse aufeefabrt
unS btIost in Der Shat einsn @lanspuntt tn 9ei-
ner &arrtere. GbDr unb 9auptrpQen tpettetfer-
ten tn tiGiteen %4eifuusen unb bic @senerie
lief nt6ts su niint6en ibrfg.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

so 5euf&reden fommt infc-
fern Elm s~infiser gsri@t, baB Don e~inaelnen
6armsrn serielbst ptrb, pie fpIbe, bura bic
milbe @itteruns aus ben, 9oben selcdt, ber-
ucrfrte&en. Sewatrt f& bieie MtttbeiIuns tn
reiterem llmtreiie, hanu wGre alerbinss 5eFs
nuu9 Sorbanben, baB bic Yerberblihe Brut
bur& etnen fcmnsnben 6%ribltnssfruf serNSrt
tperben mGHte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

3abm unb Go. Z Corners baben grrBe
Gtnfdufs in gaumpUl+M aaren esma9t. ebe
b%ieieIben 3u ttrent tssisen Yreis 'ssateeen parer,
unb fDnnen bfeielben beBbalb, firs Grle nod
su isbr ma6ieen yreilen ~DTerirsn. Dcr biata
taufsn min, sebe aeitis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

3Uet sIrttfel rtSsen benieIben Iamen BADEN,
treten in bemfelben @spanbe auf unb linb bod
tDas reeaen @ertb a~nbelaust. bimmelboG per-
lGteDen. Iuf bieies nna0sn mir aue Mtueb-
raer Der Or. Gusuf 8Gnis's 5amburser Sru.
pfen uuo gruftbee aufmertfam. eaet Gu&
nttt bn't sertnee une barurn Sisl biQigsre
Naars bstriissn ; itbst eaB SIR bic dGten
Nsbi3tren befumn.t uub bitet SUD Dor sen
idGcIt&ea Mirtnren unO Sur Quadialteui.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Sir bas IruntenboIb.afYl purbe
Der 8aucontrnct benz rnternebmer q. .. Go-
dep tn NtuneapDlts ;useiprc&en I'm, BITE Gum
me BON $17,125. Die 9erren pom 8au- Gcnas
mtttse i&einen Srr etnen1 Ginsrif Der 2ssisIatur
uiGt isbr bange ~ lein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Gin unger N a II, Namens Sbpmas
McSratb, SernnsIidte lestsn Mcntaa BET
WapsrIs, aIs ct beirn SOlsfa0sn bei9Gftiet tuar,
tneem etn Baum famm auf ibn fsl unb i'm
augenblidlia tGptete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

9err Greb. SbepbaIb, Elm III teeiten
Sretlen bur& feline GefHdftsbe3iebuneen BE-
fainter Sarser ben 9t. paul unb Chef ein:r
Der altsfen @einbanhlunsen, 1T Isbten Greitae
utertuartet RAID gefo,beu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Mit gr66tem 8ebauern baben mir
%SsrnDmmsn, baB bU&p. P. Nasnus Masr,
Yfarrer In Neiu Erter, firslt@ BET einem Rran-
fsnbeln@ aussIttt wus am anie iGmersttGe
GerleBunsen erlitt. NGse terleIbe rs@t balb
tpieber %senelen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Die Yrete aDer 8aumwra : Maaren
fub in ben lsBteu Sasen gang bebsuteno selte-
gen unb 1T AusfGt auf nod spettsre 9teieung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Nstbmd uno @afarrb.-9tebe Or
9aneea's Mn3eise.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

SIN MtnneapOIts befsbt bas Geuer.
pcltssitDrps aus nahbenanntsu geamten:
@apitaiu-H 9teber.
Sergeant-V s callahan.
Sernsr aus ben 8irsern 6 50 @iesman,
Srbn gurns, 8 $ Mtaiams, Sbcmas 6Urtun,
Grsb 0eus gster 8uerfennie, 8reo @i.te,
SObn 9&uIer, Sobn @einarb unb @alsin
gabo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
Wfinn. Mn9en= umb Sbrem:
Snffttuta

office: gfe Der Drttten une ct. geter
Ctr. Ir3t: Or. Granets Atpuos, Office
9tunben 81.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
81 ebranGt ben Sing Of pain.

9dwa&e nersUie tunae Mdnner unit be.
licate Darnen fOaten 6ra3ter's Wursel- 8ttters
gebrauGen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Rebmet Bra3ter's WurseI.8 ttters fir bas
8Iut.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

81. Sttcr1e, Druggist and Pharmaceu-
list, DeatiGe gpOtbete, 200 OF Z. @trabe,
Ode bes 8rcabnay, ct. paul, Ninn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Sr. SebOlpb, Ir3t @unbarat uno &C.
burtsbelfer, 200 Of 7te @trabe, Ode groab-
tpaY.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Deutf&er3abnarst-Dr 6. T.3e-
naus, 2epis glod, spei 5biiren fibIt9 pcna
Marttbauie. 3abne ausse3ueen Dbne Sdmrser
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81 t !.

gppletpn, @is., "a. Sanuar, 1877.
5ur feRaeiesien 3ett, z ubr @beubs, trurb'
tn gertl&s's 5aIe has Gaben : CONCERT gun
genef3 Der beutfden ct. 5Ofpb's Stride uni
S9ule, Iau! yrcsramm bur9 has SrGefer be,
@srmanta Banb aufsefabrt.
@ls bic 3tebuus beginner fogts, spurbe BOT
Wr. S. Sober folgenbe PROCLAMATION D~srleien
Mrpf1amatipn.
Das DtreftOrium bes 0aben Concerts, mel.
DIES beute gum 8efen Der bteTgsn ct. Solepbs
Gsmeinbe fattfnset, siebt biermtt tem Serebr.
ten putIitum uaberen aufi6IuB ibsr beiastss
untsrnebmen.-Der grfOIs III i'm @an3en feiu
slansenoer 3u nennen, neil einerletts bic itleG.
ten, sslbarmen !3etten, anberfeits Elm Ser.
@taaten @eies, psl6es TN SuIt 1876 tn Rraft
trat, eemfeIben btnternb entsseen paren. Sc
ues @eieB Serbtetet nGmIi9 GtrcuIare unb
ItdetS fir 2otterten urb @aben . Gpnserte per
pOft 81 Serienben unb spar BET @eIb. unb &c.
fausnt6Frafsn. 10000 par nrlprinsIi& bic
fefseieBte 3abl Der Ttdsts fir nnler @aben-
GOuaert bas Tifet 3u 1 Dollar. -14,OOO Sid
ets suaren bereits p%etianbt, beppr ienes Wclee-
ieB SerSfentltGt rcrben, bic Ibrteen 10000
tcnntsn nnb burfteu traft ienes goRseiebss
nt9t raebr per ycf Serianbt tperben. Gin 8itt-
ssfua an ben 9rn. General. pofmeifer Ssler
tn Wafbtnstcn I'm ipesteae grlaubni6 fir Ser.
~fensuns peiterer Ttdels tpurbe abi9lGsig be-
iGieben. Gebcrlam ben sereGten nnb trcifen
@efeben tes 2anbes su e~rpeiien III zines iesen
8irsers bUGfe gFi&t rtttbtn burfte fstn sinst-
ses BON ben unserianbten, Dber az uns rieber
suridseianbter Itdes, an antere yerfunen
tutebsr periGidt tverben.
BetdB benz @irculare, Bate bas @aben-
CONCERT ant 10. Desbr. 1876 fattfnben 1pnen ;
retI aber tventse Sage Surber nod Iber 10000
Stdets ousfGnbts tuaren, wcspn mir nitts Der.
nsmraen batten, 70 faben ptr uns SeranlaBt
cber Steluebr ~sespuueen, bic greispertBetlung
bis auf beute su SerlGteben, TT Der 6uTnung,
enttpeser GsIb pber bie Sidets suriidsuerlaueem
aber aud bic CUR Stunbe feblen nod itsr 5000
EtGets, tpOSpn tpir tetne NaGrtGt ertaIten.
Da bas Circular, tpeIGes an, 6. M6ra .. s. in
8etref unieres unternebmens rerTFentlt&t
tpOroen, efen unb tlar aneiebt, bas aDe unser-
tauften Itfets Dor Der 3tebuas serniGtet uub
nus bic SerauBerten Stdets nnttfptsIen barften,
bann aber bic pretle icpubl, pte beren Nnsabl
proportional Sermtnoert perben riirbeu, 70
tusrten uttbtn bet Der beutisen ;3iebuns, bic In
4 3pti&enraumen aattfnbet, nur bic %Serfauf-
ten 2l5o Sidsts in Der 3tebunes.gp r Fp befn.
ben, wofar 800 DcuarS In l72 CHARACTERIZATION,
laut yrpsramm Dertbeilt tpfrben.
Das Nireftorinm.
l1nnaittelbar Dor 8eetnn Der 3te1una tpurbe
bon Ssrrn s. 6. 9arrtman. MayDr ber @tart
Gppleton fetsrli@ erflart bab CT feIbf ;3euse
baDon Eel, baB fir ale Detfauften Stdets bic
Rummern tn bic lfne eelest feten, unb baB ct
iterbaupt bic 1sberieusuns seponnen babe,
oab aae gOrtsbrunseu sstrOfen ieien, pel&e ~
elmer eetreuen unb ebrIihen DurHfibruna be.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
SrteffaTe,,.

WarYstuwn, 9. 9. Beaen Danf fir
Die esF. Ssnbuns. Auittuneen in n69fer
Summer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Die 8ertGte ppm Getretb E.
martt baIten ii@ beidnbis, GrOB Der beseu.
tsnesn 3ufubr, wel6e Ieyten Dtenfas In ct,
paul 10000 gu1beI Meissr betrus, fett Der
greis fir 90. 1 auf S1.25. fir go. 2 aui
$3.50 unb fir 80. 3 auf 81 10. Mn anbsreu
YlGsen tpwrbe nptirt:
Sn Wilmautse.. ".. ... ST. 49,
IN @Dtcaco...... ....."......... S1.29
IN NeD $1.41
@rG fir Safer ;etgt iiG, uugeaGtet lebbafter
3ufubr penis Netsuns gum MeiGeu Der gretfe
unb gerfdufe i'm @rOBen tusrben bier ~ 80
unb 40 Ste. nottrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

Gebrau&et Grdster's @ur3el : 8ittsrs,
bic srObe Grabltnss : Rsbisin fir S&wG&e,
SfrufeIn, sebro4ene Gcnfitutton, Simmer tn
@efGt uno febe Wrt S%luifrantbeit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10

NeueW aaren BET 3abm unb 60.
Corners.
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rurssn in Ter Sparta Siumslfabrt 8ir6s am 5. 5sb.:
9err Saeob @ilfOs
NIT
Vrdnlein Gatbarina MDndSfp.
gur9 YritRsrs eepen IL Der Suab ssi&Ipdeu,
Ser tiniet mont Sbr trtuliG @aub tn SaHb,
SIN Sreab unS Gtib ais lietenhs @enpfen
Dar&wanbeln mutbts hisfss gilserlanb.
. fesne @ptt tas Sanb. pas Sbr ~sefnapfst,
tnS forge Itsttnb, tas Gu& Sttureu ME
Gin gBUrt Der Gtue urb bss Grams entf&Iupfet.
9as fSren tEnnte CURE 9armpnie.
am D. 8tbruar:
Serr @noreas Iifbba6
NIT
TrduGcin Waria Geier.
Ges Screens Rstsurs 1T ~entiprCfea
Der Sunt, ben ipr nun ttat' ssialpfen.
M6e' er ais l66ner SlItbeat,ans
Gntfalten eu& ben retGen Sian;
Des Hsbsrs rsinfer Jreuten.
limb fern pom allen 2eibfn,
50 mSst itr rauen Sanb tn Sane,
6eltttet ron Der qiebe Bann.
s. nnfen.
A. Sch. NSuipb albert Gutenberg. Gltern: aDplpb
Gutenberg unb SsIsna seb 3tesIer.
emilia Naria 9ampredt. Gltsrn 5rtebriG camp.
rtat usb Sppbin esb. Dorm.
9esua +abe. @Itsrn: Rieplaus 5abe unb @liiabstb
aeb. S6inbler.
- e itprbe ~.
3. Sch. Gmtl 9nSsr Rerttr. 1 SIT. at
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-02-10
2iffe

Der @ei&snfs bel Der YretspertbeiIuns bss
Nreis GOnserts
gum gefen Der
ct. SDfepbs STRIDE unb @dule
In IppIeton Dis.
an "a. Sanmar 1877.
$20O-15,462
$100-3i5
$50-12,793
$25-l5,463
$40.
$50, 2276. 5s4, 1927, 6S2, 29, 1854, 1891,
1854, sO58, 1907.
SIS.
15,5Os, 2t9, 1926, 1892, 25,15t, 1891,
29,774, 24.5S7, $40, 1915, 11,136, 1886,
1873, 276O, 1856, 25,e4O, 242, 1898,
1851, 1927, 14,435, 1916, 15,465, 49,.
927, 2s46, 1886, SIP, 1O557, 29.775, 49,.
757, 5ll.
1891, $3.50, 1888, 1890, 1867 a..
227. 1924, 954. 1906, 26,063, 5000
1882, Az, 153, IA, 1877, 19.418, 25,729
25.763, 38t, 14,228, 2763, 1879, %, $3.50
11,o7f, 29,96O.
SO.
29,56l, 1914, 24,83S, 1856, 29UO7, 1924
1870 26,O35, 29.553, 25,824, 6433, H..
S75, 489, 564S. 81, 14,243, 1920, 1859
15,455, 1907, 500, 1905, 9O5S, $50, Is
t4.OO3, 223O, 1920, 2775, 1913, 1921.
1904, 654, 1913, 314, 54s, 1923, 1877
626, 1880, 12,O47, 7776, 4376, 2299, a..
43f, 1927, 1862, 527, 29,150, 77s7.
ST.
1926, 375, 90, 1929, 1921, 26,O33. Al
%, Oo1, 43s7, 1902, 1904, 1920. 49,.
1913, 1876, 10,543, 24.849, ID 226, 22s9
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

A correspondent In Belgrade telegraphs
that the signs Of activity In Servia aro
multiplying. Fresh troops arc daily
marching " the frontier. ambulance corps
are forming. and In the arsenal at Kro-
gujsvatz work Ia going on night aud day.
Tho body OF VIM. F. Coolbaugh, presi.
dent Of tho Union National Bank Of
Chicago. was found on the steps Of the
Douglas monument about @ o'clock this
morning. A revolver. with Coolbaugh's
name On II, was lying near him.
Tho master builders Of London unani.
mously declare against q conference with
the mssons ON strike. and decide 10 con-
tinuo the importation Of foreign labor.
Denny r. Canning. . Molly Mcguire,
under sentence Of seven years for conspir-
acy 10 murder. has obtained . recommen-
dAtion for pardon.
Louis wallstein, manufacturer Of ladies'
suits In New York. has failed. Liabilities.
$4,000; assets. $4,000.
Tho furniture factory Of II. Lauter 4
Co.. Williamsburg. n. y. burned last
night. loss $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
BEYOND rmE GRAVE.

The tolline Of the funeral bell this
afternoon bstokens the burial Of one
whom II Is hard to part with. and whose
death has cast a deeply sad and psrma-
nsnt gloom over home hearts and home
affections. A large concourss OF friends
have followed the remains Of Mrs. Dunn
TO their last resting place. aud deep.
trus sympathy outpours from many
hearts toward the bsrsaved husband and
parents. AL who knew Minnie VIE
gand. appreciated we'll her cultivated
mind. talented attaiumsnts and modest
worth. and the true purity and goodness
Of her soul shed q kindly influence upon
oil within the favored circle Of her 40
quaintancs. In the FIRST ripsned full
ness OF wsmanhood aud maternity abe
has passed away TO the bread mysterious
world beyond the grave. and aching
hearts and bitter tears well forth their
ysarning tribute to her memory. The
bsnincent kindly influences Of the Great
Fsthsr b With the deeply bsrsavsd ones.
70 console and comfort them until they
shall meet her again in her hsw home.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
EUROPE.
The Pope SILL Alive, but
Very Weak.
lsrscrAL DurArcu II n ooLp HUI
DAILY NEvs.l

Cesdision Of she Pope.
NEW YoRx. Nov. IA Herald special
from Rome says: Notwithstanding his
dsbilitated condition. tho Pope gave au-
dienco to-day for . period Of exactly six
minutes. He received Ave priests. six
iaymen and eleven ladies'. most Of the
priests being French. His holiness was
borne In by four palfreniers and looked
very pale and weak. During the six min.
utes that the audience lasted, he never
once moved his legs. but he moved his
hands frequently. and with apparent free
dom. Tho appearance which be pre-
sented Wa that OF q man on the very brink
Of the grave. but who seems TO retain his
mental faculties 10 . degree hardly TO DO
expected under the circumstances. Tho
pilgrims favored with the audience looked
on with rovsrential awe. feeling that they
had cast their last look on Pho Mono alive.
Tho Pontif convsrsed In French and
spoke with an amount Of effort that was
painfully evident. The few words which
he spoke referred principally 70 tho politi.
cal commissions In France. about which ho
evidently feels very deeply. He
SEIZED prayers for peace, 80 that France
might DO spared the horrors Of another
revolution. Tho pilgrims wero much
struck by the Pope's excessive feebleness
and tho extreme lsngour OF his eyes. His
movements were somewhat spasmodic.
and there was tho unmistakAbls appear
ancc Of q strong will battling against al
most complete prostrAtion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
GUARDING THE SNOW SHEDS.

The following interesting description
Of the measures adopted to guard the
snow sheds ON tho Central Pacific Rail-
road where IL crosses the summit Of the
Sierra Nevada Is from the Rai,cdy A9e.
and written by Lyman Bridges. = we'll.
known engineer:
More than forty miles Of road In the
mountains Is covered with sno sheds. and
their liability 10 destruction by ire and
snow slides renders special care necessary
ON that part Of the line. wAtchmen are
required to 60 over the line In advance Of
ali passenger trains. District electric sig
nails are set up at regular intervals and
used by these waiohmsn and all other
guards 10 report their whereabouts. and
any accident that may occur 10 the road.
bed. tracks, sheds or trAins. The method
Of working these signals 10 80 simple that
any Intelligent lAborcr eau use them. aud
vet they make known Just tho Kind
Of accident that has occurred with unfail.
ing accuracy. The watchmen have stated
times 10 report and II . report 10 not sent
in at the time appointed. . guard 10 sent
from the nearest station with all possible
dispatch TO learn why the signal was not
given. II tho Waterman 10 found neglect
ing his duty he 10 either punished by sus.
pension or 10 discharged. and debarrod
from being again employed by the CON.
pany In any department.. The time the
watchmen are ON duty IL 20 short. and
their districts are so small. ~ 10 guAran-
tee that the men will be fresh for their
.---l III A... fr1A -.Nl,..,
never required 10 he ON duty longer than
II hours. Tho district signals are also
used a fire signals, and telegraph that q
train IL of the track. or . land or snow
slide has occurred; that wrecking cars
and crews are needed. or that trackmen arc
wanted ID fact. they can send messages
covcringal emergencies. Decorating sig.
mails are frequently used as danger signals.
besides the ordinary red fiags; In places
very obscure additional watchmen are
placed. At all bridges crossing running
streams watchmen are placed. day and
night; and electric Signals are being pre-
pared 80 that these men can call 10 their
aid Dire trains or wrecking cars, with pow
erful blocks and tackle, boat hooks, and
any needed mechanical contrivance for
protection from fire or freshet. From .
high peak-Resd mountain-north Of the
railroad. in the Sierra. . view Of the n
sheds can be had along eighteen miles Of
road. On this peak . lookout station 10
located during the Summer. which 10 con-
nected by . telegraph limo with the road.
Tho operators are furnished with powerful
telescopes, and 10 10 their duty 70 report
any signs Of Dire In the sheds or In their
vicinity. Fire trains are kept II Truckee,
summit. Blue Canyon aud Rocklin. The
switch engines have fre pumps attached.
and there are always 20 tons Of water on
cars. ready for them to attach 10 and start
on their way to . fire at . moments no.
tice.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-11-14
AGaREssiyE ~DgpRAviry.

At the annual C~onvocation Of the
Congregational Churches Of California
held at Sacramento during the past
month. among the ASSAYS presented and
read was . paper upon the Chinese
question. setting forth in strong eolors
the darker eide Of the Mongolian prob
lem which IL commanding the attention
Of politicians. statesmen. philanthropy
lists and thsologiAns. The reading Of the
paper was followed by . very general
and somewhat spirited discussion, and
finally q committee was appointed which
should embody the sentiments Of the
ministers and delegates Of the churches
assembled. That committee discharged
its duty and presented to the Associa-
ton . brief series Of resolutions. which.
after further discussion aud slight modi-
fcation. were adopted by the body with
out . single dissenting vote. The fol.
lowing Is the concluding resolution Of
the series
Hs.sic~J. That No express u a. our con-
viction that the B~urlingAme treaty ought
70 DO 10 modified. and such other just
measures b. adopted BY the General Gov.
eminent. a. shall restrict Chinese emigra-
ton. and shall especially prevent the i'm
portation of Chinese prostitutes. and 80
relieve Us from impending peril 10 our
republican and Christian institutions.
Man is provsrbialiy frail. It il graft
flying TO observe that our Congregational
friends recognize the fact. that even
good Christians are not proof against
Celestial Establishments. and are dis
posed to take defensive measures. 10
Christian institutions are not proof
against the few Chinese prostitutes"
that come to this country. their weak
ness AMI. frailty becomes unplsasantly
apparent. and IL is sad to contemplate
the fate Of the posr missionaries which
our Christian institutions are constantly
sending to China.