davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-20
&Datt's 2ebenS'S aliam.
Gin meDi3inilmes QSunDCr.

Hbsumaftsmus, W~euralstd, Stbt in tbreni 6ltmnHe
stadium, ScTpfsln, 8pnies. 8rautbstt, @rpitpelas, aItr
@el6phrs unb bic i1limmten 5aue ppn Sluttraniptt'
ten, ero6e Sbpdbe, Geber. unp gterenletotn, NtH8-
nurn ie. &c. pire ,iuf's Seiftn,mteite burb hiefen 9pniB
ausr Sieinisunesmittel sebetlt. 9erielbe TT spelunp'
spansis Sabre btaburb pom Yublifunt erprpbt, sat
(unperttdufenpe ppn Sduer 9eteilt uub eIrtri nets,
wsnn naG @pritrtft eenp,nmen. ST eth ft6erss pttiD
mittsl bon 5tftln IN auen ~bsilbaren Sdaen, eurirr pie
iaulfen alien @efawlre, ielbis wp Der SnpGen loon sn.
getrefen ii,
Spatt's Reconsideration eur;rte 5errn 8. 3. apg.
map. 1raebpen int gasf.lbeater iu Srpptpn, a. D.,
ppn trpnii&en Reconnaissance, na1Sem ssrislbs 9Rne
9rfpls non ben pUrju8ii1Hea &erstea @urppa's unb
Amerita's bebanbelt ppreen mar.
Spatt's Sebsns,S allan eurirte Serrn q. ..
6pqp. Dedmafe + NO. III Maptlpn Str, Won etnen,
eefGbrlt1eu 9eihplr, nd6bem er iebS Dfpnats TN
Brpabpap Spipttal mar une bort ais %unpetlbar ertidrt
puroe.
Spatt's 9ebens.S ailam betlts SsrrH 3aepb Wptb,
Office Np. 242 @reenwit Str. oen etnem ierOtuIDisn
@si6wure, ppbet bic 5aulntB don Bis duf BEN 8ns0en
eenrunsen mar. PER- U. bar pabreno 10 Sabren aat
8~sitsbensr Seilana ieine lotebsrtslan8 her Eranipeit
%erfabren.
Sprtnser. Wp. 1888 Brpcnle Str., p~plffanpi8 ron tRt-
,lnpetsm RbeumatismIs 10 ernfltSss &rt, pae psrlsIbr
BEN Self ees 8rantsn fbpn pernirrt .batte. 0et |e.
ndnnte tonnte mot ielne Cdne 3um Rppfe ertebeR knt
mar pdbreno preter Wtpnate ans 8ett s%sfsfslt.
gu BADEN In Der 9dupt,Si fee, GAG 8ranp Str, xxe
bel 4pDtbetern I'm IuGemsiusa, iu 81 per 5laide. Sr3s
slaf6en 80.
6satt's eratmte 8 ell Hub:
Spatt's uufsbltarer esbsns. BALKAN su LOO.
9patts "A b., betpslt farter eetens-S aliam. 3u
u, Is. = Spatt's Yulmpntc BALKAN, pber Der Sbwtnb.
uent, ~untshlbar tr astesn unb S6mer5en teper art,
,u 30 Gents. - Spatt's Snia, sur fur @rtauan8,
Gppfneb, SnfuenSa, Gatarrb,. III % Gts.
gDeun ebtee Arittelui6t in eurer Npcttete rber an III.
rem 9lase su baben Fnb, 70 rpenps man lt brett anbas
Central DspDt, 246 @ranstr., q. .:
0fG in 3. Spdtt Il Co.. Gi8ertbarner.
ueberau bin per @rpreB peri6tGt beim talben
DuSsne. 13m2Uian
Gs;r keunorEr,t 4 tncrthc w., IL ~
, 1877-12-20

manelka, beoauert ct I'M Stilen ben at
men Sunsen, oas bersise Albert6en, -
DAB er in iOlhe binterliltise Weiberldlinge
9eratben lit 80. bas liebe nnl6uloige
Sinh -. 9immel uno 9blle! - i6 bate
ibn bringen wpllen, wdre ih iein Sater!"
ST %runSelte NIT einem bblen anSoruf
Die Stirn uno ltarrte cine gSeile iinneno
in oas Glas, ais ituoirte er bort bic sDlz
oisen 2idter, welde III benz eolen Nab
oes Hegylaja : @ebir9es*) ipielten.
ySiinfSistauieno Guloen!" murmelte er
einige Dtale Dor iid bin. = u8ei
Gptt - Elm iauberes Sra9tben. mar
aud einmal ieinetpesen oAlnten in Seth,
bat mir aber nidts einsebradt ais
5danb uno 2lerser." ST naste ii6 an
ieinem Saumen. - yEe hogy bara=
tom -. flnfsigtauieno Guloen I'M ID
cine t6erselaufene uno id?... nidts pie
llnoant - teinen Yfifferling. SIT oas
rett, lit pas perwanotldaftlid!"
(8ortieeuns roIqt.)
, 1877-12-20

Treuoig gin9 Der 8ittelloe uro bratte e'lleit
Sad, ben er ldou po1 @olneS iab. auetn
Der Sotier mari einen Seller hlletll lIlI0 la19te:
yYfIn geb mo lap Dir pom Sebelrt, NIT oent
0u in 10 naber Slutspermorotldaft 1teblt,
eben 10 oiel 9ebeu, ulb 0ein Cad mlro balo
po0 ieir."
- Gin iiraelitiid)er GoBfan1m mollte eiltCnl
Yierbeliebbaber eut Geitpferp perfartell, llllo
llnl ibm oieieS I'M beiten 2idte gu 5etgell,
ieste ct leiltem Sobn, ei1en Sungen bon etma
IA Sabren, binauf uno bieb i'm oaS Bfero
I'M ben Blot ~reiter. Ser Surge, welder
ionit ieinem Amte 9anS gewo6ien mar, puBte
lciotr in oieiem Safe nidt, oh baS 3bier
ldon ieinem Safer 9ebGrte, oh eS 9efauit ooer
%perfauit meroen iollte; jeoenialS aber 9larbte
Ell Dies mtlien SIT miiier, ebe CT baS Sbier
redt parapiren Lief baber belt er nad) pelli-
gen Yferoeldt9en Oa8 3bter an ltnb fra9te
ben Sater lout genu9: nSater, loll i'd reltell
bas Yferb ali ben Souf ODER auf Den Scr
tauf."
Gin Sci enoer erSablt: SD febrte eilrnlal
i'll elmer BropinSialltabt a1n 0tbeire III eilem
8irtbsbaui e ein. Ils iA gegen abeno III ben
@altboi suriffom, 9tn9 id, nm Die 2a19emeile
6u oeri6eu6en, III Die @aititube. 6ier mar
nod 9iemanb ais Der gSirtb i6 fano aber Su
meirer Seripunoerung nebrere Silfe Sun1
Splel 9eoronet; auf %einieen la9en Spielfar=
ten, ali anperen ~ltaroerl Sed)er nit 9Siirieln. |
Iuf jepem Stuble aber arl bieien 3ii6en lag
eit oider alliippel. SD iragte ben @irtb,
mas es nit Oieien St0fcn fir elite Separot-
niB babe? oNteiu Serr!" perieete CT; y%nleinc
lpielen gemDbnli6 bier bes abenoS; es
9ebt aber lelten obns Yrii9el ab! ba babeu
mir Die Seine aus ben Stiiblen g%eriiien;
nun nm 10 ubr le9e ib 9leid Seoem eiuen
Stod bin, I'M msinc Stiible ganS gu bebal=
, 1877-12-20
- Sofimann bon 6aQersleben iaB in einem

- Sofimam bon 6aQersleben lab in eiuem
@irtbsbauie Der eiiuebur9er 6aioe uuo iragte
bic @irtbin: nMutter, f0un mi benz Of mol
ne Gaiie 8aiies triessn ?""-nO ia, ben fDnt
e. friegeu." - rgbcr Of glief?" - ySa,
alief!" alS balo baraui Der &oiiee eritien,
iette ii6 oas Seiprdh fort: nSS oena Of mol
Ell betien (biShsn) @iAoriea orin?" 30
ia, ct is Ell betien %oriuns." nSa, ct mDt Ell
betjen peel (piel) fin, Ills 0unit) moi it Ell
nih." - ia, ct is Of eli betien beef"
- SEC, menn ct mid sauS psel is, oara maj
ii Ell nih."- r9ta, oanu mill ii Sic man
ie9geu, ct is Of luter Gidorien."
- Gum aaiisr Nupolpb fam Semtamo III
Der Stoot g%auiu9en uno lagte; oNtahti9iter
Mouart! SD bite, iheute mir etlpas."-
,gSarm iol lb Dir etmas ideuten? ?" iro9te
Der &aiisr. yNeil iA Sein Serwanoter
bin" - n8obsr, nsin siebsr?" - .Son
abam bsr."- .@ut," iaste Guoolpb, useb
unb bring eiusn sroBen, weiten Sad," -
, 1877-12-20
McruDic &Dpii0merStm

wcrben ourh Serltopfuna ober Serbauz
Jugs Stoumeen berporserufeu. 9ieles
nj9en Ycrioaea, welte on oieiem llebel
leloelt, niliien &aifce, 6um, Sier uuo
Tabad perneloen mo Den 2eib ourd Or.
9luguit &0ui9's @ambWr9cr Sropien often
balten.
Berlonen, welde eiaer 1ttenoen 2ebenSs
weiie untcrporfen iiuo, lollten lib friib
MorsenasSsmesuns III freter Suit ma
hen uno Or. grsuit S6nis'S Samburser
Gropfen mebrmals res Cages in fleiuen
Ooien eebraube1.
, 1877-12-20
Scr Magem nnb icine
Hnregtlmdbigfeit.

Cine qeiunoe reselrndBiae Seroatrum
1T Der @runoitein Der @eiunobeit oe'
nte1 Idlid]en &6rpess. Die meiiten &rant
beiten, oeneu Ger Mascn unteryoorfe fen 1T,
entl prin9en seit6rtem 8erbauuneS Ser.
m09ea uno baourh eineetreteuer 8eritopf.
ing Der Candle oeS &OrperS. Qieie Ser,
itrpfun9 3t beben iperoeu aber of rei3enN
W}eoi3lllen an9emenoet, uelde nidt ielten
et1e Gnt3iinoun9 Der Oar1nbdnte berpor,
rufen uno ben &0rper idudden. &raf1
mug in Die Srsane sebradt uub oereu
6unftlonen re9uljrt meroen.
Ils ein oe9etabilild)er Gegulator ifebeu
Or. Au9uit &Onis'S Samburser Eropfeu
uniibertroffen pa. Dielelben reinieen ben
Wfa9en, itarfen Die 0eber uno ite0eu bas
9elt0rte S~eroauun9sz 8erm59en tpieber ber.
, 1877-12-20
Scropbeln nn6 an0trt
&raufbeiten DeS 8luteS,

@cropbeln (King's EviD fino eine
@eroerbniB Der Sdfte oes &0rpers, pelde
oenielben nit lditigen a1o b0sarttaen un@
reI't9feiten iiberlaoen. Die Contribution
oes &Orpers miro seidwddt, ielbt menu
Die duBeren Gnseid)en total feblen, melde
ourA Ausldlase auf Dem SCOPE ooer ats
oeren Tbeilen bes &0rpers Die Anwejen
belt bon Scropbeln on3eiscn.
Die &ronfbeit 1T nm 10 sefdbrlider unb
ernitlider, oa Die lelbe in uielen 6dlen CRIB
llh bon Sc dlebt uuf @el1leht fort9es
pflan;t miro uub idredlib liuo Die 6ol9en,
lueld)e Iussebruns, Scridmdruns Der
Sober ullo enolidl ben SOB nod lid Sieben.
Nur uesetabiliide 0ieoi;inen, melde
Die Sdfte bes &0rpers reini9en, uno ben
@iftitoff en%tierneut lino bier bon mirflidem
gSettbe.
Or. Iuauit &0nia's 9amburger 5ami,
ienzOfeoi3Inen uno unter olelen Or. Slug,
&Dnis's Sanlbur9er Gropfen r~eiuigen oos
SDltenl, erneltern Die SGfte uno cutter,
men oas Seloeu, tloem le e5 NIT Der Nura
;el III. reiGen.
, 1877-12-20
n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sucb -
thurs lebteS nnp 9r0bteS.
@efobr!!!

ODER: Seripunoetta Dem Saus eiues Sreunbes.
OieIes ppliennetfte SScrf oieles Yeteranen Der
Nmeritaniihen Niterotur bat ais &orlpurf eiuen De.
g~enltano, lpel6er oos loeiale Neben unleres seiammten
Noltes beriibrt Wuo 9iebt eiuen l@retliben ~lleberblid
ieannenn une aufregenr, Wiro eS pom ALLEN nit
G!9i,rpe 9eleien lperoen. Jnuitrirt unn icbpn se'
n.ineeu. g8ir iino eutlblollen. oas Sub in jeoer 81.
mile oes Ganbes enjutiDreu uno oiierlreu nod Mte
ca9tiueieue Sprtbeiie allen m0nnliden uuo lpeIbli.
den Observation-Disclosures gSir Derlan9eu iiberau
@senteu uno l6itm gratis auf YerIansen 8eoiu8un.
II VII bel ttreIbel be @ueulare. ). N. Stpebar
, 1877-12-20
Qeberlei0en.

Die 2e5er 1T zines Der iuidtisiten Srs
game oes &Orpers uno io0te man oaber
alien nnre9elmdBi9feiten oieies Organs
Iufmerflanfeit idenfen. 2eiberleioen un,'
faBt entueoer einen sewilien @rao bon
Grd9beit oeS Sr9anes, Der es unbefdb;9t
oie n0tbi9e Msnse Sale ab3uIonoern ooer
cine S~eritopfuns in ben @allen9efdBen,
tpelde Die Safe binocrt in ben Darnl@
lanai su selansen. Die 9aut erbdlt etae
aelblide Sarbe, eS iino Sdmer3en IN oer
red)ten Seite nno reften Sdulter Bot
banoen uno Der Nppetit simmt ab.
Or. Nuaut &0nis's 6amburser Tros
pfen itarfeu uub resuliren Die 2eber, remit
gen ben Wfasen uno entfernen aus ben
@eodrmen Die BARN ~ansebduiteu @ruob
t1teu
, 1877-12-20
300 Yiallos unD SrQeln,

neu unc aus ;peiter Sane, uon Jabrtfdnten er'
Nbl9lass=3ablungen pDer fir Wtietbe III Staot unp
Hauo. ,oabrenb bieIer barten 3eiten uno Der Selerta9e
ourdj t5prace matters u. Spn, 8 Srpahnap,
puroen. Msenten oerlamgt I'M SSater's neue Scale
Yianps une Gonccrt, Srseln jl oe%rtaufen. Suu'
itrirte @atalose per Iolt per ianot. Cute Seoin9un9en
iir ben banoe!. Sin GROCER 0isconto tiir Hebrer,
Beiitlibe, &irder, Sp9en. S0uten &C. 4gS25np=
, 1877-12-20

y 9as uusarilte @eins@ sbirSs'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
Burglars at west Liberty.

We learn from one of our citizens,
who returned last evening, from
West Liberty, of burglarious sensa-
ton in that place, Thursday night
For some time past the town has been
afflicted with system of burglaries
which had aroused the citizens to I'M
due watchfulness. They discovered.
to their sorrow, that the raids were
carried on by home talent-by gang
of young scape graces who had been
brought up in the town. They fur
Their learned that on Thursday night
the residence of Ed. Hanson was to
be robbed. The citizens selected a
guard of four and posted them about
Mr.. Hansom's house that night. In
"the wee sma' hours" sure enough,
the building was entered through a
window by mysterious figure, soli-
tary and alone. The sentinels waited
patiently for his return and on his APP
pearance discovered themselves to
him and called on him to halt. In
stead of obeying the burglar made a
dash, broke through the ranks and
"took to the woods" 1t is said thir-
teen shots were fired after him, but
notwithstanding he managed to cs-
cape. Blood was afterwards found
in his tracks, indicating that he had
at least been wounded.
1t has turned out that the burglar
is Henry Brook, young man living
in West Liberty, and son of one Of
the oldest and most respected citizens
But this isn't the first ulsgracetul
scrape he has been in. He seems to
be specimen of total depravity, who
has forsaken the ways of his father
to do evil. At Mr.. Hansom's he got
away with $40 in bills, but SIS Of the
amount happened to be counterfeit,
which had been left as decoy. At
last accounts young Brooks had not
been heard from.-Muscatin jour.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
Gen. Brown.

A letter was published in the
Hatck-Eye few days since asking
for information concerning the histo-
ry of Gen. Brown, one of the early
settlers of Lee county. In response
thereto, some one in Chicago furnish
es that paper with the following an
ecdote:
General Brown, as he was familiar
ly known, lived in Lee county in the
territorial days, and figured extern
sively in the organization of the State.
The last I knew of him was in 1856,
when he was door-Eeeper of the anti
Nebraska House of Representatives
at Iowa City. The House, owing to
the inefliciency of the Speaker, one
morning about seven o'clock found
itself Gin confusion worse confound-
ed" when General Brown, stalking
down the aisle, in a voice of thunder
declared the House adjourned,
whereupon the members immediate
ly dispersed. Judge Tracy was then
q member, and will recall the Incl
dent. General Brown was a genial,
kind hearted and brave man, fond of
frolic, but quick to resent slight and
insult. On one occasion wag who
stood about five feet in his stockings
attempting to make some sport for
his comrades, approached the Gener-
al, who was feeling particularly hap
by, and peering into his face, two feet
above him, inquired, GLOW is the
weather up there !" "Wet by
Cd, sir" instantly replied the Gem
eral as pint of tobacco juice descend
ed upon the abashcd inquirer.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
Useless Litigation.

The Sioux City journal complains,
and not without just cause, that liti-
CATION in Iowa is becoming more of a
burden than the public can stand.
The revenues of the counties are be-
ing exhausted and their credit most
seriously impaired by the drafts made
upon them to pay for expenses grow
ing out of the lawsuit with which
the courts are burdened. The jour
nal finds that this inordinate expense
has two fundamental cause.-the first
that provision of the law under
which the machinery of the courts is
furnished gratuitously to private liti-
giants, and the second lack of vigor
on the part of the heads of our courts
in the conduct of judicial business.
ceases which it is evident on the their
face are not entitled to anything like
the time they consume, are permitted
to drag their weary lengths for days
and days through the courts, for all
of which time juries, witnesses and
officers have to be paid. Attorneys
are permitted to waste the time of
the court and those in attendance, by
aimless questionings, by petty quib-
blings, by sauntering through inves-
LEGATIONS which few prompt move
ments would decide, by delays occa-
stoned through failure to be on hand
when their cases are called, and by
many practices which could be pre-
vented if the bench would hold a
tight rein continually over all the
proceedings, and interfere promptly
with every step taken in any other
direction than that of determining by
the shortest method the question at
ISSUE" The Journal hopes the time
will come when those who are direct
ly benefited by availing themselves
of our judicial machinery will be re.
quired to pay for the privilege, and
that counties will no longer be called
upon to pay for more time than com.
mon justice demands.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
Cent a uR
LininentS.
Vne Kind for the Human Fam.
lily The other tor Horses
and Animals.

,, usesc niniments are simply the wonder OF the
GUS. '"e LEES IMAM marvei-
Tho White Imminent 1, for the human
ay. Twin drive rheumatism, sciatica and
Neuralgia from tho system; cure Lumbaeo. Chill
pains, Lockiaw, Palsy, Itch. and rost Cutaneous
Eruptious; 1t extracts frost from frozen hands
ana rect, and the poison Of venomous reptiles; IL
subdues swellIngs and aileviates pain Of every
kind. When spralns Of bruises occur IL 4 The
most potent remedy ever discovered to heal the
injured parts. The Cen,aur Liniment Is used
with great efficacy for Sore Throat, loot hache
Caked Breast, Earache, and Weak Back.
The following is but sample of numerous testi-
monials.
"lNprAsA HOME, JEFF. Co., Ind. May es, 7s
think 1t my duty to inform you that have
suffered much with svvO len feet nd cor 4 :.
a few bottles Of Centanr Liniment has done
ING WORK for me. have not been free from
these swe liogs for eight years Now am
perfectly well. Tho Liniment ought to be applied
WARM. BENJAMIN RROWE ),
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, It IL
Mandy, 1t is cheap, and every family should have
the White Centaur Liaiment.
Tno Yellow Ccntaur Imminent ID
adapted to the tough muscles, cords and flesh of
horses and animals Ithas performed more won
defIui cures, in three years, OF SPAWN, Strain,
Wind-galls, Scratches, sweeny, and gene raj
lameness, than all other remedies In existence
Read what the great Expressmen say Of 1t:
'NEw YORK, January, 1874.
"Eyery owner of horses should give the Gen.
tanr Liniment trial. We consider 1t the best
article ever used In cur stables
~. MARSH, Supt. Adams Elk Stables. NY
. n. IuLTZ, snpt. u. s.. Ex Stables N Y
albert .. OLIN. supt. Nat. Ex. Stables N Y.
The best patrons Of this Liniment are rarrters
and Veterinary Surgeons, who are continually
using some Imminent. 1t heals Calls, Wounds and
pou-kvil, removes Swellings. and is worth mill
.ons OIL collars annually to Farmers, Livery-men
stock-growers. Sheep ralsers, and those having
horses or cattle.
what aFarrler cannot do for go the Centanr
Liniment will do at triaing cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealers through
out the country. They are warranted by the
proprietors. and n bottle will be given to an v
Farrier or Physician who desires to test them.
LABoRAroRY.oF J. B. Rosz b CO.,
40 Dey street, New York.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
Chicago vhlsky crooksdnese.

CHICAGO, May 14.-A warrant was
issued to-day for the arrest of Mike
Dubles, foreman Of the Illinois Dis.
tilling Company, ON the North side,
on charge Of tampering with the bar
rels of liquor after they had been
stamped in the bonded warehouse.
1t is said he was caught in the act
yesterday of filling up barrels which
were deficient in amount and defraud.
ing the Government. Dulles was
not to be found to-day, when an ofi-
Ger wanted to serve q warrant. The
whole amount of liquor in bond,
some $500 barrels, worth $500, GOO,
were seized. The company were
about to CLOSE business for the sum-
mer and the proprietors disclaim any
previous knowledge Of the matter.
They say II Dulles has been engaged
in this business 1t has been through
his zeal to serve them and not through
any orders Of theirs.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
Dishonest Popular Proverbs.

what mOn6trou6 prOVerb is
GAN is fair in love and WARP AS re-
spects war, perhaps any kind of decep-
ton or stratagem is warranted, be-
cause one knows the enemy will re-
sort to any means for success, and be-
cause artifice is a recognized part of
military science. But in love nothing
is fair except perfect sincerity and
truth; love rests ON faith, and to deal
dishonesty with love is doubly a
crime. Love and war have no con-
nection save figuratively; they are
antipodes; they are contradictions
Love comes from love; and war
comes from hate; and to say they
should be treated alike is to exhaust
iniquity. The author of the adage
could never have known the meaning
of love, else he would not have SO in
vited its destruction.
The seeds of deceit injustice, false
hood, are thickly scattered through
many proverbs, and repetition turns
them to noxious flowers. "Base is the
slave who pays" "Time was made
for slaves - "Silence gives consent y
"Once makes not habit" "Young
saint, old devil !" "Still water runs
Ieep.n and hundreds of Others are APP
piled and interpreted mischievously.
Beware of the man who skulks behind
proverbs,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
EATING ARSENIC.
Plenty Of This Poison Given to
Miners at streator, Ill, by
their Eellow-workmeu.
About Sixty Men suffering Great
Agony, and Many will Prob
ably Die.

CHICAGO, May l4.-The Iribune's
special from Streator, ILL.,. says the
son miners of that place who struck
svnn,;aIe ago, whose places were
s s"apIa..I 18th new men and who sub
IS toSI on ~ for the most part
hnndrad Hoh N 50 that only about one
nuno5ed OF thu new men were re-
tanned, have for long fine been
kept separate from tko Siacr., o D'e ~
novices were called, ie.t trnyhla
should occur from their ,>alonSr
Of late, however, gangs have ~een
allowed to mingle and to-day tn.
ranking hate found expression by
some Of the old miners poisoning
food in the dinner buckets Of the new
ones and tonight some sixty of these
unfortunates are in throes of agony
and many of them will undoubtedly
die from the effects of the poison, and
the lives of all hang upon thread.
Arsenic was the drug used, but in
some cases was SO plentifully admin
istered as to counteract its own ac-
ton. The whole matter is mystery
and 1t is not even known when oil
how or in what article of food the
dose was placed.
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MEXICO MATTERS.
Cen. DIaz lnaueuSated President
With Much Enthusiasm and
oolemnlty.

Cry OF MEXICO, May l2.-Wed-
nesday the second Congress, with q
hundred and thirty-two members
present, counted the Presidential votes
and declared General Porfirice Diaz
President. Friday the 4th inst, Diaz
went to the gates of the city and pre-
sented himself to the army as Presl-
dent elect and was by it escorted to
the Palace, where the troops passed
in review. At9 o'clock yesterday he
was inaugurated with much solemnity
and enthusiasm. After taking the
oath Of Office he solemnly declared he
would occupy the Presidency for one
term only. The diplomatic corps
with the exception of United States
Minister was present. A civil pro-
cession, followed by the military. then
escorted the President to the National
Palace. The term Of the present Con-
gress will not expire until September.
An election for Senators and mem.
bers of the Supreme Court has been
ordered.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1877-05-16
A speech By the President.
The Prasidant. Cen Sherm,

Inc President, zen. Sherman,
Evarts and Devens were en-
last night by the Chamber
Of Commerce, New York, on the occa-
sion of its 1O9th annual banquet.
President Hayes, being toasted,
spoke rs follows:
cit is q qualification to have this
opportunity to meet such an assem-
blage of the business men of the city
of New York. l wish to make my
acknowledgements to them for their
invitation to enjoy with them their
annual social meeting. 1 wish to as
sure them that this hearty greeting is
very welcome to me. (Cheers.) At
peace with all nations of the world,
with an honest purpose on the part
of our people and on the part of our
government Cloud cheerO to strike
for the restoration of ancient concord
within our own limits. (Hurrahs
and great applause.) 1 believe that
Notwithstanding the unfortunate ar
ray of figures which has been disen-
tombed, that we may confidently look
for early, decided and encouraging
evidences of the reviving of business
prosperity throughout our country
Tilden and Governor Robinson re-
fused to recognize the Legitimacy Of
the President by attending, although
they were invited. They ought to be
conciliated.