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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
(eineefanbt.)
eliiabetb Gitp, 0ttertail Co., Minn.
&ttlIIfI ben I. Cttober 1877.

ttffr 't . NbSOUSt 1910 d g. ttaf
% siebt Momente i'm meniGli&en 2eben,
in ipel4en Der stbeit sur lleberseusuas &C..
lanst. bab iber ibm ein sottIides @eien nal.
tet, befen erifen3 cine unleusbare 1batlade
if ein gott - befen Mublen Iansiam, aber
iider mabIen Elm Got - Der bafar forst. bab
bic 1au,ne niAt bis il, ben Gi,nmel padien
unb Der = feiner nidt ipotten labt. Natiir,
lid uniere aufsetlarten Greiseiiter nnb Con.
iorten erblideu in ieoem Strafseri&te bet
lansmdtbiscn, aber aud seredten gottes nur
eineu - blinben, nadten 3ufall. 81 abcr
na9febenoes ercisnib aud ale 8ufoII be,
traGtet nerbcn fam, iteae i'd iebem perniinf.
tisen Qeier bes .sorbfern" anbeim.
sm letten samitas iaben in unierem be.
nadbarten Dane Yratrle bier 3e@briber su-
iammen unb tbaten ii6 siitli& beim S&naps-
slafr. Natiirli4 war bic lnterbaltuna cine
ben ~lmitanben ansemeHene, namIid cine
ioIde, moran tein orbentli&er Gbrift 99sil
nimmt. SIM 2aufe bes @eipra@cs fieb elm
s~etpiftr Yabnc bic @ottesldferuns aus
.Menn e. einen @ott siett, bann fol- mid oer
g auf ber SteQe boIem!" Der GrcbIer
batte bieieu s~ottIoien stusfpru& taum been,
bel, ale ct tobt ~ 8ooen fIrjte.
Der .H~ratpurfiube" ben BET rMlinneapo.
liier stabttante" vulgo rGreie YreTe", mel.
der CUR 9eit unfern raorofern" Elm TIT BIatt
u ,enncn beliebte, nirnmt td fdon felt &C.
raumer 3eit bic Greibeit. cber better rGred).
beit". aus meinen in, xsaorbfern~ erideinen<
ben Gorreiponoensen, iOtuie msixe im n. ..
5ournal- perOfentli&tea Iiterarif@en VI.
%banbluusen xabSutIeifern" uub lie ale eioenc
@eifesprocutte ju bertuertben. @ennaleid
Elm foI&cs Nerfabren in bieiem qanbe aud
nidt pie bel Der iberieeiiden Yrefe sefetlid
fraftar 1T, 70 1T elm folder literarif6tr Ut.
brud, obne BEN betrefenoen SIatte, in mel.
dem Der fraali@e sIrtiseI suert eri@eint, ben
rIbli&en grebit 3u seben", immertin tabslns.
wertb unb erinnert Sur @entse an iene qeute,
nel4s f& sesne nit = fremSsn Gebern
fAwIasn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
Minnelpta

SlNM MtuWt|Vu.
- @as bic Gi4tenboI,oiebe in min.
nelota onIonst 70 bcfinoen I'D benr
bod bisienisen I'M Srrtbum. bic i& BEN.
@lanben binseben, bab oieielben obne
-erhli&e abnbuns bapon tonnu.en ,uer.
ben. Nus einem pom 16. b. N. ba.
tirten sdreiben bss Tliniiers bes Sn-
neru, germ 9. S@urj, an @eneralan+
malt @teuens. eebt pieImsbr beruor,
bab es bic abbot Der &%esieruns ii. bic
bereits sesen bic s@ulbisen einsslei-
tste llnteriu9uns nit allen Ia&ornd
,u bstreiben. Ser Miniiter ipri&t ii&
in jenem s&reiben balm aug, bab es
Der @esisruns ,peniser ouf cine gersis
tuns bes s@abens, mittcIit zines Der.
taufs Der in gei&las senommeneu
8dumndmme, als barauf ontommt, BEN
Sabre lang ito~ttsebabten 9ol3freueIn
Elm fir al.mal Elm gnoe su MAIDEN.
aud ione nit ben Greplern tein Com.
promib einsesansen perosu, ,oel&es
bieielben lei9ten 2aufs bapon tommeu
laEe. Das S9reiben bes Minitters
idlisbt nit folsenbeu beoeutunssponen
@orten: .pinF@tIi@ Der itrafre&tli-
den NerfoIsuns Der Jreuler empfeble
i'd. bab maj, bieielbe ni4t auf iene
meinentbeils ornaen Yerionen BE.
i@rdnte, Die tbdtid9li@ bos 1o!5 auf
ben 6Hentliden 2dnbereien abbauen.
ionbern, bob fie aud seraoe 70 uno
bauptid4ti@ sesen bieienisen 4arteien
eeri9tet ,uerbe. bic iid orsaniHtt unb
oas etebleu bes 9oI;es ouf ben offent-
li&sn 2dnbereien in srobem Mdbitabe
auseorbnet unb BON bieiem unseiebli.
den 9reiben ben erObten 4roft sebobt
battn."
Gin folder Mann. tpie Carl e4ur3.
ionte nur 10 Sabre in ben BET. @taa'
ten ualtsn ur, Der 6pora Der ieitberi'
gen Corruption unb e&le@tisteit in
allen Nerualtunssyueisen srinbli& ben
Ropf ju oertreten. Y. u. y.
Gin tbeurer epaB.-Dt jun.
gen 9erren albert Z. 9at&er u. @al.
ter &epnolbs MOLTEN beibe an, persan-
scnen 5onntas Die 2uft am Minne'
baba Sal senieben. 9at&er mar nit
eiasm seliebenen gussp sefabren,
udbrenb 3epnolos bic &eiie per 8abn
sema9t bate. Sn Minnebaba mans
oelte ben 9ebteren bic 2ut an, surid pei
Yussp gu fabren unb obne etuas gu
Hagen. fibrte Ct feinen Ylan aus uni
iberlteb es 9atder, nadotm bieier fd
nod icinem peri dwunbcnen 9ferb'
nebit Wa9en mibe seiu@t bate, pe,
Balm Die @tabt 81 errei@en. 9at&e,
uabm bic ea9e aber BON einem gan;
anoeren Stonbpuntte ouf. nabut elmer
yerbaftsbefebI essen @epnolos beruus
mel@er ieineriettl unter $500 Birs'
Ii&aft uerpFi&tet tuuroe, Dor benz Md
/, item 0ifrittstermin ~ eri&eiuen.
ST. 4r.
; - Ser 1amilie bon g. s.. @iltne,
BON bier, ,uuroe bic RaAri&t ~ 1beil
bob fe nsbit onberen ~ ben grban
: iprl@en zines in 9olano befinbli@e1
germ6sens pon $3.50. 100000 bere4
\ tist ieien. Der Na@Iab 1T Der DO
. Gatb. @ebber, @robmutter BON g. s
S @ittner. unb bic grben Fnb stIid
. yDansis, .uet&e ole bis auf einen Vel
ter, Namens Amos g. @utner, fi9 b
reits semelbet baben. Scr anfentba'
n bes 2etteren 1T unbetannt. Sic bol
9 Idnbii&e 3esieruns bat ben 0adlo
r Der Werftorbenen publi3irt unb bic 6,
ben aufseforbert. ibre Nnipri&e ss
r. tenb ju MAIDEN. Grant. Hsob.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

- eautausi@lase, Ginaen, MiteHer u. {.
~, finb sic Anjeidrn, bat bas @ebIite aubcr
crbnuna. ;. !. NIT siftisen eubfansen an.
stfilt 1T. Gin Hlutreiniser 1T ba ,,nu,n.
|exneIiG notbwenois uno ais foI@en baben fG
81. ausuF aSnis's Samburser 9ropfeu'i In
|Siskn G1Qen betpdbrt unb erwiefen. "a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
SCI Sranb Ses Hatsatamtes I
Daibinstos. Y
0ertmh am @eb6mbe
e3-0O0,OOO. w

|6euer emtftanb bur4 SeibjfentjinONn0
pom gbemifalien. ,peI9e in Der @a1erie
an Der neunten Gtra6en. Tronte bei
eeite eeitelt ,poren. Rein 1euer i'm
Qoborotorium ,par beute gemo@t ,por-
ben. Gbenio ,ueni9 mar zines ir 0aupt.
aebdube. Ser GouptperIuft trifft bas
9atentamt. Dos Dtiginal.g rempIar
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb HeIi<
quisn Maibln8tons murben eerettet.
DeseIei@en Jrontlins 0ruderpreNe.
@erettet tuuroen aud fat ole Speeii.
catiome1 Mnb Northumberland.
9la9 ibnen f6nnen ,pisber Mobelle Der.
9eiielt tperben. 9ie gIerts bes Mini-
iteriums bes Snnern. bas sYatent. unb
Yenjionsaut uuroen beute Wa9t ange.
picien. Yopiere unb Bidder ju orbnen
unb bieieni9en 3u trcdnen, tuel@e burh
bic Nd1e beI9dbigt ipurben. Militdr
ftebt ouf @a4e am @ebdube, big
idmmtIi1e llrfunoen unb 6ffentli@es
gisentbum in Si@erbeit 9ebradt iinb.
Bon ben Mtten bes 2anoomtes Iinb feine
omr@ bas Geuer 3eritSrt; baseqe,, pielt
omr@ @oNer fort bei@dbist. Die
Mtten Der @efu@. M6tbeiluna. Der gb,
thsiIung, pelne 3uerit Die 6eiu9e fur
Natente empfdnat. uno BON tpel1en
Yapieren feline Mbi4riften semodt MUIR
ben. tpurben gerettet. Die metropolitan
seretttten Mobclle tpdren bieienioen
ouf Ndbmaf9inen. G%eueruotten. @4I0i.
Ier, 0ruderpreffen, @eIoi@rdnte u. 7.
no., beSl9Ii9en.
Mobele BON Mdb'. DreId. unb ans
bern Mderbnumoi@inen ,purben jerft6rt.
Gin tempordres @sbdube ion fofort Ct.
ridtet ,perben. Ser @@nben om Sc.
bdube tpiro peridieoen auf $500. 600.
|$5OO,CO0 an9ei4la0cn, mdbreno Der.
ienise bur& bic 3~erff0runa BON Mooel,
len aus onberen @srtbobiecten. bic gu
BEN Yatentarnt eeh0ren. fat unbere'
6enbar 1T. Sic 8oeen, tuel9e bic
|Hede bes 2ten @tod biIbeten, unh auf
meI4en Der Jubbobtn bes 3ten @tod
rubete. inb gdn3Ii@ bur4 GeMer pnb
WoKer ,erft0rt, 70 bab piele absetrasen
uerben mINen. Ser Warmor an ben
Anbenmdnben 1T betrddtIi@ bur9 bic
|0lammen 9ei6udr3t unb selpalten.
ODER 3 Geuer in Der Na4bar9i4af'
e%ntitanben bur9 Gunfen ponoem 9aupt.
|feuer.
Sic @eiammtaobl Der perbrannten
Moosle tpirb 10000 ni4t iibertreffen.
Dreibietouienb MobelIe iia6 bur@
bas 0euer in benz Yatentamt jerit0ri
,poroen. Ser gdoben an faetii&cm
@ertb ,pirb auf 81. 100000 sei@dbt,
bo iebo9 erobe Mobe0e .ni&t eriebi
mcrben t6nneri ooer perben, ,pirb ber
Werluit ni9t 100000 iberteieen.
Das patentamt bat Su ieinen @unften
int e4obamt cine S~eniisenfe Summe
iteben, nm bieien S&aben 81 bcden,
aber bieielbe BARI ni@t obne 8emiqi.
suns bes gonsreHes scsosen perocn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
0ttsKSetNe11.

HSstNes1.
Nus ben AsIhItat Der bisberieen
Drei4arbeiten ,piu man ~ BET lleber'
Sensua0 esIaaeen, Bat bic anfxneli&en
e&dHusen Der biesjdbrisen eeiesneten
ernte nod Siel ~ eerine eesriHsnI
,uares- Ran berani&laet barna& ben
0urd(&nittsertrae BON @siSen per
a6er In eanaen 6taat ju % @uibsI
uno ~ seiamu,te grnteersebnib ,u ni@t
,peniser, aIs 40 Ni1ionen @utbeI.
sonsen bierpon au& nod einis Milio.
men auf 3ee&nuns elmer et,pos on,u
fanesinii&en e@atuns eebra@t ,uer.
ben, 10 bleibeu benno&. nod Mbjus bes
beimx&en goniumes nod an 80 NliI-
lionen 8utbeI fir ben @erfanbt ibrie.
Diefe piiroen bic bibi&e @uunu,e BON
$50. 100000 ober $4,000 per Qopf Der
geuolierune einbrinsen.
llnier Staats Gommii(oner fir
statiait. 4Rr, @ennod 9sufep. p.ran.
i@lagt, auf ben @runb outbentij&er
Ncrlosen, ben @ertb Der seiammten
ernte BON Minneiotu, aIio ni@t bios
oes @eisens, ~ionbern au& an @erite.
aorn, 1afer &c. auf so Wailionen Doll
lar, bel tuel&cr 8erednuno Der Wei3en.
preis nur 3u 95 Gent ansenommen it,.
Sn Werbinbnn9 hermit psrsIei&t Ct bic
bemtisem 0rpsoobspreiie nit friiberen,
nobel I'D berauste1t, bab bieielben
our&i&nittli@ UNI Elm Drittel niebriaer
limb. oIs i'm Sabr 1872. mos ieIbitper.
itdnbli@ nit bebtutenb in bic @agidaale
fdlt.
- Iu@ Me2eob gountp bat ieinen
unsetreuen @&atmeiiter. DerfeIbe
beibt Mims unb bic llnteri&lsife iollen
$4,000 betrusen. St ftslte 5000
girsi&aft fit iein gri&einen Dor Sc.
ri&t unb reiite, iobaIb er ii& auf freien
Juben befanb, na4 benz Often. .
- Sn ct. paul marble bic freipiIise
Geusruebr obsd&aft uno bic Jeuer.
leute werben iett bort be3abIt.
- Bel @inona ion cine pontco,.
Bride iber ben wliifiippi sebaut wer'
ben.
- @ronbiiftune in @inona. Der.
baftuus Der granbfifter. in Der Na&t
bes Is. Sept. ,puroen bes GARNER
5epenee 8rabp, @etreibebous unb 9eu..
l@ober in 9o,un srop in 6ieiem County
our9 0euer jerF6rt. eeitbem baftete
Der 0erba@t ouf elmer 5rau 1erre1,
unb lie unb ibr 1~5idbrissr Rnabe muir.
Ben perbaftet. Bel Dem 1erbor itellten
I'D beloitenbe 9batia@en in geni9enber
Mense beraus, nm Beibe CUR llnteriu-
dung fenyubalten. 3uii9en ben Scr
re1s unb graop beitanb elm GamiIien.
,uiit, unb Die granoiiftuns i@eint elm
@a@soet gu ieiu.
- YofbiebnatL- iNo& 1T
taum @ras iber bic Stsnabisuns Der
beibsn Yoroisse aerrp fnba aelep &C.
wa@ien unb i&on ,uiebtt If Elm berarti<
ger Sal ~ beri&ten. Hs "a
Diesmal 1T e. @eors s. 2ewis. gi.
fenbabn- Yoft- aQent Der st. Saul &
Duluth Babn, ipeI@ere pom, Spe3idls
Nsenten oes Yoftbepartements, 5. 6.
Stuart, perbaftet ,urroe. @eit Idneerer
3eit wurben Brisfe permibt, bod wolts
e ai&t eelinsen. ben gntwenoer gu ent.
|be6ea. bis tnbli& 6err etuart slaubte,
|ftiasa HoeeI ftf Sa baben. Sci 6eit'
nabuse Don Qemis ipnrbet $21.OO in
|ieinem 8eit sefunben, uel4e BON Brie'
lien. bic an Der @abn ent!an9 aufgeseber
murben, enttpenbet tuaren. Dor Der.
st. gommifidr 5. *. Garbo3o 9ebra&t
murbe berieIbe unter $1,000 girsi@af
fir ipdteres @erb0r seitelt. Mar er'
fsbt bieraus, mas bic unsere@ten ge'
snabisunssatte ocs prdIioenten fiji
1riidte trasen. @eiteres aber bieler
Iou merbet mir ipdter beridten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

- Sic Snbionsr in Der Mbite gartt
Heieruation baden sesen ben bortiser
Ngenten, Der, trobbem Die sesen i'm En-
bobenen Bei&meroen ais besranbet on
ertannt lpurben. benno& i'm Mmte &C.
bIieben IL, cine 10 brObenbe 9altanl
aneenommen, bob cine Gompaenl'
9olSaten7 aus Sort Snelins Mari&'
orber babin erbalten bat. unb an
Mittwo& abeesansen 1T. Hie Com
pasnie 3dbIt % Wann uno itebt unite
bem Bsfsbl BON Capt. Bates uni
lieutenant pammer.
- Gin @obn bes Ri&ters gbserto,
loon ct. PAUL. iprans bel Roc gree
an Der ct. paul & Dulutb gienbab,
Don BEN 9us, unb tpuroe i&per. men,
,ni&t lebensstfdbrti4 uerIebt. @or UT
'|sefdbr einem Sabr fpronS Elm gIuoe
'oeNelbsn en- berisIben steue BON 81,
lamb parSe auf hss eteIe set5otst.
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

LIPPINCOTT's MAGAZINE for NOvem.
Der presents an unusually attractive t..
BILE of contents. Henry James, j.,
writes in his best vein Of "London ri
Midsummer" and different in style, but
not less enjoyable, Is "The Doings and
Goings-on of Hired Girls" by Mary
Dean. w. A. Bailey Grohman contrib
utes "The Flight of Princess" based
on documents recently discovered in the
Austrian archives; and Hugh Craig de-
scribes the celebrated church or mosque
Of Saint Sophia, at Constantinople. The
illustrated papers, "Chester and the
Dee" and "Baden and Allerheiligen,
are by Lady Blanche Murphy and T.
Adolphus Trollope. The new serial,
"For Percival," is also illustrated. Mrs.
Davis's story, "A Law unto Herself" is
brought to conclusion in q well-con-
trived denouement The shorter stories
are by Will Wallace Harney and vir>
ginia w. johnson; and the poetry by
Epes Sargent, Oscar Laighton and G. Ro-
sell. "Russian and Turkish Music" in
the Monthly Gossip" is q lively paper
and the Literature of the Day" com.
prises notices of Mr.. Parkinson's new
work, Daudet's Jack and other recent
The Iola register., 1877-10-27
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ward Bulwer Lytton. )Sinelc No. J. l0c.
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The Iola register., 1877-10-27

The November number of iScribner is
the first of its fifteenth volume. Ed.
ward Eggleston's new novel, "Roxy," ID
begun with an illustration by Walter
ShiElaw Henry lanes. Jr..has a shprt
EN-, John Burroughs tramping paper
entitled "a Bed Of Boughs," and George
n. Towle a sketch of the career OF
Theirs. The opening illustrated article
is one Of ScribneTs sporting series, en-
titled "Canvss-back and Terrapin," by
W. Mckay Laffan, of Baltimore. Mr..
Frank r. Stockton comes back from the
island of Nassau with glowing, accounts
of its winter climate, and Col. Warnings
illustrated papers on the saddle-horse
are begun. An article on the ''The
Countess Potocks" gives the romantic
life of lady with whose portrait every
one is familiar. Mrs. Herrick's article
on "Bees" is accompanied by thirteen
illustrations, and Miss Tafton's story,
"His Inheritance" is continued. An
article by John G. Stevens on ".The Erie
Canal" is likely to be as much talked
about as anthing in The present number.
DR.. Holland writes about "Women's
Winter Amusements," "The Bondage of
the Pulpit" and "Indications of Prog
ressp The Old Cabinet contains q let.
ter from L. Clarke Davis on "Joe Jeffer-
son in bondon." and in Bric-a.brac,
Frank r. Stockton has q contribution
which shows how every man can become
his own letter writer. r
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

The discouraged people OF Kansas are
full of heart and hope once more, and
the )end speculator is again looking fol
investments in that State. The wheat
crop, % abundant this year, is finding its
way to all the principal markets, and ID
found superior to that of any other re.
gion except the far-famed blue-grass hills
of Kentucky. Kansas wheat goes into
"fancy" -four and is sold ct fancy prices.
The berries are As plump ss q baby's face
and the -four is suggestively golden.
The settlers who have endured many
hardships and anxieties, are now in the
midst of plenty, taking q calm view of
their situation, and bringing statistics
and the law of average to their, aid.
They calculate that they can give one
year in five wholly to the southwestern
and grasshoppers. and still beat
any state in the Union for quantity and
quality Of cereals, especially wheat. 60
they propose to hang on, taking care,
only. not too sell ont too closely, but to
leave . years bread in the bina-Gi-
AGO Interior. f.#....s,s...
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

ONE of the most important bills now
before Congress is that Of Senator Wal
lace providing for the issue by the gov
ernment of 500, 600, 900 in bonds which
are specially adapted to the wants Of
people who have small sums of money to
invest for limited periods, and who have
heretofore patronized savings banks.
These bonds are to be of small denomi-
nations draw interest at the rate Of
$.65 per annpm, paid semi-annually, and
are payable, principal and interest in
coin. The proceeds of said bonds are
to be applied to the redemption of out.
standing $40 bonds, and the bonds are
to be exempt from taxation. They will
afrrd safe means of investment, and
at tho same time, save the government
considerable interest.
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

WAsTB.-We hear Q great deal from
the stump about the reckless waste Of
public treasure in the administration OF
government 1t is impossible for those
in power to escape their own very serious
responsibility in this matter, but the
cause of the evil lies beyond the reach
of any administration. No administra.
tive ability can adequately guard an ex-
penditure of three hundred millions of
dollars per annum. The spirit of parti-
zanship that covers mp 50 many and
such glazing delinquencies finds too
much popular sympathy. Until . con-
sciousness of individual liability in this
matter becomes more general, willy poll
ticians will use political combinations to
stave of the consequences of their own
crimes. Will the new political era,
which every one believes is now open.
ing. bring us additional safeguards p
National Reporter.
The Iola register., 1877-10-27
soOraRRs OPlSloN or JOHN BROWN.

Wa And A. folIov;.s, h;tter sxnr.
i nl.L
lon q s0ceons4 seoiIne IN sne vAo'o...'
Missiasippi SoafAss States, drawn out y
tho recent John Brown celebration q
0..v.tomie. q
ap.o,. T.a... ~. - a..
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The Iola register., 1877-10-27
The SILVER BILLS.

Senator Jsnes, of Nevada, Chairman
of the Silver Commission, has intro.
duced into the Senate bill for the re.
monetizatien of silver, of which the tel.
egraphic dispatches in Tuesdays morn.
ing papers, give the following synopsis:
The bill introduced by Senator Jones
provides for the coinage of the silver
dollar Of weight of 4l2l grains, Troy,
at any coinage mint or the New York
assay office, in exchange for silver bull
lion, upon the same terms and condi.
tions as gold bullion is deposited for
coinage under the existing Law. The
bill provides that no charge shall be
made for coming standard bullion into
dollars, and proposes to make them q
legal tender for all sums in payment of
all public or private debts, excspt such
as under existing contracts are expressed
therein to be otherwise payable.
Senator ingalls, has also introduced
bill similar to the above, and it is almost
certain that some enactment providing
for the recoinage of the old silver dollar,
and making 1t legal tender for all
debts except where the contract stipu,
lstes otherwise, will pass Congress dur
ing the extra session. The entire West
and much Of the South are strongly in
its favor, and even in the sxtreme East,
such . measure has many frienda An
enactment of this kind may not prove
all that is claimed for it by its most can
guine advocates, but we believe it will, !
to some extent; relieve the present stfin- |
gency in money matters, and revive busi-t
ness very materially. i8 ss;qisa.r.. |
The Iola register., 1877-10-27
TEXAS EMlaRANfS DECEIVED.

And still they come, the emigrants,
and all loud in denunciation of emigrant
agents. / only wish for their own good
they could or would send some one in
advance to secure . location before NOV
ing their little all, and not trust 10
blindly to what is told them by North.
ern agents. I met q man and family to.
day on our streets, apparently destitute,
who was trying to sell his wagon and
team. When spoke to him he said
''The agent stated he would write to his
agent here and Immediately on my arri.
val would be met and brought to the
farm selected for me, where l would find
. good house, water, and planter ready
and willing to furnish me tools and pro.
visions, and l might start to work in q
comfortable manner, with every prospect
of success. was also promised few
COWS until was able to buy" Such ID
the way Northern agents represent
things. I am glad to state that of the
land agents here. not one is in any way
connected With those sharks, but We dc
our best to settle the people when they
come among US. To have poor. confid
ing men believe all that is told to them
to induce them to sell out their little al
to come here to find that they are vic
Tins of merciless sharks, is too much fol
human nature to bear. l would advise
all who are comfortable and making q
good living in the older states. to stay
there and not come here trusting to make
fortune in few years. We live hard
and patiently and quietly endure priva.
tions little known in the North and
East. - Tsros correspondence st. Louis
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

SENA TOR INGALLS, has introduced in
the Senate bill for the equalization of
soldiers bounties. The telegraphic des-
patches give the following summary:
The bill introduced in the Senate BY
Senator Ingalls,, TO equalize the bounties
to soldiers who served in the late war for
the Union, is an exact copy of the bill
which passed the House of Representa-
tives on the 10th of June, 1876. except
that it proposes to strike out of that bill
the clause providing for a reduction of
the boppty paid under State laws.
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

TIE United States Supreme Court de.
cldes that common carriers are response.
Bile for losses frona the gross negligence
of all the lines and agencies employed
in their business The Adams Express
Company is held for the los of money
destroyed BY the fall Of . rotten bridge
on the Louisville & Nashville railroad.
This u. moreover, one Of the responsi-
bilities which the Court holds it would
be contrary to public policy 70 permit
the common carrier to void by express
Stipulation.
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

A NOVELTY IN THE SENATk-Judge
Davis may feel . little lonely in the
Senate chamber, with the two parties
holding their caucuses outaide, but his
holding aloof from the Democlatic eau
Gus, 10 which he would seen most natu-
rally to belong, will increase the respect
in which he il already held ~ an indie
pendent man, and may make his vote Of
great importance.-Nev HorE 1s5bsns.
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

A TERRIBLE explosion occurred at
some coal mines at High Braintree, near
Glasgow, SCOTLAND. on the 22d inst.
mine at the time, and but two or three
we're taken out alive. The others all
persisted from the effects of the explo-
sion and the poisonous gases. .,a.rs
The Iola register., 1877-10-27

A000 is not easily eaxnsd in these times, bat
V177 Il oan Be made IN three months b any
4lI one Of eithsr sax, In any paTt of tks
III ] country Who b willing to work steodily
as the e,npl0yment TINT We furnish. - per
week in your own town. You rcd not Be- sway
rum fome overnight. 'Yoo ON give yoor Wkois
We have agents who are making over - pe1
day. All who engAee e once 90 make moesy
fast, At the present time money cannot b made
- easily and rapidly st any Other basine6o It
coets nothing = 1y The businsss. Tssms and SS
Sat!t nee. Address q osee, b. HAlLxu . Co.
IoIusoo, A.1es. - III 70 Wy