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, 1877-06-19
THE SHOSHONES.
4 Friendly Tribe Suffering for Fooh, through
tito Operation. or rather Lack Of Operation.
of the indtan-C Contract SyEton,.

A Friendly Tribe Suffering for Fool, through
tito Operation. or rather Lack Of Operation.
Of ths ndlAu-f:outrnct SyEton,.
10 sas EAtor ef TAs 1'1buna.
CA4r 6rAxHAuul. Wy. Tet., June 10. III write.
IN tbs nams Of humanity. to call your attention 10
cross Outrage perpetsatcd upon the ahoshone
Indiana, believing that your influential Jour.
M! can do much to sliertats the su0eri1gs Of
this deserving and abused raes. These lndlana
arc now on the verge Of starvation. and have
boen compelled 10 abaudon thtIe reservation and
scattsr over The country 10 procurs galne Tor suhs
sislsuco- They have besn obliged 10 abandon their
recently. planted crops, which wsss quito oxtsn.
slys Tho plantugp), and, In consequence Of no
being loft behind to attend them, probably litlls
or nothing will b. taiaed ,hts year. Tha facts arc
~ folloHs;
The Indtsa uu.eau has systsm OF letting freight.
contracts to Include sailsoad.ts&nsportation.
The nureau turns orss lhs goods At
New York, Philadslphis. or some
other Easlcru city, 70 tho contractor. lie ships,
payas ii ssllso4d d. sb.ts.; @ nd wssh ill., I'll:
ioaA.tsrainus u tsaehsd. het suppu:e1 to fus.
as.h = shs Agsns!ss wlsse
s sSs.leass, @ 'A ii. ffsisht; ;eoatrsss H. hssa IN
Il sa s1 necasa h. h.a ssS poueS:
R.!i1osd us5 nile. sauth u tas shoshonst ssncy1.
been thsls sines lat November, aud al bold bT
tho Railroad Company. because At. AcCunn
would not pay the fraiylts.
In tho uieanllms tbs poor Indiana have been
rlnchEl With luukcf+ and asu now In thu condition
fhatl stata. LAst Magth lha llltt4Sy CummsnQ.
ants htss and at Camp Beaver twl4ess The Agency
IL lueAtedl toAuedl0 tbs Indian DapAstnlent III,
cO1 pounds Of douf - = tempoFsty relief 10 The
suffering Indiana. Thlnxs d last beesmS 70 des.
pefata that tho ARout, W. pasten. calls ls.t
week up hare. wbaFa shets :, II tcl:
sKrsphtc eoumuLication. and dispatched
to the Indian department Al Washington lhs xAte
Of affairs, Tho Acting lndlsn CVmln3ssloner tcle-
Gould 10 TslsAss lhs Xooe3 from Tho railroad that
hin, to havs ths goods released. Tia shoshons
Agent, As. Pstten. nut feeelxln1 much
encouragement from tho laliau Department.
Ment down 10 brIan-l will do Tue Acting Con-
missioner tho justlcs u ray, ~ his suygtsuon-ta
SEQ what Arrangements could b. made With tie
railroad In order 10 xst tbs xoods. To-day he r..
turned. aud informed mo that A1FAuyemsnt4 had
becn made 10 turn oses shs EoNls to Capt Sash,
Comniasary United States Army. aud that they
would bs forwarded in day or two. Hsrc comes
in military aid Axain! ~.
THIS Il Ill very we'll, or would have been very
well h4a IL eamu In thsee months sooner. hut
alas IL Il teo late now " avert the loss Of tha lnL
ans cspps, and to tsse tho lives Of many youpk
ehildrua sud ald people who will bare perahsd
from want Of ptopes su4teaAnet. ! bAEe, v!thln
tas pAst mouth, Ed many aeatHendinx sppeals 1os
, 1877-06-19
MAXINE MiSNAp9.

The puG Of yos.cfday noon lid not do any
damage 10 voasels outside, 50 far A. heard from.
The prop RusaA, With 7. 200 brls Of sait fof Chi
cagp rms aground At tho foot OF Centre btreet, bAy
Clly, Friday, snd tho tidy Nummass could not
bulge her.
Capt Flint Of The ttnF 0raEe,. reports that
deck hand on the cUrmosans got h!s leg caught In
blight OF lire willis 1t tbs Sau'k crushing It out OF
all senhtance IA human member. Tho man IL In
the hpspital ut the SAntt.
Friday night, phostiy SITTER II o'clock, the prop
badger STATE bound Up. when abreast Of netIs
1sta, collided xith the seow Greenback. which was
sailing down, and carried away hJth her jlbboom
and bowspsit With d! the heRdgeas.
, 1877-06-19

The following were the arrivals and clear&uees
during the swensy.four hours ending at 10 o'clock
last night:
Anh1vAl.-stmrs Chicago, .Map,toxoc, ,undsts.,
6r.cs. peopa ktatucca. liuao. aun.letes. Messenger
l.entgn laE.r suAdrtet. New hra. uTand 1yn.
tnKl CITY Of Duluth. Duluih. aundfts Nussis buffalo,
sundrles; Chaa. 1e1tk aanstes. IuHicr; China nut.
fs M :%aas' %a:ss:: .e 6.1 s ns5ssY
Eainck. tumter: Mup,ooa. White LsIe, ianicT fio!.
Muskcxen. iunl.srt Au.trA'Is, Mupkreon. lumber;
aas!*' s :ss fa s
ess; essoa LII iaps9 sG SSs M;
R!M: MusEesen: iumief: 6. Aten, ,sifaui
ss5 a"s; sSxfs sssfnx f,as' @ uk.s f.rH ., :,s9
b. INN orr, Tri.Cosof. inlaol. luniGer: T. B. skp.
per. NuskrKon. lumber; !. o. MoAa Muskcgon. Iutn.
sert T. " st2e kbr'dfc. 1'vrs y. !gnaee lumber: q
Natef luMDers Myr,!e. Nusxsxoa !amber, ". H.
lunlers A. J. HoEess. Escannt,a IrEl nrst rtsht!s0
0conto lumesr: T. !. NGvea; Irattrse Lar. wuri; J:
!t!.eE unbcf: siosee. Tf.sc!er Hs; wona: Xadt,on.
rcntMatef. bark; Lester. Maniatce. IuinI,eFt Mori
rallsoad t'c.: g: E!!sn: Mud Lakr. !un,*r: Au!ruw
bsrt kase Ulllett cheDoyssn. ianslF: FesreI Ha,i-
stee. tnnher scow Annie luuline. Nulkeson lumber,
Sea Gon4 MaaltoHnc, railroad tIrs
tLkt.ASeks-schF sau5fnr. 1.tnt 1o1 hu oats
ss ay ,ch wnc 9k< ~ s. bu ss Y:
bo oais, slnr Alp+na MutkrKoi. sundr1es: leir a. II.
hickou. Buffalo, r,l tu wheat II. ha cufn. t7.U
Sn 9a.' s e. s u" n t.rsy chr ssan!sie cI;po! xan,
J0 NrtU bu wttAt. : - - ''''
, 1877-06-19

Then, 700. WHEN th~ next spccial Grand Jury
takcH MP this testimony, = viii have ne ar'1ssnes
e. genslsman1A: Nehoc! ths Ass!stsnt s, a.at's Z.
whole suhject. Mr.. Hehbef conducted al, tbs e1.
annhtIons bcfofs tho late Grand Jury. hAs rtddied
md the next Grand Jnry can hare no better com.
r~1or than him: The state's Attorney, too, has .
thorough knowledge al the subject, md can ind!.
their tnvestsRAtIon. liz startci the inquiry. has
kept eoae!y postcd concerning Ia proarefs. and "a
succeesful etnelnsIon If it takes all summer, all
tx,l, and alt ufptot.
, 1877-06-19
WIHENNHIN.
Hwrta1 NSpdleh to 1A1 TtthHn&.

ppSC1W &04}H43tH 70 aE* 1Ft0HH1t
MAnisom, Wis.,. June 1R-The weather con-
tinucs warm and vesy favorable 10 crops which asc
Inoking remarkably will ID this part Of tle State.
Wheat, OF whIsll thare IL . largo acreage, il sx.
tren,ely good Corn is rather backward, owing to
cool weathsr, but 1t Ia coming fnrwhrd rapidly.
Othg7 susll graIus arc doing spIendld!y. while ill
kinds OF garden and feld SeRet4blsa asc In excel
lent condition, and promise 40 ahundant yield.
No chtuch. hugs Ut my account are tepostcd,
, 1877-06-19

Sptetot Ntplteh 10 57s Tribune
MARQUETTE, Mich, Juna IA A-Arrivcd-rrops
Sparta, Fletcher. Y. Swain, y. +. Sheldon. Forest
City, Ohio, D. ". 1ust, and D. ", powers; schrs
6nnnatra, h L. Watson, Ironton, A. c. Maxwell,
\. +. Ely, Harvey II. Browu, C. N. Ryan. J. T.
Johnson. l.. c. Iutn, =. Il. Ki1nba'l, y. Il.
ugatn+
t:leared-rrops =. 3. Sheldon. Sparta, E. B.
Hale; ;sehrs ]. T. Harrison, s. i. Ely. Alya Brad
~, Etcauaha, Humastn,
ta.scd dorn-l'sops Peerless and Garden City.
Cu-prop Missouri.
, 1877-06-19

fptf111 N&p0tGt 10 ans 7TbGnf.
Etcotlkr srA71os, Hicollet Co.. juno 18.-Tha
'hoppeFs are about ali hstchcd onk and they tava
eaten thrcc-fourtbs Of all The wheat and barley IN
this county. and about half OF the corn and pota.
toes except where they wefa pro'oetsd By streams,
ponds OF woods. Daily, farmers arc forced to sur
render the last ditch and eau only hold the enemy
At Dny wheru there natural obstructtons on one
or more sides Of the crops to Ls projected.
8pfrtN hspd&ch to The Tribune.
EAotx LAKE, Hue Earth Co., Juns ls.-Grass-
horpess hase hasched out In gEeut numbers, but
have not damaged cEops much. 7uoppsrs arc about
third grown.
SptcfaI DspatcA to 5ns 1ttbsnk.
NApEltA, Watonwan Co.. june la.-Grasehop-
ress ssry thick, ana, IN tans PLACES, ass doing
relvce by catching and destroying tho pests. We
look for tho worst raid that has evat been made In
this county.
fptetat N+potcA to 7As 7Yteuns.
Marshall, Lyon Co.. 1une 1A-ctops are look.
Ing better than fl former years NJ Ibis season Of
year: Thcfe afe no grasshoppeEs to amount 10
Sptctat M*paieA to TIE Tribune.
asaon Z bard to define. 'iioppeFs ,yerJ thick.
and aomc nsros looked better.
, 1877-06-19

Tbs schooner Aurnnx Sta. has had hard time
thIs season. She WA fsAtcneH In ths leo On the
Flat. three wccks, and when that blockade WAS
sa,sed she proeeeded to Buffalo, whete sho occa.
Pied sons lime IN getting cargo Of ALT for Green
sarEo and to0k on lumber for this port, and got In
yesterday. thus making pna ruaul tup since the
opening Ut navigation.
, 1877-06-19

Leaf, John O'Eeil. A.. n. .peterron, II. A. Rich
Inond. Mary Jane. r. Alexandra. John Minor,
Three Bells 1.neinla, Van vsIkenburgh, x. T.
5ndd. G. D. Jone., N. J. Wilcox.
rurIrropa Annfe l., cra[3. benton. Colorado. u.
+; Fairbank, Afa'kA and Tow, Egyptian And tow,
Vienna and conto.t Yoaenslts ard cnnsort: echss
Thoms mr. 9usrlc, y. F; Gilmore, Monguaaon. G.
Oliver, Mitchell. Anglo. Saxon, Pensaukee, Sea.
man.
, 1877-06-19

Gp<esdi DispdteA 10 TAs TNtuaA
Pour urRos. Mich, Juno 1910 p. m.-Dowa
-psops Empits stase, Lawrsncs, CuJahogs And
tow. Emma Thompson aud batges, burlington and
basges I1oga sad patxes; sch5s P. Marsh, Oak
, 1877-06-19

CHlcA1o, June 1AI4-Tha market continues yery
dull, and shcts il no demand for ri! vessels. 1hs
nominal rats for Bunalo IL :e b. ssll. The prop
starurCA wss taksn for ~. ou0 bu corn 10 iuaalu.
Tho schs Stampede VIZ chartered yesterday Ut
q. l2,i ffon, 6heb0ygan 10 Chicago.
, 1877-06-19
READY TO LAUNCH.

The new evangelical schooner Glad T1dings has
been placed upon the ways, and yesterday was
nearly rcady for launching. Capt. Dundy haa mol
A. yet &nnuuntcd tho day and hour when le will
Let 4a7 slide into tho river. Nor IL 1t known
whether bottle Of wine will be cracked upon hsf
deck, according to tho auclsns custom 10 such
caara ulsuu and provided.
, 1877-06-19
THE CROPS.


Rptctdf Correspondence af TIE Tribune.
LBAvxSwonrn, Iune 1G.-Thtss haa been 10
much raid in Eastern newtpapers abnut the fnlurl.
Gus effects Of The lata heavy rainf, that wllto 10
TnE Tn1hBKE 10 correct false Impression, which,
II not removed, would certanJ rctArd immigration
to ouF state. Whon tell you that we hare not ~.
rtout,y suffered BY the continued rain, Ispcak
nothing bat tbs truth. II IL trus that for week OF
iuo farmers did feel "p,ac." hut now they are
happy sn! hopefnl. When tho weather cleared up II
was cool fora few days. and then was followed hy 4
warm sun. Thoss who know anything about agri-
tatturt are aware that The great danger during this
scason With heavy rains Ia tliat, With hot wepthet
Immediately following, there Il great danger
Of tho wheat "rustin9.s This We escaped.
and our prospects were never brighter The
probabilities arc that. our State will average IN
many portions forty. .tse bushels Of wheat 10 the
acre and seventy .hss bushels uf corn 1nslneea h
aiso improving. and N mnth better thnn 1t was
this time Inst year. A. an incx TO our prosperity
lneed only refcr TO the extension nf the Ksnsa.
Central tnartow r1ugc) RaIlroad. When railroad
ne d snena es sGu en-
assured that ncans The VERY rexerse Of poverty.
Of fear, and OF rctrngrcss!on. Tic business men
chessc Ese {, -
mtnrs trade In the fall. Though ~. Lou,a IL 2Ot
miles nearer to ~ than your city. It strange thai
the bulk Of our pnfchnscs are maft In Chicago,
and that when our merchants 1caso "for ths
East "it inystisby ty.a.S s.H. & c1,sssEo E,,.
OswEno, Lal,ttte TO-, June 1Y.-The gsas.hnp.
lid are a1o'.t hslt iledeed.. Ia lew ca.es oil;
as csa s s.siete!. Excessive | sans NJ sna u ai
waters are dining more harm than the 'hopptta.
We feel couadent in saying that Labetts County ID
safe.
6pectal DspascA to Tia 7,4basa.
DEIFMnz c1nnd Co., june II. -lhns far lhi
h:ss sns b, s a d5ssYs IT.
bcNidCA deetr0yinV many. They arc eating ID tht
, 1877-06-19

Ths psaeh crop around South Haven promises
dnely, and the steamers engaged In gunnlng there
will NO doubt dud plenty Of lhs fruit 10 carry. Tho
tteo sst out soDis years aso beginning 10 yls'd
largely, and thuxa who have GceA thoul aAy that
South fIsven VII give a. ,hs best peaches grown in
Michigan.
, 1877-06-19

thtrn yen,s I'm ram fifekry and Iii
ssis =, Wch.tcr haa once nfYercd 10 .cil lhs nrtn
isne, ntnrninrns tIt,rn IN ih;s riy r. tor
ifirks ,sai..sts,c t..n.ariIons I. Wa nj III
a5Ss e,t TO e nto hf b. Kat, f
s"s,endnv him ne ndinn tha frjai hc Eond NIL like
Ia ~. ife wanted tlme. to consider the matter,
tartets Of the civ Wh.t eyflenca Tie Grand Jnry
niVht have lad in regard 10 Hickey the Wnyor dli
Iii fhat hnh bcsn Hi. aneh niT,sv
Indictment ahonld he brought against him.
lie had IN Idea that Hickey would come on. at
}cc. }ss'"' ~" p'''e' '''''' ''s ~''e" .''"A'''
rt,o1u'.'n 9!a ys,tsrdsy sfsnns II ts ss
found in the report Of liz nrutcenrt OF lat noay.
nootET.
Jp%se 1nm had h.e 9
ijooey. md nsh. ~ son,o nthers: hui he weakened
hn,4cIf BY knowing too much. Tho extent OF hts
Information was such A. To Impress The tnrr With
4. conviction that be waa an extraordinary
ss s 3 &c e. esia s;s &c II
protection q mock aaei!on shops. 6nnEe :*teetets
naturo rhic!, had happened here Tor = }eat
aHmno jum,s appearances MO mt ~ 70 1nllcals
that he waad BE- trusted with knowledzs @ Of % 20
70 make him confdsnte.. And fnnlly they wound
up BY diabeliesng. everything he Ratd* There may
ihcy were 60 mtxca up With fal.chonds that y mas
in1potsble to separate the wheat from the chad.
dEoRoH KiHnknLr
nor arc my fears that he viii run AWAY.
The only fer IN ~ eate T. that, tlese trias afs
witness. Ills i,calth IL IN shsky condition. ito
has no nerves left and y ~ changed from the
:na seaee
5: *aIsd sfssss; $i% + y.
die!sd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ehee.e i ri.y Ts!,us sa@e
and try to anash The indlctnsnta and 81 eh,nfea
q xsnns and 10 On, hsy WI, mol oe speea' III
though. po,slI1o that tt,s5 nxht 6e i!tilc mors
e nss Ill., sss s, xsf' dass s
following rather seansy Interviews with somO Of
them will show: --..-.-.
y Mr. ~ .:,:, D. T. en.sE aassns, . ,,., s
believed tic Grand Jury had dons tic work wull 10
far as thoy LaI gone lfc had no opinion a. to Tho
sas:t .t e ss s,,et nTfi:s'SSs ~ Ss
sMtsSs Attorney to consider. Nothing
iur5cd. ha bolJcTet that thny wers ftily insiiaed
by tj,s evidence presented in several oiier caaes
hss h tss s sr,a az :
psrtes lad uot been Considered snaicient to wats
fant them. Iii, GrannIs Wae very retlcent as 10
il was very unlikely that tic Btato's Attorney
would got much good out Of the new Grand Jury,
which hn' been dts~n In n The ,rr ,s,gular""'s.
ssd oPSqn S 9s nsr.anR Il q, t. @
older md solder men on the jury, 10 whom he 10.
eonsoes sse ~ se thst s As1sn pse wtss
thrntlnc for hja avn espccial utterauces hH ut1l.
esty stsnd!ne Fl, the way. In regard 10 lhs
IjIsL.x ic,ittstrnrf IL annearen hnwnrnr that
, 1877-06-19
ERIE.


6pketol htpoteA 10 1Ad 7TbaRL
EalZ, Pa, juno lB.-Arrirs'e, prop phsladel.
pills. sehs Quesa. Nearly 300. o0o tons Of coal ara
stored ucre awaiting shlp1uen& 10 the Upper Lskcs.
LAsxs quantities. ass daily shipped Veal by rail.
, 1877-06-19
NEW METHOD OF SPLICING,

NEW 1tlIIuOu OF et'L1GlNOs
Capt Henry channun. OF thts city, has inst re-
ceivcd letters paseut tot new method Of splicing
broken wrs.rope. Tbs Invention Il simple and
perfect one, and BY IT. u4e the ends Of vire.Fops
nsol on board Of vessss or elsswhers can bs join
ed together 10 smoothly That II Ia dteult to dis.
covaF rae placs syhsrs the connection II tnadc.
The Joined paFt IL also mu4o ~ strung ~ The rope
tAelf,
, 1877-06-19
ITEMS FROM A,LOG.

Tho prop City Of puluth, which left Chicago Juns
q, called at tho usual west shore ports. Was de-
layed By fog, aud passed MP the ssult River. Juno
0 was detained tweivc hours on tho sault on ac-
count Of slisht break in the LOCKE. Arrived At
Marquette on the evening Of the 10th. June II
went through Tho Portage, snd arrived at bayfield,
at midnight. Loft bayfield, June u At mldnighl
Stopped at L. Points. June II stopped At On
topaxoa, Eagle River, Eagta uarhor, and Cappe
liurbor. Jane !. II arrived at Narquetts >.
Saw there The stsum barges j. s.
FAY ana &. Chamber,aIn. with consorts.
Als0 schss 1lalHtcad and D. G. Maglt Loft 1T II 80
p. IN. June It called at unota. ar rather whht
aud part Of the. dock. Stopped At Nhitcnsh Point:
June 10 pAsted down tho 5anlt Rirer. Touched
at Mackinac Point, It. lguace, and st. Helena.
Of palwth'h cargo eons!sts of plg.!ron, brown
stone, nsh, and sundf1cs.
, 1877-06-19
TIE STEAMER JOHN SHERMAN.

THE STEAMER JOHN SHERMAN.
There appears to havo been premature an
nouneement made by The Detroit papers Of the dc.
coursc. the Chicago papers copied tho blundcf.
Tho Free PreJs Of Sundsy ssys she wns to have left
Detroit yesterday for this port. Should the ex-
curaon business atont prove unrenunefsttve, she
viii urobal " enter the fruit trade. Saturday NJ
tcrnoon, with band ana large party Of Detroit
people aboard. she made short ttiat.tsp up aud
tlown tho river, and exhibited to tho hdn.iring
ststes and for which she has become famous.
uay, Van Norman = Co. who ate the managers
months, bcstanIng with June i, sad have painted
and 1.ted her ont especially for tho buainc.s tn-
tended. The officers ~ appointed are AZ follows:
Thomas Hunter. i
, 1877-06-19

A1tQH JuBIc1f NnU lA1t tICoE0H GAuQUh hO&WEFt
coMpR0AlsH.
mens xsla aoi found Varioua reasons 6ass been
assigned tosi, tue principal ono being that whlts
quite fAt enough; and thai. II Indictments were
found, 4 would bo impossible to secure eonstc.
tun under them. 1hasu weio aon,s Jurors who
A. ' - o oees: IL tadct III 1T aaa t &c. 4
thsy could not hnd tho testimony Afterwards. Nat
thcy were got fp the majority. but the real reason
parties ras that compromlse ,wss entered into
between tho Two parties Into which tho urand jury
w4s divided. This comprom!sa WAS TO The effect
by ths .hots hsad rsreset. sstanstd .ad inds.ed.
and be submitted 10 smother irsad Jury 70 b. I'm:
Paaesd In July. ~ % read aud studied ~ 1t, and
70 :sfse - .sp hasis for ~, p.,o,.
or utnAdAls would squeas Aut thesa
ma:t Do sren III, Sp e e, le.:t !. for the
T not te weI % sm
ihst b. cannot have, IsIioIsi aocs sol ii present
want 10 confuse onsess he ca secure both civil I'D
immunity. Tho County Hoard can sue him y !.
sued Forsyth. 10 rucovet any moneys ont of which
hs may have dafEaaasd sas rounty. and 10 action
board, Furthermore, he u Adsiset By bis sltos.
nay that having entered lnso pledxss not ~ ~
back 90 those ~llh whom hs las bsen
lmpsoper, i would b. highly dishonorahls IL blu,
10 break those promises, unless hs could do sg
would es cminently psopes. SINCE he cannot get
eaxSt 10 isIaa i.thial d hl: .srssnsas xi1L III
30 the situation stauds. The testimony I. to be
6.s4 W aud presented to tas us1t special Grand
Ja1Y. There ~ ~ much Ut It, and Il was 40 ta.
eosia as naks M Se.d It; Ont W IT, assi. 4
to grouped befvEs any thing can bo dona With IL
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-08
Mn oas Yu5lifnm.

Id lenfe adDtungSuoG Die Nufmcrf-
iamtsit meiner blsberigsn SunOen unb
Naer Ole Sdncreitn beoiirfen, auf bic
Shatiade, Dap i'd iebt I'M StanSc bin
S~eiteaungen ouf ir9eno beIicbiac
Suantitaten Sdmereien aus3uflGen.
BdbrenO Der IeBteu flint Sabre lpar es
tets mein 8eitreben mcine SInben nit
ben beften Sdmercien gu perieben unb
beiueiIen Ole tets Sunebmeneen SeHeQ.
ungen, buB Die 0 mir ~perfaufter
Samen in SuaIitdt unb 9tein6eit Den
9ebeaten Grlpartunaen entiprodcn ba.
ben. Wein Sorrata beftebt aus alien
Irten SIumcn=S cmiib- ulO @rasfa.
men i'm Marfte. 8eiteHunseu iuerbcr
prompt beiorat. Spredt Dor uno boil
einen mciuer Salen6er uno Sameufa.
tale9e.
ISolpb 3. 4rubot.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-08

BdB- Gelesentli6 Der am Iebten
Wittwod itattsebabten Sod,eit bes
9rn. Sobn Miler nit SrduIein Warie
Serbian, tonnten es bic iunesn 9eute
Der Nadbaridaft ni9t unterla 1en Dem
iueeneIiden 8rautpaare elm Stano1en
gu bringen; in GrmanaeIuns beherer
Snfrumente bebienten fd Die Serren
Muitantea aIerIei alien 8ledgerd'
tbes auf bieie Beiie einen S~sisenipet.
tafel Ueriibeno Bis ibnen elm S~riutsels
perabreidt muroe porauf lie fid in Der
beif.n 2aune entternten.
stidt wenis mosen Die iungen Wan'
uer uberrGfdt seweisn iein ais por'
9eitern Der G~ontabIe &euenbabn bnen
feline &ufwartuns madte uno ibnen
mittbeilte, cas man ibre @nwefenbslt
in Sermann brin9eno winfde. am
Sienstas Nben6 purben 5 Der would
be Wuffanten unter Der @ntlase Der
8ubeitorung oerbaftet uno Dor ieinen
Sefrensen, Sriebensridter &obpn, &C.
brndt, Der fe unter $4,000 8lrsfdaft
ltelte, bel benz am Samstag SormittaQ
anberaumten Serbor su erfdeinen.
9sitern wurben nod 9.unter berielben
NnfIaae unt.r abnlide 8lrsfdaft &C.
tie ut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-02-08
Nrtn, GaruepaI.

Sbf@on am Iebten Gamstog in IN.
serer etatt Elm Wasten.BaH abseboI-
ten ipurbe, 70 balt bod Bring GarneoaI
ieinen OfisieHen Ginsus err an nads
fen Slenstds unO bat f@ ais Saupt'
QUARTER fur biefen Sag Die serdumise
ct. Charles Sale ertoren in iueIdet CT
Nbenbs alien feinsn llntert6aneu uuo
anbdneern. Oh reid ODER arm, Oh aros
ODER fItin, cine Nubieu; bewialsen
wirb. Ollie SreunSe bon Sunfor, @it
unb &robIideeit fino aufaeforoert fd
Sienstos ubens ;u Oiefer Seflidtsii
%ein;ufnben unS ibr RoaIidifes easu
be%i;utrnsen ben Mbenb su sinem bent
wIsbis.n in Der @efdi9te u~nierer
Stabt su MAIDEN.
Ollie gorfebrunsen fuS bereits se'
nnadt ben &%beiInebmern an oieieni
Wastenbane einen angenebmen Nbeno
iu fdern, ausse;eidnete Wuft wirb
frotIide 99eifen fur Die SansIutieeu
a~ufipieI,n uno nur ole beften Grfriid-
unaen merben ieruirt.
Nud Golden Die fid nidt nod benz
Safe Der Muiit i'm luitigen Eeiben au
idwinaen winfden, miro SsIeaenbeit
seaeben bic 3eit auf's anaenebmite hurd
Elm SartenipieI &C. su;ubrinasn, inbem
Die cberen 3aun1e bes 3auits bcion-
oerS su hieiem 3pe6e erleudtet unb in
Stanb aeiest fein Weroen. Wer olIo
Dem bunten 2reiben Der gewis iebr
sohlreih anwelsnben Maseen Ianse ae.
mug su9sieben, fam i'm o5eren Sto6
gan, semitblih cine Yartie Colo ODER
Scds uno Ss6S;ia MAIDEN unb basel
iein 9las. Mcin ooer Bier IN aaer BE.
baal:dtsit ihlirfen. Gag Siebdeu,
mas piait on nod mebr?
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Staats .9eSislatur oamit beihaiti9t
fetsuitelen OBJ bos Seieb, burd bus Die
Bombs Der Sannibal nno 81. Solepb
G~ifenbabn erneuert purbeu, permit
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tur be;ablt babe unS wuroe benz haru-
Der berri9euaen unwiuen in beinabt
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p~srIieben, obne bab iebod 81 ieAer 3e,i
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more, unb erf in Der ~gegenndrtissr
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felb r bef6uibist III nit bisfer i@mubi'
gen @ei4idte pernideIt iu fem.
Soweit bic 9eusen.g ernsbmunaer
Bis Iebt eeoisben eebt berbor bas BIZ
Gei.ufdaft cine bsoeutenbe Sumrn'
fur 8efs9unss;ue6e ausGesebsn uni
bas bic 9erausssber BON iuei tdsIidsi
bemofratifden 3eitunsen ibre Sanl
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haben, fonbern, naB olss an feline Bel
tune be,ablt iuorosn lei. Die aans'
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Die 8e9tIidteit Der Mitglieber Der II
General NfembIs uno bOfsn wir, bHi
bos 6 omite feline Wube ipareu pirI
UNI Die Mabrbeit in bi.fer eade an
Saseslidt ,u brinsen uuo Die 9&uISi
aen NIT Der pollen Strsnee bes @e
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