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appropriated for construction aud engineering
have not been rightly used, but makes the state
mcnt mentioned as to the pay account
eHRIoC6 CHARGES A1AtN8r KX-sECRkTARY


ment mentioned rs to the pay account.
sHRlous CHARGES A8A1Nsr Kx-sEcRKrAR1
rtt.g,am T., cDnEsoSi Gsnetanoti Commercial. -
WASHINGTON. Nov. 12.-The struggle for the
turfedCtton and control of the investigation into
the atIat, 4 In tho Navy Department under tic
Kobeson regime seems understandable to OUT
ssicrs, who naturally suppose the contest!ng
Committees on Nnval AtIatrs and Expenditures
III the Navy Department have enough To engage
their attention without entering lnto contest
for m increase thereof. bnt a part Of tho trlo
inwardness Of this matter Is In tho fact that tho
member: Of these Committees ara advitcd that
proofs Of positive character arc Awaiting tho
call Of the Committees TO establish the crim-
tnal knowledge Of tho heads OF bureaus
in the Nary Department in transactions
wherein the Government Was defrnudcd ID
large sums Of money during tho Robeson
dynasty. md especially it IA alleged that tho
actual participation Of Kobcson In tho frauds
can be established. Whtttilornc, Chairman Ut
the Naval Affairs Committee, Claims that this
matter belongs properly to his Committee.
Willis, Chairman Of the Committee on E1pcnd-
fiuses In the Mary Department., asserts bis pre-
roRatlyc. Whtthorne shows by Official docu-
fucnts that Ills Committee In the last Congress
lad tho caae un.ier It's control, and for various
rcaaons couta not get through With the subject,
nnd he claims that his Committee has exercised
Jurisdiction Of all matters Of this character ntnco
ISL. The desire OF Wh!tthornc to obtain con-
troll Of the matter for his Committee fs in
part because It Ia unfinished business Of Ills
Committee and also fur rcasoIls above mem
toned.
, 1877-11-14
/ THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.
= y

.sptctaf Mspusc. to TAs Catra1o Tttbune
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Nov. Ex-senator Chat
fec commenced nia attack upon tho Union
Pacific lsailroal to-lay. It was evidently d sub
jcct In which tho Senator took great interest.
The dry array Of figures was listened to with
the c]oscst attention. Tic Union paritlc ecctus
to be disturbed hy the agitatlon COMMENCED
In Congress, md IL already feeling tts
way to compromise. Tho dispatches 'by
the Associated Frees last night evidently werc
intended ns fccicrt as no such proposition had
been submitted to the Judiciary Committee pr
communicated to any Ut tue brunch roals.
Meanwhile the purpose of tho Union Pacific
secms to bc to seek delay in Congressional
action. This was disc!oscd by tho tactics Of tho
advocates OF thu road In tho Senate to-&lay.
sctator Saunders, Of Nebraska, who appeared
u dcfcuder Of tho Union Pacific interests, pro-
scntcd a dispatch from the attorney Of tho
road, which seemed to 10
HxApr FOR THE OCCASION,
stating that tho question Of thu branch
roatls Is now II, litigation before Judge Dlllou,
In Iowa, md that Congress should not inter-
icro With the judicial determination Of tho
question. The friends Of thu brauch roatis are
very confident, however, that Congresa IL dis
poscI 10 take antuo action. As Saunders MI.
pounccd that l,u wished tu makn an argument
Is iuy over week, atscr which time Senator
Chaifee will again bring 1t to tho attention Ut
tho senate.
Frlends OF tho resolution think that they
have
MADE 4 Io1xr
In compelling the Union Pacific people to ap'
pear to oppoao oyen Il resolution OF inquiry.
Al to The .proposltion VI cusnprotnise tclc,
grapheI last night, .1.'ss who hare conversed
WITH members Of the COMMITTEE aFu Ut opis1na
that tIlu Committee wuulQ nut H1sent to any
, 1877-11-14

sptesat ntspdtch fo 7as fAfeara 7rtbH"t.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. 13.-Ihc Texas
paeiflc people say that they do not intend 10
jntr,n,uce their biz at thc cx1ra ecseion. ThcY
th'hk theJ navy petieG1eu p,t' "A'sH "n' s'"'.
mend tt1et1 70 tue majority u tho people, ou1
they do not seem disposed at present to permit
ton' o1 1exas VINO "oau 10, os'a'na!ss " eg.s .no
Chairman III WOW o sue . astea .1,t =. a.t
son fo1et says ne ooss npt "ss'ss 'a' pos'-
m,ttec at tie uggestfon that the Speaker claimed
tha ~, -, .,rntnt rhn,rmon In.tcad NJ m
t.s ,,.,asas, as ~ sa "pp =, .ha ,.onnt,to. Sow
audstfonal Mehoe9 o1 the eo"1'tttee' oo".1
members Of the Committee havc Indicated their
intention Of etccting their own Chairman,
.hoult Randall at.rmpt this, There Ia a rule au-
.,'e..s."s 49, Co,,r,,,,no - r. ,ht. ,ur - :.
thosl@'"R tne S'1t'444'ss' ~ y" Wiley oas 1" !"
seldom used ..--
THE SENATE ELkCTroN CONTESTS.
The Democrats Of South Carolina and Loutst-
49,. 49,. tni1for.n, orcr Tho delax. or ,hc ecuatr
Elections Committee on taxing up sac's cases
They tay that IL Eustis' case there's no cotitcst
Eustls' counsel sa!d sl,ta moTnli,f that tue G,n
n!tttce sent Letter to finehoaek, ro te'',hs .hs
Committee. II this il true there IL no 1ssur'
Corbin mud 1tutlcr. contestants from south
Carolina hare a1Eecsl to submit to ting Commit
tee ssw hs n
tulitcc ctluld settle that case ID 40 tlouf. Inc
action Of the Committed yestcrtay IN the case
OF Kellogg and 6poIoru seems dcs,Ebco lor
delay.
ADJOURNMENT.
The Ways and Alcnns committee ahss mnfn- morn
Ing decided to submit resolution prov1ttng
for permanent ad1ou!utueat oh !hufa-
| slny, Nov. 2, a week before Thinks
giving. The House has already CON-
p1cted the work Tor which 70 was
taIel, viz. tho passage Of the Army OIL and OF
, 1877-11-14

G. Patterson is confirmed for The Southern Dis
trtct Of Florida.
CALL Croy THE rREs1pExr.
A committee Of the caucus Republican Send
tors, headed by Edulunt1t, had long conference
with tic President this evening, anu, II IA un-
t1erstood, fully acquainted him with the general
tone and sentiment Of tho criticisms expressed
concerning the various fentuses Of his pulley.
, 1877-11-14

WASHINGTON.
Debate on the Anti-Resunp-
ton Bill Renewed in
the House.
Tho Measure Ficrccly Attacked
and Deridcd by CI,itten.
den, Of New York.
Favorable Action on the Silver Bill
by the Senate Committee
Predicted.
The Free-Coinage Clause
Likely to Be Strick-
en- Out.
New York and philadel-
p1lia Opposition to
the Measure.
Two Contradictory Possibili-
ties the Basis Of a Plausi.
BILE Argument.
Considerable Crookedness Dis
covered In the Bureau
Of Statistics.
Dr.. Young and Son Have Run the
Concern in Their Own
Interest.
Passage Of the Naval Deficiency
Appropriation Dill In
the House.
The Fight for tho St. Louis Post-0iIlco
Waxing Warmer.
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tories ~ Washington. Idaho. Montana, Utah.
wyoming. Arizona. New Mexico and DakotA.
several amendments were adopted and the biil
passed.. The House bin 10 amend the revised
statutes az tho Unied states IN respect % vachn-
cies IN the once ~ President and Vice frcridcnt
was read by liuc and referred 10 the Committee
ON Privileges and Elections. The credentials ~
several senators elect were received and placed
on AZ the morning session. the House
completed the Sundry IiyiI Appropriation bill
IN Committee ~ the whole. Mr.. Field, from
the Committee on Privileges. reported bill pro-
yiding that in ease N failure - elect n presl-
dent and Wee President the President ~ the SEN
ate, or IN case ~ vacancy IN that once. then
She Speaker OF the House. or In case Of there be-
ing no speaker. the Secretary ~ state shall a..
sumo the Office of President until the President
has been glscted. Mr.. iiurchard raised the
point of order that the committee had no
authority % report nv bill. The speak
or oycrrued the point OF order ralsei by
Mr.. Burchnrd, and after brief
debate the bill passed--yeas. l3si nays. -. Mr..
Purman was the only Republican voting for the
bill. while - Democrats voted against a., viz.
Mcssrs Buckner, Goodin. Hancock. Knott,
Neal. Potter, savage. stevenson. Tarbox,
Thomas, Warren, Nhitehouse and Williams
(Del A resolution by MIR. Schielchcr that the
Hampton and Nichols Governments In South
Carolina and Louisiana respectively be recog
nixed by Congress. was defeated-yeas. 1856 {:
hayes, 3-not the necessary two thirds. mo-
ton a. take a recess lill " To- morrow was car
RED by majority Of vote.
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BY the explosion Of . boiler in the nall
key factory Of Holland a Maxwell, a. Pom
eroy, o.. on the 2lst, George Riley, John
Brown, Writ MASON and Adam Diel were
instantly killed and nine other employees
badly injured--one or more fatally.
projected parade Of military companies
in Charleston, :. c., on the I'D, Washing
on'sbirthday, was forbidden By srder Of
President Grant, for the reason that such
parade might provoke serious disturbances.
Gov. Hampton. while protesting against
the int rfersnce Of the President, counter
msnded the order for the parade.
The So. Lruis, Lawrence and Western
Railroad, Kansas, better known a. the
Pleasant Hill Road, has been sold under
forecc~ura ~ mortgage for 500. 900, TO
Frank Morrison ~ Boston, In the interests
% the mortgage bond-holders. The road
cost Over II On. 100, and was built largely
by cnufty And township aid.
An in pr Auf arrest was made a. Terre
Hzuie. Ira On the 1ai, Of number Of
tue parties ngaxc.i in the attempted train
robbery. Aaa he murder Of Milo Eames,
engineer. y Long Point, on the vsDdaiia
Railroad. Jny ., 1875. The parties ar
rested IRE Charles 81. Clair, . hickman,
Bud Shoem.ks-. brakeman, Samuel and
Alexandrs su-h.-n, colored, BllIy Carr,
and Jennie O-sood-the latter being per.
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Up WASHER, late Cashier Of the Carlisle
Deposit Bank. Carlisle. Pa, hanged him
self, on the 7sth, in the garret Of his dwell
Ing, which was attached 70 the bank. Hass-
Ter was elected Cashier in 1865. and held the
position until last October, when he was
found to he adefaulter. The bank officers
had i.stl uted criminal proceedings, and
bail vas ixsd A. 81, 900, which HAssler was
unable - secure He was found hanging
from the same rafter on which the Cashier
preceding him, VIM. NJ. Bertrzm, hanged
himself In 1855.
The Vanderbilt will il to be contested by
CorEelius y. Vanderbilt and some Of the
daughters Of the late Commodore.
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There are sad moments in every
mans life, especially round st. Valcn-
tines Day. Well DO we remember that
first exquisite valentine, all worked with
angels and hearts pierced with arrows,
and roses climbing up stick, and
drawer-rufiles cut beautifully into The
paper edge. II cost five cents 70 the
girl that sent il; and the next day her
mother came over TO the house and Dor
rowed dime.
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The two houses again met in Joint session
at ii IS on the 2Ist. The presiding oficer an
nounccd the action OF each house in regard "a
Nevada, and the Teller thereupon declared the
votes Of Nevada for Hayes and Wheeler. The
states were then called in succession. until Ore
gon was reached. when the two Eectoral certil
Gates from that state were read, objections duly
made. and the matter was referred {, the Elec-
toral Commission. together with all the accom-
panying papers.
The Senate. after participating In joint
session, considered at some length the Post.
ONCE Appropriation bill. and received mum.
character---...Thc House. previous % the joint
ssion agreed 20 withdraw TIE objection against
Dagxett. the Nevada Elector IL being ascertained
that an error had been made in describing the sf-
fee held BY him. which was that OF Jerk Of the
United states Court instead OF U. >. Commits
si0ner. The Senate concurred In amendments
OF the House % the bill g. ratfy m agreement
win certain bands of sioux, Northern ArapA-
hoe and Cheyenne Indians. and the bill passed.
The Pos once Appropriation bill was com
P.s,,sd. ana sasse; =, wss also sns s
ter the joint session. the report o. the south Car
0iina Election Committee was received and or
dercd printcd. The sundry civil Appropriation
bill was then taken up and considered In Com
mittee Of the Whole.
In the Senate, on the 22d, the Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill passod..... The House
further considered the same bill In Committee o.
the Whole. but did not reach vote.
Tn the Senate, on the Esd. the Naval APP.
preparation bill was taken up and several
amendments agreed to. Jordan. Cashier u the
Third National Bank, New York, was brought u
the bar o. the senate 70 answer for contempt,
and put In the plea that he was not the custodian
Of the papers ~ the bank and had no control
over them. Considerable a scussion eneucd, NJ
the close OF which witness declared his
willingness % appear before the commit
tce and testify. The bill granting the
right % way 70 the Hot springs Railroad Com.
pany over the Hot Syringe Reservation, irkan-
sas. was taken up and passed..... The Hcuse
furthcs considered the Sunhry Civil Appropria-
ti0n bill In Committee OF the Whole, aud adopt
Ell an am. ndment offered by Mr.. Young. that
f25. cov Of the 900 Appropriated for the sur.
vey ~ the Northwestern lakes and Mis-
sissippi River be used solely for the
survey ~ the Mississippi for the purpose
q recIslming Overlooked lands IN the
Mississippi delta At3;l5 p. m u being ru-
morcd that tbr Electoral Commission had made
decision IN The Oregon case, unfavorable 70 the
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kVM8EA0At
A cable dispatch states that % vessels.
many with their entire crews, were lost In
the gale on the English coast on the night
OF the 18th.
The bark Maria, from Doboy, Africa,
TO Belfast, Ireland, with = crew Of IA men,
sprang leak in 4 gale, and filed with water
50 that II was impossible 10 save any provi-
sions or fresh water. The lumber with
which the vessel was laden prevented hei
from sinking. but the weight OF her mast'
turned the vessel on her beam ends unit
the masts broke away, when she righted
and the men regained the deck. HAVING
no food or water they soor
began to die Of starvation, and a
soon a. one died the rest subsisted upon tn
dead body. and 50 on until only two were
left. 1t was 81 days from the time OF the
disaster until the wreck was sighted, ans
during all that time the crew had not drol
OF water or other food than the bodies o
their dead shipmates. They were hnsil,
pickle. up By an American schooner, ans
one Of the two survivors died within foul
hours.
A London telegram OF the 22d says tina
several leading Home Rulers have refused
to assist at the funeral OF John . 'Mahoney
on the ground that their co
operation would be inconslsten
with the Home Rule programme
Cardinal Cullen has also written letter
refusing TO allow the remains OF . Malone
70 lie in state in the Cathedral, on tn
ground tnat to do 90 would seem 70 be sal
approval OF his religious and public conduc
and his projects relative to Ireland, re
sponsibility which am not at All incline'
10 assume
The German Reichstag opened on tn
a2d. The Emperor william. in bis speech
refers to Eastern affairs. and expresses tn
opinion that the peace Of Europe wiz no
, be broken.
The Presidential election In Mexico ha
resulted in the election OF General Diaz-a
. least be claims to have received large ma
jority Of the votes cabt. and pending tn
,, official count he has taken the precautio
! OF being sworn in as President de facto
, General Corsles, Governor u the State Q
Tamaulipas, has taken possession Of Malta
moras with ! 200 men and placed Geners
Corfina under arrest. ostensibly for dis
: obedience Of orders, and 1t Is rumored tbs
he will be court msrshaled and shot. Cor
tina's friends have generally taken refug
upon American soil.
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sonaIly engaged In the robbery, for which
purpose she donned mans clothing and =
false mustache. She was on fhoengine
when Esmes was killed, and has signifed
her intention 10 tell all she knows about the
affair.
The house or John Conoly, in Hszelton
Township, shiawasse County, Mich. was
burned on the night OF the 2oth. and i've
children persisted in the flames. The ia
Their and two elder sons escaped, but were
badly burned IN trying 10 rescue the chill
dren.
The steamer Belle Rowland, laden with
loo bales Of cotton. sunk Al Swan Lake,
10 miles above Fulton, Ark. on the a2d.
Boat total loss. No lives lost.
A horse thief named Cage, from Wilkin-
son County, Miss. was taken from the Jail
Al Alexandria, La, on the night o. the Esd,
ana summarily hanged bya mob. Cage had
stolen 4 horse from Maj. Watts, and, being
pursued, turned and shot Watts, wounding
him severely.
The Indians attacked and captured two
cattle trains near Crook City, d. T., on the
24th. killing two men named McGonigie
ard Riley, and seriously wounding another
named Jones.
The Nebraska Institution for the Deal
aud Dumb, near Council Bluffs, was de-
stroyed by IRE on the 25th. There were
i53 pupils in the building, all Of whom es-
capped. The loss is placed At 800, 900, on
which there was no insurance.
The ST. Louis bridge connection was
completed on the morning Of the Goth, and
trains are now crossing regularly.
, 1877-04-07

WHERE THE Sun NEVER SETS The
following graphic passage is from the
description of a scene witnessed by Mr.
Campbell and his party in the North of
Norway, from cliff one thousand feet
above the sea The sea stretches away
in silent vasness at our feet The sound
Of its waves scarcely reached our look
out away in the north the huge old sun
hung low along the horizon, like the slow
heat of the pendulum of the tall clock in
our grandfather's parlor corner. We all
stood silent, looking at our watches.
When both hands came together at
twelve, midnight, the full round orb
hung triumphantly above the waves a
bridge of gold running due north
spanned the water between us and him.
There he shone in silent majesty which
knew no setting. Weinvoluntarily took
off our hats, no word was said Com
bine, if you can, the most brilliant sun
rise and sunset you ever saw, and its
beauties will pale before the gorgeous
coloring which now lit up the ocean,
heaven and mountain. In half an hour
the sun had swung up pcrceptibly on its
beat the colors changed to those of
morning; fresh breeze rippled over the
Hood &; one songster after another piped
up in the grove behind us we had slid
into another dnv.
, 1877-04-07

A MAGNETIC PLANT. "A plant, sup.
posed to be new, has been found in Mic
aragua which, if what is said to be true,
is great vegetable Curiosity. 1t has
been named PhytOLtcca Eicctrim. 1t is
said to possess very pronounced electro
magnetic properties. The hand is sensi-
bly, benumbed npon touching the shrub,
and the magnetic influence is felt at the
distance of seven feet, The magnetic
needle is sensibly perturbated, becoming
more aud more so as it reaches the cen
ter of the shrub, when the disturbance
Is transformed into very rapid gyratory
movement. The intensity Of the phe-
nomenon varies with the hours of the
day, and at night is hardly perceptible.
1t attains its maximum about 3 p. NJ.
In stormy weather the energy of the ac-
tion is augmented. No insects or birds
have been seen on it.
, 1877-04-07

First.born among the continents,
though so much later in culture and CIV
iIization than some of more recent birth,
America, so far as her physical history
Is concerned, has been falsely dcnomi-
mated the NeD World. Hers was the
first dry land lifted out of the waters.
hers the first shore washed by the ocean
that enveloped all thy earth le4ide; and
while Europe was represented only by
islands rising here and there above the
sea- America already stretched an un-
broken line Of land from Nova Scotia 10
the Far West.
, 1877-04-07

WAsHNGToN. March 3O.-Prorcrdings
of interest to all settlers within the
twenty mile section of the California md
oregon Railrond have i0Nt occurred at
the General Land Oitirr. some years
ago, while in the House of K prcsrn'a-
rives, Sargent procured the passage of "
'rw dcdiCnting exclusively To- home" stead
and pre- cmption purposes all hand, in
, 1877-04-07

The best way to represent to life the
manifold uses OF friendship, is to cast
about and see how many things there are
which Il man can do for himself: and
then it will appear that it was sparing
speech OF the ancients to say THAT a
friend is another of himself :" for a
friend is more than himsel.
, 1877-04-07
NOTICE.
SEATTLE, W. T.

All persons indebted to me are expected to
settle, by note or cash, immediately
ISAAC CAFHCAET,
Proprietor Snohlmi.h Exchange
, 1877-04-07

Men are generally deserted IN adyersi-
ty. When the sun sets, our very shadows
refuse to follow us.-PytRtitC.
, 1877-04-07

4 Wisconsin couple named their sixth
syy "Euougn.'
, 1877-02-05
Ginioe oute Oriin0e

1.-Gtne neue GrFnbnns, s~rtnoIt& Sk$sefs
uno gstdert BURG 4ateni.
2.-Nta6t einsu oIis m menen 2sd.Sn4,
sleib anf beiosn Ssitea. an alien Grten BON 6toiIsa.
S.-aauft Ieibt, ianft ssrdulalos unb rai@-beHr
6 combination bon @i9enl6aften.
A.-Dausrbaft IamftSabre ia 9 obue Repa.
y%atlren.
5.-9 erri6,st allie arteu BON N~bstt
ino Sanep Idsereien in elmer porsiislidengB eNs.
S.-,5it fir hea grb:iter iebr 1ei9t ,u b.
9aben. Die 2Gase Ger Stide fam regulirt msroer,
iuGbreno Die Mtoidine I'M GanSe iii, uno bieie tann
nit einem SSSooen osre9ta peroeil, obne baB berleIbe
ohrh 26d)er iu 9ebs: bai.
5-pian siufa3, iin~reib, elegant, inoem
SET Std pb n Den Gsbtaud Don Gos gg5set Gears,
RotarD Cams unD &eusr 9leirs forinirt miro. Gar osn
automatieDrpp 6esD, mslber Elm eietd.
9an9e bts 5tihss bel irsenb
elmer Gel 9uinbigtett F9ert. BAT unlerru
nsuen & breaO GontroIIer, tpstber cine sletn-
udBiee 9etue9uns Der gseOls-8ar eriaubt uno esusr
9erIeBung oes Saoens oorbeust.
5.-GOnltruction d II 8 erRfsrsfdlti 9 unb bon.
snbet. SIT fabri3irt BON cen sei&itteten nm o
.rfabrtnf 4rbsitern in Der beriibmrsM
Bennington 9lrrnorp, Snpn, U. o. Nbifaeelpo,a
Office: $40 Gbeffnut CITRATE. 2Wt7moa.
, 1877-02-05
Cine Mutter erfem1t ibren SDbn nad)
17iGbrioer Srennuna wte0er.

8pr II Sabren marl0erte Der 1ed)8ldbs
rt9e Serrb, Sobn OeS Sergmann8 Se1rD
5art BON Slppbant, Yenniplpanier, tn ben
@alo stuilden Slppbant uno GObbs, I'm
Seeren sa laden. ST FAM nidt iuieoer.
Die Gltern ludten nit ben Sfadbarn ben
9an3en @alo ab, SenrD ipar uno blieb
peridwunocn. Wtan b6rte nie mebr et@aS
bon benz perloren 9e9an9enen Sobn uno
bielt i'm fir toot, 10 oab Sart einem nad)>
eeborenen Sobne ben 9eamen SenrD CAB.
Sor etni9en Ga9en Nun beirtdteu Sefante
Der 8amilie Sart Die penniplpaniihe Stuot
8iltesbarre, bort itieben iie auf einen
iu1een Otann, Der gang auberoroentlid)e
Aebnlidfeit NIT Sart batte, 10 auffalleno
oaB iie i'm frasten, oh ct nidt Sart beige,
ST beige 9teilep, antiuortete Der jun9e
Mtanr, aber ct ,ptlie ntd)t oh oas letn ribz
tiger Nante Jet. ST. iei bon einem Wtanne,
Der auf ben 8ooten oes Oelaluarez unO
Sub ouz@ Canals arbeitete, er3ogen, aber 10
10 idntdblid %mibbanoelt woroer, baB ct
linn enolid oaponselaufen iei. Die Be-
fanttten meloeten oaS benz alten Sart.
Dieier iudte ben junsen Mtaum auf, bet
linn iaste, iueun ct ibn fit ietten Sobn
battle, lo1e ct Die Mutter unO S6meiter
brin9en, uno ridtig, iobalo Die Wtl1tter in
oas i3lr1mer trat, %erfanlten ie uno ber
oerlorene Senrp iid ausenblidlid mieoer.
Oieier puroe nun I'M Grimpbe uah Slps
plant 9ebradt uno BORT BON oer eanseu
Nadbaridaft feierlih empfanseu. Mian
fam lih Die 6reuoe Der 2eute oeafeu, uno
Die orei Senrp's in einer 6antilie ipenn es
audi mandntal fomiide SermehSlun9en
9ibt.
, 1877-02-05
Sritilde SanOelsmarime.

Sn Der britiiden Sanoelsmarine iino
,udbreno oes Sabres 1875 i'm @an3en
4O76 GooesfdIe poreefommer, Jim 526
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