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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

but where the remova! is evidently made
in the public interests the assent of the
Governor should not be doubtful under
any circumstances, and assuredly could not
be doubtful when both executives are OF
the same political party. At all events the
duty Of the Mayor to make the removals
is plain, as he must of necessity initiate
the act. The Governor cannot approve
until the Mayor has removed. 1t IS, there
fore, to be hoped that Mayor Ely will
promptly cite all the Police Commissioners
to appear before him on charges of in
efficiency and unwise. demoralizing, official
conduct, and will, if the charges are sus-
tanned, certify their removal to the Gov
ernor. We regard 1t as certain that Gov
ernor Robinson will cheerfully cooperate
with the Mayor in securing better adj
ministration of the police government of
the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

CONGRESS YEsTERDAY.-Mr. Stanley Mat
thcws' silver resolutions were debated in the
Senate up to adjournment The Colorado cleo
ton case was finally settled in the House by
the admission Of Mr.. Patterson, the democratic
contestant. Being allowed to speak in his own
defence he enlivened the proceedings by severe
attack on Mr.. Hale, of Maine, who some days
ago alluded to him rs q bcggar General Butler
evoked the derisive applause of the democratic
benches by denouncing returning boards and
other election machinery with which the country
IL somewhat painfully familiar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

The SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE seems
determined to get Senator Patterson out Of the
Senate, but his colleague Mr.. Butler, is to be
relieved from the responsibility Of undertaking
1t. memorial asking for an investigation will
be presented to the Senate. II it goes to the
Committee on Privileges and Elections there is
not much danger that it will report before Pat
terson's term expires.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

THE WEATMER.-The depression which was
over the lake region OH Wednesday night has
moved rapidly toward the New England coast
developing into storm rs it progressed
The pressure fell quite rapidly rs the
disturbance was central in the Bay of
Fundy, and rains with high winds attended
its movement. A steep barometric gradient
being formed behind the storm 1t Is probable
that its energy will increase rs it passes into
tho Atlantic. Clearing weather, with high
pressure, follows the depression. The area Of
highest barometer now extends from the Upper
Mississippi Valley to Kansas and Tennessee, and
close behind its northern end from the direc-
ton of Montana and Manitoba there is another
depression which will probably prove very ex-
tcnsivc. Rains with lower pressure continue
on tue West Gulf coast, with northerly to
easterly winds Continuous dry weather
has prevailed in California, causing much
uneasiness 10 farmers. Rains, however, now
threaten in the southern sections. The
temperature has risen decidedly on the Atlantic
coast and in the INTERIOR but IL low in Manitoba.
The weather III New York and its vicinity to-day
will be colder and clear, or partly cloudy. On
tomorrow 1t will probably be warmer, with in
creasing cloudiness and possibly rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14
WITH SUPPLEMENT,
NEW YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER ii. 1877.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO APPRENTICESHIP
insure The proper classification Of Advertisements
it is absolutely necessary that they be handed in
before eight o'clock erery evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14
FATAL MINE ACCIDENT.
[pY TELronApH TO THE HERALD. ]

[BY TELEoHAPH TO THE HRRALD.1
SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec 13, 1871.
young miner, named Martin Hennessy, was In
stantly killed by fall OF coal in the West Shenandoah
coiery, belonging to the Philadelphia Coal and Iron
Company, at this place, this afternoon. He was
buried under the coal, and whom his body recov-
cred he was found TO have been literally crushed.
HIS father, who BY his side 1T tho timo was not
injured His grief 10 heartrending.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

Boston Has SENT n large delegation of her
Commercial Club to Chicago to arrange over
big banquet for transfer of the Western trade
from New York. 1t is to be hoped they will
have good time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

From reports This morning tie probabilities
are that the srea0ter in Nc,c York and its vicinity
today wiU be colder and clear, or partly cloudy.
On tomorrow ii riN probably be scasner, scih in
cgeosing cloudiness and possibly rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

SEVERAL CURIOUS CASES of mistaken identity
have occurred in this city recently. A son. tor
instance, identified body at the Morgue AS that
Of his father, who, however, made his appearance
after the Coroner's inquest had been held and
as prisoner was on the eve of being tried for
his taking of. In another case the father Of
family was met on the street by one of his chill
dren while his supposed remains were awaiting
burial at his residence. In the courts another
curious case came up yesterday The accused
Was, fortunately, able to prove he was not the
criminal but 'somc other fellow and SO saved
himself from the Penitentiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

MR.. ROOSEVELT PROGRESSES to be entirely
satisfied with the action of the Senate, and there
can be no doubt that Mr. Arthur is. From the
interviews in other columns it will be seen, in
fact, that almost everybody is happy. But,
then what is all the row about?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY-The stock mar
ket was heavy and dull, the principal feature
being break in the coal stocks. Gold advanced
to 1898 and closed at 1O3lt the opening
price. Government bonds were very weak,
States dull and railroads irregular. Money on
call was easy at 5 6 per cent, closing at per
cent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

SEVERAL SEVERE FIRES in different parts of
thccountry are reported this morning, the losses,
unfortunately, being unusually heavy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

TILE SENATE is not the only legislative body
where political parties are almost tie. In the
New Zealand Parliament the Premier, Sir
George Gray, according to the latest advices,
has been kept in Office by the casting vote of the
Speaker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

THE Coal KINGS have thus far been unable
to agree. 1t will not be very grave public
calamity'if they never agree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

The SAME OLD STORY was told again yester-
day at another fruitless conference in regard to
cleaning the streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14
INDIAN DEPREDATIONs.

SAN FRANCISCO Dec. Is, 1871
The Indians are again committing dopredations near
Florence, Arizona They captured . mail stass aud
killed the driver. Troops are In punulI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-12-14

LONDON, Dec. II, 1871.
This morning the news would seem to presage
more disaster for the Turks The Russian army,
set free by the capture OF Pevna, appears to have
career. Bucharest correspondent telegraphs:-
IA report is current here that the Russians have
gained great victory near Elena, taking 1900
prisoners.n
, 1877-04-07
Tenti@Iano.

Berlin. 6. Mpril. Dicm& reu,r 3ta.A
meloet, oab bic Trase iibet ben Giidtritt
Gismard'S erlt nah Der Niidfcbc oes
G,unprinSen aus Sanoucr entld,ico:n met
sen mirb.
Qonbon, 6. Npril. Cine Bcrliner
Depcidc scr Zines" belidhtet: nOa cine
Ippcllation aeqen oas Dor Dem Mosfau=
er @eridte sefdlltc llrtbcil in benz ErO-
se1e sesen Die nGommer;ieacz @nlel9c~
8ant" einsereidt woroea 1T, 10 wiro Tr'
@%trousburs, troboem er our Verbannun9
pcrurtbei(t purb', als Gefansener in Ell,
lien, Mosfauer 9otel feitsebalteu. iuSem
CT ola i3euae auftrcten io0. @oweit CT
iclbi III 8etlade fommt, ,ueroen feiu
neuen Gcrbanolunsea %cinssleitet ,uerocn'
ba CT feline Expectation sesen ieia nrtbei
onbdnais acmoAt bot
, 1877-04-07
TERMS TO u
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SON.

OOAAAAkL WEGAAx SUVo
Five copies, one yea. separately addressed,
-Four DOlIars.
len copies, one year, seDarately addressed (and
an extra copy to the getter up of club.
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year, separately addressed
(and an extra copy TO the getter up of club.
Fifteen D0llars-
FIFTY copies. one year, TO one address Iand the
Semi Weekly one year to getter up of club,
Thirty-thrse Dollars.
Fifty copies, one year, separately addressed (and
the Sem Weekly one y.ear to getter up OF club,
Thirty.ive Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year, to one address
club. Fiftv N~ilmr ~.
One hundred copies, one year. separately nd.
dressed San: the Daily for one year to the getter
up of club, SIXTY ilolIar ~.
THE SElnI-WEEKLY SUN.
Five copies. one year. separately addressed.
EiGnt Dollars.
Ten comics, one Yrsr, separately addressed tanA
an extra copy T. s'ter up of clun),
sixteen D,iars
SEND YOUR MONEY
n Post Office orders. checks, or draH ~ cy
aoEx, wherever convenient. If not, thu. .~-sL.r
NC AetIess containing money. Addre.s
J. w. ENGLAND. pubishcr.
"tdce, New ivik CITY
, 1877-04-07
MtutIte tslfgr. gtpe(dta.
Ser Grieg inn Orient.

Qonbon, 6. April. Cine Tcpside
Ser uTiues" meloet aus Gettinje: rSu
uerldieoenen @essuoea Montenesro's
herridt aroBe Motb, jebod ,uerSen arrBe
Yorrdibe an @etraioe tdslia non NuB~
lamb bierber bef0roern."
Sic gforte 1T nit benz ErotOfoae u1''
;ufrieocn uuo erbebt beionoeren Ginmaro
seacn Die ooraeidlasene Nbruituns. Die
a%llaemeine Infidt 1T. oab Die pforte f'd
,peisern miro, ioa1ei6 obsuriiiten. Die
Gcrtretey Ser Middte mad)en groBe Nu<
1trensunsen sur Qufredtsrbaltuns oes
9riecena. Gine frieolide 2Siuns idcin'
ieooh untcr %sesermdrtiscn u~n1itdnoen
fd,,ptcria.
9ead einer Depside aus Qaris hetra'
gen Die freiwiuisen gtitrdae a1 Dem n'l=
litdrildcn Tono Der Yforte bis gum GnS
oes Monats Sanuai $4,000 Yfuro
@terlins.
Qorb DerbD erfldrte. Gnslano babe oaS
Erotofol utter ser 8ebinaun9 untefaeld-
net, DAB Saf1elbe, wenn es iciaeu 3wed Der
fcble, ndrnlid scsenleitise Gbr,iituna. ais
uuu uno nidtid betradtct lucroen io0tr.
Dic Yea 1T lit 8asoao aussebrod9en.
, 1877-04-07
Wuropai(ht Nahrihttu.

GGew. Die chronique scandaleuse
uuferes fibslen 2reiSseri@ts . @sfdns.
n.Hss sibt etoff au :insr Graahlun9 ia
tuelder mebrere SniaHsn be0elben als
8elben reip. 9slbinner, auftrstsn. 3msi
lbereinanberlies.nbs 3euen merbsn nam.
lid ieoe BON 6 Qerren unb 6 Damea
bewobnt anb atuar wnbneu erftere oben,
lestere untsu. Die 2amseweile unb bsr
WunId, bic l@6nsn @emobnerinnen
Der untereu Belle fennen au lernen.
bradten Die mdmliden @efan9enen auf
ben @ebauten, Elm Sod in Der TuBbo,
ben lu idneiben uno bura banelbs bin,
ab3ulteiseu, mas ibuen 8slans. Der
Gests mar leibsr etpas ~ eorpulentsr
Watur, 10 baB Ct fi9 ni@t binburd.
smdmssn tonnte, uno srbob nun, nit
ben 8sinen in bic Quft baumelnb, unb
wabrsnb unten oas NisS srt6nte ,Wir
1sen 10 fr0bli@ beiiammsn" Elm iau,.
merliaes @ei@rsi bas bic Nufisbsr bsr.
bel rief, welde i'm aus ieiner ni4t Isbr
ansenebmsn Gage befreitsn. Gr bate
10 beosatenbe Gnitren9unasn gema4t,
am biubur@auiommen (wobei ion Sis
1utsrsn an ben Beiuen aoa.n) bab inn
uortli9 bas 6eu BON ben Mippen ab.
aetdsu6sn tporoeu 1T. Nls bic '9D6rter
Iin,ratsn, fA bic Situation b.tradtsn
anb itren unmiQen 6uBerten, eutasan,ts
sinsr Der 9sfanaenen Qiebbaber isl6itbe.
uuBt: ,St benn Qiebe Elm Derbreh.n ?"
Dan.rAorf Sim ~ Sftob.r S.s.r
, 1877-04-07
Der 81 6mpnber
,,@et1t @mrlD Gmt"
$@baf aa,sp @igaretten,
Sdbricirt bon
q. g. @uem S g.,
Ri1monD. q.

Ger Mi@monesr IS M Gobaeeo. IT. on ben 1. ausseh sgsim,
Britannia Natnral 0eaf" gddntten nno fret bon Stehqen, Staub, rartume
oor iraeno elmer grfathuna. Der eHhts sraue goosn, porua oieFr Eabat senuad~
fen Qn fdmar Stid in girsnia uno 9tor9 earoGna) uno BE at Deg Srod..
mems pernuiuoert bic Yroaente bs OGeotneS oeb6alb lam oerfebe IN Hfe1en. o@r]
in gsaraten srauat wsrbeu, obue gu tefmhtea 2ersbaennen, S@ranoel. i'm 8op'
fe. ODER QBlaicn auf br j3unae III btonnen, welfeS oft ourh TobaL. melher IN
einem iawren es9mbooen saua@fen uns mi: attedlas 0aen: ao %%r s09"ea'
ODER denihe Gublauaen parfimrt oor anoermeuhg perfdNbt III, 9ethMtt.
Durb feline SMinbet. fem aroma. iemn naMiaea ceruh uuo @elarnad
Iuo rein1eu @ortn Gabot, ben man baben fann.
Son elmer Nnalpie, welde tarsGd 10 oukm Tabat cot 81. Gusuaus
BDtr, Der bera6mte Gbemit Der fSnsiden IarfultureeSlc0idaf in England. ae-
madt wmoe umo b6en Same 70 betuunt in ieoem 2atoatoriun Der gSet, 1T 6ol'
9cnbes Elm Mas;ug
IL Salisbury gquare, 6tt Street. sc. 2onoon.(
st, fnoe nr epuren bon @alpekr in benz 9abaf. ludbes Der @runo 1T. bag
er elmer 10 mloen @eNtnad bat, benn iii aMn fafen bciBcnoen Iabaf foc tb
.ims aRal, o6 gapctcr in beoeutcnoer Nmanttdt corhrrihenO 1T; cine anoese
.unS mihtioae Sode, wctbe ub bmdb meme nnteriudung ousafunoen babe. IT.,
noB err ur wenis 9trdn cntbdt umo oab in ohhn @otsn Gabat bret ODER pier
mai lopiel asfunoem nib. SD fnbe, oa6 oair Iabat cine oerbdtniBnaBti tenne
rQuonttdt @%imci6fofe entbdt bucs erndrt ben lebiden Geradb oes Naudss
bon oiNr smte Gobat. @S 1T wabrid cine Der nobrmheuTen Sortsn, of th
lie ouauht bae unb es 1T mufGd mabr. bB Der Gabof NUT menta 9deotn lumo
"@imeiRaoff entbat. waAeS ib aS en beionoeus Senn;ihen enss lebltd riden'
ben uno muben EabafS, bctadte:"
Der @opetcr eibt zen Gatut. ben mir fir fart umo ihedt balen. Sm ihor
fen, beimnoa @eduad Der Guuci6ncff gilt Den unauscnebmen @eruh, we
perbranntc sSeoern ODER Son, rclder oft I'LL ldGdbt brennenoeu 2abat @nerH w~o;
os gcotn 1T br @ftNof.
, 1877-04-07
Gn8lan0.

2onSon, 6. Ipril. Die sulcet aus
amerifa a%rsefommencn Dampfer berid'
ten iiirmiides @ctter auf ben, atlantis
jdcn O;eane.
Su Der leeteu ISOLDE itarben &c Fer>
fpncu in Qomton an ben Glatteru.
Gin Siiderboot. peldcs seitern in ben
-t0afcu Jon Bauff einaufabren periudte,
puroe auf ben Selien deridmstterrt uno
feds Wiits'iebcr Der @annidaft ertrans
fen.
, 1877-04-07
0aldnoi(he Dspe(Aen.

&on0out, M.=Y., 5. Mpril. Cine
9epei9e bon Moresuille, 9elaipares
County, melbct: n9as 9otel BON Gris=
pen & gImenoorf brannte seitern Mor.
gen oh. uno Sobn Smitb BON Bine SiQ
fam IN Den 6lammen um's 2ebcn. Ue-
itern Nodmitta9 fano man ieincn 2eih.
nam utter Dem Sdutte. @er Serlult
, 1877-04-07
Girginia .@taats>@ a3erGt
tas.sp berausssseben son
9sbn g. sin.
no. 3tu6lfte stra6e.
Hibmono,Y ga.
Nreiic Der Mu3eigen:

g., s.,.,. IN maI s075
9!!ss S Ssss..' .m ~ gmsI 12.
Tin SanAre, bret Mal- 10
Gin 9auare, cine We&e I'D
Fin Gauars, etnen Mcnat rV0
Elm eanare bret Mcnats foVO
@r5ssre Mnseisen screen Wtatr btrt&nsf.
01t rter tentser Bel N btIben etnen Square.
aae Anseisen Fnb TIM gssaus III sabIeh.
Die aeituna wtst In Nidmpnb nab ttm'
ssaene sun Sen 9rSsera fit IS gents pe,
WrGe auS9efragen.
, 1877-04-07
Dtt Tnhkur>

2 ssttn.s !. ,san,s st:s,siss ssitosrIssrn UNI:
lutteten: ~. &ur wtro our4 oaS lcseisennte
3o3haA anS BURG gtnnebmen BON 9o1pMiser
ibreu Sit bat, nj ttef fe lte9t, unb gu slet9er
Set ssissn he bic 9ebenstraft' bes msni6en an.
Ianienoe fino tn ben febtsn apet Sabren tn Der
porbsm. Inter ben @~ebetttem tefinpem ii6 uieIs
Merste mnb Mpotbefer. Die 2obbGber u%nteridetten
jd BON onberen 8dbern baourd, baB tie brett auf
Bite &~rontbeit etnwtrten, mnb ben tranten Stof ents
feruen, tn relher form er aud gun Wortheiu
omme. Ste fub elm Derbrenannsss eber ausideis
buusss4roeeb Der 8rantheitsitoie. Sober &ranfe
wirb Bet ber Gnrpenbuns btsier 8nr i~osulasen fetR
ssi s|ft it T e h !. W m;r, Ss% asS 1 SaIa s' s.bs ga'e n.S 4.
renb nod Der bisbertsen Seilmetbeee BITE Wtttet
0em6bnIth sei6brltder iinb ais bic Granfbeit Ielbit,
nne t$ sStsTs ~ sanass peer iseanSdrsr sranf'
Obslei3 bic suybaOer aGe arantbeiten, inTNsrlta
unb duserltd, ~turiren, 10 limb bod bic gStrtunaen
BET f~olsenben aranfbeitens Defenders penn tic I'D
nod tn acutemS ~uitanbe %betinben, sanS aueerorbenss
werben iebr ldnel, sewDbnli@ NIT la Saoern,
tnrtrt. NaISs unb 8um9enfM,niroiMht wtrb,
b~eionosrs bet lnnasn aenten u. INT eriten Stabturt,
sewS9nIia Isi4t turirt. @ailerindt, Rbsns
ebenio Mmsens unb STANDARDIZATION, iowie aae
tppbtlttitd)e &rantbetten tn iebem @rabe. Set
auberen 8raufbeiten, Wranomumoem, @cs
sdsIi.ssm u. S SffssSseeasm ar 81 Elm y sd sf II si biareiSs sase
nm Seben pom Der gStrtuns gu iibersel9en. Wfas
GcmtrcbS unb bic iosenannte G,arns ober
,YMcfcrrnbr (eine bis ieBt unbeilbare &rontbeit)
wurben sebsilt.. Yei lesterer Rrantheit seber Is
@roSent bes 3a9erftoiies NIT iebein Babe bur4 bex
rrin ab.
Dte Babes unb Ginncbmcs Hulpcr werScu mad
iebsm BIAS I'M 9anoe ~perlanbt, Ser QretS hes
@abespulpers lit So, Der bes Gtnnebmc : 9ulpcrs
81. Dean laiie ii9 cine 9roidire iiber bic 2ohr1a
n snalii3er oser bsuti4sr Sprade ibiden.
FIR. Rauchfuss.
"A Stauton Str, Dox 1901
@sw Qors
, 1877-04-07

an benz @ebduoe un6 an Der Ginrihtung
beIauft fid 1uf SIG, ZOO. iegerli@.runs
ouf 100000"
6orrisburg. 3d., 6. april.-
Wi1iam Galboub aus 2odbauen, ga.
,puroe UNI pier llbr seitern Morgen in
Dem bielisen 8abnbofe bon einer 3use
iiberfab,en uno 10 idrefli6 perlest, Dap
er Il Stunoe oorauf itarb. Ser Ser.
unsliidte CAB suerit por, g6as. @aro 81
beiBen Mno als @eidaftsreiienoer I'M
Dienite elmer Baltimorer Tirma Sa iein.
Borbentown n. N.=D., 6. Mpril.
s. McGormid, IS Sabre alt. tuuroe
turs mad 8 llbr seitern Nadmittas BON
Dem pbilaoelpbier SdneI3nse iiberfab'
rem unb ausenblidli9 setootet.
YbiIaoelpbia, 6. Mpril. 0r.
Sol. gDilion. Elm befonn:er Surit aus
W.fdener, 3d., fiji ssitern, ,udbreno or
an Der gfe Der 81. uno Gbeitnut.S traz
Sc einen in 8epesuns befinbli6snBa bns
aug beteissn uollte. unter bic &doer uno
wurbe ausenblidli9 set0otst.
9eabwoob. 8. IS. 6. Npiil.
Gray Sorie" laserte in Der persansenen
NaAt NIT 1900 2riesern nDrolid BON
Der Bear. Butte. Greet Sic Snoianer
linb ouf Dem Wese nad Der rSpotteo
Sail "Maentur; iie leiben sroScn Man'
gel an 2%ebensmittsln uno lino bereit, fail
nm ieben Yreis Grisoen gu -i6Iieben.
Sbren 9eridten ;ufolse min Sitting
BuQ" ni9ts bon einsm Grieoensi4lulle
wiicn, uno beinoet ii6 oeristbe euf BEN
@ese mad Dem briiilden @ebiete.
Qittlc Sc o d, Nrt., 6. Npril
Tom Miuiams. siu Gberofee- Snotancr.
wurse am1 @amitaa Nbeno gu ga ;le
quab I'M @ebict Der G9erofce Station er
morbet.
3uei weibc Yferoeoiebe wuroen Gan:
lfaae I'M @cbiet Der Ghoctom Station &C.
t0btct.
SonGronsisco, ben 6. @pril.
Gin rpelli9 9sbsnoer palagiersng De-
Central Yacific- Sabn" coaioirte ou
Der 9ierra Nspaba in Der Nd6e DOT
Cascade NIT cinem Jradt5u9e. Si'
beiben Gofomotiufibrer uno 9ei5er ,pur.
ben set0btst. BON ben Yuliasiereu abe
Nicmano perlett.
Gan Trameisco, 6. Iprit. 81
miro 9eu1eloct, oaB elm aus 9 Wasgona
~beltebcnoer Brahtsua Scr rWeitlidcn.
Pacific Sabn" il Der Ndbe pom Me>'
wap Statiou aus benz 0cleiie Lief mi
in einca @rabcn l~tiir;te. Gin;:lbcitcr
feblen.
@patere Nadritten iiber bcn uafau
auf Der rGentarl Yacific.Y a9n" in &c
Ndbe bon Summit eraeben, SoB msbrer
PaNasisre leidt ucrleet murocn.
, 1877-04-07
Tranfrei1.

Yaris, 6. Npril. Saul Dc Gaiiasnac
1T tueaen 8eleioisuns Der Deputirter-
TANNER su a,pei Wionaten 9aft uno eiucr
@elN bulge bon 5000 6ranfen uerurtbeiIt
tuoro:n.
, 1877-04-07

ns1- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-04-07

ues~ Iqs Nrt Orudarbeiten wereeu
in FER . flee Der uSiraiuia Staats.
ga cite" aassfertist.
, 1877-04-07
@cpr0e @ibfpn, IT,,

Wa@fslstr non 8elluss & @itlOn.)
g 0. 1901 81 i Stra6e.
S mppttenr nnb ganoler in
alien Surtcn Eorscllan- ruo 9laS.
Waareu, SoAuie III pcridicoeneu
grten 0ausbaltuugSscz
rdtbihaiter.
ST babe Iretsn birsft erbalten eire ueue
Tprm @irtb1haftss 8lai9en unb .ale arten
Won Glaicr, Standardization, Gbampaguer-
Glider, cit roles enforcement Ypn Sierala-
firm. Gisbaltcr oeer Wa6eNfiiblcr .Ner GER
atprs." ionic cine arpDe auswau ppn frapsS.
iilArn Map enpiii9sn p.rielan.
, 1877-04-07
Staiieu.

Gtom. 6. Mpril. Der Yapf fat Den
@rSbiiAof 2eoodousfi auseblid etnScla>
ben. Ieinen Wobnis in BEN Yatifan aufs
auidlassn.
, 1877-04-07
Gbanien.

Mabrit. 6. 9pril. &Snis Ilionio
1T uon leiner Geiie ourd Spanica nad
lRaSrio suriidssfebrt.
, 1877-04-07
@ufsepabt !! Mufsepabt
Maunfaktnywaaren e anfer!

eHWuRl9KtnImQQlfH ~ q II!
l1nisr Ginfaufer III im Nsreen. TIM ben
8roben gerfdufen bon Ronuflfturwaaren
bet3urcbnen unb i&idt 9rree Genpuneen.
'pelde Ct fir bic niebrtsffen gre:ie fir baar
setautt.
Cine neMe Senbuns BON ben fdSnen
lararSen M~IpdcaS, gu Is Lis IS 0ertt;
elm fe.ner fir IS Cts.
Cine anbere Yartte Drn Aleiterapfen III
tetnstt SHUTTER, ~el@e gu J bet yfeiie s~ertauit
tperteM.
Cine ercBe Mupabl ron e%inbstmildtn
@aaren, 3u berabsetBten yrsiien getauit iiup.
SdtDn geblei9tes "A 8aumwulrnaeus fir
10 SIS.
1lent @riblin9s- maaren
wtsbsn tdgIia erbalten unb biQie S~erfauft.
tm 9ati8en 8s(ud bitten.
JIG. WHITLOCK,
tn 1909 Main Gtrres.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-13

The New York Heralds and Chicago
Inter-Ocean's London correspondent says, at
the close Of telegram announcing the fall
of Plevna:
"The Turks have been as completely de-
feated as the Austrians we're at Sadowo in
1866 and the French at Sedan in 1870. Th.
Turks refused the conditions which Europe
and England offered, and Turkey must now
take the consequences, and, sooner or later,
submit to forfeiture Of her authority, if
not of her territory, in Europe. No Euro
pean power, England least of all, will inter
fere: The moment for peace has come. We
are in hopes that our government will rec
ommend this 10 both belligerents."
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-13

A letter written by Hon. w. f. Chandler
from South Carolina to the New York Tri-
bune flaunts the ignominious bloody shirt
after this fashion:
While complete amnesty, security, and
political power to butchers Of republicans
has thus been obtained, what steps have
been taken by the administration or any
northern republicans to secure a fair trial
to the accused southern republicans, upon
whom Wade Hampton and his infuriated
blood-hounds have turned with savage
ferocity?, A congressman has been drag
ged from Washington and convicted and
incarcerated; two republican officials have
been sentenced and imprisoned, and Tn.
tied States senator is threatened with simi-
lar fate. Are these things being fairly done?
are the accused having fair trials? are they
being prosecuted solely from love of JUS
tice and according to correct administration
of the criminal laws, and not as measures
Of political prosecution. revenge, and fero-
city? If they are, nothing need be said nor
can be done about it; but if not, the republi-
cans Of the north need to give the subject
careful investigation, and to take manly and
courageous action.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-13

The subject of economy in the use of tim.
Der receives considerable attention in the
report of the secretary Of the interior. The
prospect that the supply may become exhaus-
ted at no distant day and that our country,
like ancient Asia and Europe, become bar
ren waste lie sufficient to excite apprehension
and induce measures for economizing in the
use of timber and for its propagation in
places where it has been removed and upon
the extensive prairies Of the west. Maine,
which once was the great lumber region Of
the United States, now imports its pine
wood from the south, and New York, having
used up its own extensive supply now draws
on Canada. These two illustrations indi-
cate that the destroying process is at work
and some steps must be taken TO counteract
it.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-12-13
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