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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

ei&erem 0ernebmen nod baben bic
bo&w. weneoietinsr BON st. 2uowis|
bic GatbebraIsemeinbe su 2a GroiIe,
@ise., iibernommeu. unb ,uerben bem-
nd&it bic YatreS Mnielm aIs Yfarrer,
unb pauI aIs NiIitentprieiter lid bort.
bin be9eben. So bic Abtei ct. Sub.
mig ii& 3uslei& perpfIi&tet bat, binnen
Spei Sabren in jener Staot cine high
school 5u erri@ten, 70 uiro ga GroNs|
tpobl cine Der beoeutiami fen Mb;mei=
eunsen bes Muttertloiters perben.
Grit i'm Sabre 1856 ~Sesriinoet unb i'm
5. 1866 sur Mbtei erbobcn, bat st.
2uowis in bieier tur;en 3eit burA iein
Goues i'm 8loiter ieIbit, cine Inter.
ridts- unb Gr;iebunssantalt. bic lei.
ner anoeren oieier Mrt nadtebt, burA
bic ,@rinbuns uno 2eitung pieler bli.
BENDER @emeinoen in Minneiota, bann
onr4 bic Dor einem Sabre polSosene
u%cbernabntc Der beoeutenoen fatb. &C.
meinoe in Yrairie bu Gbien, @ise., NO
sur 3eit brei Yatres tbdtis iinb. unb
nun aud bur9 bas eben crit lbernom-
meme A~rbeitsfelb in 9a groije ben Be
49,
tpe;s 8eliefert. 6aB bic 2ebenstrait bes
albereits fait 400 Sabre alten Bene-
bictincroroens nod teinesuees obse=
nommen babe, uuo oab es nur Der Trei.
belt unieres 2anoes beoarf, bamit Der
olterssraue, ebr,uirbise Baum frii@e
3'ueise treble unb feline fir @elision
uno @iieni&aft iesensrei@en 6ri4te
entlpidle unb reife. Mir aber jinb ftol;
oarauf, bic Mbtei ct. 2uomis in unle-
rer Mitte 81 baben ; benn mir crblifen
BARN elm l1~nterpfano bofir, bob
Stearns County trob NQem nod einer
l@onea 3utunft entsescnsebt, oa ek
)eine ourd bic @ei@i&te mod iiberall
beitdti9te 5batiade lit, baB bur4 bic
Slitbe zines &loiters aud beiien llm+
9ebuns uno ibre Bewobner 3u elmer
ral4eren unb oauernben GuItur unb
8oblfabrt 9efIbrt tuurben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

Gin juneer Mann pom Somn
&rain, Namens Geo. Meibiibnid, tpel.
der in Der ua,seseno BON Minneapo.
liz arbeitete, tpuroe an, 3. Suli tobt aui
ben 99ienen Der Nortbern Yacifie q.
q. in Minwtapolis 9%efunben. Ser 3us
bate i'm seri&mettert. gis Dato if
nod ni&t tetuielen, Oh Der junse @ann
burd 3ufaQ aberfabren, ober Of CT be-
iofen mar uno ii@ auf bic s@ienen
sele9t bat ober Of er bon Strol9en &c.
tObtet uno bann, I'm, allen @erbadt ju
entseben, ufben 9rad seporfen wuroe;
iebod piro Dos 2ebtere permutbst, ba
Der junse Mann serabe cine oniebn*
li9e Sumtue @elbes fir mebrere DO.
nate Mrbsit erbalten unb fein Gent mebr
Bel linn ~ finoen mar. Sic GItern
uobnen 2 Meilen BON Mlbanp unb iinb
untrOItli4 iiber ben Nerluit ibres Sob.
neg. Sci junse Mann NOR unsefdbr
% Sabre alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
Gs lit nidts uneewSbnlides. bas

= IS at nidts llneew6bnlides, BAT
Yerlonen. ipeld)e an Der 2eber leioen,
erlt ale m68li&en slrteu BON @ebeim
m'tteln iu 3atbe siebsn, tbe iie ii9 ba-
st sntidlicSen. S1rd Elm pirtli9 sebie-
genes uno betuabrtss 9eilmittel 9uIfc
iu lu9sn. Sr. Aus. 80uiS's 9am=
burger Sropiea iinS elm a~Itbeudbrtes
Mltiel uno BADEN lire @irtiamteit in
SaulsnSen BON Gdlen ants Bette BE-
Sieielbea reinieen sic Orsane
l.o eHtirrEcv Die Galr dig bcm glute.
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" l1sbericust, baB bic Mbon

" lleberjeust. oaB bic Mbon-
nenten bic @i9tisteit beg
5mpens einiehen meroen, fat 0err
Or. 2SScber lid ale n0tbisen Mppa-
rate ansel1aift, nm Dem seebrten Yub=
litum gu irsenn elmer 3eit ;u Oienitcn
gu iteben. Sa Die Slatte,n in Stearns
60. mebrfad ouftauden, wirbe pieI-
lei4t cine Operation turd ben betann.
ten 0ottor bel uielen Ysrlonen en-
Ylase leiil.
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SIR. Sobn Hiemenlhnei0er. 6,

Wr. Sobn Elemen 9neioer, Ga=
n%ajobarie, Monteomerp Co., q. g.,
ldreibt = Sd sebraud,te cine 6laide
BON Sr. Musult &6nis's 9amburser
5ropfen uno Tam nit Gedt logen, oab
oieielbcn mir better eetban boben, als
irscnb cine anocrc Mebi5in, bic i'd je
gebrau1t babe.
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Slutsef d. 10 il r.

&obcrt 3. gorena @crmania, 3d.,
acbraudtc sescn elm SIutscidmiir 9r. guauit
aonis's 9ambnrscr 2ropicn umo Vltafcr
nit Grfols.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
9 d t.

Satob Seb, Normanbiae, aanias,
ffelltcn Or. gus. 8Onis's Samburssr 3 ropfen,
ct LANCE an obiscr Granfbcit lit,
micber Der.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
Dor einieen 9asen faun Elm @ann
nit einem 9eam mad 1rid's Drouerei.

Dor sinieen 9aeen fam Elm Mann
nit eineun 9eam mad 1rid's Droutrei,
unb perlanste Elm Reg Bier auf grebit.
Oasielbe ,purbe ibra perabfoIst. gu
slei&er Set fam aud 1err @smele uni
erfannte in benz Snbipibuuun einen
Mann, benz er Dor einem Sabre chen.
faQs elm Reg Bier .eetruitet" bate,
uofdr er aber tpeber @elb nod bos Ieere
2es ,uiebsrbetam. Rad benz Nanaen
aefraSt. itelte es ii4 beraus. bab Il
Sperm &emele einea fali@en Namen
an9eeeben bate. So bic perrer Bird
mad GrfenntniB bes @a6berbalts Be-
sabluus perlanst.n. sins Der Iann
mad Der Slabt, I'm, @elo ~ Ieiben. gr
erhielt ober &eines. Has 0es ,puroe
'pieoer bsruntereenommcn, unb 6err
&emele mahte nd anoermeitis bc5ablt.
big @elo uno Seq 9cliefert miiroen.
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MRS. ). ". @odenfcIIer,
81 Yaio, Sns.,
plroe pon einem Ianapicriscn MascnubcI
Our3 Or. ausuit aOnie's S%amburoer aro-
pien sebsilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
2cberleibe n.

Grnf DabIfub, geip. yorf,
fuurbe bur6 Or. Auauf aonis's Samburser
5ropicn bon eincm gcbcrleiben ee1cilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12

Gbrifian s6mibt,
SsSen, &isIeb Co., aanfas,
Or. auaut aonia's Somburacr
ais Elm Mittel scscn bas 0ieber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-07-12
Sic Glai6e
"gamburotr Troptfn"

toitet so Gents, ooer flint Ilo{den
Dollars, iinb bel alien Npotbe-
fern uno 9dnolern in Mebisinen su
baben.
Il. T'oeezer s. Co.,
Baltimore, DO.
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Wetraut!
Q@sq g
SEER y. q. aaifer,
Grdnlein auna 9. Gbelbrod,
beute ben II. Suli 1877, Normittass
8 ubr in Der Pro-Cathedrale
81. GIoMb Wtinn.

1eute friib 9 ubr perfinbcten Die
Der Prof. athedrale ben Ne.
INN oes 9o@omtes, udbrenb belen
ocrr S9uliuperintenbent unb Mitei-
|entbumer oes rNorbtern" g. 6. &ai.
ct nit SRI. Mnna GbeIbrod, 5odter
'es- germ Sol. goelbrod BON bier,
'ermablt tuurSe. Mit allen Greunben
Inb B%etannten Der Stabt unb bes
wiinl9t au@ Der .Norotern"
'em sludIi&en iunsen Yaare oues Suite
iir bas tinfti9e Gbeleben.
% iarte sebnfudt, fuses eoFen!
Der erten aiebe eolb'ne 8eit,
SIR iebet nun ben Simmel sFcn,
So i&~clst bas Scr3 in selisteit,
Dab iie 6 u j eluis s~riinenb bliebe,
Die f@One 3eit Der eriten 2iebe.
$50 bas Strcnee nit benz 3arten.
$50 startcs fi& uno Miloes paartsn,
Oa sibt e. eiaen suten Slang.
@eprift parb' ibr, bod jett perbunben,
" bat has Sers ieia ScrS sefunben!
Giebli@ in Der Braute Qoden
Spielte Der iunsiraulide 8ran3,
sls bic belen a~irdensloden,
Quben su bes G0cites 0lan,.
Cures Gebens idOnfte Geier
Gnoet aud ben Qebcnsmai
Mit benz 6irtel, nit benz sdle;er
Meibt Der %Susenbmabn ent,wci.
Die Geibenidaft FLIGHT,
Die giebe mus bIeibeM;
Die @lume Ucrbli9t,
Die Grudt mub treiben;
DH " a II, must binaus
Sn's feinolide 2eben,
@lubt wirten unb itrebcn,
limb pTanSen unb idaHcn,
Grliiten. crrafcn
Mubt wettcn uMb magen,
3as Slid su %eria9cm.
9a itrOmet berbti bic unenb!idc 6abc,
IS fiilt iid) Der Speid)cr nit toNliAer Sabc
9ic &aume madicn. CO bebnt iid bas 9ams
lMb brinnen waltc,
Sic, bic tiidtise 9ausfrau,
Die Wtuttcr Der Ainbcr.
llno berridc wciie
SIN bauslidcn @reiie,
limb lcbre bic Mabd)en
Hub mcDrc ben Anabcn,
llnb re9e obn @nbe
Sic Fcibisen 9dnSe,
Hub mebr ben 0eipinn
Silt orbncmbcm CHM,
limb fille nit sddben bic b%uitcnhen 2aber
llno orc1' um bic ldnurrenbc Spinbel DC
0abem
llmb fannie i'm rcidlid 9esldtleten Sdrcir
Sic idimmernbe @ole, ben idnccidten 9eiu
limb fisc gum @an5cn ben 1Ian; uno be,
Sdimmer,
limb rubc Mimmer
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9er3flopfeu n.

0reb. S&mat, Dapton, Sbio.
sebraadte nit Grfol9 Or. sIus. &0nis's Sam
burger Sropfcn sesen obisc Araatbeit.
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ANN
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o0A
no
ans felt satren nit erfoIs bel forasnsen
Noltt.
lyoren3 8e6er, sletptom. @anius.
ger sr0pfea NIT erf'ls''
UtNueWs NtQtlDetlcn.
Or. y. ". &euter, Snanbago. y. ..
sropfen ale" ie'nsn ~s'bli4tn gatisnten.
Elcd1ttn ln0 6QutfrQnfheifcn.
u. streif, Snanbaso Gill, q. o.,
s'aem ssl.ee'n enrd ben sebrau@ bon Or.
cE.,. m.,>..
WV"
,.;u. ~. ~ s."'a e as"'" 'u'''
arauterpf aitcr Gin Offences @eid,miir an fcine,n
Seine.
OrhrrI.;A..
puroe purd Or. sluqutt ssuia's eombura.r
e'0pls" W" e"'e''' SeOef'e'oen seDel'.
.,
YeI6llOpcu u.
sF'raa9fe nit eriOle Or. sus. a0nia's GAM
9. Seim, South sloams. MoT..
pien 'pieOsr gang berseaeat.
az
Mrs. ). VI. @odenfelIer.
81 Eafo, Sns.,
oura Or. ausuit aSn's's eansurocr aro.
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2ebens : Glirir.

anb. CRATER, @ampspiue, 81. 9.
Or. Aug. aOnis's eamburscr sroptcn fnb
bic ein;ise @eoi;in, Die mir nod gut tbun.
Sd bin don bod in sabren unb friFens
mir bieielben bas geben;;"
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-
Na9trasli4 baben mir nod cini9e
Noti3en iiber bas Yic- Sic pom 4. Suli
ju brinsen. @ir t6nnen ni@t uubin,
ben Gifer bes Tarmerpcreins su loben.
Dieie @dnner, benen bas crit Yie=Nie
Dor einisen @ohcn 10 erbdrmIi4 per.
re9net .uorben ,par, batten ben Mutb
nod nidt perloren. sic batten bebbalb
audi an 4. SuIi oas id0ne @ettcl I'M
uo0iteu MaBe perbient. Die @orbe.
reitunsen gum Teite tuaren belier 9e-
troHen, als mir anfanss eruartct bat.
ten. 9a fanben li@ mebrere 8ierlo<
fale, nit gnoerle's, &emcIe's & 8rid's
famolem @erteniaft; bann NOR cine
quite &e9elbabn ongeIest, tuelde aber,
wabrl4einli9 Der 9ite ue9cn, ni4t
uiel 9ebroudt uurbe. Safir aber NOR
Der 5ansbooen better beiebt. Da cling
es luitis mnb munter, aber in jsner 8e.
siebuns 'aMitdnoi9 her. Sic Mi0er.
'ide Muitbanoe BON NlbanD that ibr
MOslidles, ben &eiS Der iuneen 2cute
gu erbSben, lno 10 puroe benn unter
benz &lanse bieier famolen 5one big
lpdt in bic Nadt binein sebopit unb
sciprunsen. Gum Spa;ieren bot Der
ldDne Buid, in benz bas' 9ie-&ic se=
baItcn wurbe, Die bette @%elescnbeit.
8ir bofcn uno sIauben, oaB Ter Yer=
Elm feline Miibe reidlid belobnt erbielt.
Yalb pisoer? 2! = SAT- batten mir Die
9ieoen psrseNen, uel@e Die 9srren
@eit 4oitmeiiter BON bier. uno
&ei9 er t, Safermciiter, bel oieier
@elesenbcit sebalten baben. Yeioe
&coen ,uareu NIT @ib uno &raft se=
miir5t uno wperfeblten ibren Ginorud
beim lauihenben Yublitum nidt.
l
Sn ma9ti9cn 3lsen, Miliaroen
unb Mliliaroenueis sieben nun enoli1
Die Iansbcirisen 9oppers in ben 2uften
oouon. Ser leit einisen Sosen berr.
idenoe NorAspeitmino lit ibnen fir ibre
@anoeruns {ebr siinitis. Mn pie!en
Orten lit nun oieie Yla9e san5 per*
ldmunoen, aber Der u%nbereden6are
s@aoen lit leioer eeblieben. Menn
nun Der 9imuel einise quite &esen ien=
ben miir6e, 10 t0nnte am Gnoe nod
etwas 9eu semaat werben. S~ebenfaIs
ratben mir ben 10 idwer beimseiu9ten
Garmern i'm tpeitli9en 5beil ~nnieres
Gountp's Die 9anoe ebcniomcnis fins
fen 5u laIlen aIs ben Mutb. No@mals
frii& ans @erf. IS lit crit anfanss
Sulp. Bis Ottober tann nod @ieles
ftpadien unb e%inseernttet ,peroe1. go
@iroe 5um 8eiipieI Sudweiyen fir
geebl sar.mandes @intersemis fir
bas 9aus, uno ebenlo &orn, AIben
uno oersl. nod gut mad1en, I'm Semit
Dug 9ieb 81 f~ittern. Ms4et es, trie
bic GARNER in anoern xountps, bisie
fansen jest erit re@t on ~ pilan;ea,
oenn oa nun Die @euidreden fort linb,
leten iie feline anoere @efabr mebr. 9aI
man Elm ipates Griihjabr batte, er,par=
tet man aud cinen ipdten 9crbit. 9a-
rum nodma!s, ,iur ben Mutb nidt
iintsn s~eIollen uno 10 piel ee,past iuie
mDslid. Trii@ semast, 1T balbsc=
monnen unS Dem Sapftren bilft @ptt !
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9. scim, South soams, MaT.,
mar arbcitsunfabia unb murbc burd bic 9ro.
pfcn iuicber gan, bcrgctcat.
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O6ene @unben.

Gribr. &arfen, geeawniea, sas.,
bcilte NIT Or. auaut aonia's Samburacr
arduterpTaiter Gin Offences @ei@miir an lcinem
Bcinc.
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81 mos bas 9cten Sud pcrfieben.
Sa frobcm CHM, in trcucr yieb!
Mogt ailes Slid ocr @elt scnieben
Das nod Dem Menidenfino berblieb.
@irb aud bic Sreube oft setriibet
IS toamt ba.b wicocr Scuncnidein
@idt Sdnacrsen sibt's, iuenn ibr eud liebet.
nnb id)aut eud) itets ms Scrs Dineia.
Sie vgreue" ballet icit in 9er;cn,
Scit Sabren blicb iie eud) eetreu!
llno lit bic gicb sctriibt ourd Sdmer;cn,
Sic Sreue ma9t lie iuiebcr neu.
60 manoelt irob aui &oicn, gclfcm.
llnb no bic idonitcn 8lumcn blib'n.
Sob @Iaube, 9oifnuns ME pcrpclten
Die rgiebc" bleibc ciuis grin!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-12

SENATOR CONKLIyG.
A Free Talk With His Friends

NEW ORk, OCt. 1Z-I0e EeTO.I says
Senator CoDkling arrived at the Fifth 4 ve-
nue. hotel yesterday morning on his way 10
Washlng tOl, Tor which city he Will leave
early to-day. From the time OF his arrivai
until late hour last night he was receiving
visitors in his cnaracteristlcally coarteou,
mann er. Among these were several intimate
friends of the Senator, and, though he de
clii ed 10 be Interviewed, TO these he talke 1
freely upon the present political situation
both nationally and in the state of New
York. In reference to ths latter, il was
ur derstood that Mr.. Conkling complains
that he has been grossly misrepresente 4
by the press and oy those members of his
party who are opposed 10 hi m personally.
The only connection he had with Platt's
speech was that before IL was delivered he
ventured TO advise the speaker 10 be concIl-
latOry and moderate in any criticism that he
might make on the policy OF the administra-
ton; TO say nothing that could be regarded as
offensive, but To frankly state what his
views might be in reference 10 that policy.
Senator Cor king did not see the speech be
fore IL was delivered, did not hear the whole
OF IT, certainly moi that portion which is
claimed to be offensive. Daring the delivery
of that speech Mr.. Conkling said that he en-
tered the convention when the speaker was
euIoglzipg 0enefal Grant, and he applauded
that passage. II was understood that Sena
tor COnSllng expressed himself as friendly
10 the administration, but doubtful as 10 tht.
practicabllity Of the southern and civil ser
vice reform policies. he thinks that there is
too much sentiment and too little real work
on the part OF the administration, and that IN
is time that attention was paid 20 the actual
niece ssities of the country.
Senator Conkling, Il is said, believes that
Ohio has been lost 10 the republicans in con.
sequence OF the attitude of the afministra
tion- Narious reasons for the defeat have
been given, but the real reason is that the
people are not satisfied with the aimiuistra-
ton policy. the election ill result in send
ing either Ewing or Pendleton TO the Senate
and on that very momentOus consequences
VIII result. There was no doubt thai ther-
was a clear majority OF % 900 republicans in
Ohio, and when the present unpleassntnes
was over and men hal made up their minds
not 10 blUdgeon one another because they
they had a1Wavs yoted WIN ,he TIte
party. But in the meantime great mischief
had been dome
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-12
TINE LOTISIsS4 RETURNING
BOaEsD
How the Testimony Against nc Was

NEw ORLEANS, Get n The true inward
mess OF The Returning Board prosecutIons has
- iASt some 20 light, placing that sffair
The work OF the northern dem cracy Major
Burke, who previously dlsclaiueh any
knowledee, has stated taat TIE truth OF the
Major Burke's Statement
When 1 went 10 Washington hsard thai
LiItleneld refused 10 testify In The mater OF
the returning board. owing Ia the bad faith
OF the Tilden Managers la washlngt1n and
New York. Last winter. when the whole
country knew some fraud had been CON-
exactly Know what. Mr. Peiion. Mr.. Tilden's
manager, sent one J. 4. Murphy, OF Iowa or
: Indiana. 10 New Orleans To work up the
case. He, without consulting any one mere,
INSIDE some arrangements win btutleaeld
snd goi him 10 testify, which he did. Besides
furnishing the testimony In Washington, he
Also gave the facts on which the retarhing
board WAS indicted. Finding suhseg uently
that no good could come 10 Mr. r Idea from
the conviction 81 the returning board, and
having no turther use for L,ttlehelt. they
abandoned him. ana he now refuses 10 teS-
tfy in the returning blaTf case Mr. Murphy
procured the testimony Tor MT rildea. No
UUe here had any thiug 10 ID with "a, aud
everything was done " tthnIf oar al vice aud
sSsiS'sncc. tbs Rhsndoumpnt OF LAttlensld
ard the breskaec 81 their Promises will
doubtless lose the returning board cases for
the people. Hence my charge against them.
and n uCthiTE can be su1sianuiafei con-
slider ~ viii DE their fault, lGtlefeld being
low I'm BOSTON, Mass where he holds clerk
mp IN some 4. trGantlle house.
A statemeut by Iittieaelds Uncle.
MI ". Is. Spearlug. M. Litllet eid's uncle,
VITO was really the one who procured the
orflhal testimony. says some time in
December last 4 sScertaiued from Littledeld
hat Wells had given him The Vernon parish
returns 70 destroy, but hs mad Kept Them.
These shove d That forgery aud atserati ions
had taken place and would have got the
board into trouble. I. afI,r some dtf'iculty
IN getting money, gave littier-ld 500 for
these, aud with THIS money Ae went 10 Bos-
ton. Mr.. Murphy, WHO knew was here for
Mr.. Tilden, followed and went wlth Little
held, IA, where We met "a Gov. Palmer.
who was alSo representing Mr. rilden. lie
promised me LIfilsiild should not be touched,
and We then went 10 Washing o., where me
rat testimony was given. IBiS same teSti-
mOny was aiIerwaTi used % tnIicl the re-
turning board. NJ New Orleans POI q clans
had anything o. DO ~lih the iuttcgmen,s. 10
was done Ia WsshtuEf nn. Finding nov that
tie trial Of the returning board would DO Mr..
Iilden no good, they have dropp A IT,"
Probable Postponement ct sbe Trials
Inls Statement, though liOi IN ste paOltc
mere, Will cause me retlrutTs board cases
doubtless % be postponed. With the north
cru democracy who .ta.tal the Ihiugl mac
tive, IL can hardly Pc pressed.
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THE SIOUX AT HON
BLACK HILLS REPUBLICANS.
SENATOR CoNKLING TALKS
RETURNING BOARD PROSECUTIONS
THE EASTERN WAR.
EUROPE TO-DAY.
Eastern War Mems

LONDON. oct. There are no further
Russian bulletins about the latest operations
Asia, so n must be taken as true that an
ether attack on MOukhtar Pssha has been
repUlsed. The Russians are likewise silent
about the Junction of ChefNet Pashs with
Osman Pasha. WI ,ch Is reiterated from Turk
lsh sources. aud augUrS III Tor the success OF
the Russian operations against Pleyna,
though one correspondent At Bucharest
thinks the Russians are 80 sure of csp:uriug
osman's army that they are very well
pleased 10 get "a many Turks into Pleyna a.
possible, so as 10 make a clean sweep.
Failure Of an old London Firm.
The Fltdici,y says:-'.Tn suspension OF an
old-esiabiished firm IN the norUn in the grain
trade, with branches In California and Val
paraIso, was currently mentioned yesterday
and generally believed. though there was no
regular conf rmatlon OF the report up 10 the
ciOse Of business.
Resignation of "a German Cabinet
Minister
BERLIN, Oct. The National ZeiGaQ
states that Count Frederick Sea Gutenberg.
Minister Of the Interior, has resigned.
More Prosecutions ia France
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE Duke De Broglea,
President of the Council ami Minister Of Jus
lice, has addressed a circular TO the Pho
cureurS Genef8ug. IL inStructs them to pros
ecute disseminatoTs OF false reports relative
10 mes ollatlohs and alliances between foreign
powers in view OF possible conseQ uences Of
the coming elections.
lNote-This is in consequence OF a current
rumor Of an anti clerical alliance between
Gel many and Italy
BedeI, the American.
The Duke de CaZes, minister OF forei ign af-
ialTs, writes To the RAPID, consuming IL for
endeavorlng 10 excite public opinion about
The expulsion from France of Bejel, the
American. He says I" Bedel displa yed great
activity in the department of the Seine ei
Marne in furthering the election of "A candi-
cate hostile TO the government" He also
says "Bedel, In taking an active part in the
electoral struggle and openly mauifesting
hostility 10 the government, has abused our
hospitality and justly brought upon himself
The application of article seven of the Law of
tie Sd OF December, lSi9."
The Hungarian Inv aston OF waIla-
CHA.
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The second edition OF
the Daily NetCS has Bucharest dispatch
about the reported Hungarian invasion into
Little Wallachia. II says that 500 men are
said To have crossed the frontier in the neigh
borhood OF Turn SEVERN. No news OF their
doiDgs has been received.
The Suspended Firm.
The firm referred To by the FIndacier as
having suspended, il Cross, WedderspOOn &
Co, OF Glasgow, Valparaiso and san Fran
cisco. They expect TO resume Monday.
Gambefta's Sentence
PARIS, Oct. l2.-M. GambeIta has been
sentenced TO three months Imprisonment,
and to pay fine of 100, for placar1ing his
recent ADDRESS TO the electors of his AKRON
basement The printer Of the tiress has
be' sci fenced 10 fifteen days Imprisonment
and TO pay line OF 500.
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~ C0H>UhPTIOS GAN RE CURED.
Wy SCHENCh'S PULNONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCh 6 SEA WEED TONIC,
: 1 Z d

n-S CnfNt MPTiOS GA BE CURED.
Wy SCHENCh'S PULuONIC SYRUP,
SCHENCh & SEA WEED TOVTC,
SCI IN ) MA NDRAKE PILLS,
Ave n G only medicines thar i'll cure Pulmonary
Com umpIIuu.
Frequently medicines that vii, stop cough will
casiUn the d ath of The patient. they lock up I'll
liver stop he cIrCt ls;iou ct the blood,
llJws and in fact they clog the aCti n of tbs very
ans that -ed the ugh
Liver Con plant and Dye psia the causas of
two-thirds Ot the cases OF assumption. many per
sons plain of ull pa IL the side, Culati pa
on coated tongne, pain IA the shoulder blaze feel
ings OF drOW mess ~ rest essntss, the TODD iSing
heavily on tie stomach, accomp panied with AGILITY
and b. IChing up of wind
These symptoms usually originate from a dlsor-
dered COZ dition IF the stomach b torpid liver
Persons affo oted, IL they take OF two heavy
colds and if ta- cough ia these cases be suddenly
checked, will find the stomach and liver clcgge re-
naming torpid Il inactive. and almost before they
are are tie lungs mass of sores, and ulcer
at d, the result # which IL death.
Schen,k's PumuDic Syrup an eXpectorant
which does rot contain opium anything calcu u
LATED To check a ugh suddenly
Scherck 5 Sea Weed Tonic cfsolyes the food,
mixes with the gastric juices of the stomach, aids
dig stiOD, and creates a ravenous appetite.
When the bowels are costive, skia -ailo Y, o. the
symp otheTw ise Of bilious teLdenc Schenck 3
Mandrake Pills are leIuIfed.
These meCi cines are prepared only bv
J. H. sCHENCk & SON.
n. Il. Corner Sixth and Area st,., Phila.
And are for sale by all dru ggists and dealers.
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BLACK HILLS rs.
The Presidents Policy EndOrseti.

DEADwOoD, ID. T., Oct. ia convention
OF republicans of the Black Hills met here
to-day for the purpose of effecting perm a.
neat organization and electing delegate 10
for the establishment OF a new territory
Nearly all the mining camps in the Black
Hills were represented. +. c. Breasly was
elected delegate by reclamation. Resolutions
We're adopted endorsing the aimi nistration
OF President Hayes in its efforts TO secure a
complete reconciliation of feeling am ong all
the people OF the United States, and the re-
establishment OF the old order of things.