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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-19
Yesterdays ES.
THE BLACK HILLS.
Massacred by Indians
TRANSFERS ATTACKED ALSO.


DEADw0OD. ID. T., July IL.
The Black Hills Times publishes the
following this evening. in an extra:
We learn from John Mckinley, OF ST.
Paul, that this afternoon as the Bis
marck stage arrived at a point two
miles north of Bear Buttes, and ten
miles from Crook City, they came
upon the bodies of two men and II
woman lying in the road. The men
were shot and scalped, and the wo-
man was shot, scalped, and horribly
mutllated. The murdered party were
travelling by OK team. The contents OF
their wagon were scattered promiscu-
ouslv around. The Indians, about IL
in number, alter killing these travel
ers, attacked a party of teaii.sters, who
were corralled a few miles back, but
ran away at the first fire. Freighters
coming in picked up the bodies of the
two men and woman, and brought
them to Crook City.
Placer mine No. 6, above the Dis
covery, on Deadwood gulch, after a
weeks sluicing, cleaned up $40 ounces
in gold dust, valued at about $500.
Items OF Interest from the Ma
ti0nal Capital.
WASHINGTON, July IL.
Cotton has improved since h June
report just two per cent. The Cabinet
to day chiefly discussed Mexican af-
fairs. The Secretary of War has let
ters from General Ord detailing the
condition of affairs on the Rio Grande,
aud the Mexican Government prom
ises that il our Government will delay
further action for a time the Mexican
Government will prevent invasions OF
their territory by fulfilling their
promises. General Ord thinks una
rauaing parties can be broken up
without disturbing International rela.
tons.
The President does not now intend
visiting White Sulphur Springs, but to
accept an invitation to Old Point, Va,
where the postal convention meets the
latter part of July.
Mexican News.
NEW ORLEANS, July IL.
General Reneau, who went to the
City OF Mexico bearing dispatches
from Secretary Evarls, returned to-
day and reports the country quiet.
Diaz' authority is recognized through
out the Republic. He believes Mex
leo has the best Government she has
had for twenty years. President DiaZ
expressed a desire to do everything
possible to assist in breaking up law
lessness ON the Rio Grande. Diaz
earnestly hoped his Government
would soon be recognized by the Unit
ed States.
The West Virginia STRIKERS.
BALTIMORE, July II.
1t is probable that no freight trains
will leave Baltimore until the block
ade 1t Martinsburg is removed. The
widest rumors are afioat of a general
strike. The latest Martinsburg dis
patches state that the strikers absolute
~ control everything. The passenger
trains alone run regular.
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IT is said that JEFF. Davis, in his
forthcoming hook, will assail General
Joe johnson with severity, aud hold
him responsible for the failure of the
Confederates to seize Washington after
Bull Run. As both ass and lion are
living in this controversy we may look
for something lively.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-19

BAYAziD has again fallen into the
hands of the Turks. Full particulars
of the capture will be found among
our cable advices. The Russians suf-
fered terribly before retreating, and
LETT their dead and wounded uucared
for.
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Application to Disincorporate

TN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI-
j cation of the Metamoras Mining and
smelling Company to dissolve and disineor-
porato. Notice is hereby given. that the
Metamoras Mining ard Smelling Company, q
corporation formed under the law OF The
State of Nevada, has preser ted to the Hon.
r. w. Cole. District j uoge of the Sixth j udi-
cill District. 10 and for Eureka county. State
Of Nevada. a petition praying TO be allowed
70 disinr orpor4 g ant dissolve, and that
saturday, the 25ts day of Aug INST.
4. ID 1871. ~ 70 o'clock in the forenoon, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard. has
been appointed as tho time. and the Sourt-
room Of said Court in Eureka. Nevada. ms
the place at which the said Application IS to
be heard.
In witness whereof. | have hereunto set my
hard and affixed the seal of the District
Co art aforesaid. this 22i day Of June. A. ID.
1877.
~fssAL.l +. ii. HARMON, Clerk.
Dy L. MoLiSELLI. Deputy Clerk.
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COAST.
San FRANCISCO.
NO SESSION OF THE OLD BOARD
AND A WEAK MARKET IN
THE PACIFIC.
Pinney Makes Specific Charges
Against Lagrange.
SAN FRANCISCO.
SAN FRANCISCO, July Is

SAN FRANCISCO, July Is.
Owing to the funeral of VIM. Bur-
ling. late President of the San Fran
cisco Board, no session of that Board
was held to-day. The Board will re
sumo business tomorrow at the usual
hour. The bears of the Pacific Board
bad things all their W way this
evening. At the opening of the regu-
lar session there were heavy sales OF
Ophir, Gould & Curry and Mexican,
at low prices, and the whole market
had a weak and psnicky look. Ophir
sold al AZ, Best Il Belcber at lfH,
Gould and Curry at 0% and Mexican
at 81. The weakness in all of these
stocks was apparent in the number OF
sales made of seller all the way from
ten to thirty days.
SAN FRANCISCO, July IS.
Before the Mint Investigation Com
mittee this morning, George Nj. Pm
ney read charges to The effect that be-
tween October, 1870, and October,
1871, Superintendent LaGrange caused
the selling of material belonging to
the Mint, received the proceeds IN
appropriated them TO his own use, de-
frauding tbs Government of various
sums aggregsting not less thar hve
hundred dollars; also that during the
same period LaGrange did, with intent
to defraud the Government, approve
aud caused to be paid sundry accounts
for material which had never been de-
livered 10 the Mint and appropriated
money so drawn from the treasurer TO
his own use. defrauding the Govern
ment in the aggregate out OF not less
than $40, 900; also he submitted a copy
of the memorandum book in the pos
session Of LaGrange, concerning
which there has been some newspa-
per comment. He said in preferring
the charges that he had not attempted
to give the precise amounts, tut az
pected to adduce testimony showing
the amounts detained by LAGRANGE to
be in excess of these named. Frank
NJ. Pixley, on behalf of a gentleman
formerly employed in the Mint, pre-
ferred charges against LaGraHge as
follows: With insinuating to the OFF,
GERS that he (LaGrangel would re-
cover his settlement for 500 ounces
loss after lie had been informed by the
proper officer that it would not be half
that amount, and which finally result
ed, / believe, in a settlement at Gov
eminent loss; with trying to get the
meter ana renner 10 carry nVe extra
men on his pay roll, when ssid officer
did not know one of them and they
had done no work in his departments;
with ordering copper from Philadel-
phia, and then having new bills made
out and the amount raised 100 per
cent, approving the same as correct,
although we'll aware that the Govern
ment was being defrauded; with VIC
lating the laws and regulations of the
Mint by refusing to send bills for cop
per, coal, ETC., to the operating officers
for their approval before paying said
bills as the law directs; with discharg-
ing some of the meters and refiners
most important men without consult
ing with said officers and without any
cause. The Commission fixed Satur-
day for Pinney to appear with his wit
nesseS.
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sad Endin. of a social Party Near
Santa Crux-A Small Blaze.
SANTA CRUZ, CAL, J

SANTA CRUZ, Cai., July 10.
Last evening an invitation party vas
given at the house of Fitch Bros, seven
miles from here. Dave Evans attend
ed without an invitation. While there,
Evans and a man named Dan. Mon
teith had some words, and Joe Fitch,
who appeared on the scene, ordered
Evans L Lave. Fitch appeared very
excited at the time. and was led away
by a friend. He promised the friend
Il pay no more attention to Evans.
Later in the evening, however, Fitch
came across Evans again, and said to
him, II thought l told you to leave;"
but Evans said nothing; w~hereupon
Fitch, pulling a pistol from his pocket,
placed the muzzle against Evans face
and fired, the ball entering the left eye
and killing him instantly. Edwin
Fitch, brother of John, grabbing his
brother said: my God, do you know
what you have done?" John an
swered: II did not intend to kill him.
and quickly placing the muzzle of the
pistol in his right bar, shot himself.
Fitch fingered till daylight this morn
ing, when he died. Evans, who is a
teamster by occupation, had the repu-
tation OF being "A hard character, while
Fitch was engaged in grape growing.
and is spoken of as having been a
quiet, orderly and upright man.
Monday night a hre occurred on
Front street in a house occupied by
Chinese, which communicated TO an
adjoining house occupied by Z. O'Don-
nell as a hosiery. The fire was con-
fined to the two houses. The entire
inside Of both houses were destroyed.
Not insured.
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TIE ages Of mystery-sausage, a
womsn's age, and the percentage Of an
attorney when be collects q bill for
you.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-19

Mrs. PARTINoToN says that Ike has
bought a horse SO spirituous that he
always goes of In q decanter.
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BORN.

Austin, July l5-Wife Of Daniel Callahan. OF
Grass Valley, a son.
Austin. July l5-Wife Of james t. Howard.
a son.
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EASTERN NEWS.

TO THE DAILY sENrINEL.l
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-07-19

VIENNA, July IS.
At Constantinople the Sofas have
demanded that the standard OF the
Prophet be raised for a holy war, but
the Palace decided to postpone this ex-
treme step till the Russians are nearer
Adrianople.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
Beatty bro, & Som.
DOT IL
NOTTCT3.

a Ill persons arc hereby warned
"A, against entering or in any way tres
passing on the lands,I whether enclosed
.,r pnenolosed, now occupied by me.
lersons dlsregafding this NOTICE will be
dealt with according TO law. I 25.1
eng ll.!fx1aw3 Z 5 J.A. CALDWELL oa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

upon his decaying flesh.
III many respects Brigham Young
was wonderful man, but Heaven
only knows what dark and canker-
ing secrets lie buried in the pulse
less heart of tho mighticst of the
"LattorDay Saints. y"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
ROANOKE COLLEGE.
SALEM, VIRGINIA.

SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Next session begins September 5, 1877. Col
iegiatc, elective and preparatory courses. In
surpassed location. Mountain climate. Moral
community. Five churches in town Moderate
EXPENSES from $3.50 to $2i0 for 9H months IN
ciud1Dg tuition, board, etc, etc. Students from
fifteen States, Indian Territory, ana Mexico.
Iwchty Students from West Virginta For
Catalogues, etc., address.
SECRETARY OF FACULTY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

NE ELLEaANr CARDS, no two alike. with name
IN 1Octs post paid. J. Is. IIUsTEp, Nassau,
XIV Rcns County, New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

r have Just received somo very fne old
i Corn Whiskey, Peach and Apple Bran
dy, from Stone Mountain, Georgia, and
Lincoln county, Virginia, md various
other grades Of Western Rye Whiskeys,
North Carolina Corn and Ryo Whiskeys,
Domestic and Imported Wines and
Brandies, iag rfr -,
ALSO
A large stock of bottled goods, consist.
ing Of Champagne, Lager Beor, for
family Nse, Ales, Porters, .Soda Water sc.
One barrel fresh Newark Cider on draught.
Cool drinks OF al descriptions, Tobacco,
Cigars. go. s. - tlr4W # +
"H lat Our HOUSE,
! III. g 81" j. D. MCCARTNEY, /.
nay 8 .1l Proprietor. i
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.1
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NJ n AfnM0 Magnificent bran new $3.50,
III H NH6N / rosewood Pianos only $176,
h &E4 WV must be sold. Fine rosewood
- ~ n n NrNl upright Pianos little used
PhR lr II NM cost $500, only 1926. Parlor
~ xGWANOlo organs stops sa5, stops
sos, IL stops only $!5. Nearly new set reed 12
stop Sub Bass and Coupler Organ $55, cost over
$3.50. Lowest prices ever offered. Sent on 10 days
est trial. You ask, why ofrer SO cheap3
answer hard times. 1000 employees must have
work. Result Of war commenced on me BY the
monopoltsts Battle raging. Particulars free
Address DANIEL II. BEATTY, Washington New
Jersey. = tT, = ?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

s: ;;;;;:;;;; i; g; f. !: IS s; 5;
Shoe Manufactory to one door below Mr..
c. CMullers. am prepared to manufacture
Ill styles Of work in q substantial and
orkmanlike manner, out of tho very best
materials, and at prices fully as low as the
same goods can be manufactured for at the
North or elsewhere. I keep constantly on
hand good Stock of Sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &C., which will be
sold ut reasonable prizes, Repairing
promptly attended to. Tepms stpiotly Cash.
: GfJ- Dried Hides bought.
oct IN j. CLENDINING.
PROF. N. SCHMITT,
Pi no, Meiodeon and Organ Tuner, =
298 Main Street, Columbia, s. G..
Ii AVINq an experience Of thirty.five
Ii years In tuning and repairing
Piahos, Melcdeons. Organs md other
Musical Instruments, both in Europe and
America, Is enabled to guarantee satisfac.
ton, OF mako no charge. He has the
highest recommendations from schools
and colleges ip, tho United Staten Min,
Z July l8-tf ana s,aTIr h'S''i.2
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

Brigham Young no more--A Che ckered
Polygamy-H Latter Days.
, 1877-01-27
Wcnn.

Gerl6tebene .3eitunsen llno maltde Yoll'
titer peymerfsu. ~ -peiilmlltIiGer &sI)se. lsess
YrailOeuti1aftszgSabl. Sie 9~lauben nidt
an eine Seritdnbisung Der 6epublifaner i'm
Sunoes-Senat ltnb Der 9emofraten oss Ste
observation-disclosures. @lne iebe Innahme
Der OiD9li1felt eines iolfen 0ie1llltats Sei-
tens 9erer, ipelde bielelbe nod fetnesme9S
perlorea geben, miro BON jenen Yeltmilten
ais cine Goniunftur beIpottelt, Die mn arf
elnem b0dlt Suelfelbaften 8 Semi berlbe.
@ans ribtis. Die Seiprehung BON %Sutinf-
tlgen Wenoungen porlteaeiloer, politiiber
Yerbdltniie fam ~iiberbanpt mn @oniunftur
Vein, nur BON SIS aus9eben. She
mano fann porber bebaupten, Yarteiteioe1r-
idlaft uno Corruption lperoe etne lolde Serr=
idaft iiben auf bic 9auer, baB 3. .. bel Der
porllesenoen &ahl@Srage BON Yeriiditdtis
9ul19 Der 2anoeS=gSoblfabrt uro pom Sieg
OeS 5fedts unb Der 8ernunft gar feline 9feoe
Iein tonne. @benio mte Die cine Sette nun
laaen fam M n" Der @olt9reB Dem Geobt
nno Der Wabrbeit @eb0r 9ibt, 10 tplrb nod
Jules gut tperoen )" - fam Die a1loere aud
MIR Iagen IN Der @ongreb bon b0lertl
Wllen beherrl6t bleibt, miro er oaS 0alb III
ytoth uno unbell brln9en." Yetbe Seis
ten bauen. anf rs II M, beioe red)nen nit
Standardization, aber felne bat Die Sc
mtBbelt pon Der ansihlleBlideu JtdtiGfeit
lbrer Nnlabme.
, 1877-01-27
Gin Naa neat StaeriMdhte

darItd Dem tes nlanen @nrs, mirb istf aus
Sainan IN Shlefier gemelDet. Gin 1Sldb'
rtger Sanblunasl; hrliug bate BEL iei1sn BORT
mobnbaften @ltecn polle brei Wonete in
einem tobesdhul,dsu i3uitanOe eiuem
acknowledgements une mdprenb
oieisr 3eit nidt ben geringiten eigenen Wtlen
seduBert. gr bate ueber Die Iueen geDfI'
net, nod eineu Xaut bon fd g~egeber. Ser
&Drper blieb uoutdubis auber auer Seibf'
tbatt9felt, l1tb mte man Die @liebmobe1
ieete, in bicier Sage berblisben fe. Sabet
Gar Buls. unb Seral11ag nur meni9 BON
benz zines polftdnNig geiunoen Menlden
abweiheno, NIB oas Ntbembolen on benz
reselmdBisen Nufz uno 0tieber9eben Der
Bruft bemerfbnr. Nub bic @eihtsfarbe
blieb seiuno unb friid, uuo madte Der 8ronfe
onrd)neg ben @inDrud eines Shlnfenben.
Sd9lt6 iunroe lbm elm mentg Nabrung.
beltehenb aus Wildj unb Sleiidbriihe, ourh
ben Wunb ttn9efl0Bt. nobel man ,bn enrh
3ubalten Der Stakeholder gum Gerjhluden
1i0tbiste. Das Werfmiirbiste mar, oab o,r
&ranfe, ungeaftet bieier wenigen Nabrun9,
MIR gertng abmassrte. NQe oamals an9e.
penbeten Wittel uno @rperimeate paren
auBer Stanbe, ibn aur IeuBerun9 irgeno
eines 2ebens3eidsns 5u p~eranlaien; nur fir
eleftriide 8eiSunsen Der Saut uno Dtuafeln
mar sr empfdnslid, mas fd ie nod Der
anwenouna in 3ndunsen, Sewesungen Der
ein3elnen @lieoer ober fhmer5hattem Ius,
orud Der @eidtssise, ielbf bnrA idlut'
Senbe 2aute bemerfbar madte. Wabreuo
oieier 9tarriudt fonnte mon Grme nuS
Sibe in ieoe beliebise Sage, bod ODER lett
wGrts brinaen, obne oaB fte aufolse ibrer
eisenen S6pere in bic uriprfnglibe Stel.
lung suridaefebrt wdren. Spdter Uuroen
ote @lIebmaben uollaanots iA'aif. a1ein Der
aranfe CAB nod nidt bas s%srinslte 9ebens'
;eiden bon ii9; man modts i'm rnfen oosr
j1itteln, iteden ODER bremen. Nah iiber.
aanosnsr aran.beit besab fd Der iunet
Munn misoer 3u isinem yriuc,pal in elmer
Nadborltaot. mo in o,efen Sasen abern,als
beoenflide Spmptome ein9etrstsn iinb, 10 oof
Der gater per Gslesramm porthin serafer
pnrbe.
, 1877-01-27

Sm @ ade II : % E nj d (5Jj 9 d.
en- Wetntnqen, g q d. ensal>
t e II b q NIB s o b It t q iiegten Die gtas
tioual-0iberalen ebenlo in Inbalts
Oeiiauunp g d. 10 arsburg>9 o rs
D b III E II. Soft jepes oieier 0drber
hat MIR einen Sertreter. Sn 81 IL E @ret5
iteote Der Io,ialttllhe @anoioat. Braunz
d1 meia (3), @aloed, 2tppes
. ii d e b II r q, 6 ii b d uuo Bremen
iinb uationauiberal. 2ippesO etmolb
,pdblte einen Sortltrit.Smann, Oloem
b il 1 Jtational=2lberaleu, 1 Centrum nno
bot eine ensere gSabl. s. q b Ii + 9 mdblte
3 2iberale, tros Der gr0bten Anltre19un9er1
Ser SoSialiften.
Yreuben. Bropins Yranbenbnrg
9 Goulerpatiue, 8 2tberale, 3 5os. Oemofra<
ten (Berltn) uno 1 Sort d)rittSma1n IN. -
81 betnpropins: 5 Natiouautbcrale,
25 llltranontane = SeiienzH q al IL
Qiberale uuo 2 ultranontane ultramoutuu
ainaen Nuloa uuo Sraubad. : IS e # :
faien: 5 2iberale NIB 8 uitramontane -
s. a II II 0 ID Qlberale, 3 Y%artlfulactz
fen uno 2 Gentrum-S d. e s M / gs0 0 +
it eiu: 4 9tberale unb 6 Soslaltlten (bie
lebtern in altona, Stormarn nuo Slid
5tao) 1 6ortibritts mani III &ief, 1 Sdnert
UlHHtlJ uUl S1upelollplH'
8 d EN-: IA 2iberale, 8 6reiz@onierpa'
tipe, 1 llltramontaner, 1 Sortldrtttler. =
9 d)Ieiteu:S gtationauiberale, II Ill
.tranontane, 10 Sreiconieruatipe, 1 Confer
uatiper. 1 Sortidritter. - II 10 Bo'
len, 81 ntlds@onleroati .-B 0 NJ M / II
10 @onlerpatipe uno 3 8iberale.-@ e #
y II & e II: 3 Yolen, 3Seutihe,s3 Oeltlh)
ltberale unb / Gonierpatiper.-O # prem
gen : 7 Sortlbrittler, 2 Centrum, 2 2lberal
uub 5 @onierpattDe.
Die SoSialiiten baben III Sadien, SAles
miesSolitein uuo Serlin tbre Sauptmaft
Die ~ultranlontanen in Saierr, anl 8bein, II
8eifalen, @bleiien uub Yoien /; bic ytational
0ibrralen in 8aben, Seiiens9 armitabt, Cad
len uno Ghiirinsen /; Die 2iberalen in Saiern
Decentralization, Yropin5 Sadien, Sanuoper
5ahien. Die 7 Yartitulariten fomumen oil
8iirtembsrs unb 9annoper. Das @eianmt
&efultat, oas bur9 65 Sale nod ren 9eitalte
miro, mar in 1858 Wahlbiiriften bis jest
81 @onlerpatipe, 1879 National. Siberale ua
2iberale, 1S SortiArittler, 80 uItrarlontane
II Sosial.O emofraten, 10 Yolen, 8 Intonc
mi1ten (Ictions.YarteD i'm @liaB uno 8 Prr
tetpartei balelbit, uno Z Yartlfllariften.
, 1877-01-27
Die Nei6staes @ablcu im
GeutfdbIanS.

Su Serlln 1T man gang auBer Saiune
liber Die BON ben So5tal=0 emotraten bel bell
ReidstagssgSablen ain 10. Sanuar Grunge
men Ste9e. yttdt iuentger ple II Soiials
Oemofraten itno erndblt. Hamentlid mad1t
Die gSahl bon 2 So5ialzO emotraten blrh
$4,000 Stlnlmen IN 8erlin, Der liebeu Saupts
1taot, groBe Seniation BET Sofe unb bel Ser
Vlireaufratie. Sis iett bate man fi6 iton
9enug gedrgert, baB Serlll benz Sortldritt
hnIoi9te nnp nur Wtit9lteber Der 6ortldrttts=
Partel Sn mGblen pfle9te Der Sortldritt
SerltnS 5nr SOsials9 Democratic lift ben Ser
rem pom Sofe uno bon Der Heoer All fart.
Sn ben Heslerun9Streiieu berrlbt 9ro6e Serz
ltImmung, Der Saiier 1T bOhit uuSufrieper
unb MAJ lprlHt gang otten oapor, pnB Die
etrefte gSabl aufgeboben iperoen miilie, nm
baS rotbe @eipenit gu bannen.
SaS Geiultat Der &ablen I'M Jieid mad,
ben ein5elnen Idnoern unb Yrouiu3eu 1T oaS
fOl9enbe: Saben wGblte 8 National
llberale nno 2 llltramontane. Oie belben
~lettereu fommer aus Baben.giibl uno aus
SauberbilboiSbeinl. Sn 9S iirtembero
pnroen seiudblt 3 Nattonauiberale, 3 Srets
conieruatipe, 4 Wtit9lteoer beS @entrumS, A
Yartifulariiten uno 9 Oemofraten. Die Yartts
fuIariiten muroen 9etpdblt IN Soblinaem,
9al, Calm uno Him; ole Semefraten in 0fetts
neil uno Heutltngen. Satern bat As
abgeoronete; oaoon iiuO 81 ultramontan, IS
liberal. 3 en9ere Wablen miilien ltattfinoell.
Die 8beinpfals mdblte nur Qiberale, bic
iibrigen Slberalen aus Sranteu, Sdmaben
unO elmer aus Miinden.
Sn 9eilenbarm a o. iie9ten iiberaIl
DIE gtatlonals9tberalen, MIR in Wtalna bic
0emofraten naA bartem aampi.
@llaBs@otbringen fennt nibt ben
Yarteislnterlhteo, mle ct i'm iibriaen Nteid
beltebt; bort slbt eS cine Attions. mo cine
Yroteit-Yartei. Die Yroteltpartei erbielt bic
Otajoritdt in ben 9iitriften 3bann, Wiiilbau.
len, @ebweiler, 8appoltSmeiler, Saaraes
miinb, 0ieoenbofen, Niet uno Saarbure.
9ie slftlon8partei iie9te in @olmar, Saae-
Eau, s3abern, Sblettltaot, DiolSbeim,
StraBbnra StaOt unb StraBburs yano.
Sn 9 a1en 1T pas Sauptbeerla9er Der
Soiial : Demotraten. Sort liegten le in
Qelpsia Qanb), @laubau=Dteerane, 3pidau.
Srimmiei6au, Sreiburg, StoubergzS tnee.
berg unb Gbemnie. 9ie Gonierpatipen ba=
ben 2, Die ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8 Ga. .. in
DRESDEN uno Stabt 2eipsis), bic Demofraten !
nno Die Borti1ritts-Y artei lie 2 Sertreter.
, 1877-01-27

beiGditist fe aiiba hoo Uidnn nllc ie bat
bic ooltommenlteu Wtaldtnertett fir tbren
i3iped lit Der 0elt, IN 6olse belett nur febr
menig Don Der 4rbeit burd Ofenlhenbarto
getban mirb. Siinf 3onuen Sdsen lperoe1
leoen Sag fertig, nebit elmer groBen Quan-
titdt Seileu, Oteiier, Sorm~iteder> &erfSersen
bon aussesetdneter Qualitdt unD Yolenonng.
0ie Sirma f%abrisirt tbren Stabl ielbft, nm
BON Der Site beiielben iiberSengt 81 letu.
Shire 8aaren perben itber Die game gSelt
perianbt, uub ite bat neulid cine Wertltdtte
in 2ouoon e%rDffnet. @e9enmdrttg beidldftlgt
Die Tirma mn 500 Ntann, neil Die @eldatte
I'M WlQemeiren Ri ftleft gehen.
, 1877-01-27
Mafber Mbsam9. e. mss"' G:. sss

Waentsn uab Wertdufer! Lh3 = Nm 49,
5ears aDarp Sse&er's Santilisn. 3situns tritt ttre
5erbf.Satisn an unb 8iebt tprsn Abpnnenten awst Der
srRBtsn unp iHbnaen Steosrapbteen, 3pei au6srlf an.
t~tstsnesn Stlbsrn, pslps tDtprt ab8aas fnpsn. Won Wsrs.
Wneeripn, ale Ssesntufe ~ iprsnn wide awake nb
Fast asleep. M9enten BADEN immenlen @rf0la 90 N
bic bette iemGls %stbpiene Wtlesentstt fir fs. gBir lisfsrn
pen lstGtefsa unp tbsnasa yerfauts. yta enfanb unp be.
jablen ftbr bpbe %epmmiifpa. Seo,r frubere sSer meme
ltGer @prratp ~ au8eablt6ltrer gervnbuns sprbanbsn.
DIE 8eituue felbf hept unter Jamtlten -Scurnalsn nm,
TIRES @lei&sn ba, unb Il 70 popular, eas fe Die ar6ste
0erbrcttuns III Der sSelt bat! Das pefe lilsrariias
fdnst serabs an; bic frapsrsn aapitfl Gerben ben Wtons
ntntsn %eeiefsrt. Nlrs. Stsme's lanssrfepntE solar an,
my wife and II, bs8innt NIT benz nsutn Sabre. Sr..
0ef&dft wlnfGt, isate fur Gtreulare unb vreisitae I'd
vtaben an 3. Z. Hrre ". Co., Ntp geri. sDiioEs
e.: S:s; s.. sI ssss.is S.ss''a'''9l Sentet, perlamat.
, 1877-01-27

-Sotgeaben amerifani d Yen
g attbtaS inbet man in elmer
Der befen 8srl,ner i3eitunsen: .Bie aus
Stem 9orf t~slegraph,rt mtco, bat Der Snnoes'
ser,dtshof BON Glib Carolina entihieoen,
baB Der bDhfe @erihtshof bss 5taates
competen, lei, iiber Die atte bes Control.
@omite's fir Bic @ahlen elm lrtbeil Su
iGnen.r @enn mir Inns redt erinnern, bait
bette es fid I'M porllegsnoen Safe mn oil
Gntifcionng, Oh bic Mabl g%emiier Demo.
traten fit bus Observation-Disclosures in Seen
Orleans galtig iet ooer nidt. Ser bSdfi
@eridtsbof bate oieielbe beitdti9t, bic Ste,
publifauer aber b,e Beftdtisur9 an9efohten
Den Demcfraten tf fomtt aud
in Der b0beren Snfan3 Der Sies per'
blteben."