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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

The Faculty of Harvard College have
never considered the question Of the ad-
mission Of women for the very sufficient
reason that they have never been asked.
President Eliot rejects all applicants
without consultation. The Springfield
Republican says Gov Banks used to have
a similar method of saving his Executive
Council, and sometimes himself, trouble.
:" What does the Council think about it ?"
said he, referring to some question before
the Executive branch. Why, they
haven't been asked for their opinion, and
won't be-" N s5
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

and they r0&ed fister md faster. Sad
denly tie boat bumped against something
Ia tie dark. Ny husband held up the
lantern. aud exclaimed: Thank God,
has safer / reused myself and opened
my eyes, and saW beside us our boat and
in the bottom Of Il my Nod, fast asleep"
= But l should think It would have
been farther down by that time II It was
adrift.'' .;.s.s ~
& "Yes, but" said Mrs. Wilson, !" It waa
stopped and by what, do you thinkf Why,
Z good many years before that there'd
been q little vessel wrecked in the inlet
I'll tell vou, it was that very wreck the
Captain was telling you shout the ether
night, the time of that great stormof 1856.
Well, It all broke up, but part of the hull
was washed in past The fats and when the
water went down it stuck in the mud out
in the middle of the river. Il was COW
cred at high water, but at low tide .
couple Of beams stood up out of water. It
was always a great bother 10 the boats, for
it was right In the main channel; the folks
around here often talked of getting il
away somehow, but they never did and
just put there by Providence to save our
Cnilu- TUT WOutu ycu DCircsoy oAS pVos
had drifted down onto Il and lodged be-
tween the two beams, not fast, but just
kept there till we came up 1gainst it. and
it was the Lords guiding that brought US
to it, for they had been trying to keep
away from where they thought the wreck
was.
:" Now says the Captain, as soon as
he found our boat was all sound, we
must get right into our boat. Quick,
Mary he says to me, there's not q mo-
ment to lose. This ones leaking fast; in
minute she'll go DOWN. / didn't real
ize till afterwsrd the new danger we'd
just escaped; but they hurried to bring
the boats alongside, and in the dark al
most lifted me from one to the other.
Then Ned woke up, wondering what it
was all about, and had my boy in my
ar ms and my husband rowing toward
home. w ~
"We left the old boat there in the river,
and soon through the fog We saw fire.
light. Squire Greene shouted All rightp
and there came from the shore real
hearty cheer in answer In another min
ute we'd landed beside great bonfire,
and the neighbors were all around us.
When we got home 1t was twelve o'clock,
and if ever was glad to be in this old
kitchen it was then.
"I've never been in a boat since, even
in the day time, and misty evening al
ways brings to my mind that night in the
fog" 7
On going to my room that night /
looked from my window, hoping to catch
q glimpse Of the river. But the moon
had hitl,1ou halipd q Clo,rd and a fhick
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

Grand totals. s.......---...-.....i i13S. $50 90
CHRISTIAN ScHELLTER, n supposed wealthy and
Influential citizen of Washir gton Township, re-
Gently absconded from Chicago, whittier he had
taken quantity of live stock.
A SERIOUS affair occurred at Sioux Point, ten
miles from Sioux City, few nights ago, which
will likely result in the death of young man
named King A party of boys were on their
way to a neighbors, for the purpose of giving
newly-married couple charivari. King was
walking in the road with friend, and behind
them were the balance of the company, among
whom was young man named Farris who car
ried q double-barreled shot-gun, heavily charged
with buckshot. In some manner Farris gun
was discharged, the contents taking effect in
Kings body, and inficting, as is believed, NOR
tai wounds.. Faris Chains that the shooting was
accidental, but friends of King believe it was
Intentional, from the fact that the two men have
been on unfriendly terms for considerable time
past and, it is claimed. Farris has, on several
occasions, threatened to kill King on the irst op
portunity.
GEO. BEKERT, = resident of Dubuque, was
the Illinois Central Railroad. r. b. Courtney
was Icturn1nS IIOm WOTk on bf1oge NO. Ii, with
twenty five men, ON three hand-cars, when the
head one. in turning curve, came suddenly
upon a locomotive drawing an extra freight All
the other men, seeing a collision could not be
avoided, jumped from each side Of the car ex-
cepting Beckert, who jumped from the rear end
Of the car, upon the track, and fell = he
jumped. Before he could recover, the engine
had forced the hand-car upon him and dragged
him about twenty feet before it was stopped
When Beckert was taken out it was found TINT
his throat was cut from ear to ear and his skull
fractured
An Nashville. ON the 22d, skif containing
two young men was overturned, and one Of
them, John Reddinston, was drowned.
The Postmasters appointed in the State during
the week ending March II were. Ole Z. Moen,
Elon. Allamakee County, and Joseph Barnhill,
Palo, Linn County.
THE latest reports from 81. Louis give the fol-
lowing as Ahs current prices for leading staples:
Flour-xxx Fall e625@7 so; Wheat No. 2
Rcd Fail, eL5o0LSl; No s,tel.4st91. .t53S;
c'orn-No. lIzsd, ss1f@sssIc; Rye-No 4.
e4065c; OAAs S4@S6c; Barlcy-6Oc@ @Sl. 10;
Pork-sl4: :1yl1.s71 ard-stas1si Hegs--
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

viii the Nishulls Lesislatlrs. ~ taEsi hzssoa6
With the Packard 0unatss psnp2stinG II ~
claimed, = ,qupgum IN hcth Apqaea. Ths exta
seHioas of hotA Iegislatares I'D ben sxtsndsd
to Aaroh - sss
Wwrwr..,- .,,<.,,,., - - 80
- <xLs.-A. - -1.ss E : 1ls = 1fss, a q =
mi..ion. ~ ~ pe,ou, aeleoted "a bsen -
by telegraph If thev wOud srceuk but thssr
names wezsypsAGssn., esu = &. ss +, r
THE vote hi the Cablnet on the PROPOSE
,isu 10 vifhdnw - trpeus frum serfa O.rsa;.a
and Touis;ana Stood 4hvss n snur ...;,..4 A.
the Cabinet mee4;ns, on ths asa, it was daaiasa
70 invite Mems. Ghsnhszisin snd Hanptun -
visit Warrington for the purpose of confsEfine
with the President rslstive to affair. IN south
Csrolinn. letter Of invitation w. pxepased.
which contains The following: !" II = The saznsz
esare 3 OF .ne PRESIDENT 70 ne Aoae 70 p1s a. end.
speedily - poeapies 20 ~ arPe.Eaness d
ene mse1venron of tne milaeaJ 4 IL
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29
Editorial Trials.

We have alluded to the editors trials
the strain upon his sympathies Suppose
we present few OF them. A young man
with little experience of life, high ambi-
tions, great expectations, thorough indus
try, sends manuscript and accompanies
it with letter, in which he says that all
the hopes Of his life are hanging upon
the fate of his paper-that the editor has
destiny in his hands-that the writer is
waiting to hear his fate, etc, etc. A
woman writes that the living of herself
and her children, who have been left with
out protector and pr0vider, depends
upon the cditor's decision, and that If her
manuscript is not accepted, she and her
little ones must become beggArs. Ay0ung
girl, Just from school, wishes to earn her
own living, and relieve father who has
failed in business. Another girl desires
bravely 10 educate her brothers and sis
ters. who have been left without the
requisite means. A woman is possessed
by an overmastering desire to DO good
with, her pen. Hundreds write that they
are poor, and that they have no recourse
but their power to write.
To man who carries q heart, such aP-
meals are painful beyond expression He
has no right to yield the slightest c0nsid.
Grafton to them, and he must not do It,
They have no right 70 distress him in this
way, but they do not know that The re-
sort is 90 desperate that they arc really
untitled by It for doing their best work.
The prcsum ption always is that the itera-
- part Of the case is consciously weak
one. The urging Of an illegttimste con-
Alteration would hardly be indulged in by
S'rs- e~sx -x..... !. +. Ma 1i&ororv claim
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29
DOMESTIC.

A NEW YoRK telegram of the goth says
Il few days ago and left his entire estate-valued
at si, 900, ,000-to the Government to help pay
tbe National debt, was accredited a bachelor by
everybody who knew him, and often declared
that he had no relatives in this country CT En-
gland, his native land. On the 18th, however,
richly dressed woman appeared in the Surogats's
office, claiming to be his wife, and that she was
married to Lewis one year ago. Another woman,
claiming to be q niece of Lewis, has filed ca
yeat for the million.
On the 21st man entered the In
diana National Bank at Indianapolis, caryinga
small box in his hand, which he placed upon the
floor, and stood upon it aid deliberately reached
over the counter to the money table and grabbed
several piles of bills, Amounting to $25, coo.
Six officers and employees of the bank were in
the room at the time, but they were in the rear,
and, although seeing the man, appeared to be
dazed by the boldness of his operations The
porter jumped over the counter and pursred the
thief, but in the confusion he darted up rear
stairway and disappeared in an alley.
THE commission appointed by the Ohio
Legislature, to investigate the late Ashtabula
horror made their report on the 22d. They con-
clnde that there were from eighty TO 100 lives
lost in the disaster; that the bridge went down
because of defects In its original construction,
and that such defects could have been discovered
at any time after its erection by careful and
analytical inspection, such rs the importance Of
the structure demanded.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-03-29

The srnistice between the Porte and
dontene1p - been prolonged until April !. z
BERLIN dispatches Of the 22d say
he industrial csidsin Gamsay was daily grow
ing worse, and destitution was increasing with
6gni6oant rapidity. IS ~ -ss ssN 5s 50
APARIs dispatch of the 22d saysan Am
terdam banker recently offered 8nsis q loan of
7. 900 900 roubls at eight per csnt, but the
hegoiation had fallen through because he in-
listed ON disarmament and an engagement q
aise no other loan for five years.
AocoRD1NatoL London co, 1espondenceof
he Edinburgh Scotsman, publ ished on tho asA
Eugene Schuyler, the Com anl- General II tho
Omitted States at CONSTANT nople, had rot into
trouble with his Government in conse quence of
bis published commuri ieation in reference to
rmlkish outzagcs. Fisn
PRIVATE adyices received in Vienna. on
The Esd, describe s1faim in Constantinople as ex-
tcmely critical The Ulemas had threatened to
elosc the mosques. and there were fears of an im-
mediate outbreak.
ROME tftssy) dispatches say circular
bad been is iued from the Vatican, addressed to
the Bishop s, and counseling patience and absti-
PENCE bom provocation during the expected
period of increased persecution. The general
kealn. of the Pope continued good, though he
bad lost the use of his legs and had to be carried
wm m place to place in a chair.
THE British UNivcrsity Clubs rowed
fheir thirty-fourth boat-race, ON the oath. It
was pronounced a dead heat by the umpire.
/ ACCORDING to Pera dispatches of the
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Ger B amberer.

ntsten Staaten, Urn bic tberaa asrRreui
pDtnenSsA b6tmtf6en &atbcltfen a%ufsufu'
Den. tbnsn G%elssentsit aur G%rfaluns itrei
oft lang granddaughter reltstDfsn SFt2tsr
su btsten unb fe ju serseeltsn @emstnSsr
iu orsanifren. &u& ec1settrte er ~ 8let'
DER 3ett fur ben Bau zines @iiiOnsaaufss
FUR bbbmtfGe Vtiffer. eas er aud NIT un'
ldsll4en Spfern 3a Stanh braGte; uno
renn aud feline 8rcbarttse Sbee nt&t ienen
Grfcls bate, zen CT tn fetner fturteenSban.
tafe T& eus9emalt, 70 TT bod fetn eples
Streben nt&t tpsniser berGnertennuns wsrtb
GRb bic GbrenfGulb res Dantss Der bob
tntl&sn &atbo1tfsn, tn esr.n Dtenfe er f&
bic Retme fetnss al3u fratsn Spbss fam
n,elte, ntGt mtnbsr srUe. gtele parfen ttn,
Gtrssia unb felbffldttse AbfiGten sor. bod
rer tbn Fannie unb bWr6 ldnsern umsane
In fesn 9er3 su tltden @eleSenbsit bate,
tptrD bteftn Borwurf 2lsen. fraftn unb fetn
raRlCfts, feelenetfrtses Btrien ols ben Mus.
fus etnes eblen scttbesetferten Strebens
1nerfennen.
SIM Sabre 1872 rttsie er aur, aletaen
! 3psde mad europa, no er f& nit rtebre-
rem 8ti&6fen iber Das Anlteeen fetnes Ser
jens bslyra& unb uttbsere bStn,tfae uab
pcIntf1e @rteRer perunlabte. ft4 benz Dten.
fe Der flaptfHen Station tn @usrtta 3u ptb.
men. Bel bteisr Gslesenbeit btelt er aud
bic S~aRensrebtsten tn Der 3trae all ANNA
tn &cm. Ma& fetner &ldfetr beretste er
bic Serf&tebenen b6tmtf@sn Rtlfcnspldse
unb bra&teGonfertn3en Der b6tmtf6en grte>
fer III Stanbe, bsrsn Sru1t untsr anberen
bic Grantuns elmer tutbelif6en 3sttuns in
bb8mii&n SpruGe mar oils @seenmtttel
sesen bic relistonsfeinbltdsn b5bmtfGsn
8ldtter bteles 2anbes.
@pdter rerfat er prcptfOrtf1 bas Mmt
etnes 8eiGtuaters TN 8lofer Der arn,en
S&ulf&wefern In Mtluautee. DC4 bolb
fab er fi& senStbtst, sur 6erfetuns fetneY
fart ansesrtfenen Gefunbbett tn Elm ailbe>
res Sttu,a au ;teben unb Seruetlte bater ets
ntse Rcnate In Rartd 9tstn tn Staate
Oslo. Naht fetner &Idfebr purse CT I'M
Oftcber bss Sabres 1876 mad 6Ofab,
Mtnn., sefanbt, no er mod ant &benbe fet.
mes 2ebens BON Der sar3en Gemstnbe wte
Elm gatsr eel!ebt unb aeebrt fesensDp1
wtrtts. @u& bic 3iebe unb Entertaining
ietnes 9if&Ofs fOlst ttm tn's Grab. sd
warbe unuerweilt au @ater 0artner's 8e.
srdbntb fommen," fdrteb 8tfdOf Grace
bon ct. 9aut auf bic NaGriGt BON fetnsm
9tnfGetben, uuenn t1 ntGt bur& bic 2de.
muns zines Suess settnbsrt rdre. SD
wlnf&e, bag Der eble Vrteter NIT aaer
GsterliGtett CUR Gree b%etattet tuerbe usb
tbm mad fstneu, Sobe isne Gere erntsftn
rerbe. bic er bura feta fesenpo1es @trten
In 70 bcbsm RaBe perbisnt bat."
2. VI.
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0o@w'fe r Btf&pfSrelan MT
retste am Mtttwc6 nod Delano, nm
am DUnnerfa8 poisIbf bic 81. Sir
mune gu ertbstlen.
Sn Der btefeen Marto
s tmmelabr : STRIDE tpurbs
uur WOntae oas Gef ess bl. Solepb.
oss 0anoespatrpns fdr &uerifa !; uni
aut Mittwo6 baS Gsft bss 81. 4ene.
ptetus. bss Stifters beS Bsnebtcttns,
Sroens tur& feterlt&en 9ottssbtenf
ssfetert.
Dte Statue bes 81. s o.
1ep 3, BON tpelder III pDrtssr Numme,
NittbetlunB eema6t wu,be, ,rurbt
lsBten Sonntae mad benz Nahmfttas'
aOttesbtenfe rurh bo@w. P. 0alenttr
Sttmmlsr feisrIi@ etneeweibt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-24
itte Seslen. @enn ntat fatbOlilbe
WnbtkiMafstt flr btsltlben [orasn mir.

Wtlotbatt8tstt tlr otelelbet lor9en mus
DC, 70 watbeu Fe in auaen'Hsinli&er
@efabr fleben, fir INNER ibrsm @laus
brn cerlcren ;u 9ebeu. Glteta m5sen
wObl b%epenfsn, NIT pel&er Asnenli@feit
fe aus cteitm 9sbsn 1@sicen wdrpen.
renn ie ibre Siueer bier nod jung
uno unperlOr8t ;urlflelen mtBten.
Rum wdrren fe BON 6erSen ~oteisnisen
leensn, weIhe Den Sleinen SduB unp
unterbaIt anbieten. Ga7et ite 8sSen
Gncere 10 banpeln, wie fe pInl9sn
@Grbcn, bab man sesen ie lslbf bans
psia rpGros, rpenn le In Der ndmli6sn
Notb tpdrsn. Die S@usenBsl Dteier
8aiisntinSer, fir rersn untsrtGBuns
mir itBt eu& auiprs&sn, uerpsn far
eu@ 9ermtttler lein Dor bem SbrUne
eer @nare uno Iperoer tur1 ibre GGr>
bitten piele Sssnuusen fir eu@ ie!tf
unb eusre Sinrer ~etlanBsn.
in man&sn Ebsilsn Der Di5Ssie ben
eaarsM ilTOnsn, gum 8stiptel, 1T ls!tsn
cite 0slessubstt sur a~usabuns Der
MiIptbdtistett uOrbunosn. 8sttrdss
su Strdenbcuten uno gum unterbaIt
ron 9siRli@en finO nidt @erte Der
Nd&fenIiebe, unO cod If bic untsrs
fiBuns Der Nrmen unO NOtbletpeneer
Elm 8ebot oss aumd9ttsen @ottes flr
ale MsnlGsn, uno Ratboliten iouten
f& freusn, penn re 5anblunsen Der
NdGfenltebe ausiben f3nnen, ntGt
ALIEN osbwssen, neil fs eth @sbOt etc
fiQen, fonnern TIM 1inblif auf bic
manntsfadsn Sesnunssn, ;eit!t&e uno
s.ifise, wsl@e pte Ausibuns BON Sic
beswsrtsn pom 5immel berabbrinet.
Dieter 6;rtsnbrief iOu an YalmiOnns
tag In ben Rir@fn Der Di5ssle o~srleisn
werpsn. no an ptelem Sage bic III.
MsGe cslsbrfrt miro, uno tn ancerer
Rtr@en uno StatiOnen BET Gsleesnbstt
ces erieu oarauf foI9sneen 8eluaes
BON Ssite ces bstrsfsncen yriefers.
Sbpmas g. 0race,
S;ldOf bon ct. paul.
9 t. gauL 20. Mdrs. 1877.
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fh3jn. Son 6. 8reuner.-3artes 2eben.
@sbt1t BON O. C. 8art6el.-Die @nfdnse
Der Grtflt&en 8unf. Bon Or. u. beNaal.
-8unte Sunbe aus ben Bergen. BON S.
Srautmann.-Gtcrg, Der 8aufeeIeGe BON
SbOrn. 3tfcr. Grldtluns bon s. Srsb.--
Die tCtale NOnbfnfernis pom 81. 5ebruur
1877. Boa @rcf. 6ets.-&m @alblee.
@ebtGt Sen 3ettemeser. @Gerlet. @pn.
en'Runbf&au. - Gussratunsen Ron Rste-
nae. Heue WettUoe, BON ben @etprebtn
ableser gu Notwithstanding hes Ortes,
no Der 81. %stras In &cnt 3u taufsn pftste.
MuufoIsun, hes 9er;oss Sarl soa 8raun>
f&wsts.-Reue Gtftnbatnbrufs lbsr ben
Observation-Disclosures &tefenwetnfOd.
Alterteaner tn Sneisn. - Rerr's ie6ense
Sadeln u. {. NJ.
SluFrattoaen : @eu6tre Saeabe uab
sossta Der essensfpsnbuns Der atten Ye.
tsrstr6s.- -Snnere Taeabe ntbf 8srbOf.-
StnnbtlS NOe's tn Der Ar6e. = Daniel tn
Der g0~sn9rube. Dedsnmalerst TN Zoe.
n,stertum Der 2ueInd. - Der quite 6trt uRb
bte &trGe. - Stnnbilber Der &trte, - SIN
etaem Appenseaer 6aufe.-Der Seilanb NIT
ben nermebrten Observation-Disclosures Oar.
fsttuns hes III. altarsfatramentss. - St.
forte &af. Bon 6. Rour. = Das 6lteRe
Wuttsr8ottssbtlb.-Dte 8srtinetsuns bur6
ben Gnsel.-D Die 5tmmslstDnistn.-3us's
lebenbe Sadsln. 9a& G~temtrabstt. =
R%cnbfnferntb u. 81.
Son NItlbauer unb BebrIs
Gbieaso.
D~ramattl@sD etIamatorts
Suseno b;bIiotbet. 7.
3eft. Der Snbalt btefss5sfss briast uae5.
rsre NIT 3umOr unb Dls reid sswir1te
Guide, ndmlta:
Gin neuer 96llsr, pCFt In stnsm att
Der erRe S&ultas, DtalOs fur swsi fletne
4naben; Die 3artcfela fOftsn nt9ts, &C.
iGrieben fur etnen @1ller Der unterfen
&laGe; 9anil unb Gretbt Dber Der tletne
GernsrOb, fCmtf&es Sinsiptsl nit @uRtbe.
s~lettuns. Der Srets bes 6sft&sns bteIer
BON ben Sanslinssuerstrsn bsfOnotrs freu.
rts besrlBten Sueenb.8 ibltotbst TT nur 20
Gents.
SSiss 3ettftrtften u. {. %. inb uorrdtbta
bet q. Sures uap aud ;u bs,ts9en hur4 u.
Shwarf.
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Sic Sumbesre8iernng
entt6lt foleenbe Mbt9ellunaer {:

enttdlt fotsenbe Gbteeiluneen
@taats , Department (Gparts): Gus.
wdrttse ansslesenbettsn, Gusftrttsuus unt
&estfrtruns Der autltGen gonmaHten, bey
8efa1unsspdtente, Der G%requaturs. Vae.
pefen u. {. 10. Gin 9eau,ter bes Staats.
departments (Clerk of appointments and
commissions bat bas BuabesfeBel tn fetner
Obtut.
Stnans.D Department (5teruau) Das
~sefummte Stuanswefen, ferner 8ssierunss'
8auten, 9lasnsermsGans unb StattRtt.
artess. Department (NeGrarp): @ttt'
tdrwslsn unp StSnal.gureau
Department bes Snnern (S6utj) Sn'
etansransslesenbstten. Ysnfonswefsn, Bum
SssldnSsrsten (9ermeEuns, g~srwaltuns
Tsrfauf u. {. n.y.. @utsntusfen. Genius
untsrrt&ts-S Bureau, &dsrtau.8 Bureau.
SlOtten.D spartsment (Ebompfcn) Daa
Selan1nnte straightforward, bic @tern'
ruarte, bas tsSrcsrupbii&s Bureau.
Gensrol'S Oftamt (Sss): GrrtGtuns uni
Iuf9sbuna Don gORdmtsrn. @nReaunsen
bafar. SOieontratte. g~ORrcuten, gcabaieb.
uuseu NIT benz &uslanb.
Suat3.D Department Deuens) Suai,we.
fen, RsGtssuta&tsn fur ben @r6Ebenteu
unb bte Experimentation, Wrafuns pcu
anipra&en, pom Sesnabtsunsss.fu&en u. +
n.. gsrtrstuns bes 8unbes tn &s&Harst.
ttafetten.
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Seferlicbe Communion.

Die Suidtsrsnen 0sreine Der bisf'
oer teutfden fattoIiIben @emeinot
Deroen tire @eneral . Communion fG,
ole bsporfebence bl. Sfer3eit empfan'
gen. wie fCl9t:
3 er ct. Sofa Sunsfrau u.
en- 0erein aul YalmiOnntae nab
rene bes bodamtes I'm, iisbsn ubr.
Der ct anna e s8 er'
Elm am @rdnen Donnertas trdbrent
pes bpdamtss unl neun ubr.
Ger ct. aIpYfuS a.
ltne6 g. uno ber ct. Glemens 8,
s ing N inner . 9eretn, an
OferiOnntaa wdbreno bes 9O@amtes
UNI iteben ubr.
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IS eItIt6 e s.

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6. Douglas TT pom Wrdibenten gum Mar>
f1dtl bes ge,tres Columbia ernannt w0rben
pet@ss Amt idtrlta pom 10 Bic IL taulenb
Dollars stntrdst.
Dte Deutf9en @afttnstonS
peranfalteten an, IA. B.. cline srobarttse
gerfammlung, UNI tbre 3ufttebenbett nit
Der gerlDtnunsspclttu hes @rdfpentsn uni
@9ur3s gerufuns In tas Cabinet Ius'
brud Bu perletben.
Der Senat crtnete ben Druid ter8er.
b%anblunsen I'm S%dtebseni6t unb In ber
swet 9dufern tes GOnsreGss betreFs be,
Sshfenuns bes Grssbntfss Der grdRbsnten.
rrat1 an. SsrfHDb bic Gr6rteruns tss Sc.
fdlusantrass betrsfenb bic llnterfuduns
sessn @tOper unb scs F& bann our Gretu'
tirRsuus aurud, BET teren SGIue er GG
pert19te.
Wtntfer g 6ur3 bat ben gOr'
fetern Der uerf&t.bsnen 3wetse fetnes De.
partements 3u ptfsn setban, ba6 wdbrent
ietner gerwaltuns beTelben fetner tbrer ln'
tersebeuen entlafen werben tptrb, es FL
benn, berfslbe stebt bur6 feline &ufIbrune
geranlaGuns baIu, unb baB auf 8si6rbs'
runs nur Der Nnfpru4 BAT, iusl&er fe per-
btent.
H.
Reusre RaGriHten melben. baB an, Sortaer
Mtttrr6 etne 8anbe 9aIbblut . Jnbtaner
nah Gabbo fam unb unterflSt BON etnen
balbsn Dussnb Rdnner aus benz StdbtGsn.
etnen SraGt3us Der RifOuri, &anfas uni
Ssras'gatn ansrih, tn benz Glauben, BAT
rtsbrere Getetmpoltstfen auf bemfelben
feien, bic Zen gsfsbl bdtten, fe 3u pertaften,
Sn benz Sample, Der 3Uif8sn ben Snbia.
nern unb lem 3uspericnal e%ntfanb, tDurbs
Gin frltersr MarfHa1 Namens DCnnelg
eriGCGen.
3wetb b u n u n B.
swan3tB fetnblthe Stcur BON ben
stGmmen Der MtAnseOniors, Der Sans
ares unb Der Swp 8sttsls baben fit an
IS. Tebr. In Der Gbepenne'M sentur &C.
fe1t unb u%rterwcrfen unb tRre @af'
fen unb itre Yferhe, %bretbuntert an bel
3abl. atssltefert. Gle famen aus BEN
SOnsus.Stale, to bic srcbs Mebrjatl bel
nod fetnDltGen StCur Strfammelt 1T uni
baben bic Sslr;ase Sitting 8ufs unb BE-
fonbers aud bic SGla&t ant 2tttle Big
Corn, ia wsl&sr Sen. Gufer fst, u,ttse'
maGt. Ra9 ttrsn Daraeflunsen pabsr
Guftr unb letne Streiter ibr 2ebsn tbeus,
p~ertauft, b. :. etre Nsnse Stour setOptst
ebe ie lslba bis auf ben lesten @ann auf.
serteben wurben.
Grmprbunerpn Gttneen
Gus can Sraneiseo rtrb BON Is. Ndrl
bertGtet. GeHs GtneRfHe 3cltbadsr pur'
ben persansene 9a&t In Der Rdbs Don
Gtiec, Butte County, In ttrer Quite BON e.
uer 9anbe @eissr ~iberfanen. Dret berfel'