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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
In the Sweet By-and-By.

cannot but be the happy thought as the
fortunate recipient of the Rocky Noun
tain Tourist scans its wonderfully at
tractive pages and peruses its fascinating
descriptions. Most beautifully embel-
lished with new ard highly artistic
engravings. its letter press a model of
typographical richness, and the arrange
ment throughout simply superb, the
Rocky mountain tourist is worthy of
comparison with Picturesque America or
The Aldine. 1t is written in eossipy.
graphic style, covering details of the
tour through the garden of the Southwest
ithe Arkansas Valley, Southern Kansas.
to the very heart of the Alps of America
the Rocky Mountains Jaunts are made
to all the famous resorts of Colorado. the
remarkable ruins, the SPRINGS. the nnes,
and. in short, to every point of interest
to tourist, agriculturist. capitalist, miner
ana invalid. With the Tourist, the san
Juan Guide keeps fitting company, and
the two publications are mailed free to all
writing tor one or both to I. j. Anderson,
Topeka. Kansas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
YOUNG MEN

DAYLIES Great Mercantile College, Keokuk,
ID Iowa, on the Mississippi. Nineteenth
year. About sixty dollars pay all expenses for
membership, board and stationery. Bookkeep-
ers. psnmen. reporters, operators, architects,
surveyors and teachers thoroughly lifted. Rail-
road fare reduced. Good situations. No vaca-
tons. Don't fal TO address Prof. Miller,
Keokuk, Iowa.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02
Echoes From Ellis County.
ITEMS OF INTRREsT-rHE PAwHEEs-BAsE
BALL-BALIs AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS
THEY TAKE THEIR FLIGHT.

Editor Times Wet. rain, rain and vet rain,
and mud, has been the order Of things during the
past week in this vicinity. But notwithstanding
the slint-up indoor features of the case, farm
ers and vegetable growers have drawn on TO
their usually dismalized phnes calm and Sc
rene look OF contentedness.
The X p. 4. r. has suffered considerable by
the late rains, and mails have been very irreg-
ular, even the Times was until this friday
/ morning. reaching us, unusual occurrance.
MAJOR North company OF Pawnee scouts ar
rived here few days ago and went into camp
near the fort. They are mustered out, and
were on their way to their reservation in the
Indian Territory.
They are flne-looking, orderly disposed and a
well disciplined body Of men.
One Of their number, Red Willow, said to be
the son of a once famous chief, was shot by one
OF Hays City's loafers-a mean, low, coward
ly, treacherous desperado, whose hand seems
| always ready to commit some mean, low, cow
ardly act when his victims are unprepared.
This sad affair occurred on Monday night last
and the paper and some Of the people of this
city place it under the head Of Attempted
Burglary" probably to screen the good name Of
the village or to lionize the banditti who fired
| those unfortunate shots,
But, Mr.. Editor, the character of that scoun.
irel is too well known. ONLY the preceding
night he pounded Mr.. Hill over the head and
left him senseiess on the sidewalk. Where he Law
walIowing in his own blood until the following
morning, and il is said that Mr.. Hill Mt the
time he came to his consciousness, discovered
| that he was minus a watch and some cash,
| Again TO show the coWaFiice of this wou,d
be Wild Bill imitator. 1 wouId saw that on an
occasion which took place recently he drew his
revolver on one Of the boys in blue against
whom he had petty spite, oweing to one OF the
soiled doves at n house of prostitution here, but
| ohariey shliped Dehihd a corner and drew out
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-06-02

NIB. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable north o.
the Liquor establishment. Hay, Com, Oats,
and all kinds of iced for sale.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-01
To MuSICALLY INCLINED.

nROFEssOR W. W. WINTERS.
formerly OF Philadelnhia. mas located
in this city, and is now prepared to give In
strncfions on Violin or Double Bass ut reason
able rates. Call or address at J. Hunts kesfan-
rant, Also music furnished for balls, parties.
ETC., brsss Or string, by Winters = spsrgo
Band. !aIau
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-01
CARSON LODGE NC. q K. OF P.

rGrET At THEIR CASTLE HAIL.
MI An Odd Fellow Building. the First anu
Third Thursdays of each month SoJournins
brethren an good Standing are cordially inN''eo
Chancellor CoE.lnapder.
nrxAxpxa LIPoRr, K. Of Il. and ;, octe
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-02-01

JOHN G. FOX'S
EMPORIUM OF
LITERATURE, ART AND sIJouTtalf.
TITS SELECTION OF B OOk g,
which is cons 'antly being increased by re-
ceipts from the East. embraces
Standard Works, Poetry. illustrated
Gift Books and Children's
Books, Music In Sheets
and Books,
And all sorts OF Musical Instruments, including
STElNWAY'S PIANOS,
For which Mr.. Fox is the Agent. Also, an e1.
tensive selection OF
Fine Watches, French Clocks,
Jeweiry and Silver Ware,
Cold, Silver and Pre-
ciouS Stones,
Staple and Fancy Stationery. Agent Tor Lsz-
srus \ Morris celebrated perfected spettacles
and Eve Glasses Toys, Guns, Pistols, Fishing
Tackle. Ammunition, and q very choice lot OF
Shelf Goods too numerous to specify, all
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE HARD TIMES.
~ Call and Examine. "a
JOHN G. FOX,
Carson street. opposite the Capitol. Carson City.
Nevada jsnl9
CAPITOL STORE
CORNER kiNs AND oRMssy STREETS.
CARSON CITY.
Choice Family Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Hams,
Bacon, Butter. Lard.
Sugar, Teas and Coffee.
Choice LiquoTa
Old Valley Whishe
Pure Brand 4 Wines.
Cigars & Tobacco,
Paints and Oils.
A Cnu Line Of Housekeeping Goods,
always on hand and delivered
free Of charge.
! ~ Gall ana zee rs.
REINSTEIN & GIBSON
nyl.tf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

fonale eiaentlte bier l6tteeen. Obne na6
10 no%thpenpi9 bate. MID auf eine
nene Dtscui6ea pom Araumenten ooer
piHmsbr 0 Antlasen einauloGsn.
csren Qnarunc buucertmal no69eptes
Ter DCrpen III.
Br nebmen. ih ,rfldre piee wiepers
belt. Ole NraseReuung Napelspe'S ntdt
an. aber Cas foI uus ni&t btnpern. bet
8eontwortune perlelbsc Shritt UNI
SGrttt IN ,bre oeoucnveu Wtnounaen
su folsen. Mrem r,r uns pobet Der
Wetbore befet 6t9en, peren il@ Or. ..
SapslsYe peOtent. Gs Dtro uns ctee
einen apOlosst,l&en Ssweis a poste'
riori ltefern.
@tr mdfIea ss une uerlagen, BEN
8srfaHer IN ietnen p,afiiiben Musfibs
runsen su fOlssn' 10 ,nsereNant es au&
mare pte Mioerleauu4 ce6 DettDerbrets
ten 0orurtbeiIs Al o%uasbmen, caB In
ssuilhten @egenpsE cte pr~otefanten
tnoufrieuer. unp oeBpalb reiher als bic
Ratbotttsn lsien, pper lber blr9erlide
bre,bett, unterr,6tswsieu, Wihenlbaft,
Sttli6feir ieine Wetnung Su bSren.
bauueuiue ertnuert gum Sdlub Jet,
usr S@rtft an Den i&Snen Nuelpru6
Wpntsseuteu's: Bunperbar Die
6tiili6e &eltstoa, Die nur bic Slid
leltefstt pee t0nflt9eu Sebene 3un Sc
asnitaur III BADEN ldbeint. beerInret
audi Gas Slid pes ~sesenwdrttsen Sc
bens." Etc fatboltlben 05Ifer baben
feline 8stbstsuna trotfder Nei6tbimer
ODER biitdnotaer poltttihsr Grfol9e !;
aber ls brauden in oieler 8s3tsbune
anoere 8SIfsr, alte iowobl rpie mo-
rerne. ni6t su heneipen. Wenn fe
cos 8st6 Wottss unc feline @erehties
fsit aeiu6t bann BADEN (e Ger bl. Ser
beibune 0emdB Aues i'm ueberfu1e er-
baiten, mas lie ols fluee una peritdn>
eiae ysute sOr Dem SUpe erwartsn fOnu-
Ten. Die fatboIt(be xtr6e mar ntdt
nur pte Ndbrmutter Der Civilization felt
fat 3wehauieno Sabren> (ie alletn bat
nur Die driftli6e Nabgbstt unperlebrt
uno unverfdll6t bewabrt. f. lit au6
pte refine Wsmcipbdre, in wel6er Die
menl6lihe gernunft ft6 unperoerbt er>
bdlt. Ni0snidaften uno EInfe wurs
cen pom Den RatbOltfen au ether 3stt
9ep Feat, NO lonf Ntemano lt6 UNI pie
lelben flmmerte, mo- oiele 96ttiihen
pFan;tn Ter 9anjen lbrl9en Wlenitbet Ell
unbefanut moren. Selbt uon rein
meni6ls6sm @etdtspunfte aus TT pie
fa,bOlilae Etr6e Die sr5Bte unD err
babenfe gturi6tung, pel6e In Der Ges
i6t@te trptider Dtnee erldetnt unp
teute nod etbt es feline, petde INNER
nod menlaIt6 aeipro6sn, auf feteren
0runpIagen rubt. Wenn Die 6fOno'
mtfde @utwtdluug Der neueften 3eit
~1berbaupt in Den 0reuSen Der @erea>
tiefstt eebaltsn tperpen fam. Damn miro
pas 6etl ntrsenDwo anDers eefunpsn
als an BEN mitterltden Bulen
Ger STRIDE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Oer @ a e.

caus elmer tirttl&en pOlenseestcn uer'
panft cem Abaefsbtsu 0rososster Wtos
bat paf6e tbren llsfpruna. Denelbe
bat nSmIt&. wdbrenc pte Gcnferen3 In
@cnfanttnopsl ta8te. Elm ausfdbrli6es
@emcranpum iber rte mtSlihe Sage
Der Dclen in NuBlano aus8earbeitet
uno WoGte pies cen eurpp6tfGen Gabi'
rstea mtttbeilen. Nuf Bunid bee
Sultans muBte er es iepe6 unterlals
fen. 3wei Wohen pot ietter 0erbans
nunA ulrterbrettete e. Dem 8rcBberrn
etnen Gevman. Der bic Silpung Der pols
ntl&M &eaton anurpaen iease. aur nns
terldrtft, jepo6 pbne Grfols. Mu6
casumal madte ft6 ruifl&a Ginfub
9eltenp. &rf nab Der Erieaeetfld.
rune bate Der Sulian Die Spes leineS
perbannten @robpeaiers o%ufeeerifsn
Wnp beauf!ruat Den polnti9en Grs Die
totUr 2angi'wtcj unp Den Gmi9ranten
Nrtbur zimmerman mtt Der DilDun9
tines comple;en pDinilhsn Nrmees
Corps in Der StGrfe pcn 10000
Manr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

Bon Der Sdmmerlihtett Dat bfsbe
nod Ntemanp etwaS bemetft; Ibrta'
enc nitro cie BefdlasnebmunS MID
etria DauHn."
Nebnlihe unterebunaen pFoe CT mt
aaen &napeienben, anb fe rparen einfe
tn bem punfte. bag CT Elm burhaua
wteises 9opf uno Elm anssnsbmsr Sc
ieHf6after fet. nnfere @eler suercen (id
steuei6t oariber wunberr, pae etn aus
Der Defe bes @olfrs berpcreeeaneener
Wann In pteien %Yernebmen Rretlen 70
FIBER auftreten tonnfe. Wir rerpen
tbnen fasen, rte oas 3uiammenbtns :
Sor nod nt6t LANCER Get bate Ger
ptrf!t&e Warquts DC Mcuseartn In
ecnbcn selebt uno mar In alien 8rei>
len cir germ eeiebener Wann eepeien.
Der 3afau woLte es, oaB Gornelius
et1e lclGe Mebnlthfett NIT ibm bate,
pab Ne Der bette Sefannte nt&t bdtte
unterldeipen fSnneu. Gcrneltue mahte
fi6 oielen umfanp ~ Nusen unp ibte
otele Shwinpeleien auf ieine ReGnune
aus. Der Marquts mar Elm curhaus
lel6tfnntser MenfG, Ger T6 nibt al
Elm on aQerlet Narrenfrethen betbets
liete, lcneern ft6 aud tn man1erlef
hGnoel etulieB. Gtnf wurre er In eis
ne Strsitiafsit psrwidelt, rpobei WeRer
uno ptfclen getrau6t murben uno CT
erbtelt etnen S6ub pur6 bas 6ers.
Die W6roer, oenen CT ednjlt4 unbe>
fannt mar, l@leppten i'm In he Tbems
is. @CrneItus mar uneelsbsn 3euee
oteler Ibat unD dbsrnabm BON pielem
Aueenblide on ~oOufdnpts feline Roue.
ote er 10 portrefFih tu iptelen Deraano>
oas Niemanp cine Nbnung pom Dem
rtGtisen SadperbdltntGe bate. gr
besoa lcsar ietne RObnuna, aber Ct bd,
tete fth mcbI. In berfelben feline Greunpe
3u empfanseu Deer ii6 tn ireenD elmer
Betle etne 0l6Be Su eeben, tpelde let>
men rpabren Namen aufoeden fonnte.
gu glether Belt uerfebrte CT aber
au9 tn ben Experimentation pom St.
0ties unp mahte palelbf in ben aaen,
400 CT tsinen eroBeu SGlas a~usflbren
fOnnte, aans portreffltde @elhdfte. go
fcnnte 80 aI1o nidt ausbIeibsn, ba6 iein
0elo 1t6 BON Sag ;u Gag mebrte.
Rlugerwetis aber bebielt CT nte yiel paz
ron TN 6aule, ionoern leete es auf bte
0anf nteoer, um bic eelama lte Sumue
5u erbsben, mena er senue ertporben
bate.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
Dergeltung audi bienieoen.
Glue @rjdblung.
(TprtieBung.)

CT pslte Go sdblsn, absr er fdrdtete,
Der Slang ees 0olees m51te aeb5rt
rreroen ; oorum bebefle CT paf1eIbs NIT
N6ibe, welde CT aus etneu Rafen
nabm uno crying fid lGwsieenp In
suffdl56srn. Ddbrsno Msysr NIT
Den, 0elce fortfubr, fttes Der Warquts
pte Irsppe btuanf. Gin Beotenter. mel
der ME cine StIpldule am @inganae
oes Iansioales ffanp, rtef nit ether
pabren Stentorftmme "Marquis Dc
Wouscactu !" Soglei6 fam @rdfu
6arIy belbef, l&alt i'm ld6elnr, pab Ct
70 Ianse ausblteb unp fdbtte ibn Dunn
tn ben Saal. Cine Bort, lung mar
faum n6tbtg, benl CT mar beretts NIT
all ben Derren unp Dauen betannt.
Der ebemaltSe @sfdselbduOler trat tn
oteien eldujenpen &dumen NIT elmer
8ewanptbett auf, pte ni6t i'm entfern.
teffen etne 0e%rmutbuns an feline @er>
sangsnbeit %auffommsn lief; man bdtte
ibn tn Der Ibat fir einen 9sbornsn per,
scs balten louen. Mu Den pcrne5men
berten uao ben ele9anten Dams, I4ien
Ct auf Dem beftsn unD freunplhafhi1s
fen Gube su feben. uno ale u~mrinsten
ibn.
.Want rrernen Sie uuS einen Bau
sebeu Z" fraste Die @rdfa barly.
~AIs Sunsseieue farGte t@ rtel su
iebr, eeesn Die 0ttfstte 40 uerRceen, :
eab Ct 3ur Antport. $50 rperpe uars
ten maHeu. BIG t6 cas- @lad bate, etne
Satin 30 bsigsn,"
yDas pt,o art Gnbe bod MIR BON
3bnsn ielbt aUbdnsen, Marquis,
sntsesnete pie @rdFn. penn t@ sweifs
Mot. pae ale anpelenpsn Mitter tt
cine Greupe oaraus MAIDEN DlIpen, ben
Marquis pom Wuseaptn tbren S4wts<
9erlobn 3u nennen."
SD treroe mid aqerptnes zines
Saaes 3u rielfm S6ritte eniltIisBsn
mlhen, otsr lh flrble, mflns tanttl9s
SsmabllR wiivpe ben Sdt.tt talD BE-
reaen. sic wtNen ia, UaS meme 0i'
ter tn Granfret@ nit Belplas be!e8l
ltaoxaac DaB ib ais 8erbanater mid|
nit elmer timmerli1en Nente purG'
iNIaSen mue."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09
TMnftes &apitet.
Sine t6ottihe &ugel.

I'm bic befimmte Stunpe 19itrt'
WfYsr bic Sferre an uup fubr gun
6auie bes 8rafen oarly, no beretie
cine lanee Retbe Dom Waeen aufeeleu
nor, welde ouf pie HGdfebr tbrer berr.
ldaften warteten. Dte @dfe 1aBen
chen beim lbee unD DaGtsn an zen
Nufbrub. Bebtente ioaneerten awts
lben tet 0arperc5e une Dem lbe, aim
mer bin uno bet, un1 Die pom ben 0d
fen ssrlan8ten alsiouugsflde su
brtn8en. Nub elm llebernurf Des
Watquts MouecaUtn wurbe oebra1t,
ano es fteI etn S6li6el aus oemIelben
auf ben 8Open. Der Warquis errB.
tbete lebbafL bob renielbsn l4neu auf,
fedte tbn tn ole lalde unD for16te auf
Den 0eidtern Ger umberftsbenpen une
StBenren, Oh fe Den S9lIHel batten
fallen leben ober Ntemano ihten cen
seringfIsseen umltano bemertt III ba-
ben, uentsfeos lHenfte tbm tetnsr feline
Aufmetflamfett. DteI5 tbe peridpanp
l6neu BON feinem @eibte, unp bic
Verwirrung. wetbe i'm eineu Muoen>
bid ben aepanDtea Weltmann bate
oereefIsn lafsu, stng uoriber. 0alant
ute immer balf ct Den Oamen betn An>
ftstcen uno litb leiner lGer3baften 9aus
ne 10 freten Spirlraum. ra6 fe rtht
aus cem eaben berauSfamen bann
l@idte er fl6 gun, @egseben att. AuG
pte ibrtge @eleQldaft brad auf unD
gtne pte lreppe btnab. Sn Der Mus>
sansstbire ftanp elmer BON pes grafen
oarIp Bsptentep, unp rtsf Dte Namen
Der Rutlder. wslde Der &eiDe mad uprs
fubren uno tbre 5errldaften in Gus
prang nabnen. Meyer fam ale elmer
Der leBten unD balf 1etnem ansebltden
perm betm gtnfetsen. Dieter flfer<
te tbni 3u: ~Gabre aber cte 5bemies
brlde."
LAO III eth llmweg", a~ntrucrtete
NeYer.
~Ibut Nihts !" eruieDerte Der Nar'
cute ; lid ninl@e CO TO-" Der Was
gen raneIte ropon. Auf Der Bride
Itsb er etnen Aueenblid Dalt MAIDEN,
bsuste ftb aus BEN Dagen, fhleuDerte
oen oerbdu9nibpo0en S1lI0el the
Wahsr unD bsfabl Damn ietnem Ruts
ider. amjufebrsn.
Vile fe 30 Dauie anfamen, fanD CT
elm unter Der Ebfre btnpurGeelhcbenes
Billet neustetts bob CT paFelte anf
une las 90. 80 lautete fclsenoer Waas
Sen:
j Dyeieber 8ruoer! Sd bin 70 eben aus
Paris bier onsstommen. Nh Mls
itnp In 8~elcrsnib un, DID, mel Du
i@on 70 LANCE Nt1ts BON Dir BORN
ltsssft. Btgbsr Inp unisre Brisfe Obns
Antwurt aeblisbsn ; mir slaubten Deb.
balls, eab Dir etn unslif 3~useftcben
(ei! @ctt let Dant, rae Dem nt9t 10
IL! Sd b5te cDn per baueleuteu, oa6
Du DID munter unD ro5l beftncsf.
Da i'd Did brute niht 3u 0auie fnoe,
10 rerpe tb mDrsen ftdb I'M rleurt ubr
u0rlpreGen. Charlie"
Der angebli6e Marqut5 be Ncus'
cabin bate auf letnea Nanb.rs utp
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

mel6e In Ger IIrfet oreaniltrt uno 9es
gen Die Ru0en ms 8sID sefibrt usrcsn
fol-. miro neueroin9s beridtet, mas
fo!gt:
Das pOinilde Gentral<g omite In
@onfantinOpel bat ON 5. Mat foloenz
pen Aufruf erlahen IN pte auf Der
oansen Grpe in Der 0erbonnune aerz
(treuten 8ruper! Der bunpertldbrtae
Getno unieres Natsrlanbes, Der IS aerS
itdfelt unD NIT Geuer unb S6wen
perwlftet bat, Der uns unler Befss
tbum, unlere NattUnalitdt, un1tre Tret=
bsit unlere Reltetpn uno lelbf un(ere
Wu!teriprade nabm, rast es, unter
per beublertlden Nasfe zines BE-
ldIBsrs Der @brtaen feline Rrteasfanos
orten su e~ntfaIten uno feline tptlpen
6Orpsn eesen Die Iirfet, uniersn Ser
bdnreten aus Der 3ett unferer lnab-
bdneiefeit uno unleren e%rpebe3teen
Belhdger in Der Belt u~nlsrer Serbian
nuns. 3u e%ntlenpen, eesen bic 3drfei,
wslhe li6 aQetn pom allen Md1ten
big gum bsutisen Sage 9eweieert bat,
pie psrlbteoenen Gbetlunsen golens
onsuerfsnnen. Weroen rptr unbetbei-
liste 3uidauer bletben In pieiem Rans
pfc awilhen D%elpotiemue unb yerfals
lunssmdetsen 3utdnuen, eter1 ienem
Deipottsmus, Der aud unlere 0erfal>
flung rvul 3. Mat, wslHe polen lrteoer
ttdfttsen foute, serrifen bate? Nein,
unier plaB TT on Der Sette oel Tlrfei,
uno ale GreunDe Ger Greibett unp Der
Bernunft weroen NIT uns 1etn. gu
pen Wafsn aIlO, 3u cen Dafsn, wsl1e
&c. Nalefdt Der Sultan uus 70 bod.
ber3ta 3ur8erfisuns eefeqt bat. Gan;
europa l6aut oieiem Sample 40, ienes
lelbe europa, wel6ss li6 our6 fall&s
8eylprsd uno pie Ndnfe Der
mostc Uttti4en pclitif teriden lief.
3etsen mir i6n, bae wtr nod Ieben,
sstssu MIR ibm. was pir 3u leifen iul
Stanee Iup. S@on ortnst Der Don,
aer Der 9anonen an unler Otr. 2aet
uns feline Ntnute perlisren ! 2ast uns
bic EeIter aerreissn. rtI&e tnferen
rrstBsn Aplsr Ia GelIeln balten 0cr
uhierer pereinlen Eraft tpsrptn pte wtl.
ben 6OrUen bes &3arentbums nihl
Stanp baltsn, unb MIR rpercen un(ers
6abusa an Den MdnOunssn Der Bsi&.
lel unp Der Memel, orn Mdnpuneeu
pse Onispr unp pes Dntstr perpfans
,en. europa wtrD iein oor eineu
.Jabrennps,t perlCrenee @lei6eeriHr
wurtrsspmnsu, unO europa wtru unt
canfbar patir lstn. 3u Den Bafsr
a,lo, ,5sf brloer. nne abermals il
eenaaSatteGasas aRwHaass
SIN neuerer Deridt iagt aber ben
leIken R~ooeu0oun Ife Cfnpp Ner SAT-.
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i i eutI!et n.
blibsn Roten obae 9arnen ?

8eiae @tunbe ateBe btr S~ereebens,
gerbrub IL ant Elm 1beil bes 9sbens
Sbateirsare.
Gag, irO III bas 9aus,
$50 tets Elm unb aus
3ieben bic 9esladten,
Maasn bic GntSiidteu,
llnb ,tur Slid fets rpbnt?
Gag, no III bic Gbir,
Dur& bic fir une fir
Sur bic 6reube sebet,
Gtets bic Monne tpebet.
Der ME Qeib fi& nabt?
@abff bu ie Elm DAD,
Sbne unsemaG,
Inter benz nt&t aaste,
Nte Elm @Trtletn flos!e
Cine Meni9enieel'?
Bru4ff bu &olen SieI
Sbne Dcru an, @tiel?
Nub ni&t grab bic i6Dnen
GtetS ett @taGel trGnen.
Der fle f&irmt unb f&ist?
Traff bu lie Elm Ser3
Sbne Rreua unb @Gmera?
limb bid fDIte r1steen
Na unb tsbss 2etben,
Did, MUIR bid anein?
Darum sebt's gum 2iGt
Wabrlth anbers riGt
@ls bur& sldubts Daeen,
DnrG ssbuIbis Srasen,
Sa bur@ 2eibensnatt!
llnb es wpbvt bic Greub'
Sbne SGmers unb 2etb,
Gern RON Rabt unb Weinen,
bort, 100 Sterne f6einen,-
Nur I'm. @ottss GbrDn.
M. &lOR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-06-09

SIN neuerer 8eriGt iaat iter benz
lelben @eaenRanp Die Spee Der Bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16

that the civil and military servants Of the Porte should
be corporay elected from Bulgaria WHOM any or
other neighboring provinces of Turkey cannot Dn oc
paid my understanding particularly as, IN oldcF 10
make It possible YOU have entirely overlooked l9suH3
many other passages) the lassage ~. o.! ,tr
the two ttlc sentences That have engury iascieu
your attentions for in both of these the cessaoi %
portatiOn of certain individuals TO the
inccs, explicitly stated to be the object had IN view
IN the effect Of the strange conception have imputed
TO 10 diminish British influence al tulAcS ~
seems all be for regret that suGh an
Interpretation should have had the countenanec oil 'he
British ambassador.
IJpon receiving this broadside the British Embas-
sador who had rushed joyfully enough into the
fray in his previous letter. takes refuge III plea OF
privilege. He discovers that it would be maniles'y
undesirable he should enter into correspondence
on the subject of his official dispatches, ana WIN
that retires from the field of battle. Mr.. Gladstone
being only human sends the letters to the papers,
and the papers, being inhuman, print them
And am not sure that a worse thing mas not pe
fallen Sir Henry Elliot. Heretofore ignorance OF
the Bulgarian massacrcs-gnorance due 70 the want
of consuls in Bulgaria-has been pleaded for him by
his friends Now comes distinct allegation by me
Daily Ners correspondent at Petersburg, that NJ.
Matalas the Greek consul at Philippopolis, who Is
no friend of the Bulgarians, reported almost daily
tho progress of the massacrcss that nearly all these
reports were shown by the Greek Minister to Sif
Henry Elliot; that he was shown the reports OF the
Austrian and French consuls TO the same ehect;
and that lie was shown hundreds of letters BESIDES
confirming them. With all this information III his
hands he steadily denied the existence of the aroc
ties and did not even send anybody to inquire INTO
the truth of the reports. Sir Henry Elliot was, per-
haps sufficiently dscredited before, but this charge
must. unless met, send him into permanent retire
ment.
Replying TO the circumstances Of +. W." respect
ing the Central Railroad of NowJersey, referred to
i'm nv last letter MessTs. Brown, Shipley ~ Co. say
that since discovering the embarrassed state OF the
company their New-York house has taken all steps
in their power to protect the bondholders, IN
Guiding theirselves.' They decline, however, to
publish at present any statement OF figures (which
nav not be reliable" They are anxious to give
Trustworthy information to the bOndhCiderS as soon
as possible but cannot for the future undertake to
answer anonymous inquiries" That is all very
well as far as it goes, but Mcssrs Brown Shipley X
Co. do not seem to be IN haste to recognize the
existence of any obligation on their part to their
clients or to the public, who, on the faith OF their
recommendation, have invested S3,000,0Oo Ill secu-
rites which within two years have declined from
90 to 90. y. W. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-16
UNITED STATES SENATE.
SPECIAL SESSION.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Nlr. ANTHONY
Rep II. H., From the Committee Printing reported
favOraby en- the resolution providing that The volume
containing proceedings of the Electoral Commission
and Of the two Of Congress in regard TO counting
the electoral vote authorized to be printed by the reso
luton Of the Sd instant be prepared for publication
under the direction of the Committee on Printing and
that 200 copies be distributed to the Judges Of the SUI
preme Court who were members Of the Commission
Agreed to.
The VICE-PRESIDENT laid before the Senate the rcSo
luton submitted yesterday by hr. Mitchell" Re, Otc),
authorizing the Committee on Privileges ana Election"
designate committee of three of its mcmhers 10
investigate charges made against the Hon. Lafayette
Grover :, natUr from Oregon.
Nir SALISBURY Dem. Dcl) said he hoped that lcso-
luton would not be pressed TINS morning. The inquiry
proposed by would nccctatc yis!. 10 Oregon by the
subcommittee, or the bringing OF witnesses here from
that State at an expense of 5000 witness az least me
Senate should have time TO consider the matter ana de
ternInc how the Investigation should he made.
Mr.. MITCHELL said he would not object 10 that, and
tie resolution accordingly Laid over until tomorrow
Mr.. MITCHELL presented 81 petitions, signed by G3l
persons ella To bc citizens OF OREGON asking that the
charges against Senator Grover of that STATE DC uNeSi
gated Geic red 10 the Committee Oh Privileges ana Lice
tons -
The Senate. then, at 800, motion OF Mr. MORTON,
went INTO Executive Session. 1T 1:lJ T. the doors
were rCopeued, aud the Senate adjourned until to-
mOrrOW.