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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
NUBs or NEWS.

Fourteen lives were lost In Kansas
during July by lightning.
Nearly all of the Minnesota wheat
tests sixty pounds per bushel.
1t IL estimated that fifty thousand
people will emigrate to Texas this
coming fall.
The seli-raking reaper gathered In
twenty three mathematics, nineteen
garter snakee, aud one blue racer In
cutting small field OF oats In New
Carlisle, Indiana.
Texas will make this year 100000
bales of cotton. From these will be
obtained SlO,0OO,OU0 pounds Of seed;
this converted into oil would bring
over sl4,OOO,VC0
The Amaua society In Iowa county,
Iowa, own twenty-eight thousand acres
OF land In one body, on which they
have invested In improvements nearly
1900, 600.
The recent rains have discouraged
the southern Kansas farmers. Their
coru crop will be 80 large they expect
great difficulty In obtsinlng sufficient
lumber 10 build erie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
rhe Undismayed M0ntenegrIns can.
luro Niesto,

Whatever may befall the Russians,
the brave Montenegrina do not lose
heart nor faiter In the fight No peo-
pie in modern history have maintain
ed such u contest as theirs against the
Turks, and at every opportunity they
return TO the charge undismayod. They
have now actually taken the town OF
Nicsic, which has been the centre OF
contention throughout the year, and
seem In fair way to capture the cit
adel, In the face OF an army that out.
numbers the entire population OF the
little mountain state. A wonderful
people are these.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
MORTON.
the Indiana senator IN NJ DEATHS
DOOr-Tho Worst IN Apprehen ended.

the Inuiana senator IN aI Denth'l
DOor-Tho Worst IN Apprehended.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, August %. DR.
Bliss reports at Ga. m; Senator Morton
passed rather uncomfortable night,
and his condition at this hour il much
worse than II was at o'clock last
night, when he was authorized to make
the statement that the senator was out
of danger.
RICHMOND, Ind, August 25.--lO!SO
a, m.--SenatOr Morton is gradually
growing worse.
ii u. m,--The pains are extending
upward. He is In critical condition.
/ p. m.--Senator Morton Is very low,
and the result cannot be predicted. 1t
is thought the worst may come.
WASHINGTON, August 1880 pm.
Great anxiety IL manifested in this
city tonight, as TO the condition of
Senator Morton, No Geographic ad-
vices later than reported at one O'clock
to. day.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
HERE AND THERE.
Meeting of Railroad FirrmHn anu
Brait cmen.

Meeting Of RaiIrond Fircmen anu
Brait cmen.
SCRANTON, Pa, August 25.--lt is nm
derstood that the general object of the
meeting OF railroad flremcn and brake.
men who convened here yesterday,
was not in reference to future strike,
but to raise funds for the expense ms
cured by the late strike. Several fire.
men and brakemen are in Jail and
bail is required, their families need
assistance and large number of men
who have lost their situations by strik-
ing, have asked for assistance. What
the result Of the meeting was is not
definitely known, but IL Is believed the
men are dissatisfied with their organi,
cations, and that a large numb Of
them refuse to be bound by them TO
furnish any more funds.
New York Hank Statement,
New YORK, August %. The follow
ing is the weekly statement OF the
New York associated banks; Loans
increase 81 zoos, 800; specie increase
$500, 800 legal tenders decrease 81.
9O7 coo deposits decrease S3Ss, 300 I;
circulation decrease S30,SOO reserve
decrease 81 ,OOO,625.
Direct Flour Trade with England.
NASHVILLE, August 25.-The millers
opened direct trade with England, via
Port Royal, South Carolina, yesterday,
by forwarding twelve hundred barrels
of flour, Cor which the steamer Mexr
can Is waiting.
the CHARTS RIVE sunk In Boston
HarbOr.
Boston, August 25.-The steamer
Rose Standish, when skirting down
the harbor this morning, collided with
the tow boat Charles Rive, sinking the
latter. The crew was rescued.
Important Decision in the United
states District Court.
New YORK, August 25.-ln the suits
Of Charles A. Mcdowell aud st. John
and Avery, against the ship Niagara,
Judge Blsnchford In the United states
district court, gave an important de-
cision to-day. The ship was carrying
bags Of salt for plaintiff, In March 1876,
and Oh the same voyage carried ar
senic, and In some way, during the
voyage, the salt became impregDated
with the arsenic and was poisonous
and unfit for use. The court decides
that the owner Of the vessel are re.
sponsible for damages sustained by
plaintiff, and orders reference TO asser'
ton OF damages.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
OnesHBnsi PATHS DiRm0nds, Jewels
and a.nces, GOes 10 Eaux.

BY the verdict OF the Paris court,
the Marquis de Caux will recover hall
OF the 800, 000 which he vested In his
wife at their marriage, and he would
have recovered the whole OF 1t II he
had not omitted the formality of d
marriage contract. Nine. PATHS din
monds and other jewels, together with
her laces, velvets and shawls, viii b,
sold, or, IL she chooses, she can take
one.half and the other at valuation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
The Popularity OF American Cotton
Goods Abroad.

During the year just closed the
United States sold l05, 200, 900 yards OF
cotton goods abroad, ten times more
than was exported the year before.
The sale is being rapidly extended to
every quarter OF the globe where hu
mainly wears anything better than
unadorned loneliness and at present
the predictions of Mr.. Wheelwright,
that the trade will be quadrupIed in
two years, stands frat class chance oil
realization.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
0nmnelln.a snpnr.ssra sreeon.

M, Gambetta's campaign speech
gets out by the World through the
roundabout way of England, and re-
ally does not seem to have been so
terrible as to demand suppression by
MacMahon's censorship. The feature
OF greatest interest which it contains,
is the reiterated declaration of Gam
BETA of his confidence in the republic
can triumph In the electors Of Octo-
Der. And, when the elections are
over, he is also confident they will not
be set aside by coup detdt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
unyes, Audnci,y and shrewdness,

New Orleans Democrat: There Is
something extraordinary in the audac.
ity with which the president has
adopted democratic principles and at
the same time held the bulk OF his
party together In support of his policy.
He IL bringing his whole party over 20
the democracy, and IL quietly taking
possession of the entire stock Of popu-
lar democratic political capital, while
he retains the offices for the strictly
republican administration folG. This
Is not exactly Tylerizing or Johnsoniz.
ing. IL Is son. ethiug much shrewder
than either.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
ConkIing's Short Stay in Europe Ac.
counted For.

1t IL whispered about that IL was
partly at the instigation OF Stewart H.
Woodford that Senator Conkling re,
turned from abroad, and endured the
tossing of the winds even Cup TO the
fifty-Iirst degree of latitude.n The dia-
trict attorney new feels secure of his
position, and Conkling's friends exnlt-
antly declare that the administration
is his--body, boots, carpetbag, and
hreecheA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
The Potato Hug an Evolution from
the Revolution.

Worcester Press; 1t has been Ms
certained that General Putnam, of
revolutionary fame, was the orig
inator of the potato bug. While
riding and eating berries to refresh
himself, just after headlong gallop
down several precipices to escape the
redcoats, old Put.ate a-bug. Thus the
potato bug is an evolution from the
revolution.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
The Expense Attending the Killing ol
an Indian.

The Indian war proves to be heavier
and costlier and more dangerous I'M
dertaking than was counted upon In
the outset. The whole Indian policy
of the government needs overhauling.
II costs the country about thousand
dollars and three white men to kill All
Indian, and the supply Of Indians
seems to be exhaIlstless. Under these
circumstances shooting Indians pays.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
pl,,sburs,s Rlo, Rln Of Damages.

independent Of the railroad claims,
the Pittsburg Post says that claims for
property destroyed by the riot fires,
are still being filed In the county com.
missiOnefis office. Fire Marshal
Stevenson reports that thus far the
claims aggregate Sl2i,OO0, and he ex-
poets that the remaining ones yet 10
be presented, will amount TO $50, 900,
making total Of $4,000. Judging
by the apprnisements already made,
he anticipates that $1,000 Of this will
have to be paid, which Is q decrease
Of over thirty per cent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
Texans VIII Pursue and Arrest All
Persons Who May Commit Deprc-
datiOnS, and Afterwards Take
Refuge on Mexican Soil.
Twenty-Five thousand Volunteers Re-
ported TO be Organizing for Cam
paiGn Against Mexico The Point
of Crossing VIII BIO at
CamargO.
Great Anxiety IN Manifested Az "a the
pCOnditiOn OF Senator Morton, who
IN Reported Mt Deaths door.

IN Reported nj Deaths door.
Moon Associated Press Repor,l
WAsHINGToN, August 25. Secretary
Schurz is still nnable TO find COM
missioner willing TO visit Sitting Bull,
ut his own expense.
RSecretary Sherman is expected to-
day. 1t il stated he will immediately
decide what drawback shall be allow
ed on imported sugar. 1t is agreed by
all members of the several commits
sons that drawbacks heretofore ais
lowed are excessive, and in many in
stances double that paid on the SUI
gars. 1t Is maintained at the treasury
department, that the drawbacks now
allowed, are so much money clear to
the renners OF sugar. The reiiners
claim that If the secretary of the treas
ury reduces the amount of draw back,
many rehners will be compelled to
close doors, and that refining cannot
be carried on, except at great loss,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-26
Nhisky -Thief Joyce Terms MS Affen
lion 90 literature.

He unbosoms to an interviewer
thusly: III shall henceforth devote
myself TO literature, writing for the
papers and making books. | have
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-04-19
Ansfano ,.

9%enfiflann. = Berlin, IL. Qprtl. -
9ie seItern peroHentIidte faiierIide Gntidlieb=
uns bemiaist 8ismard einen llrlaub bis gum
nd6iten Iusuit. SIN ber beutisen Neidsz
&assiibuns perlas Der Yrdiibent BON Sordeuz
bed Elm S6reiben 8ismards, in meldem Die
fer Iein 8eoauern oariber ausipri1t, bab leiz
ne aneesrifene @eiunbbeit es linn pe,btetet,
ben 8erbanbIunsen bes Neidstass beisumobz
men, uno bic Mittbeiluns madt, bab er einen
11rIaub erbalten. !Sofmann, 9rdiioent bes
8ei6sfanSleramtes, piro bic 2eitun9 Der In
neren MnseIesenbeiten bes 3eidS iibernebmen,
pabrenh Billion uno Gampbaui ZEN ben Siriten
Bismard oils Nliniiter bes Qustpdrtioen reip.
preubii6en WiniiterpraiiOenten uertreten per=
ben.
Der Bali Maa Gazette" miro aus
Berlin gen1eloet, bab trob oes 9e9enwdrti9en
arrangements es srueifelbaft ietn iol, Oh 8is=
n,ard ni9t balb san5li6 aus benz Dfentliden
Oienit ideioen werbe. Oils er fem Gntlai=
iunssseiu9 einreidte, leste ct gu slei6er 3eit
Elm dr;tli9es Atteit Dor, babin lauteno, oaE
elm Ianaeres 8erbIeiben i'm Imte ieiner Ge=
junbbeit bo6lt i6aoli9 werben uno losar
iein 2eben sefabroen fonnte. aus oielen
@runoe tpolte BET Siirit ii6 nibt gu einem
Ianaeren 9erbleiben i'm Imte perpfli6ten.
Der uSdmdbiI6e Nerfur" ma6t bar=
ouf aufmerflam, bab &aiier 8ilbelm ni9t
Bios Der erite beutide &aiier, ionbern aud
pom ian,mtIiden Serri6ern greubens, eng
lambs, Srantrei9s unb 9tublanbs Der einz
,iae 1T, Der lie bas 80. 2ebensiabr erreidt bat.
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MnmGnirn. Scr Muffen.

@umGnieu. -8orrafen Der &uffen.
8u9areit IL. Ipril: - Die ruifiden Srup=
pen riiden, sesen bic rrnndnii6e @ren5e Dor.
Snuis. - 2onbon, Is. GpriI. Sin
S9reiben aus &om meloet, baB 9rin3 &arI,
8rloer bes Gaiiers BON Deuti9lanb uno 8az
ter BON Bring Srieorid &arl = BEN rotben
Brinsen" =, in 8esleituns ietner Gnfelin
nno einem @efol9e pom 26 BerIonen fnrsli9
auf einem italienii9en !&riegsl9iIf gu Sunis
anfam. Der 8en empfins 6ieielben nit uols
lem Yotnp uno fteate ibnen ieinen 9alat in
bortiger Stabt sur 8erfieun8. Seflidfeiteny
rpel6e bret Gage wabrten, wurben s~eseben,
nobel belonbers elm arabii9es Gurnier Die
Sepunberun9 Der @dite erregte. Der 8ep
o%eforirte ben 9rinsen NIT ieineln in 8rilanz
ten 9efabten Sroen uno beI6enfte Die 8rinz
seliin NIT einem foltbaren 8riIanten Sals=
bano. Die 8eiu6er baben ii9 ioeben mad
Stclllen be9eben uno man le9t Der 3uiam=
menfunft bes 8rinsen nit benz Sen cine be-
ionoere politii9e @i9tisfeit bel. Die firSz
lt9 entitanoenen DiferenSen suii9en ben
GeSierun9en uon Galabrien imp Tunis Iino
bei9ele9t uno Der 8ep bat 3uIiderunsen fir
Die Sortoauer ber sesenpartisen Gtni9feit err
balten. General &beraoina, 8remier=W tiniz
tier nno W~iniiter beS Iuslpartigen, par se=
fdbrIi9 e~rfranft, ioa iid ieSo6 ieBt auf benz
Me9e Der Seferung b~efiuoen.
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Ieln Setb pouitdrot9 5erquetIbt nno Der &opt 9anl
SerI6laget muroe. GS NOR Die lebte 6abrt, Die
Sbarp MAIDEN iollte, oa er ant OienItag bur9 einen
anoern 9ei5er eriebt peroen Ioate. Der Sngenteur
Dearborn fam nit benz Seben bapon, bat Ieoodb bets
be 9trrIe einfa1 uno Elm 8etn S%lueinlal gebrohen,
bod 9larbt man nibt, oab Sefabr fur leIn Seben
uorbanoen lit. Sa bic Bride nlr fur5 mar, 10 fonn:
ten oie.binteren gSaaen nibt in Die 9tefe f~tiiirSeit unS
Die iibrigen SabnbeoienIteteft lttS Die Saiiogtere tdz
men nit bent S9reden bapon. Sbarp ipnroe am
Oienitag 9ta6mittag unter all9erteiner 5beilnabme
auf benz bieit9en Srieobofe %beitattet,
Marfen SaGf9ung -Glepelano, IL. 9lprit.
SIN Ser. Staaten 8eri9t fam beute Der erite Der
Bro5eiie gegen 9f. s. Grneit uno 2outs 8einberg
1pegen Hadbabnung Der Snnoel5Indrfe BON u. So9es
Ter H.. 60. in Baltimore, No., auf ben Sdmbir9er
Sropfen CUR Serbanoluna. Die 9ngefla9ter iplrs
ben Don Der Surp aler &lasepunfte fiir lbuloig be-
finoen. Oas Seri9t bebielt fi1 Oas llrtbeiL Dor,
8erbeerenbe F-gomerob,
IL. Npril. @eitern 4bel,o INT IL llbr brad in
benz i'm 9auptsei6dftstbeile Der Stabt befinoliden
Madrenna9aSin BON .. @rper u. Sobn Elm 6eler
aus, tuel1es I6neI mad alien &t6tungen UNI 1l9
griff uno erit iiberrudltiSt ueroen fonnte, ais 20 Sc.
lbIft5bduier in Iibe lageft. Oas @ebdioe Der err
item 9tationaL 8aftf lit oas Ginsige, lpelfeS an Der
@eItieite Der Court Strabe iteben ~seblieben lit uno
lein orittes Stofrperf lit san5lib aus9ebrannt. Der
Die Sauptuerluite erlitten: 81. SO. Geebobnt, 8obn-
baus, $1,000; 8erii9erang $500. 9iobolas &lein,
MD6elftore II. 8aaren, $500. .. @rper Ii. SobrL
DRIP 6ooos Store, $4,000; Gerii9erung 5000.
sSoles, Sbontas II. 8enpemer, Gien1paaren, Sl8,s
600; Serlt6erlns $500. 9enry &eublin9, Sa:
loon unb 8o9nbaus, $500; 8erii9eruts $500.
S. s. grobft u. Sobn, 0t0belitore, $1,000; Serit.
derung $500. Sacob @lberfielb, Orb @oob6,
5000; 8erit9erung $1,000. Gbas. 8i9marl SUI
lpeIier, $500; perlt9ert. Suttel u. SifIil, Mer,
dait Sailors, $500; 8erit6erun9 S1,200. 90. s.
4rdtt, Gtienipaaren, Madren uno @ebdiioe, $I.500.
8. 6. 86aleb $4,000. 9. 81. 81. D4oore $1,000.
Grite 3otionaG 8anf $1,000. 8reimaurer so9e
$1,000. -f
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8prii9t 1T bic Nutter Der Neisbett.
SeiO Daber norIi6tis, penn ibr mad Or. au9uit
&6nis's Sambur9er Sropfen fragt, unb iebt
senau bararf Oab ieoe Slai6e Der d6ten Gropfen
nit Der 4rtuatsS teuermarfe Der 9erren q. Soseler
II. 60. in Baltimore uerieben it, obne uelbe feine
d0t lit. s.u ae SIS
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gtttsbnraer Giehmarft.

Y~tttsburg. I6. Aprll 1877.
Rinbpieb.- 8eites 8ut6er 6-64 gts. sutes
5-53 Gts.;; mittelg,ites 3-42 Gts.; oroindres g.
Gts 8uGen uno fette 8ibe 3-44 Cts.
Sau9fGlber 4-53 Gts.
S6afe. -5--7 Gents per 9fnnb fir orbindre
bis quite; 9dmmer 54--73 Gents per 9funo.
S6mejne.-51-6 Gents per 9fo. i'm &leinen.
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3riefrtfe go. 10.

/ Bauer, Soboun o Gittelneier, 8rs. ".
2 sabI, HRiB Yanline 10 Gemert, 5enrp
8 aDuinser, gRib annie II BeiOler, So.
4 8aurnrer, Diarp 12 gSirs Casper
8 9leper, @oam IS 3tnt, GbarIes 7
6 GReBner, 9apib IA 3nameifter. SocOb
7 Teuber, Serrnann Is 8abn, Gatbartna.
8 8auoolitsiep 3. s.
l9- I'M etnen beutiben 0ref AZ erbaIteu, brandt man
bios Die Summer Der Cite uuO bic drummer Ses griefes angus
seben. ts
7aE raf 54 S. 81. GomIp,
Columbus, II. april 1877. @oitHeifer.
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Starb:

Starb: -.
am %. aears 1877, in Rorton Centre, Saurmit
Gountp, Sbio, .v.-
Sasnb Spielmann.
9ereIbe mar i'm GroBber5ostbum Seien ~seboren,
panosrte nab Gnterifa aus, mar % Sabre in Sunis
nit @ounts. Ohio, wobnbaft uno binterlaBt cine
~trutternoe 8itt1ue uno eff aiuber. Srieoe ietner
lGi9e! ~ so
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Stem Oorfer 0elSmartt.

8reiIe Der &~esierunssf8 Bombs &c. in Rew gorf
f-a h am 16. glpriI 1877. mg~5
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Wer Bed angrelft, beiubelt I'D. n
Ber ii9 aber purdD Die anpreiiuu9eu pertbIoier
Meoitanlente bet9oren IdBt, Der lit einfa9 ar9e:.
ifmiert, unp Die Na9abner Don ben ruertbuoden
Or. Q(aguit 8Dnig's Sautb,rger 0ieoiSinet laden
Iib babel iiber Die 0unmbett Der 2erte ms 6Gnft.
den. Saiiet Sud oaber ni6t ani6ntieren lpeper
ourd iol6e faIi4e anpreiiunssn, nod burd Die
8ereotiamfeit Ginger Apntbefer. pel9e tuatirliG
9err, Sa1en perfaufen, fnel9e 9roberen 8erbienit
a~biperfef,, aber aud oafir f6lebt iino. bpuW ~
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Die Stabt Il m riitet fid sur fanfbun=
bertiabrigen 5eier Der 8runoIteinlesun9 gu
ibrem beriibmten Wilnlter, mel6e auf ben 80.
SUM- bes Sabres faat.
- Sim rs. Wars fanb CUR 5eier Der sliids
Ii9en 0ur6bre6ung bes SAanstunnels, nell
der bas Nurrz nit Dem 9totb= besp. 8o6ers
tbaI auf Der Murrtbalbabn in Mirttemberg
perbinoen wiro, Die feltlibe Sesebung bes
ausseoebnten 8idtfoIens itatt. !6unberte
bon Tbeilnebmern OFT Dem 3use iammelten
ii9 on Dem norbweItli6en Gtnganse gum
Sinnel uno traten, BON WuIif besleitet, in
benlelben elm. Der Tunnel mar BON 6un=
berten BON 2dmp1en beleudtet uno nit itn=
nieen Sransparenten 9eSiert.
Ils Der LANCE 3us etrpa bis gu oeilen Witte
selanst mar, ities elm 8er9seiit pom Sdadte
bernieoer uno ma9te Die iberrai6ten 8e,pobs
ner Der Grboberfld9e nit ieinen Gebeimniilen
befannt, basu i~penpete bic grbe ben 8eiudern
ibrer Siefe etnen itarfenoen S6lud Meins
llnb balo iollte cine neue neberrafdung fom,
men, benn nod itanb ia oa, NO Die Qrbeiten
pon beioen Seiten suiammengetroffen, Die
lebte 8anb, lpelde burdbroden perben
mubte. Ginise S9uiIe fradten, Die Wanb
rparo niebergeporf fen uno Die Sarrenben fonns
ten nun ourd Die ense Yforte treten unb ben
imunerbin etipas unbeimliden @es bis gun,
Museanee ms freunoIi6e &otbtbal fortieben.
IS bate etipa cine Stunbe 9epdbrt, bis tie
bier bas belle Iasesli6t wieoer besrlben
burften.
Seuti6es H%ationaIs OenfmaI.-
Wan lbreibt aus 3itbesbeint: Tit Der auf=
IteQune bes NationaIz9 enfmaIs auf benz Nies
oerpalo ioa int ftinitisen Srtibiabr besonnen
perben. Gs pirb oemnddit cine Goncurren,
aussei6rieben perben, Wornad bic seiamms
ten bauli6en Irbeiten an einen llnternebmer
perseben rperOen iolen. Sm na9iten Srib'
jabr fomnen bann bic Sunbamentarbeiten
,nb 1873 bis 1880 bic 8ranit= unb Sanoz
iteinarbeiten CUR ausfabruns. MittlerpeiIe
miro 9rofe1or Sdilins Die Arbeiten Der
Mobeae 10 melt seforosrt BADEN, bab aud Der
GrSsuB besinnen fam. 8orausii9tli9 pers
ben biersu mebrere 8iebereien in Mniprud
9enommen ,perben miiHen. Die Sisur Der
@ermania, welde 10 Weter bod mirb, biirfte
allein suei Sabre gu ibrer 9ollenouns erfor'
bern. Na4oem tiber 100000 Marf seiamz
melt 1lno, pel9e sur 8eitreituns Der Gus9as
ben fur Mooele uno ar6itectonil9en Iufbau
ausret9en, ntiiIen bemnddit nod Die Soften
fur ben Grssub aufsebradt ,ueroen.
9suti6lanb. = Deuti9 lamb uni bic
prientali16e Srage. Gin Gorrelpons
bent oes Wan6elter Guardian iast, ct babe
Mittbeilunsen aus fold gutter Nueae, Oab Ell
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Columbus Marftberidlt.

Columbus, II. Npril 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-01-23

The INFLUENCE OF PIcTUREs.-A
room with pictures in and room
without pictures differ by nearly as
much room without windows. Moth
ing, we think, is more melancholy,
particularly to person who has to
pass much time in his room, than
blank walls and nothing on them; for
pictures are loopholes of escape to
the soul, leading it to other scenes and
other spheres. 1t is such inexpressi-
BILE relief to some persons engaged in
writing, or even reading, on looking
up, not to have his line of vision chop.
ped square off by an odious white
wall, but to find his soul escaping, as
it were, through the frame of an ex.
quisite picture to other beautiful and
perhaps idyllic scenes, where the fancy
of moment may revel, refreshed and
delighted. Is it winter in the world?
perhaps it is summer in the picture.
What charming momentary change
and contract.
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pected any one of stealing, why not
paw them of, and notsubject men to
acts of tyranny because. they have TO-
work for a days pay IsjtgcomlngH
to thisins the nineteenth century OF
civilization that ali honest nlenof toll
who workfor wages must hang their
heads and bowstheir necksin submis'
sion, to, the command Of a tyrannlcal
upstarta of a. superintendent whose
heart and soul is black with prejudice
and more abominablein the presence
of the people than any slave owner
ever could be down south, directing
and administering the lash to his I'M
fortunate slave? Slaveryof the past
has been wiped out by the powerful
hands of the people, never again to
tarrish the name of freedom; but here
is an individual exercising and im-
proving his power as a slave master
over laboring men, subjecting them to
the danger of catching cold while
changing their underclothing in the
cold, bitter months Of winter. There
is no alternative for these poor labor
ing men but to submit, on account OF
winter and no place to go. This Is
why advantage is taken of them, con-
demning every man outside and IN the
mine as connected with robbing him.
| do not know whether the company
or the Superintendent is the cause OF
introducing this disgraceful act of tyr
amy, or do we care to know. 1t is
sufficient to say these acts are con-
demned by every good citizen around
here. Some of the spirited and noble
defenders of labor gave up their job
before they would submit to the rule
of tyranny perpetrated by Lantis on
the hardy sons of toll | propose to
leave the tyrant and his prejudice
where he is resting. for today. Let
him and others be not disappointed as
to the true character and name of
ATLANTA KATE.
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NEWS ITEMS.

James Gordon Bennett has sailed
for Europe. Paris is understood to be
his destination.
Henry Watterson's advice is that
100, 900 armed Democrats be present
at the counting Of the electoral vote
on the 14th of February.
No more troops are to be sent
South. as no trouble is apprehended.
Hewitt is opposed to a mass con-
wention in Washington.
Monterey county court house, Sa-
linas City, was burned on the 18th inst.
All records were saved except in the
tax collectors Office.
The flagship of the Russian squad
nm has arrived at Hampton Roads
with the Grand Duke Alexis and Adj
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Matt Bledsoe is again reported
billed; this time by a man named
Kerr, at San Diego, a short time ago.