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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
PENSION AGENCIES.

TIE oaDHH For THEIR CONSOLIDATION.
WASHINGTON, May THE President to-day
issued he otGyr for the consolidation Of thc agencies for
the payment OF army and navy pensions. II reads as
fuows;
Ou aud after July l, 1877 the agencies for The pay
luent OF pension al Portsmouth, " H., Montpelier Ahd
Burlington, W., ana augusta, Bangor, ana fottEi, Me
vii D., discontinued the agency districts eonSoda-
tel with the District " Concord, y. H., and the pensions
o. Ill at aad agencies including the navy pensions OF the
Dstucts oi Montpelier and Burlington, now Daid AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
EGYPT AGAIN AT WAR.

LONDON, Monday, May T. 1877.
Vienna telegram to The Telegraph says:
"Cairo advices state that the King Of Abyssinia
has again declared war against the Khedve for
violating the frontier. The rebellion in Darfur
Is also increasing The Egyptians there must capitulae
The Khedve consequence Of these events has refused
10 further assist the Porte.
BERLIN. Monday, May T. 1877.
II is officially announced that tine protection Of Russian
subjects in Egypt has been conGded to the consus of
Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
rE1rGRAPnlC NOTES.

MONTREAL, May THE Lachlne Canal was
opened today
Ballast. Me-. MAY THE steamer May Queen
launched here To-Day. she Ii designer ." i"H " ''i
MOBILE Ala May The information ih.u Cnl.
M ID. Mlckefslam las been rcalpolht'u p'''"''' " '
city causes universal satisfaction.
SANDY HILL y. V. STAY Owing TO d.ath IN
II II hoy, u' s.i oI "''"H''
tie Mann tria vas adjourned until N"IdAi' May II
CHICAGO May 7-TS official ler2lt oi the sur
INC Indians af q o whom on Two thousand
nois anu III stands OF were al'o given ny Other
firearms known 10 b. in their pOsstasloI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08

PouGHKEErsIE, May Last night George
Vail. a twin SON Of Elias Vail, watching ne'F '"ih
for rat II gun lay upon the ground and he sal upon
a box Seeing a rat, he reached for his gun "hieH va"
loaded with buck shot and dragged 1t cautiously toward
him. The trigger caught in some ohstfuc'"" ''' vas
pulled back nd sprung. when the wraPon dlscHdt -e1
Inc coUt,uts putrriag youug Walls groin lie l"lc M
lie box on the ground died without uttcf!hE "oI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
GovERNMENr swIyDLERs TO BE PROSECUTED

NEw-ORLEASs, May 7.-District-Attomey
Lacey says the cotton and whisky fraud cases hee WEI
be vigorously prosecuted, especially those Of hehoo
Hoblom and Cleveland Mills cases, IN which de-
feudants ar. charged VITA conspiracy dcfrgud the
Government by ~ king claims FOR cotton destroy dul
the war said claims beng based upon suDorneG tesu-
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
THE GREAT ORIENTAL WAR.
PrSSIA MAKING GREAT STRIDES.

xpzERUM IN IMMINENT DANGER FROM THE
RUSSIANS.
The general tenor of the dispatches indicate that
xsrs has surrendered to the Russians There is no
Sonbt that it has been the scene OF offensive
operations, and that 10000 Russians had
Ossrarced 10 its defenses, which are held by
-, n. coo Turks. Mukhtar Pasha is posted at
.ooond line Of dcfense-about % miles south
- IN the gorges of the SOghaulu Noun
- Here he is menaced by the Russian left and
~ wings. as explained in the Erzerum
,aIeoram appended. In Roumania, the Russians are
...narinc 10 cross the Danube. The Turkish mont
~ continue to assa them. Mr.. Gladstone's reso-
'a.,o,s have been modified and are the subject OF
-, debate m the British Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-08
CURRENT TOPICS AT The CAPITAL.
TIN MILLION OF BONDS CALLED IN.

,1.,r ,l,.;,
llelOI""lHS '"i'' wv N'''' '' ~
OF 90 bonus Oh 4ooo' nay 'l" -''''' - ~' ~
issued to-day;
81 y.tuc Of the authority given by the aet OF Nonsress
NJ rto', @uS a T. =, - ' 49, ~ h. 5r iye u0tice
TIA The ugiucipu aud acr.U,b Iit..tst az tie bonds
henrbt2S o.. qua. a. Know i al a. fe
~ i,- y The Inf -taI +, =. the ~ ol Washington
on aud = ter the 5ih a. of August, l,,7 and that me
ip,r,t III ,lld bonds VIII cease on tlt day: coupon
Iopdy 500 40. 10 sol t. NJ - poi, both inclusive;
$1,000. No. l4l,O0l 70 NJ. l'p""o, Dom Wc!uslEsi
,c" co1en' ?o}sdO"U mex s'.''i SS 6'55 4;
~. 6.3a7 boil iacnsiyc: $500 So. a.97g g 30 3,o9l
p0tA i"ti1.l,vi TI'uoS, ~ a. has NH i1clusIye
to;aI lc.i,Jcicd SI.5335J0; aggregate, SlO,lli550
The bonds outstanding and represented by the above
mentioned numbers constitute the residue OF those
i,, under the act OF 1!o.cL g. 1855, dated November
| I-Gj All bonds forwarded for redemption should be
addressed 10 The Loan Division, ,crctay Office, and al
r,ter Il nd, should De as, med 90 the secretary Of
line Treasury for redemption.
NAVY OFFICERS EMBARRASSED.
NJ ..,,,,,.,,,.,,+ of tho a.tri session until
- .,., ~. a, ,,.,.,r,. Fan, t,, officer. and mon
- -. a, s,,...,r ,,.,,,tI.; f,r tbeir nav for
,, 49,, AL r,,,, ,y rho ,.ss..t y..r 81, well As for
9'tl' IA. """ INV " " ....,,,,
ai balances earned ma ''.'"'' 80 '''. ''' 80
q" ''. ""' '"'','' - ..., 49,. 3D.. a., ,.o,r az,
Is dUc 10 t-t idlultc V O''-'..'' '' '' '' - -
10 make sufficient appropriation for Tie pay OF us
navy Previous Ills Year. It h'' been the custom OK
IT, Secretary to consider iAe a2 ,'o.'.' o. 'n'a pug.
pose " i.'''9 vi m MS mat ,,t,bt
'y''''s - - r,,.., a. ,,.,,vllin, 70 40. "A
u.s. 80. -. a. - ....., win, cr 40, bu,,. and
III "''.'' ~ 90 .,..'.., nm. .i,,.i.,,cy will
VII" "I.'' 49, - 49, .,,,,.. NJ, A. ,,ti,,.rs ub,
C'"'0 o.. -. ,. che. -, Iva Naval
nav" ""'''.''- -. 49,, ~, ,,,.,.,, with
Ollie, "in ~ ~ ais 9I, h IS therefor, uu-
~ i,t nm, MIN, of p,r, IA, selected to ltlend the
u' l''J'" '' & i,slrirtn. a .eWpost viii be sus-
, 1877-03-23
purpose. This disposcs Of the story that r.
Goy. Noycs. Of Ohio, Is to be rendered tho
French hiisson.
WATTEItSON.
/ NACkp7toN 1t LotfAysY,,K,

RECEPTION 1T LOUISVILLE.
Lou1svtlLs, KY, Marrs, 21.-1llc public H.
eeption to Henry Wattcrson came Of to-ntaht
and was An Imposing affair, Judge Burnet,
Chairman Of tho Democratic State Cummlttcc,
presided. AL o'clock ktr. Wattcssou, appear.
ing before tie audience surrounded by the most
prominent citizens Of 1.outavillc, was cnthusI-
asttcally cfecsct. An address Of welcome was
delivered by Hun. Charles D. Jacob, Maror Ut
the city. In response Mr. Wntteraon reviewed
at length the circumssances euimlnattnE In the
defeat Of Mt. 1dcn, telling tho story OF the last
session Of Congress- fn straightforward, unsI-
cited way. lie t!cn Ihcuaar1 the present stu.
alton Of the country, dcs artnK that the ltrpc of
the South lay exclusively IN material dsyclup-
ment. Uc az yucatcd Southern railroad tu the
Pacific. and satd tl,at II the Mississippi run
through New Eng1ahd II would hare been lcveci
up TO the tnuon long agn. lie spike tctllpcr-
ately OF the PRECEDENT promising that tho South
would give non.partts1u support to such of
hts mcssurcs ~ wcro Just. As for the
Democratic party. II would not bc
discouraged or divided. Mr.. aaYcs
might strengthen the Republican party In tho
reiorm. Tic speaker hoped that the President
needs Improvement, and sfr. W1tteraon wanted
to sec Il good enough to respect.
ME. Watters0n closed hr predicting TINT the
Democratic pa'ty would prepare. by peaceful
arts and the Development of tho material Inter.
ests Of the country, to CONC into power loui
years hcnrc "A tho friend and promoter of true
AmerIcln ett!xcnGhlp. lie was warmly ap
p1audcd throughout. Aftcr the reception q
banquet Was given l!tn.
, 1877-03-23

Aufctai btaateh " ~ 7'4saa<.
WAsu1aoruN, D. G., March 22.-Mtnfstcr
,'sI ss,,a, =, ho rsn.,,s., Id h., s~'cr,~1 hts
""o @sse. " " 'sea'toa. .,'a ~ s.sa ~
request would 90 computed viii. A1s 1tlenos
aay lIc wilt return from, Paris In the fall and
rt,t' ssr.tor G.,c.hr
s'@A s~1A@e. .
1IA17sHlso cotrLMkNF'
10 fhs Rs*n* A*'eefaitd tfstt.
WAsuuaTos. u. e., AaEAh 4a-Tho Hon.
z. a. Woshburnc. tho United gtstes Minister at
~ ,x", .,lto5 ,,r,,r b,.. IN xl-v ,,v !. r,.,r,tt
tes oi asrrnaus and prcseutol with resolutions
thinking him for services to their country.
nan ;,,rin,r thu Frsns,-3ern,an war. Mr.
s',S'.... W." - 49,. C,s,.'.it... ~, ~.
honor they had dono blu In communicating Ihe
rrauIuttop4 expressing tho sentiments Of tho
ncrnnn. nf Washfupton. many If whom, he had
~, t,n,s I'D f.vornt,;v rrnvn liz .sii1 he wus
, 1877-03-23
VARIOUS.
x1.i'RE8t11ESr GRANT

SpfC7Q{ W4HQ{th ~ 1H< 2fi&HH&
WASHINGTON, u. u, atarrh :9.-Ex.prcst.
dent 0Eaut viii leaYt }.cra tu a dny Or two for
ct. Louis, where he will remain two weeks. III
will then sali Immediately for Europe. 1te had
engaged passage In M Inman steamer for Liver.
pool for May 10. Sine that liz l,as been offered
the boapitalttlcs Of the American line from IIfl-
adc1phla, and, A. 10 approves Ut encouraging
shIpplug, It Is poaa!blo he may leelilo to ~ BY
the latter llao, In conversation to-day 10 very
warmly approved liayea' policy OF tho aeuding
OF Commission to Naw Orleaus.
run WARRINGTON MONUMENT.
Tho Army Board OF Engineers, couslstiug OF
Ceus. Duane, Wright, and GilluIan. who were
ordered to examine tho Washington monument
and tho Foundation upon Which it ID built. met
here to-day, and after careful examination OF
the work done and examining tho strata he-
Meath tho foundation, ordered further work to
eease. Tho Committee then held special ses-
sion and adjourned SITTER bElef consultation,
In which iii tbs members AGREED that tl,s inu.lu-
ment c1uid not bp completed nccuF1lug to tho
regular design. heeau4a ths formation VI the
ground bai.w tho foundation will not admit ot
Tlau foundation was Urtgtua]jy placed eight frct
below tho suTfare, atll hiss now settled VI
inches. Tho ssttiinS bcgan whila the lno,,li-
n,ens WAS II proesss of building. aud % Ia ss!;
tllnk VIC &uA1t itNtGA NN AuH pAAtAVt9 ekAt
buiit According 10 tue plunb-ilaes mud
TUE WHOLE FILE u CROOKED,
The Boasd directed Ncn. Quincy A. Otlln,at,
who formerly commanded the Tenth ArlMy
Corps lurlpg the Was, to preu4rt report, ant
be viii suggest the pErscpt weight VI tho shalt
l. Ill the gfuund will i,ear. The rxEott will b.
Male to tho Commission nrpofntcd ny cotls TESS,
Of which the President u Chairman, sotaa thur
next week
APPOINTMENT.
n tAs NtAs<rR AasAeials4t f1fkt
WAsluAQTox, u. u, atAtrh ..!'ho !'resl.
dent has appointed J4hu O'he4f Inspector of
Steamboats, u IT. Louia Ia plscG Vi fsaua bur-
n9tt.
VISITORS.
An tnuense number ol visitors arc Ut tho
WhItc-ltouys awaiting Al nu.ileneu With the
P1esi.tept but many will be disappointed, uNng
10 tha phy&iral hnpoatlbsts.y Ut the President
YtyIuK cur to oue-shiru Vt thoso present.
Among tl4o&e who taw the President we're kcu.
atu1s Ferry, MoFtou,. mid Gordon, thctr busl-
ness relating " soeal matters In their respect
tye States.
Tux ytRSf REMOVAL.
The suspension o{ Fruuk Burnett from shu
Inapgator5htp Ut STEAMBOATS, ~ the Hrst 1eUoYal
FROM ottfce m2Ala BY tAu President.
Benator Morton unQualldodly denies the
statement TINT he ia opposed to thu appoint
tneht Of Psof. John F. LauXstou to be ConMia.
&loner Of Agriculture.
TIE kxIcuTiyA MANSION.
President Hayes hl& put BIZ Civ1-saryils'
prtptdp1sS In fosve u &hs E1ssutlys Nana!va W
, 1877-03-23
TIE OFFICES,
wtthtnHtN ArrnfxrnEwr

dFtEl0a ATtQ4*ttt 70 4H& @S3Q9A&
WAsnlrorox, d. C., Mareh 22.-Tne commits.
sion Of Waldron as Marshal for the Memphis
Dlstrict has been mado out. THIS Is the officer
whom the President nominated, sud who,
through false representations u,adc to Senators,
wss allowed to lie in committee without actton.
Tennessee men who desire to come in accord
with tue Alnintstratlon arc highly pleased With
tue tlnal sue:ess Ut Wei1run.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
While. ~ \ general principle, thr rrestdent's 8
plan of Cyi.8ervtce reform dues not contcm-
plate the removal Of those whose commissions
have not expired, thia ID onty adopted as a Ecn-
eral rule, Aorng solid grountl to stand on at the
start. but It can be accepted a. tcyond qucs-
tton as equally part of the Presidents pian to
sec to It that Il olIlee las been obtained by In.
proper means, or II improper prisons arc found
In otilcc, the mere fact ut thcr holding commits.
Bions will afford them no protection. All eases
Of this kind brought to the attention Of tho
President will tc fully considered as rapidly u
they can be reached. -
WANTS oYYicE
tspeefdl pspotch 10 IHs 7ffsvne
SrRIHopixLn. llt., alarm a4--Dan 8tepard
Is hero working up an influence TO secure h!s np'
potntment as First Assistant Postmaster at
Chicago, vice s4uiers.
, 1877-03-23

D&ECs41 E1F1R07S3%
DUBUQUE, Lows, March :4.-Gco. BcckeFt,
resident OF this city, was instantly killed Inst
evening on tic Illinois Central Railroad. r. II.
Courtney waa returning from work on Bridge
No. il, with twenty -ayu mcu on three hani-cars,
when the head one, in turning cusyo, camo
suddenly upon locomotive drawing an extra
freight All the other ueu seeing collision
could not bc ayn!lctl jumped from each side OF
tho cur excepting Beckert, *ho Jumped from
the rear c,lI oE tbs cat upon tho track
All! fell Is, ne JUMPED. Bcture hc could
recover the engine . hal foryett
tls ha,.d-car upon bin aud dragged him about
twenty feet tcfore It was stopped. Wheu Bcek-
ert wak taken out It was found that l,ts throat
waa cut from ear tu cur aud Ills skull fractured
, 1877-03-23

In ouTsroKRN NtSIaTER nADiX sNup1kD.
Gpseial MuaaeA to ~ 1t4bHn4
WAsnINuTuN, u. e., atarrh 92.-1t is reported
on good authority that tho Hon. Thomas Rus
sell, Minister Resident at Caracas, Venezuela.
has been recalled BY telegraph. Russell was
Collector of Customs at Boston, md when. IN
1874, Gen. Butler wanted the place for Ills friend
Simmons, he wns tndueeA to resign hy the ofIes
OF tho Venezuelan inlasion. Ills career In Earn
caa haa not been a fortunate une. Before be
had been long nt bis new post l,o wrote TO tie
State Department report On The subject Of tils
claims Of c!tzens Ut thls country against vcne-
xucla, which bp1 been adjusted by
Z mixed cofnmiss'ou, but wh!ch tho
Venezuelan Gesesnsncu. stu! declined to pay
On account Of the suspicious II entertained Of
corrupt motives OIL the part Of the Commission.
In bis report, Russell wrote that there were
hut TWO Wars
for ths United Status to collect the money
one by show Of armed forsu mad the other by
lisillng portiuu u thy suln due atAoug the
This report, which ought to huya been eon-
sl4ued to tic secret archives of tho Stats Dr..
partmrnt, wAs pubihhea IN thu next reg
utar annual volume Ut diplomatic corrl.-
apondcnce. Rus.ell's Predecessor, Gen. Pike.
prize Of running line Of etcalnboats
at tho Orontro Klyer, who was III thu country
when Tho so!wMe appeared, At once iotwaravA
copy to President blaneo, aud caile1 hia attct-
t!UM to
THE ekRIoUs lMPUTAT1oN
upon the Integrity Of hls uoycfnsncnt contained
ili liusscll's report. Danco was nat1rally high.
ly indignant. lle at once bsoke oH alt o.l!vaa!
relations With Russell, nnd ordered hts Cabinet
not to recognize llu1. This was several mouths
ago, aud ever sncc the Minister has 0rcu In tho
awkward pAsltIon Of being cut OIL from all inter
collEse with the Government to wicl. he was ac.
cledite1- Whether tho fauit be bis or not, It u
plain that Ills usefulness Is gone. anl hls recall
follows, Al matter Ut eourse.
, 1877-03-23

r. H., JUNIOR.
Rutherford 3. Hayes, Jr.. arrived this morn
tnR IN a st1ort visit home lrum Cornell unIyer-
slty.
Owing to the utter inef11dency Of The rcGcnt
feminine appoIntccs tn the Ucal-fctter Df!icc
women in futnrr will bo subjected - tl,u
rules which govern the adn.iaaton VI MASCULINE
clerks.
fRo0r4 Al THE saurH.
WARRINGTON. u. t., March 41--Dufang the
session OF tho CaGinct to-day Secretary sfcCrary
wan requested to prepare fur the President at,l
Cabinet d cutntfcte Ilst ot troops In Soutl, tar-
ol!na and 11u.isinna, ehowtng the number ot
uen aud tho general Jtspusittaii VI the fu1cc4.
Il list was prepared this Aftcrioot,.
sEyKRAL DECLARATIONS
called on the President this aftcfnoon fnr the
furpose Of paying their respects. Talrre WAS q
ator Dursty anl 1,dgc Nicc. All tho rallcrs
expresa their appreciation Vt ths fresideut'a
Southern poiiuy.
, 1877-03-23

6pft1aI NltpofeA IT, 1Rs 7F7buNs
BURLINGTON, tA. Marcll M.-The Father Of
Watera lsas c1almel auotller victim. At Nasa~
vile. Lee County, to-day, a skin containing Two
voung men accidentally turned over. aud one Of
colnpunton Elwar! kicl4ars1s, was saved BY help
fEoui the shore. Tho deecasal resturs ut Eash-
Yllle.
, 1877-03-23
FIRES.


AT CINCINNATI.
C1McIxNAT1. IT,, March 4As.-in the effort to
cxttnguish fire III the third story Of the build
lug On The corner Of Filth aud Vlue streets. last
night, the gcnss' Furnishing storo VI II. Haurt
eaa the tIrst looF, Wal bally da,na:c1 by wafer.
s.1,,Ukl in thu North Hsltlsa aud Il, wv u Eucs-
tAlt e6.nbaufEx.
, 1877-03-23

TORONTO. Narrh :t..-Edwarl lIaulon has IT.
sued challengu au4 deposited 500 forfeit viii.
tho editor Ut thu 6porttsH 1Inses, this rity, "
Wallars loss, of*st. john. N. D., Tor $1,000 u
side, to row three OF four mile sculllng.Face,
lll Torouto lay, the race IN TAXA pl2ce In June.
Russ u to be allowed reasonable expenses.
, 1877-03-23

1ptc103 N&p49c4 10 XH& 1349HNE
MILWAUKEE, VII, Staryh 2a-Thts evening
the billiard match between Slo1son sud 4e1&o,,
took pIacu at the Academy. anu resulted tuf favor
Of H,A,s4oa, who matic tAU 10 STU Ths wlnurr's
hgtlsst run vas III, ana htx Aysea.: - LIZ lha
1natyh uss hugely attended.
, 1877-03-23
M'cfEIIAM.

ALBANY, N. u, March ea.-The Senase IT.
Tested the nomination ot AcClcllsa by ross Of
Of 4toa
, 1877-03-23

Ette1Qs ZI8ta1EeA 70 3Af 1Ra91H&
MADISON, Wis. alalrh 4!!.-An llccndsafy Gre
At Waunakec this nlurutnr destroyed the Wau-
ll,kec slce.u factory. Los4 about $4,000. IT.
yuraucp for Ci,OIA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-08
1teber Steuerfreibeif

jaate Der Baltimore @eder:
Tas Die Stride Az 3eit ibrer Sber'
bsrriddft fia ielbit ole Steuerfreibeit
otfretirt bat, lit niht penlaer' Elm &C.
maltitrera. pte nos &orredt, oas DER
Nntl iidl 9enommen, Steuern beliutrei.
ben. obne Steueru Az ,ublsn. Sn ols'
ier uiutpdtlon BON Yripilesien reidten
Stride uno Noel BON isbsr hd be pdnpe;
onrum wareu idre 9dnoe bon iebsr
gleih rein uno sIeih unf@ulois, ipenu
uno no BON ibrer Beiteusrung Die 8etr
Iff.
9n uaisrsr Itpublit aibt's nun fsi-
n.n absI mebr; beito Slblretdsr iiub Die
Sirdcn uno oeto r.iher iiub iie. Cir
maiden elm unaebeu.r erObes Gisentbum
aus, nefIen Steusrfreibsit elm 0tebitahl
on b:m bsfeusrt.n Gieentbum elmer
ionitiAen 9tfsllidaft oosr Ytlon ift !;
warum iou es nidIt beiteuert peroen2
Sn ben ioasnannten barbarifden 3ei.
ten, oils @ltdrs nd nod lbsr Chrome
erbaben. nusten Die arosen Bensf;isn
uno Nbteisn foear Elm OrittsI ibr.r
Gintiinfte abesbsn. OIr6 cine SrbO.
NON, bsm Sabre 1883 bsifsuertr 8onis
pbilipp gueuit fdmmlide Sensfsien
nit bem isbnten Sbeile ibrer @intiiufts.
Nuf Bsfsbl 4biIipps bee Sdonen must.
bic Gsiftli@fsit ben fiinfsen, fouoern ben
funf,.batsn unb .nsIid ben iiuansisfen
She'll ibr.e Gintommens entri 4ten. -
Der Sonis Sobann fd,dste 6urd cine
Serrr6runs bonn IL. gRdri 1855 Die
Bi@ofe. &.bte. Rapital unb lterbaupi
ale 9eiRtide um ben ,ebnten She'll b.s
Grtraes ibrer YfrlnDen nub Yatrimo
n,aIeuter. EerfeIbe Slrit beifdticte
biefe Stsuer 6ur& airei nnbere Berorb:
nunaen bonn 8. Wdr, unS bonn %. Des.
1853. Sn Dem Sat.nt &onia 8arI's V
bonn % SUM- 1872 ia fsRsefsbt. Sas
bic Ge.fIihen bic Stsuer unb ale fon,
ffiasu ReaI. unb YerfonaIonbeu be.
labIen foLsn. OieB 8otent iuurbe bon
RarI vi. i'm Sahr. 1890 erneu.rt.
90 mar es bamals, aIs @eifli&e nod,
bic Raht battsn. i'm 3amen Gottes
une aur 8erehrune ibres Gottee @rtu-
eltbaten ~ ntrnben; uin nie bisl mebr
foIIte beute cine Gleibbeit Der Befieuer-
uns itattin6en, ba sur& 6as Geieb bic
6Iei@beit Dor benz 0efebe rerbarat it
Gin Sabritsebdubs, worin aIItdsIi&
1000 Nrbeiter sum feaensreidien Gebei'
ben bes 9anbes beidaftiot fnb, III min
beRens 70 unentbehrIidl. irie cine &irne
iSorin aIIDo@entIi@ 1000 frsmnie gete,
eas @ort 0ottes aus bem Run6e eiues
be3ablteu Oiener@ cites boren:-wnrun.
it bas Sabriesebdube ui@t teuerfrei,
UsHn'S Die Rir9e iF!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-08
9Onnerstae, scn 9 Ndrs 1877.
Gte Gtim nem;d bImn0.

am lebten Sonn.rstaa fanb i'm STE
praientantenbauie ses @ongrehes eine
Der aufresenoiien Sisunasn ffatt bic
i.mais in ben Salen oes GapitoIs ab-
o,b balten purben unb Iebbaft on Die
| itlrmifd,n S;encn erinuerten Die Der
S.,efion Der Suofaatsn poranainsen.
Die 9eibiporne in Der bemotratifden
Yartei madtcn sineu Iesten Setfu&
Die 3dbluna Der Stimmeu bis mad Dem
4. Ntdrs au per,ogern unb nuf bisff
Weife cine @euwabl { iir bas Yrdfotn'
tenamt berbei,ufubren. 9lne moali.hen
parlamentarifden Sniffe um Die Ser
hanbluneen ,u perioaern uuroen ;uerit
in NnwenbuMs aebradt uno auf bieie
@ciie uber mehrere Stunoen her wertb'
pollen 3eit psrstub.t. sfndbem bisie
Wanopsr uid)t msbr nubten tuurbe bon
GaulIelo BON Slinois cine &eiolution
sinaebrnht in meldler srtldrt wuroe
Der Yraioent bes Senates bate fd
aeueia.rt. an ieuem Iage cine Uerfie-
9eItes Yatet an,untbmen, ipeldles bor-
asbliher @eiie bas &otum BON Ser
lnsnt erhieIt, an3unebmsH uno ifelte
Den Gntras, bas oas in Serathune
Siefer Nnaelesenbeit feins Sdritte
tbue, troboem er uno feline bemotrati'
iden 5reunoe re@t gut tpusten oab Der
Yrdfoent be8 Senates aar tein 8eht
bat nod BEN BON Der Contribution fsit
aeisbt.n 2ase Elm Gsrtiitat entaesen
,unebmen, unb pertr6celten burd @n.
TRACE auf Mnnahme uno Nmeuoiruna
Die 3eit bis es enblid ben Srsunneen
e,ner frisbIiGen 9oiuns selans einen
Nntras burd,ubriussn. bab bas Saus
in Der reseIma6iaen 9eihdftsorbuung
fOrtfahre.
Sierauf erfdien alsbaIb Der Senat
i'm Ssufe unb bic Stlmmensublung
,umroe fortsei.kt bis SSiseoniin aHf.
aerufen uuroe. Ginwano purbe geaen
oas 3dblen bieier Stimmen lbob.n.
3ierauf trennten fid beife 9auier aul
Berntbuns, tSorauf i'm 9aus abermals
cine re@t itiirn.iide Situns ftattfane.
Inter anoertm puroe Der Gntras ae'
it.lt, bas Saus ioue fofort sur Gr'
nennuna eiues PrdTeenten fdreiteu.
Ra@sem biefer 8ei@Iub auber Srbs
nune erfIdrt uno ben Seuerfrefern BON
ben msbr rubisen, esntenben. Demo.
frnten FLAG aemadt iuorsen. bas eine
ReuYabI berberb!ih fur bic OemOtra.
tie fsin pirbe. einiste man f@ aur &C.
meinfdaftlidsn eibuns iu i6reiten,
iporauf bann bic Glsttoralitimmsn BON
8iseonfn fur 9ap.s unb BbseIer gee
3dblt wurOsn.
3abeem Die 6timmen suiammen
aesdblt maren, nertunbete Der 8orfser
bus 8efultat, bab 6spes unb Bbeeler
bic erforoerIide Wsbrbsit srbaIten unb
aIs RraFOsnt uno Biee'Rrdfbent GEE
tuabIt feien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-08
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sse esasms; eieecrssidlaeenhett. stss SsItfaFss'
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ptnss jesp4 tf bic eeber. tas srttie Organ in
meu&G6en R6Tper, sspbtn6 htr eit hes PetetHe, une
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hab fur 9rfrsra, kiibie 3nfdne unh Rrvi&meeu eers
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tsmpprire Gr3ttruHs Der Regulator isec4 iatte ans
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