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The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
MlSCEI.LANEOuiS.

Chief Joseph and his band, consisting
OF four hundred and thirteen men, women
and children, have arrived at Fort Leaven.
worth, under an escort of two. companies OF
| infantry.
Robert l.. Casey, president of the Sc.
curity life insurance company, convicted Of
sw, airing to false return made to the super,
intendent of insurance, has been senter ced
to five years in the state prison Of New York.
The Arapahoe Indians have been re-
moved to their reservation near Fort Casper
| in Wyoming territory, where they are abid.
pointed at the tardiness Of the government
In sending supplies.
The health officer Of Providence, r.
l., has found in that city a genuine leper.
The victim was young French girl, nineteen
years Of ago. who has come to Providence
from New Brunswick. She was provided
with warm clothing and sent back to her
family, who are known to be subjects to the
dread disease,
Trickett, the Australian champion oars.
man, having challenged the world TO three.
mile race for one thousand pounds, to bs
rowed in any country, Courtney, of Auburn,
New York. accepts, TO row In the United
Trickett's expenses to this lcouutry in the
event Of Trickett's defeat.
The workingmen of San Francisco
have telegraphed the president that they
have banded themselves together to resist
pcaceably il they cam forcibly II they must,
turther immigration OF Chinese; that the an.
plication OF the Chinese six companies for
military protection on account of the Thanks
giving psrade was ridiculous and impertis
neut. as the demonstration WAS 10 be peace.
fuI and orderly; that the workingmen had
good reasons TO appeal TO the general govern.
m.ut from the Vaccinations OF the Chinese
companies, the capitalists and the city off.
Gals, but would ask nothing of the kind !;
thew are American citizens, know their rights
and maintain them.
A dispatch from Deadwood, Dakota,
reports the following Indian outrages: On
Thursday the outgoing Bismarck coach was
attacked by Indians near Sulphur Springs
station, about fifty miles from here. They
fred volley at the driver and passengers
but all escaped unhurt by leaving the coach
and taking to the blrffs. The Indians cap
tured the coach and horses. They ransacked
the mail bags and tried, but unsuccessfully,
TO open the treasure-box. They killed two
Of the horses and decanped with the other
two. Several miners from the surrounding
camps are reported missing, aud fears IRE en-.
tsrtaned that they have fallen victimj 70 the
rel skins, who are again In the this @icinity
il considerable numbers. 1t IL the (pinion
Of the best informed that these India are I
part of large body that are moviI frou
Bed Cloud agency ~ the Missouri riS :. aRd
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LudicrOuls.

One Of the NEST ludicrous combaA on
record occurred at Turkish bath ip 81,
Louis few days ago. Two mortal
enemies, physician and bank cashier
happened to occupy neighboring couches
in the hottest room Of the esta blishment,
and were enjoying thorough steamine
before they noticed each other. A wordy
warfare was instantly begun, which eoef,
developed into blows, and the two naked
citizens, each drenched with perspirat ton,
were licked In deadly struggle. The
strip OF mating, which protects the
bathcr's feet from the almost red-hot
floor, was soon pushed aside, and the fight
went CD furiously upon the blisterina
pavement. As the floor began to burn
their bare feet, the combatsnts scamperel
up and down in agony, pounding each
Others faces with the fury OF despair.
The widest dervish dance never exhibited
20 extraordinary a spectacle. At last the
attendants rushed In and separated the
performers, and proceeded TO bind UP
their many wounds. The shriveled skin
peeled from the soles of the DOCTORS feet
like parchment, and the cashier was alsn
pretty well roasted. They parted full Of
threats, but when they Aght sgsin, Il
probably won't be in the midst of q fur.
mace
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
FOREIGN.

Out of 3S,000,000 people in Great
Britain l5,000,0O0 live upon imported food.
BARRIERS in Denmark are compelled
to pass an examination in elementary sur-
gerry.
AT the krupp cannon works in Ger.
many is a d.pound trip.
hammer.
A royal decree has been published in
Spain establishing one system and manage.
ment Of the railways throughout that country.
Sundays hurricane wrought immense
destruction over the British Islands, and
caused many disasters TO shipping along the
coasts. Great tracts of land have been laid
under water by the extraordinary rainfall
that attended the storm. This has proved
very disastrous to agricultural interests.
The Paris newspapers are discussing
the question whether the army will support
MacMahon or the republic in case Of con
hict. Manuscript placards insulting
and threatening President MacMahon have
been posted. A hundred persons have been
arrested for drunkenness, raising sedtious
cries, and insulting and resisting the police.
The right has resolved to take the initiative
of bringing about the discussion of the
budget. The minister of finance will take
this opportunity to reaiiirm the ideas of con.
citation and appeasement which predomi.
mated at the formation Of the cabinet.
Should the chamber OF deputies, neverthe.
less refuse 10 vote the budget, President
MacNahon will draw up a message rendering
the senate the Judge Of the situation, and
mmmoning IL TO choose between another dis
oution Of the deputies and his resignation.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08

During his long reip.hc pope ha,
founded $50 bishoprics.
In 1867 there were I04ngrepatiopal
churches in the state Of EYork. There
are now $50.
The debt Of the Msthbt Episcopal
Missionary society at the csof September
was $lsS,209.
1t is said that the prory of the con.
vents in the single city " Ecaux amounts
10 nearly Sl00,0o0,0o0
The statistics of ccepationalism
show gain in three yeafsls churches,
the present number bcings.
The Methodist IIymnak committee
have completed their worka placed il in
the hands Of the publisher
The New York B1ble ,etv disrib.
uted by gift and sale, dur the month Of
October, 4,s7i bibles ard tAents.
The first woman Cd 1i,to the yospel
ministry in modern tiuCee Melissa Tim.
minis, March z, 1867 She now al Blan.
cheste, Ohio.
An effort is being cpato fund the
- tLa So,,Lax va. W iu'" ."o
hons houss 81 a, ~" Naslrille Publishing
bonds To the amour, of m, ii" '''"' VI
A. MANY rorso,s ssir. -.
ch;n, ,as, raar a. ne chufces III
There are eight new ch1fcl nd Eve hun.
"'su nv" '"o''' :" ia.
The American bl y sty sends out
q circular signed by - !e,ry and assist
ant treasurer, caut1.1inlc churches
against the doings o 8e,erican Bible
union, whose agents, I'D, are indus
triously soliciting sut9<<1ls for the cir.
cmlation Of denomine aelersion Of the
bible.
The religious colu ~ &c New York
Herald Is Responsible ~ ollowing sug.
gestive paragraph; ghipple, who
sometimes boils the nl1Plt Of yerbosity
down to the maple Fan enduring
proverG, NY s hs j. most Of our
tneuOglch echVoi' 10 esis too often
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A Duck Battle.

A gentleman from Packwaukee relates
the particulars Of novel sight be was
witness TO the other day on Bafialo Lake.
His attention was attracted toward the
lake by roar that rssembled The ap.
proach Of hurricane, and there be dis
covered yyriads Of ducks engaged in
mortal combat. He watched them for Z
while, snd discovered that the battIs was
between the mallards and the canvas
basks, who were striving for the suprem-
scS on the celery. fields. The lake was
fairly .t;sYRu DtaesF, ~ II al ths
~ q p!s111 n
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
WAR NOTES,

The view taken of Osman Pasha's DO.
sition at Erzeroum, is, on the whole, very
responding, but some maintain that ne has
provisions enough to hold out until Mehemet
ii can organize an army of relief. Great
efforts are being made to accomplish this
end.
A Vienna correspondent says that the
capture Of Pravelz enables the Russians to
threaten Mehemet-Alis communication,
should ne attempt to force the Orchanie and
Plevna road; that he must either retake
Pravez before he makes the attempt or else
move with his main force ives: in the direc.
ton Of Berkova.
Telegraphic advices from Matamoros,
Mexico, state that the troops which left the
city of Mexico some days ago, under com.
mand of Gen. Trevino, for the Rio Grande,
are not TO repel United.States' troops, but to
cooperate with the United States authori.
ties In consequence of the presence Of
Gen. Escobedo in the Texas frontier, with
all his staff officers, evidently to inaugurate
a revolution in favor of ex President Lerdo,
about seven hundred regular troops have
embarked at Vera Cruz for the mouth of the
Rio Grande, to be used in repelling Escobe.
dos forces should he attempt to cross into
Mexico.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

hOush or hhfhESENTAlishs.
In the House, on the 9th, bills intro.
duced and referred--By Mr.. Msckey: For
the free transmission through the mails for
members Of congress OF documents printed
by order Of congress. BY Mr.. Banning: For
the establishment Of branch mint al Gin.
cinnati. BY Mr.. Riddle: Restoring to the
pension rolls the names Of all soldiers
stricken Of on account Of disloyalty; also
repeating the act prohibiting the payment by
any officer 10 any person not known TO have
been opposed TO the rebellion. by Mr.. Cor.
bet: Amending the constitution so rs 10
give to each territory and the District Of
Columbia one member Of congress. BY Mr..
Banning: Providing for the repeal Of the
special taxes now imposed by the United
States government upon brewers, rectiferr,
Wholesale liquor dealers, saloon.keepers,
manufacturers, and wholesale and retail
dealers in tobacco, cigars, etc. The house
then adjourned until Friday.
The House, on the 3Olh, adjourned,
there being no quorum.
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
NEWS SUNNI AIRY.
MOUTH.


Murfrceeboro, Tenn, has shipped TWEEN,
ty-hve car tesds OF cotton seed this season.
Ten carloads of fine sheep from the
east arrived at Taylorsville, Texas, few
days ago.
FULLY seven hundred thousand gallons
oil oysters will be shipped from Norfolk dur
ing the present season.
The Raleigh News reports bridges
washed away and other damage done by high
water in North Carolina.
There are 99,4l5 dogs in Georgia, and
they destroyed between April /, 1874, and
April I, 1875, 2s,625 sheep
DIR. w. II. Sharpe, prominent phy.
stefan of Fulton, N. C., Killed himself by
taking morphine for quinne.
Texarkana has eighteen saw-mills
within radius Of ten miles. which cut
Soo0Oo feet OF lumber per month.
The agricultural population of Georgia
!. Is 100000 souls, and the number Of acres
>ir cultivation is n trife over 100000.
Thb overlooking OF the Trinity At Dal-
las, Tex, forced the trsmps from their cover
~ me bottoms and the police scoopcd a Jail
full.
A hawk swooped down upon weather
vane on church spire in Charlotte, N. ca,
and was disguised to find it only an imitation
rooster.
Negro volunteer companies are organ
,king IN all parts of Georgia, and are apply.
ing TO the governor for orders to hold cleo.
tons for officers.
Talmage q Co, the New York bank
ers, have arranged to pay the January inter.
esten the new Memphis city bonds, aggre
gazing $600.0Op.
The Citizens and Southern banks of
New Orleans are paying out copper cents
over their counters. The people take to
them very kindly. -
The penalty for petit larceny in the
Manchester, Va, police court has been fixed
ut lash stripes, graduated in number accord.
Ing to the magnitude Of the ohense.
The chief of the Cherokees, in his re.
cent message, shows clearly that the nation
isa civilized one. The public debt is $1s7,>
3i6s3, and the treasury contains but $560.66.
Wilmington IN. C.) Star: Fift7.two
barks, brigs and schooners in port at one
time speaks well for the commerce Of vii.
minRton. Such was the case on Thursday,
the 2Si.
Nelson Arden, colOred, has been con-
yicted OF the murder Of a store.keeper in
BERTHE county, N. C., and sentenced to death.
The jury consisted Of seven colored and five
white men.
Last Saturday, at Lincolnt0n, N. c.,
three men had their boat upset in a swollen
stream aud one OF them was drowned. The
other two foated quarter OF a mile on the
upturned bost and caught in the branches
of atree. One Of them became numbed and
sunk, he other hung there all night aud was
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08
wSssINGIU.

SHOWS that up 20 sT co., 80, anS 1,an =,
which 9o6O1 weesyailable ipr war, besides
so Indian scou0, The general thinks that
the army ought : be raisedio $4,000, but
despairing Of TIA urges such legislation as
will give us IS, OO0men for regiments Of the
line.
m. ..,s,;..sn.r If ;ntsrnal reverro
ING vo'inlls ~ III A., .oua;I
says, IN ms amy IePo,5 snss ' =, .s .vnslu,
eraole attcnuon ne qu ao;r;ss ,nd ' ,ahanas
The Osceola times., 1877-12-08

democrats voted in favor Of going into exc
cutive session and the republicans against
II. The senate then took a recess until 1880
pm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27
Sum SenfbreGemfrie0.

Das ben Der 9taats = 2eeisIatnr ernanntl
Committee, tuslGes iIG NIT Der gesuta6ture
Der 6rase su befafen bat, auf uuelGe @eile Der
Iuieblern 1T ben Don SeuiGreden Serbserter
9eeenben am bsfsn sebOlfsn, unb srie biels
2anoplase am ntrfiamien serfSrt perben fin.
ne, bat an BITE 8ebSrbsn Der betrpfeneu Srt.
i&aften Elm Circular erlaRen, tn pel9sm fol.
eenbe Srasen eeReat pprben:
/. @eI&sr She'll Der SttfGaft purbe IeBtea
Sabr BON 9eufdreden Serbeert?
2. @te SteIe Sabre puroen bic gswpbue,
bur@ fpl@e belGatst?
8. 8el&er She'll Der 8eIbfri&te purbe Scu
btnieIbeu TIM leBten CONNER serfSrt2
4. 5aben kte gepObner ie 60 Dsriu9t, bts
9eui&reden su S~ertileen unb TIRE Grnte al
iG'ru? @enn ia, NIT pslGem Grfolse?
5. SinO bsren Gter In bDrtissr @essns
blot selegt?
SOfCrttse &ntwcrt auf Dbtee 6raeen pirt
bonn COMMITTEE Detlanst, bamit unmttteIbar
5anb ans @ert seIest tpsrben fam. 6erner
fol- uaitsetbeilt iperben, OBJ BITE Gier. penn ia bt.
Ndbe bss Sfens sebraGt, ausi6lupftn iber.
baupt foa ale mTslide Nusfunft benz Gom.
miitee crtbeilt tperben.
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Die
Die
Qtoneer,Qress
fir 1877.

Die StpneersD res 8 begann has SSabr 1877 mil
etnent errBeret 2~eiertrtie unb elmer sttI btItren GinriGs
tun8 ais ie ;uSpr. Die . eretntsuns Der atet alien unt
beltebten 3ettuneen BON ct. paul unb bes eiu,taen In
minneapolis erf6einenben MprseubIattes eb ben Der,
etnt8ten Blatte nt6t 1lein cine bisber ntGt baaepelens
Circulation, f~unbern aud cine fefe @runblase bes Gr>
fplsss, reI&e 6afsIbe ubne Spfer ~btf6bteen tuirb, iebes
&rfprhtrnis hes fprtidreitenben 8ettunesuuternebs,ers
Der 3ett gu erfuaer. IS to fpnttt bef6tigt bas 8tel Az
rerptrtlther, trsl&es BITE @tsentbImer fets ~teaetfert, I'm,
calisIbe ;u Der beten 2rtal., su Ger beften Staats. unb III
Der ftRtn aassntetney, peftlt9 Spn Chicago erGGetnenSsn
3ettuns su rna6en.
Die ptpneer. press rpir6 f%rrtfdtren, lin allen
Dinsen unatbdrets-tn glitts neutral" III fein. Sbr
erftts Seitreben 1T IS, ale Neuisittten uub ale Settsn
Der ~ldufeneen ppltttfdtn Taecsmetnuneen rnit,utteileH
Sn esnt Glauben, bas bic SbGise Sretbett Der Dissolution
Der etnitse sles fei, sur @atrbett ju s~slaueen, fsten bic
Spalten ets Blat.eS daen tnteIisenten abtret tenber Nne
1tStet Dfen, unb Is nirtrnt fir f9 feIbf bic ndmIt6e
Srstpett tn @nfpru4. TeGde es allen Nnbern suaeRett.
2Saprenp es lwtfSen Zen beibett Yarteien, relde lest UNI
ben Selts Der 8e9teruns ~fdntpftn, bic RepublttnHiG6 fir
etne nett ltperere Grun6la9e Der aus bem 8riea terS prae-
ean6snen 0arartten tdlt, 10 fnb feline grtncipten unb
1etn 5tsI op& unabbdnsis BON ieber 9artei. Organization.
Da es tetuer 91rttt @tbprfant f6uIbet, 70 ipirb es aud
eem oeTeple tetner etbprn en-, fcnbtrn es u~ntertubt ir-
9sne~el@e @anbtbattn rber NlaBreet[n, welde bic @prs
l@ftiten Der 8erfahune Gut befen ars3uflbren unb bic
6~u9eniftHe WSblfGhrt am befeu u ffrbrn aeetaret Ct.
f6eiren.
On Ytcneer'9 ress ntrb f@ ielbf fur ZEN &C.
tbdftsnann ets Nsrbrtfens unentbebrltu MAIDEN burt
tpre SruHdHot9en f~tnaniteueu unb eun1rner,t.ue 8eri6te
bon bet SnoxFrttn unS ltnterne5munoen bs Bottles BON
Sitnnefrta, SStf g%Dtserntn, Rsrb Soma, Dofptd unb
ben GerritSrieu Ses gprbpeRens.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27

Dte Pioneer-Press, bereits als bas Be.
oentenSfe Sasssblatt I'M Nprbpefen b%efaunt,
bat in Ter tansfsu i3ett cine fOI9e gsbcutune
tn Der pOlttti9en yrefe erIanst baB 90 unleru
3eisrn anssnsbm istn tpirb, BON beGen grO1psc.
taS in nsbsnfsbsnoer @palte NUtia ~ nebmen.
Sett Der gsretntsuns NIT benz ein,iaen in
MinneapOIis srf&ienensn Mcraenblatte psr
fiet bic Ytcneer-yress iiber bersn oemsinson,.
Circulation uno f&ert it& babur& bic nutbwen.
bisen @itteI fit bic erfOIsreiGe gsr6fentIfd.
uns elmer aGttitisen metropolitan > aettuuo
SpafGubis piirbis bes tpa&fenbsn SutsreTee
bes srUben Norbwefeus. DaSur& srurbe bi,
ptpneer-press fppUbl fir ben 3ettunss- ute
fir ben @eiGGftsmann btS Ncrbpsfsns I'M.
entbebrIt&, ipeil feline telssrapbtlGen, Tnansi.
ellen nno ccnamerstelen Neutsfsiien raebrert
Sage fribsr bier eintreTen ais bic TaIi6er
Spurnale, unb Sierunbspausis @tunben friibe,
als bic BON ben bsfeu Gtiensu 3eitunsen ssIie.
ferten Neutsteiten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27

Der Gerein { ir 9 anmanpaa n 4.
uns 1T MtnnsiOta bat bic YtGsuus et-
nsr NeSaiae anseOrbnet, tueIGe ais grGnie
flsibtgen gaumpfan3srn Serlieben wirb; fe
trdst auf Der einsn Sette in 8reisfcrm am
Hanse bic Sni&rtft: Minnesota State
Forestry Association, 1877, auf Der aube-
rem siuen 8ran3 BON @aIsIaub, tit beFen Mttte
bic @0rte Awarded TO-" NIT Ieer &C.
lafsnenn Haum fir ben einsusraSirenben Na-
men bes GmpfanSers. Sol6e Mebaiuen tper-
ben fir spst @rabe Der &ussetGnung esprSst
tit Der 0rSBe bes amerifenil@en @iIber- Dol
etue bon Stlber NIT SDlem @sbalt bic
anbsre BON Sapfsr. Sir iunse 8aump1anser-
siebt es llberne Nbsei&en In Gi&else-
ffaIt bic fsbr biibl9 auslcben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27

96leGt, absr btaisifb has Vvtn3tp bsrisniseu
@hpineIer, spelGe eriu&en Or. Musuf AD,
nis's 9amburser Bruftbee unb GrOpfen naG-
3uabmsu unb unter dbnli& tltnssnben Namen,
in tauidenD abnIt&sr gsrpaduus tbre stfttssn
1trtursn tit ben @artt su brtnsen. Gepifen-
bafe slpOtbefer unb 9dnbIsr besinfissn lOlGe
SGpinoler nt@t, Inbsre iebu& lalsn iha bur6
iGnDpen gerbienf p~srleitsn bte GdlfGsr 81 un.
tsriflsen, ~perlifren aber bic NHtuns tbrer 8unp.
i6aft urb eas 8srtrauen bts publifums.
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Stadt n. Gaud.

Der St aloYGus Sineltnss.
Teretn Der Hteisen beutiden fatbultlGer
@susinbs trdblte in fstner iinsRsn Sabrss.
GeriammIuns fOIsenbe 8eamte
prSISent-G Gilbert SGBeiser.
gtce-pr6TDent-G. @Gltd.
@serstar-GeUrs @erIa9 IT.
S&aBmeiRer-S. Gid.
Gabnsntraser-M. &rlsF.
Mari&au-p. Serbian.
StbltctbtEare-S. llQunann. 9. Gbulen.
8tnan3-G Committee -Gbas. Sreunp unb S.S
S@aaf.
Wttslteb aur fatbrlii&en linton fir apei
Sabre-p. 6ed.
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(Ntteetbetlt.)
b, 81. San., 1877.

n eb, 81. San., 1877.
i albert GeeB. GIN 10. Sanuar tpur-
be Serr gilbert Ress, Elm aIlsemein sea9tetsr
9iirser, mad tur3er 4ranfbett aus tielem 2eben
abberufen. Seine binterlaHene Gamilie, be.
febenb aus Der Bittpe nit einem Rtnbe, fcpte
Bite sanje Gemeinbe trauert I'M ben tbeuren
5tngeiGtebsaen, weIGer BET Sebermann, ber ibn
fannie, beltebt tbar. Ct par Elm @laubens-
trsuer 8atbuItt unb gebGrte gum 8trGensprfau-
be nnierer Gemetnee. NGse Ct ruben int
Grteben! g. g.
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Se1tene Oeleaenbeit.

Da tutr pu1tis am erfen Gsbruar cine Ser.
dnberuas lit unierer 5irraa surnsbntsn, unb ebe
pir infer SnSentarium nebnten, tperben mir
tpabrenD Der nd$fen sebn Sage 9Ianfets,
@eiBe 8%etteeden, 9bapls, GIannene, @pQe-
ne ltntertIetber, ale Damsn-aIetberfofs, fOpie
@et6e unb uusebletGte Nuslins, aIe unlere
2elnen-D aaren au fuI6en gretien barbteten,
baB sepiB Seberutata aufrtebtn ieia tirb.
.. M. Sngerfpu u. Go.
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Ote GtHarrem,S mbmifrie

tn btefser Stabt tiabnt felt einisen Sabren ct.
net bsbeutenben Gufi&wuns unb Iteferte Sprt-
gee Sabr iter bret @tQtpuen 6tEd biefes be.
ltebten &aa&artleIs, nGmIi& 3.O65, 800. Die
8unsssresteruns bat tirsIi6 einen eisenen Sn-
ipeetor fiji bic Gtsarea- nnb Sabad-5abritaticn
TT St PAUL anaefeIt, ba bereits Der Grport
mad Wanttcba uab anberen fremben 2Gnbern
TN Gang TT. Die Gtnnabmen hes 8epenue.
COLLECTORS an Gtsaren-S tamps betrus surises
s5abr nabf3a $4,000. Die bebeutenbfen Str
taer, tel@e Dcriess Sabr iber $4,000 @tiid
Gisarren fatrt3trten iinb, NIT Mnsabe itrer
@tidaab[ fclaenbe:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27

Sir Gtnfenbune neuer Mbpn.
nenten pDaen uniern ber3ItGen Danf emt-
%pfnnsen: W. u. .. tn Nep l1lm, s. g. In
ct. Deter s. 9. tn Glyiaa, g. 81. tn @tn.
nebasO Nsenes, s. Na. %. tit @ef Newton,
q. q. tn SbatOpse, .. q. In 2eebfUne, s. g.
III Stem 1rter, q. .. In gieu gtas.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-27

Son Snbtanern IberfaI tvur-
be, lart elmer Na&rt&t aus Sort &anban, Sc-
rtsen DCnnerftas Elm aus 20 Nann NIT IS
@aeen befebenber 3us, tpeIGer BON ben gIad
9tQs fam, ettpa 100 @etIen bonn MiTuurt
Slug; nt&t Elm etnsiser @ann fst benz @talp-
uteher Der &otben entsansen.
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aus benz lrnaIbe. Na& elmer Be.
re@nuns BON 9a&Serfdnbtsen perben bie1en
@iuter in ben Ylneries eei&Iasen: am Rtfs
FfFppt 100000 Gub, am &tee 2afe $780,
600, @iactp 100000. @wan 5000, 600,
esa9 100000, Bear $500, 900, ON Bass
sats 1900 ,000, am ct. Gruir unb fstusn 3pei,
gen 1876, 100000 Gue.
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Neue 6euerwebr- s umpagnte
Na@bem il& bic biefise GeuersG ompasnte &c.
3 aufgelDst bate, trat cine neue NIT benz ga.
men Netna an tbre SteIe unb erpGblte fpIeen.
be 8eamte:
Ne. 9arbs-@prmanu.
Ibrs. Naotsau-l &iGfsnt.
Scbn 8ObI-2 @iffent.
Dan 8elY-@etutGr.
Sames @lsarY-S&asmetfer.
Wnt &obinfon-5tewart.
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Gin sefGbrlt@es Geuer brad Sori-
sen Gamfas In s. Sammpnb's alten @taQ
an Der S. StraBe babter aus, unb bate srpBe
gerbeeruns anriGteu fGunen. tsenn niGt bic
eUi&mannfGaft NIT tbrer befannten Gnerste
benz milben @lemsn!e @inbalt setban bGtte.
Gin Yferb urb mebrere Gubrterte serbrann-
fpn
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6eibdfts Ser(eauma

Der lnterSeidnete nadt bterrntt einern eeebrten Tubft.
ct. geter Strose an ben friteren pIds SO. 15s Gt. Be.
ter StrdBR, Hdhe Gtrntne'S Stpre SerIe9t bat unb enpiieblt
ib fetnen ~eeetrten 6unben n~euerbinas fir ~gsnsiaten An.
iptud, unter 3ufderuus prpnpter unb btaieer BebisE.
un9.
Ct. gauI, Is. San, 1877. Ms. SoHmann.
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Sn Nep Ill m merben @inIettunsen aur
Srgantlrnng etner SaneeIstamnaer setrcfen,
NIT &adii&t auf ben lsbbaft sunebmenben Sc
f9dftsoerfebr.
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1aubfumme unb 8Itnbe, 3Sa-
hinge Der StaatsanfnIt, eabsn Sprisen Dun-
nertas i'm gaaIe tss &eprdisntantenbaules
cine tntersllnts gCrfeauns ibrer 2eifuneen,
'psl&e ie l& nit 5aIfe Dersebrer anseeisnet bu.
ben.
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Steue G0entem.

Sir &t9 pratrte unb ttmseeenp bat
Serr MntDn Stremba
baielbf bte Gsentur bieies 8lattes abernort.
men.
Dem 9rn. s 3onen ipre@en mir fir feline
0efaQfstett ben befen Dant aus.
Sir Gro ser nnb ~1ntsesenb Iberntmmt
BITE Neentur .
Serr s.. Nbat
h1lelbf.
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Sn Sttll Mater it, tnfolse bes ietieen
@tstssns bes @ei3enpreties bic bette 9ualttGt
MeebL ssnaunt Holidayflour, auf SO unb se-
uE9uli6 es auf $3.50 per EaB gentesen.
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Gsarmnb 3tmmerm n, bie1e pp.
puIare Sper BON 2urBins, wtrb ndGien Gam.
flag &benb. nit uueepGbnli6em Nuf panbe yon
ntuffalil&en 8rdften, BON, bielisen MannerdDr
i'm @tbenGum aufsefibrt,