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THE INDIiN VAR ENDED.
Chief Joseph's Camp sacked HostiIes On tie
Run to Montana.

SAN Francisco, July 2l.-A Portland press
despatch says: 4 despatch was received this
afternoon from Kamiah. July H. via Walla
walla. July 81 which says that five more hos
tiles with their squaws. surrendered to-day.
The military COMMISSION which was formed
10 try the Indian prisoner taken in the late fight
with Major Throckmorton. Of the Fourth Artil-
lcry. al. ourned. rs no witnesses OF the prosccu-
ton were here.
Gen. Howard sent thirty volunteers to-day to
destroy caches in Joscph's old camp. and all but
the Captain and one man left for their homes.
Col. Mason Is in hot pursuit Of the hostile In
dians. with his entire cavalry command. and
met them to-day near Oronno creek Two In
dian scouts were wounded and one killed. when
the Indians got demoralized and fed leaving
the soldiers in poSs osson Of ia" field.
The country around Oruiino creek Is very
rocky and dons'ly wooded with heavy timber
and thick underground. thus venting any
further pursuit The hnstil.s Viii Ice met 10y
either Gen. Crook or Gen. VI les rs they enter
Montana. and will. in all probability, be cap
turrd 10y thes" forces.
Interpreter, son Of the cN-ehiei OF the kamah
NJ prrccs.
The war with Joseph lie practically over and
W. start 'o-day for lapwal From there troops
moral effect IL will have upon the Indians Col
Green's cavalry. upon It's arrival, Will he kept
here o. prevent the return II hostile Indians
tins why. Another force Of Indians with a lug
Of truce. are coming in tn surrender.
\ special despatch received from Wallula says
that 1870 Cinnamon arrived there yesterday from
the Upper Columbus river. whore they had
been mining. They saw that Indians entered
provisions. hlnnkrs. AMI some clothing. The
Indians then tod them to leave.
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Tho Three Guarismen" give way to-mor-
row NIGHT at NiulVs 10 The Poor of New York
Pauison'- Walt Song has boon the most pop
ular piece produced az Glluorcs Garden TINS >.a.on
"Woodleieh was discontinued at Wallack' =
on >aturla, nsht Wlut closed the preliminary season
At this hou,e
Tony Pastors Opera House will he opened to-
morrow evening 10y ahurlcs,uu troupe with burlcsQue
entitled Romeo and juliet
"Ah Sin" will he produced at the Fifth Ave-
Theatre TU, ~A night This Is the Joint effort Of
MARI IN ain and Bret liaric
Callrndnr's Gcorgia Minstrcls are still at the
Central fHrk Garden The Alabama shouting jubilee
SINGER are also at that place OF amusement
The century plant At the Aquarium il still in
full bloom. and viii probably remain for the balance
this week. the blossoms having merely turned deeper
yellow Mr. Charles Young. the Ncnirlluluisi with his
Jimmy little men and taking head. ami mAinkus con.
uuurs be- of the attractions Among the additions
e. t,c tanks white tailed rcmora and several
nNuiDi from Germany
The Hess English Opera Company COM
monets the season At inri ih attc. Warrington on
ncmber2 Amgns the artist cnsssed at present arr
> arlc, Mr. VIM Castle. " hiwafd scsnin. &C. AMI
s.nor Ouerr ,h sta, dir tor In addition TO the
regular tusl-h opera repertoire, works by A Thomas,
Adam. Auh"r. Mhs-", Millart AMI other writers 80 the
French opera cnmque WILL be presented Tor thu first time
IN English torn Also u new opera, "Danl bruce,
Blacksmith, BY Orcru
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EXTRA.
BLOODSITED AND FIRE.
The Lntest-Burnins Railroad buildings and
Ca~s-The Slaughter since Dark.

The Latest-Burning Railroad Buildings and
Ca-s-The Slaughter since Dark.
PITTSBURGH Pa., July 22-2 :35 A. Mt is
difficult to get any reliable facts at this hour.
The entire eastern end OF the city is Mt the
mercy Of the mob. which is hourly increasing
in anarchy and violence. 1t has taken possess
sion OF tho city. and mob law rcigns supreme.
The Pennsylvania tracks for distance OF a
quarter OF mile westward from the outer depot
Ia a sheet OF fame. The mob began to push
the burning cars toward the round house some
time ago. Their intention il to destroy the cx-
tcnsivc shops OF tho company and the Union
Depot building.
The number Of people slain since dark Is very
large. and exact numbers will not be accessible
for several days. Tho summing up OF the riot
at Twenty eighth street. this afternoon. shows
a total Of 20 killed. and 30 wounded.
The Seventh Division Of State militia. from
Meadvlle Titusvie Oil City. and other points
in the northwestern part OF the State. are ex-
pectcd hourly at the Allegheny Depot A large
force OF armed men await thcm with portion
OF Knapps's Battery. which was captured early
this evening. planted to command their ap-
proach. In all probability terrible bloodshed
will ensuc upon their arrival. They were due
at 10 o'clock.
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KOHLER's MURDERoUs CRIME
Ills Bursiine Attempt to KIN TITS WHOA
FIixht TO Europe with Her Money.

A half-dressed woman, bleeding from q
ragged wound in her throat and totternR from
weakness. was found in Henry Bernarts
wheat field. on the Unionvlle road. three miles
from Plainneld. N. j.. on Wednesday morning
last She was taken to Mr.. Bernart's house and
cared for. She il still ut his house. the sur
vivor OF an atrocous attempt at wife murder.
She has been without proper surgical treat
ment. and will probably die although her life
might have been saved. Tho wound In her
throat was made by dull penknife. which
severed the windpipc. and she was therefore
unable TO speak; but she wrote answers to tho
questions put to her. She said her name was
Annie Kohler. and her husband. Franz. had
attacked her on the previous evening. while
they were walking in a lonely part OF the road.
dense woods bordering 1t closely. He first
seized her 10y the throat. IA though to throttle
her. then throwing her from him. he flung a
heavy stone at her. striking her on the head
and stretching her unconscious. When she
recovered her senses she found that her throat
had been cut. and her outer garments. money
and jewclry stripped from her. She fecbly
dragged herself along until found by Farmer
Bnrnarts man. Poormaster Miller OF Mount
Bethel township was notified of the woman 3
| condition and needs. but he was busy getting in
hay. which he said was of more consequence
| than a dying woman. On Friday he went to
| her. but did nothing saying that perhaps she
was woman OF bad rsputei she is stil in .he
| the family Of Mr.. Bernart. getting careful nurs-
| ing, but nothing mora.
| tragedy. and by some mistake was informed
| that the woman was already dcad. Detectives
that Kohler and ms wife had been for nine
| months employed by George \. Douglas. n
farmer OF B0wery Bay. L. l.. and that they quit
stopping at 1872 Allen street. On Tuesday morn
ing they went away together. the husband say.
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Fron JdHes J.A..i1nes Frr1 oS ~. Oaftn B4ag.,n
kui~iA
Rutherford r. Hayes, the lFraudulcntl
President of the United States was born ut Del
awarr. Ohio. sept. t. ls22 lie graduated at
Kenyon College IN 1872, AMI three years after
ward At the law school Nis admitted to the
har IN Marietta, ami began the practice Of his
profession at Fremont. OHIO. At the breaking
out Of the great rebellion he entered the army
BrgadIcr- General. In ls6i he was elected t.
Congr. - ait-rward Governor OF Ohio. and
finally became the Chief Executive Of the milton,
The fraudulent President OF the United
states If "A man of l"nrn.ng OF talents Of forget
lulness. and OF ambition. He has forgotten and
fprsakrn tn" party. the men, and II Is To bc
hoped the irregularities by which he became
President
E,ri, Preside ha- atied corrothino to the
form OF government Gen. Grant added a
fourth branch-Long Branch. and Fraudulent
President Hayes has added the southern Con-
fedrracy. Yet his southern policy is probably
one q the wsest political conciiatory events in
the history Of our country. And although he
has buried the leading feature Of the Republi-
can pariy-the amnesty existing between the
North and Southland must himself soon retire
% the private shades Of his native village his
deeds Will live on, as models of Republican
shr.wdn-ss and topics of national comment.
We'll may W. sny " rutherford b. Hayes the
lFraudulenu President Of the United States u
Is
Han weak, halt strong bali timii. aud halt brave
J" take compliment ni iuu much pfIie
AM f't most hurt when praises were denied
lLnu ART 20 t'rp, discerning. AMI Vet ~ blind
80 "Arh'i. ~ ignorant. ani Vet ~ Kind.
Susttd. I'll bad, 49, iuUli-i. and
by tugns love thee and b. turns dcspise
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THE DE1TH or rom PLACIDE.
a Sterling Actors Last Tragedy Disease that
Ended with ~ Pistol.

The actor, Thomas Placde, a favorite
among theatrc-golng people wherever he went
shot himself through the head on Friday at
Toms River New Jersey. He had long suffered
from cancer in the mouth. He predicted short
time ago that the disease might Kill him within
two weeks. He wrote as follows to Capt. Cook
OF Cowdick h Cooks HotN. Toms River:
BEFORE YOU receive this will H. dead and before my
Maker TO answer for the act of suicide that
day IhaNc hecndriNen 10 the deed by III, most ason
ling torture sLrrcd-bc Noud human en-
durance VIII YOU have the Coroner notified soon :
you cnuf II viii be- good action ON Your part 10 get
l.ht q, soon possible Do ihis and Gmi hcs- you is
IL, sincere Mish VI Inus FlAOfnA
Just previous to the tragedy Mr.. Arthur Pot
ter had Just called to see the old gentleman. who
came down stairs shook hands with him, and
told him To- wait n little while. Potter. SUSPECT
Ing something wrong. went to Il back window
and wat he'd Mr.. Placidr. who wcntto the coar h
house. opened the door. took "a piece Of box
and block Of wood laid it at an anglo. and laid
down on his back. He pulled a piece of carpet
which he had with him over his head, straight
cncd himself out. and with a duelling pistol
shot himself through the right temple, the ball
passing IN an ohlique dire lon back al the lett
eye, and digging under the skin on the left side
OF the head.
Mr.. Pacidc had a beautiful residence on tho
south bank Of tho Toms river. He WAS born in
Charleston, s. C.. in 1908. His first appearance
on the stage WAS al the old Park Theatre. in tn
of the Varieties Theatre in New Orleans. H.
played an engagement in Wallack : in 1893. In
1865 he married a woman whom he loved forty
years before,
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for him 10 appear TO be something else when he
ia in the parlor or boudoir
Mr.. Tborne enters into the spirit OF the piece
fullv. He understands that he can be funny
and interestinv Mt any moment by nppeerinp To
violnta nronrietv without ACTUALLY doing 40
This ia the Glenn distinction between French
fnrce and French drama. In the latter the hero
docs not sion Mt appearing TO do IL
Tho only thing that we do not accent which
in fact our better natures repudintc. is the sud
den reformation that takes place Mt the end
We don't for one moment believe that the erotic
cub hns become n chnste and cold -blooded
angel because the curtain must come down.
W., fool in Wow OF this fraud TINT he has been
trcatine ia as h treated his mother. Having
been nrpttv naughty through three nets IL ia
not In MIXTURE tn accept him as utterly good in
the three seconds of denouemcnt.
By the goddess OF love do these Frenchmen
want us to believe that a com pcte organic trans
formation takes place in their personaees Mt
half INST ten? Do the exigonccs OF tho hour
! CONFER, th,m2
Iemoyne ia in this MAY. He Ia an actor OF
| rare talent An artist in fact who can bring
out lascyious subtlctics with unerring SIX ill., and
| illuminate them with such personal humor that
we laugh nt sin itself. and call it clever. He
plays the part OF the abandoned old tutor. who
ia brought into the house TO train the baby up
| In the way he should 20. Tho first lesson that
Ne imparts to the baby and his pal makes not
only an indescribably funny scene. but II be-
| comea n rn re hit Of character rainting A tho
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The Boston Jounnl Of Commerce. I'M giving
n story OF william u. Edson says tat Lo was
Il 80 employed as a clerk IN the hol-. II his
u los. J. & NJ. Saunders PAlipi. .uuia. H.
Ell SEED much keenncss and a tendency
t. dishonesty and eXtrayagance H. mar
rNi lady Of good family, and soon
G'rlward started mandatory Of Kid
r pu'rs which falcd because the war de-
tNNNrI MS southern trade. Next he became a
Nurr % lhe ilrm Of Edison. Suirr x Miller,
u iAn partners murrled his Wiie's sisters.
II 'uudu WIS so hnd that they got rid Ot hun
a. ~ d l" came 10 Boston, Hetook a store in
Nn,r' ~ street aud hogan n boot and shoe Job
l- bus iu''s uuier the firm name Of II. c.
o." g.. He r1t d mrg" cr",it and dis
! -"l ~ lis ,io'k through auction houses. and
j.. t"l} through the hous" Of Philip Ford ia
hir,pha. suddenly he WAS hoard II in
la whittier no doubtless took tlOO 600 in
philadeluha Times says that Susanna p.
%, whom Edison referred tp in his ustl-
=, sue NJ Comb. p"titiOned in December.
J. 100 divorce from HIM On a ouuAt II de-
il the alleged marriage having taken
econ D".emher B. 1856. He lived with her.
'ui only untl November Is. 1851. Edison
pot j." found hy the officers. She testified
' Sl' lN"l at 1u2 SAMSON street. Fhladrl-
Ah' had llNri there nearly all her life.
tii ~" ceremony WAS performed in 81.
a. r. - Church. ~ Montreal. ~ the Row. Ed
,tn. Tia" marriage crr,ii ate was
"N"l ou"T-.
'"4 I'-'a"a SAL !srslef liza! Lcg husband
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sent her N her fathers house, In 1867, under
the pretcnce that he was obliged to seek new
menns of subsistence in the West She returned
to Montreal. in April or May OF 1868. and found
him living with awOman named Jcnni. Louder,
as his wife, in her THE pltlntnsl house in
University street. He avoided her. and fnally
she returned to Philadelphia. She aitcrward
saw him in Minneapolis living with the same
woman.
Thomna A. Mcclellan. n Philadelphia auction
cer testified in the divorce proceed ngs:
nskci Edison in the summer Of 1868. when he
WAS in Philadelphia. about his wife. and he said
he did not care a damn that he had left her.
and tina, he would not go back to her Edison
was then in complete disguise. saying. II is
necessary for me to bc in disguise;"
Tho divorce was granted Eison's father
WIS Silas u. Edison. He went from Massachu-
sets to Philadelphia soon after 1880, lie be-
came IA member OF the shoe firm oi Edison "
Doughty at ID Commerce street. philadelphia.
which failed IN the pnnic Of 1887. but alter
wards resumed business 60,
Young Elson's buyhood was pnsscd In Ninth
street below Vine. Alter his fathrrs drHtn ne
owned "A trutting team that cost him t5.UOQ. The
Times il OF opinion that Jennie Louder Is
ElsOns lawful vile.
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Bank Superintendent Ems. Trial.

SARATOGA. y Y. July 2l.-Thc Senate mot az
ioocock. ami printed copies OF the charge. again Mr.
Ellis were presented and read.
Mr. Gerard moved 10 strike out the latte clause Of rule
T. allowing senators 70 debate before voting on the
CHARGES. claiming that the arguments, Of counsel
sufficient AM allow debate ~ senators would prolung
the session The nni, nd.ntri wa carried
MIR Mcclure for respond nf Oh rcd e. lcu- called to
answer tie glarecs attached tn the message the Gov
cinur, signed Edward Malon and John Ma k
Mr. Coleman. uf the BANK Department. said those
charges were inNe stgatrd at the REGULAR session.
After long DISCUSSION between counsel nn the motion
strike out the Maun ami Mack tharles, III. S'nai.
ordered at they sand AS printed and then adjourned
Ia
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SAN FRANcIsco July 2l.rhc investigation
IN the case ii senator Grover At Portland was c'n,lci
yesterday Thc committee report VAL evidently exon
crate senator Grover senator MDrful nud other mem
hciso the commission and senator Grover, were ~rcn
AIDED last evening
The spit m the Republican PARTY I'm thi. city is com
siirrcd irrrparAhle Tue >ecdci, represent tr follow
senator Booth m former ulr nien. muN , uts
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Ward Detective. to he Held Ke.pon.,blc.

Tho Police Commissioners issued orders yes
teriay that the special precinct officers, ward icc
uvcs would hereafter be- held responsible with the cap
OF precincts Tor the existence o dsOrdery houses,
gambling houses or theVe. resorts in their urecnO
compliant, oi tho existence of such places are received
a. headquarters and found To bee true. fheN Viii %" cNn
slirrcd suf cut ground for the dismissal oi the ward
oi, ia who., pre-, neg the places cAist THIS order
Will nut tlr 90 ihc practice of shifu- resi- nusihuN
from the To- the detective and from the detco ave
g.. fl,st Cant
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NrrINcd "NtTTNnAi, TUIN II
s. Eionnora, johnson, Portland.
= Enmorc. Hopkins. Mcssint jun -
- Etul samson SavanIiln july II
SSttn Barnes. thtc~mau. annsh.
Blrk trunn. Stsrk, OrAn
bark Ganllr, Mcdonald Dcmcfara
bark Gvrinania. Blake opoito
Bark It Vincent. willard. - vincent W l.
Barn Virgo Sickelscu, Liverpool
Hrig PhcDc. Smnrchard. Arcciho l.
S'hr Annie Whiting. Cox. Windsor =
Schr Carrie NcSnn. Weeks. 81 Domingo.
Schr James Riley. Small. MunuNldco.
Schr Marcia Reynolds. West, fiykc, LfguAyra
Schr Pciro. Kelly. shulec. -
Schr Susan stct,on, Merry. Fouta ritre.
Al.u thc usual river ana cpastwi>e ves-riS
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suppose, now. the triad Of Wells and Andcr-
son s's an, amt suppose II should lc proved uI-n
cou AMI 90 th, action and conviction OF the world,
That tits, il alleged forge, cheat ana ieiHud
tle people 90 Loi.inni ont Of their eight votes ~ the
Electoral Corse-or IN other words, suppose It should
be- cirnrl, and Niy proved TINT Uhcn and not HAYES
Carried Loul,AnA what would follow, Hayes cannot hc
ReNti But 81 ii hr. could he iare hr continue to
- seat 90 which another had been ecgtcd-ptVNed
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PorTsvILLE Pa. July 2l.-This afternoon
the Coroner made his return the District Attorney
the case of the Waies,uDo mime disaster when cislt
miners were Killed The Coroner says that thc miro was
run contrary 20 the act n the Assembly 90 coal mining
Gen Peasants, thi,f Lu-inrVr, jonathan Rnwtu SUE
ncriurndo nj ana Edward bert amt iham Wttkrs
hn>,e~ all ma the employ of the fhniv Ni Aui krhiNt
coal ami IRON company, wrfc futN required o. 4ull-l
- thCll aYtt arafiCt iu court
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Eusinrss ,lctlt,s.

Natures Economy.-rhc sun. hot rays are gar.
IN the good things onr tables in winter and
blasts in the nld blocks that come L. on doors
IN summer while the Mi~ht Carpet Company. III Fulton
enables Its customers NJ all seasons 10 saNe money
Privy vaults thoroughly cleaned by steam
apparatus, lowest prices Cleaning and Disihi,cunG
Company. i52 crosby street
Hair Dye Bachelors brst In the worid.-se10
by druggists, Applied Mt wig iact1rJ i1 Bond t.
Hoimnn's Pad IL the best Liver. stomach,
ami spleen Doctor IA the world Try uuc. frl,c ~
The Best Remedy for children while Teeth
fnEts Mr. WlN~lhlN = 50 fflilllg >Nfun.
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r,neea Year. Tor r.lon,ou. Assault.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9l.-Judge Fill SEN
fenced Ll"ard Lynch Emery Hess. ami Liwari Wright
convicted con Huiune i,lunious ASA. ON Nnlng
each.
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MARINE INTELLTG ENCI.

MINIATURE AtN.NAc-rris nay
Sun rises. - sun scts - Moon sets. ! 30
HiGH wArER-rriS
Sandy Hook 10 GOV Island Il % Hell Gate. "a
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Diseases resisting all medicines are cured by
the AsAhrl Naturd NlrrN Suun- Water d. Heath =
TIeallse gIsik. p,pVt Nv Broadway, New ieIk.-AiG
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makes ironing oasy, giving hne finish AMI ex
ira slness Ash your grocer To 81 Barclay 81 ir
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Arrest OF Gen. E.cobedo and star.

GALVESTON, Tex. July ala special despatch
to the Neu,irom Rio Uranie Ciy says There great
sArif mont here account Of the arrest this morning
eiofe daylight Of ten E,ohrdD and stan hy Col Price
of tile lmfrd states Army. commanding kingguli bar.
racks E,ourdo intended To eros, the rvrf to-day or to
morrow st,r receiving arms by this morning steamer
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With powerful drugs for dyspcpsa and trythat
bland. tut searching Specific Min Of NasheAa sd"
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Mems Jean drawers. 2sto4s inches. 50 cents a
pair, laule undcishiit, $40 hh 1hc each J John
s.H, ~ Grand a. asV ~ GU ava corner 10Th sL-AIs
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" IKRIED.

The Best Remedy for children while Teeth
Nr. MlS~lJNf- Id lfiIug ~Nrun.
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sD VIRGINIA RYE WuiSkEY known Tor the pa.
a. years A. tie finest IN me ~ ri. 49, We oI
CHOW RYE. ne oHiN llt 900 Sew lNrk q lp pr Shhsn
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-18

Su Sol9e ser reeolutiondreu
Ieubsrunaen mrlhe in Seriulnmluueen
i'll ben ueridiebenen Stnaten an letten
Wontag gemadt wurocu, bat Yrdioent
Grant fol9enae Grtldruns obaeeebsn.
IN weIder sr feline Nbihten iiber ZEN
am 4 Mdr; einsuiesensen Brdfoentsn
i'll f!arer unO frdftiger g9eiie funo
aiebt. Gr ia9t: 8erantportIid fur
oas MiQiontu b~etraaeuoe G~igentbum,
babe er Td nod Dem 9efebs
fur Die Siderbeit oefsIben ooraeisben.
uno wiiroe on, no ia repolutiondre
S~eueaun9en aci9ten, oas Sriegs9eisk
erfldren. Nur in Der 8unoesbaupt.
itaot Waibinaton Tonne Die aeiebmi-
Bi9e Giniesun9 bss Yrdfoenten ftott'
iuben, uno bislenioen Die ioI9es an ei.
mem anbern Srt ausfubrten, modten
dd bes 9anbesuerratbs f6ulois. Gr
lei Der @ufdt, bas ale Sdwisristeiteu
auf fri.oIide 8e'ie beigelest ipsrOeu,
auf aae Sale aber pir6en er ben Srie,
Den aufredt erbaIten. TO LANCE er Yrd.
fSent Der Ser. staaten iei.
Dies lit freiIi6 cine anbere Sprade,
oils Die bes nerrdtberif1en bemofrati,
fden Prafoenteu 8u9anap i'm Sabre
1861.