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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13
8ermiinte Na6ri6ten.

SerItn, 5. San. Der esutI&e Bun,
bssratb Bat Glfab.9Ctbrtngen etnise 3uae>
ftdnSnths sema4t inbem CT fetns 9uRtm.
mun8 gu Dem gOrfalase 9sssb,n Bat, bag
Mabnabmen, rpelGe bon Der Wrcptn;talper.
tretuns belGlcfen ruerOen, roenn fe bic Gut
Retbung bes Bunbesratbss erbalten, Cbne
sCrbertse 3uftmmuns Oosr @~nGfennune
ses &etGStases @efesestraft taben fcnen.
Den i'm aftieen Dttnf febeneen SfFsteren
Der bsut(Gen @rmee TT Der Gtntritt tn bic
rufti&e &rmse Dur& etne befOnbsre @ercrO,
nuns bes &dtiers unteriast pcrben.
Mobrtb, S. San. Der 4usltsfunss.
0ertrag sUif4en Spanten unb ben Geretn.
Staaten TT tsute unter3stGnet srcrben.
Der(elbe fAliebt a1e @rimtualuerbreHen
eth, nur polttti6s @ersebsn linD ausaencn,,
men.
Gin GorreipDnbent fhr.tbt aus WaortO
inter Dem 8. Sdnuar; Gin furAttarer Or
fan pitbet In @uipu;cca uEo ben benaG>
barten Srcptn3en. DOs 8abnbOfs9ebduse
tn Srun tebt tn SIammen. GrOee 6tre>
den WalDes bremen uno game D0rftr linD
aerf6rt wOrbeE.
Gin QenbCnsr &abeinlesramn an ben
NeW gOrter 3eraIb fast: DeutIGlanb trtft
Gntalten, sret @rm.scorrs aur 9enaGuns
Der pOlnti6et @renje mobtl 3u maGen
DIES febt i'm Gtntlans NIT fer Dor etniaer
3eit seu1a&ten &nsabe, bag i'm 8rtessfate
Dtutfalano es ubernebwtn purSe, etnen
Guffunb Der SOlen iu S~erbtnbern. S.rner
tptrb uttsetbetlt, bab Seferrei1 tn benz BEL
grab sesenIber ltteenDen 9emltn srpse
8rieasvDrrGtbe %Gnfammle, UNI int Safe et>
nsr ruiFf&m 8eftBuns &umdnitns pom Der
ferbif&en 8auptfaet Bets 3u nebutsn.
GOntanttnDpeI, 9. 5an.-Sn et>
rsr 3ulan1menfunft Der 8spodmGGtteten,
welGe sefern ftattfanb, fol- Graf Gtaubpr.
By, Der gertreter SrantretGs, ertldrt babeu,
bab pt.le Der BON Der @iOrte fir loren @t.
e~erftaub Begsn bic gorf6ldse Der Gpnferens
angesebenen @rinbe tbnt etRleu1teten, uno
bab Die BeuO1mdGttsten IS lawtert9 ftnben
uirben, fe 3u ptoerleBeu. Gtrnsr faots sr,
SranfretG perpe nten1dl5 cine unaerehte
@GGe unterftIsen.
QOnbon. =. San. Gin Isleafamm
Don &onfdnttnOptl melbsi, PAP IN Der beu>
ttsen GOnferen5 Der tiallsntI1s Gslanbts,
StgnCr GOrtt. I'm Nanen arsr 9spOamdG>
ttsten pie Stt4talttsteit Der IN Ger portsen
Stsung BON @afpet @afGa fur ben Wtesr>
fano Der @fCrte an8eSertnen @rinpe be.
fEtt. Der Tiarquts BON Salisbury pTi9.
tste ecu Don Stsncr GDrlt uertretenen I'm.
i6sn BET. Nt4tsnsfOpsntser blieben bic
tarttlGen Dslesatsn bet Der Grfldruns, bae
ft bic ron Ben NdAtsn UOtsel1ldssnsu ST.
%ctnsunsen nttct dnne6Hsn tCnnten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13

pom 81 Gasen am II. @drs 1847 II
New yorf an uno wurce ronn mad
3Odeter Nep yOrf, 9eianot. Die FOR:
tiae ceutlce @emcinbe arinpen su bel:
fen. 0on eC.t mu,ne er. nahpem oil
0emeinpe fefen GuB Ss'aff. i'm @ers
laufe Der 3eit In %oerlonrene 6duiel
oss Sroens seididt unc a~lIsntbolbeu
ffifrete er our6 ieinen Seelenetfer unr
feline aeoieeene 8ereDllamfsit unidsltd
riel @utes. @r rparp gum Sbsyn ere
nannt in pen 0r~oensb9ulern pom Nos
DIETER. Nep yUrt. philadelphia unp on
Der st. SafObusfir6e su Baltimore.
@r bielt lebr sisle W%iliionen in Sers
16tepeuen Gtaaten Son Imerifa. Gr
o%rdnpete bic peutl6en @ailenbduisr su
IaccnY bet philadelphia uno au 3O@es
fer uno erwurb iid unsersssIt&e 8trs
ctenfe uut pas Watlenbaus su Ytttss
burg. pa CT mad Dem 8ranOe %Del1elben
bic NitteI ;u oeGen Neubau iamueIte.
Nuh eaS WailenbauS ron Goles
blu In @bicoeD ptrpanft BEN @ater
6Olaer febr Stsles, pa ey ss mar, Der
Die @atienfarm %anfaufte uno BEN Bats
lsnfinDern Siel @utes erwfes. Da8as
ter 6UIser pom lessnsreiGsn Giufufs
Der fatbplilden prelfe uteyseuat mar, 70
or ii6 aud biertn bleibsnoe
ST ertinpete In pittsburs
etae futbO!ilde 3situng, Der @olfss
bote" senannt, uno NIT unbel@rsibIts
der 0tibe arbettste CT fir ibr @eoets
ben. sn Nep gO,f rief er Die ,.New
Yreiie," ms 2ebsn uno arbeitete
unp Na6t fir fibre @ecieeenbett
upo 8sr6reituur. Na6bem 8ater5 olz
ger fetn 9eben lang fir gOtt ~eearbettet
uno tbm NIT unserbri9It4er Treue ee>
Dtent, tonnte er wobl NIT Grsuoiafeit
cem leBten StInpletn entbseen leben
unp nit ietner e~spubnten 0etterfeit, bic
ME To, 0eben YerIaGen bate, ben
.tebeSOQen Nrmen letneS grI6lers entz
3esea etlsn.- r.. 1. P.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13
@ieber rim &rDims abbermfen.

Mfor- Stepart - Ganterbtlt - bieIes
NiatOndr.S rtxmptrat In Stem gcrf, pte
fetne Staot tn Der @elt etnss aufBuwetlen
BAT, NIT eeren &etGtbum fiG wentae Sur.
fenbdnfsr meGen fDnntn, bat fstnsn lssten
&eprGifntanten perlOren.
Mu1 Cornelius @anberbilt TT aefDrben ;
tunbert Wt1tDnen Dollars permoGten ntGt,
fetn 2eben UNI etne 9tunbe i'll %perl6neern.
Man beriGtet lber ben abberufenen folsen>
bes:
Wteber 1T elmer Der retGfen Gmerifaner
unb etner Der flbnffen unb 9luditGfen Sc
fhdfts.nnternetmer gefcrben. &m Mpr>
gen bes 4. Sanuar YerfGtet tn New gcrt
Der alte @auberbtlt, noasm tbn fGDn SOr ct.
niSen @cd EFT etae f&ututise gDrienfpetula.
tton tObt gsiast bate.
Cornelius @anberbtlt wuroe ant q.
Mat 1894 auf @taaten Sslanb betNep gcrt
In elmer arntsn Samtlte sebOren. CT erbtelt
etne febr manselbafte Gratetuns, tpurte
96ifsr, faufte f6Cn In fetneut funfitbn ten
Sabre stn Seselboot, NIT benz er 3rif6en
9taaten Sslaso unD New gort futr, betra>
tbete tn ietnem aAt5ebnten Sabre, wurce tn
fetnem neutrality-suspicious. Sabre Gcpitdn
etnes Dampf6Ootss uns fGwans fG mad
uno mao ;u etnem Der srDbten S6ifsbe.
ftser uuo S6tfsbauer empor. Cine 3ett
lang bate or etne 6oubslsFotte pUn 66
SAlftn auf Weeren unb 5trDmen. Ddber
fetn bdlb fHer;tafter 9ttel nGemmopore."
Ndraentlt6 bsbsrrfhte er bur6 feline SGtfs.
ltnten aud ben Berfsbr 3ptfGen Stem Sort
unb &sptnpa1 bttuabe pom 8estnn bes
ealifOrntf6en Golbfsbers bts CUR goaen'
buns Der racife>Babn.
als er f@ pom S6tHsssi&dfts surid3O3,
bate er Elm germDsen ron 40 Mt1tonsn
Dollars. Doh pbslet@ f6on BET Sabren,
uarf er iiA iest nit bsrlelben Itatfraft
auf's Gtfenbabnwefen Hup purbe elmer Der
seDalttsitenG tfenbabnberren unb per sefdtr.
lthiten 8Drlenfpeluldnten res 0anoes. Or
blteb bis III fetnem Sppe ramenttt1 Der uts
umtArdnfte Gebteter Der 6artem, !6ubI0n
&tper uuo u. q. Central : 8obn. unb BEL
Wsr'D ietner &ttien in tteien Gifenbabn'
uuietnebmunsen uno in Der 0aft SbOre uni
michigan SOutbern wurbe etne 3eit lang
aaf bunoert Mt1iOnen Dollars seftdbt.
SG bOben1 @retienalter betratbete er gun
swslieu @1le, unb 3par'etn junses Ndb'
Den. uab beinabe BITS ans Gnbe arbeitet!
or tn lstnem rsiisen GefGdfte Slet& Den
l~uaaten Gommts.
aS,e be,n1be ale a~nertfantfHen Nabcbs
wubte 8Gnperb,lt gu 3stten etnen srcBartt
ven 0tbrauG Don isinem Gelee su MAIDEN
srdDreno ets Sirsertrte9es feuerte er feb
oiti fur ben 8rits ssSen ete &ebeaen bet
unt.r e4uoerem fGentte er oamals Der Bun
otsrts,eruns fetnen nsuen Dampfer so,
BanDerbtlt." welHer 100000 setoRet bate
urr erbtelt baflr etaen befcnsersR Dontbe
itlub pes Gpnsrsf.s. SIR etne Don tbm II
9aipptle, Etnn., seftftete tDtere2sbranfalt
ole .ganserbilt l1niperFtY" CAB er bstnab
,tne Mtntpn Dollars Der. Mu@ In Der vrt
patwobltbitstett lefete ct ptel, unb apa
. metf TN Sttlen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13

st. paul. -Dohw. p. Nj
phonS &utsle, frubsr pfarrsr IT
Ct. @louc, 1T pom letnsr GurOpas2 etIi
mpbibstalten suridsefsbrt, uno wirr
Die SeeIleree in Der @emeiHpe Nt6s
moGo, Stearns Co.. iibernsbmeu.
Wtit esm 9enannteu prieltsr ii aud
bChp. Or. Carl &emletn aGs
europa eineetrsfsn, UNI Die yfarrei
III ct. Martin, StfarRS &c., III Ibsr>
nsbmen.
6srner batisn mir Die 6reuce, ben
bO6p. P. 8ontfajtus WOll III
~beerlBen, rrsIaer Dor meDreren Sabren
bier in Ger SeeIlOr9e tbdttS mar, uno
leit6cr in aanlas als Wllionspriefer
wtttte. Gr bIeibt wieper in Der bieis
ssn peuti&en pfarrei.
Sp@w. P. @etnrab 9euts
barn, psI1er lid auf SerOronuns leis
mes Orcens>S bern nab pratrie pu
Gbisn, @ts.. besab, tbetIt in stnem
8risfe nit, pas er init S&msri BON
Gem tbm bier lib 9ewOrcenen 8irs
funssfrstle l6ieO, belOnpers Don Dem
Don tim sssrinpeten WlseDiener<8e
Elm, rpsI&em CT Den teftsn GrfU!s sOu
0er3en winiat. 9tsf eerdbrt mar ct
pom Der oanfSaren Anbdnsli6fstt Der
Snaben, reI6e tbn am bl. Weibnaats
fsits nit etnem f66nen WslGenf Ibsrs
ralGten. P. Wetnrao f@liebt NIT ben,
tnnt9 Zen @uul6e paB Der luaenplide
8eyttn ~fcrtseflbrt uno eur9 neue
8rdf!e Dtrlfdrft weroeu mDtte.
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0 eItIt6 e s.

unerbauIt eS aus @afbtng q.
t o n.-Mm 4. b. Nts. nurhe aus Der 8ur>
b%esbauptRabt semelbet: NtGt 9ertnee
aufreeuns 1T bsuts Mbenb Bier uerurfadt
pprben turd bas gefanntwerben Der Sbat>
fade, bab Der Nfdibsnt bur6 ben Sbsrbun>
besanpalt bic Yolt3et'G Ommtfdre aufse,
fOtbert Bat, gu reiSntren. SRI nbe FIR btefe
MufOrberuns iinb nt@t anseseben, bod
Iu9t man btelelben nit fir,lt9 erbObenen
Mnflasen In gerbtnbuns su brtnsen, bsnen
sufplse bic 9Olt3st NIT ben Sptelern unter
ether Dede ssfsdt babe. @te es betet, foa
bte etnselettete, aber nod ntGt beenbete un>
terfuGuns eenus anfsebedt baben, um etne
REORGANIZATION tes YDIt3etratbs winlGens>
rpertb 3u MAIDEN.
6GrtngsnDtb.-- Die 8ertdte uber
ben s6nsltGen @tberfOls Der 9drtnssfl6e.
ret an Der @eftIfe BON Ntw ScunbIanD
perben bur6 neuere NaGrt1ten oDn Bort
pOnfdnbts betdttst. Inter ben GtnwOb.
nern ienes 8e3trfs berrf&t in SOlse bopon
fArn iest bic grobte NDtb.
GurDpdtf6e go f.-Das bic YoA'
psrbiubuns awtf6sn G'rcbbrttannten uub
ben Ser. @taa.en betrtft. 70 perben i'm
isbtsen @cnat Sanuar wD6eatlt6 bEeim9l
bic 8riefpDfen Don 9cnbpn, Southampton
uns Queenstown mad ben Ser. Staten
bur6 Dampfer bes nOrbbeutf6en 9lc9b,
Der Gunarb> unb Der Guicn>einie befOrDest.
6euf@re d n.@ ertt1suns. Die
@o%uperneure mebrere pefltGer 9t1aten
unb Gerritcrten taben etne Dentl6rtft an
ben Gonsreb s.rt&tet, In uelGer fe TN 8ius
bid auf bic pom ben 9eul&reden tn ben be.
treFenen Stadten unb SerrttOrien anse'
rtGtetsn gerbeerunsen, Zen GCasres erfu>
den, etne aus Sahmdnnert unit Gelebrtsn
befebenbe GOmmtf1On 81 ernenen. Uslre
.bte Natur, bic @elGt6te unb Dte G.DrNn-
beiten iener Snftften unterfu4en Uno Wtt.
tel CUR @bwenbuns Der gerbeerunsen oer-
! lelben poridlassn iOa", poflr Der GDnarss
eth. Sumn1s ron $25, 900 bewtatsen mOse.
@uh bitten fe, bob Der SisnalDtenf onst.
pteitn perbe, feline 8ecba&tunsen quo aui
bic gewesunsen iener Snfeftsn aus3uoebnen
unD tbre Slise, bic :3ett Der Gterltsura.
unb bas ScrtFtesen Der tunsen 9sultredsu.
has Mustben Der Shwdrme 1e. ~ rsr.
;ethnen, unb baB Der Gbef res Stsnalcttn.
fes, General Mepsr NIT ben Mitteln per.
feben ruerben mDee, bic su bteier 8ecba&t.
uns erforbertt& fnb.
&etn Snbtaner &rtes mebr
Bon Sort Settermann purbe am 20. Deg
bertHtet: General GrDDfs COMMANDO Ii
beute Bier pteber ansetOmnf,en. Der Sslp'
!. 3us 1T fur isst sef&lOfen. ba bic Snctane'
Az melt entferat ino. ais baB man ie be
btelem W.tter erretGen fDnnte. &m Gbrtt
tase mar es 70 talt, bae bas Qusdllbsr tn
3bermoneter sefrCr. Gra3p 9Crse lager
, an tleinen MtGourt. Sen. GrCot 1T mt
ben Stefultaten bes Gelpsuss sufrtesen uni
TT Der Mniht. bae BITE Jnbtaner fiH ma
wicper gum Sample ie1en peroen. Dr.
inpiantihen @erblnbeten rrerben E,tt QUIT,
: fteiner Sruppen-Ibttetlunssn ben Krtes ~
. Gube flsren. unb Sitting But 4
ia pernthtet, betet 60 Ia etneut &appCr..
Muf3ona Sslanb TN @toat Hel
gcrt stebt IS nod Snbtaner. sc fnO ttre
8 tur etpa 200 unb atrar lnb fe bic Rad
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/ P. 2prenj @Dl;er,

Niht ALIEN Der NeoemptoriFensS Dr.
ben, peI6em rerielbe anseb6rte, loneern
Die falboIilhe STRIDE In pielem 0anpe
iibetbaupt bat tur6 Ieinen 500 etnen
eroeen 0erIuf e%rlitteu. GoIssnbes 1T
Elm turser Nbris ietnss isseusreidsn
@ebeuSlaufeS:
Dim q. Dessmber ess p%er9aneenen
Sdbres farb Der ouesmttn beltebte Wtls
1iOndr. Der bOdw. Yoter 0Oreua 6plssr,
TN &eosmptprtltens SlUfer 3u &ohefer,
q. 9. no6 elmer Iansen uno fdmerslis
den Sront5ett, i'm Glitter BON 81 Sab
rem unD 3 MOnoten. DerIelbe bate
flG cur6 feline pppuldre 8ereetiamtsit,
bur1 Ietnen unermiplidsn Geeleneifer,
bur6 Grrf9tuns r1ebrersr Wutlenbdus
fer unp pur6 @rineuns fatbcltlder
3eituneen, ~belCncers fir' pie peutIden
S~atboliten BON Nmerifa, p'rptent es>
moHt uuo In BEN oerSen oieler Taus
feupe Elm b~Ieibenpes Deufmal errtdtet.
Sein SOB TT Desbalb eth fdpcrer 8ers
Iuit Ri6t nur fir ieinen Srren, I~Onpern
au@ fir ete neutl6en ~EatbO!ifen in
ben Ser. Staaten %iberboupt, fir Die CT
10 Dtel searbettst bat.
Batter 5oI3er mar 8eboren III Nltns
teraGtng IN Der DiSceie &esenSburs
Batern, Don frommsn unr bemitteltsn
@ltern. Setn Batter NOR 8isrbrauer,
90 or in friber 9ue:np faOn beiOns
eere Ialsnte uno erpeen Offer gum Gets
men unp babet Neieuns gum geifltdsr
Stanpe seiste, 70 i&tdtsn ibn feline 81
tern nah HcBensburs, UNI Fa gun
prisnerfanbe Dprsuberetten. Nadoer
CT feline StuOten nit @lan3 Spuenoet
bate, trot CT in's 8epsmptcrifens RlO'
fer su Ah5tttne In Batern Elm, no e
DIN 1. NOpember 1874 rie Orcensae
Idbbe obleste uno TN fOlsenpsn Sabr
Die DrisRsrmeibe srbtsIt. Do iein
Sbern ietne Galsnte gum prectsen Ct
tannten, 70 i@tdten fe i'm bale au
Wtfionen, nobel er ftb bur6 ietn
praftil6e Ssreptium.eit pte ausemstn
2iebe unO 5O@i&dsuns erwarb. s
puste n1mlt9 in oil letnen 0crtrdsen
pie man last ben Naeel auf Den Sop
3u trefen unp eerace oas ~berporsube
ben unD etnsulddrfen mas fir pal
0Olf pas NugIt@fte, NUtbwsnbtsf
mar. Dtele ietne i6On natlrli&e 8e
ruptlamfett erb5bte ct aber pur@ uner
mirli&en GIeie, tnpeui ct ju 5aule al
feline preDtsten unc aud rte tlstnits
gOrtrdse unb @%brtfenletren aufs @s
nausfe nteoerl&rieb unb 70 fth cine
S1aB BON ppbtpur6pa&ter unr mob
seOrpuetsn 0prtrdsen lammelte, bic
Damn 3ur re&tsn 3ett Iur @rbauun
bee 0Oltes Yerrpertben fOnnte. Da b
Mtlfonen In 8atern bamale ourb b
enebsrsiss&ssieruns nod lstr bel@rdn
rparen, 10 perIanste leiu G.fer Elm srSbv
res 6elo Der &irflamfeit unp 70 w'
Natsr 6Cl3er Der erfe aus Dem >
p%eusbaule BON AltStttus, Der t& anbr
ben IN Nmertta pamals nod Iebr pr
9ettlt1er 5iIfe %uerlahenen Deutl@en
pile tu tonamen. Na&peni Ct ron le
men Sbern bic @rlaubn,s aur Mbrei
=, erbaIter, fam ct no@ elmer bS@f a
& fobrppuet unc lonapetlteen Sesfat
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SnlanOtide Nadrt9ten.
&tr6It6eS 4.
(Sfftctell.)

Die boGp. @eiflidfsit ser DiSselt
miro hermit erlu6t. bic Arsabl FER In
ibtcn rclpectiren Miliionen mdbrenr
res rsrsanSensn Sobrss porsenOmmes
ncn Saufsn an cen bild6Ftdeu Secres
tar sinsutsri6tsn.
auf Ssrprpnuna res bO6w'iisn 8t'
1bpfS:
8. SbanlD, Sscrstdr.
z t. pauL 10. San, 1877
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1898

Gr btntsrld5t etne sabtretHe Samtlie, unb
istn dltster Sobn unb S6iler ISM. s.
Uaneerbtlt TT Elm ebsnfo ssfGifter unb tab.
ner @efGdftsmann pte Der Batter mar.
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Ger B d r.

torten. Seaensaefdnae. 0itaneten etc.. In
Iet&tsr. prdftffer. bic bteitssn ltturailAen
BehirfntEe unD bic 8erbdltntfe ~un1erer
GtGre terIdltEtiaenner Tornt.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

THE army of Greece contains a.
514 infantry, SIS cavalry, 1,547 ar
tillery-men and so guns, II engi-
neers, 5,347 gendarmes, and 90 sur
geons. There are also thirty battal-
ions of volunteers, numbering 1910
men, making a total of 49,199. The
National Guard consisting of males
from Ia to so wears of age, consti.
tutes a force of $4,000 men, armed
only with MIME carbines. Heading
the army is a marshal, with five gen
erals of division, and fifteen brlga.
diers, ten Of whom, however, are held
in reserve. The officers IN all amount
to 1000. The military academy COM
prises 10 cadets, 10 instructing Of
ticers and 20 on-commissional Of
ficers. The navy includes two iron
clad corvettes, each carrying twelve
guns; nine wooden steamers and
eleven sailing vessels. The total
complement of these vessels in time
of war is 400 men. The time of
army service is three years In the line,
three in the line reserves and six in
the war reserves.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
MORTON SUPPORTS HAYES.

Senator Morton has come bravely
to the support of the President, in a
letter published Yesterday in the In
dianapolis Journal. The old var
Governor, in the course of his some
what lengthy letter, says: ~ do not
believe that President Hayes intends
to desert or destroy the Republican
party, and attempt the creation of a
new one upon its ruins. l believe in
his patriotism and high integrity and
in his undoubted purpose to make
his administration beneficial to his
country"
Further on he says: "He marked
out his course and addressed himself
to 1t with undaunted courage. Mr..
Hayes was elected as Republican,
and believe will, be a Republican
President, not in mere partisan
way, but in the sense of devotion to
Republican principles, and the main
tenance of the Republican organiza-
ton, by placing political power in
the hands of worthy and qualified
Republicans
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
AN AMERICAN SNOB.

Edwards Pierrepont, the American
Minister to England, is disgusting
snob, who disgraces the country he
represents. Edwards claims to have
some blue British blood running in
his veins, which connects him by a
sort of seventy-seventh remove with
the English peer Earl Manners; and
he applied to the said Earl, who rep
resents the head of the Pielrepont
family in England. for permission to
wear the family armorial crest, which
his Grace, or his Lordship, or what
ever they call him, graciously grant
ed and the American snob as gra-
ciously availed himself of. This
country should be represented abroad
by men to whom the title of Ameri-
can citizen is proud enough dis
tinction, and not by far-remoyed
American sprigs of British nobility.
To kick Mr.. Pierrepont out and APP
point an American in his place is
now in order, says the Austin
Reveille.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

The Republican Government OF
France is undergoing the crucial
test. President Mcmahon. whose
fnlI accord with the Republic has
always been doubted, seems to be
preparing the way for the restora-
ton of the Empire. He differed
with his Republican Cabinet Oh the
press law, and also on some points
Of legislation on religious questions
and accepted their designations.
He then suspended the sittlngs OF
the Chamber of Deputies for one
month, and appointed q ministry
from the Right, composed OF Mon
archlsts, Legitimists. etc., with
Duke de Broglie at its head. The
Republican members held a meet
ing and issued an address, which
they intended to have placarded
throughout the country. but Nc
Mchon telegraphed orders to Pre-
fects everywhere to suppress 1t,
under penalty Of removal.
At the end OF the months proro-
CATION the President, with the con-
sent of the Senate, may dissolve the
L
present Chamber of Deputies, but
it is thought majority OF the Sen
ate will not consent to this extreme
measure. 1t is difficult to forecast
the result, or tell what q day may
bring forth. Great excitement still
prevails, and apprehensions are felt
and expressed that McMahon will
attempt to end the life of the Re-
public by coup d'etat. This fear
is strengthened by the removal OF
numerous Projects and other Off
GERS, and the appointment of per-
sons favoring McMahon's policy.
Gambetta and other Republican
orators intend to visit all parts OF
France and appeal to the people.
who are believed to be in favor OF
the Republic by very large ma
joriiy. In July an election is to be
held when one-third Of the members
of the canionial councils are to be
chosen. and the Republicans think
they will not only hold their own,
but that large gains will be shown.
But McMahon, with the aid of the
Senate and the army, may possibly
set up new Emperor before the
people can be heard at the ballot
box.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

A FEW days ago the Committee on
Delegates and Memorial, appointed
by the nom Mormon mass convention
held in Salt Lake seveal weeks ago,
met and adopted a resolution that
@three delegates. familiar with affairs
in Utah and Washington, should be
appointed to prepare bill contain
ing the provisions of necessary legis-
lation for this Territory, and attend
the extraordinary session of Con-
gress and labor for its enactment"
The Committee then selected Judge
Mexican, District Attorney Howard
and Hon. r. N. Baskin to act as del
egates. The Corinne Record says:
."There exists doubt in our mind as
to whether two of the gentlemen
Mexican and Howard will be &C.
cepted as the choice of the people.
In short, the names proposed by this
committee do not, in our mind, fill
the BILL"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

LEGENDARY burnings, says The
San Francisco Post, are becoming
unpleasantly frequent in California.
This fact argues vicious social
condition, be the cause what it may.
Incendiarism is form of crime
which is both wanton and dastardly
"a protest, in sneaking, cowardly
way, against the accumulation of
property. made without discrimi
nation or respect of persons. AS
such the law should deal severely
with the incendiaiy. He deserves
no sympathy, AMI he should receive
none. But is it So? Has it been
the rule in California The con-
trary is the fact. The incendiarv,
like the assassin, has been shielded
from the consequences of his crime
by timid and unwholesome
sentime emit, until the firebrand ana
petroleum can have become almost
as common in use againt property
as the pistol and knife are against
life. 1t is full time to make stand
against both forms Of crime.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26
STATE NEWS.

Eureka Sentinel: The fifth level
strike in the Eureka Consolidated
promises to be immen-e. That is
what ails those train-loads OF ore
that are coming down so regularly
of late. The mines in is county
are looking better and better every
day.
A drive vt two million feet of logs
and timber has been placed in The
Truckee river at Verdi and is now
being bronght dow to Reno.
About a year ago. Iii. Clifford
disappeared very mysteriously fiom
his ranch in Pine Nut. without inIi-
mating any such intention to his
friends, and leaving considerable
personal property AID some money
behind without any Instructions as
to their disposition The Carson
Valley News says Clifford has re-
turueA to Pine Nut, and reports
that he has been working at Bodie.
1t is pretty certain that both the
Richmond and Eureka Consoli-
dated furnaces will start up again
some time during the early part Of
next mouth. Both mines have en-
countered rich and extensive ore
bodies removed from the ground in
dispute.
The Reno Blues is the name of q
military compan, organized by some
youths of the place indicated.
Wednesday was examination
day" at Bishop Whitaker's school
for G rls.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

The recent change in the French
Cabinet by which the Ultramontane
of Clerical party has been restored to
power, has cansed some uneasiness
in Germany. The movement is in
terpreted at Berlin as likely to result
in an attempt on the part Of France
to recover the provinces of Alsace
and Lorraine, which were acquired
by Germany in the late war between
the two countries. To be prepared
for such an emergency the German
garrisons in the conquered pruv,aees
are to be reinforced.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

REV. DIR. Robert Cotton Mather,
one of the most distinguished of our
modern missionaries, died recently
at his residence, North Finchley.
The deceased labored for forty years
in Northern India in connection with
the London Missionary Society, was
translator and editor of the Hindus-
tanee Bible, and wrote many books
in Hindee and Urdoo.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-05-26

GEORGE THIsTLEToN's star has
again been hurled from the sky of his
hope. His appeal against the juris-
diction of the City Criminal Court to
the Supreme Court has utterly failed
and he has been remanded back to
Jail. The Supreme Court has decided
that the City Court is court in full
force and with full authority, and
under the power conferred upon the
County Court by the code tits author
ICED on the application of the de-
PENDANT, Thistleton, to frame and
issue an appropriate writ for the pur-
ose of bringing up any errors COM
mitted by the City Court.