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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31
RECENT EVENTS.

Stewards hotel for women will be
closed, as it does not pay expenses.
Henry Ward Beecher starts for San
Francisco June 18th for leeturing tour
throughout the State. Mrs. Beecher
accompanies him.
The Senate passed without amend
ment the House bill to prohibit further
retirement of the United States legal
tender notes. Yeas, Al, nays, Is.
Communists, numbering sixty men
armed with muskets and bayonets of
the old pattern, were drilling at Silver
Leaf Grove, near Ogden Avenue, Chi
cago, on the Goth.
The decoration Of the graves Of Union
and Confederate soldiers in the National
Cemetery at Jefferson barracks, near st.
Louis, took place on the Goth. Fully
1900 people were present.
Silk and kid glove, and other import
ers who are subject to ad valorem du-
ties, have forwarded a memorial to the
Secretary of the Treasury stating their
grievances and praying for relief.
In committee of the whole the amenR
ment to the army appropriation bill
transferring the management of Indian
affairs from the interior to the war de-
partmeut was adopted, 1l3 to lO7.
Admiral Sir Ashley Cooper, from Key
West, left on the train on the 25th, to
take the English mail steamer at Ri
mouski, having been summoned with
all haste to take command, it is said, of
the Baltic fleet.
The House voted on amendments to
the army appropriation bill. All items
which had been increased on the basis of
an army force of 25,OOO, were restored to
the original amounts on the basis OF
10000 by a vote of yeas, lSO, nays, ll5.
The Senate, on the 25th, passed with
out amendment the House bill requir-
ing that all notices of contest under
homestead pre-emption and tree culture
laws shall hereafter be printed in the
county where the land in contest lies,
and if 90 newspaper be printed in such
county, then in one printed nearest to
such land.
On the 25th, in the Senate, Sargent
called up the concurrent resolution de-
elaring that the provisions of the exist
ing treaty between China and the
United States allowing unrestricted i'm
migration to this country from China
might wisely be modified so as to sub
serve the best interests of both govern
ments, and inviting the attention OF
the executive to the subject.
By the stoppage of the Troy, StraGord,
Flint, Chase, Robson, Weetamoe, the
two Tecumsah and two Wampauog
mills, besides the Border City, Saga
more and Union, there are nearly
twelve thousand Of the thirty Thousand
looms idle this week. Other mills viii
shut down next week. Some are run
ming on contracts, and cannot stop a
present. By the stoppage of these mill
some four thousand operatives ar
thrown out Of employment.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31
QUESTIONABLE"

Accounts given of the excursion up
the Columbia that took place last Sun
day certainly reflect little credit upon
our city or those thereof who patronize
Sunday dances, excursions, and noisy
pleasure seeking. The chief complaint
of those participants who entered pro-
test is, that "fast women" were allowed
10 accompany the excursion, but, as ac-
cOrding to all accounts, ''fast men" out
numbered them ten TO one, we fail to
see where the occasion or the excursion
lists were more disgraced by contact
with the infamous Of one sex than Of
the other. Whatever opinions people
may hold on matters Of creed, one thing
Is apparent to even the most superficial
observer; that is, that Sabbath desecra-
tion cannot be indulged without dis
gusting, ifuot frightful, immoralities re-
suiting. It is not at all astonishing
that the SUD strata Of the social life of a
city comes to the surface when such ex-
cursions are planned. IL would be as
tonishing, indeed, did it not discover its
opportunity aud be swift to take advap-
tage Of it. Respectable people make
deliberate choice of such associa.i ions
when they buy tickets for a Sunday ex-
cursion, which, accompanied by brass
music, champagne, aud a dance-barge.
starts out TO make day of it, and it illy
becomes them to prate about tarnished
respectability, aud blame the managers
for allowing persons Of questionable
character to accompany the excursion
after such deliberate choice Of disrepu-
table association is made.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

GodcJs Ladys Book completes with
the exquisite June number before us its
ninety-sixth volume and forty-eighth
year. Glancing over the accompanying
index from January to June" we find
that its readers have indeed been favored
with literary feast during that period.
That the feast will be continued during
the next half year we are assured. Ad-
dress Godey's Lady's Book publishing
company, northeast corner Sixth and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia.
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LEFTER FROM MRS. LOUGHARY.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW NORTHWEST:
grieve to confess it, but like your
self, have been "laid on the shelfi for
some time past, ruminating upon ills
that need strong bodies as we'll as will
ing spirits to correct. I have chafed
and regretted my inability to work, as I
had many plans laid; yet l feel par
TALLY recOmpensed for my enforced in
activity, and made to feel that my time
has not been wholly lost, for 1 have
been thinking, reviewing, searching old
papers, books, statutes, evidences, etc,
and moulding from them shot and shell
with which to replenish my feeble arse
nal for future assault upon the stub
born battlements of error and misrule.
look into wOman's future, and be-
tween them and that seems to interpose
but a filmy vail that hides from view
her complete emancipation. Perhaps
some Of US worn out workers may, like
Moses on Pisgah, discern the promised
land, but not be able to possess it. 1
am pained, yes, UeEed, at women who
are full Of life and vigor, endowed with
youth and health, with bright hopes for
future prosperity and future develop
ment, and who are yet so tardy in their
duty, leaving, in seeming content, the
burden and heat Of the day to be borne
by women who have spent youth, health
and vigor of body and mind in behalf of
masculine sovereignty.
The political element of the nation is
seething, boiling and writhing in con-
ditions begotton by its own vileness;
with no strength and power within itself
to "purge off its baser fire." and yet un-
willing to accept help from outside.
We must appeal to the coming legisla-
ture. Hol0, is the only question. The
people are tired, and not a few workers
are discouraged with petitioning for that
which is our right. Yet, to have a bill
backed by thousand names gives it
weight. We wish to appeal to those
who usurp an unwarrantable jurisdie-
ton over us in the most intelligent, hon
orable, dignified manner possible. We
want to rally all the available strength
Of the suffrage element Of the State,
either by personal appeal or at call Of
the State Suffrage Convention. The
legislature may be made up In majority
Of our opposers, but We do not believe it
will be. We certainly hope it will not.
IL the ignorant element predominates,
very much will be expected Of US in the
way Of wisdom, discretion and judg-
ment; for it is well known that, the
more ignorant and narrow men are, the
greater their contempt for women's
words and works. Such persons always
seem to fiud occasion fer hilarious mirth
and skulking innuendo in the enunci-
alton OF the principles Of the Declaration
Of Independence when this falls from a
wOman's lips. But in any event we
wish to present our case with dignity
and intelligence, and be ready to give
in unmistakable and unexceptional Ian
guage a reason for the demands we
make. Men have only been accustomed
to look on women in judicial mat
ters as supplicants or criminals, and we
trust the glorious future will cause
woman to stand in a more formidable
light than she has heretofore done be-
fore legislative bodies.
II. A. LoUGHARY.
Amity, May 10, 1878.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

The Ballot Boz, a monthly journal
that has been doing valiant battle for
Woman Suffrage in Toledo, Ohio, has
changed owners and taken an additional
name, and will heneeforth be published
in Syracuse, New York, under control
Of Matilda Joslyn Gage, as the National
Citizen and Ballot Boz. Under such
leadership, and with Elizabeth Cady
Stanton aud Susan B. Anthony as cor
responding editors, the newly-chris-
tened journal cannot fail to do glorious
service for the right 1t will be issued
monthly at 81 90 per year.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31
THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

The May Musical Festival opened in
San Francisco on the afternoon Of the
2Sth to a good, though not a crowded
audience. The chorus proved to be in
very good training. The orchestra was
well balanced and effective, and the So
loists performed their parts to the evil
dent satisfaction Of the audience, Miss
Anna De Castil and Myron w. Whit
ney being cOmplimented with encOres.
The anvil chorus, with an accampaui-
ment Of twenty-seyen anvils and ten
pieces Of artillery, was the feature Of the
afternoon, aud was a decided success.
The guns were fired by electricity, and
the discharges were in accurate time.
This feature of the performance was
loudly applauded, and a repetition de-
manded and accorded. The audience
numbered about 5000, which pretty well
filed the floor Of the house, while the
galleries were about half flied.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

Under the auspices Of the Band of Helpers
Location-Columb street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Mrs. Virgil matron. The doors Of
the Home stand open 10 all homeless women
of good character. Board and room will be
furnished at cost TO those who have means,
and FREE TO those who have not. Temporary
work will be furnished at the Home, and per
manent situations obtained for inmates. Ladies'
who have sewing TO put out, who are in need OF
professional nurses, OF any kind Of help. are
urged 70 apply at the Home, and thus aid this
noble effort to help their own sex.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

A very large and enthusiastic Repub-
lican rally was held at New Market
Theater on Monday evening of this
week. Speeches were made by Hon.
Rufus Mallory, Hon. J. y. DOlph aud
Loyal B. Stearns; and We acknowledge
little reminding in our bosom of the
partisanship of i6l as We listened
to the wit, wisdom, eloquence and liber-
ality Of the speakers.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

HarpeTs Magazine for June, while it
has that largeness in the character of
the subjects treated which usually dis
tinguishes this periodical, is exceedingly
beautiful in IFS numerous illustrations
and surprising in its variety. EXQUISITE
in illustration, in art, science, history
biography, aud fiction instructive and
entertaining, il Is worthy of a place in
every enlightened home Of the nation.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

The Woman Suffrage League in Dem
yer numbers thirteen hundred mem
bers. Among these are the leading men
in all departments Of business-ex-gov-
ernors, judges, ministers, lawyers, ply
sicians, men Of influence IN both politi-
cal parties, mechanics, and staunch,
honest, working men.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

Our thanks are due to Senator Grover
for copies of the arguments made in IA
vor of the Sixteenth Amendment by
the notable women of the nation before
the United States Senate, and for other
documents of public interest. We are
also under renewed obligations to Sena-
tor Mitchell for like courtesy.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

Among the wheat producing States,
Iowa takes first rank, Minnesota second,
Illinois third and Wisconsin fourth
Ohio raises the most winter wheat, and
Illinois the most corn and oats. Penn
sylvania raises the most rye, and Cali
fornia the most barley.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

Mrs. Dr. Mary o. Brown takes this method Of
saying 10 the afflicted that she is in possession
OF safe, certain, and painless cure for that
most Ioathsome and terrible disease known as
CANCER, in all its forms and phases Her
remedy is never known to fail. Address Mrs.
Dr. Mary o. Brown, Olympia, VT.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

DR.. r. F. Price, Office and residence corner
Third and Alder streets, pays special attention
20 the treatment Of chronic diseases, partl Gu
larly those Of "a delicate or complicated nature.
As practitioner, DR.. Price has been eminentiy
successful, and should be consulted by all who
are suffering from lingering diseases. His
diploma and testimonials are open for inspec-
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

There will be a total eclipse Of the sun
July 29th. It will begin in this locality
at l2:35 p. NJ, and at 3:13 p. NJ, visible
only as a partial eclipse on the greater
part of this continent.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

The Alumni exercises Of Willamette
University will take place on We'd
nesday evening of Commencement
week. Mr.. ]. A. Sellwood will be or
ator, Miss Phoebe Jory essayist, 5. L.
Simpson poet, 5. C. Simpson annalist.
There will be a grand reunion in the
avpufng
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

Ho- The National Gold Medal was awarded
TO Bradley q Rulofsou forthe best Photographs
in the United states, and the Vienna Medal
Tor the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
street, san Francisco.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All business letters pertaining 10 the NEW
NORTHWEST, and all money due this Office on
subscriptions or otherwise, must be directed to
MRS. \. J. DUNIWAY.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

The McGibeny family are coneertizing
in De- Moinss, Iowa, meeting there
popularity aud success.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-31

The Telegram advocates the whip
ping-post for those cowardly, unprin-
eipied brutes known as wife-beaters.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-25

bon Sonnenffid)< gebliebeu. gSeiter
nDrblidl ilt Der bpbe@ruuo Der gSetieite in Der
6rtlid)en Statilt1t Der Sonuenfiid)e nit 0 an
gemerft, tpd6reno auf ben 9fieberunaen Der
SItlette cine betrd6tli6e eInsa6l lGrfranfun9en
am Sonnenftt6e uorgefommen fino. SarauS
mare bic Solqerun9 81 Siehen, baB, obne bic
lleberpDlfernng nno anoere Der @eiuno1eit
ua6tbeilige 3uitdnbe in 8etrad)t 3u siebeu,
Die geologtld)e geldaffenbeit bes gooens Der
Utanhattatt- Snlel elnen mif)ttgen sSaftor in
Der Bere9nuug Der Sertlid)feit blloet, in mel.
der mon, inter ionit 9lei6en Serbdltniiien,
ben fann. Iuh geht aus bem Sbigeu berpor,
oab bon offenen Yldben, beionoers ben nit
Sdnmen betanoenen, hggieniite Gtnfliifle
auSgehen, Die weltbin naD leoer Ri6tun9 ii4
DOrtbeilbait iiiblbar MAIDEN.
Inter bem gtamen yOie S6bne b o IL
Seras" biloet iid in Scras cine @eieG
idaft, Die gum 3ipede bat, Die 2iebe fir ic=
nen Staat 81 cllltioiren, Die seI6i6tli6en
grinuerungen beiielben mad 81 balten. bic
Ntatertalleu Su etner @el6id)te BON SeraS au
lammeln uno aufSubewabren, raour6 elmer
Sbeilun9 beS Staate8 entge9en 81 arbeiten
unb briioerli9e Serctniguug gu f0rbern. Gos
ltttf Il: BON Der @eieli6aft auegeI6lOfien.
Utit9lieo iit jeber @oloniit uno 8iirger BON
Seras Dor Der Anneratlon unb bic gaafour-
men oerIelben. @irmanberer Ieit Der Annera-
ton unb ibre gta6fommen, uenn ite perma=
nente giirser bon Seras fnb uuo bas 21. 9e<
bensjabr erred]t babeu, f6nncn CUR Wtltglies
berid)aIt Sugelaiien lperoen. Die @ele1ld]ait
bat am %. Suni in Srpan eiue porldufise
Sr9aniIation unb ben @ntpurf 5u elmer Ser,
faIiung 81 Stanbe gebradlt. Ser 2. 0tdr3
mo ber 21. slpril iollen auiIbrlid nit 8lped=
entlpredenben Geremonie'n ais 9eidi6tlide
@rinnernnastage aeieiert perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-25
Sases ,NenisteiteH.
(gsttasteHe, teIesrapbtidbe aao u sedisIbtattes
Nottaen0

Die gborbeit uno @run6loiigz
feit Ser 8ehamptung,- i1reibt 6ie
uN.zO. g."-baB Mangel an @elo
Die llriabe unlerer @eidGflsitodung lei, miro
am Seiten burh bic Ehatiad)e bemlelen, oab
mir gegenlpdrttg inebr @irfulationsmittel i'm
llmlaufe baben, menn man beren &auifraft
ooer @olomerth in Betradt siebt, als su irgeno
elmer 3eit lett Nusbrud oes 8iirgerfrieges nit
Nusnabme bes Sabres 1865. S IL Sabre 1861
betrug bas geianlmte in Girfulatton befinos
lid1e Bapiergelo in BEN sser. Staateu POP
Wttaionen; oann itie9 e5 iudbrenb bes &riegeS
BET Der mabloien SerauS9abung Ger Qegal.
Senoerzgeoten auf nominel 983 Mtliionen in
1865, melde balnalS 692 Wfillionen Sob re-
praientirten. Son ba an nabm bic @irfula.
ton oes Paptergeloes tpieber ,ab, nnb @noe
Snn1 oes segenwdrtigen Sabres hatten mir
Sant-yteten, eegal=9eneer- -gtoten, fIr5 iebe
Note papler9elo eiusere6net, $688 8,597 ,275
IN @trfulatton, fpeld)e eine &auffraft ober elnen
@olDDertb bon S684, ,465 ,692 beiiben. Die
Sepolferun9 Der Ser. Staaten betrua I'M
Sabre 1861 belldnfig 80 Mi0ionen, i'm Sabre
1870 AZ Wflulonen nno tuirb beriie in feiuem
6alle mebr, ais 30 Wtillionen betraoen. Oas
ersiebt cine 3unabme bon stpei Nanfteln in
| oisier Beriobe, rpdbrcnb uulere Girfulationsz
inittei bellte mehr, alS brei Utal 10 qroR inn.
als 1861. Wtan piro iasen, baB oas BE-,
mobnte Serritorium Der Ser, @taaten cine
unsebeure 3unabme erfabren unb infolse Del
len 5ur 8ermittelung Der geiddftli9en 9rans-
aftionen mebr GirfnlatienSnlittel erforberlih
ieien, ais bic .3unabme Der Bep5lferung notbs
ipenoig erid)einen laife. Dagegen TT anberer.
1sitS 3u bebenfen, baB beute bic W1glibfeit,
@elbdtte obne Sermittelung bes @elbeS 3l
MAIDEN, burd @beds, gtoten &C. piel gr5bel
1T, als bel ausbruf bes &rieges. lleberra,
fdfnb 1T, baB tros bes unsebeuren llmfanss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-25
gdiwere 2lafia9en 8egen oen StaatSs
SG,0tsnteiftcr BON WiSSD1tri.

CT. t.3ou1s, "a. Snlt.-9egen Srn. 9ates,
ben Sdabmeiiter bleleS Staates, lperoeni9mere
9lnflagen erbobeu. Dtan bebauptet, naB er
ben Seroronungen Res geiebes in gesug auf
feline @mts> Caution ni9t entiprad, baB Der
Gautionsldein uie inooiiirt murbe uub bes>
balb nod Dem geiete nut uno ni6tig tit.
Inter Nnberem mtrb angegebsn, baB bic
y9tational 8anf bes Staates Miiiouri" Dor
etpa einem Sabre, flint Sage Dor ibrer GUS
penitou, 9epoiiten i'm Serase BON 100000
bon Dem Staatsihabmeiffer empfiug. Brd-
ioent Der ganf mar 5r. S. $. Srittou, elmer
Der 8iiraen oes Sdatmeiiters. 9as @elO
muroe am IS. SUM in Der Sanf oeponirt,
angebli9, I'm BON Der Qebtereu OIL Die Sanf
of Commerce" in New 9orf iibernlittelt uno
slr &ilaung Der Suli- 3nien auf bic Staats=
Sbllgationeu, meld)e an 1. Suli in Nelus
0orf Sablbar marel, perpenbet 81 weroen.
Oas @e!O wurbe jebod nidt fortgeididt, iou=
bern blieb in Der Sanf lie9en, bis bieielbe Die
3ablungeu eintellte, uno oer Staat tpuroe
auf bieic gSeiie nm cine balbe Ofilion be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-25
SelegrapDilde 9epellen.
3nlan0-Ufpelhetl.
al,ts Scr 8mmoesDattptitaot.
.8eridte bes ra6octirten BreIe' fur ben sDsussaet
&erreiponoeutepas1

gSaihin ON, "a. Suli. - Der 8eri6t
oes &riegSs SefretGrS fir baa Sa1r 1877 pur=
De geein beln 8egierungs- -0ruder Suseiteat.
Die beutige Steuereinnahme betting $369, =
731 81; bic 3olleinuabme 1914 412.73.
Sstretdr @uartS tebrte beute mad @aibinsz
ton 3uriid.
8eri9te an bas &derbau=9epnrtement erz
seben, OaB Die oiesJdbrige 3udsrrobr- @rnOte
pentger ergiebig ausfallen wlrO, als Der jGbrt
li6e 9ur6ibuittsertrag,
Die angabe, oaB 5r. Senfs, Der @atte Der
befanuten 5ralt' N9neS 3. Senfs, gu einem
9lmte on Der Siiite bes itilen Meere5 ernannt
poroen lit, ermanselt bis iebt nod Der Seitd-
ti9ung.
9as S9atamts- -Gepartement 1T bena6.
rtdtigt, baB Der nlerifanil6e Dollar in &an=
Jas, mo- er bisber 81 leineln pollen 8eribe ans
9enommen tpuroe, iest .nur nod 90-93 ets.
gilt.
9as &riegs-9epartement bat bis iett nod
feline 9tadlrld)t iiber ben angeblidsn @tnfaa
bes 9enerals Mcaen5ie in Oterlto erbalten.
SIN Sale Die gta9rtft iid beadtt9t, 10 ipiiroe
bieS feiu gritaunen in oeul Oepartement er.
re9en, obgeid Die aus 800 Otaun beitebenoe
Strettmad)t, nit melfcr Der @eneral iiber
ben Rio.@ranoe gegaugen letn ioa, boppelt
10 itarf lit, ais i~9enD cine anoere Abtbeilung
Der gunoe8truppen, pelde le porber 81 elmer
l0ld)en GrpeDitiOn uerpeuoet fpuroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-25
Ser St6ats=Sonnettt oer y9aattonal=
Nartei" bon Wetu=@orf.

pracuie, N.zY., "a. Sult.-9er @on=
bent Der yyiatiOnalzBartei" bieies StaateS
trat beute fritb wieoer Snianmen nnb per1abnl
ben Sertdlt oes @onite's iiber 8ciolutionen,
tpel6er mad LANCER unb itiirniif)er Debate
angenonlmen puroe. Die geldliiiIe iino 10
stemlid) bon bemielhen @aliber, tpie Die Don
allel1 blsber abgebaltenen y@reenbadler- "@o1s
penten an9enommcnen, unO be5ieben ii6 baupt.
idtlt9 auf TinanSmabre9eln, uel6e OaS
2ano i'm gtu sur @Obliablt Suriidiiibreu IOf.
len. Sie foroern unbci1rdnfte Serausga=
bung BON Bapiergelo, gSioerruf bes gfatioz
nalbanfs uno oeS 0feiumptions 9eiebes,
glei1mdBi9e Seiteuerllng, WaBreseln gegerl
@lienbabn Monopole, einen Sdustarif, Die
9lufbebun9 heS @ortraftibitenlS in 3uftbdu.
fern, Die @infiihrung elmer @tufommeniteuer
auf ales iabrlhe @tnfommen bon mebr, ais
$1,000, 6eouftiou Der Saidrc cer Seamten,
DtaBreseln ge9en Die @bineiert=@ luberung
II. I. 10. - 9ie 9elegattOnen aus Nelpz 9Orf,
melhe uon ber Setbeiligung an Dem @ohpente
muroen uno einen etgenen @on=
bent abbalteu pollten, baben Oieie Ibiidt auis
segeben.
9ta6pem ,Sr. 9beon S. Sufer gum 3ih>
ter Oe5 Ippeaatinnsgerihts noulinirt, elm
Siinfer>@Oulite aus oem Snnern be8 Staate8
Sur Reorganization Der Yartei in ytelp- 0o1f,
ionie Elm StaatSz @omlte erltannt tporben
mar, peltaate itd) Der Sonperlt sine die.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-07-25
Sts 2SesnaDne oes Sampfers yGbc=
fdOc0fe" S1trdt Die Scuf00erirfett.

yOiton, "a. Suli.-WtaH melOet, DaB ein
gefuiier gt. y. gSaoe, iuelfer ieitber 5u 4Qz
tou, Ntaf., in ben 8crfItatten Der 8ofou-
albanper Babn" beifdftigt mar, oieielbe Ser
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