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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
A Cat Tale.

OF Ill the legendary and improbable
cats .2c;haps the mostimprobablc is am
alleged eat who lately resided in New
Milford, Conn. Ii NAV not be right to
assert that this cat is utterly incredible,
bat she is beyond doubt the most inn
probable beast on record.
Some time ago this cat lost IL large
family of young kittens, all of whom
died within three days. The nature of
their disease is not known, but they
were probably the victims of an acute
attack Of mill-pond. The bcreaved
mother was ardentIy attached TO re-
Specialize duck with whom she had
long been on terms of the closest init
macy. Thata eat should descend to as
sociate with SO silly and tough bird
MS n middle-aged duck is certainly inn
probable, but it is one of the least ims
features III connection with
the New Milford cat, and il
would he Il waste of time to
undertake to dishelicvc what is II
mere unimportant incident of the
story.
On the very day when this really
doubtful cat lost her kittens, the duck
died suddenly, not without suspicion Of
tramps. This left nearly adoaen Of eggs
i'll an advance state Generalization, which
i was naturally supposed would perish
without material care. In these cir
eumsmnces that surprising cat, recog-
niled the great truth that there is no
remedy for sorrow SO etlicacious as ac-
tive and earnest benhccnce, took her
dead friends place upon the vacant nest
and proceeded 10 hatch those eggs. Al
though totally unaecnstomed % sitting,
the cat discharged her pious task in the
most uncNceptonable way, and III three
days hatched out eight small goslingS.
There may be persons who can believe
this without permanently strainng their
intellect, but i is, tospeak plainly. next
door 70 incredible.
As the goSlings grew older. the cat
took them ont % walk, and scratched
up worms for them with exemplary
diligence. She taught them 70 take their
morning catnip with rs much relish 1T
II they had been young and fashionable
kittens. She was i little gricved that
they should not take kindly tomice, hut
She forebore t. press her own view Of
the matter upon them. In reference
Il bathing Shcwa liberaland mdugent.
She would not herself enter the = III
pond, but when tho goslings wqrtr;,nnll
swim She would lead them tu W. y
and sit on thebank watching ,hen Ana
occasionally MISUNDERSTANDING them
not 70 60 out too far,
The time was close At Wand. however,
when shat fond fostermother' heart
should break One afternoon, just he
fore dark, size was seen Leading the gos-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

-lings toward the back fence. Her face
Wore happy smile, and her perpen-
dicular tail proved that she was proud
and satisfied mother With consider
able effort she induced the goslings to
mount the fence and to range them
selves III il row on its summit. Then
taking up position at one end Of the
row, She howled with wonderful BRILL
ancy and expression and looked in
quiringy toward her family as if asking
why they did not initiate her example.
They remained dumb and motionless,
and again and again that earnest cat
besought them with entreaties and
example to howl. Instead of obeying,
they deliberately went to sleep. The
disappointed mother mewed to them,
licked them and even cuffed them on
the head, but the stupid goslings only
slept the sounder. Finally, overwhelmed
with disappointment and filled with dis
gust, the cat kicked them one and all
off the fence and then ragged and swore
to such an extent that the nearest
neighbor felt compelled to shoot her
dead
WI. DceCHeI HlItSI lldNC pIcdCllcu III
New Milford and convinced the people
that there is no warm climate" in the
future world, to which Mr. Anderson
might be properly sent as consul.
Else they would scarcely attempt
to palm oil Il case upon the
public SO improbable and in
credible as the alleged step-cat
of the motherleSs New Milford goslings.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
THE NATIONAL BIRD.
4 Change ImperativeIy Necessary.


The Hon. George W. Peck, in his
fourth of July Grafton at La Crosse,
said:
1t may have been noticed that thus
far | have made no allusion to the
American Eagle, the national trade
mark, patent applied for, but it is not
that / do not appreciate the position
that species Of poultry occupies on these
occasions. The poet, abiding to the
eagle, says
Bird Of the broad and feetipg wing
Thy home Is high in heaven
This is too true. He is a high old
bird, and the committee that selected
the eagle as i national emblem should
have been arrested for disorderly con
duct. Oh, great bird! You live on
mice. You soar aloft on pinions airy,
until you see il poor little mouse with
one leg broke, and then you swoop
down like ward constable, and run
him in. You are NICE old bird for q
trade mark, for nation Of heroes, you
old coward, You sit on u rock and
watch u peasant woman hanging out
clothes, and when She goes into the
house to turn the clothes wringer, you,
great bird, emblem of freedom, you
representative of the land of the free
and the home Of the brave, you swoop
down on the plantation and crush your
talons in the quivering flesh Of her lit
tie baby, take him to your home high
in heaven, and pick his innocent little
eyes out. You bald headed old repro
bate, you would turn your tail and run
ut the attack OF II bantam rooster. o.,
eagle, YOU look well on dress parade,
but you are unanimous coward, and
you eat snakes. You are II fraud, and
you are counted in by vote of eight to
seven.
The bird that should have been Sc
lected as the emblem of our country,
the bird of patience, forbearance, per-
severance, and the bird of terror when
aroused, is the mule. There is no bird
that combines more virtues to the
square foot than the mule. With the
mule emblazoned on our banners, we
should be terror to the foe. We are
II nation of uncomplaining hardwork-
ers. We mean to do the fair thing by
everybody. We plod along, doing us
we would be done by. So does the mule.
We us u nation are slow to anger. So
is the mule. AS u nation we OCCASION
ally stick our ears forward and fan flies
of of our forehead. So does the mule.
We allow parties to get on and ride rs
long us they behave themselves. So
does the mule. But when any nation
sticks spars into our TANKS and tickles
our heels with u straw, we come down
stitl-legged III front, our ears look to the
beautiful beyond, our voice is cut loose,
and is still for war, and our subsequent
end plays the snare drum on anything
that gets III reach Of US, and strikes ter
ror to the hearts Of I'LL tyrants. So
does the mule. When the country gets
older, and congress has time to get III
its work, the eagle will be superseded
by the national Trademark, and IN it.
place will rise the mule III all his glory,
and y ptu,ibuS latum, our motto will be
changed to iou piuribts nuiual, sic, dis
temper, dlopdcd.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
Restful Nights, Days free from Torture

WYATT the rheumatic sufferer. who resorts ~
Ilostrtters Stomach Bitters That this be.
nignaut cordial and dcpurrmt is far more
reliable remedy than cochcum and other
poisons used TO expcl the rheumatic virus
from the blood, Is fact that experience has
satisfactorily dem onstratcd. II also enjoys
the advantage OF heing-unkc them-pcr
fectly safe With many persons certain
predispOsition 10 rheumatism exists, which
renders them liable to its attacks after expo
sure ia wet weather, to currents of air, changes
q Temperatures, or 10 cold when the body IL
hot such persons should take wncglaSs or
curing risk from the above causes, AZ this
superb protective electually nullihcs the
hurtful influence. For the functional derance-
menls which accompany rheumatism. such
n collie, spasms III the stomach, papitatian of
the heart, imperfect digestion. Sc, the Biters
Il also z most useful remedy. II is only ne
eessary in obstinate cases 10 Use II with per
sstency.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
Mysterious Metal--.Austrian Art in
Steel-BrOnZe Guns.
London News.

1t is well known that the whole Of the
Austrian field artillery is now armed
with the new steel-brOnze breech-loader
Of Gen. Won Uchatius. The fact that
E2,0UO,00O have been spent from first to
last by AGstro-I1ungarian government
upon the weapon is proof enough Of
tie confidence felt iii high quarters rs
to its efficiency: and we have The testi-
mony Of many experienced officers
that for accuracy and endurance the
gun rivals the much more costly steel
cannon Of Her kruppc. BE this as il
may. it is reported that the Austrian
governmenmcnt is now about to set to
work on the manufacture Of heavy
guns from the same inexpensive ma
teral, and to produce ship and siege
inch experimental weapons which have
fired several hundred rounds are said to
be still in serviceablc condition. and at
short ranges may be considered armor-
piercing guns. A shot ut fifty or sixty
yards is capable, we are told of piercing
the armor Of such ironclads as the
Warrior and Black Prince; and there is
little doubt, therefore, that ten or
twelve inch cannon constructed on the
same pattern would be match for
most oi our stouter battle-ships. The
Austrian gunmakers seem to be able to
make bronze MS hard as steel, and as
capable of resisting the wear and tear
OF rliled prolcct1es, since it would be
altogether impossible to pierce army
plates with gun made of bronze in the
ordinary way. If we are to believe the
last reports Of their big gun expert
ments, the bore of the weapons after
some 800 rounds had sustained no in
jury mt all, Notwithstanding that COM
paratively heavy projectiles We're fired,
and with battering charges of gunpow
der. But the most surprising feature
about the Ccnatius gun is the fact of its
secret having been SO closely kept. The
Austrian government has placed no
difficulty i'll the way of an inspection of
its guns, and has permitted even the
presence of foreign military attaches in
the government workshops. Nay, more;
samples of the wonderful steel-bronze
metal have been freely distributed, and
chemists have tried their best to dis
cover It's mode of preparation by ana
ysis. All has been in vain. Despite
fair means and foul, the secret of the
Uchatius metal still remains mystery,
and bids fair to do SO until its inventor
divulscs the composition himself.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
The Tidy Housewife.

The careful tidy housewife, when She
Is giving her house is spring cleaning
should bear iii mind that Tie dear i'll
mates u her house are moro precious
than houses, and that their systems
need cleansing ~ purifying tie blood
regulating the stomach and bowels IL
prevent and euro the diseases arising
from spring malaria and miasma. and
She should know that there il nothing
that viii do il 81 perfectly and surely NJ
Hop Bltters, the purest and hest Of all
medicines. See other column.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
nnMrsrlc EcoNoMY.-No housekeeper

DOMESTIC EcoSoMY.-No housekeeper
or cook Is fully prepared to enter sue
cessfully upon Ter culinary duties with
1ut having y. B. DeLand & Co.'S Best
Chemical S,tlerotus on hand. 1t relieves
lie mind Of much Of the care and
anxiety experienced by skillful cook.
For sale bv most merchants and groc-
crs. Call for the genunein red papers.
1t il better than Soda. and far superior
TO most brands Of Saleratus.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19
nolloway,s plIIs.-wnatlsLIfe In

Hnraneef ApOpkeXy, &c.-Many people insure
their lives 10 benefit their families BY death how
paradoxicsl IL this. To prolong life by preserving
the health would be far more rational manner Of
assuring II. ApopleGy Is swift and insdous n
its attacks, striking its victim without amoment,s
warntng' Happily preventive has been dis
tain antidotc for this disease they COO the blood
and equaliSe its circulation through the system
To preserve the stomach In a sound condition
and the blood pare il the trne secret Ot health
H0loway's Pills Will do this most eff-ctualy and
thousands owe their actual existence TO them Al
the present day 1S3
IMPORTANT SaTicE.-None are genuine unless
The signature OF J. HANpocN. as sgent for the
United states surrounds each box Of PMS AMI
ointment. Boxes al - cents, 81 cents and 81
each.
80 There is considerable saving bytaking the
larger sizes. HOLLOWAY Co., New York.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-07-19

Ak English lovor Of old book, r.
Gently made purchase which is likely
iH be n most luckyono for him. He
an old book for shilling
pu ION examining il found between the
~ es a marriage certificate of the
Ea,l pf Berkeley lie purchaser then
ohtai,t Jed M introduction TO Lord Fitz-
hardn,ge and his solicitor, who gave
him chcck ter f10 and promised him
f1,ooo II the document should pro1e 81
he autl entic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-10

-(Worb in Der Gdbe bon @ar.inSbnrg.)
Die Y0liSiiten s. 2anB uno RiorSan nerhnfs
teteu am Wontag Nben6 in Der Rdhe BON
SSm: Warball Smitb nno Better WeEion,
@tld1e IN einsn 6radtwngsn Der Baltimore
Sqlo- -Sabn" georungen Daren uno oenielbsn
Ipellpene 9epliiuoert batteu. 9lnf oem g8ege
HaN Dem Wtartiusburgsr GefdHgniiie so9
| Snillq elnen Repolper beroor uno iaoB 2ans
~ oen unterlelb nno 8ioroan in'S reGte
Ulndlt Sans itarb ooreelieru Dtorasu I'M
II ubr. Smitb wuree Senioe StuuSeu uodl
Der Chat oerbaftet, pabreuo gtslion I'D, nod,
auf frsien SilBen beTHbet.
- (AuS Brince @eorQe's SouutnN Sim
Sonntag Ror9en murSe ami Der Qonhdra6e
etlpa cine Weile BON 2aurel, Brincs @eoroe's
@ountp, ein GltIidsr Ttann, Der fit Jobu
S'8rien nannte, III beoausrnsmertbem 3u.
Itauoe 9efunoen. Gr i6ien iebr tranf Al ietu,
NIB man periGumte oaber nidIt, uut6em man
ibn in ein uabeS 6auS getragen, lr3tlide
6ulfe berbei;ubolen. @be ie6od nod ber
4rst fam, mar Der lIngliidlide bereits tobt.
Die 2eitIe wurOe auf SOFTEN oes SOuatps
sur &uhe beitattet.
- Qlnfaa.) Sobn q. Bea9, Elm in Boo6s
gear'S Otiible an Der &aibtHgtOn &oab in
Saltimore-@ @ountp angeitellter arbeiter, luolIte
am Sanlita9 Abeno Elm PiftOl in bic 8aiHe
lelnes 8odeS itefeu. Die gSaffe fiel ieooh
iEr @roe, eutluo iih, Hu0 bic Sugel oraHg
Dem arbeiter in bas 8ein. @litdlider g8eije
ut DE S8unoe nidt 9eidbrltf.
- (Gauopirtb6aitlid)e 4usfetlung in
9artoro rSGuntg.) Die lauomirtbi6aftlihe
4uSf lung in 9arforo' 'Gouutp nuroe aut
0teHlta8e unter ben 9iinfti9iten 4uipi,ieu er.
ohnet. llnter ben Bieroeu, weld)e ausgitelt
tno, befnbet iid aud Elm prGftiqer arabiz
i6er 6en9it, Scn Der Scet0nig BON @sppten
etnlt Dem ueritOrbeueu Oberlten g9. s. 5enifer
sum Seldtnfe madte. Sn Den fir Die 9tIHoer
belttnlmten St6aen lenfen bsiouoerS bic
- oSbortboruS" Der SS. SameS See, Stump,
Godorp, S. 3. Balfer unb 8. 6. @albreatb,
Die ySeriep8" Der 66. s. $. 8ebher, 6era
mann Stump, Senrg 3. Sarnanots, gS. 9.
Arder, Hobelt y. 0allam uno Soibua Slut
leoge uno Die D9lpribireS" Der 96. SameS
6arnanoiS unO 6. u. .@ofrau Die allsemeinfe
IuTmert1amfett aut itf. Sdoafe babeu bic
99. s. P. Otltfel, s. $. 2elpis, sc. Yrice,
s. .. Sanneg, W. %. goelin, &idter gSats
terS uno 5. 3. 6arnanDiS auSgelieQt. Die
p9. Sarl g8. Sebm & SobA in Baltimore
paben mebrere elegunte 6errenanSiige uad Der
AuSfelluu9 geiGift.
- (4uifuoun9 pon Sfeletten) Ntehrere
arbeiter, iueld,e am Nlittmof) ooriger Bodbe
Ill Dem Seller zines oauieS III @rumpton,
Queen AHne'S @ouutD, AusgrabHn9en uors
nabmen, Oll;u Die Stelette Srueier &tnoer nnb
oaS elnes @rpad)ienen gefunOen baben. N6be4
res ubcr olelen unbeinilid)eu SuHo lit bis lest
nod nldlt befaunt qemor0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-10
5aS aelbe Tieber.

Of M 8, Senn., 9. Sftober. - Saa
gSetter tit heute tribe uuo regneriid. Die
| ,Qomaroz zaiio3iatiou" bat Elm ARRANGEMENT
nit Der y9ouispile. .Raibuiaer Sabn" 9etrof=
| fen, nm ieoen WOrgen einen nit Sorrdtber,
| Ir5eneien II. /. 10. beira1teteu 8abn3ug mad
| ben infisirten Stationen n0rolih uon bier III
ididen uuo bic gfotbleioenoen NIT allem
gtotbtpenoigen su periorgen. Asbultd]e 3iige
iollen auf allen bier einlaufenoen 8abnen eillz
gefiibrt merben. Son geiteru bis beute Mits
tag rDurbeu 45 8elionen beeroigt.
Hem Orleans, 9. Sftbr. - Sie bis
heute Witta9 Der SauitGtsbeb0roe erltatteten
Seriate nleloen AZ SoDesfdlle uno 43 grs
franfungen.
Ser beutige Gag tpirb i'm @inflange nit
Der pom 9ouberneur yti6oQs erIaiienen Bros
tlamatlon als Elm BUS uno 8ettag beoba9s
tet.
W bian, Wliii., 9. Sftober. - NGt
neue Grfraufung:n nno Smei Sooe6fdqe ielt
9eitern. 8icr Siinftel Der Seu6lferung itno
abmeienb. 9llle @eddfte itno gel9loiien, uno
meoer Sabn5iise, nod Die YOlt meroen bei0r'
bert.
Cairo, ST., 9. Sft.-Seit 9eitern abeub
iturben sipei BsrIonen am 9eibea Eteber, unO
brei erfrauften. 0as gBetter 1T parm.
@battanoog Gem, 8. Sftober. -
Get 9eftern itarben ied)s BerIoneu unb ad)t
Sehn erfraufteu. 9as 2Setter iit marm uub
re9uertid.
Sad on, 0aif., 9. Sft.-gier gerionen
erla3en ieit geitern 4benO Der Seute. Sn
SraHO .}unftion, Silori, 8ap ct. Qouls,
Batterionpile, 3ticoboc uno Sceau=Sprlu98
ifeint oas Sieber i'm 4bnebmcn Su lem.
Bato 81 ouge, Ga., 9. Oftbr. .-5tinf
luettsre SoceSfdae unO 80 neue Grfranfungen
fanoen ftatt.
0fempbis, 9. Sftober, abenbs. -
9Sabreno Der nm llbr heute 9lbeno uerz
ftrt6enen "a StuuDen itarben Al Berionen
in oieier Staot uno oeren ndbiten llm9ebuug.
Die Grmprot,t8 WfarD stannaro's.
gtem y II, Conn.,, 9. Sftober.-Oer
etbooiitea=9eiitllde 6erbert 9agoen aus
Dtabiion, rpeld)er augefla9t mar, Wtarp Stanz
narb perfiibrt uub ermoroet gu baben, uno Dor
Surjem aus Mtan9el on Semeiien entlaIien
purbe, 1T geern abermal5. trait zines pon
Gl6ter Sitdcod i'm SuperiOr=9eriAte erlai=
ienen Bend 2Satrants" uerhaftet uoroeu
unb befinbet iid iett i'm bieigen @efdu9niIie.
Die llrla6en, aus tpelben 9apben auf'8
yteue gefdu9lid eingeSogeu murOe, iino nift
ermitelt, ieouA mil man wifen, oaB Spuren
uon orient i'm Magen beS ermOrOeten MGoz
d)enS entbeft poroeu iino unb baB Der Staat8s
anpalt neue grauireuoe Selpcile 9e9cu 9aDoen
Prlnn0t hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-10
gtaet 8Qlttmore.

8ranb. @us Seuer, pel6es seiferu
Qbenb nm 10 llbr 40 Otin. bonn Alarmfaifeu
163 gemelSet muroe, marc burd bic @rplo,
iion etner &oblenOllampe in Der @obnuug
bon Srau Suiauue SamiOt, Scr. az, Sfs
gembaroltrabe, peruriudt. &c iptrDe Dor
anfunft Der Seperpebr gel6idt, Der an8e'
rtdtete SAaOea belduft iiA anf S..
Ibleben eines Gse- Gapitans.-
pr. 0anio Mtt9ell, @apitdn bes englilGeu
Oampfers 0@len Ssla," itarb Oisnitag Ntor,
gen in gforfolf, fur5 ua6oem iein @6iff ie.
men 9afen erreicbt bate. Der ,@len Ssla"
loute in Norfolf cine eabuu9 Saumlpole liil
Siperpool einaebmeH,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gerSos
ttett Qet00fef.

gStlfe barre, Peunl., 8. Sftober.-
@dhrenb 9eftern Gbeuo bier @rubeuarbeiter,
Namens 2ewis, Easier, 8iaiams uuo Iuane,
6anlit beiAaftigt waren, etnen 9daht Der
,2ebiab. &oblsns ns@ompasnie," in peld,em iid,
cine auantitdt 9ds anseiammelt bate, gu
pentiltren, 3ilinoete etl1er Der arbeiter unuor'
iidtiser gSeiie cine offene 2ampe an. @lne
@rpioion erfol9te, nno ale Bier purben
get0otet. Die seid1sn tpuroen fur5 na4ber
anf bie 2bsrfade se6raft.
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sic sflper=Qafe .@lWafre .

yiew.0 Orf, 9. Sttober. .-9as Combs.
8DiiseiserIht ftellte hente auf Ipplitatlou oes
&oroners Dempiep etuen Befsbl ans, lpelaer
Die POlisei anpeiit, Die gSobnnna gbHqro
Meihharbt's in bief9ef. 9taot, be8 rtntb-
maGlideu MSrosrs Marp ann sfeegaa's, su
pur9iuden. Das Matfen tpuroe i'm letten
Mut ermorbet nnb par Icit nlehr, als erei
Nonaten neri6punben.
Cine tiir5li6 5u Siluer Cafe auf 9tatetl.
SSlanO gsfunoene eeife miro fir bieieniae
Der Seri9muubeneu 9ebalten. Die 8olisilten
begaben itd) mad Ieiubarbt's 8ohnung,
gtr. 1872, grOomefraBe, uno fanosn QauliHe
9ettmann, mel4e 8einbarbt i'm letten Snli
gebeirathet hattie, Sic bolt ben 8olistlten
bel Der Sausinaaus, unb man entbedte eeinen
sOlbenen 6iugerrin9, tpel9sr als @tgentbum
Der Grmoroeten ibentifi5irf puree, iotptp Elm
Yadet Srtefe. aesterp, mel9e graoireuoe
8emetle sssen ben an9eflasten ent5alten iol.
len, puroen bon bem Coroner in 8ei9las see
untr1rt1Pr
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Nnfft WHO Mrdttnr-

@aloeit N, Ser, 8. Sttober. - Cine
9epelde ans Gan 4ntOniO melbet: Der
6ubrmann elmer Boffutid]e tbeilt nit, bak
am lebten Nonta9c cine etpa 80 Dtaun ffartc
SOnbe rduberiider Sn0taner 80 0teilen Don
SareOo eutfernt geIeben murbe. Die Streif=
;itglcr beme9ten itd iiiolid mad Gorpus@briftt
3u; iie batten Suei 0terIfauer uno etnen anle4
rltauer an unter gtuece5 ermuroet."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-10

= Setter 6roman, melfer III Bua 8iUer,
S.=@ einen VtOrb periibte uno in 2onoon
perbaftet wurSe, eridien 9eitern Dor benz oor=
ttgen 8oltSeigert9te. @in 8efebl Su ieiner
au8lieferung an Gle Ser, Staaten ipuroe
alSQeferti1t.
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+ Weueral 0iSeom =. Viaotp.
0erntiid1tc tele0rap0iid1e SepeSd,ett

- Gin Dtahen Curator fir bic ,@rocers
& Brooucers' Sanf" tn Brouibence, st.:
S., tit ernannt porOen.
- Der 8 o bu Der 2lrbeiter i'm 6lottenbau
bofe 81 Y orts month, N.-S., 1T I'M &c
Hro5ent uno bic 9lrbeitsaeit nm bic 5dlftt
renusirt iuoroen. Die WtaBregcl tpuroe MOTH
menotgr neil Die fir Den Slottenbaubof uer.
miligte Summe ntd,t au8reid)te,
@btparb 9meet muroe gefern in
Der n@onttnentalzSob Soblengrltbe" bel @entra
ia, Yennl., our6 Die oeririibte @nttabunl
eineS Sprenai9uiies get6Otet.
= Sn Yroui0ence, 8.=S., murbe &
S. yihou8, 8ebafteur oes y1ionier," ge
tern abenb bon Sobn NtcBberion auf Sel
StraBe Our6gepeii9t. 0ie Affaire entprane
aus elnem pOlitiden 3Iplite.
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WepubIifantSdDer Staats Gnnpet
BON Wif9ntsrf.

ct. 9oui8, 9. 0ftbr.-Der republifani,
Idle Staats @oneent nerfammelie it9 heute
in ber Dwfercantile~9ibrarn>5all"" uno or1anis
frte ith burd @rlpdblung oes Srn. WtcOtilz
lon gum Brdfoenten uno oss S3rn. IS. 6.
8ennett gum Sefretqr. Cine ent}1iebeiie
Sartgelo~ Bla:tform purbe auigefteQt unb bic
iiblideu 8ei6liiie angenomnlen.
Sr. aler. s. Oennp puroe gum Sberridl.
ter, &ooertd Saloptn gum Superintenbenten
oeS Iss;;sshh!r1naswelens, @m. s. Norpel gum
lantregiiirator unO Sohn 9. Sracp gum @i=
lenbabazgomnliidr nonlinirt, gfadbem Elm
rieues 5taats,gentrals s@onite ermablt nor
ron ,nor nertn1tp lid, her Sonppr1f : -
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Das canahtfhe Cabinet, an Def.
len Sptte pr. Utac&enaie fano, reiGte ae.
fern ieine formeae 3efgnation etn. Cir
Sohn U. WtcOoualo rpIro Elm 1ieues Cabinet
bilDen,
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Werntifd)te 9epefd)et, aus NesDp
Wprf.


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