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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Sic mGcbife Ornte

bei6dftist bic 3eitunsen auer Staa<
ten, reren 8pblfabrt pefentli6 pom
Grtrag Der 6elcfridte abbdnet, BON
ISOLDE III @p6e mebr unp i'm @an<
sen fimmen bic 8eri1te aus serIdie>
cenen 9anoestbeilen BARN iberein,
bas bic tpmmenre Grnte cine unae<
ru5bnli@ rei@e fein nerre, penn nidt
uaerwartete 8erbeerunsen ea;wil6en
treten.
Das &e9enwetter ter Seraanaenen
Wp@e bat iebr perl9tecen in ben per-
f6teren baron betrpfenen Counties
unb Staaten sepirft. SIN ben nie>
briser 9eleaenen Oitriftsn 0ii6ouris,
in Champaign County unb Waepn
County eSuinoiS unp an nt9t tpenieen
anperen Srten nurben @eisenfelrer
iiberFutbet uno pae pFanSen Res
8eliafOrns wie bic foniiee Nrbeit
res 2anrmannes 9~ebinbert. @eem>
ben RON b6berer Gage unb Iolde, Die
muir zines bef6etpeneren Moees BON
Gese1 ~tbeilbaftts 9erorben finn, er>
freuen ft6 ra9esen in Gol9e ces err
frif9enrm @prilpetterS spitf16n
0epeibens.
SowObl in Miiouri unc SuinuiS,
wie in NcbraSfa, Soma. @iscpniin,
Mi9isan unb Minncfpta 1T ries Sabr
cine srT6ere Jldde nit @etreipe, unc
,umal nit @eisen, beidt trprpen als
in irBenp einem friberen Sabre. Glz
len Soraus ater fol- Der Staat &anIas
fteben, pie 5itlide Sldtter beridten,
inpeb ideinen bic ~betrefencen Seridts
%eritatter bic wirtli6e @a6laae I'm
Staate NinneiOta ntGt senau ,u FEM
men, ionf wircen iie bic serare,u beiz
fpieaofe Gntwideluns Der 9anSmirtb>
i6aft cieles iunsen Staates ni6t UNI
erwdbnt la1en. @enn ferncr biz
9lnlt9en Grnteausiidten Der Staaten
Snoianu, 8tscpnfin, Soma unc
Mi&isan beruUrsebpben tpercen, fo
yerpient Minnefota, f6erli6 feinen
plas aud ca, unb miro es nd6lten
5erbf cur6 bic Sermebrten Wiuienen
letner Sufael 0etreice aner Nrt eans
befcnrers In @eisen bepeilen.
8as bic BEN Geltfrddten f6dpli>
den Snleften anbetrift 70 bat fi6 al
lerrinsS in 81. CHARLES Co., WiTouri
uno in einiaen Gesenren bon Sui
nois unb Sbtc Der &artOfelfdfer elm
aeteat. God miro aus ben meiten
Counties peS 9rOeen Miiflippiz8 Bed
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Sic Gbiueicn in GalifDrnicu

set0en ii6 trpb oQer Sppplticn INNER
sabIrei6er. GS Miro aus Can 6rans
cisco teri6tct Sbslei6 in 6plsc
Der Gpncurrens Der moblfeilen Gbt.ez
FEM Nrbeit RE Nptb alnter ben reieen
Nrbeitern in Can GranciscC 9rIter 1T,
alS beinabe in allen anreren Stdcten,
wanrern rod nod inner reue Chine
len bort Elm. unb ~ miro INNER neucs
Sci in bic 6lammen Der 9ewalti9en
@:beiterz @situtipn SesOiien, mel6e un<
ter Ter 2eitun9 res rorti0en tbatfrdf
ti9en NrbeiterfibrerS 8earneY gan;
Gan 6ranciscp i'm Ntbem bdlt.
Crit rieier Sage 1T pierer etn Tams
pier nit ni9t tpenieer ais 968 Chine
len pom 6onstons In Can GranciscO
an9efpmmen. Greilia fouen fie nt6t
ale fir Californian betimmt fein ;
400 raSpn fpuen na@ peru unp $50
na9 6apai petter ,reiien, 70 tas fir
Can Graneisep rur 4t8 bleiben Mir
pe7. Das iinp aber nod INNER mebr
als senue,' Urer Yielmebr serabe INN
Ais III riel.
llnldnait murbe aemeltet, Yeru babe
NIT elmer ameritanii9en S9iffabrts%
0eieuidaft einen @ertra9 absefdlOi<
fen, wUnad ibm bieie sesen rei<&e
8esabluns 70 unp 70 piele 6inefide
Nrbeiter i'm Sabre sufIbren werbe.
Wan boft raj auf bteie @eiie beion<
berS aud Gbinelen aus Californian
fir 9eru ansewprben merpen wiirpen,
unc wirtltd ideint Elm Gapitdn @. @.
@alfer III Gan 6ranciscp nit rer
Geaieruns 9eru's einen Gertra9 alb
eei6lO6en su baber, mpna6 er pOrerit,
10000 6ineli6e Nrbeiter aus CALI
fprnien na9 Yeru liefern fpu.
Nter ,per nidt nod Yeru nil, has
1T uSpbn China Wan" in Galtfpr<
MEN; bic 2tbne in Yeru fno felbit
ibm su nierer ,lno CT bat aud 9eb5rtY
ra6 bic dinefi6en Nrbeiter, pel6e
fdon friber na6 Yeru falner, bort
febr fdledt bebanrelt wprpen feten'
@alter ipu babe, ieBt feline an peru
gu l%iefernren Gbtneien in China ielbf
anwcrten; UNI nit rem NbfuS &c,
californ;i9en MISUNDERSTANDING mad
9eru 1T es nidt nur ntdts, fpnrern
Ypn ben aus Gbina feltit mad peru
beitimmten Gbineien bleibt nod INNER
cine betrd9tli6e NnSabl III Galifcrz
nten bdnseu, prer es f9ifen ii@ IN
5onsfOnS sualei6 nit ben na6 9eru
beltimmten Gbineien bunoerte Elm. be-
rem einsises 3iel Californian 1T.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11

Gin 8ef9entteS 81. 8as
ters.-Wd9r. Gbatart, ebtmaliser
prdfrent ees ameritanfiden College
In Hum unc unlanaf gum 8fi9ofe
son @tneennes in Snrtana ernannt,
Hatte fid, b%etanntlt6 nr6 nf9t lanse
surtd etniae Belt in &mertfa aufsee
haiten unb Sammlun9en fit bds antez
ritantide College in &Om reranialtet.
Gin "a. Mdr; seidnete Jpn Yapf SEQ
XIII. turG cine Yripat@@ urirns aus
unp nabm einen Seridt feines Grfolz
ges In @tnerifa entoesen. ga Miar.
@botarc ~belrnrers in Seem yprt bel
Fem bpdm. Serrn 3D.. Gurrar ron rer
81. @nrreaS Stride cine febr ltebepole
Nufnabme fam, bcfdenfte ct ttefe
Stride NIT eincm &el6e, ten Der neue
Biidrf leIbf iiberbrinsen miro.
GtGes Germd6tnte. 6rau
Glf'oketb Yeef, bic friber in S6enecz
tarY, &c. g., rpbnte uro am 1. Gebrus
ar 0eltprben it, bat reri6icrenen fa>
tbpIii6en @pbltbdti9feitS zNnfalten In
Der Start Nemzyorf $4,000 per>
madt. Ger &elt tbres beceutencen
gprmH0enS ntrr ron ibrem S6wtez
9eripbn Yatrid GaIu9ban biz an fein
Qetensenre Dermaltet, mprauf rerz
felte rem Garrinal McglosfeY sufdut
Sn &anfas CITY beabf6tiz
gen bic 9pdm. P. P. &eremptorifeu
Elm 9rpFcs &lpler su bauen. sic baz
ben roS nStbi9e 0runpei9entbum tez
reits %ertporten. Sc Inb bort a fatbo>
hide 0emeinpen, 3 en9lii6e uno 1
beutl9e.
CINE f9redli9e Mdb,
utaGt In ZEN amerifanilden 3eitunseu
BE &unte, inbem man fol9enees be-
rt6tet: NlS bic 0emablin teS Grz
prdGrenten Grant III &om bel efne,
Auriens tem Yapte porsetelt wurpe
riGtete Ge bur6 rrn Cardinal Mcs
elreteD ens Weluh an cen 81. yater.
ct r,6et pas iIlberne &reus, bas iie Bel
@eleSenbeit rer f%ilbernen 5od;eitsz
feter tn Song Brand i'm @usut 1878
BON ibren 0emabl erbalten, iesnen
Ser Yapit eepdbrte bic 8itte. Nur
beiet es, ca6 infOlse te6en perldfepes
ne MetboptitenSemitber tbren ilser
6htummer etnsebIft bdtten.
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3045

ems ME rsS NOrrweRens teri6tet. eae
oas falte @etter unb bic 3eoenadEe
ees &pril tte Gelrer TN 0rpeen uns
@anSen CUR Greute beS 9anrmanues
rOn unsesiefer fret sebalten baben.
OaS Welidforn betrefenr, bat Der
itarfe atbmOfpbdrti9e Mieperl6lae ale
lerbinSs bic unD pa I6On Gem 8Oren
anSertraute Saaten percprben. Nns
perswp fino bic Garmer Inn pes ~uu>
9infi9en" @ett:rs wiaen init tat
plansen i'm &ldtanre. Tod mag
mod NueS gut 9ebn, pent he 0iats
uno Suniz8 itterun Ssiintts 1T.
Sn Californian baben be, Nttte
Npril einSetrofenen &esen Die See
flr6tun9en elmer Mibernte sDutrms
men beieiti9t. &u6 Der Garmerfans
SreSons iiebt nit Greure ZEN @ei;en
frii6 unp fraftis emppriprieeen. glas
mentlid in cem 9eiesneten 3bal eeS
8iQamette.
OlddIi6er @eiie fnb aud &usGds
ten auf eine ersiebtse Gru9ternte fat
in allen Staaten spiiGen Gem Ntlan>
tiiden uno Sttuen Meere YOrbanpen.
90 in Delaware, Stem yprt Ctta
Wihcurt unr Suinois in 8etref Der
YNriide. unp in MiGiean, Niinne>
iota, Oregon 70 ME faft iiteraQ im
| MiiIffifDnfthoI bp,iinIih hpr 0Tenfe1
unb &irl9en.
&urs renn bas 8etter 70 fru@ttar
tleibt oirfte Amertfa i'm Sabre 1873
mebr @etreice unb Grl6te ais je elm
beimien. Sb es einen suten Martt
rofdr fnten ptrr. bdnst frsili6 srss
Zen Sbeils BON Der gntwidelun9 Der
@erbdltnihe In europa ab. Tefbalt
ete ausemeine Spannuns aHf Die 26<
flung Der &dtbielfrase: pb Rrie9 User
Grieren?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
@ats mar Retts neues sorn unb eben,

Nats war fetts ueues 8orn unb eben.
70 Der nod an 6anb befnbtt&e gprratb
beS alten baben fetne gerdnberuns e~rtitten.
@aein bic Raafrase mad S4tFslabunsen
mar betrd4tli& Derrinsert, ma iAeut i6
In &nbetta4t bes fpmmenben tparmen
8etterS td felbe su oerlAtfen. Setnabe
a1e Q%abunsen, wel6e BON Der Suite anfa-
men, waren bei4dbist. SIN ben QuDtattc<
men fur Gerfe unb Safer finb tpents men,
nenswsrtbe gerdnberunsen, atein Der San-
tet In 6utterfprn III bebeutenb belebt unb
iinb bic @retle Elm wenia in bic 6Gbe se<
sanacn, AUDI fam ni9t iebr siel baSpn in
ben @dfen an.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
Ncuere Ndbricbtelt.

Aus Canada rtrb Bonn 2. N1t Zee
r:9tet: SIN Der adn5en 9rcStn5 Suetee
funben beute bic @1blen flr's Gbserrbnc>
tenbauS fatt. % Qiberale unb % Confer
patiYe Iinb sepdblt worben, nobel bic Or
tereu 6 Sise 9etppnnen taben. Gem Nn>
14etn mad wirb Solp's tibera1es @intfer<
tum bur4 cine fleine Mebrbett I'M 9arla>
ment sefIst tperben. Mae bisbertsen sri
nifer iinb tpieber erpdb(t wprben. Iu6
bic frlberen Wintfer, aus9enpmmen Der
ebemalise Generals plieitpr, linb pteter<
erwdblt wprten.
&eYp1utton in Mertep. Der Sal
Ysftpn vNeps" melbet Elm Speatalteleeramm
SptsenteS General Spiet3er telesrarb TT
an Gen. Orb wte fo1st: Gtwa 300 merit
fanii9e &eSpluttDndre letten In Der Na1t
beS q. &prtt unter Der Subruns bes Sber>
fen Nunpa, pom Stabe Gscobebp's, BET
Yotpwa, Gappte unb Ga Y1lma BON Seras
aus iber ben &io @ranbe. GS lteet In
tbrem Wane, Gamarsc an;usretfen, bod
slaubt man ni6t, bab eS ibnen seltnsen
wtrb, baGetbe etn3unebmen.-Man erpar>
tet, ba6 bic 8elasunsen bon Nlmter unb
@atamcras f4 sesen Dta5 erfldren tper>
ben.
Mmtlt6e Selesrdrtnte an Sen. Orb Be-
Iasen, bab in ben merifanii6en @taaten
Durango unb 1reSo 9eon cine &epcluticn
aussebroGen 1T. General Gsepbebo III
bier.
Calcutta, 2. Mat. Cooper, Der BRIT.
til&e asent in Sbsnfc, &6nisrei& Birmab,
1T Don SepoYs eru1crbet tporben.
9unsersnptb In Gbtno. Der
Correspondent Der New gcrfer evening
Yof f6reibt unter tern S. @pri1 son 9rftc
(Sebbo) : vTte 6unsersaotb I'M n6rtti6en
Gbina tpitbet nit aunebmenber 6eftieteit,
unb es tperben bic boarfrdubentfen Dtnse
aus BEN BON tbr betrcfenen Gesenben &c.
melbet. co ptrb teri4tet, ta6 elm Wanr
Elm ~1cbnenbes @ei6dft nit benz geitauf
Spn NenI6enHeii4 tetrtet, Bis Der 3iGter
bes Srtes tbn fefnetmen unb fSSfen lief"
Ger a%mertfuntlde Gejantte Setparb te,
lesrapbirtt mad @afbinstpn an tos sri
n~itertun, Zap bic 6un9ersnptb In ben
n6rbli6en g~rrYinsen Gbinas nod feds
Mpnate anbuuern ptrt.
Die Srtebensousf 6ten tn Gu.
rcpa sepinnet luut reueren Tepel6en aus
England a1mdtts bic Oberbanb. Tas
binbert iebc4 bic G~nstdnter ni6t, ibre
8riessrlfunsen eifrts ~fprtsufesen.
Som etreibemartt ptrb aus
Qcnbpn fclsenbes sentelbet: Die Sarmer
brtnsen tros Der AusiiGten auf cine quite
Grnte ibren 8ei3en iebr fpdrli4 ;u Marts
tie, benn fe tpfen INNER nod, before
greiie au e%rlansen. GnsliI1er 8ei3en if
in naan@cn @drtten ber groSins ur, etnen
Sbiatns s~eftssen, atein Der I6anbel BAT
bic 9cntcner Saetoren perftmmt, benin bic
gerfdufe ipurben nur au ben frlberen &as
ten abseldfO6en. Die Gtnfubr fremten
Wet3ens mad 9Onbcn mar aienli9 gut.
Die 9auptma lie beftett In a~merttanif6em
unb ruifl9em @eisen. @d6renb Der 1eb.
ten IA Sage 1T penis Calcutta @stsen i'm
@arft, bic gertdufer ert mod su fumnten.
Der eieferunsen finb febr 3uridbaltsnb uni
srpar nell, neil bic 8esterune oIe Srans.
pOrtmittsl fur Senbuns bon Sruppen aus
Snbten beniBt.
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Der SprtbetI bteier Setineunsen
beitebt rarin, RAP bic ldperen Nbsablz
l,n9er ale auf Die 3eit perl9oben finn,
Bis Der GARNER Belt aebabt bat, mebs
rere Grnten non feinem 2anbe at
sieben. Cine Giertels<S eetion 9ano
miro ben llnterbaIt elmer Gamilie
reden, ii6 felbf besabIen, mad fieben
Sabren cinen 8aariberiduB ltefern
anc mebr ais baS Ooppelte ibres urs
ipransliden 8ertbes buben.
Nrme eeute in unlerem Mfnnefotu
unb in Dltliden Staaten, tpel6e nt&t
bic Mittel beliBen, fpfort auf bos 2anr
gu steben. fOuten iid 8armen In bieler
GulOnie fi@ern. Die eriten 3abluns
gen fine fletn, unb tpenn lie mad swei
Ober prei Sabren tur6 ibre 5aeesarz
belt 70 ptel eripart babsn. III, Elm Sod
S6fen, einen YFus u. |. ~. ;u faufen,
rann perben iie tbre erwprbenen efaes
men Garmen baben, bic auf iie tparten,
3u elmer Belt, no aueS 2anb In Mins
nelota nur mod UNI bOben prefS 81
BADEN fefn wtrr.
Gin prteter 1T bereftS anseFeut
I'M bic SeeliOrSe In Der Golonie 81
u~bernebmen uno miro In weniaer
@p9en IL Ippea fem. Ginfwetler
ftebt 81. Dillon S'8rten In 5erpr
eate ben Gploniiten ;u Dieniten, incen
er oue nStbise @usfunft ertbeilt uni
Sewiaisunsen fir Die g~rwerbunssi
Don sanO ~ausfelt. &epuSfrte Preii
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11

c.. Nau'. Guf bild5Fi&e ger<
srent8 flnr' n fcI9enbe Serdnrerun<
Ben in Der S%nfeuuns BON Yrisfern
Gait
3rd,tp. 8. 3uset tisber Yfarrer
In ct. peter, iibernimmt bic @emeinps
Caledonia, 5rufpn Co., pdbrenb tsr
bcrtiae Yfarrer br@w. 6. &seberl
bic Seellpr0e rer reltet Golonie In
WurraY County ibernimmt. Sir
CT. Deter 1T bpdw. s. Tort bisber
In SIeepY GDe gum Seelioroer trz
tlattnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-05-11
@%pmDcrbarer 8rtef.

Der In penniylpanten gum Euce
YerurtbclIte teutlde Yrtelter 81. pisz
tprius bat ait ben Yrdlipenten 9aYea
foISeneen SrtefBd4rie.ea ,ptila>
belpbtn, MoYamenlinoz 0efdn9nie, 10,
&pril, 1873. Grcelens Nm 81,
&drs murre t1 Res WorbeS I'm erfer
Craze i1ulri9 ertannt unp ant IS.
Gpril prrurtbeilt, erbdn9t 3u werben,
odein oue meine 8emibunsen, tas
1lrtbeil rpntredt ;u BADEN, paren pers
setliG, pbldpn t9 ben Sriitanp bon
Gedtsanwdlten ablebnte. SD CLAUDE
tidt, tab irseno Ssmunp pas &e6t
Bat, mid gu awin9eu, an tas Staatsz
Stcraeri6t su appeuiren, ccer &edtss
beifunO unsunebmen. Seit bas l1rs
tbeil mir pertiinpet purbe, babe i'd
taS 3e&t, teIen NusfIbrunS 3u per:
lansen-moo bas llrtbetl nun sere@.
fetn, crer nt6t. Da i'd ieBt felt bret:
unbcreibt9 MOnaten pbne ieben Cont
fort e%in9eiperrt bin, era6te i'd eS bop:
pelt alS metn &e6t benn elm foI9es
9eben IT ereilnal i9limmer, als be-
SOt. SD erfu@e Cure GreeIena Res:
balb, ottSuorcnen. rab tb ubne Ser,
aug binSerfGtet rperre. 8eenabtaunt
t1ebme t6 ni6t an, ra rur i'd unb Nte.
manc font in meme Anseleaenbei
etususreifen bat. SD set9ns Gm
GrcdIenS, bO6a6tun9sYpu Sbr Die
uer, 8Iafus piitOrius, futbOl. Yricte,
-An ben Yrdipenten Der Ser. Staa
ten. 5rn. 3aYes, GrceIent @ulbins
ton"
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8 80 amberer.

percen fir bic Gabrt mad unb ron
9eron 2afe tenjenisen e~inSerdumt.
relhe bic tleue eolonie su te1u6en
wlnfden, wenn iie ii9 an ras &atbo<
ltide GolpniiattonS : Bureau in ct.
PAUL DEER an bp6w. s. Mc@plrif in
Mtnneapplis bp9w. q. Ylut in
Sbafopee; bcdw. .. SGntbler In
Wanfatp tpenrer.
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(Ritsetbetlt.)
MOpc6-3ic neae fatbpliiobe
GpIpmic.

NIT rer Ct. paul uno Siour Git,
Gifentabn absei6lpNen. gum 3wedr
rer GrEfnun9 elmer neuen Golpnie in
iirwetli6en Mtnnelrta. Sc 1T tiel
RE rierte ppn cieiem Bureau 0e1riin.
rete Gplpnie. Tie Gplcnien in Swif
unc Nrbles County bieten ltetS nod
piele &crtbeile fir Nniicrler rar, abe,
2eute init aerinaen Witteln ftnnen fd
rieielben nid,t mpbl gu Nuben MAIDEN
Die 0raceptue Gplonie in Si1 Stpnl
GDuntY wurce I'm 6riibjabr CUR nn'
tertibun9 drmerer Ginwanrerer CT:
tfnet; oter ros Gam in Sis Stonl
III nun sans beieBt. Sn rer leBterer
GUlUnie mar CUR Belt ibrer erlten Sc
iIereluna &e9ierunAslano i'm lleter'
fluff su baten I'M einfa6e Selebunt
CUR Gultur. Sest it es nidt meb,
m69lidl innerbalb rer 0rensen be,
DiI3ele ct. Yaul Golonien ouf Ste:
9%ierun9slanp su erEfnen; fD 9rOi
lrar bic Ginwanreruns rieieS Trlb:
jabr; has betrefence eano 1T BET
nabe rplIfdneia in Guiprud Senom'
men. Snres linb bic prn Der ct
paul unb StOur City 8abn sinses
rdumtcn 8erin9un9en lu 9iinfta. bal
bic &rpca Grlpnie Elm rortrefFi@e<
GTiabmittel fem wirr fir Mnlepelun'
gen unter Dem 6eimtdttes uno Bauu,'
pFanSun9sseieB.
Die neue Golonie 1T in Murra,
Gpuntp 9elesen, no bas Bureau bas
@erfIaunasredt lber a6tsiataulert
older eet@ert bat. Der Mittslpunf
Der GolOnie, bas Torf Apoca, Il
swnnsis Meilen pom 5eron 2afe emit
fernt elmer Citation an Der 81. pau
uno Sipur gitY 8abn. Die Soutberi
MinnefUta Babn pirb III tpeniaer ali
adt,ebn Nonaten rurd bic Goloni,
aeben. Nusseoebnte 8alpunSen mi
8aubpls fnren fi& am 2afe Sbetef
adt Weilen BON @poca. 0aS Cant
in tieier GolOnte seb5rt gum befen III
flrliden Minnelota.
Der aQ9emeine preis tes 9anoeS it
her Golpnie lit SIS per Nder nit BET
fOlsenren 3ablunsstcrinsunsen gu
Belt rer Grwerbun9 iinb nur Snterel:
fen Elm Sabr poraus;u,ablen urr swa,
Z YrpSent am Gnre Res erten Sab:
res wterer tie SntsreiIen fir ras fol:
genie Sabr; mad @erFus res smei.
ten Sabres Elm 3ebntel res Capitals
unp Elm SabresintereiIe fir ben &eit
mad SerFub BON bret Sabren Ell,
3ebntel hes Capitals uno bic Snter:
ellen fir rem &et; nuG @erFuB !
zines retteren Sabres nadber q
YrpSent reS Capitals unb bic Snter:
ellen bes Netes, bis CUR 9dnslfdel
@bSablung.
5ier fOlst cine prattiide anwen:
cunS rieier Sepin9unBen:
l. Mut 1S7S-SO &der 9anb au IS. $4,000
Gin Sabr SntereGen DOraus gut
YrD5ett $50
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Evidently im Earnest.

The Recorder and the courts are in ear
nest in their determination to put stop to
the nuisances arising from offensive trades
lille ally carried on in the city Of New York.
The jury in the case Of Enoch 0. Coe, in
dicted for maintaining nuisance ut New
town Creek, by which the health Of the city
is imperilled, returned verdict OF guilty
yesterday, after only ten minutes absence
from court, and the Recorder took the
Grand Jury severely to task for having
called before them the President Of the
Board Of Health, who is alleged to
have rendered himself amenable to the law
by having, in wilful violation Of his duly,
suffered the nuisanccs complained of to
exist. These facts and the appearance in
court OF a number Of persons against whom
indictments have been found prove that
the prosecution Of those who are RESPONSE
bic for our heavy bills of mortality is to be
no make-belief affair.
The action of the Grand Jury in calling
Professor Chandler before them was sane
toned by an Assistant District Attor-
ncy, who informed the jury that they
a person whose indictment for an alleged
offence was contemplated. This. the Re-
corder insists, is contrary to all law and
practice, and is calculated to defeat the
ends of justice. The object Of the Grand
Jury's Investigations is to discover whether
the laws have been violated, and they have
nothing to do with the defence that may be
offered on trial 10y an indicted party. 1t is
absurd to suppose that u person who has
violated the laws will testify to the
fact before a Grand Jury, and with his
excuses or pleas the Grand Jury have no
concern. The Recorder strongly impressed
on the Grand Jury their duty in this mat
ter, and his reasoning will, no doubt, de-
feat any attempt to save the Board Of
Health from indictment il such was the
object Of making witness of the President
OF that body.
AS the Recorder says, the Grand Jury
have only to find whether the officers of
the Board of Health, in disregard of the
law and in wiliul neglect OF their duty,
have allowed any business to be carried on
in this city that is dangerous public
nuisance. The sanitary code, which
is made by the charter part
OF the law, provides that no offensive or
noisome trade or business shall hereafter DO
opened, started or established in the city OF
Now York without permit of this Board
(the Board OF Healthy, and then proceeds to
declare that every such establishment for
which permit is granted "shall be kept
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that do not serve to create confidence in q
bloodiess issue from the danger that
threatens. The truth is that the would-be
belligerents entertain profound respect tor
each others ability to do mischief, and hest
tate to begin struggle the end Of which is
among the great uncertainties Of the flu
ture. If Russia is financially weak al
though we have not as yet perceived
any evidences of such q condition.
England is wanting in military strength,
and is, besides, commercially Vulnerable te
an extent which none but Englishmen prop.
erly appreciate. The Russian is in actual
possession OF European Turkey, SO the Sui
tan must fight, if he will, from an Asiatic
base which is also threatened by Rus
sian army. Reports Of the Iavages
Of disease at Erzeroum come to Eu-
rope by Trebizonde, and naturally
do not retain the original coloring of fact
all through the journey. In like manner
the news Of the instruction in Lazistan is
suspiciously strong, and is probably fla.
vored at Batoum. If the Russians can pro-
long the negotiations until the autumn, al
we suspect they are endeayoring to do, thu
game will be completely in their hands, TO,
the cold will soon send Arabs, Syrians,
Egyptians and Bengalese shivering to
warmer climates.
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How Doctors pi6rr.

In the vosburgh trial the incident Of
interest yesterday was the disappearance Of
Mrs. vosburgh from Jersey City, On event
that seemed to indicate collapse OF the
supposed pleasant relations between her
and her husband. However Sheriff Law
erty has succeeded in finding her, after q
vigorous search, and she voluntarily &C.
companied him, in despite Of the protest of
her friends, upon his assurance that 1t
would be better for herself and
her husband. So her early appear
ance in court may be anticipated. Mean
time the trial seems resolving itself
into n fight among the doctors. In this
case, ut least, the members Of tho profess
sion do differ most decidedly. On the side
of the prosecution the existence of anti
nionial poison in the drinks, food and medi-
cine administered to the defendants wife is
supposed to have been shown. and the evil
dence of the poison having been actually
given by some one has been regarded as
strong Doctors have given minute accounts
of the symptoms and operation OF such
poison and have testified that Mrs. Vosburgh
was under its influence. Now comes on array
Of learned professionals for the defence who
swear that the prosecutions doctors know
nothing about antimonial poison; that the
woman was never suffering from its effects,
and that it was impossible that she should
have taken such poison and have got rid Of
its plain symptoms between the time the
prosecutions doctors ceased their visits
and those of the doctors for the defence
commenced. It is very peculiar case
as it stands, and will convince the public
either that few doctors are painfully ignor-
ant and incapable or that great many are
arrant humbugs. Will the evidence as to
the reverend defendants conduct and lam
guage toward his wife be refuted2 fnot,
will the pulpit be the most fitting place for
him, even in the event OF n favorable verdict
in the present trialy