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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16

dun, and prices : ahade lower; 9s.eo0s92h cash;
6ee June; 7.0oG7.2h July. Bulk meats steady
and unchanged.
Now York Produce Market.
0RA1N-Wheat, receipts 22l 900: No. 2, spring
81: 2l@l 2lh No. 2, Milwaukee 1923; No. spring
!. .3S@1.29; No. red winter 81. 3061.S2 Rye
steady, Western 7l@72M. Barley dull. Malt duh
and nominal. Corn heavy receipts 169 900 bushels;
No: 3, lsh949c; steam 5005OM No.2, 59052h No.
white 4SAc. Oats hrn ;lreceipts IS 600; rejected
33M; No: white SAX No. 2, s5AQse; mixed $40
35< white 330S8h.
PROvISIONS-Pork quiet. Beef dull and un-
primo steam 81 .171@7.9o. Cheese quiet
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16

Disastrous Fare At Kosa0n AlaMoa0ea.
On the 10th inst, at Kasson, Dodge
Co. Minnesaa, q frc broke out in the wooded
row on Main street, between Perry block and
J. Leuthold's store, and in very few minutes
the whole row, consisting Of Ave stores, was
one mass Of flames, and In less than an hour
they were fiat to the ground. Our fremen
and citizens worked like tiends to save the
brick blocks each side Of the burning row, and
by almost superhuman efforts, they were
successful. Tho losers are J. Leuthold, build
ing aud clothing, 1000; insured for $1,000.
Hoffman. bailding, household goods, silver
ware and coin, 5000; insured for $1,000. Will
son Bros, general merchandise, loss $1,000;
insured for $o,2o50. A. E. Anderson, general
merchandise. IS 900; insured for 5000. Mar.
tinbrock, building, 5000; no insurance.
Welch, building, $1,000; insured for $780,
Henry George, harness maker, loss $500, no
insurance. John White, $500; fully insured.
J. Le:thold saved 4 greater part Of hisclothins
stock. Wilson Bros. saved but a small
amount OF their stock, and A. E. Anderson
none.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Oppo>1,ion to Russ1a Incr@a-inx.

A dispatch from Pera says petitions
and protests are reaching the Porte, and en-
bassies from all sides against the territorial
arrangements OF the treaty Of San stefano.
One from sandjak, Of Varna, declares that the
inhabitants will resist by force Russian occu-
patton OF the fortress. another from Datoum
makes direct appeal to England, and reports
that the RnSslans are advancing towards the
town. Information comes from the
Dobrudscha that a rising n'that direction is
imminent.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Hathaway's steals.

The stockholders of the Sycamore
Mills, Fall River, Mass, have voted to put the
hing into bankruptcy, after considering the
statement Of Irregularities Of The late treasur-
er, George T. Hathaway. The statement
shows the assets of the corporation to be
s665.471; book liabilities, $716, 1876; deficiency
in account, owing to appropriations Of cash
by Hathaway, $GO,976; notes outstanding not
appearing on the books, s13s0 1000, and more to
come. The Indebtedness shown by the books
is $309,o72, to which must be added $685.
of bogus paper.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Milwaukee Produce Market.

aRA1N-Wheet opened unsettled, At '1hc lower,
snS Siosed shade hrmer; No. hard l.134; No.
i'oxEt* NO o.; May .osx june .079a; July
No. . old 4oc; nov soa4oc. G.ts W. eesier: % ~ Mo- =
~ SoAc; rye weaker. No.1 Sc. Barley nrm No. q
At $3.50 Lard, prime steam IS .s7H.
Chicago Produce Market.
GRA1N-"hest unsettled and '.over, demand
active; No: Chicago, q .oo1Gl. .Ioo cash and
csso 1.o6. Corn unsettled and lower: sskMsoc
cash and June; 3sEe July; rejected SC. Osts dun.
weak and lower, 26cz cash and July. Rye dun snd
lower, ooc. Barley good demand, and . shade high
or, bOc.
PROFESSIONALISM dull, weak and lower, At
$3.50 cash; 8.57h@S.o 90 June, 8.771t July. Lard
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Horrsrs sf the Chinese Fam Inc.

1AorH0Fs ~ tne IhHmese r HA"1Hkes
A correspondent Of the evening Post,
writing from Toxic under date Of April 5th,
sends the following: The famine in the north
Of China RACES with increasing servity and
most dreadful reports come from the afflicted
regions. In one town man opened a shop
for the sale of human flesh and did good
business in connibalitic joints and roasts until
the local mandarin caused the shop keeper to
be arrested and beheadcd.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Starving Coal MiAers In Illlnois.

Starving Csal MiAers In Illinois.
The coal miners of St. Clair and Madi-
son counties, ILL.,, opposite St. Lows, Mo-, have
published an appeal asking for provisions
to keep their families from starving. They say
they have been working for one cent to ~
cents per bushc1. at which they cannot make
more than g. to IS week, a sum totally insult
ficicnt to support them.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
The Feni4n Fl0rry.

The Toronto Leader says that private
infor nation from Buffalo amply confirms the
truth Of reports as to the Fcnian organizations
in that city, although the extent OF the prep
arations has been greatly exaggerated as well
as the number OF men engaged in the business,
and calls upon the government to strenghth-
en- the defence of the frontier. It says that
under the pretense of economy the militia
have been starved, the defences of the coast
and of the lakes utterly neglected, and there
not only exists minimum ofprotection,b but an
actual temptation to raiders to try their luck.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
HOMES IN THE WEST.

Persons looking westward for homes
can procure full information concerning
the GARDEN sroT Of. Iowa and Minne-
sofa, by subscribing for the Worthing-
ton ApvAsoE, published at Worthington
Minnesota. Send $s for one year. s.
for six months, and so cents for three
months, to "ADvANcE, Worthington /
Mobiles county, Minnesota Hi1.:'><!~'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Strange Roma mce OF Crime.

A strange romance OF crime is narrated
at st Louis. Six years ago Julia Leblanc,
daughter OF a farmer in Jefferson county
Missouri, mystcriously disappeared one eve
ming and was never again seen alive. Lately
n negro, while shooting snpo along the bauk
of the Mississippi river, near Point Pleasant,
twenty or thirty miles from the home of
Leblanc, saw stray skiff floating down the
stream, and on oycrhaulingi it found it to con-
tain female skeleton, which proved to be that
the long missing girl. The theory is that she
was cnticcd from home by discarded lover,
strangled and placed in the skill, which was
then securely fastened to the bank Of q creek
ctaplacc where the underbrush was so thick
cs to cflectualiy hide it; that there the boat
remained until the ravages OF time made the
ropes decay and thus the ioosencd boat noated
down the creek and into the Mississippi river.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
WlthdPAWing.

A dispatch from Constantinople, says:
Gen. Todleben Is about to retire to the lines
of Tchotaldja, leaving q small force at San
Steiano. The Russians offer to fall back be-
hind stra!gh line drawn between Dedcgatch
and Adrianople, II the British feet will with.
draw at the same time,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Phisndelphta's P~rnsa n ent Exhibition
ReOps uou.

The Philadelphia Permanent Exhibi-
tion, which has been closed for some time 10
allow Of thorough renovation, was reopened
to the public on the 10thinst. Senators Blaine,
Bayard aud Wallace were present and were
met and escorted to the platform by the recep-
ton committee Colonel A. K. Mcclure made
a short address, concluding by introducing
Senator Blaine as the orator Of the day, and
the latter made an eloquent address.
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Rock OF Ages .
F. L. STANTON.
Rock Of Ages cleft for ne.
Let ME hide s1lNSclf in fheev'

'..Rock Of Ages cleft for ne.
Let ME hide .nyse!f in thee!"
Sang the lady, soft and low,
Ana her voices gentle low
KOse upon the evening air.
With that sweet and solemn prayer
Rock Of Ages cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee"
Yet she sang as oft she had
When her heart was gay aud glad,
Sang because she felt alone,
Sang because her soul had grown
Weary with the tedious day;
Sang to while the hours away,
Rock of Ages, cleft for rue,
Let me hide myself in thee!'
Where the ftful gaslight falls
On her fathers massive walls.
Onthe chill and silent street
Where the lights and shadows meet,
ihere the lady's voice was heard,
AS the breath OF night was stirred
With her tones so sweet and clear,
Waiting up to God that prayer;
~Rock of Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thee!''
Wandering, homeless thro' the night
Praying for the morning light,
Pale and haggard, wan and weak,
With sunken eye and hollow cheek
Went woman, one whose life
Had been wrecked in sin and strife;
One, lost and only child,
One by sin and shame detiled;
And her heart with sorrow wrung,
Heard the lady when she sung,
Rock OF Ages, cleft for me,
Let me hide myself in thcc"
rausing, low her head she bent,
And the music as it went
Pierced her blackened soul, and brought
Back to her la3 lost in thou sht
Trelnbl;ngiy she stood) the past,
And the burning tears fell fast,
AS she called to mind the days
When She walked in virtues ways;
When she sang that very song
With no sense Of sin or wrong;
Rock of Ages, cleft for Inc.
Let me hide myself in thec"
o. the marble steps she knelt,
And her soul that moment felt
More than she ouldspeak, US there
Quiycring, moved her lips in prayer,
And the God ehe had forgot
Smiled upon her lonely lot;
Heard her as she murmured oft,
With an accent sweet and soft,
''kOck of Ages, cleft for me,
Let nc hide myself in thee?'
Little knew the lady fair,
As she hung in silence there,
That her voice had pierced a soul
That had lived meath sims control!
Little knew, when she had done.
That a lost and erring one
Heard her-as she brcathed that strain
And returned to God again!
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
NEWS OFTHE WEEK.
EnsiishGrain Trade.

The Mark Lane Eruress SAYS the farm
crs continue to market wheat very sparingly
In spite OF the promising appearance OF the
growing cro:s g, doubtless in the hope Of OBJ
tanning better prices for reduced stocks still
In their hands, should the market rise under
the influence OF q possible war. English wheat
advanced shilling In many important pro
vincial markets, but the trade has disappoint.
cd the London factors, Us sales have only been
practically at former rates. Imports OF foreign
wheat into London have been fair, the bulk Of
the supply consisting Of American and Rus
SLAM descriptionsupon which milling demand
has principally turned during the last fort
night. OF Calcutta wheat there is little re-
naming in our market. Sellers for future &C.
livery have shown reserve, as this branch Of
trade may be seriously affected by the rise
which will doubtless occur in ireights should
the government continue to charter exten-
sivcly tor transport of troops from In.
d;a. Maize ruled stenty for sound lots OF new
corn, and also for the limited stocks still re-
naming Of old, but the demand for cargoes
on passage, and for shipment, was checked by
fears regarding their condition upon which
the near approach Of warm weather has be-
gun to tell, nearly all cargoes that arrived of
const being in damaged state. There is
little quotable alteration in values of barley
or oats, but the trade in feeding corn has been
animated and prices eased slightly with mod
crate arrivals at ports OF call. The floating
cargo trade for wheat is quiet, and prices de-
clned a shilling owing to the fine weather
aud more pacific aspect Of political affairs.
Msize advanced three per cent for perfect
cargocs, which are scarce Barley steady.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
swindlinx Bank Onicers Iuaicted.

The United States grand jury at New
York, indicted Alex. Barton, cx-cashisr of the
Fishkill National bank, tried and acquitted
before Judge Benedict some time ago on the
charge of embezzling funds of the bank. The
indictments were for false entries to the
treasurer Of the currency, and for perjury.
Luther H. Redfcld, president Of the larry
town National bank, for perjury, and for
making false reports to the comptroller, and
an indictment for murder was found against
Michael Tolier, the West Point soldier who
killed his ROOM mate few months since.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16

The veterans Of the old First Minnesota
are to hold their annual reunion in Mankato
on the 18th and Goth of June. Arrange
ments are making for = reduction Of rail
road fares.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16

Sunday school teacher-Who was the
strongest man2 Boy-Jonah; because
the whale couldn't hold him after he got
i'm down.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Inulans Likely t. bs Troubleson.e.

Frank Grcenard, Gen. Crooks chiet
scout and guide, with detail Of eleven men
rom the Fifth cavalry, arrived at Deadwood
T., on the It'll inst. They came out from
Fort McKinny, in quest Of a gang Of horse
hicves whom they tracked to within 40 miles
ofthat place, where the trail was lost Greenard
states that informations was gained from
struggling bands of friendly indians to the
effect that portion of Sitting Bulls band
had crossed over the line into- the United
States, and thought it very likely that the In
dians would be very troublesome during the
coming summer on the upper Missouri.
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Money fer Public RailAl.x..

Money fer Public 0alAlD8s.
The bill introduced in tho House by Mr..
Schlcichsr, authorizes the secretary OF the
treasury to issue in sums, not exceeding an
aggregate Of 100000, }, coupons or register.
ed perpetual bonds, redeemable only by pur-
chase in open market interest payable semi
annually in coin Of the present standard
value, at the rate OF per cent. per annum,
their proceeds to be applied to the purpose
OF erecting public buildings for use Of the
government. The bill appropriates for public
buildings at Atlanta, Ga, 100000; Chicago,
$4,000; Cincinnati, $s,25000O; Evansville,
$4,000; Grand Rapids, Mich, $4,000; Little
Rock, @15o0o0; Memphis, 100000; Nashville,
$4,000; st. Louis, 81, COX, 900; state, war and
navy departments building, Washington, g.
100000. The bill also makes provisions for
an extension of the liabrary OF Congress, and
an appropriation Of 100000 for the building
for the bureau OF engraving and printing
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
ehakooe sllll. Burnea.

At half past nine o'clock on the morn
ing OF the 10th inst, the shakopee, Minnesota,
mills took fire and burned to the ground, leay
ing nothing but the brick walls. There was
about sixty barrels OF flour and all the top run
and the scales saved. The engine is not sup
posed to be badly damaged. They lost six
thousand bushels OF wheat which was not In.
sured The insurance on the machinery and
building amounted to>s15,000. The mill was
owned by George F, Strait & Co. Cause not
known, but supposed to be friction of the
belt
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1878-05-16
Evacuation and Kes1s Nm eAf.

A special Constantinoplc telegram
states that in consequence Of the peremptory
demands OF General Todelbcn for the surrender
OF fortrcsses accompanied by threat to occu-
ny Constantinoplc, the cabinet council have
decided to eyacuatc all their lortresses, Shum
Ia first, then Vamat, lastly, Batoum. The dc.
cision was taken rather suddenly, upon the
report of OsmaraPasha that the Turkish army
was not in condition to resist the occupation of
Constantinople. The Times correspondent ut
Constantinople says, as usual the palace was
smitten with terror, and ready to ccde any
thing II the Russians would 60 away from
Constantinople. Gen. Todelben pcremtorily
urged evacuation, but adroitly offered to fall
back if the fortrcsses were surrendered. The
bait was swallowed and the Russians have
promised, SO my informant assures me, to re-
tire to Adrianoplc ard Dedrastch and quit
E'zeroum as soon as three fortrcsses are evac-
uatcd. The evacuation will begin at once.
There is TO be no written convention and all
We're to be settled by verbal agreement.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07
WnerIefl.

= Die 0oteIbeitBer nouen 6ie nG61te
QeqiSlatlr nm ein frGftigeS @eieB gum
S6ube gegeu gtafauer au9ben.
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re1 pir0 Der Aonotatel1zTeran Gin groBes
3weGeiien neranitalten.
DAT Barf %erfreut ii9 in Der neu aus
gele8ten unO auSgebautcn SareltzNpenue
elmer Der ld0niten StraBen 3lm Spn3iez
renfabren III Den GorItGoten.
= Die guten 9eute in 9ate gietu ipouen
ibrem Sreil6ulueleu AUDI eine1t &ineer=
9arten cinperleibt piiien nnD bobell t6ren
G0ulratb 6ereits nit ~oe5faQitsen 8itt=
ldrifter lbrrldittct. IN
Die in Die Sta6t fabrenben 9anbz
itraBeu ~beftnbeu lid ieBt in ausgesciaueter
8crfanung, tpte uberbaupt 3iemIi6 ale
Sabrl:raBen I'M Staate, loba6 ldledte
@c8c benz 6erbitgeiGdfte tsinen Nbbrs0
tDHG f0nnen. Y
8nnoes= GteuerzG ommiiiGr Hount
iDtro tpabri6cinlt1 crit @n6e bieies Woz
mats ouf letner Gunbreile bier ei1treffen.
Die bieiigen 8renner f0nnen itd allo Qrf
ben fir fie lebr iui6ti9en 8elu6 nod nit
SorgfaIt Dorbcreiten.
Die Observation-Disclosures fins iehr
NIT Dem lebbaTten 0ei6Gftc sufrie6cr, Dos
IDnet Die Wta1le Der iebt in ser StoOt tuetz
lenoen 6rentoen bringt. Nu6 onoere Ge>
i6dtts5peige peripiiren sic tpinfommeneu
Nn5et6erI etnes iebr lebbaften 6erbftz @jez
oddities.
&m 10. Sttober iol in Ser ISABELLE
oe5 SouegiunS in lebanon, Su.. eirt
9teoe@Surnter spti6en 8ertretern Der 11eurt
groBten G%ebrGnltaIten bes Staates abQez
balten iperoen. bob" SngerIou un6 Sc
neral >. IS. gSiIlOn tueroen ais 8reisridz
ter fulgireu.
Scr 9o6iuIe in Cafe 8ietu tpur6e in
Der ldnolptrtbl6aftli9en Stdats zQlusltel=
lung III Sreeport Der erite Breis fir sic
Don lbr 9emadte Nusitellung BON Qebrz
Sclultate1 81 &6etI. BrofeKor Niebtinz
gale ut 1ltdt Ipentg itoI3 ouf ben Grfola
per crit i'm Sabre 1874 9egrinoeten Qus
italt.
Die bieiige Tro6er's 0ationaG 8anf
bat Dem Sinan5<W tntitertum bereits Qn>
3eI9e oaDOn gema6t, DAB iie auf3ub0ren
beao1t6ttgt, cine 9tationaIbant All 1ein
aI1o ll6 inter benz Staats> @eiebe 1eu
%orgoniftre1 iuiu. sic ermartet babel an
$4,000 idbrli6 gu ipareu. @eri6ie6ene
aloere 9tattonaIbanfen louen Ii6 Dorbe=
relten. bielem 8etipiele ST. foIgen, 11aments
LID bic Gornz Gr6anee 8ant.
= 2aut Dem bon 8un6esz NntpaIt 8anos
auSgearbeiteten Sabres : 8eridte bat Sic
yteglerIng I'M 8un0estreisgeri6te 9roseile
ttr 3nlammen 1884, 218 un6 int 8unSes.
: geri6t fir 5uiammen 1891, 200
9ugenbItdlt6 nod anbdngig. SIM Iebter
Sabre tpur6en iiber 100 9roseIle abaetbon
lino babel Guf iber $40O, 900 All @Hniten
Der Jt%egierung ertannt. NuBer6em ifnb
nod 81 Steuer : GrimtnaIpro3eie, 8 8roz
selie tpe9en uebertretung bes 8anterottz
SerorOnung, je 2 tpegen GerIesuno oes
un6 Der Boitamts Repufatioz
nel1, 2 tue9en Meinei6s uno elm an6erer
srI1niHalprO3eB i'm 8unOesgeri9te in Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07
Staot GbiGaao.
WoIittIhcS.

N9ie 9emofraten BON Goof Gountb iteuz
ten in ibrem am 9onneritas un6 Sreitag
ab0sbaltenen Gonuente 6as foIgenbe Gidet
auf:N
Sir S6eriff: Gbertff &ern.
Sir Coroner: Or. Goot, Elm befaunter
6emofrdtii6er HoIittter.
Sir 9lppeuationsz 81 ridtsi6reiber 9Iaf
Gie6el, i'm pOrigen !6erbit @anoiDat fir
6as 9tmt Nes gtaalaieni6qfts @eri6ts<
i6reiberS.
Sir Gountsz Gommiidre: Wlt6. NtuIz
Iop unb Oberit glearD BON Chicago, Otic.
Sharper BON @paniton, g8. s. SfeIlD bon
2emont unb 8at. S. S'Gonnor BON Safe,
nit Qusuabme Del, beiben griteren, tpelhe
jcBt W1itglteOer oss Gountpratbs itnb,
9eute, Die mar Iba einen tleinen &reis
btnaus nod ni6t fennen eelernt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07
SanOel, Tiuansel mo Wdrtte.
ST ca o, Samitag, 5. DIT.
@eISmaxRt rno GomeeI.

GeIb tpar bic gauge ISOLDE binbur6 be@
gebrt, bod entipra6 bic gea6frage INNER
nod ni6t Ben 8iiui6en Mnlerer 9roBeren
0isconto<8 onfen. 0aielbe .tpar 0aDer
gu 7@1O psf. Iei6t 81 betommer.
Die .Srabers Nationalbanf BON ebts
caso" unS Die r@rlte g~eationalbant pon
Sparta" ISIS, baben Dem Gontrolenr
Der umlaufenben 8ertbpapiere( Comptro!ls
er of the Currency ibren Gntl6luB nit
getbeiIt, ibre Noten einsnsieben uno tnnfS
tigbin ols Staats banten @el9dIte gu tbun.
Die Graoers' 8ant bofft auf 6iele Wsile
idbrIi9 $500 su iparen. Nnoere yfae
tionaIbanfen, l1tdt nur in Gbtca9o, lonOern
i'm gausen gauoe, perben, benz SsrHebmeH
na6, baiielbe tbun.
Die NantaIseIeidnn9en beltefen 1t6
beute (SamitaG auf $500, 600, ltno fur
bic @o1e auf $25, 967 ,226, ge9en $685.
694,477 in Der correip. No9e oes gors
iabres.
Sob in Stem Oorf 1909.
8unoesl6ulos 9 rl6reibun9en feit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07
155chenfichc gninoiS &faafs-Beaaens
Grs0oRmetner Mee4rtbnr.

Gs bat iebt tpirflid ben 9lnl bein, ais
Oh @r5Boltueiitcr Rc2lrtbur, Der trots
beneutenoer unter16leife nod immer dig
ein FREEZER Wanm burb bic StuaBen Der
Stubt panoert, bod Der nGdIten 8lru6es=
@gi6tsz @ranbs Surb Dprgefibrt uDerbe1r
pir1. MentgiteMs lit 8unoes : g.npoIt
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largt, bGB Elm llnteri6Ieif tpirfli6 horlieat.
uno baB Die Don McQlrtbur in Der az :qen i'm
uno leine 8urgen anbGngtg &c mad2ten
@iDilflage borge6ra6ten @nti6uIf iaurasz
grilnoc in feiner Weiie 1tt9baItig ftnh. I'm
leincr am Srettag 0uf McQlrtbw RS @inS
tpG1loe bin eingerei6ten &la9el6r lit. aiebt
Der BunoeSa1tpnlt an, oaB W2 cQlrtbur's
SertpaItung ais Boitmci1ter eins Oefi7tt BON
So, 123.74 in Der oQgemeineu Go1tfa3e
uno zines bon $8244.O7 in Der S~elbanpei=
ungSs Qlbtbcilung berurla6te.
Mc9lrtbur'S GtnpGn6c mau n in erSfsr
Jteibe, 6oB er fit $4,000 bes I Oefi,its. ais
burd ben 8anferott Der oIS Reaieru,cosz
banf geltenben Goot Gour tn Wationo[
8anf perlriadt, ntdt neror ttportlid, oez
nrGdt peroen fDnre, unb fer rer. boi, tlut
Die Jtegierun8 mebrere G0u .lenb Dollars
fur Nrbeitct am 3olbaaS : @ebGuoe in
San Srancisco lIt1o aIn yijoltaebGube in
Gtncolu, Geb., l6uIbe.
0ieien GintpGuben bege auete Ser 8nnz
oesantpalt oamtt, baB AT bic @eoeurebz
nltngen ansuertennen MrtSa auf bQs Oef nit
in Nbrebnung Su brtne&a bereit 1T, iopeit
Die betrefien0en ReGym nasbeb0roa1 III
SSdlDln9ton oIelelben a1 tebmigen, lalguet
aber, Bag McQlrtbur aar5 SerantiportltdIfeit
fir Die III Der 8ont nwTl loren oeqauoa1en
$40,0 900 cntboben ieE, penn einmol lei sic
betreffenbe 8ant fg@rd) Grrihtuna canes
llhterldabamtS ara III eiteen 0lot,e per Sc
ibres Gbarattcrs olS R~e9ierungsbamf per-
ln1ti8 g%e9a19en. lnrt6 Stpar i6on gsruume
?Sett Dor ibren Gyuut1 sment, uno sum 2lne
0eren babe Der @eI leral>B oltmeilter CIT
UfcQlrtbur auf 5bridE i'd sic 8eilung err
tbetlt, I'M BUR .be5Ida samte gu hsponi1en,
ld)ol1 ebe oa 3 betref fenOe 0epoltt TIT Der
Soot @ountA RotiomaI 8aut gemadt 1eiu
fonnte.
Des 8u aSes= Nnu ats Mnsabe benefit,
pap letne I trlber 9aJegtcn 8eoenfen, cine
criminal lIo9e geger Mc2lrtMtr aufredt
81 erbalt' III, geIbnun6en letn miriien, uno
tptro oai yer redgt bal6 ocr ltngetreale 4ofts
1nctlter Ieberio riidit6tslos CUR @rantwOr>
tllng g !sogen tperbeH. pae Der ar me 8rieis
trager Der, DielIeiht aus Notb, gum Brief
oleoe LgepprOen int.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-07

NAKESKS beripri6t nt6t t5hpin6>
llf IT, 2eber@iben, llnperoaulidsfat, Sribs
I'm H. ober 6Gibneraugen, GIT beile1, tuobl
ab e. garantti1 es iofortige 2In0er.aIg unb
ri 6GIge 6eiIulVg Aaen, bic on &s9ntOrs
= Aatoew Ieib en-. Gs lit cine Der jie9enSs
! Slf9item GrfhDunsen bes SS~abrbuNOerts,
pae 10000 D. ustb1re YNttenteAa be-
3e1i9cn f0uttG "a. Proben auf 8erIGngen
an irgenb cine 8 loreile fOttcatfrct 9eianot
0nr6 P. Neust aedter l. Co., Box 3946,
New York. !6a tet eub Dor Jta6abmlunz
gen. Ndtet BARI uf, baB bic lluterid'rift
BON S. Silsbee, M. D., itd ouf jeoer Geite
Der Sba6teI beftn 3e. gu baben in allen
renomnirten 2Ipot Hefen, lotote bet gats 4
glodt. $50. So Sub @Iart ctr. Ino' Jto. As
WtonuDe Ctr.
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