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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-05-23
Notice to Build Sidewalk.

II. M-i II
Manitowoc. May 81, 1873.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29
CONSOLIDATING AGENCIES.

Washington, May GA consolidation
of Indian agencies has been agreed upon be-
tween Commissioner Haytand Scales, chair
man of the house committee on Indian at.
fairs. The latter will present a report to the
house and bring in a bill covering CONSOLE
dalton. 1t is proposed to reduce the mum.
Der of reservations from thirty-six to nine
and the number of agents from twenty to
eight. The number Of acres Of land now
occupied amounts to nearly %, O0O. 900, and
will be reduced to about 4,25O,OOO, making
a reduction in area of nearly 5000 900
acres. OF this land there will be 100000
acres restored to market, leaving to be sold
in trust for the Indians nearly 5000, 900
acres. In Washington territory 3,457 In
dians will be consolidated at Colville, 200
at Neah bay 1000 will take homssteads /;
5000 will go to Puyalup. In Oregon, 5000
will take homesteads, 1850 will be CONSOLE
ma. The 1920 .Utes IN Colorado will be
sent to Indian territory. In Minnesota
5000 will be settled at White Earth. In
Wisconsin 5000 will be placed at LaPoini.
Two agencies in Iowa and Nebaaska will be
broken up and the Indians removed to an
established agency in Indian territory.
There will DO great resistance to the carry
ign out of these charges,, and it is not at al
probable that they will be accomplished.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29
REVIVAL or BUSINESS.

Chicago, May 27.-The unprecedented
movement Of grain in this market is attrac.
ting considerable attention and indicates 8
great revival of business. Last week the
aggregate receipts of all cereals was $780,.
81 bushels. The aggregate shipments
3,105,223 bushels. Besides this there va.
received 1912 barrels of -four, and ship.
ped 49,626 barrels. Computing the flour n
wheat this shows an aggregate movement
for the week Of 7,2S5,0S4 bushels of grain,
figures never before reached in this Or any
other city on the continent. To-day's move
corded; 1924 carloads Of grain came 10, Of
which 1865 were corn. Forty-three thous-
aud six hundred bushels of grain came in
by canal. The receipts in bushels would
therefore be for to-day, including flour, 8l7,-
733; shipments, 602.755. Total movement,
l,42O,48S bushels.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

usual time in the evening. The gentlemen
operating the mill were awakened about
eleven o'clock last night and found 1t envel.
oped Instances, and the structure too far
gone 3 Save anything. 4 is not known
how il caught fire. No insurance: Los
about S $4,000.
Vermillion Standard: The meeting At
the hall last Saturday evening, to take &C.
ton in regard to securing the territorial fair
At this plrce, was we'll attended. A commit
tee was appointed, consisting Of A. E. Lee,
We. Prentice and D. NJ. Inman, to confer
with the executive committee of the terri.
torial society. We are led to believe more
than ever that the next territorial fair will
be held in Vermillion. It seems to be thu
wish Of the people Of Lincoln, Turner
and Union counties, while wei the
citizens of Yankton are rather in favor Of
such an arrangement. We can assure oul
neighbors Of one thing-if the fair is held
at Vermillion the citizens of Yankton and
the entire territory will never have cause .te
regret 1t.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29
N%ElGHBoRHooD NEWS.

Blue grass grows we'll in the Elk Point
park.
A second hotels to be erected at Madison,
Lake county.
Early planted corn in Clay county is rot
ting in the ground.
Work has been commenced on Spring
fields Episcopal church.
Sioux Falls people have pledged sufficient
funds for a first class 9TH of July.
Two prisoners escaped from the Sioux
Falls calaboose Saturday night, with the as
s~istance of crowbar handed in through the
grating by outside parties.
Frank and Louis Schlader are engaged in
the erection os fine new business building
at Tabor, to be used-.a a general merchan-
disc store when completed.
The money order business transacted at
the Springfield postofice during one week,
amounted to eleven hundred and thirty.sev-
en- dollars and i~fty-nine cents.
Farmers who have been in the country
ten yesrs tell the Vermill;on Standard that
the wheat prospects we're never better dur
ing their residence in this country.
Major Douglass. of Yankton agency,
bought six hundred bushels Of wheat on the
22d, Of the Hollanders west of Emanuel
creek, paying therefor eighty cents delivered
at the agency.
L. 7. Harper, of Owatonna, Minnesota,
lost his pocket book. containing ninety dol
lars, in Sioux Falls last week. 1t was re-
turned Immediately by the honest inhabi-
tants, all but the ninety dollars.
There are two townships of land in the
northwest corner of Bon Homme county,
which are nearly all vacant, and which EN-.
brace some Of the finest land in the county,
and are we'll wa'ered.
Springfield Times: Jake Herman, of Fl.
Randall, is engaged in repairing the old dug
way road near White Swan, using the bal.
of the appropriation made by congress
for that purpose. When his work II COM
pleted the road will be much shorter than
the n now Travelled.
Elk Point Courier The saw mill, known
as the Hoffman mill now owned by DR..
Slough, was burned to the ground last night.
1t is . total loss; not . thing being saved
from the fiery elements. The mill was run.
ming yesterday, and was shut down at the
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

The Potter committee is having a dismal
time getting into shape and entering upon
its work. The scenes attending its con-
struction and the public outcry against such
an exhibition of democratic folly has dam
pened the ardor of the committee. The
promised evidence which the committee
wss to make public is not forthcoming and
its daily meetings indicate that the spirit
of procrastinetion is thoroughly instilled
into all its members. 1t has been decided
to send a subcommittee of three to Florida
and a similar one to Louisiana, the latter to
be composed of Butler, McMahon and Nor
risOp.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

vEGET1NE.-When the blood becomes lifeless
and stagnant, either from change of weather or
Of climate, van of exercise, irregular diet. or
from any other cause, the will renew
the stomach, regulate the bowels, and impart 4
tone of Yigor to the whole body.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

The final action of the house on the limi-
tation of the strength of the armv was taken
Saturday ,sthe number being fixed at 10000
instead of &c, 900. A motion to reconsider
was tabled and this stands as the final &C
tion of the house.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

No surer indication of the, establishment
of peace in Europe can exist than the rapid
and positive decline in the grain market.
The powers have nearly completed the
work of stripping Turkey Of its possessions
and when this is accomplished English in.
terests' will be no longer in jeopardy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

The Cheyenne Sun concludes that Chey.
enne does not want a railroad to the Black
Hills. The building up Of towns %northward
along the line of the road, the Sun says,
would divide the traffic now held by Chey-
enne and the conclusion Is that unless the
Road can be built from some other point on
the Union Pacific it will be better to dis
pense with the improvement,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

Senator Hereford says II is no wonder
that mobs exist, when all the laws made by
congress are contrary to the wishes of the
people. HIS proposition is to substitute
good laws for q standing army.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

Gen. Shields is Of the opinion that the
feniaa scare along the Canada border is
purely sensational. He has a better opin-
of Irishmen than to, suppose they will re-
peat the follies and failures of the past.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

WEIGH, of Nebraska, is not the first con.
gresham who has discovered that it is a
good thing to be among the WIS when it
comes to a roll call vote. By the time a call
nears the end Of the alphabet a man ofaver-
age intellect can determine with tolerable
accuracy which is the winning side and can
govern his vote accordingly.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

Congress will adjourn over tomorrow,
decoration dsy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29

The senate, on Saturday, passed the Dis.
trlct Of Columbia bill.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-05-29
vEGETINE
For Dropsy.

CENTRAL FALLS, r. L., Oct. 10. 1875.
DR. II. r. STEVENS -
1t is a pleasure to give my testimony for your
valuable medicine. was sick for . long time
it was Water between the Heart and Liver. I
received no beneflt until I commenced taking
the vegetine In fact, / was growing worse. I
me. Vsgetine is the medicinefOr Dr0psy. I be-
gan to feel bette- after taking. a few bottles. I
have nay, taken thirty bottles N all: l am perfectly
thankful than l do.
I am, dear sir, gratefully your,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-19

'}ieber nnb nervGls 3uitGnoe. gs lit piese,d,t
oas tsfs alar Sor' anreuen tcnilden M.nsl unb
10 70 ais mericlnifte Stimulans warm EN-.
pfebIen ron bsrSpcrasenoen Me;ien uap Mna-
siif'rn. bic IS fir aubsrorpenflisb rein uno
wubltbuenc erfIdrsn. sIuh bic yrs0s ilt ieines
9pbts VOL.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-19

- Die SteilunB oe5 eieftriidcn Qid,t
itfrmes uno 3war niht nie ruehanlia,c
2bellun1. e1ie nurd ben Sastad,tcff
unD Scntin'id,en gpparat bemirtt wirc,
fcnoern bic pap1faliihe 9beilune lra
aueer geiion nun aud, nod einem Bierer
@tftnser eelunsen iein. Die ,Wiener
5reie Yreiie" besieitet bic Mufinoisuns
Der Goiion'ideu @rfinbuus nit folsenber
Mittbeiluns n@leid3eitis erbalten mir
tnoel1en rom GrTnber Der am Garltbeaz
ter 9ebraudten elettriiden 2anpe. 9errn
Siesfriso WtarcuS aus gBien, bic ylit,
tbeiluns. bab er bereits ieit einiser 3eit
bic phpffaliide Ebeituns oss elettriiden
glbtitromes sefunoen. Die eurcpdiideu
Yatente ioeten anaemeoet babe uno @oi
ion toBar in 2cnecn bereits suroraetcm.
men feiA Naberen Nabridten iiber bic
G,finbuus be8 Wiener Tehniter8 wiro
aud in ben Ser. @taaten mobl nit Su
terei1e ent9e8enseieben merben.
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2intfrunafiir Hbeumati51e.

Sa, 60 eisbt Qinbsruns fir &benmatil6t,
felba wenn lis all aar qiuosruna ptr,wsifs,n.
penn es ssbt elm 6tilMtsa. psltas pur1 1r.
bpbuna YER Ibatisfsii Der @srusn-sisisr MID.
iiSen Ausas fir bic Nsinisnns oe5 Blutss-
bas ltarft Gltmtnt sntfsrnt, Sm bic bsrpprra.
8sneaen yaibalcaen tsns i6merjiten Ssmpto
me aufdreibsn, eine Ibsorie welae bara dc
Nnalyie bss llrins ibrs 4ouiae 9eiiatisune in
ed. Der Wams tislss grObtn Nfinisunss.
miiisiS IN u6ofetter'S y 8itttrs," ein
yraparat nitt minbsr berlbmt aIs elm Sell.
mtttsI fur Sartlsitiefsit pslbe burd 0erun
rsinisuns bee Blutss bur6 bic @aue psrurlaGt
wirb, pie aud als dhsrssylitisl furDsspepfia,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-19

Gpmnaial gdiillerinnen aus ben better
5dulstn. obne 'u err6iben, auf oem 8abn
bcfe erIdienen. um BON BEN beim,iebcn.
ben Tiirfen NbltieO gu nebmen. Ttt
slbihieoslceue mar d'Sernieerreseno
uuiere Damen fiiBteu uno umara,tea biz
5iirfen unp nit 1h,duen in ren auser
fisten file aus 9ietessram in Obnma t,t
es mar 10 iconcaISs. eab bic Yoi,ei (id'
peranlabt lab, 3u iuterpcniren uuo ourd,
4nc,bnnns Der Ninuuna ees pabubcfes
bic ieutimentalen Iameu in ihrer 2icbes.
9lHtb ab3ufiiblen. Weseu icancalGfsu Be-
nebTcnS uuretn fiuf @pmRalial. Shii1es
rtnneu relesirt. Gnc prn ben @'en,a fif.
aelten 1T bic 2cdtsr eiues bGbereu Be
ainien unp cine Gle pee Prc-cp,n. Ser
buliseimeiifet bon Vuitlna bat itreas
cts. Wiereltc una dhnlid,r Nelhieoslce
ner uno iiherblupt saa Gr1heinen ecr
Oamen auT oeal eatnbcfe bel oer 3a~
tndtefotoetuua Der turiiid,e.i @efanaeuen
perfcten- -. 55ie anpels Bat man une IN
Der 2ii,fsi pcrabId,iecet, als mir hcin.
mirts }c4e.l !! lfnf 0unpe. pct6e mi,
f,aher flitterten. g1ttu ms aaf oem JSea.
eas G)cleito J" Der OfFi;jyv hitte non
anSufiiseT 'o(len genau foie mir es per
Gienien.
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ueber bic Guf1iehune he8 amor

- - lleter bic gntiiebuns ees amerifa=
uilheg pplitiIden NuSbruds "sound on
the goose question:, seiunb in Der @anIe>
Trage. iast bic g. 9. Staats3eituns
Der Mnsbruf be5iebt iid auf gang belcn=
bere Wablfrasen. Die t8arser elmer
tleinen Stactsemeinoe batten telpnberes
Snterelie an einem Singer, oer aur @anie=
'ptele olente, bslien Sanutans ihnsn ater
scH slner Mahbaraerneinee itreitis eelna6t
wuroe. NlS nun cine Mabl nit ibren
nianderlei Srasen BON afaemetner Wid=
ttatsit bsranirat, ba ertlarten bic Biiraer
lener tleinen @en,einbe runo beraus: mir
molten unS in Beius aui bic Ganoioaten
nm gar nidtS slnoereS tefammeru, ais
barum, baB iie fit unier Anredt auf ben
@anle Singer pper nit aneeren Worten,
paR fie sound op the goose question 5eieu,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-19

mare NIT bislem &adswunIh bic plnn'
aus ieinem 6alle aewihen, unb i'd bate
pcrteraeioet unb Niemano VOLTS slautsn:
in bsm 2atsrnenjunseu fsdt msbr, ais sin
sewShnlider Wenfh, fsdt cine Sal,waE
iernatur, uno tommt er ntht ba,u. ilt's
am weniaftsn msine ShulO. 5ab's gut
genus NIT itm i'm Sinne aebabt. ghate,
uno Elm Sam ner mars UNI fas BIrfdteu,
70 Jung - 70 ldmud, uno BOD 1don in bic
Shafe mctte aus 8uitsr's Stimme Der
ousbSren, tab bic Nuoerpinns elmer teinen
Nad billie benurft., rsnn CT bemsrfte treu
her,ia: Der Gap'tan iolltsn auh On iio
lfltf tenfsn - Id metne, neil Gnss fiels
ebert seaansea, una ;usl iit,s cssaeiil-
Run il, Shass autporttts Ta|ter Der
ltanonibsoI. aber nur tiarn 0abfn - tfi.
Ter, eu tae'lif eintn tSlnsen une setliaglt
t's sint bd!ft ls'ter. 0a1'e osrelent IN
eisier afsesnstsn 9iatt. une m.nn Has
sram bane'lt, loit yurihhsn !sitser auf
bie efire 81 brtneen, IT'S epbt persl NIT
Ssmaab oeganf ansulspsfn So .iee! oft
ea elmer &isjuis!sit.
Gn siasr &leiniaffit, Gasitar. pegIsbt.
5hofe trrN. Gs tto; an psn aGaas;shesas
NIT oea 6Iaidssu uuD G5iaisyn, saoreeo
Butter. nunalear aoilliannlg asiammstt,
auf.une obnanpelts une NIT ssm Hrieas
iftlsen anfltampfie, als bate ss ssapt.n,
nit isoem Stcb sinem gnbr.hsr Cen Rppi
sa serlhm.ttsrn.
(Gortfebuns folst.)
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Enutldhnf : .sni,hnaan Der

: aautldut iSai;baeeu. Der pNrz
felIsstera teri6tet: nSn Gnstane baben
iidl idpn let Sabren ssuBb6eeh Die NIT
GNttaperda pper aautiNNff sepi,ailert
Ene, hsfanssss III Yierbelta0en, teitens
belrdbrt. Sin cerartiger iSuBboben libert
bic @eiunobcit Der Yferre unp pcrbinpert,
paB iid Die Ibiere teim 93ieperlallen als
ben anieen peYWuneen. Wian empIletlt
eeeartiae aSuBbSoen nun aud fir 3immer.
Die YDrtbeile, bic em 6ubbcben pca
@uttaperda seseniiter ben 0r(,iuBtSpen
barbiete, tsitanoem barin, bak sr ls;tn
9lei6 einen Teppid sas 5immer warm,
8lott aup retnlih befleiben ipiirbe uno mall
g stsnfo ssrSui9los, alS mdren Dcdcu aus
ssbreitst, Durdiareiten f5nnte. Gin seuA>
tes 2ua mires lses llaiaatertsit ftalblos
satiepnen. 60 iisBsn iid aud IaIelunsen
,pie MOiaifen aui'S Bette nadatmen nnp
naroen eem 3immer Elm slesaates slpa.
le9en aeten,
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= Gin ruiRiher Sf6,ier mslbst Der
Ncrmcie sDremia aus Yultapa so.
eben hin i'd ron Der Nrme aus Der Tirtei
in bic 5eimot suriidsefebrt unp fam in
Dnitapa in bem AuaentIide an. als tAr.
tiihe @efauacne nad ber Tiirfei 3uriid.
beiSrbert rurben. Sd war nidt wenia
eritaunt ju fe6en. uie unIere pcrnebmeu
Damen, ttarunter and iehaebnjdbrise
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-19
fclaence Nnetepte craSbft bic 8

= Gclsenee auetepte craablt bic ..an
alo' NMertcan TimeS' bon Claiborne
Sadion. bem ebemaliSen 9puperner bon
Wiffcuri. Derielbe bate matchmaker
bic fanf TSdter elmer reiden unb purneb.
men Gamilie sebeiratbet. als er UNI bic
6ano Der finften anbielt. iaste iar, lein
@hwieaeryster; .sSa, Alait. gu ioaH
fie baten. Du ipliif aub bic Iebte baben.
Nun ater bite i'd did um bes 9immels
millen; Du wirf mir bob wenisftens
meine alte 6rau (afea!"
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3 I a .,

- Die Sberiffsna9l in ainpeb Goun.
tp lou contcltirt perben. Gin 0anoibat
behauptet, oab iein @egner 1877 Werifa.
ner fir iid itimmen liee, bic gar ni1t int
@cuntp pcbnen.
= Sn Nuitin nurte @us. Porter, Der
Scba Der notoriiden Gcnrtiiane Wicaie
Sepmour in Der Wibe Der Dobnuns ieiner
Mutter seidrHeu unb idwer pe,mumeet.
ut. We&innep, Der ben SduB abeefeuert
baben ioa 1T enfloben.
= Die Wabl in Sarrilcn County, bic
cine srrBe republitanilGe Waicritdt er.
3at, pirb rcn ben Demofraten cpn1tirt
mstnen.
= Gin Nann brans mibrenb Der Gam.
flag Nadt in oaS 0aus Der Wlrs. s. &.
nese YraSles, aemp iii Ierreu County
lpcbnbaft. i&adtette bic 5rau ourd DrU,
hunaen unb idintete iie.
g = Oranse bat bic Quaratine sesen
Neu Srteans uno Wcrsan @itp aufae.
brben.
= Der @elnnbbeitsra!h bon @aipeffcn
bat eie Gnaruntlne niHt sufssbpten; ea.
ssssn tsi&lcfien, ceal 3erlanscn bes
eapt. Sc,pter. agent ber Wprsarcamrfer.
linie. nad3Wfcmmen Anp Tie Wprsauihii
fe bic Qurantaneiiatiop unbelSitist paiii
ren 5u luiien. pai1aaiere unb 6rahten
,peroen Jest BON Stem Orleans ib,r Gin
mad 1erus befSrbert unb umsetsbrt.
Dem 0riebrihsburaer ,,yBod,en.
blutt" eutnebnen mir foleenbe @stalneuja.
teiten! Serr geHarp Dabrmuns il non.
Sheriff gum Deputy SberiH ernqnnt NOR
pen. .-pcrr gneah Gpera pom y ape
9reef tbeilt uns nit. oub ihm beim leeten
@ollmoub fir 500 wertb Yieb aeftobIen
wcrpeu iei.- Infer Gountp taun Vd rib.
men. niht nur ieiue 9huloen, icnoern
au& nod Elm baeides Capital pcu einisen
aauieno Dollars in Der Safe III babem.
GspiR cip sutes aeiden ppn ter eusse
ssidneten Verw altuns unierea grun,hs
--Sa csn 6rsiibulen ~ Baec (jno
aht wei6s nnp ieas farbiscqshrer ause
i!s1t.
= gm eriten Oienifae i'm December
bait bic Vieh,udit @slelidoft in Guerr
itre jibrIide 8srianpulnns al
= Scn pen 20 SaioiIen css Mymeu
a1Aie4 ia Talas 1T nar sin Niann i'm
Stanee AT arbeiter
- Shieid,er's maioritlt in Cameron
eruntb betrist 7s2 g thinner.
= Gine Seuerstrunit in Tplcr NIB.
rene Der lebten 5amitaa Nad,t seriaSrts
finf erofe AeidlSftshiuyer ,sno bie cate
pss Suncesserthta nit a1cn giid.rn une
Tapiersn. Die @efaifs Warfd,sue Sn.
graham unc fuprsre hraneem in eas
trenucnce gebSuoe uuo yeiteieu sas
ppast Der aRarftalle Ser YsrIuli he.
trd9t melt iIbsr 500. 600
sn Weimar creidnete Gdi on,
is. rer benz GpWmeraial Sctei ,wiid,em
ssrie 5cmutb uno einem sewilfem R,p,
nclos eine 2 d,ieaaifai~e, bas beiBt 9es
terer purce bon gtfsrem in ben 8ppf as.
ihpiIcn. Paiee baiien am Nbeuo pcrber
etnen Strel! sebabt unb 9tesnclbs feuerte
smei Sd'iIIe auf 6cmutt ab. cbne ibn
III treifen. pcmutb fist i'm @efinoniB.
Wan slaubt, oah er ireiaelaiien werben
,ppiro. pa'er IN selfNcertlsisisuns pqa'
tslIs = " : f.
= Gambia abenb rGr tronaen bier
bewaifnete Wanner IN taS @eihdit bes
SIR. @. .. Rcbinipn in 0spuns Ncd unt
insem Ne ben Glsris bic YiRolen porbiel
ten spanaen Ne Giuen oerfelben. csn
0elbihrani 5u SHnen. sic erbsutetsr
$3.50 nne ersriHen eana pie Glubt 60
| fort sourse cine Serfclsms einssleitet
rod biieb bieielbe trcb6em 80 ShaIe
NIT zen 8dubern sewedielt murten, er'
| .ctSloS.
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Gaa lllter nit ipinen Mehre

Oas Nlter nit Ieiuen @ebfe ten
nno 1eieen fiucet in Or 2(us. & 3.
sis's pamturser Erppfen elm
@iir,r, mel hes eea gIterp penes 2eten
eiuaSef, mrem es bic Vereanuns tef5e
bert uHo pie 1nnftipneu Der erIblaiIien
Orsane resut'rt; unc trdftist. perlouen
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

FIGHTING THREECENT LsGER-The citi
zehs Protective Association, composed D
over four hundred German barroom keeper
and brewers OF Wiiamsburgh, met Yesterday
afternoon in Union Hall to take measures 4
check the three-cent lager beer movement
committee OF seven drafted resolution
pledging the members OF the association not
10 sell for less than five cents per glass, 50
long as the present Excise law and taxation l.
enforced to request all the brewers to sign
pledge MT 10 sell 10 saloon keepers who
charge only three cents: asking the brewers
who now sell TO three cent places 70 stop sup
pyIng them, and giving notice 10 brewers
now selling 10 three cent places that the mem
bers of the association will hereafter stor,
purchasing from them. and will expel any
member who sells now or hereafter Tor less
than five cents per glass. The resolutions
were adopted unanimously, and a committee
was appointed 10 wal, upon the brewers not
present and get their signatures 10 the reSo
lutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

THE YELLOW FEVER is making frighttul
raNages in number of southern cities. Gre
NADIA, Miss, has by death and the flight of the
inhabitants been reduced from population
OF ,2CO whites to 200, with only from 50 to 10
well ones. The deaths have been 63. At New
Orleans the total number of cases up To the
close of last week was 975, of which 266 had
died. Seventy-three new cases and u deaths
We're reported in the - hours ending with Sat
urday night. The total number Of cases at
Memphis up to Saturday night numbered leo,
OF whom 26 have died. There are upwards of
40 cases in VickSburg. The New Orleans He
brew Benevolent association has appealed to
their brethren throughout the country for
help. At last reports the population of Mem
phiS had been reduced One-half by the Stam-
pede of frightened citizens. Twenty-three
new cases of fever and deaths were reported
from there yesterday. The prevalence of the
yellow fever in the south has ruined the fall
trade as respects that section, to say nothing
of the difficulty the planters and brokers will
experience In moving the cotton crop One
effect of the plague has been the transfer of a
large amount of banking capital from New
Orleans to ST. Louis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-08-19

THE STUBBORN FIGHTING IN BOCNIA.-The
reverseS that have befallen some detachments
OF the Austrian army occupying Bosnia have
great bitterness OF feeling towards the Porte,
as the resistance met with is imputed to
Turkish intrigue and encouragement. The
attacked by an insurgent force near Doboj, on
the right bank of the Bosnia, and although all
assaults were repulSed, the AuStrianS suffered
heavy losses. Gen: JOvanOvich has been COM
PEELED to stop his advance because his commu-
nicatiOnS were threatened. The Belgrade
papers say that three Austrian Serb regiments
mut1nied near Velka- ZwOrnik, and refused to
advance even after having been decimated.
After number had been executed, the rest
were sent back to Austria as prisoners. The
main body of the Austrian forces has now
reached the capital of Bosnia. The AuStrians
have attacked and broken up fortified camp
of the insurgents.