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The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-12-11


In their flock of sheep there was big
faced ram. who terrified maraudlng
bows and iutrnding vagabopds, and
asked no better fun than to send some-
body heels over head whenever be had
a chance.
Jack and Dan had brought him up
from lambhood. but he was no longer a
lamb, and of his painstaking education
only one trait stayed by him. distinct
and angry recollection. of the rod that
had not been spared in his early and
somewhat stupid youth. To the day
of Billy's death, little stick shaken
before ANYTHING. would send him "head
on" at that luckless object. and the
bows often amused themselves by climb
ing the pine rail fence and dangling a
small switch full in Billy's sight
against big post; the result was sud-
den and severe tn Billy. and he might
have seriously injured himself if daddy
las the boys called Jason) bad not
found them ut this sport one day and
strictly forbidden il. Cruelty to AMI
moIs was one of the few things that
roused his choler and mado him impsr-
tive.
One summer Mrs. Carter received o
letter from her brother asking her to
take his bov few months: his wife
was 90 feeble that she was going home
TO her fathers's with the baby and a
vonng child, and Jeuison could not go
with her f,r want of room. Mr.. Wires
did not want him in the city with him,
at a boarding house. bnt was willing to
nav his board at Noppit: so he came.
Jenison Wires was sharp, city bred
boy. with varv little faith in anybody's 8
goodness. His father was pushing
money making, profane man, aud bis
mother meek cipher. He himself,
at the age of fourteeE, conld smoke
and swear and talk sailor slang glibly,
for he had run anywhere.
Mrs. Carter wns troa9'ed and dis
pusted to fad such boy on her haud7
Jason considered that God in his wis
dom had sent the hoy there for his
good. and resolved To pray for him af
for his own boys. and set him as good
an example as he tried to set Jack
aud Dan. and to "deal with him.. ns hi
EXPRESSED it with view to his eter-
nal saIvation.'
The bows thought JenIson was won'
derfnl. He knew so much. he mac
seen 40 mnch, he had 80 many things
he had such pocket knife and such
swaeger! Bnt when his first oath came
ont Jack and Dan wera startled.
.Look-a here," said Jack, "don'
Won let daddy hear no such talk al
that! He'll TIME you up If he does
and no mistakei'
"Whe-e>ew!'' responded Jenison; '-
amt boy; guess I'll swear if ! wan
to, for all Of him. he amt SO p'ons
himself. bet, but what he rips ou'
something" - -
HE DON'T he don't! never! th'
boys exclaimed in unison.
s.H'm! guess you don't hear him
The old fellow keeps shady before folks
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
une fsrnerbin ale pisr,sbu Gage

TE'"'FVFH WIT VIFISEVH LHBF'
DIR eansunsspldS ttssr 9ampH6tFs In Baltinpr, IA an.
elttr Depot Der Baltimore une Ohio ifsutatu, rsl6t al
b@ttsrettt als irssns cine 9~titn6asn ben Rtp Sri mi
philadelphia.
BET AnipHft Der SampffSifs rirs las BssUt fur al, min,
&nssftltsu etf6lcfsn, f. sas bic Gfnraustr,r ni6t srr a.
tapr ausetitst tne BON B~ttrlstrH btid riustlt ~ rers,n
mas tn anhtrn SafenPlis.u lsistr 70 Oft Der aau IA.
ltnet Interchangeable 9Srsass aufmtrtian, ryslSt ii,
9tiit init unitrn soften bttttt; Die paTaattre fus urtt,
Strtittn, fSnntn I'D alfs NIT Ssetrmaunp sra6aSiasr pba,
bas aneert, ptsb t inbirtettn RtiIsn, Eusst nitt ffatt st
yaFasttrs sstsn tn Bremen fSsIsiS an Bort hes Ss,aI.
bampttrs uHe strlaftn ~eenfsItsu sff tn gaIttmsrt-
aDtssa rsitsrsr aasiunft psnss man I'D an bic GsaraI.
gsenitn
A. S6n6maGsr & Co.,
Ro. 5 Sab 9ap st., Baltimore, WS.
gastnist Gssnt,n fur 3ususu, uns llmatasus g,t,,
Rttneu. Spbu, DUBUQUE, Soma.
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9ootensettel oes 9tattonaIs
Haf 2tberaIiSutuS. "at iia

I'm Der S9uinbiu9t ieiner eig.nen
yrin5ipsn. unb gbarattsrlOIistsit iiarb I'M.
ianft ano zines unriibmIi1en Sooes
Der uns,beroise Sobn elmer ,sroben aera".
Seine Wirbslidule mai bissiam mie Sum.
mi, feline @elerttsteit bre6bar ME cine
8sttsrfubne uno feline Sprun9traft Hau.
nenerrsseno. aufsspdppeIt ipuroe bas
Rino nit Der SausHai9s zines qroben
Namens, ouf Der ssiariebsn itnnb ,Jirit.
lide Sunf f! aber ieio artig unb foleIam !"
War au1 bic Contribution bes uilben
SprDblin9s ME Die f.itsits. ba bic 2no-
4sntbeile aus jlbii9en Yroftdssma9ern,
lastsrbaftem Sppoitionss.iit unb eneit-
ret9sm Siinfel %betanben, 10 umi9lang
Sas loie @srippe bod Der @irtel nit Der
Sni4rift: n@essn &Om!" lnb bies
Ter Slrtsl belt 10 LANCE. Bis sr an BE
sigsne Saite sins ga seristb Ger rs6ts
NIT Dem lintsn 2%unssnfissl in Conflict,
uno dr9erli9, oaB Der pilbe Gangsu niat
pariren wolte, briidte Ser SauQflaiaen
Snbaber Den Sunsen fraftis an Die 8ano,
10 oaB Inn Der 4tbsm ~ausging. CT Iant
llaIlps 6"uluUIHNeH uHo lelD leBter SeuJ=
ser mar 3ll6en uno SluGen. ginit bere6.
tIgte bos &ino gu 10 ia6nsn S%ofnunsen ;
IS ~tlstters ibermiitbis i4on an DER Seine
zines Winiitsrisiltls binnuf, - uno iebt
lisst e. oa, Elm Sduf3en ai6e, Elm Spisl
Der 8inoe. Der Gpott Der OiIiciDien, unb
oas beuiibe 0oIf ipeint ibm - feline
Sbrdne na9. Die @rabini Drift
absr, Die IS ibm istt, bsiBt 10:
ga Iitssn bic 8irssr une SrnteI
Die mid 10 s!snb ssma6t;
Sie babsn ais ,,frsis Dtnfer"
Nur unbsil ausgetaSt!
sic bra6ten mir aeiisnfrsibsit
lne aud baS 9riineertbum
limb bic 8sperbefreibsit,
Dies S9ma&. Gpaneelium
llnb ben GultaIfampf i6ufen
Die Sen'tr unb al feline Nptb;
Sect ater ne bsu@lsrild ruisn
pWan pertbsusrt benz Gplte sas grpb ="
Den Spbn babt ibs snsl'9 aefunhen,
Der Iclten .Sslpen astibrt;
8ptilpb. zap BON e;sisn Runesn
astn Cling ger has 3arsr mfbr fiibrt!
Requiescat in pace!
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@egen ale 2eiben Der
{ b /.

2eberletSen.
Srrr Simon S&nspt pittsburs, ga.-babm
N@ ais Elm pprSisIi8ss Nittsl ssssn 9stsrIsisen
e%rpirIen.
Seberperbdrtuus.
@ulfaee Sausr, nlaeiua, Wp. baden mid
ron 7'tIbrtgsm Sstsr!siesn bsfrsit. 0tb. feline
before WsbiSiu.
Tieber.
Gtrilf. S4ulb, SsSsn aans., - rrlSItrn mid
BON bsftissm S9ittefsber.
Sicber.
Or. SafUt Brewer, ct. 9puis, Ni1. tparen
BET 0alsnisbsr BON SSrtrsfai&sr Wirfuns.
Sbntfel= Tieber.
SafOb 5rsi &Sd Sslanb Co., Sas. - msSsn
IN Inrrsr @sssSS ais cas- bette Wi tel ssssn
8iebsr bstra&tet.
@ebfct' Tieber.
Strr SEQ. Ssnns. Bethel, We. giet tsin
bsNsrss WPittsl Ssysn Sas @s6idftbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

Bss- alte IsS.rin gu ibrsm bariuB Dor
Der quite bsrumlunssrnosn %fobli9mar3sn
SunSsn) .Waidinston, tomm' bsrsin
uno 5ieb' Define S4ube an; IS 1T bsut'
Sonntag ="
Sunss: ~aR. Sas 1T ia aass Gins !"
Iessrin /: .Summsr Sunss, Milf Du
an gnoe, baB Die 2sute Did fir sinsn
Sriiasn anisbsn 2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Qftrr Aiene &Soba.
Oeneral : MGemfna

fir bic Observation-Disclosures
Sulpsrtaf & 2lort6sru Su[. Cos, Don SOuSOa.
8opaf Sn(. g., Don Sipsrpuof.
eoramsreiaf &niou Ar. g., pom SonSOu.
German american Suf. g., Don 2tsw2 JurR.
Sf. ganf Ssner & 2aarins 9uL. g.,
Don ST. gauf.
ST. So(sp6 Ssnsr & 2aarius Sul. &c.,
pom ST. SOftp6.
gflanilf 9nl. 60, Don GLEN YOrR.
German SnL. g., pom Srssporf, 81.
y. g. ACCIDENTAL An. &c., pom $artforS.
Srapsfsrs' 8uL &c., pom SartforS.
Astua Sie SuE. g., pom SartforS.
Gttft nd6ttsm asmpasuiuu, ti, I'D Bel rem gbtsass uus
6shpn Btuu hura pantli1t 3abluns ttru UtrluE, g.
raert eabtn, %tmpfteltn I'D ftba uns isnntn gsrH&truustu
ssn atssatRum ~ ben biaisftu satta tntststn stuss uitr
rtretn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

WaacnleiSen.
Sctn 3. SCferfslsr, 81 YaIc, 0pceforb
Co., Sas.-Meine Grau, rsl6e felt Sabrer an
Wdgenleieen lit, truree eur1 ben 8sbrau6 BON
Or. Augut 8Unigs Samburssr Irrpfsn spl.
ltanei8 pieesr bsrssiisat.
Mfaaenperihlcimmne.
36siabriges esiosu.
W. s. Sail, 3anlas GitY, Wp. - baben mid
75sidbrteer 0rsts piseer rpafOmmsn berasfeQt,
na9rem t9 aas SpHnung aufse3stsn.
nnperSauli 6feit.
12'iabrigss Ssiosu.
8rau Annie 80. SObIpnsrr. Rietlstpn, ga.-
SD fam pom @rune msines Ssr,sns iaasp, bae
I'D 8ett Sants, sa5 sr mir eur@ eielrS Nittsl
gsbrlfen Eat.
Gppctitlcfsfeit.
Deter Clemens, 9ittle Orleans, Wb.-Sb bin
"a Sabre alt nne fcnnte feline Spsiisn msbr sr-
trassn, babsn mid pieStr nsa ssfrdftist, mad
lem t4 i6. n bic SpHnuns aufssseSsa.
S6pd6e.
CHARLES Sauptrnnn, Silver gpint 81. s.
baten mid Ipireit curirt, ea6 i'd mad aGt Qlp.
Den langsm Srantietn nun rieesr msinsn Sc.
lfdftsn naGseben fam.
Srdmpfe.
Capt. q. Saumsartrn, Gi6lant, Sy,-batea
mid gu lebsr a3sit tpn 8rirnpfen bsfrsit, ia, tba.
ten als SsrbsusunssmittsI aasss;si6usts Disnts.
Solic.
2uepta @stsr. Dane Co., @ise, - babsn
rnstntn Srbn sCn bsfti5sr Collie bsfrsit.
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8 lltteS s,

ScropbeIn.
@atb. Sartinss, ct. 8pia, SbiO rotten
Sarpbtta nit Der @urid aus.
S6sartiee Slehten.
Ssrr Stsit Snansass u. g.-btfritsn mid
BON elmer bpsariista 8ls&ts, an ptl@sr Id bri-
nabs 2 Sabre lit.
SHeue Wunsen.
StropbuI6fer Ratur.
8rau Glifabttb 5til, Raraltbpn, Wisr,-bsil-
ten rtttntt Srbn pen sinsra pTsuen Ssin, an
BEN CT sisIs Sabre lit.
Wild Sein.
Sophie GtslmaGsr, Winnsipta Cafe, Iinn.-
eurtrts pHrnrs gsin, an benz it leit IL Sabrsn lit.
8lutsef6mnre.
DIR. 8. Wrlt Trenton, q. S,-tSprdisn cine
spufpmmsns 9stlan8 elmer lanSpitrigsn 1ilfsL.
Scpfweb.
Or. s. 6. Grssteng Sambura, pa, - efiI-
len AUD bet i9psrsn 8alsn, ibrt MiiTpn.
Sersffepfen.
phil. Rpt Saltmsils, @ise. satsu mir
meme @siunebsit pisesr,, na&tsm Id lanss 3sit
an Ssr,flppfen lit.
2eisen eeS peibIibcn 6efblebtS.
8rau Gliiabstb @i9um, @alusiu Grove
Sas,-baten mid mad brsipp&sntlitsm sc.
brau8s sOafansis bsrstaslt.
Santfranfbeiten.
&usiSl6ss S6pGrsn, Sal,1aTs, 8lsdsn,
Witsisr 8sItpiirs, Garbunfs, Riugpurm,
@riuSfppf. i6limms aussn, &ptblaut arSst,
Sbprt WiBfarbs unb anesrt 8ranfbrttn Der
Saut II Der 0tbrau1 Der 3rppfsn BON unssr.
slsitli8er Wirfuus. Cine in ,fst8Iait 9
pire In fat alien 8Glsn ben llnslaubisfsu BON
Der Wirfnns sisiss psilmitttls ab~sssussn.
Die 6lai9e hamburger Eropfen toite
80 @ents, Ooer I'M SIai9en 80. fnb
BET allen apotbstsrn unb SanbIsrn tn
meAi,iueu ,u hohsp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26
Stt 3rie8e init 8reu6en.

@m Sonntag Den 30. Suli bot in 8ers
lin Der rs9isrsuOs Shirt bon 2is6tenEein-
serubt uno ;Uar bis gum ndaitsn Morsen.
Sies fano i'm Gaiierbof itatt.
Der %ssnannte Sirit bsiinSet Iid nod
i'm &ris9e nit benz &Dnigrei9 YreuBen,
oa na9 Dem Staatsre6t Elm Gries 10
lGr9e Oausrt, biz Der Srisoe spilhsn DEN
straightforward unterjei5nst lit. 3nii6en
9rtuBen uno 2ie6teniein lit aber i'm Sabre
1866 tsin Griebe ;u Stanbs sstommen.
Gs lit baber b69it bsbausrli9, baB
SrsuBsn Die f9 ON Sonntas barbietenbe
@sleseHbeit bat DOriibsrsebsn lniisn nit
2is6tsuiteiu einen r~u6mp0llsn ssrieosn ber=
beiSufdbrsn. Wit SiIfs bss Yortiers bss
&aiierbuis fudre Dies gang sspiB m6sli6
asneisn. limb 10 ittQt ii9 aud bel oieier
untsrlaii ing ods usbsl beraus, oaB Die
abpeIsn5sit reg lcitsnbsn Staatsmannes,
pel6sr aQss ielbit tbun I'M, nidt ben
f~lsinIten JrisSen Dor einsm Gnbern perri6s
ten loisn mill, ldbmeno auf ben sanssn
StaatsOr9anismu pirit.
Sic Solss III, bob mir beute nod nit
BEN uns befreunoeten Staat 2iedtsnItein
i'm ~tisfiten ariess lsben.
8el9s &lsinisteit more ss absr sew.=
len, am iinsitsn sonntas bisism trauri.
gen 3ultano elm gnoe, Den &aiieJtof su
einem neuen NtOlsburs gu MAIDEN!
Ser &ei4stan,lsr brau9te nur aui benz
Corridor Su t~partsn, biz Der Setter Der
@eidide 2isdtenitsins fliuselts, bann on
Stsae oes SirIen 5u trstsn uno bisism
fclssnosn Srisosn 81 bittiren A.:
S l.. 3pii4sn prsubsn unb 2ie&tsnRsin
miro Dem &risss fir episs Soften Elm gnos
bsrsitet. 2isdtenlsin pgrphi9tst i9
Yreubsn nismals Su Iberfalsn, su iiber.
rumpsln unb Su psrtaufsn.
So. 2is6tsnitsin 3ablt cine &riesseon.
~tribution BON 5 Warf nsbit 3inien felt
1866 uno tritt an Yrsubsn Die Norooi-
itritte auf orei Sloduasen ab.
So. 2i.dsnitsin psrphi9tst ii9. feline
Sruppen in Der Stdrts bon iiber orei
Wann on Der SrsnIe gu concentrirsn.
S 4. Sn 2ie&tsnitsin finSet bic S&lei.
iuns aler Ssdsn itatt uno perosn ole
YarabspldBe Dem groboosn slsi6 ssma6t.
S 5. gbsnio psrosn ole Soloatsu "a.
Irt.
SOiisn mir. baB unisr ssnannter Ssino
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u nterb E 9.

Rpttp: gnfGntisr Sdtr3 3ienttt Sem
% .. Gbrifen, erbsitsrt be Sttle uns
bsfSrpert islbf bic @sfunbbsit
bea Qpfbpa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

ssS- 60 1T irsilid melt BON bier, wl
nan Is ie6en faan, untsn in Sio. airita
Sidt BEL ben 3ulus, unb nabe bel be,
Gapitaot lit es uno oarauf Itsbt ssI4ris.
ben auf benz S9ilo
Multum in paryo, pro bono publico,
Entertainment for man and beast all of a row
9sdsrtr aei, as much as you please,
Excellent beds without any feas.
Nos patriam fugimus, now we are here,
Viyamus, burt ben gsrfauf pom Bier;
On donne d boire ct a manger lei,
Come in and try it whoever you be,
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4 g ntnr

ffr bic 8 arSsisH 9ampf3ihs. gSnpasnis,n nae ss4s, q.
adslibs Mbfabrt.
tamburs- Amsriianii&s 9init 16 Dampisr,
Ypre-3 tutf&tr elpsb, Bremen 16 Dampfsr,
&unare einte liverpool u. Nutpsr. t6 Dampisr.
Rtb Star Cine Dampisr.
Die dauftntt ssn yafastutn. tt 10 tn ben ltStsu Is
Seertn auf hititn Dampfun tnribr uae binabtr iptstrt
east ans bic bette Smpfttlnas unb baden mtr has 8utrsy en-
ufina 8rtuntt ssa4ut
Ssn gsrbinbuns nit Sbissm, feus i'd
Ws9iel auf aae 5mpttdbte guropa's aus.
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Warnung

gbs Sbr Or. @us. &Oniss hamburger
Sropfen fault. laBt Sud uon gurem apos
tbefer ober Sdnbler BITE Namsnsuntsridrift
BON u. 0ogeler g. Co., ssisen, bamit
Sbr ni4t bur4 i4Ie4te @a9abmunsen
betrossn werbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

SOHsn mir. baB unisr ssnannter Ssino
BEL ieinsm nd9Ifen 4ufsnibalt i'm RaiIer.
bof ni6t uisoer psrpaSt ionoern geIteat
uno ssiiuan9sn piro, benz i9rtdli9,n
arisss5aitanos ,in SaIt gu ssbisten.
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y N q ii 1 e n.

&~aafbritft. 5~spstshtn, n.ba attn pftiltatu psh
rrstn anfs pinitli6ft ttsrst.
cfaes; Ode bon Dasin uns S. Giraffe,
DUBUQUE, IOWA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-08-26

9tns ersst auspatl bee btHtn Statt. Gistntbuns, ntt
an6 barrsn unb yrairtdasutitn sRs bd MIR htts ~ ftn
9~nnrientn Ctttneunstu ~ tattn unb trfrHt Id iteiu, Der
fdn @de tn Gietnibam h8u unb atptnnSrtuatnb anitasn
nth. meme etan ~ prafn.
6ar gnI.euns Bon gapttaIi,n pirb arf a9nat nab 70 aat
Grtft Gorge ~sttrastn.
Better Riene.
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Gtienbabtt St6etS

nae altn baupthabin amertiaS rnS gaIifsrnia'S fSnnr
len eanttn dae In mttntr SfTft N ben rtstlnaSsta,n grtiltr
etiauft rtrbtn; q N nt2t n6teis 40 anf Ten Dtppts BIZ
Rtpptu dnfssri ~ IaHtn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
MI. sherman nnd Inc senn,e

WARRINGTON, November 3.-Within the
past few days Secretary Sherman has re,
ceived qHite number OF letters from Re.
publican members elect 10 the Ohio Legls
lature, asking him il he would be a candi
date for the Senate. He has also received
letters from other parties in Ohio, desir,
ing the same information. From Cincin.
natl he received letter signed jointly by
two or three members elect to the Legis.
lature. To this hehas made reply which
in his estimation, covers the ground. He
declines to be candidate or 10 allow the
use OF his name as q candidate. His posi-.
ton is the same as in reference 10 the GOV.
ernorship, last summer. He is not a
candidate, and it is too early to say what
he would do il the position was rendered
by the unanimous vote Of the Republicans
in the Legislature. His refusal 10 become
q candidate is but reiteration OF what he
has said all the time. He has informally
expressed himself as not desiring the
position. His intimate friends saw, how.
ever, that II the Republicans should be ur.
able TO agree on candidate. and the
position was rendered him with unani.
nifty, he would accept.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
HICKMAN USfyERSITY.
BADLY Used Studtnt.-rUWa ". Gown.
Ann ARBoR, Mlca.. November 8.

BADLY Used Students-TOWa ". Gown.
Am AKBoR, Mica, November 8.
ElsOSS LitliiESsesr
In consideration Of the gross injustice
that has been done the students and the
University by the publication Of various
sensational and grossly unjust articles In
many papers we deem it advisable for the
benefit Of those Of your readers who have
been students here, Of those who have
children here or expect TO have, TO Get q
Just statement Of the case before them.
The students OF the University are com.
posed Of young men-irom nearly every
State in the Union, to the number Of l..
500, aud among this vast number It is not
reasonable to think there are unruly ones,
but Tor the press Of the State and the cii.
zens OF Ann Arbor, whose almost sole
revenue is from the students to pronounce
the whole body OF the students as hood.
lums' and "loalers," Is absurdIy false.
The whole trouble Of the present dis.
tuTbance arises out Of the ill.adyised,
wrongful and malicious acts Of the town
authorities. The trouble commenced at
the postottice. The mails from the East
and West are distributed at about seven
O'Clock, the most convenient time for the
students 10 go 10 the office. The post.
master refused to admit more than one at
a time for his mail, At which rate il would
have been several hours before the last OF
the tive or six hundred then waiting could
have received his mail. Although this
caused some indignation among the boys,
they were very orderly, until they were
incensed By the profAne and insulting re.
marks OF the police, whereupon q few
groans were INDUCED in, at which the po-
lice entered upon an unjust and unwar.
rantable assault and arrest Of the students
TO the number Of ten or twelve.
Students who were passing quietly
along the street were assaulted and arrest.
ed BY the police and specials" but the
great and sublime farce Of the occasion
was the calling out Of the militia, who
charged on the students for no graver
offence than passing on the sacred streets
OF Ann Arbor. The only one hurt was 8
citizen.
The police and Specials" received or
deEs 10 arrest every student found in the
street, and were promised 81 for every
student SO arrested. AL the actions are
highly condemned by all high minded
and impartial citizens. The sole cause oil
the trouble was the arbitrary and uncallet
for action Of the Mayor, arising from hos
tile feelings toward the University.
Great indignation still exists, and meas
ures are on foot 10 prosecute the authori
ties for false imprisonment, and the bes
legal talent Of Detroit has been retained
by the students; and a lively time vii
follow unless the town authorities give ~
all action OF any legal character towards
the students. W.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06


Nearly sixty millions OF specie have
been imported into the United States
since the LIST of January last, and fully as
much more has been dug from our mines.
All this specie is TO be added to S3i6, 6sl, ;.
900 Of greenbacks and $685., 10, 29S Of
national bank notes, and also to the
amount OF gold and silver coin previously
in the country, say S25O,0O0,OOO. This
gives us, in round numbers, not less than
$1,000, 100000 OF money in the United
States at this time, which is fully 200 mil.
lions more than tee amount available at
the time Of the panic. when prices Tor
most commodities were from % to 5Oper
cent higher than they are to-day. We
have that much more money and a much
lower range Of prices, which appears to be q
contradiction. Its, however, contra.
diction that threatens to reCtify itself, il
wemay use the word rectify in such con.
neCtion. TheGreat danger in this country
is that prices will get wild again, and that
wn oil lnea nnr noeition as m o,na.4;r,,
country Va h.vo odJoJ oooo-iI;n. 20
tho Novambor dsb, s,o,omont sIo taI
Ill., ,bo hanL oi,onI..;nn 49, 49, ~,
OtJanuary of which s. ,0OO, 900 were added
n tho siIvo- oo;no,o - 49, - .,o''' w
oro o11in. o,o,,, ,,e,. - 81 80, y
s;rar coino,o ond ~ ,ho hon,. $50 ~ ~
T,is os,i,na,oI ,ho, L' 49, w., - 1850. ''.'U-
orr ;r,nor.s - .ro,;o g. 49, ~ al :
sra,laJ ~ Cs r'i,I;on. ' ' ""' W
So,w;,hs,.na;nm III, ;.,.,ou.. IL.
=, ,U.no, ~ H. $50, ".1 '. -s ,U'uu4o
th,. all ,.a.s 49, W. Law -
oooro orartor ~ ona ~" 49,. % . 3
.i"nIo dan =, Nav vi. =, .S DUu.o ' ~
IsnaI ;r,O,as, ~ ooooUrt ~ ".U:S""- -
in ,bo MOVE, ,na,t", Tt;s .o.,',.T h 49,,
,bo immoaso in1,,;o. - col. - .o:-
,bo Io., ,I,,ao nnon,hs T,s;Too, : '.o". - :.
10 o.,;m.,aS hot ~" s.ooL. ond 80 CO. ~ ="
,bo roiIrnoSs ~ ,ho ooun,rv hara boan 80 ~ "
f,,sd cav evo bnrdr.d milI;ous whiob
;nNo,ior wa,,d of ;,Sa,T oh.orh Nv ;,uu ma.a
por,ion Of mr. ,srgo vo,nms NJ monov 7,
tales inst tb0. mncb mora monav " hon
die the same securities, II other vaIra.
were inflated in a corresponding dsorsS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06
The Republican Column.

GENERAL SHERMAN, in his yearly report,
says that the "combatiye force" OF the
army consists Of eleven generals, one
thousand five hundred and fiity.nine Off
GERS, twenty thousand five hundred and
sixty.six men and two hundred and
thirty.three Indian scouts-in all twenty.
two thousand, three hundred and sixty,
lime men. There are in New York city si1
hundred and seventy.eight polling places
II the whole army should be concentrated
there, with view to intimidation, each
place could be surrounded by a little les
than thirty.three bayonets. These woulG
inspire very respectable amount OF awe
But what in the mean time would be
come Of the ballot boxes in the State o
New York outside Of the city, or in the
thirty.seven other States? 1.-THE work o.
intimidation is to be thoroughly done the
"combatiye force OF the army must be
increased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

New York Bulletin.
The impoHatiOns of all description Of
OF pig.iron at New York during the nine
months ending September 30, foot up
57,9l5 tons, valued at 81 1855, as against
1885 tons, valued at scOl, COS for the cor.
responding period last year. OF the total
for the current year, little over one.third
was received during the month Of septem.
Der alone. Arrivals during the current
month will foot up even heavier than ior
September, and in all probability the 40.
gregate importations for the year will be
pretty close on to 10000 tons. OF old iron
rails and scrap iron, Il, 200 tons, valued al
nearly 500, 900, have been imported dur.
ing the nine months, whereas Tor the en-.
tire twelye months last year only S97 tons
came 70 this market. Steel rails have been
imported TO the extent Of 10, $50 gross tons
(all for the New York Central), and OF En-.
gllsh iron rails, $3.50 tons have been re.
ceived. OF the former there were none
imported last year, while the latter. il Inc
first importation since 1872.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

MRs. GENERAL JOIN Z. Fremont is very
popular in Arizona, where her husband is
Governor. She is very handsome, has
beautiful gray hair, and is brilliant con.
yersstiOualist. She labOrs most among the
poor and uneducated.-EIeHGn9e.
Mrs. Fremont is well remembered by
many Of Ihepeople oil Wheeling as most
interesting aud accomplished woman. In
her whole career as a woman she has
proved herself worthy to be daughter Of
Benton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-06

The Louisville Ky CouriT.Journal
irightens is readers in Indiana by the
announcement that the Democratic Com
mittee OF that stat. "hGz positive intorms.
ton Of q Republican scheme on foot to
colonize ten thousand negroes in the State
between now and the first Of April"