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The New York herald., 1879-08-23

ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ofooLE DONNELif ........ Lessees and Managen
REoPENs on MONDAY NEXT AUGUST IS.
with the seebratsd Comedian and Vocalist.
MIR JoSErH MURPiiY.
In Marsdens romantic Irish drama,
THE KERRY Cow
NEW weee WI be psodeeea u spendiS style
Box office open to-day fron9 a. NJ. to6r.M.
MADISON s9uARE GARDEN.
mMOSDAY EVENING. AUGUST 25. and every evening
until further notice amagniheent realistic production of
the popular opera of
H. NJ s. PINAPoIE.
ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS FIFTH AVENUE
OPERA TROUPE.
Ia order to render this celebrated opera
FULL RIGGED SHIP
has been constructed in the of the garden with all
MAN-OFwAR
M by 10 complete and enlarged chorus with
Dodworths full orchestra and Military Band.
Dodworhs Summer Nights Concerts as usual previous
TO the opera.
MATINEE SATURDAY. BOTH, ATs2 P. NJ
ADMISSION, SOC. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SEATS
ypALIAcK's PRELIMINARY SEASON
w Proprietor and Manager. Nh. LESTER wALLAGK
Mr.. JOHN T; RAYMOND.
who will appear ,.n
In G. +. Rowe's new and successful Comic Drama Of
OR. LEGEND OF SLEEPY HOLLOW.
NEW AND APpRopRiArE SCENERY. MUSIC.
COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. T. RAYMOND, .as. .ICHABop CRANE
with Messrs f. Hurdenbcrg. j. W. shannon, II. Lee.
Kate Forsythe Courtney Barnes, Connie Thompson and
Josie Myers.
The New York herald., 1879-08-23

- OOTHS THEATRE.
Season lS79-1SSn
Tho alterations and decorations designed by Mr. Dioa
Boucicaut and executed under his direction will be
plotted by the end OF this month"; and tho theatre viii
ON THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 4,
when will be represented for the first time stage
Drama in four acts entitled
RESCUED;
Girls Romance
The New York herald., 1879-08-23
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C

DICHARD WALTERS SONS. AUCriONEERs, Will.
lsell mortgage sael this day Saturday at A one
bay Horse Milk Wagon and Harness. Richard G. Walsh
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08
The anti Chinese bin is essen

The anti Chinese bill Is essen
tally q democrats measure. A
majority Of the republicans, both
in the House and Senate, voted
against the bill, and q large ma
iority Of the democrats for II. An
q republican cabinet is unsnim-
ously against the bill, II is likely
that the Californians will hold the
republican party responsible for .
veto, and vote the democratic tick
Of st the September election. I'm.
@. Democrat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08
Counterfeit silver Dollar.

New and excellent counterfeit
silver dollars are just ont, and viii
deceive every one unless careful
attention is paid. The general
appearance OF the piece is very
good indeed. Even acid will not
act on il. The weight. however,
is against it, the scales showing
that it has Just seven-tenths OF the
weight which q standard dollar
should have. There are other
minor defects which were sscer-
tanned after some little examina-
tion. II Is q trife thicker, for i'm
stance, than the standard dollar,
and the milling on the edge 4 i'm
perfect. The figures "6" In 1873
are also imperfect, having dots in
each loop. The same fault at
taches 10 the up" in "Pluribus
Unum." The bottom Of the .Ls
ia "Pluribus,v should be straight,
but is slightly curved, and the bot
toms Of many Of The letters in
United States Of America sre
slightly crooked and broken. The
counterfeit is q composition with
d heavy silver "wash." The pro-
verbally careful trsdesman will
need to eyince an extra amount OF
caution and give it . wide berth.
II Exchange.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08
Gov. NiCholis Should Not
Resign.
IN. O. Picayune.

j.
A rumor is in circulation, which
it is understood is well founded,
that cur worthy and much respects
ed Governor, Francis Z. Nichols,
contemplates, if be has not already
determined upon his resignation
as Chief Executive Of the State.
The considerations which have
brought the Governor to this reso-
luton have not, 80 far as we know,
been given by him, but those init
mate with him. appear 30 think
that it is because Of his inability
to administer his Office in the same
manner and with the effect he had
intended.
We trust, however, that this
resolution of Gov. Nichols is not
irreversible, but that he may be
induced TO reconsider and revoke
il, when he finds that bis constitu-
ency desire him to serve ont his
full term of Office.
Have not the friends OF the Gov
Eernor, those who selected him for
the Office and placed him there,
nothing to say in the matter which
he will listen to? We have never
heard OF any dissatisfaction, ex-
cept among disappointed and yet
ambitious politicians and office
seekers, with Gov. Nichols adj
ministration.
So far as our information goes,
the people of Louisiana has no
reason 30 complain Of any part of
Gov. Nichols conduct.
He has striven to be in harmony
with the other departments of the
State Government, to lessen the
burdens Of the people, and to do
what lay in his power to restore
harmony and prosperity to the
State. II he has not successfully
contributed to the attainment of
these objects, il may be because
the same disposition was wanting
among those without whose unself-
ish and hearty assistance his efforts
could only be futile.
III the Governors appointments
to office have not pleased every
body that was to be expected.
What Governor OF Louisiana, or
any other State, ever did or ever
can please everybody. especially
in that most dific1lt and unpleas-
ant function OF the Executive De-
partmept, the distribution of its
patronage? Ii Gov. Nichols thinks
his services in the Executive Office
have not met with the approval
and appreciation of tile people OF
Louisiana, We are not sensible OF
the fact, and are therefore in hopes
that he will be willing TO receive
such assurances of their continued
confidence as will be made TO him
when IL becomes known that he
wishes To retire to private life be-
fore the term of Office to which he
was elected had expired, and that
his retirement il for the insufficient
reason above suggested. which is
supposed, TO actuate him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08

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There are only FIVE survivors Of
the signers OF the Declaration Of
Independence Of Texas, ont Of 6fty-
eight. Their names are: @. ..
Stewart, Montgomery county Ed
win Waller, Waller county; w. b
Scates, Colorado county; John
w. Bunton, Hays county 8. w.
Biount, San Augustine county.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08
A Splendid Failure.
TN. @. Temperance Advocate, |

We congratulate the planting
interests Of the State over the fail
ure to repeal the law, giving ex-
elusive authority to the Police Ju-
ries TO prohibit the sale Of liquors
and especially the bartering and
trading on Sunday. One hslf of
the parishes had adopted the law,
10 order to protect their labor in
terests from the demoralizing ef-
fects OF drunkenness among the
hands, but the liquor dealers clam
ored against il. What did they
| care if the planters lost the labor
of their hands two days In the
week, SO that their Golfers were
filledy e
Hence very foolish effort was
made to repeal the law. But read
the following:
To the Honorable President and
Members of the Senate:
Your Judiciary Committee, to
whom was referred
Senate bill No. 80, having for it's
object the repeal Of an act enti-
tied
"An act to authorize police
juries to make such regulations as
they may deem proper to prohibit I
or regulate the sale. barter or ex-
change of intoxicating liquors, or
merchandise, on Sundays" ap-
proved March 13, 1873,
Have carefully considered the
same, and have instructed the nm
dersigDed toreport adversely there
to, because. in the opinion Of the
committee, the practical operation
of the act above mentioned in every
parish of tbs State where the
Police Jury has availed itself of
the powers conferred by the act,
has been OF the most beneficial
and sanitary character. They
therefore recommend that the bill
be indefinitely postponed.
Jan. liz, 1879.
Gro. Fl. WELLS.
For the Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Wells, the
rules were suspended in order to
consider the report at this iime,
and on bis further motion the re-
port was adopted, and Senate bill
No. 80 was indefinitely postpon-
cd.
Now let the legislature put
stop to the whole arrangement Of
repeal, and give us general State
law, 80 as to protect The labor OF
the parishes against those who
have not yet adopted so wise and
so salutary . law. 1t will be worth
millions to the State in the in
crease Of her production.
We congratulate the Judiciary
Committee for their sound wisdom.
and practical good sense. May
such men be always honored by
the people.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08

Query: Why viii men smoke and
chew common tobacco, at high
prices, when they can get the best
at .. w. BfyaB Il Co.'S, for less
money!
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08

The new Bishop OF Louisiana,
WipgGeld, was put upon the chain
gang at Norfolk and kept there
two months because he would not
bow the knee to Ben Butler.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-03-08

Wolfe Gillespie, who fought
under Napoleon at Waterloo. died
In Americas, Ga, last week. His
age was 81 years.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

Gcrbleiben o1 Scr Spibe bes QusI9ufes
g~iinitige SIT betraGten, Do Der 8lan. Deu
8arncr'i6en Stein be5 @nitoBeS in bieier
9idt no6malS IN ben Sen0tSlaal SIT tuers
fen, offenbar itiuidmetgenO aufgegeben lit.
8aparb blcibt clio an Der Spite bes
6inan3z2ln5ibuiieS, tpcil bic in Der @eIO,
frage uniaubere Wtehr0ctt ieincr 8ortet I'M
Senat jeBt ni9t ben MllltD bat, inn st
iagen: v@cD." SOllte ieooh i'm Sftober
in Sbio Die benotratil0e Hertci unter
Gipin9 iiege1, 10 m}troen in Der I'M Oc5cmz
bsr beginnenoen regeIm&Bigcn Gongrebz
9iGt bic Silbcri0ipinoter Dem iebt 9leiD
ieinem fraus0iiiGcn NamcuSbruoer non
ieiuen 8erebrcru uls BITTER obne 6ltr1t
mo GaDeL" geprielenen Senator bon 0e7
latparc bod Die YiltOle auf Die 8ruit
iebeu.
8orerit eebiibrt 8aDar6 bos Ger6ienft,
burb ietnc TeitiGtett Dem 2anoe cine lang
tueiItge uno ulrruhtb0rc SenatS 9ebatte
iher Die Silberfra8e eripart 81 Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

Sn Ser Silberz Srage lit Senator 8abarb
BON 0elatDare gum Gltt5liden letner SablS
ret6en beutlden Denlofratil0en 8erebrer
feIt gebI!eben; UNI 10 tlG9li6er bat fidl aber
Die groBe Wfebr5abl Der Deu1ofratti6en Ses
nQtoren be1Dmmelt.
Nad6em Der Senat nit beina6e allen
republtfantl6en un0 i~pentgen Denofratts
l6en Sttmmen iid getDeigert bate, Die
8arner' i0e Stlber : Siu in 0ieier 9iGt
oor5une6mcn, unO nadoem 9err 8aDar0
aus ilbergroBer !3impferli6feit babel gar
ni1t mitgeitimmt bate, poIten Die Den1oz
fratii6en Silberi0ipinbIer I'M Senat nit
bes Seufels 0elpalt Die BON 6aule angez
nommene Bill DOb nod Dornebmen. SEPT
aber tpar BaDarb'5' 0ebulo erid0pft u1o
er CAB leinen oempfratilden 8ritoern I'M
Seuat cine @rtldrung ab, Die an Oeutlih=
felt nt6ts AT nilnl1en ubrig lteB; benin ite
ltef 0arGlf btnauS: enttpeOer gebt Sbr fir
Die ieBtge 0iGt ttoB eurer friiberen vGau>
cltS" : 8ei0liiiie leoen 8eriu6 our Gor>
na6me Oieler YiI auf ober i6 lege meme
Steue ais 8oriiger Des Stnan3 : Gomites
nteoer.
Scum tudre es an unO fir ii6 10 sienIi6
9let6gulttg 9eiucle1, Oh Der Senat DieieS
0eleB aufs nuo all9enommen bate ooer
nt6t, benn 8rGiibent 6aDes tpirbe benz
lelben lolglei0 bur6 Elm bel Der iebt in
Der @elDfra9e 10 Derniinftigen SaltIng
Der itarfen republifanil6en Mtinberbeit
unumltobli6es Geto BEN @araus gema1t
baben. 0agegen mar OaS 8aDarb'i6e
Dultimatum" bon 9rDBter @t9ttgfeit fir
Die bemofratii6e Yartei, beren 1tramme
Sts5ipltn bur6 Die Nuflebnung zines ibrcr
angelebeniten Wttglteber in Die Bride 3u
geben 6robte.
Die beftiglten Silberi6uin6ler i'm Gez
nat tparen bafur, baB mar 8aDaro sum
Srobe Die @arner' iGe 8iQ tpte6er aufz
1ebnle. Nber lelbit Dem Goncurrentel1
8aparO's In Sic Oenotratii6e 9rQ1ibertz
l6aftss &anOibatur, Tburman, fiel oas
0er3 in Die 6olen, u10 10 eifrig er norber
fir 8atner's Mta6tperf geneien mar, 10
eifrig pertuenOete ct ii6 jebt Oafir, Dieies
@eleb benz 8ilIen 8aDarO's gemdB III Der
1ebigen SiGt ni6t mehr au3urii1ren.
Sine mannbafte Bartei bGtte auf 8abz
aro's Dultimatunt" bin ic6enfaQs cine be-
1%ttntrlte @rfldrutg abgegeben - fit ooer
iptoer BaDarb. Qtnbers Die oemofratiIde
Bartet I'M Senat! 8on benz v@aucus",
tpelder Die ~eIt6giiItiGe @ntiGeiOun9 iibcr
ben Strett treffen iollte, blieben beinobe
aue 0emofraten meg, Der groBe 0aufen
Der Stlberl9minbler 10 9ut fpie Die Denlos
tratti6en Gerfe6ter zines ebrliben @elbes.
Babar0 befonlmt alio auf Iei1 Ultima
tun" gar feline NntipDrt. 4ber feline Qntz
mort lit aud cine Mntport, un6 8aDarb
lit bere9ttgt, Die Intlport ais cine leinen1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
y55chenftichc Stftfn1ofs Sfoafs~Beffaeoe.

l6en IA, 12s, ober ~11ftitnbisen ein9efii6rt
iporben 1T, i'm n0tiirli@en &erIarf Der
0inge aud baS 8itiltoige cintreten miro.
Ndmlicb blr0 cine ioIde Steigerung bsr
Sc a6frage mud @eUcrbSer3eugniien,
(aIlp bcS 0reties oerlelben), pelde cs ers
m00li1t, cine gr6BereS umnle @rbettSLobne
Quf lire 6erltenun9 81, Dertpenben. DEM
bies 6leibt bas 81 unb . Der gall3en Sadie,
baB Die 2lrbeit an unb fit lid, 81
o9ne GiidiiNt auf Die Srage, ob ibr @ra
SeugniB periuertbet tper0en fam, ooer
ni6t, 9 ar feineu b%eitimmbaren 8ertD
bat; - baB li6 bieImebr ibr 8ert6 (uno
6amit Der @~rbeitsIoDn) tnmerbar naA
benz g rei ridteu muB, meI6er fir Die
fertiqe @aare gu erlangcn lit. 0iefer GaB
1T ebenio tpabr, iueun Die 2trbeiter, Ders
mittelit oeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, suglei0
i6re cigcueu 4%rbeitgcber filo, tpte ipelln fte
fir cinen boss" (vDerrudten &apitalis
lten") gegen 1agelcbn orbette1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

So1ne OeS Dlannes, Der i'm in ben Sob
geIoGt bate, furatbar gerGd)t moroen.
G0redltd muB bteleS @reigntB auf Die
Wtlttcr oeS @rlOla9enen wirten. = 53iuar
Gugcuic 0lS ehemQltge &nilerin, als OaS
gSeib, ipel0c3 ieinen @atte1 III Den Inter
gang beBte, neroient feline &%beiln0bme.
Qber Der Mutter, Die ibren ~cigenen
Sobn ullo i'll iblt SUgLei0 Die M68li6feit
Derloren Bat, G0uin zines @eibledtS BON
&oilern 5l lper6en, miro ic0e Wlutter ben
un9eDeuren Sdmer3, Der beute tbr 6er5
our6miiblt, nadempfinben tGlnen. sic.
Die DieIleidt b0bereS Grbcngliid senoflen
bat, alS irgenb ein dltbereS Iebenbes QGeib,
lit Deutc snm unidgliditen Sdmer5e Derz
bGnlmt. Die eit3ige @rl0iung, ouf pelde
c nod bofien fam, lit Der gtieOeygan9
i'll ebcn icne 9Iadt Oc5 80bniinnS, in
ineIde tic Die u%n9iiidlide Satin Des @r3s
ber5ogS Wfarimtlian 9etrieben bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
See S6wetsertf6e @emeraGseOmfnl.

Der Sobn $ /, tpel6er BON Der @ranbz
SURF in 0al6ington tpegen ltnterl6leifs
unb TGII1ung in N%1tlageitanb DerieBt
tuur6e, lit Der General GouluL 0er Sdmeis
III 00ibtngton uno ais ioLGber Der 8ertre=
ter Der S6mei3 BEL oer Ser. Staateu, 6a
Die NlpenzJtepubli iim ni1t ben 2uTIS
elmer @elon0ti6aft bel ibrer groBen S6mez
tier erlGllbt. l~Iebrigens baden iG aud Die
0er. Staoteu ibre @ertretung in Der
S0iDetS peretufadt 1nb 6a[ten in Bern
feinen Minister Resident" mebr, ionoern
nut etnen Charge d'Affaires".
0err 0ib, 6er lid friI0er zines iebr guten
9tuts e%rfreute, gertetb lit leiue jebi0en ihtpez
rem S~erIegenbctten our6 ieile Getbeiligung
ait BET ,German-American Bank" in MQibz
ingtou, mcId)e Dor einigen MouQten urter
3iernLim ber6G1tigen llmftGroeu i6re 3ab=
mar. Ob 9errn 9ib S@iuereres 3ur 0ait
fdQt, Nts WangeL an Wa6iarnfeit, OBJ er
peri6uli6 an ben Derbred)erii6en 6anos
uie Die Qnftage iagt, beoeItelloe Summen
unteridlaget bat, 0GS tDiro uobl 0ur9's
9eridtlide 8erfabrcn feitgeltellt tuer6en.
Stir Die Sd)ueia mus Die @rintnGlsN Sins
ffage gegelt i9ren biSberi9el &ertreter in
MQi9in0ton nm 10 idmer3liGcr ieir, ais
iie nit 9tc9t auf Die @1rLtHtett unb 0te6tz
lAaffenbeit hires 8eamtenitan6es ftol3 lit.
@enn Setnbe ser republifaniidm Staatsz
form Die @ebre1en beS ameritanil0en
Geamtent6Mms ais 8epeiS fiir bic l1n3uz
IGltgliUfeit Der republifanti6en Stats
form ais loIder anflibrtet, 10 pflegte man
ftetS auf Die S6tDeiSer 8epubtif binSutueis
len, beren 8eamte 10 tii6tig unD trOb elmer
at ipGrli6cn SelolDung 10 ebrli6 ieter.
0teS Sob tit, mte geia9t, Elm geredtes.
Nber ba folnmt eber III Der 9hNIblit,
ipel6er mau, i'm 0egeniab Su ibrert9ors
ruption, 10 oft Die 0te6ti6affenbeiA Der
S0nei3 entgegenbielt, Die i6ipere Qnflage
gegett BEN @ertreter Der S6iDei5 iuegen ges
meiner Qerbreden, Die 3tDar lidt un1nits
teIbar feline Qmtsfibrung betreffen, aber
bod aud auf 0ieie einen i6tpar3en S6ats
ten tperfelt.
gtatitrli1 tpdre es, ieIbit tpenn ft6 6as
Sdlimmite ilber t6iB beltGtigen 1oute,
b06it ungere1t, tpeger 6ieies Derein5elten
SALES 6as idipei3erti6e 8eamtentbum fir
min0er gut 81 Daltett, ais es in Der Tbat
lit. Mber ibre @rfabrung nit 0errn 6iB
miro bic @i0genOiieni00ft tpo6t D%eranlalz
len, ibre nbcrite 8ertretung in ben Ser.
Staaten forton cinem Gerufsz 0eneralcon=
jul 81 ilbertr1gen, Der ii6 auf iein Qlnt 5W
beldrdnfsn bat un0 ni6t iii Die 0efa1r
tommen faltn, our6 gei1GftIiden Qei6tz
finn ober gar geiddftEi6e llnreolidfeit ii6
ielbft Shanoe uno Ieinem 8aterIanOe
S6mer3 81 b~ereitet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

mar, baB tie i'm nltr 6eu gitronenz
aSrin5 nau1ten, @r tpor ant 4. September
1910 geboren. Sctn BrN0er, Der 8rin3
%QLeranoer, lit eiu 1al6 oerfrilppelter Gilnz
pei. Menn iebt Brin3 6einrid, 0er 8ru6er
beS a6nig8, nod lebte, Ser @emQ6l Der
Iobter be5 prcuBii6en 8ritsen TrieoriG
Scarf, !piirbe Die 8erIiner Spefulafton auf
@influB am 1oQ6n0tI1en G1ron bQfb in
@rfltGung geben t01nen. 9enn eS lit faum
ansunebnen, DAB Der nell etn9cgorgenen
G9e beS &0nt8S g8tlbelm nit Der 4rilSeis
fin bon NaloeG nod Stn6er entlprieBen
perOe1. Ser &0ntg 0ilbeIm III. bon
6oilQ16 lit am 10. Sebruar 1917 geboren,
o[Io in ieinem SO. Sabre. Der beritorbene
8rtu3 ,,@itron" mar ein lol6er 8ummler,
OaG er 9tidts bon trgeno elmer erniten gez
i0Gfti0ung ipiien moQte. SIN 6oaau6
tpur0e ieit ipiiite5 Qeben BET ieocr 0elegens
1cit lit Der Qreile unb aud lit Der Gammer
bIoSgeIteQt, 10 oaB CT leine STEELE ais uSns
Ipettor ser GaDauerie" (!?) a1fga6, tDO=
fir ct einen @ebaIt 6eaog, Den Ell in Starts
Deriubelte. Gr iou einraaI (nabridetllt6
I'M 9tau16) cine 8erl0iDDrutg 9elttttet baz
ben, I'm 1eilen Gater Git enttbrDnen.
0ieier 8ater mar III ieiner Sugeno un0
in leinet glitter Elm eben ioldsr 8urtmIer
un6 QGitftling, ME ietn So6n. DIS lcin
Nater itarb, mar Ell 80 Sabre ait l1t6 trieb
1t0 li6erlid III Ser @elt uu16er, Niemat6
iDuBte tpo. @libttd trieb man i'm in
S0ottlano auf, no er ais 9iebba6erin etz
ncrS6auipieleriu nit elmer Jog. yS0mie=
re" (eirer tpanoernbeu GruDpe) um9er5og,
pobct CT ben Souffteur ipielte. Sein 2ez
bensipanoel uno Ieiue ~2iebldafteu iparelt
iclbit fir Die 6oudnOer gu ptel, Die bod
itarte Nerpeu la6en.
Die peritor6ene Mutter beS Brtn5en ipar
Sophie bon 8itrttemberg, cine Scooter
8il9eIm's L.; ie lebte g~etren1t bon i6rem
Monn in 8aris unb bate groBen @iufluB
am 6oTe Qouis 9lapOleonS, ben lie nit
Gugenie ger1etnlam 9e9en 0eutl3l0no
aufDebte. Sic iuar es aud, pet3e Gurems
burg al Sranfrei6 %Derfaufen woQte, uno
beinabe iNom OarnalS einen &rieg 3tpiiden
BreuBen uno Sranfrei6 angeitiftet bate
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
GomfIina 4ttto Qnutor.

Sn Ser Sribe 6es 10. Stunt fam es I'M
Bunoes lenat 81 Quftritten, mie man tie
bort ieit ben alten SflaDenbaronen 53eiten
ni6t mebr erlebt bate. Die gtadtiibunq
erbielt iDre uterolide N~nsOebuurg burd
ale mDgliGem parlamentarii6en Su1jtz
ittde Der republifanilben Wtinberbeit,
nel9e 81 bieiem ,Slibuitiertbun" our9
Die SrutalitGt Der 0iebr1eit getrieben
tpurbe, Die beina5e feinen republi>
fanil6en Steiner iiber ben Gtat fIr's Seer
gu gS0rt fomrnen lieB.
Gegen / 11br Mtorgens erlangte enbLi6
Senator @onfltng bon Stem gorf oas
@ort. st oonnerte segen Die SDrannet
Der oemotratii6en Mebrbeit. peI6e ben
ganSen Sag Iber ALIEN parlamentarilGen
&e6te 3uWiber ben &epubIifaneru Oas
Q8ort abgel6nitten babe. Damn nerIt6erte
er: 10 LANCE ct i'm Senate lei, ioGe feline
Otin0erbeit beIet6igt, gefne6elt poer e~rtpiirgt
Deroen. 0arauf fam Der &ebner auf 0as
@ebabren Der 9entpfraten betreffs Der SEE
t%piQigungen fiir cen 6au5balt Der Union
Su lpre9e1, erinnerte an ibr reDolutionGres
8Or9eben un6 al tbre iebige &engitli6feit,
bic es i6ren berbtste, Den anfGngliden
8lan Der Nusbungerung Der Gegterung bei>
;ube6alten. Den 0eeres@ Stat, Der llbrigenS
nit 3ultimmung Der meiiten 9tepublttaner
i'm @bgeoronetenbauie angenOmmen tpurbe,
besetdnete er als etnen &niff, ais elm @auz
telipiel. 3u9Iei6 bei6ulbigte er bic Weebrz
belt 6er Sreuloiigteit, tpeiI ie ben Gepus
blifanern nt6t einmaI 10 DieI 3ett gebe,
tpie ite ieIbit in 6ieier SiBung fir Die 8iu
ibsr bic Niiftiiippiz9 etde in Iniprn9
genOmnen.
Oa i6neIte Ser iOnft 10 b6fi6e unO
feline 3ebeu uno Profe1ior 0arndr bon
Mtiiiilippi, Der Die IeBtere 8il i'm Senate
bertrat, in bic 60be un0 idrte: vS6 er>
fibre 6ieie 8ebauptung fir cine abii9tli9e
~iimwobrbeit unb tpeiie fie nit Der @era6z
fnnq 3urif, Die i6 fir i9ren llrbeber
fI6ie.% grofeIor 2amGr ba4te BET bieien
@prten beibe 6GRite-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23

beltcia", nnb man bergaB babel beinabe
ben Sieg beS y6nascar" i!ber bic yGsme=
ralOa", obglet0 Gbiti nit oicier 3ugleidJ
10 biele braDc Seeleute u%erIoren BAT. 9Ser,t
Defibt iebt nNr mod Gin gr0Beres &rte9ss
ldoift, mdrnIi9 ben p6nascar" nit ieiner
eigten ft6 b61ftens gum 0afenOienite,
unO ieiHe sDei GnrDetteu vunion" uno
vYilcomaDo" f0nnen fid) nt6t einmaI nit
ben b6Isernen Gprbettem G9iLt's meiien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-06-23
Ser grtas pon eranieu.

Der &ronprins bon 6onan6, Ser BEN ST.
tel Yrtlt3 bon Srontem fiibrt. lit 3u 8aris
geltorben, 100 er it6 ieit Sabren einem liz
oerlIden 2ebenStuanoel ergab un0 unter
ben @ocotten unb @riietten 10 betannt
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-06-06

last week has taught me now good,
how gentle, and how patient you have
grown, and l love you better than ever
| did before. Can you forgive me for
the rus | practiced to learn whether l
might indeed aspire once more to your
hand?n
Kate Raymond said No." at tilst.
but she said YES" afterward, when
Charles had convinced her of the per-
feet propriety of his conduct
And did your aunt know ="
:" 1t was she who insisted upon it,
Kate. She wished to prove the temper
she had heard was so tickle and uucer-
tain"
And she's perfectly satisfied, sound
ed the spiuster's voice behind them.
"Well, well, l see shall have to look
out for another companion, Charles
And the old lady's wedding present TO
Miss Raymond was set Of diamonds
that queen might have worn.