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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

THE Secretary of War has completed
his estimates for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1881. They aggregate $4OO53,
218, being reduction of $344,5OO over
the estimates made for the current fiscal
year. The original estimates submitted
to the Secretary by the heads of bureaus
aggregate $54, 1884, 5S, but they were re-
duced by the Secretary to the sum named,
that being the smallest estimate that
has been submitted in Congress for more
than twelve years. The greatest reduc-
tiOn has been made in Notifications, for
which the estimate was $4,12S,5OO. The
Secretary has reduced this to 100000.
The estimates for rivers and harbOrs
were $14,3S1, 045. The Secretary has re-
duced this to $5,O15,OOO. The list of en-
gineers' estimates. published last month,
for the various western rivers and har-
bors are reduced almost 33 per cent. in
each instance.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
A Suggestion for..the Schools.

Prof Huse, a graduate of West Point
and teacher there for several years, now
principal of Highland Fall academy,
says that 1850 young men were appoint
E. to West Point during 10 years, from
1866 To- 1915. OF these 697 failed to en-
ter, 3,8 left before completing the course
ami i55 graduated. an average of Az
per cent. of the appOintees failed to en-
ter. and A per cent. of the remainder
failed to graduate. This large percent
age is fully equaled, if not exceeded, at
the naval academy, Annapolis. Prof.
HuSe attributes large proportion Of
the failures to defective preparation in
the common English branches. The am
bitiOn of every school to be a high school
and of every academy to be a college,
and of every young American to "gradu-
ate" somewhere or somehow, has crowd
ed physiology and cOnchOlOgy and all
sorts of OlOgies into the course of boys
and girls under Is, and the consequence
is that arithmetic, grammar, geography,
and spelling, which ought to occupy the
first place for the first 10 years of school
life, get sighted and crowded
out in favor of these sO-called higher
branches" Prof. Church of West Point
says that candidates are not so well pre-
pared now as they were 25 years ago.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
Gould and Tilden

Gould is regarded as heartless spec
ulatOr. He is the owner of the New York
Tribune the most stalwart and radical
of Republican papers. To the appeal of
the Howard Association at Memphis he
sent check of $1,000. In addition he
tells the acting President to go on with
the noble work and he will foot the bills.
Jay Gould processes no friendship for
our people. His money is sent for their
deliverance from suffering, disease and
death. Gould has family. The whole
South voted for Tilden for the highest
Office in the land. He is worth millions,
and is bachelor. Last year the afflicted
yellow fever sufferers appealed to the
world for aid, and Mr.. Tilden subscribed
$3.50. Does anybody want to vote for
such blOOdless fossil again? What a
contrast exists between the speculatOr
and the selfish, blOOdless politician
Columbus (GaJ Enquirer-Sun (Dem.)
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
Notice to Contr ctors.

T N pursuance of Act No. III of 1859, and acts
i amendatory thereto, the undersigned,
Commissioner of the DOdds Creek Swamp
Land Improvement, will receive proposals in
writing for the cleaning out and Strengthening
of the channel of DOdd's Creek, commencing
at point in the center of said creek three 81
chains west of post on the east line of section
z, town 36 north, range west, is chains and 80
links south of the northeast corner of said sec
ton Z; thence running in nOrthwesterly di-
rection to a point where said creek crosses the
north line of section 1, town SO north, range 3
west, being IL chains and 80 links east of the
northeast corner of said section 1.
The work necessary to be done consists main
ly in 9uo ehoPping and 90 cleaning , out Of
along the channel and banks there
of, trees, timber, logs, stumps, brush, &C.,
and, where necessary and practicable, digging
and making new channel, to the end that
when the job shall be completed the water will
run off freely, and make permanent improve
ment. -..-...
Length of proposed improvement, accord
ing to survey, being miles and II chains.
Contracts will only be made with responsible
bidders, who will be required to furnish two
acceptable sureties as satisfactory guaran-
contract as required, and complete the work
in good workmanlike manner by the first day
of December, 1879.
Proposals will be received by me in Cheboy-
gan village until ..i.s
Two o'clock p. W., on theISth day!of
October, 1879, ..
where the survey of said improvement and
form of contract required can be seen, and
such other information obtained as may be de-
sired. 10
Payment for the work will be made by the
state in any vacant state swamp lands in the
Lower Peninsula, at the minimum price estab-
lished by law.
The right to reject any or all bids deemed in
consistent with the interests of the state, is
hereby reserved. ROBERT ROBINSON, =
Local Commissioner.
na% oI CkaI,O Cor aInrQ n
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

The race of the Pacific railroads to the
western coast is likely to become spirit
ed. The Northern Pacific is being push
edthrough Dakota; the Atkinson, Topeka
and Santa Fe is working rapidly into
Arizona, and we now have assurances
that work on the Texas Pacific will short
ly commence from point west of Fort
Worth, in Texas, to San Diego, on the
coast of Southern California. 1t is cred
liable to Colonel Thomas A. Scott, the
protector of the latter road, that during
his visit to Europe, in search of rest and
renewed health, he took occasion to in
terest a number of capitalists in the en-
terprise, from whom, it is affirmed, he
procured all the necessary means to con-
struct the road. The western half of the
United States occupy sucha vast expanse
of territory, so sparsely settled in the
main, that we clearly need additional
lines of telegraph and railroad to tie
them together more closely. One trans
continental road is not enough. Four
will not be too many. The one we now
have has been of incalculable advantage
to the country. The wonderful develop
ment of our Western domain is largely
of its procuring. Soitwill be with these
new lines. All along what is now a
wilderness will spring up a series of vii
lage, towns and cities, the commercial
sympathy between the East and West
will be deepened, and the interests of the
different sections become more homo
penpOus
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
The Stale Fair.
From the Detroit Post and Tribune.

From the Detroit Post and Tribune
The fair which has just closed has not
been as successful financially as the one
held in Detroit last year, although the
receipts probably show handsome sur
plus over the disbursements. The wet
weather of the first four days will prob
ably account largely for the noticeable
falling off in receipts. In every other
respect it has been a marked success.
The exhibition was good in every de-
partment; the arrangements made for
the convenience Of visitors on the
grounds by the pOstOffice and express
company, and for their accommodation
in the city by hotels and private individ-
uals, were unusually complete, the pO-
lice arrangements were excellent and
good order was everywhere preserved,
while the attendance of the President
and his party was new qualification to
very many Of those who came to the fair.
The society has not in many years done
as well on its fairs as in the past two
exhibitions, and the result fully justifies
the decision made year and a half ago
to locate for one biennial period in the
City of the Straits.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

The dimensions attained by the petrol
cum trade are indicated by the figures
reported by telegraph, which shows that
the total export from the United States
for the month of July was over 100000
gallons, of the aggregate value of 81 1885,
461.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

GENERAL WOODFORD who accompanied
Mrs. ChisOlm to Kemper County, Miss,
prOnOunces the trial of Gully dreary
farce from beginning to end. He found
in Kemper county no purpose to vindi-
dictate the law and punish the mob or its
ringleaders. .e
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

A CABLE dispatch from London, via
Liverpool, announces that there is no
prospect that the bi-metallic congress pro-
posed by the United States, and prOvis-
ionally assented to by Great Britain, will
be held this year. The occasion for the
delay is found in the alleged failure Of
the American representatives to obtain
the assent of some of the leading ma
tiOns. ftf..-. tl.rF
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

Gov. ST. JOHN, of Kansas, writes that
all of the Southern pilgrims in Kansas
but 60 out of 1000. have received en-
plOymeut, and are not only self-sustain-
ing, but laying up money. The rs should
open insurance offices and then the
Governor would have clean balance
sheet.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

JUDGE MORRIS, who is one of the
counsel for the prosecution in the CHS
holm murder cases, bears three wounds
as mementOes of three attacks by bull
dozers or political enemies. His law
partner tells the Indianapolis Journal
the following story of the Judges politi-
cal experience: Four years ago Morris
was the Republican candidate for State
Senator from Warren county. He had
made vigorous canvass, and was rea-
sonably confident of election. The
negroes were unit in his favor, and a
considerable portion of the white popu-
latiOn were also pledged to his support
When the official count was made, and
he was shown the returns from the
voting precincts, imagine his surprise
at gazing at a long string of ciphers
Not one vote had been credited him on
the blanks. Inquiry among his friends
developed the fact that many votes had
been cast for him. He realized the fac
liidt III tIidu COlum uhl1y W SOheOoe 81
election once decided in favor of Dem
Ocrat was worse than useless, and &C
cordingly let the matter drop. Severa
months later he met one of the inspect
Ors, and said: "NOw the election i!
over and decided, you can get into M
trouble by telling me the truth. To con
test now would be useless, as the statute
of limitation prevents such a course
just tell me what my majority was a
the last election" The inspector, aftel
a moments pause, replied: well, Judge
FL tell you. You had majority of 1,
1867 by the actual returns" This SO irri-
tated the Judge that he decided to obtair
the nomination and run again. He dit
so, and is now the candidate for State
Senator for Warren county. He is al
most sure to be elected, too.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

DURING six weeks the United States
received from Europe, at the single port
of New York, over twenty-One and half
millions of dollars in gold and bullion.
This is over forty forty-four tons of gold,
on an average of over two tons day. 1t
is now certain thai, within a month,
thirty millions, or sixty-four tons of SOL
i'd gold will be paid to us by Europe for
our products. a
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

THE latest great engineering project
is to unite the Caspian and Black Seas.
The work, it is stated, has already been
commenced.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

RETURNS as to the Legislative election
in Maine have been received from all the
Senatorial districts, and from all Repre-
sentative Districts, except one. The re-
suit is as follows: Senate Republicans,
49, Democrats and Greenbackers, IL.
House of Observation-Disclosures,
80; Democrats and Greenbackers, 60. In
one district the result is in doubt. The
Republican majority on joint ballot will
be 81. 81.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
Low Prices Ind On long TIME

Low Prices lind On LONG TIME
eratlroa,i Is constructed sand In operatior
from Jac kson to Gaylord. distance OF LM q I'm .
bred ant thirty Sin mile. and Will soon lac CON.
pe'cd to the strtiis of Mackinaw, a furtht.r dIs
Janc,. I about iftyfivr miles.
Particular attention is allied to the lar: tracts
of the best white ana Nor gay pine tIIrI,Ia. nv
the line of the road. and upon the Au SabIt.
CheboyQan. NJ tskegon and Manistee rivers the
most mportantiogging streams IN che stale. -
The Farming Lands of the company include
| some of the mostfertle and we'll watered hard
wood lands in the state. Especial at ention lis
called II the farming lands in Crawford Otsego
and Cheboygan couaties. which SIRE high and
rolling; timbered mainly with the finest hard ma
Pile; coil, black sandy am and abo- ling in
springs of the purest We er. These Counties are
being rapidly settled and the numbering business
In the vicinity will afford to farmers q first rate
! market for produce for ma 1y years.
| TERMS OF SALE.
For pine lands, One-fOurIh down, and rema
der in three equal annual payments with int
| est at seven per cent. For farming lands to
tiers, longer time will be given if des ire
Send for illustrated pamphlet, full Of FAN
| figures, address,
- o. NJ. BARNES, Land Commissioner
nols-ly aA%La Lansing. Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

IT having been decided that under an
old forgotten law the exchange of coin
by the government for paper was illegal,
except where especially authorized.
Secretary Sherman has decided to get
rid of his surplus coin by having it paid
out as part of the regular disbursements
of the government on checks, salaries,
and other Indebtedness. He had at first
intended to authorize the exchange of
coin for greenbacks at all the sub-treas-
uries, but an old law heretofore over
looked prevents this. Secretary Sher-
man says that coin has constantly &C
cumulated in the Treasury since re-
sumption, and this plan is adopted to re-
duee the heavy accumulation. The Sec
rotary says people seem to prefer paper
money, and if the entire surplus of coin
could be thrown open to the public at
every considerable town in the United
States in exchange for greenbacks, he
doubts if the accumulation would be
greatly reduced. Hi a
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

AMID the prevailing depression in
trade among English manufacturers,
comes intelligence from Lancashire that
in the past fortnight one of the leading
agency firms in that city has taken more
orders for American cloths for India
than for the English fabrics during the
same period. In this fact perhaps the
free-trade fanatics may discover how
protection protects American manufac-
lures, and how it develops them so that
they reach out to grasp trade that, but
for the protection which is developing
our industries, would haveIbeen mOnOpo-
LIKED by the British manufacturers.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

HARD times continue in England with
no prospect of improvement. A dispatch
from London states that according to
present appearances the distress among
the working classes of thickly populated
towns in the northeast portion of the
kingdom will be most intense during
the coming winter. Another heavy fail,
ure is annOunced-thatJ Jones Brothers
of the AYRSHIRE Plate mills and Middle
borO Nail works. They employ 600 hands
and are behind 100000.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

Gln00 returds in so days on 500 invested
0IZUU Official Reports and information free
Like profits weekly Stock options of $40 to $50
Address, 2. Petite, wigh. Co. Bankers, 35 Wall St.
N. Y.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
Gen. Grant Around the World

by Hon. j 1T. Headly, the prince of descriptive
authors. Lose no time as the demand is simply
immense, and territory being rapidly taken. Will
outsell any other book. For full particulars, ad-
dressHUBBARD BROS. Sc La Sale st, Chicago
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27
NeaU Advertisements.

AGENTS WANTED For the Best and Fastest
cling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices reduced
per cent. National Publishing Co., Chicago, Ills
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1879-09-27

From the Detroit Post and Tribune
we take the address of Ex-Governor Bag
ley on behalf of the business men of De-
troit welcoming the President to that
city, and the Presidents response to the
same, the reception being held in Whit
news Opera house.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21
gori9niien su bret GbeiIen"

wGori9iiien 3u BRET Gbetlem"
Die Gebe, tDo5u Der StaatSantpalt %tretteno
benlerft, oaB Gin 8ori6uB, Der SIT Duna7
nitGren 3peden 9egeben Durbe, bod ntdt
in orei ShetIe getbeilt mtrb. Gin tpetteres
Selegramm lautet: vEradten Sic tpeuigs:
items, bier ober odt gu erhaLten, BET pref
fornlnt auf mid ni6tS. 8aroop." Sin
trelteres Setegr0mln: vSbne Nor1hltB
ttno Der(ei bloB afaOemilde OisfulltoueI.
O2it Dem 8prlduB crit bcipeilen olele
6erren ibren pollen @rnlt." Die Srage
Oes St~aatsantpalts, Db Sonnenberg alBer
8araop nod iibcr anoere etnlllBretdc
DISQUALIFICATION Dcrfitgt bate, be1i1tnorfef
Sonnenberg beiabsHo, tpet9ert It0 aoer,
ibre ytamer Su nen1ei1, ipas MIR tur eDcn
10 tpa6r ais oi5cret unO flu9 balten, Do
1t6 Inn bic betreffcllocn Derrer1 lD0Dl 1p0S
ter redt DnnfbQr cripcilert lDeroelt.
0a1nit bGttcn mir DEN Gerlauf oleleS
Qufleben erresenoen Br0;eleS in letnen
bauptlGaliden i3ii9en oargelteut ulto bas
ben MIR nod 6in3uSufiigen, Dap nod Mnz
oo6e bcs S~toatsaunaIts bic gtcten benz
8eltber Strafgeriht (bob tpo1L gum Gorz
9e9ei sesen 8araOp . iibsr8ebcn lpcroen
iouen, unO baB ibIieBlid bas urt6eiL
mad Dem NuSlprud Der @ei6lporenen oaz
bin ~lautete, oaB S6mei5er BON Der
QnfIa9e bes Betrugcs freiSuipre6cn,
Sonnenberg bin9e9en tuegen 0es gleis
den Ner9ebenS nit a6t Monaten 3erter
gu beltrafen lei.
gir baben fetne 8eranlofiung, uns nit
Der @eredtigteit bteles 1rtbeils 1tGber SIT
bei6Gfti9en. 8leleid)t, baB in Der SDot
BET S6met5er Die iurioiiden Sritcrie1 bcs
Betruges ni6t uorlagen, oa DaS Gernttz
teln bon Srben uub Gtteln fit 0elo ia
ntdt perboten lit uno leiue Bermittelung
ia tDatldhlid cine vreeue uno erfolgretdc"
getDelen 81 letn ldeiIt. Sb undergraduate
Weenldell, pie 9tanoOr S%onnenberg, 16t
Wtonate &erfer erbaltcn DDer niht, far1ll
urs aud glethguLti9 bleiberI, abcr i6limnt,
iebr l6limnt lit e5, oaB etu 10 b06geltelter
W}ann pie @orabp itd 9an3 l6alnIoS
nit etlteln Sltbiect IDie SDnre1berg Ders
btnoet, um our6 off%entunoIge Nnnabne
BON Seltehungsgeloern anldeInel1o III
Observation-Disclosures Melie - letl1en ctgez
men Si1anSen aUf Die 8cite 3u belfen.
9enn 10 naiD lit bod ielbit 6err y. 8araoD
nidt, baB CT ir9eu0 einem aberdeen ben
@lauben oil letne bun1anttGren 3Dede 3us
traucn ioute ? 9tun ober fornult bas fit
ulllere Nni6anungen ScfrenoenOite:
vBiceprdiioent bes &eidstags fann CT ut@
m09Iid IGnger bleibelt. So benft uno
ipribt bier ale BeIt, mas I'M Sntereife bes
Qnlebens Der ungariihen 8oltsuertretuug
audi austpdrts 0ffentIid 9elagt iperbcn
mug, i6reibt Die sc. ST. 9r.", unb
iDirO babel wobl aud benfen, baB nad
ioldm vSranSactiouen" mad ioLher
Observation-Disclosures" Elm Mann aud
nidt nit gbren Abgeoroneter bleiben BARI.
Sb iblieBli6 Garaop angeflagt uno nerz
urtbeilt iDir6 ODer ni6t, oos ideint uns
gan3 glei6giltig. 9as moraliide nrtbeiI
ilber i'm lit iebenfaus geNrohen, unb atpar
lit elmer Wetie, baB mir nidt begretfen,
pie man baS Nerbleiben elmer iol6en 4er=
lOnli6teit i'm po(ittlhen 2e6en nod fit
mO9lib balteu fanr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21
Ser Sras oSer etanm=Sarfa.

Ser Srus poer Mlnu>O0ria in Gentral>
9lien lit elmer Der nerfmurotglten SlIlie
Der MeIt. ST tommt aus ben @ebirgelt
n0roli9 pon Snbien ul1b buedfr0mt oos
SSnnerc 9l1tenS 1uf cine Strede bon ctnG
1000 Weilcn. ST lit Bis 1900 WteiIe1 Deit
BON let1em NnsfluB III Oen NraIlee fur
3ienlt6 tief9ebenDe VabrSelge l6iffbar.
ST llinrmt ale @eDGiier 0es Dltlt6en 8ofz
bara un0 6cS noro0itli6eu Nfgbautltan
auf uno pGl3t it6 bal6 barauf in elmer
8reite nols 1900 bis 5000 SUB uno elmer
Siefe bis SIT 80 SUB bur6 Die Wiite unb
bier un0 oa burth bradtonue Salen, bic
6urd ietne 8eiuGleruug %entita1oen itnb.
9aB IS feline &ultur unD feline StGote an
ieillen 1tTern gi6t, lit ni6t Solge OeS 3uz
ftaubes bon Gano uno 6luB, ionocrn Der
8ertpiiitungen Der Surfomaueu, Die feline
feite Mnlteolung bulben.
0as nerfmuroiglte an bielem Strom
ober lit, Dap er friiber ii6 in bas groBe
&aspiide NRcer ergob, jebt aber in BEN
NraI> Gee HieBt. Syn alien l3eiter
idon tpelOete ct letne Stromung uno err
goB ii6 III gtteoerungen, Die 10roo1tlt9
lagen uno 6iloete bort Den Nral See. 0as
mar INNS Sabr 900 mad Gbrtitus. Sc6s
Sabr6unoerte ipGter aber, i'm Sabre 1924
brad Ct itd) tpieber Den alien Weg na6
ben Gaipt See; Der NraL See trofnete
tpieoer aus, u10 man falto auf ieinem 8oz
ben Die Gltnen alter StGote. go blteb eS
bis gum Sabre 1900 cttpa, ais Beter Dem
GroBen Die Na6ri6t gebra6t ipurOe, oaB
Die !0errl6er bon &bipa aus Surdt Dor
ben 0tullel1, ourd etteh u%ngeDeuren Damn
ben Gauf oeS NmuzDaria pom Golpi See
ab un0 nteOer benz Nral See 3ugeDembet
bitten.
Der Strom 1T aber Ser 6auptbcrfebrss
meg, tpeI6er bic ruiiildeu 8affen bur6
ga13 Nitea bis mad Snbien tragen fam.
Geter Der @roBe mar Der Wtorn, Der 0as
be9rtff; er Ie9te iofort Die Setting &rass
noDoSt auf Der Stelle olt, mo- iid frii0er
oer Strom in ben Galpi>See ergoilen bate,
un6 lbidte Stpei Grpcoitioncn ab, UNI Den
Damn 5M c%1tfernen rllD DEN dlten Saul
mieber ber5uiteIlen; oielelDen muroen ies
bod Don Dem Golf bon G6ipa Dernid)tet.
Beter itarb b0riiber, unS Die Sate bLieb
liegen bis 1887, no cine Expedition inter
8eromsft gu bielem i3iped ausgcidiGt
puroe, Die aber i'm S0nee urnfan.
SEPT, mo man GDitpa unO IurfeItdn
erobert bat uno bis 3u Den 6o1nallern be5
SIus ODER Mntlt=0aria bor9ebrungen lit
Tub oiretter 8~erbin0ungen nit bteien
teuen B%robtnsen heoarf, lit Oas alte Qroz
left tDteSer auf9enomlnen noroen. llno
tuie IS beiBt, miro oaran ldou nit aller
@nergie 9carbeitet. MQeroings t0nnen
9ampfer iebt Dom Nral>S See lit ben Strom
~gelanger, aber cine 8erbinbung nit benz
groBen GaipizSee lit biel tpidttger. Son
bort fitbrt Der Neg brett mad Mostau
uno ct. PeterSburg per Giieubabu unO
out Dem mG6ti8en Wolga@S trom.
Dteles Sroiett 9tuBlanos 3ur TIQuno
oes alten SluBbettes bes Srus, 6as inn
oberen She'll nod 4Saiier entbdlt, lit zines
1erer rnertiulrOtgen Qroiette Der 9feuseit,
[poour3 Die Utenl6bett Die Geographic Der
Gr6e gu ibren 0crtbeil torrioirt. Oobin
mub man Die 0urditehung 6es eSlt5muS
BON Sue5, baS 9roiett eines' 8al1omQ
SltbmuSs @onals unb aud oieles Grusz
Yroieft rednen. g. S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-07-21
OcrtniSMfeS.

Son SO empbts, Eenn., tpirb ain
IL. B. teIegropbii6 eiu neuer Nusbrud beg
9elben Tiebers beri6tet. Stint r1eue
Sale ipuroen Der bortigen G,eiunb6eitsbez
boroe oltgeSeigt. 3pei Ocr 8aticntcn 1tno
lettDer geltorben. IS mar ipobI taum n0s
tblg, olelen neuen ~ TiebcrouSbru6 CUR
offentl1deH Sen1t1tB 3u b~rtngcn, Oenn feir1
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