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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

A DEIIRIoUs BOYS PERuoUs WALK.-Officer
bowling reports that about s:45 O'Clock yester-
day morning son OF Mr.. Darnell, OF 1861 ST.
while deliriouS from a fever, got out OF the bed
room window and climbed to the roof ard
walked over several roofs, and got In house No
1855, where he was found uniniured
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

MAY MARSHAIL's LONG WALK.-To-day MAY
Marshall. who on Monday evening commenced
at the gymnasium the task OF walking 27e0
quarter miles in 900 quarter hours was still at
her task. and up TO 2:2O O'Clock had completed
her l6sth quarter mile in $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

UNITED STATES 4 PER CENT.
L BONDS on hand for immediate delivery.
District of Columbia, Twenty and Thirty year
Gold Skies for sale
3 65 Bonds of D. @. guaranteed by the United
States CcuVOn or REGISTERED. bOGEht and sold.
Other Investment Securities bought ON ORDERS
aug2-tr LEWIS JOHNSON & CO. Bankers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

FWestern Massachusetts, made 10000 bar
fels or cider the past season, and temperance
people are aghast
The Cincinnati authorities have decreed
that bakers must stamp the weight upon every
leaf OF bread they offer for sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

Mr.. iEwITT's LABOR COMMITTEE this morning
heard Mr.. Joseph d. Weeks. OF Pttsburg. aSso-
ciate editor OF the fran 1Ge, upon the relations
between employers and employees. He strongly
favored the English system OF boards OF arbitra-
ton, 10 whom disputes between masters and
men should be referred for adjustment upon a
Just and equitable basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22
The Chinese Embassy i'm st. Peters.
bIIrp.

1T. PETERSBURG. Jan. 22.-The Chinese en-
paSSS was received by TIL Car on.Mon&ay last
WlIh great ceremony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22

CARE or .lRoN NEssELS.-The following order
IN relation To care OF iron vessels has been
issued by The Navy department: The inner sur
face OF the plating Will be examined semi
annually, and thoroughly SCraped and painted
where necessary. Special care is to be taken to
remove all rust before applying the paint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22
RUSSIAN Steamer ira Afghan

IAICCTTA. Jan. 22-Intelligence has reachnd
ihlS city mat a Russian steamer has made It's
way up the river ONus and beyond the Afghan
frontier.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-22
Thc Ru>sO-TurkisI,T Treaty.

tUNsTANTIN0rIE. Jan. 2l.-Prince LabanOii.
me RUSSIAN ambassador to COnStautInople and
,afatheodor PaSha, the Turkish minister or
foreign affairs. had an interview to-day. The
GelnltlNe treaty has not Vel beer signed
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

Tennessee thus far is ahead In the war
against concealed weapons. 1t was fondly
imagined that New Orleans was not to be
distanced In zeal in this direction since the
acquittal Of young man for taking the life
Of rufIian, who assaulted him at night, and
his after indictment for carrying q concealed
weapon. But If the Memphis Herald Is to be
credited, an instances furnished which far sur
passes that In the vindication Of outraged law.
According to the Herald man was found dead
ut Fifteen Mile Bayou, near st. Francis river.
A jury held an inquest and brought In YER
dict In accordance with the facts. after which
the Justice, noticing pistol on the body Of
the dead man, again called the jury together.
The man was then found guilty OF carrying
concealed weapons and fined $25, and some of
his stock was afterwards sold to pay the
fine,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

A number of actors and others have given
sums Of money to be used as fund for pros
ecutng Currie, the murderer OF the actor
Porter. They declare their belief that the
Texas authorities will not prosecute the case
earnestly enough, and that, unless there Is
somebody else present to aid and assist them,
Currie will succeed In escaping through the
meshes OF the law. Quite large sum was
thus contributed by members of the profess
sion, and, 1t 10 said, Roger A. Pryor, Of New
York, will be employed in the case to repre-
sent the prosecution. 1t is now asserted that
the Engineers brotherhood have taken up
Curries side Of the case and will contribute q
sum of money to aid In his defense. Their
professional feelings and pride are aroused,
as we'll as that Of the brotherhood OF actors.
The case thus threatens to become quarrel
between the dramatic profession and the en-
ri
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

Wyandotte, Kan, where some Thousand
Southern negroes, mad with the Kansas
fever" are at present encamped, supported
by public charity, has never from the very
beginning of this negro emigration move
ment shown much disposition to welcome or
sympathize with the colored brother; he has
been given quite the cold shoulder there, and
emphatically warned to move on. The ne
groes not having moved on as advised, Wy
andotte at last lost Its patience and broke out
In proclamation aimed directly at the negro
emgrants, and intended to put an end to this
movement, as far as Wyandotte is con-
cerned The mayor Of this town warns all
boats bringing emigrants there not to land
any paupers or persons in destitute condi-
tion under the heaviest penalties Of the law
This warning will probably suffice. The fare
of the emigrating negroes is 80 small that It
Is not likely any Of the Missouri river boats
will risk heavy fine by carrying any more
of the colored settlers to Kansas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20
The Kansas fever has broken out in a mild

The Kansas fever has broken out in mild
form among the negroes of Middle Tennes-
see and q number of them, who are In COM
Portable circumstances, are about to start for
that land OF promise. Even the utmost Radi-
cal ingenuity cannot torture this movement
Into any connection with politics. as the
blacks in Tennessee have made no complaint
q their treatment by the whites or OF their
political condition. AS In Louisiana and Mis-
sissippi, they are lured away by the glitter
ing Inducements held out by oily-tongued
railroad and land agents, who 20 about de-
Gcribing Kansas In such fanciful colors that it
appears to the excited imaginations of their
hearers as Canaan appeared to the Hebrew
bondsmen in Egypt. With such a picture
before their eyes. they pay no attention to the
sad story which comes from Wyandotte.
They insist upon realizing in their own condi-
zion that 1t is "an Der true tale"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20
gineers

The Talmage trial is becoming SO scandal
Gus that 1t Is little wonder Ii some OF the men
engaged In it are trying to throw q cloak on
the scene by refusing to throw the hall where
the trial takes place open to the public. Here
Talmage and his aecusers deEouDee each
other Ia the widest and most violent manner,
their abuse interspersed. now and then, with
seriptural quotations and hymns. Talmage
has for some time past carried the day by
packing the lobby with members Of his con-
gregation, who amuse themselves by ap-
plauding his speeches and kissing his oppo-
nents. To prevent this in future proposal
was made the other day to limit the number
Of the audience admitted to the trial. but this
was voted down. Talmage evidently does not
wish the scandal and sensation Of his trial to
end. It Is upon this he is living and earning
O handsome salary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

Although the Sultan did not weep copiously
when he heard OF the recent attempt upon
the life Of the Gar, he Is by no means easy
as regards himself Osman Pasha, in addi-
ton to his duties as commander -in-chief Of
the Ottoman army, has imposed upon him
the additional duty Of guarding the Sultan
from assassination. This Is not a service es-
pecially cheerful, and the hero Of Plevna
would no doubt prefer that the charge should
be placed upon some other than himself. But
it seems to show the confidence his master
has In him, and this means great deal Ia the
suspicious atmosphere OF Constantinople
Osman, with his 10000 men, has had it in
his power to overthrow the existing dynasty
at any time within the last twelve months.
That he has not done So Is the best proof that
the Sultans trust In him is well grounded.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

me colored convention yesterday, acting
unoer the instructions contained in the "emi-
efate, hight or perish" circular, sent out BY
Inc ohandlers and Senator Window, passed
Iesolution urging the mass of their race In
IL louisiana to go to Kansas or elsewhere out
q ,ne south. 1t is noteworthy that Pinch
D a.. ana some others Of the more intelligent
~ wen informed Of the delegates strenu-
ously opposed the resolution. pinchhacly
thought enough negroes were already starv-
~ along the banks OF the Missouri hut tho
aorlty were o. different opinion r i =
IN supposed that those who SO urgently ,n ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

Many portions Of the Hungarian city OF
Szegedin are still submerged, and 1t is not
expected that the water will be entirely
pumped off for three months. The first re-
ports Of the disaster were greatly exagger-
ated. Especially was this the case as re-
yards the loss OF human life This was
stated at not less than eighteen hundred. Ac-
cOrding to the most accurate information
now at hand the number is reduced to
seventy-seven. The damage to property was
also largely Overestimated.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

The telegraph reports that Gen. John A.
Dix, OF New York, is dying. Dix was a famous
man Ia his day, having probably held more
Offices than any man in the country except
Hamlin, OF Maine, but disappeared uncere-
ANONYMOUSLY from politics after his defeat for
the governorship Of New York by Tilden. His
chief claim to office was the words placed in
bis mouth during the war; "If any man pulls
down the flag, shoot him on the spot" On this
remark he lived comfortably in office for
many years.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

The Republicans have got 1t down fine.
Wherever their ticket was successful In the
Late charter elections the fight was on national
Issues. Wherever the Democrats elected their
ticket the questions at stake were purely
local. Thus Columbus, the home Of Mr.. Thur
man, went Republican, and that gentleman
was annihilated, while Fremont. the home OF
Hayes, went Democratic and the Presidents
backbone stiffens at once Like doesn't seem
to produce like after all.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

y About 10000, 900 have been paid out OF the
treasury In the way Of Southern claims
This raid was made almost exclusively BY
Republicans, and the spells went to enrich
that party and give 1t firmer hold upon
power. The Democrats propose to cut off
the supplies. Hence Garfield's kick.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

Springer, Of Illinois, is for unlimited silver.
He presented In Congress the other day
bill authorizing the Secretary 9f the Treasury
to purchase all the products ~ the American
silver mines and convert it il 10 standard dol
lars. Springer thinks that THE government
will make a fortune In this Jay, as It can buy
at eighty cents and issue at dollar.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

mand is that then property, including
their franchises. be placed on a
basis OF equality with the other taxpaying
values OF the State. Our people are very poor
indeed, and the limit Of taxation must be
made as low as possible, and for this reason
we must establish most thorough, sys-
tematic and exigent system of assessment
and taxation in order to assure certain and
prompt returns to the State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

that the emigration movement should be COD
tipued will show their faith BY ..neir works,
and take an early boat for Ut Louis. By SO
doing the coored people Of Louisiana would
be deprived OF some very bad counselors, and
the State would get rid Of number Of noisy
demagopues and chronic Office holders.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20
NOTICE.

In consequence Of my absence from the city
for period Of sixty days. have the honor to
announce to my clients and the public ia gem
eral that my place will be temporarily filed by
pr. sABIN MARTIN. He will attend to nv
patients generally ard hold consultations In
my stead. every day from to o. NJ. at nv
domicile. No. 179 Customhouse street.
DIR. L. G. ROUDANEZ.
new orleans April IL. 1879, apo It,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

New York society is now In the throes Of a
desperate effort to introduce the fashion OF
wearing dress coats ut the theatres. Thus far
only small number Of young men have con-
formed to this latest within, and these come In
for large share Of ridicule from the news
papers. That sort Of thing doesn't grow we'll
on American soil, although 1t flourishes finely
IL EYrrnpn
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

Missouri has graded homestead law. The
amounts allowed for homestead purposes is
as follows: In cities Of the first class $4,000,
second class $25O0, third class $4,000. fourth
class $500, all other cities and towns $1,000,
and In the country eighty acres OF land to
the value OF $1,000. Why such distinction
should be made In favor Of the cities Is not ap
Usn ps.v,A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

AS q cotton manufacturing State North
Carolina ranks next to Georgia In the South.
There are fifty-four mills In operation. with
IN aggregate capital represented OF 81, $4,000.
The industry is steadily growing In i'm
snnrtanca
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20
CITY LICENSES FOB 1879.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, Cry HALL. I
New Orleans. April 8. 1878.
To accommodate the public and save them
expensive costs and inconvenience license in
spectors clothed with authority TO collect will
call upon those who have not paid and furnish
them the appropriate license under ordinance
NO 1888. Administration Series, and those re-
fusing will be enioined at once.
ap1o ALE. q. IsAACsON. Administrator.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20
TRIPLE SHEET

The crops in North Louisiana have been
somewhat retarded by drouth and cold. The
open weather has been favorable for work,
however, and the farms are In fine condition
lin the main,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20
= I T. KSl
BLACK GRENADINES.

Plain Black Grenadines at zoe. q good article.
fully worth SOC
Plain Black Grenadines. iron and fine mesh. ct
25c, 35. So go and 75e, worth 81. so. rs. 86e and
81.
Black Striped Plaid and Resille Grenadines u
Is 30, 81, so and 75e
Black All Six Grenadines. Satin Striped. at only
s0c, worth 81.
Black All Wool and SILK Grenadines, White
Striped at SOC, worth 81.
Also-Bevei very elegant patterns In new
styles ar / m Shes.
Black B.ntings at 12k. Is. Is 30 and 35e.
Back Frene. BnbtiDg, in extra quality at ~,
Black Lace Blu things at 25. IS and SOC.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20
MARARIHb.

MoM1L,LAN-M1L1ENE ,eER-on Tues
d q Anri y, 1872, by thNy. 3; n. Palmer,
Mr.. Robert M MILAN to, M Hennie Milton
barger. No cards.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-20

=
MAKE Of fine
NPRING AND SUMMER SUITS,
in all styles and all nqAerhls; FASHIONABLE
FROOK, SACK and CUT AVAY COATS: stylish
Pants Ia the newest AID ID psf elegant patterns:
nobby Vests in Lima. d agonals and Fancy
assimerea. AlA9 EhiteN and colored Linen
Shirts; fine HatsAeBId G, 3; finished Under
shirts. DRIVERS anA Soeka Linen Collars. Silk
Scarfs and Ties, Nail of which must be sold
out inside Of he ~ speS fled time.
OUR RE1sU0E1,PRICEs.
Business and DrPssN suitA from So 90 up.
Frock. Sack and Cut way u IS. from 90 up.
Black Cloth Dress g. ts..-.. from 6 90 up.
Alpaca and Linen I8)t from rs uD.
Cloth and Cassimehs nts. ...... from 80 up.
Fine Black DoeskiE p ts.,... from 3 60 up.
Linen and Cassim6te sts.. from / 90 no.
Custom made jeans Pa from rs up.
White and Colored Shirts from up.
Uadershirts and Drawers from 25 up.
Silk Starts Ties and O)lla So. from 05 up.
Plain aud Fancy Finished oeks from o. up.
Fine Hats and Caps. new 81 les from 30 up.
- ALSO
A FINE AND LARGE ELECTION OF
IMPORTED CLOTHS,
for SPRING and SUMMER WEAR, from which
We will take measures and make to order. In the
b sst Of s yle, for less than one half the usual
price,
Over One Hundred Tailors. and three of the
best Cutters In the city constantly employed.
Country orders will, as usual, receive careful
attention. Goods sent on receipt of cash. or G.
Q D.. We guarantee satisfaction and q GOOD
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-19
Hoperbopoingeu 9esie Sanes

HoperDoDolrgen Sesle S0nteS
ani,ss al Spoassllssbsti.nt &obert v.
Yintsrton. al "Bintsrtons SpbaseIies.
poIiti. for enonu at pore ilipe /; at
ban blot bolosr iis ifiult en- Sib. men
mart alter o%perralfer Berosn meb ct
al line almiuoelise 8spers.
Nsppe @os.n fan tienoe Sssie Sam.s
beore eno Wr. Yinfsrton. men,r ban
islu, tbi ban % bans Colt bar ias.t
BAN fra Den enc Rant af 9anoet til
ben anosu. Sans Banbe bar mprbst
to al bans Yolitiitprfe. Der par BAN
paa Sluet. Sssis er, efter bans We.
ming. Oct uarite Wenn.T. / Nmeifa.
Der FnotS lite Spor al SSrpet | ban
% ban bar lite iterre Betenfeli9bsoer
peb al bssaa ct Worb enb p.b at IND.
tass lin 5rOiOf. @sorae Sbspbaro
oiIoe aloris uOuet at lfpoe BAN. Sbep.
barb or ~inarsre blepsn iaaret | ct pri.
pat Slassmaal meb Cummings suer
en- Mnosn al Banoen. % ban oil uu
inobiIos YOIitist % Yublitum, at ban
bar siort 8srosn ben tore &iensite at
bsfri Dem for bette ubpre.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-19
" 10 WDrf.

Nttp goti l4bs NOpbr. - 8iblig
lmoress uobreo Der 5Io / 2oen Gtngs
al ct 9tisbus paa Canon Strest. Tn
Rome. Der boeoe / 3ois Stofuerf, iprous
/ lin 5Orlir9ffsIie uo al 8lnbuet. men
oil nsppe fOmms ira bet meo SlUei.
gn Wano / Ace StotpGrt funos buer.
fen tomms cp ,lsr nso, bOppebs %.
iaa no al 8inouet, men bebe paa
Steoet. 9ans Rome. 2 Bern % SuI.
gsrmoosr bIsp tualis al 8e9sn. gu
al Branbmanbltabet forieste Here
8ange at mao Op I'll Dem for at frslle
Dem. upsn at BET pilos lpftss, % 10.
tie Sang fog 1Iummsrne mob BAN,
laa ban maatte borss osrira Os brtn
ees poa 9oipiialst. bpor ban lisssr i
tuiUllom 6tlitano.
Gn al 9slerns. buis GleuoOm bar
aslursrst for $500, bar paa 8runo
al Here Smt9nbisbeou oru8st Wis.
tunt, paa fig % sr tillissmeo aone
blspsn arrsitsrst. misiGnft fer WOro
brauo.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-19
TnSIau b.

6orpiilinssrne mso England er eno'
MI life iorbi, % 8rsp Shoupaloif ,r
blep,n falot tilbase fra tit 6sianbtltab
til England ; efter BorIpcsnbs ifll Ep,il
Yobanor blips cams gftsrmanb. Osu.
ne Sipite sr III pep 3esationsn | &on.
Itaniincpsl.
- 6prit @OrtidaioH bar nsbIust
fin uistias Yoit, men bette bar iuseu
Sprralielie ban piIoe babe trntt.l
iis tilbase tielisers. bopoe bet lite be-
ret for De tpbite Sntris,rs Siplo. ltri'
pes Der fra ct. Yetsrsburs. Sant
psriouliae 8aroisbeo treu,ce, at ban
MATTE itaa / @mbsost, inbtil Mn8r,'
bens mob BAN toa en- Gnbe.
- Gn farll9 Sla9s Oipbtsrit rais,
paa flsrs 8anlsr al Ganoet. Gen op
trGosr splosmllf % i%faansr busrfer
ling slsr @ammel. % Spsoommsr
itriusr iis lite fra ibas slsr isoar
men bar raist | snfslte G9ne allsreo,
/ 4 Mar. % O~sesialosae bar opsriis
get 6eplsrnss Sal. 8 Sbssia {. "
er Der ipsn Wai Waaneo ocb rs TO-
busrt Sunbrsos. Der CT ioGne iii Scr
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-19
Z aIttUrn II.

Gbinslsrne sr nosle Wsltere | at
imEsls. % alsnt 3olopsriOnaIst pasisr
paa Dem iom en- Smso, blip.r bet BOG
oits narrst. Nplis benote BET Dog peo
ct 3iliaIbs. at SmusIerist bIsu Opoa.
get. gn 9aonlns Stotsi. aiisnot Der.
ira til SonoluIu. tom tilbase beriil
foroi, iom bet b.b. 8eoiOmmenbe lite
bar %iornsiet mso ben tlebte 8ars.
MISUNDERSTANDING unoeriests al Nps.
siarrisbeo ct Yar al bisie Sto. Der
lite liulbe bore soes NOT, % fanbt
ba, at SGIeue par bule o. fplots mso
Opium. Osnne Smu9linssmstboos
par forrsitsn lite original, tbi | lin
6io inbimusI.o.s Der buls Steulsbele
ct bstposIist Nutul imaa @uloubrs fra
6rantrise til Gnalano.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-19
VI uri.

Sra bet Jnore al Stotsn fommer
Grierrsininssr ON, at Der iOrti9s Ser.
bag git en- 8ornabo Der, hpiIfsn tOs
mso zig Sernbansbspotst i Yngsuils
foruben ct Yar andre gpenin9sr. 8
BET enc al Suiens par, oa ulpttsn re.
be. to Ysrioner. al bpilfe ben enc nep
pc oil tomms bsrira mso 9iuet oelaa
Ct Yar Nnbrs blsp ip9itsbe. Sslaa
ben lille Bp Sbasburs blso truHsn al
Siorm,n, iom burtisisos en- 8iris os
ire B,bosliesbuis A Butitfsr, 3 Bs.
bOsIissbuie os Gu Smeois blsu bssiOr.
uosn ec,lust.. Slsr. Ysriour iuurs.
bee. men Sns.n farliSt.
Sslaa SmaabpsrHs Sairuislu, Soss.
ia % Soper LED noost.
Decorah-posten., 1879-11-19
airfslise Giterretniuser.

Omaha &reos afbolot nj ferits
Weos / Den ifanninariife Iutb. &irfe
/ aounciI BLUFFS. Soma. Msost be.
spnoie msb 6uostisueits 5orsoas vi.
ten 81. "a Den 13be Nopembsr %
iluttsos Sencasen ben l6oe. Gam
talssmne: y Smpenbelien % p
ben inbre Wisiion. I'll Areblen bsrer
fslgsnbs YrGitn msb osr.S W.ni9be
Der: 8. 3. 8srnss. y. Senriii.n,
y. Bsrtslien % 8. Sanien.
st Stolemsoe er bsrammet til vi.
boIcelie | @resnfs!o. gilmore &c..
Minn.. ben lSoe 19be % 20os Nop.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: - 6oraI.
orsnes % 9ar,rnes Samarbeibs; p
s~ersbsssrnss rette 8rus; 81 ubsiusl.
len at ct Stolsblab ~ Oronina al
rssslmesH9e StOlelersrmsoer | miubre
&rtole.
Snsoa9 Den ste Nopember bolotes
/ Waibirstonprairis &irf. Yr9itsuislie
for Yaul 0otaas. Sirif!aalen %
Sutimatlonen bplotss al Yat. Brandt;
Orpinationen ubfertes al Yaft. Roren.
Der til 8,It for fin Gale bapos Gut.
II, ~. 43.
Saul @utaas er iebt ben lobe 81.
cemb,r 1S47 | Sfosns Yr9itesielb.
i &%brOuobisms Stiit. Morse. al 6or.
alorcne @aarobruser Boniat @Otaas
os &ons Karen Glellis. Soften 1868
blep ban fonfrmsrst al SosnsprUft
y. Sensbsrg i Siosn. paa bpilien Sio
9piten til boslis Spsiel % Cuiist ON
at srbolos picsrs uobannelie par lspsn.
De Daft bos bom. uoen at Der oen9ang
par nossn uoiist til. at bette Snifs
ltulos o%piploss. Barren 1865 ubpau.
rrsos ban til Mmsrlta, buor ban sit,r
s%lllipnpslie % uuosr Wsouirtuins Of
ainebs Yalt. y. =. Stnl.n, ben.
gang Yreit til Sisblano Yrairie 90
anusfiersos Wsuisbsoer. Winu.. al..
rsos Oct islssuoe Nar | September
blsp optassn ION Glsp peo ben Rorlt,
Spnooss 4atinltole | O,eorab for at
ucbannes til Yrait. Gftsr i%ulosnct
8urius, Tom peb Spsoom Oftsre al.
breoss for iorters sll,r lenosre Sio.
eneans ct belt Mar. oimittueoss ban
ctrfra Ill Oct tbsoreiiiis Seminar | St.
9ouis, Wisiouri. Sommsren 1873.
Sslbrsesbenlpu sloree imiolsrtio. at
bon ,itsr en- fort 5ios SpbOlb usc
nGpnts Stminar b,itemts no til Of
rslle Ill Norse for at ituoere &becloai
psp aritiauia ualeuttst. bunr ban.
sitsr ct Mars 8,irsatlon | Sismmet.
iortiaits BET laalsoes nsppe paabsspnott
Stuoium, % bpor ban forrise MaI
I'll Sui a~blolusrsoe tbsoIosilf GIamsn,
Sitter psrpaa ct balut Wars 2io a
baus lGit "praiilit Sbsolosi" bar bar
MI iuIst Den til bam fra eanssbort
% onnsttsrsos Wsnisbsosr. Winn.
ior opsr IA Nar iiosn ueitsots xal
belle til Yrait. go, &ulh. airist.