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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-22
TELEGRAPHIC
GARFIELD Is MAD,
Because General ROsecrans Is
Hancock Man.

New York, 2l.-The ReraLd's Cleve.
land special: A gentleman who visited
Mentor relates thst Garfield, in CONVEX
satlon with an ex-army officer, and
former member of Rosecrans' staff, re-
Gently expressed his surprise that Rose
Grams should have written the letter he
did regarding him. The two generals
had always been on good terms, and just
before the Chicago convention Garfield
went to the patent Office, at Washington,
and arranged for the granting Of certain
favors which Rosecrans had been very
DESTROYS OF getting, and which he thought
would set him free Of severe pecuniar,
trouble. Said Garfield: did not receive
the papsIs that granted RosecrAns what
be wanted until sfter the Chicago con-
V0nt'On. l then forwarded them to him
with polite note and received in reply
. letter Of warmest thanks. Later l heard
from Rosecrans regarding his party prin-
ciples, which be said were democratic.
and he asked that should not regard il
as any slight on me personally, whom
he had the highest regard for, that he
should voSe for Hancock. ! replied that
never let politics interfere with social
or other pleasant relations, and l should
not 1eel onended IN the least at his voting
for the candidate whom he felt that he
ought to vote for. Soon after learned
hat Rosccrsns hsd said severe things of
me, and when called to task on account
IF his former commentator Il me, had
replied in letter saying that many a
nan bad committed deeds during the in-
erval between his first praise and criti-
ism If me-for seventeen yesrs-tbat |
hould send him to the penitentiary. Did
lie really do that? asked the officer, who |
vas uniformed. Yes, replied Garfield, in |
ones of just Indignation, and after his |
ormer protestations Of friendship and |
What l had done for him as friend, l |
eel as il l could scarcely forgive him.
Can think well of old, Rosy, for his SER
ices to his country, but certainly can
ot commend the acts of the present
iesy, when they are so contrary to ones
ense of what is honorable.
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Fatal CatastrOphes.

Raleigh, N. c., 20 To-day a freiah
train ran into a crowded excursion train
coming to the state fair. The engine
and cars were wrecked, three men killed
fourteen wounded, three seriously. The,
we're mostly on the platform.
Four were killed and fifteen wOundst
by the accident to the excursion train TO-
day, at YOurpoille The conductor anC
engineer of the freight train, which teIe.
scoped the passenger, have been arrested
Ierre HAnte, % "A horrible scciden
occurred in this CITY this afternoon. A
battery Of three boilers in the oistillery O.
Cox & Fai banks, the largest establish
ment Of the kind in the United States, ex.
ploded with report and conclusion that
was heard and felt for miles. Six men
were Instantly killed, and twice as many
seriously injured. The cause of the acct
dent is no, ascertaiued. but a coronsr's
inquest will make searching investiga-
lion There is great EXCITEMENT here over
the affair.
The names of the killed in the explo-
zion here are Joseph Denny, John A
Brooks, III. Kelly, employees Of j. V.
NicOli, CinciL natl; William Bergmen,
Frank Stanley, and Harvey Day (col-
oIed).
Seriously injured-Heury Wilson, Eu-
gene Mehring, Henry Dinkle, Frank
Brown, John Yeo, Wash Simpson, Geo.
Grant and William Kir.ley. The latter
will die.
North Adams, Mass, 20.-A freight
train was wrecked in the tunnel tonight.
Two cars were smashed; nobady hurt
Detroit. 20.-A Rogers City speciAl to
the Detroit Post and Tribune, reports the
drowning of Captain Joseph Sawyer,
superintendent Of the Ninth District Life
Service, and keeper, Geo Feaban
Msdison, lad, 21.-George Me,ser,
Will firing y salute on the arrival Of
Governor Porter, at nom to day. had
both of his arms blown cff, and bis eyes
blown out by the premature discharge Of
cannon. de will probably die
Mrs. Rea, sitting in front OF the fire
place, nursing her young babe, was seized
with fit and threw the child into the fire,
fatally burning it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-22
Foreign Clashes

Paris, 20.-About 10000. 900 francs il
gold wss Withdrawn, yesterday, from tn,
Bank of France, for America.
Paris 2l.-M. Felix Piatt was presi
dent OF a revolutionary meeting, in
BELLEVUE, yesterday. The meeting
passed resolution engaging to become
jointly responsible for the penalty i'm
posed on NJ. PiAtt.
Rizs Pasha is about to attempt to
forci0ly reoccupy Tusi, row held by
Albanians.
Three Catholic priests have within the
past few weeks Joined Pere Hyacinthe.
London, 20.-Messrs. Eelton & Sons,
steel manufacturers, of Sheffield, failed.
Liabilities. e48,0O0.
Cork policemen have obtained a clue
to the murderers of Mr.. Hutchin's driver.
They have asceItained wher- the piece of
iron, which was used as billet, was OBJ
tanned.
London, 21.-The statement Of the
Bank of France shows decrease of gold
for the week Of $4,000, 0GO francs, and
silver l 100000 francs.
Steps are being taken to form an in
fueniial committee of liberals to
strengthen the hands Of government in
NNoiAhk WIN AtHOAuOE III 1EG1auQg dQu
urgencies for immediate measures for the
protection of life and property. Sergeant
Heron Is already engaged by the crown
as one Of the counsel for the prosecution
OF tie Land League
Constsntinople, 20.-Of tie five stipu-
lations accepted by Montenegro, the most
important one is that Turkey shall evacu-
ate Dulcig at fixed time, and th4t
Montenegro shall take possession three
hours Afterwards.
C0nstantinople, 2l.-The stipulation
by the Turkish commission At
Pjeka relating to the maintenance of the |
Stauquo t. the east of Lake Scutsri, has !
been withdrawn.
Berlin, 21.-DrigAlski PAshA has issued |
\ notification that his miIsion is of a |
purely private character. 1t had been |
reported that be was here on business in
with the engagement of Ger
nsn officers for the Ottoman service.
he WeSLer Zeitung says: AT an
.arly meeting OF the Bundesrath a repre-
sentative of Hamburg will propose the
PROCLAMATION of stste of seiRe here.
Prussia will make similar proposal in
'egard TO Alton, Ouensen and Waudes-
)eck, but Saxony will decline, for the
IRE sent at least, to take any repressive
measures in egard TO LEIPZIG.
Quebec, 2l.-Heavy snow in the n rth-
astern part OF the province.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-22
a First-Class Shooting Gallery.

Parties wishing anything in his line
can choose from one Of the Largest
Stoeks N the Territory, at the Lowest
"As~' jyl7
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Read the RECORD of the NEWTON WAGON
FOR THE LAST ELEVEN MONTHS.

September 1872 cut tn. Enr. Let
Not One Tire has been loose,
R0t One Hub Band has been Elocse.
Not One spoke has been Loose,
Not One ThimbIe has been Loose,
Not One Wheel has Failed,
Only One Axle fkrOIKe-- That AT silver Reef..Syir.
cuLsstances Unknown.
Only One Tongue Broke That Caused by "a
Runaway,
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The Schwatka Expedt,ion.

New York. 2l.-Herald's Londou:
Vice-Admiral Sir George Henry Rich
ards writes two column resume Of the
Schwstka expedition, in the Times, this
morning, in which he discredits the ae-
count of csnnibalism. He does not think
any records would be in existence If they
had been exposed to the thaws Of thirty
summers. He believes that Schwatka's
search must in this respect be considered
final. He also discredits the story that
bad food caused the death of Franklin's
party. He adds: My opinion is that il
the Jeanette lie not heard of before nav
igalion through Behring straits is actu-
ally closed, arrangements should be made
at san francisco for vessel to proceed
in search of her next May.
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Dashes.

Detroit, 20. No disasters are re-.
Ported on Lake H4ron from the lat
seo-m. Four life prese1vers of tbe
Fountain City came ashore at Frank
fort, Wisconsin, this morning, and i, Is
feared she met with trouble.
Kt. Vernon, Ind, 2l.-A fire ear'y
this morning destroyed large portion
OF this place, causing damage amounting
to $4,000, on which there is about
$3.50 Insurance. Among the princi-
pal losers are: Fuhrer, Boyce, & Co.,
dry goods and groceries; Harlan & Co
stoves; Mrs. Bsrtis and Geo. Herricks,
dwellings; Mt. Vernon Banking Conn
pany, Messrs. Tieberdorf & Williams,
Peter Waller, James Dennis, restaurant:
Isaac Kahn, John Simmermau, George
Feltmsn, Freeman s. Wolf, butchers;
A. j. Clark, jeweler.
San Frsncisco, 2l.-A dispatch from
Vic oria, British Columbia, says: The
HyLton Castle BdnBldna, laden with
l,S00 tons of Wellington coal for the
CahforniA market, struck on . reef
about eight miles south Of the harbor. at
ii o'clock last night, during Q dense fog.
At last reports she was IL q dangerous
condition.
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The Mexican Dollar Suit.

New York, 2I.-Judge Shipman, in
the United States circuit court, gave a
decision, yesterday, in the suit of Bad
den & 60. against Collector Merritt, the
particulars Of which were given dsy or
Two since, directing verdict in favor Of
the defendant, on the general ground
that the value Of Mexican silver dollar
having been estimated by the director of
the mint, and the secretary of the treas
ury having duly proclaimed the value SIS
the estimated vElue for the purpose OF
determination Of the dutisble value Of
importation, there could be no inquiry
into the question as to the director Of the
mint. The court then directed verdict
to be entered for defendant, and the jury
were discharged.
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A Conflict Coming.

Washington. 2l.-Ur tied States St
torney johnson, Of Colorado, having
telegrsphed here that Agent Berry, II
arrested, is in danger Of being lynched,
unless sufficient escort is furnished, the
interior department has requested the
war department to furnish the necessary
military protection in Gaze Agent Berry
il arrested.
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PRODUCER MARKET.
Following are the ruling Wholesale

Following are the ruling WHOLESALE
laying prices 10 Salt Lake City
GRAIN Wheat, 90 a 75c. p bushel
Barley, (seedJ sl.25 2 cwt; Oats, sl.7i
? cwt.
FLOUR-XXX (old) 1888 q S2.45i
xxx odd 81 20 q 2.75 ' cwt.
5HELLED CORN-SI.25@Sl.3 5 cwt.
BRAN-Sl. 90; Shorts, 81. 10 y cwt.
WOOL-Choice Fleece 1SC92Oc y q,
HIDES-Prims Flint, 10c914c ' D.
Following are the latest quotations
81 four, grain, wool, ETC., in the San
Frsucisco market
FLOUR-Superhne, 81 bO@4 90; Bakers
Extra, S. 90 @S5 l2i: Family Extras.
IS ia; Walls WAlls, extra, 81 so q "a 70
Sbbl.
WHEAT-No.I, 81 s7I@ l 40; Ne.
2, 81 3O91 IS p ctl.
BAkLEY-Feed, rs % 8Oc. for Coast
HAd75c q Soc for Bay; Brewing, 90 @ e5
cwt.
OAT4-Quoiable .tsl l5@ 81 4O7 ctl.
G.. 7 Feed.
CORN Quotsble at 81 OBJ for Large
elbow; 81 025 fer Small, and 81 o5 Cor
White, ? ctl.
HID BS-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, l93 @ 2Oc,; Dry Kips, 1874 @ zoe; |
Green Sailed, heavy steers, over 55ibs,
lo5c, DO, under 65 lbs, lOc; Kipa, l0c; |
O%lf-'EinI. 10 q l2c.
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A Defaulting Haaou.

Louisville, KY, 20. - The Grand
Lodge Of Masons, in session here, was
startled, tonight, by the report Of the
COMMITTEES appointed to examine the
books Of a. G. Hodges, grand treasurer,
showing that II dges is q defaulter ic
the smOuut of $1,000. The accused Is g.
sears o. age, is one of the best knowu
Mssons in the state, and has held The
Office many years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-10-22
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.

THE PRoPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE
in announcing to the public that they
have remoaelled end rehtted she Hotel.
Inc Dining Rooms are spacious Snd the best
Of Meals viii be served night and day.
Single Meals, soc.
Hot Lunches las per card), zoe.
Room and Board, $3.50 to S2 per day,
$40 to sI2 per week.
Board, 81 per vssk.
The Bar has been removed 70 the north Of
the Hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the sccommeo alton of guests, and Is now
oDen 4. PO0LECH & CO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

mirb tn einiaen SsbreH Elm gnn5 ar6erfs
NHsIeben babeu, bern bic 8. ute bier
audeu bic 8dnae nift lauee On, Iinfs.
reGts. fnid faad, fdhst Die ihneioise
art IN ben StnnHm, unb Rah weniaeH
Minuten fdlf Der Balorieie 81 Boben.
SbOn iekt reibt f9 Ridrnug on RID
ruIia, unS tsohoem mir tiefen Biuter
baben, fonruer fah isben Tag neue
anfeoler bereiH, bic fi9 anfaufen. @ie
urro es erft tperoen, penn Ger 5ribling
tommtl SD CLAUDE, boB in flrjer Bit
teiu Std 2dnb mebr u uaferer
umeetuns IN bd5eu fein tuiro. Au4
cine Gilenba6n tperben mir tal0 bieber
befommen, unbri9einli9 nod bitten
Sommer, penn man min bic @iseonIu>
Gentralbnbn Bel Tpr9effer o6er Golbb
nit @nuiau, nl{O NIT Der Bisconfn'
Ba1ep Babn uno NIT Der Gate SHORE &
Beftern, in 8srbiubuus bring'n. Btr
bdber Quit bnt, IN ben .Bui9- gu siebeu
uno i6 cine uIabtdugise @Ilftfn5 81
g:iinbeD, Der fomme 81 uns berdnf nab
faufe ii9 am 8lnd Greet an. Die &dfte
brontt ou9 feiner 80 ffr&teu. oeu1
man fpiirt fe bier lanae niGt 70 tDie i'm
n5rbli4en Slinois. @enn ba Der falte
Oinb fibsr Die BrairIr iaut, gent er
bur9 Warf un5 Bein. tudbreub bier
abet Der @alb, pelder f9 Reilen unb
Reilen ipsit erftreft, einsn natiirli6en
SHus bileet, uno es if mob fem Gag
peraangen, an psl9em i'd ni6t i'm
5reisn in 9embsdrmeln GOLF ssfdnt
bate.
9o6 i'd fuerbe nit meinem Gei9reibz
lei. iton Sbre unsebulb errest baben.
BenH Sic, eeebrtsr Serr &eoafteur,
ben fleibisenNrbettern, Del9e fid in Der
Sta6t a~tqudleu, oDne 80 gttDas 81
fDmmen, elnen SienSt tbun molten, bann
oruden Sic meme Ani6teu oh, ober
briusen gie bieiel6en in etruas beferer
6orm.
Grit Grub Sbr
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ginfIu6 bes aus gSien nrtriebsnen Sra.
lsrs Rabl, bsr i'm fir flaiRI9e &anii
unh erpben Sipl bsgeifeite, peun oies
ou9 tuenieer in i6ulserstbter @eiie ses
i@lb. un6eiriebiet dnd nit Wiin6en
oiaa Gentrbnh 1851 Hdb B1ris, Nd
e TN Atelier grniure'8 if9 Ieae for<
meIe aorreftbsit in mnlerii9er uno
plahil6er @etaltuus o~neisneie, bird
bic bic Jran5oien 10 bernorrnsero fEb.
N9it eineni bnoiI1en Stipenoium fam
er 1854 nn9 Stnlisu, mabte ober bnlo
bic Grfabrune, SnB feline Nni6auunsen
BON tuobrer 9unff fir bas feline 2dno
At aroB lein. NIf feline eisenen GERM
gen RitteL nngeDieien, ging er bon Be-
| nebia nab Rom, bann Ha9 6loreu5,
uno ols Strobe ieiner 2eifuuseH mag
ods 1857 uoIennete Dante mt eoIen
6raueu in RaueT na" geltsn, oas fur
bic Rarlsruhsr @alerie teftimmt, bon
benz bamaliseu 9ireftor aber abaerDie>
len tuarb. SIN 9lei4em serets betue9en
id eine 1862 e~ntftanoeHe ~BietaS,
.Grioft i'm 8nrf o 5errara," Be
trorca uno 2aura", Graneesea BON Sri
mini.@
Bon aerabesH epodenra@enber Be
beutung mar ieiu r@aftmabl oes
8lato,S tuelhes tros aner 8ors
uirIe pom foloritiihen S%tanbpunfte
aus i'm 8sSug auf obieffiue uuo bod
ioeale 9nrftenung srie6if6en 2ebens
unb ariehiiher S96nbeit geraoe5u uu<
errei6t oaftebt. Iu9 bic nd6ften Bill
Der iparen aus benz srie@ii4en Rreis
senomuen: % pbens uno gurp6ice',
vMeoenA, rtlrtbeiI BEG BGris", pSpbiz
9eniaa u. u. 2sBtsenanntes Bib
6rn9te 5euerbo9 einen STUFF on bic Gtn'
oemie in @ien (1973l ndbrenb i6on
fribsr feline 8erufuus nn@ Nan6en in
Nnsii9t unb 8erbanblung genOmmen
mar.
N(8 2ebrer ioipobl, rpie als ausTbens
Der &inftler fauben Seuerbn6 in Bten
bic perrli9iten Qu8fi6ten ofeH. Seins
S9iiler biugen nit 5reuoe unb 8eseiz
fterunq on ibm. Dos 8epuBtiein uno
bic G~mpfinbuns, baB er ni6t Bios bic
dn6ere Na1e, 6as eigentlihe 6anbuerf
Der Runft fe lsbre, foncern baB er in
on3 inn re @ebsimnIB Der S66nbeit
aner Stunt ne einfibre. Die 6rii9te
ieines 8insens unb Strebens in aeldus
terrier 5orm uno iterS u9ungstrener
Si9erbeit ibnen permittle, muBte ihm
ole Sersen aetpinnen, muBte feline 2ebr.
t~bdti9teit ouBsroroantli9 erfol9rei6 mo-
den. Inter ben 2eiftunseI Der lesteren
Belt raot fem Bib fur bic 9ede bes
9rOBen Snales Der 4ntifeninmmluEs in
Der &uuitatn6emie in 8ien herpor, in
ueldem er ben 3itnnenfnmpf %bebanbelt.
Sn gem. fier 8ejiebuus tuiro man bier
on bas fribere 8eIt bfs Meifters, bic
vNmn5oueni6ln6t", erinnert, Dbslei9
Der 6orti9rItt BON oieiem Su isnem elm
gang setualtiser III.
9as 2eben uuo Wirfen 5euerbab's
oas turh ieinen u%nertDnrtet n 9eimgan9
einsn 10 idben i6merSoDllen NbidluB
aefunben, wiro bic &unitgei6i9te nit
a~oloeueu @rifel in lire Nnuaten f6ret<
ben. @S mar ein 2e6en uno &ingen Der
eoslnen uno i1Dniten NIt, une bic
oeutite &unft trauert or ieinem Srase
als benz eiaes ibrer eoelften S6bne.
Jeuer6n9's Stern ging nidt meteorarz
trg sldnIpno unb beoeutsnb auf; binler
ieIuem &ubm liest cine large lnnse
3eit BON ftrenser Nrbeit uuo ernitem
Streben. Sein Ru6m lit oas Berf
~ureiseniter Strait; feline s66pfunsen
fino SusIei6 9sntmale ieiner 4usonuer
in Der 8erfolsuns tes Sbeals aGer
&urf: Der r%eiuen, %tuanbeuoisn, uuges
tritbten Sh6nheit.
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eemmnlhe s.r s.ratr.a.ssH.es.

y ! r= ~
Die Ser. Straten bnben Elm aemeius
Jones Staotsrs6t; nber Ter Gag, no
lie elm aeusiuIdmes nlIeemeiHes Chill
nnh @rimiuolreHt erbalten tuerben,
I6eint nod melt eniferHt gu itin. @s
aibt ale mDsli@en RationnlzB ereine
BON @suerfen iOtpobl uie BON 9eltbrten
8~rofefionen. Die Npotbeter, BE 0eeois
aiuer, bic @siftli9en aIer &irhen, bic
2sbrer, Die 0atipnnlsO sfouDmen baben
ihre natiouaIeu Bereine uuo Td9iabnns
aeu: nur bic Suriftsn baben ni&ts
Der 0rt. Sber fonte Gas bob FER Sda
fem, 10 bat man DeHisftens 9tt9ts BON
iraeaO eiuem GiHoreifen elmer iolHen
BIeinigung p,rnOmmen IN uuiere
&e6tsperbdltHife. 8enn ons 3ano
einmnl friber ooer ipdter BON ieinem
Rsdtsperfohren erlDt Spereen, menn e.
eiamal elm n1aemeines @iUilz uno @rt
minalreht nno Bro5esuerfahreu srbalteu
fol-, 10 get6.t boSu Dor allen Dln9en
cine lanae griin6li9e 8ornrbeit ieiner
Sltifsn, ieiner &i6ter uno GopOtaten.
Die Semmnife, tusl6e uamertli9
bds Sirafuerfa6ren baour6 erIeioet,
bas i.oer Staat nu1 i'm Chill uu6 erb
minalpelfabren cine n~onfduoig ab9es
i6tpHeue Gouuerdnitdt bsanipru6f, tres
fen supeiltn re6t 9ren herpOr. Dies
tunr audi Dor einiaer 8eit Der 5an, als
orei 8susen in benz befan1ten SunterT
8rU;eB 5u gnmbsn i'm Staate ytetu
Seri b, tDelde in Bbilaoelpbia Dobneu,
fih neiaerten, Der BorlaouHg oorthin
ssol3e Al leiffen. Der Nnfan9 BEG MIDI
iigen BroysGss nuroe baourh nm e1ne
ISOLDE n1rSS9ert. % enti6lOB f6 Der
Dffenilihe Glnfld9er in Camden, oteie
8euJen einfn9 aui pennipluanii6em 8Oz
BEN einfanaen uno nod gen Scrip
transporiirsn Al laffen. Nuerotuss &c
ihab Is nit @iuwIat9uu9 uno Bebtlfe
Der Bbrldoelpbier Boli5et, aber BE
Re6tSaelebrten bs5eihnen bic WfaBre=
ael als elne 1n9rante Re9tsuerlebung.
unc oas III lie auh nab benz 8ort'
laut oes nliea (aa.)Jsmeinen engltl9en
Redts, nonad Der &6nig feinen 2dns
besnngsb0rissH in oas Nuslano auss
Iieiern bari. Dieie 8%eitimmuUs DIlo
nun auf uniere St1aten an9etDenoet uno
Der g.. uuarneur als &6nis betrn6tet.
DInu iiegt, nie oieie NnDeuouug oes
enslil9en 8e6ts auf uuiers 8erbdlts
II ife in oieiem Sal (uuo ou@ in uielen
anoern) gang setualtis hinFt. Gin
@ouueruenr 1T feiH &0nig uno bic
@ta1ten Der Union fteben ii6 niGt aIs
9luSlano untettinanber eeeenIber.
gtur Ger Ransel zines eissnen Cant
Sesledts SturHgt ie, fd NIT engliihen
Rs6:sinsunseh 81 belfen, bic fir ames
rifa gum Ebeil o0lis u~erultet uno uns
brouhoa r seuorbeu fino. @s 1T elm
reiner Rotbbehelf. @enn fih Seusen
in Di9trgea WoroprOJeIisn. bic in etnem
ano req Stnnt nobnen, ni6t Dor @eri6t
su It len brauben, iobalo fl hiht mol.
len; tuenn es fetn Rittel siebt, iie gu
3fprng II, unb fie m ibrem @io ritanb
nudl nod pDn 8edtsgelebrtsn beitdrtt
Daroau, 70 1T es Datrl,h on Der Belt,
o1B id bic Idmmtli9en Staaten Der
uuIOa t6er E 9emeiniames Sirafuerz
fnbyen, wenieitens iiber oeien Saupts
9~ruubai9e, oerftGnoisen.
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Die 6ffene Star tuef9e an N1cnida oii
ben Gpermfi6fang ausiubr, bat fineH
p,fIen Gprrotb bon Qebee smilteIn n.f.tu.
fur ben Ruuuf Bplnffoa -mitoenpmu1eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-01-30

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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-07-22
Management OF Impatient Horses.

Here is a suggestion of value to our
hOrse-lOving readers from the COnqre-
gatiOndliSt. The writer says:
In the spring of 1876, purchased a
horse which had this fault to an unusual
degree. So impatient was he that just
so soon as he felt the motion of per-
son attempting tO.get into the carriage
he would start, and if not allowed to 90
he would rear or back so violently as in
several instances to break something
about the carriage. After trying various
methods to cure him 1 adopted the fol-
lowing plan when there were others be-
side myself to get in:
"Springing into the carriage, [ would
take the reins and when he started |
would drive him round in as small
circle as possible without cramping the
carriage and bring him back to the same
place again. | would then talk to him
soothingIy, and if he would not stand
quiet for all to get in l would take an
other turn and try again, sometimes
going through this operation three or
four times before all would get in. He
soon got tired of this and in short
time was so completely cured that he
would stand quietly for all the family of
six to get in. l think whipping would
have made him worse"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-07-22
One Use for NOxiOuS Insects.

There are many species of water
boatmen, but those which belong to the
genus Corixa, and can be known by the
tlattened ends of their bodies, have the
sharpest beaks, the most virulent poison
and consequently are the most noXious
when handled. Even in England these
corixae are apt to be rather unpleasant
insects, but there are some parts of
Mexico where the lakes swarm with
coriXR of very much larger dimensions
than any British species. Yet these in
sects, noXious as we might think them,
are very useful to the comparatively
uncivilized natives, who eat, not the
corix9, but their eggs. AT the proper
time of the year the natives sink large
bundles of reeds in the water. In n week
OF two the reeds are thickly covered
with cOrixiR eggs, which are scraped oil
and the reeds returned to the water. In
fact, the corix9 is treated very much
like the musSel in the French breeding
beds. The eggs, after being scraped off
are pressed into cakes, which are cooked
and used for consumption under the
name of . haOutle" Even the dread
mosquito, the only insect which saw
age can have an excuse for ranking rs
noXious, is really of direct value to
some savage tribes. Livingstone men
tons that the shores of the Lake Nyasas
swarm with mosquitoes. The late Mr..
Baines told me no one who has not seen
the mosquito swarmS that hang on the
banks of those African lakes can form
even conception of their multitude.
They fill the air so that they seem to be
an almost solid mass. If lamp be
lighted they put it out by setting on it.
while the hum of their wings is almo,t
like the roaring of the sea in the ear
81. a diver. Yet the natives can utilizr
even these terrible pests, which are =
yeGOmous that not even q mule coU
stray on the banks of the lake and Ii
through the night. But the mosquito
never seems to travel to any great dis
tance from the water in which it passed
through its previous stages of existence
and the natives can avoid it by sleeping
in spots far removed from the water
edge. They do more. than this; they
sweep the mosquitoes into large bags,
press them together and form them into
cakes, lust as IS done with the eggs OF
the eOrixe. These cakes goby the name
of % kungo." They are circular, about
eight inches in diameter and an inch o.
50 in thickness. When eaten they an
said to bear some resemblance -
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