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The herald., 1893-05-01

used to create additional suction and
hurry on the reeking mass OF filth more
rapidly in its progress toward the ses.
Los Angeles may well be proud Of her
outfsfl sewer. Adelaide, in Australia.
had population of 2l0, 900 people before
she undertook to build an outfall sewer
OF ll5s miles to the sea !; and Portland
in Oregon, with permanent population
not far behind our own, has not vet
made the fret move in this direction. al
though the written opinions of her very
ablest physicians will show that she
needs one dozen times woree than Los
Angeles ever did. The best &me to go
on the work will be about 10 days hence
when Mackay's and Frick's contracts
will be etill in progress and those sof
Hughes & Mayer and r. s. Maxwell
fairly inaugurated. It will show the
casual visitor an object Lesson that
speaks volumes for the enterprise and
energy of our people, as we'll as for the
we'll deserved confidence which they have
in the future of Los Angeles as great
commercial city. And while the San
Francisco papers are troubling over the
hard times in that city it is pleasant to
drive ont Is miles and see herd-working
men ewarming like ants upon this great
and useful work and not man idle for
moment except when changing
watches.
1t was nearly O'Clock when the party
reached the city, little tired but thor.
oughly glad. of the opportunity afforded
them to see go much of the progress OF a
piece OF work that ie fraught with go
much good to the city and 90 indicative
of our peoples confidence in her future
greatness.
The herald., 1893-05-01

THE Duke OF Veragus is standing up
under punishment with remarkable
nerve. OF course there is no means of
diagnosing the condition OF his gastric
juices or of his intestinal canal, but if
he still continues his complaisance he
will shortly be in bad way. His illus-
trious ancestor often very nearly suc-
cumbed to starvation, but such an ex-
perience is blissful compared to that
which threstens his descendant. The
late Mr.. James G.. Blaine doubtless laid
the seeds OF his death when conducting
the South and Central American dele
gates to the Pan American congress
around the country. The duke is said
to display the spirit OF a martyr in re-
spending to ali well meant attentions.
He would do well to draw the line soon,
or the end will be neither distant nor
doubtful.
The herald., 1893-05-01

consists of hollow cylinder Of redwood
made in slaves of 2x6 timbers, like
those OF barrel but not to be less than
10 Feet in length. In order to strengthen
the structure il ie built with "break
joints" like the planking on the side of
q ship, so rs to have no two joints oppo-
site each other. The barrel ie hooped in
by clamps. OF inalleable iron holding
rods Of 116 inches as hoops. The first
work OF this sort ever done on this
coast was q reservoir and conduit built
near Butte Mont, by which water was
brought distance of % miles through
a wooden conduit made of Oregon fir
and hooped around in a manner like the
above cut. So long as the structure can
be under ground, the Oregon fir Is as good
ae anything else, but when exposed to
the air and water both it soon becomes
worthless. OF all the woods known to
the trades, nothing bears exposure to
the air like California redwood, and that
is why Harry Meiggs used it on all his
railways through South America. In
order that the tension of their iron
hoops may be perfectly equal, they are
coupled alternately on the right
and left sides Of the barrel. The
slaves have to be beveled on the edges
with planning machine designed for
that express purpose. This process re-
duces stave to about 15s inches in
diameter, with breadth OF 81 inches
on the outer side and 81 on the inside.
The planning mills for this sort of work
are already in process of erection and
they one of Hughes & Mayer, who have
the contract for section 10, will be in
operation some time next week. That
of Mansfield & Co. is not 80 far
along, but will soon be turning out the
staves night and day. To accomplish
this a small electric light plant will
probably be used on this work. The
lower cut shows the inverted syphon
The herald., 1893-05-01

BY SOME unexplained means the San
francisco Examiner obtained schedule
of revised rates Of freights which the
Southern Pacific company was prepar-
ing with view to meet the new ocean
competition between that port and New
York via Panama. The officers of the
company say that the schsduls was pre-
pared for experimental purposes, to be
put in operation providing that when
completed the whole list proved sstis-
factory. They felt greatly inesnaed that
part OF the unfinished work had been
made public, and "a they believed the
company must have heen betrayed By
one OF the clerks In sas lrslgkt ol5ee,
they discharged the whole faurssen OF
them, not being able to fassen she be-
trayal on the guilty cas. This wsa
really Furnishing the innocsnt with the
guilty, and is repugnant to svsrY pFinci'
pie of juetice. As to the attitude Of the
Examiner in refusing to divulge the
name OF their informant, and thus save
the innocent from the loss Of then
places, that may be good newspaper
ethics. but it does not reach mora
plane that is to be highly admired. Thil
is q case in which the innocent are made
to suffer for what they had no possible
means Of preventing. They are martyr
to the spirit of modern newspaper enter
prise, coute gu coute.
The herald., 1893-05-01
UNDERWRITING IMPERTINRNcE.

A few days ago an expert for the in
sursnce companies gave to the public o
lengthy report showing that our fire.
alarm system was defective, and the
agents OF the underwriters sent out a
threat to place the city on the extra
hazardous list. involving higher insur-
ance rates than we now pay, unless the
alarm system ia reformed. OF course,
if our fre-alarm system is defective it
ought to be rectifed for our own secur-
ity; but we do not take kindly to any
coercive threat coming from the under
writers. We are now forced to pay
much greater rates than fair business
dealing iustifes. The rate is out
rageous for city that is SO
free from costly fire risks to the under
writers as Los Angeles. We have as
efficient fire department as any aimi-
lar city in the east, where Insurance. is
infinitely cheaper than it is here. Let
us apply the principle enunciated by the
agents of the companies, on account oi
| the flaws they find in our fire alarm
system, to the underwriters. Insurance.
ratas ought to be regulated according tc
The herald., 1893-05-01

THE swell restaurants of New York
are passing through crisis. Delmoni.
co.'s walters suddenly notified the boss
that they would leave their situations
unless their wages were raised and the
no-whisker order were withdrawn. The
walters at all the other first-clsss res
taurants end hotels followed suit. and
the homeless swelle who dine at these
places were for time shut out IRON
their usual resorts. No doubt the pub
lie generally sympathize with the wait
ers in resisting the edict that they must
part with their whiskers or go. That is
an interference with personal liberty
that must be CALLING to man OF any
spirit. And then when one thinks
of the many highly cultivated instances
of elaborate and carefully toiletted hir-
suite adornments OF the waiter face one
has seen at Delmonico's, at Hoffman e
and other hightoned places, it seems q
pity that they should be inexorably boy
cotted by the arbitrary edict of the ty.
rant caterers. Not even moustache OF
imperial is exempted from the no
whisker edict; but either the gsrcor
must serve with face clean shaved O.
lose his place with mesgre salary but
fat tips. 1t mey not be pleasant to thu
''four hundred" to eat soup served by
waiter whiskered like the pard, but nj
man who lives under the protection o
the fourteenth amendment can preserv
his self-respect and part with his glori
GUS leg-of-muttons at the dictation of
despot restaurateur.
The herald., 1893-05-01
--------------
THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.

The president OF the United States
will touch the button today that sets the
machinery in motion, and the great
Worlds fair, In celebration Of the
quadro-centennial of the discovery OF
America will be open.
This is an event without precedent
in history. There was never anything
like the great exhibition which will
open in Chicago today. It surpasses in
grandeur, in extensiveness, in costliness,
in beauty, in art. in architecture, in at
tractiveness, in universality of display
ANYTHING ever before seen in the world.
The riches, the rareties and the works
OF genius OF the whole world will be
there. The products of the soil, the
fruits OF invention. the handiwork Of
the artisan and mechanic, the chef
d'ouvres OF the painter and the sculp-
tor, will all be on exhibition. Represen-
tatives from all the nations OF the earth
of the wandering tribes Of the deserts
of Africa and Asia, and Of the people of
the Arctic region, of the jungles of
India and the dense forests of equa-
torial Africa, will be assembled on the
grounds to see and be seen.
Perhaps the most interesting figures
OF all the many thousands who will as
semble at the fair grounds today are the
Duke of Veragus and his brother, the
Marquis of Bobsles, the lineal de-
scendents of the great navigator who
discovered America. We are not, as a
people, given to the undue worship of
personages Of illustrious ancestry; but
there lie something in the fact OF having
in our midst gentlemen whose geneology
goes back directly to the man who
planted the croes on Watling's island,
and was the frat European to set his
foot upon the soil of the new world.
The mind goes back through four CEN
turies to the dramatic and pictorial event
of this memorable landing, and we
seem to establish line OF connection
between ourselves and Columbus when
we have before US his living descen-
dauts.
The effect Of this great exhibition
upon the industrial and commercial
unity of nations cannot be over-esti-
mated. The interchange of thought in
the presence of the object Lessons of the
march of the worlds progress cannot
but enlarge the understanding and ce-
mont the amity that should subsist be-
tween the nations that are putting forth
their energies to augment the comforts
and better the conditions of the human
family.
The herald., 1893-05-01
LooAL-The outfaIi sewer construction

outfall sewer construction
Mining notes. correspondence from the
worlds fair The state horticultural com
missioners' boycott of Southern California
80. Los Angeles girls as models. Fast drlv
tng. Irene Mansfield dies from tho effects
OF her burns. Kast Side notes. The
Turner's shooting contest Some OF yester-
days sermons
The herald., 1893-05-01
Mammoth Wharf

At Port Los Angeles is $500 feet out and
still creeping seaward. The longest in
the world. The big coal bunkers are
building. Go and enjoy the beautiful
marine view, the bracing sea air and
fine fiehing. There is an hourly train
service between the wharf and Santa
Monica. Sunday round trip from Los
Angeles, so cents. See Southern Pacific
time table in this paper.
The herald., 1893-05-01
Anbenser Busoh Rock Beer.

1t is the invsriable rule for brewers to
furnish but one consignment of book
beer to their customers. Mr.. Charles
Bauer got carload of it about week
ago and it was all gone in three days.
He telegraphed back for another losd
and it arrived yesterday to be on
draupht today. Charles Bauer, of the
Anheuser, has broken the record. Make
no mistake. This beer is to be had only
at the Anheussr, 243 South Spring, and
the Eintracht, 1853 North Spring street,
and at John HewbeTger, on Spring
direct between Fourth and Fifth.
The herald., 1893-05-01

THE threathened uprising of the Ma
vajos will soon be squelched when the
troops which General McCook has or
dered to the reservation reach there.
The Navsjos have the reputation OF be-
ing brave and determined tribe; but
their savage and turbulent deposition
has been held in restraint by the fact
that many OF them have acquired good
deal Of property from the traffic in
blankets and their large ownership in
sheep. These prosperous Indians will
be careful not to place their possessions
in jeopardy by coming into collision with
the United States forces. They prob
ably have sufficient influence in tribal
councils TO prevent concerted outbreak
to save from punishment an Indian MUIR
derer who ought to be delivered up to
iustice. The epeck of war which the
government agent affects to foresee will
not materislize.
The herald., 1893-05-01
MONDAY, MAY i. 1898.
Am INDEX ro YESTERDAY.

By TELEGRAPH-Busy scenes on the
worlds fair grounds. How President
Cleveland and the duke OF Veragua spent
Sunday A horrible holocaust at Burling-
ton, Ia. whiteaw Reid talks. Evans and
sontag bob up again Tables turned In the
California ball games. A San Diego county
mans adventure with panther. "A cyclone
sweeps through the south.
The herald., 1893-05-01
NEIGHBORIN0 PLAt

PLACEs-A dead man
found near South Riverside....A bill.
Hard match at San Bernardino Picnics
plentiful In Orange county Santa Annals
city trustees The street paving question
at Pasadena. .Redondo has a small fire.
The herald., 1893-05-01
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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to the DAI1Y HERA D Ii be promptly discon-
tinued hereafter No papers will D5 sent 10
suhscribers by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance. This rule Is inhextbie.
L. P. Fisher, newspaper advertising agent, 21
Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on file In
his Office.
1HE Herald is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco for sc copy.
The herald., 1893-05-01
PInmhinr a snecinItx

In all it's branches at the W. @. Furrey
company, 159, 161 and 1853 North Spring
atreet. All orders promptly attended to-.
The herald., 1893-05-01

Nenr1y all women have good hair, though
MANY are gray and few are bald. Halls ltair
Remover restores the natural color ard thick
ems the growth OF the hair.
The herald., 1893-05-01

Mother can go out 70 swim,
"Yes, my charming daughters
Hang your clothes on hickory limb,
But don't go near the water"
But those who go down to Santa Mon
lea and Redondo wish to go near the
water. They love it too much to forego
it. Therefore the necessity for surf
boats in steady hands to guarantee
rescue to the disabled.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-27

-Mus 2onbon 14reibt man: Ser
bes Snnern bat 1oeben einen
Mrbeiter begnabigt, nit benz bic hobe
Sbriqte::t bo4 etpas gu gel trenge UNI
q%e1prungen mar. Ser Mr6eiter, Der in
Birmingham bauIt, batts it4 na@ gez
t6aner Mrbett cur4 etnen langen @paz
aierqang erfrtl9t. Nls er bann IN
}pdter N9t feline @9rttte 1einem 9etm
aulentte, fanb CT it9 ausaei9lofe en- uno
i&(1g, ba CT als midlimtsboller Mann
Sic liebenbe Satin n:9t meden mollte,
1ein Eager in elmer linn ba3u 1ebr 9ez
eiqnet 19etnenoen Wanne unter fretem
6tmmel Ut. Sn bieier Wanne nun
19nar9te er 10 laut, bab er bic Mufz
m%ert1amfeit zines Poli3ilten auf ii4
aog. Nor @eri9t erfldrte biei er, ,bas
rmGdtise @dnarden" bes @4.afers
babe bic Ma9trube Der nmmobner gez
YtDrt unb Der &idter, oHenbar Elm entz
i9iebensr @egner gerdu14pouen @4laz
fes, berbonnerte ben Deltnquenten gu
Ie9s Wo9en. Wadere (8irger BON
Birmingham, bic BON Der Sinbe bes
@@nar4ens cine milbere Muffaf Jung
batten, BEL 4lpNen cine Proteitmeettn9
unb rt@teten @or1euungen on bas'
Mtntiterium.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-27

Wus Qonbon beri9tet elm &orrez
fponbent: Sm rMlabdbab pioneer"
ihrepbt Elm mitarbeiter riiber men>
i&~enfreNenoe" Stser unb i@tlbert bas
Bel tn lebbaften Tarben bic 2aufbabn
eimer iungen Stgertn, bic tpabrene 11rr
1,e,11t Monaten mebrere Dubeno Me11>
{&en ,t1btete, bic 8ep0lterung ga913sr
pertrteb 11nb ale Mrbett m benz
or0Beren Sbeil etnes l1mf atrgrethen
@albbtitritt5 unm6glth ma4te btes
Qlnes, tnoBbem bic gr6bten M%nitrengl111z
qen, lie gu er1egen, gema9t uno 300
&upien a1f ibren Ropf 9e1eBt tp1roe1t
@te begarth1 ihre wSbatigteit" TIM Sult
nit ber S0bturrg atpeter Metber tn 5er
g1abe zines Mulb6orfes unb Aatk bib
Gn6e DECEMBER bereits 30 periore1
u,noebru@, irpbem fs nit iebem trtz
fden Mprb freder unb eri4lageuer
tpurbe. ssybr @tanbqaartter hatte lie
in ben 9iigeln amt surge Beg tr1alapas,
bon tpp ais ie einerp % Metlen langen
unb bret big bier Metlen breiten
Maum Sur4{treifte. Die Serrainbe>
{&uffembeit tpar 10, baB man tpeoer
hren @pluren ,fiir etne 1dngere @trede
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-27

fallenb quite Groiebuns senoKem: 8eioe
ipra9en unb laien bas Gnglii4 .ntez
beno, unb Der Meltere battle etne 9ana
bubIae Renmtnib inn GrawDiiden.
Ssbre 8t6liptbst BE tanb aus 8 8dnoen:
59Dbler's BUD her Natur. etnem
beut'4en Mtlas, G6arles S'Malep,
Captain Morreq's Reifen, spei ate
81 noe elmer 3eit59rift, SbatesipNre's
6om(et unb Gprip[an NIT fran30iii4en
Soften unb Sdl:Ier's @ebt4te. Getoer
fonnten lie lire Bidder ua4geraoe aus
menoia, aber lie batten einen tuhti9en
Toass in 1ih I:H5It, un5 ces !ebbaftc
SntereHe, bas lie an allen @~orgdngen
Der lie lmoebenben Natur nabmen, lteb
feline 2angetpeile Bel tbnen auftommen.
g((s Der Gbanenger Bel ibnen erl4iez
men, 'berei!eten lie ft4 fir ben @ufentz
bait mdbrenb zines neuen Sommers
Dor, ober lie fingen bp4 at, Der abb onz
Der. it.n unb e:nt6nigen Soft iiberoriil :
fla au tperoen, BENIN ale @orrdt6e, pe,,z
DE lie miteebra4t hatten, maren erz
190pft bis uuI oas Bttter1al5, Das UNI
berii6rt geblteben par, benin teiner BON
ben 6einen par md6reno i6res 4ufentz
baltes au9 muir cine @tunoe trant gez
tpe1en. Nun aber paren lie froh, alS
lie in benz nGEaQen9erz gelegenbeit CUR
ueberfabrt na6 Der Gapf tabt fanben.
Mls bas @@if in See ae1o@en mar,
erbpb ii9 aus i6rer b:nterlahene Suit
te cine 9obe Tlamme, Der oi4te @au4z
polfen iolgten, unD in tuenigen Mugenz
6lidea mar bic Elm fame men14liae
Wobn1tdtte auf SnacceI1tble Sstanb in
elm !0duflein Mi6e berpanoslt. Sb
nun bas biirre Strob burA 3ufaa
Teuer %gefangen bate, o6 IS abit4tlth
ange3iinoet gepelen par,-bte @tolz
tenboHs i4ienen penlg Summer lab'r
be 3eritDrung hires bdusl;den 9erbes
au emp inben. sic berlieBen ben Ort
ni9t NIT freunbli4en @rinnerungen an
lire 3ohbam auf Srtitan, unb es
tonn tpobl ietn, baB lie ni4ts 3uriidoez
Ia Ten min dten, bas bic len trgenbrie
BON Nllben 6dtte 1ein tOmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-27

fplsen, mod lie burd @lepbanten out.
i9euden fornte. Ste beriibrte tetrerr
angebunbener 8ufel uarb tebrte, ipenr,
einnpal aufgef@eu4t, rtiemnls au hrern
Opfer auriid. Das Sitter tpurbe au,
lett 10 fred, bub es an, 9ellen Sage
MGnner umb Jraale,, bic auf ben ter,
paNenfDrmtgem aelbem arbetteter, bu,
pontrug; es kf4lt4 ie babel bon ober
unb iprans NIT etnem plDBlt&en Sat
auf lie. 9ie 2ngft Dor ber 8lrteier
Der Beftte nerbreitete it@ iiber bic 9arse
@egenb; pbele Oprfbemobner berltebe1
TIRE 9dalfer arpb oft 9ielt tie gauge D0r.
fer inn @elagerungsoui tanb.
Mls bic Mrbeit int MaQb began1.,
lernte bts Sigerin i4neu benz Son ber
Dirt folgerr urlb erlegte aablrei&e Opfer.
sSy6r Mmsriff 4par 1abet 10 plSBli&, bab
a. iebe M1glidfeit bes GntrtnnerS
ous1@lob unb ibr Saben1&lug 10 tDbt.
lt@, baB Ct fe(b1t etnen 9tlfe5@et un-
mDgli4 1ma4te. Dos Spfer mar tobt
un6 tpeageI9leppt, bepor feline @efdbr.
ten 4puBfen, tpas poreefauen. Mue
Mtttel, @tft, Galler, @elbitf4iife uip.
tparer umfom}t, a1nb eri als nerf4te'
bene Rompagnien @olbuten na4 Der
@egerb beorbert tpu1r6en. gelang es,
baS f@redli@e Sbter 3u t6oten, to3
>pd9rerb Sanuar unb 6ebruor nod 15
Sig 20 tpeit:re 0pfsr gsforbert 5att:.
Gs tpar Elm iunges Sbier, EN- prad,t>
eempIar feiner Mrt.-11eber bic ~msr'
f@enfreFenben Stger" i'm mJsm:inen
meilt bet @@reiber aus feiner Grfab<
rn1rg nit: vDe rMan eaters," bic t@
ge1eben babe, tparen mtemals allie peer
i9tpG@lide Tbiere, bic ettpa aus G!on>
gel an anberer Ma9unng fid3 un Menz
{9en gemu9t bGtten. Sic Iebt.n m
@egenben, mo eS Milb unb Wieh TN
ueberfluB gab; aber fe 9atten i9re
Tur@t Dor benz Menf&en berlorerl llro
tonrten 10, uuf tbre uberlegene @tarte
unb @erf@(ngenbett bertrauenb, tbren
9unger let&t b%efrteotgem 3uglet@
}4ienen iie tppbl gu 4piHen, baB Elm BE-
~tpaffneter Mann gefdbrli@ 1T uro bab
f6e ii4 bpppelt Dor TalIen 31 bitten 6at<
ten. Sc II bie1e offenbare (in man4en
65Gne11 gerube3,l al, Elm Ma@benten
gren3enbe) &enntntB bes Men1&e1e ato
feiner @etpnbnbeiten, bic eine1 mtnz
f&enfrefsnbsn Siser 70 sefahrlt@
ma4t."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-07-27
Trubcrc Acknowledgements.

9ie nit benz 7. Mug. 'beatnnenbbe @r=
traiibung bes @oorgreFes mtrb Die
3tpDlfte ibrer Dirt in ber @ef@i@te ber
1ationalen @egierung fem. Sic erite
purbe am Is. M6ai 1897 bonn Prdiibenz
ten Sobn mams in Gotge ber btplo<
matt19en @tDrungen mit Granfrei4
e~tnberlfen. Sbomas SeHerfon iab it@
peranlaBt, BEN &ongreb 3tpeimal gu
elmer @rtraitbung gu beriammeln. Sir
bas erit e Mal, am II. Sttpber 1903,
CAB bic M6tretung 2ou;i innas ron
,t@panien an Trantret9 bic 8eranlal :
flung, (bie @ibung bu1>erte big 3um
folqenben Mdr3); bic apette Sibung,
auf ben 26. Sttober 1907 einberuf fen,
butte iid nit Strettfragen init @ng(an6
gu be79df&gen. @ngGunb's @erbalten
mar es, bas ann 4. Nppeutber 1911 cine
t~pettere @rtraiibung, umter prd1tbent
Mqbi]on, n~ptbtpenbtg mahte. 9ie
: @ibung bauerte big gum 6. Suli 1872
un6 In syo[ge bes &rieges bon ienem
! Seubre fanb i'm Sabre 1914 abermals
eine @rtpaiibung ftatt, bic am 10. @epz
TENDER 1914 3~u1ammentrat.
,6ieruuf fplgte eine lGngere pauie.
/ Sic 2age bes 2anbes tpar berart, bab
bic DHentli4en Mmgelegenbeiten in ben
regelmdbtgen Stbungen ber nationalen
@eeBgeb,1n9 erleoigt tperben fonnte.
Sm Sabre 1887 uber bepqnlaBte bic
lible nirtbl4afttide Sage, bic als SOL
&c Der 6tnanageiebgebung unter benz
prGi iberten Mnbrem Sadfon ertldrt
tpurbe, ben Prdi ioenten @un 8uren,
ben &on9reB Dor Der regelmGbigen Stz
b,prg auf ben 4. September, etnberufen.
Sci Rongreb aber bermo4te feline &C.
eignete Mbbilf smabregel gu @tanbe gu
br;ngen, 10 bab am II. Mai 1871 prdz
iibent 9enrp 9arrt1on abermals etne
@rtraiiBum a11f ben 81. Mat aus
f6rfeb ba Bic brobenbe Sinan3luge bes
9anbes tpie ber &egierung 1oforttge
6ii(fe notbmcn0ig ma@ten. prGiibent
6urriIon itarb, ebe ber &ongreB 5u1amz
mentrat u1b bic pon ibm berfabte 8otz
14aft tplrbe BENT elben bonn 8tceprdltz
benten SDler iibermittelt.
prG1tbent Pierce mubte inn Sabre
1856 cine 81 tra1tbllng auf ben 81.
Mr9uit etnberufen neil Der porbergez
henbe &ongreB perubiGtmt Hatte, in
ietner regelmdBigen StBung bic nDt6tz
oen @elbbeniltonngen ali Madden.
Die nea1nte @rtraitbun9 mar bic mi&z
ttgite in Der @e19thte bes 2anbes. sic
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am 10. Mdir3 1879.