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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03

- Die SinssGsel werSen aud In
gBien bon Der pcIi5si BEN 5dnblsrn fort
ssnpmmen, um ie Fieeen su lafen. Bis
gum 8. Mai Bate bic ionif msbr gum Gin.
fanssn tpis gum Srsilaisn ssnsists Ypli.
3st f&on 400 Der ssfsbertsn Sdnssr in
5rsieeit ssfsbt, INNER gum gsroniosn si-
mes aablrei&en Yutlitums, bas tets Der
prueecur beiwebnt. a
= 9n Deutfa.eptbrinsen ninmt bic
Sswesuns sur Seibaltuns otsr Sislmsbr
Bisberberiteauns ess bsut1asn linterriats
ibrsn rubissn 5crtSans. gBis man Der
NJ. p.3." lHreibt, babsH fammtIite pfar.
rer, @aplane unb g8dbler sine Tetiticn
an ben &aiier unterl4risbeH, worin Der.
felbe um 3uriidnabme Der BON tem jebi.
gen Observation-Disclosures erla1fsnen lltais
9esen bic beutfte Spra4s sst.ten pirb.
5Ofentlit ptrb bisiel6e BEN sepinlGten
Grfcls babsn. @dre biss nidt, 70 t5nnte
bic Sa&e Der gussansspuntt elmer Grass
psrtsn, bic fdIiebli& gar fibIi9 wsrben
barfte. Die eutl&-qotbrinser iinb quite
GrunsOlsn, absr tsine @dll&en, ipobl ater
fsbr bartnddiss gertbsibissr bss gNt6srss.
braHten uno Der 9anbrSeisentbimIi6tei.
ten." ...
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
Sin fpdrfame Qeufe.

Die 6irma 8. 9. slstiIstcn bttpeiff einsn lin.
tsrnsbmunesssiIf in ibrem @sf9afts, bsr ibl
E6trIib ben sepini6isn Grfpls brngen mub
9Dir tptiisn, bae bic bette Stunbenarbst in beIenl
county bort ssmadt tpire, gang tsfonbers abtr
feline falblsberne Stiffeln fir Sfrrsn.
9srr N. impcrtirt isinen gprratb BON fran,S.
iliten Geasn felbR unb bur1 bslcnbne 9crtbsils
ptrp 60 tbm gtlin8en, fd 3u elmer her erfen Sir.
uitn i'm Staaie empprsui6pinaen.
Snngt WGnner! Wenn cure Stiefeln I6G.
big finb nnb bic 3sbe su ben S&ubsn berars-
fsbsn, baun esbt ;u Nsttetcns unb fault elm
gaar falbIeberns ssn6bte Stisfeln fir SIS, pber
labt sub rin paar trr btfen anmelIsn fir S i2.
gRsnn ibr ssprssts Stisfeln Drr,isbt, 70 psrIsbe
I'D su9 NIT tinsm paar faIblsbfrne fir 1875
rbsr $500. ts mad tfr AuaIitdi, bic ibr tpabIt.
&ftn @eltatf IN Der Stabt III 10 popular unb
rfeq, ais has pom Hetetcn.
Ssrr Mnton Scps pirb erfrtut fein, feline btut.
f1sn eanesltute ;u bsbisntn, ICpcbI nit f,rtiasr,
tpis aud nit aunbrnarbeit. t3mi9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
8 { 8
SinOeS magiider Sd)lummer>5nrup,

urtt al nsbsL ssnm ambsr beim urpUfn uSmI6
Sh DW@faa 8ub uGhtbs
fas earaus ntfbmhs unaufbSrite unb3 3assn
Sir IuHs.r syap ns aru ansn 3st sUn tm
a" aa SS#t ss I init & BEN SanasfM Gg i
Nunr-Srup seau9 babr
"uy ar ~ s osSuns ramartsn s6mn
u" gHta gu l9aesn rm nu aus gfamrn
Dummsr
n s nq PIC 3ansun9 s ubtfams tsmtn
latm Srusie
rtern
Stm aau
SSraR" nnR fensn ansrsn setrauGm ~ S'7 T'-
-. prtis: Gents.
3nsrstt bon & G. pnuUd M. ., pbhatdptk, ya
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
8peissCfiee 5u philadelphia:
0rlfe SSatipmal Sanf.

Beamte:
G. 8. GIarf, philadelphia, grGIbent.
5enrp .. 9ppfe, Wa1binatpn, gice- prdi.
Jay epcte, TcrtBfr ess Gtnans- une Grsra-
a tip-Gommiitees.
Gmsrfpn B. Ytet philadelphia, SefretSr
unb Aftuar.
Disis Ssfsaf&aft bistst bic folssnssn gOr.
tbeile:
Gs iR cine rationale @eIsaI6aft, asdbartsrt
bur6 cine ipsaislls Mfte bes GongrtIIss in 1868.
Sie bat Elm tinbfaabItfs Capital BON 8 1 900,
600.
gle bistst nisbriss prGmirnrat.n.
@epdbrt 9rDBtrs. Werllherunssn aIs antrrt
Gcmpa9nien fir ba1elbs Gjelt.
81 beltimmt nne eeipiB in ibrrn 3rrminsn.
Gs III stns bsimii9s @eleaf6aft in jstsr 9pfa.
IitGt.
9brs gcIieiss tSnuen ni9t nit SsI&Ias bslfst
pfrten.
ss iinb feline sini&ranFsnbe Sefimmunssn in
ben ppIieiss.
Sebe ppIiey III unSerfal6ar.
polieies fEnnsu seupmmen psrben, prIde tsm
0eriterttn ben SplIrn 9etras ,abIen, unb alle
prdmttn 3nridtrlfattrn, 70 bae bic gnli6eruna
nur bic 9ntfrentn Der iGbrIihen 3abIungen fchrt.
pplietes tperben aus1eifelt, pelde hem 9trli-
terttn, nab Wsrlauf elmer AnSab Sabre, pGb-
renb bsr esbsnslsit sin iabrli6es Ginfommsn ron
sinsm .3sbntsI tss in hsr policy bsitimmten gs-
traes fbern.
astns Grtrabsrr&nuns tpirb fir bas Gilifu Der
8rrfi6truns bon Grausn eemabt.
Sts Ssriitsrt nitt um ben 8eriiGsrtrn Disi-
eenern ju btjabltn, icnbfrn su 70 geringsn SO,
fen, hab Dipitsnbtn uumSsIi6 linb.
9irrulart, pampbIste unb ausfiibrIiGe Gin,
aslbeiten rrbGIt man auf glnfrase in Der 3peia-
Office Der GOmpasnis in bielsr Statt pttr BET
9. B. GIarfu. Go, philadelphia,
9tnsraI asrntrn fir penniyIpania uub Glib
NfD-SsrIey.
NOft unb Tullcr,
Scranton,
Spsial-stssntsn fir @ayns, gByuniius unb
eas nUrblits 9userne County. 12n8
Deuti6tr Sa6palter in Srrantun, ,-S. 0er,.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
Sob ben gSiirmern,

m-Gp
@ nn g9e l@nelts msnss
Mah aS Sasm ag ansn! gBsu
m &c emIaas sane.n .anens aaeSrnd aFoF pHadsu
ME tthrtl anaae "" N"-
9fc'S pfIanBtn- gB 4 .
9n ane egne ale 4amr
Sufpn HELEN Sunet 3batra
S'' N"' '"'" ""P'' 'H9sH SpHummfr
qtp's gBur "-.
8rbe
ce Sutfanu snalm. bmt
ffhe ainben
Gfos NC 20
aus sm sSS R e s @ g# b GSra @ ma sg$ bic n uSau
''1 aaos zen Sinn nno af OF ag ~
len hiebsH-t NRahr
Gum gnduuf bel gpcbderu absraa ~ NFT'"' .'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
sSlt i>erf0ufett /:

Die eptte an tsr Gde SUn 5ranFin qs.nu.
unb einbenifrabs. DisltIbs III 40 bti 80 lu6
unb es tefnbsn Tb barauf trd @ebGube. Is
cine SpsiffSdiss Wasnrrperfif6tte, f6 bel 25
Gub; p eine S6miebtpsrfffdtts, 20 bel 80 l5u6
nnb 3prifSdis; b elm stpsifGdisfs 8obnbaus.
Das San3e III gut etn9sri6tet fir elm @agnsr-
PEI AZ SuB, Gut sihssftnit tias 2ilits 3ur auf-
g8aeen in bic anlfrtibnpsrfii1ttt su tbun.
9siiB fann su istfr 3sit ssssbsn Rsrbsn.
100 Safpb 6raft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
SG1ttereicnt

BON YUrSHsIi6r Site fir @artsnssipatle aGtr
Art bat Der llnteriei6nete III GROCER auspnbl
porrdtbis unb Yrrfauft Su ben bilIisfen prtifrt
Defenders aufmerfam made i'd 9lumenfreuute
auf msint impprtirte bplI6nbiidr glumtn,tpit-
bsln, rslts i'd birsft ron ben trfen Sanblunasn
tn DentI9Ianb bt;itbe.
Sap9 Watbias Roll, Glats.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
0Dtel snilt Werfanf.

Das in yrpSitsnre an btr SauptRraee esis.
gene SptsI hes llntsr,siGnstsn III gum @erfaufe
anaebctrn. Wit hem SetsI serbunesn ilf Gin lIlt
gut rentirtenber Sarbirrlbpp.
Sas Giesntbum III einfs Der IbBnnsn IN pro.
whence, Stabt Scrantcn- Das Sctfl M nit al
len mcternsn 9rauemIiGfeiten ptrltben, sntbdlt
itpei faIf gang neue Billiards, Sppie cine ppII.
fGnbiae austattuns RON MGbtln u. (. 10.
(2firba) 9bep. Camp, prcpibenee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
Charles Robinson's
@eilt-, 9iqn6r-, 8itters=
unb
Delikatessen-6 -6anolune,
313 Gadatpanna abenne,


Scranton, ga.
Die pbist 8irma Isnft bic aufmerfIamFsit Der
perren gStrtbe nnb BON priSatptrlrnen auf ibr
pcr3usltbts Eager BON unperfGIf6tsn
8einen iinb 2iqu6ren,
unb pirb ss AUD In 3ufunft ibr 8eiirrten lein,
hur@ rttle unb piinftlidt Srhirnung tas in Iie
eslebtt Tsrirauen Su rehtfertigen.
unftr Vcrraib befsbt aus imprrtirtrn teut-
idtn, fransSfi6sn unb fpanil6sn @sinsn unb
SiauSrtn, einbeimiIhcn California unb Gatatpba
Wsinen, 8ye unb Bourbon @bisfes's u. (. ~.
gluf unisr Eager Bon einbsimil6sn unb impUr-
tirtfn
OelifateHen
MAIDEN mir btlpnbers aufmrflam, unS tenerntn
aIs siusn 9tnanbtbsil belTelben:
WefpbGlifbe S6infen, SerSeIattpiirIte, unoa-
rtltt 9anisbriiits. ssircduete StOffi&s, bpl6n.
eii1s 5Grinss, Naebsburser Sausrfraut, gim.
burger, S6ptijtr, bcllGnbiIGe unb ar6uier-stGle,
letrtt bsutibs Griittr (einaemabt unb setrpdnf)
Spsjsreitn inb @rpiir;e.
Gernsr: Cincinnati S6inftn unb Biirlfe, Rn-
efr- une SHpeinauneeH, Nep-gcrfrr @iirhr
ieesr art
Smpprtirtirtt unb amsrifauiIts Giaarrsn,
Bier unb gStin. @I1lsr, StcrbHaIten, unb aIIts
anefre, ;ur Ginrihhina elmer MirtbIbaft @ebS-
rsnes in GROCER auspabI.
3abIrsi9sm 3uiprub entssesnlsbenb, ssi6nsu
a9tunespOa
Charles Robinson.
fffqbd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
pic Nic itnn 8QQ.
SlGtter. SHb0Cf

sbtr AuaIiiGt tmpftbIt su ben biGIiaItsu abr,ir,r
26iu8 Gbas. Sropp, Qadatarna Sous
eadapanna apenut, uabs brm Dsprt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
3mtlt SSerfomf !:

Bas Saus, Ode Der @yemins gsenus unb
Ripsr Strabs, nsbff 2ottf, ipipit bic eotte bss
llnterjeitneten, ppn bensn ffrSIiG bic @etaube
abtranntrn, iinb ~ serfaufen, ba Der Gisentbu-
mer in antsre @si6dfts ssbt. Der plaD II fir
irsenb Gin @sldGft paiIenb unb bic Gulabamente
auf tem untsren Ibsile brr ectte nod gut erbaI-
en-. SsfB fam su isber 3sii sfssbsrf peresn.
98essn 9rbinsunsen u. I. 10. tpsnbs man iiG an
25mS9 Gbrifian SSIlrsr Stats.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
3uilt Serfomf:
pra6tspIIe
9ei1ltlt1ttell!

tir bic
Nrbetter unb Sanbperfer.
Die eutten Iisssn an tsn SefTerIou, gbanns,
9DaIbinston, @poming, penn, Granflin, WPpn.
itp, prrpittnef. Rrp-yprf u. Raricn apenuts
nnb an Der g., s., A. unb 3. StraBe. gqe Stra.
Ben lnb ausetlsst unb sssbnst. Die @runblfiidr
psrren auf biliss Ssbinsunssn Serfauft. Iisls
SOtten Iln6 bsfannt unb sslssen an trr @ilmprt
Sanblrtde, auf bieisr Seie BON @jreen Ribae
une efBbalb pisl ndber ,u Serantpn, ais irasnb
tpeIts sOttsn bic isBt gum @srlauf ansebstrn
tperoen.
Die Sebisb unb Susausbanna Gilenbabu unb
bic Ssrantcn II. prpsiSsnet Shaeen. Giirntabn
fabrfn esrabe bur6 na6 Der Mcnisp unb pro-
stetnee Npfnue, unb bic Duumpre Stra6en Gi-
lenbabn rallrt tnnerbaIb bier Squares an ben
gottfn am pberrn Gnbe Sprbsi. 9ln Der unteren
Ssits bssrGn3t Der 9afapanna S5lu6 bas Qanb.
Der gsIiBtiteI fir bisie Gotten ii untslfrritbar
une etelslbsn Sariiren I'm Yrrilt bon 200 bis ,u
900 Dollars. o
6ar gssinsunssn, plan &c. frass man mad bsi
Jobn SaneleD,
25tlS yte1tsanpaIi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
2eO's Gbolera=6eilmitteI,

has unueraI SrImitd fir
DhuBSs &UbIaut Sau9eimmm Cholera uub ouaio
pl1s pabrnb Der rmntsa
m" earann @ fses atd bic tn6d
Ss pfanjenfFm
InoSh ps9t l Bamlt
et bn
unb
smpftsn ss ais tus Der hfm Rabnrn. " " ""'A'""s ""'"
Rar Is GsHts per 8Iaf&s
2laen Npnpd, 1SOsialeaasnt
e'ssnabr bm gesmts Sauis assHus
." SeranoH, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
Rll i)ere0ltfeil :

Se@s SauIrttsn, ssltssn an Der @albinatcn
aSsnus IN @rsen 8ibss. Die Gotten linb 40 9.
Gront BET 200 8uB tiet nit finem sutsn 3aune
umgfbsn unb idcn felt ;pti Sabrsn btpHanst
poreen. Ginssln cber I'M @an;en gu ptrfaufen.
ettbbabsr fSnnsn f9 msIren bel 9pbn @.
SaiIsr, GsbarRra6r, Srrantcn. 26n8
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
StQmOrs San6lin,ra
ron
SSilli0nt &pcber.


MainifraBs, sssrniibsr Srn. g. @rSbsr's Spt,I
9pbe parf.
Grtunben unb 8sfannten, insbeGcnbere ober
ben 9rrrsn @alpirtbtn CUR etfaaiam an,eiae,
eab es metn Sritrrten Iein tpire, meins RInSen
prompt anb reef unb nit ben bslfen gBaarrn an
esSttnsn. 9lsin Srrratt umfubt aubtr BEN &C.
WBbnIiSsn eiquUrtn
WftB- unb &ptb-@eins,
SIb HYtuub Bourbon 0btsfY,
5ran3Siif&tn uub Gbsrry Srauts
Rum unb GprttaIs,
nfl1e iGmmtli6, mas AuaIifGt unb Rsinbeit
anbrlanst in ftiusm GtabIiTement birItr Stabt
bsder ;u babrn linb.
als 9sRsllun9en ptrbsn piinFtIiG ausaefiibrt
une sBdarsn nab isbrm StabhbsiIs fpfrnfrti
9eIisfert.
.. Gns G'si&Gft ifebt untsr tsr esituns bss 6ru.
@ep. 0Riul6.
um Is&t ;nbIrsiSsn 3uipru6 bittst
141r9 gDm. epder.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03
@eridlafft Gmdl bas 8eite!

gls Gin @anjss brtra6tet, tasun fInt mir fiber.
seugt beiiBt frine anetre Iebsnbe Sprahe Gin
9BSrtsrbu@ (Bifticnair). peIGrs 70 ppllfantia
t'ne genau tereH eegenipGrtieen 3uifanb barIsaf,
alS bic leBte @ussabe Webfsr's bits In 9etrtfi
nnIsrer 8sitrifbensn unb srlprpgenfn Sprabs
tbut-parper's Waaa,ine. 'tt
Difie brei 9iiGer tilben ben Sauptfern arpBer
SlblieibrIen: bic Sibsl, Sbaffspears's Werfs
nno gSrhifer'S 8pYat Auartp.- Chicago
Owning SournaI.
Der DRsue Weblftr" IN pprfrefiIit unb YplI-
taneig; CT trpbt ieber Competition unb IGBt nibts
su piini1en iibrig.-S. 8. 9taymcnb, {. {. D.,
prdllhent bes ,BaiIar gollesiums".
WtbRer's Difticnair III has nibIihIfe unb
mertwirbtsIfe Compendium menIdIitry. Srnnt-
nip In nnitrer Sprade.-gB. 9. Glarf, 9fGIibent
ees DDiaifa6uirtts adtrbau- GOlIsgiums."
9Srbfrr' 8 Ratinnal=g gilbersgD gDGrterbuffl:
f,040 9. SftaSp; GOO abbitunssn; yreis Sc.
DDisfes g4srF III pirfli6 ein GtrIffein ron
etnrl gBDrtrrbubt unb gerabe has Dina fir bic
Dltlientn.-glmfrican Gbucaticnal Wcntblv.
D9n pieien SeJirbunssn IN bisIes gBGrtrrbuh
eas anssmelsnfs, peItss ie SrrSfsntIitt purbe.
-RoGrIfer Democrat.
vMls Gin Sanebnb gum Nabl6taeen paBt es
ausssSsi9net fir ben @sbraud In Gdmilitn unb
S4ulen.-Hep-gpr Gribiine.
"Sm eSanirn sencmmsn II Is Der tefe S6aB
pon gSUrtsrn. pslben bic snsIi9s Spra9s is
bsiab.-Sartfcrb preb.
Seraussegetsn bon q. II. 6. Werriam,
31n3p Sprin9fisle, WdG.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-06-03

Grfldrts Disibsntsn, 40 pru,snt
6jibt ale bic neutrrn arten RON pclieies uub
3Tar su 10 siiufissn 8ebinsunssn, ais irasnb
sine 0'eiell6aft in ttn Ser. Staateu.
Die @tItai1aft sibt temperate auIsbeu ouf
lbrt peIitits; trIdubt 80 Gage Grin ,ur 8e,ab.
lung htr pr6mien, tp6brtnb psIdber 3sit bic wp.
litts sutltfbsne bIeiben; ale pclirss lInb ouort.
taibar tpsssn htr stpSbnIitbtn tlrIadbsn; bic ron
eitisr @tieLitaft ausstfellten pcliries ssrfa[Ien
ME; isin Grtra.RiliFc pirb bsrrtntt fir bic Gr-
laubnib lnm Rtiltn; gclieybslissr i5siIsn id
mt esr 9eisufdatt In bic iSbrIi6tn prpTt. nnS
babtn Shmme bel ben Bablfn ,inb In Der Scr.
paltuns Der @ef96ftt.
attHt untsrla9unss. pbtr pCIiey- -G,sbHbrsn
ptrbeu berehntt
Dlan psnbt lidb an 8. 3. Wsrtbruy, Snan-
tom 8entral.aeent fir has ncrhEIfIfGe penn
iplpdnien.
3pti SuSsTIdlfet bsuiIGs Netntsn prrbsn ssr-
lanet htntn tine quite GemmtlFOu bfjablt pirb.
Bran HsIes Fdb in Der Grpfbition bes ,,gBeGsH-
blatt." 25mI9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Dropping into truth now and then in
friendly way LIust not be mistaken for gen
uine devotion to virtue; and if The World,
when it gets angry, occasionally blurts out fact
which cannot be decently denied, we are
not therefore to conclude that it will make a
practice of being either rational or consistent,
or that it will not start up the next morning
and deny some truth notorious to all mankind.
With regard to illegal voting we are not sure
what its particular line is just now: We there
fore make bold to ask our nelghbOr to read
the following extracts, and then inform us
whether any frauds were committed at the
last election in this city or not:
From The World Sept s. 1862 From The World OCT 81 1900
TuB TRIBUNE publishes Yesterday he tMr. Gree
q statement that the EditorleyI printed long lneIu
Of The World did not vote at nent ana twaddnR eter
the Last Presidential cleo. Mr. Samuel J. Tilden, IN
ton This IL false. On no which he accounted TOT MS
occasion has he neglected aexpected discontinue D re-
citizens duty On that yampng hia last years bels
casiOn he voted the pre- about illegal voting III thls
ciDCt Of his residence Tor no we eApioHu tcs
ratio Seymour and John T. bels when they were nrHt
Hoffman, ,ohteh IS uerluttered mo person can
or no consequence dnNbOdUvoto whose name Ia not on
bit himself aud nObOdySlthe register used as cnech
business bui his opn But at the polling place. which
he saw on that day oper prepared several
alton OF two noteworthy weeks ia advance Oh the
frauds lie what hum election Not only the
bng and costly nuisance to name OF every voter Is put
the City Of New.YOrk the down. but the street and
present Republican registry number OF his residences and
law was; hon II prerenfed time enough eapses AZ
hindertn0 dishonest po0 whether such person really
lie sap By Vhdt shameless resides at that place.
aud cunning frauds such Aud when election day ar
cOyripOiisis Of Ring dSives. person vote nm
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED Gndess his uame is found on inc
OaktB Ha cutd0g beOto register, which Is inmedl'
iepei me rQLtd roie OF ne atcy checked The cutlery
electors of hOrdtlO seymour against illegal voting IS
trick TO hide the hopeless
weakness OF the Republican
parly ~ the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

When Spaniards disagree who shall decide 7
The natural solution of this question in Madrid
is generally to leave it unsolved. Three par
ties in the Spanish State are trying to agree
or disagree, we are not quite sure which, upon
the choice of king, and thus far have not at
tanned to so much as the hope of result
Necessarily when Monarchists murder and
Liberals assassinate, it is hard enough for
them to come to conclusion and the kind
of king to be chosen by such fierce lieges can
not be above suspicion. Let us trust, however,
that something better will grow ont of the
Spanish crisis than what would seem to be the
natural fruit of such political accidents as the
massacre in Barcelona and the brutal assassin
alton in TarragOna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
Amustmnts. ait.

AMERICAN INSTITUTE NATIONAL EXuTBTTION.-
THIS Day aud Evening. AZ the EnUre Ci skating Rink
BOOTHs IHEATER Iwentv-thiTA-St.. between Fifth
and SiT,hsveS-Ih Evening a. Mary Warner Miss Baiemsn
BROOKLYN YOUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
ROoHSlbs Eveung oi the Argbtuaus Rnge e'
FIFTH-AVE TItEATER. Twentv-fOurth-s and Fifth
Ne-Tbis Bveung a." A. You Like Il" MA ScotSddOnA
NEwYORK CnCUs.-1hs Evening at STRAND
Programme. The Cuosn Brothers Bqnssirisnish
NIBLo's ARpIN.-This Evening at S-"OHYcr
Twist" Miss Lucille Wesern"
OLYMPIC THEArFE.-This Evening at S.-"lhe
Streets Of New.York" J. X. Mortimer
PYRENoIoGIcn MUSEUM, No $50 Broadway
Free Exhibition -,
SAN FRANcIsco MiNSTgEIs.-This Evening.-Mis-
eelaueOus performances
SoN,rRvurv Arr GALLERY. No 50 Fifth-aye.-
This Dsy aud Decentralization 81 The Niue Muses.
The 1ANiNANY.-This Evening at s." Robinson
CgusOe,' The Laaris sad L-op lids
WAIACK's TnRATER-This Evening at S.-"The
Heir-AtLag."
MOOD's MUSEUM Broadway and Ihlrtieth-st.-
Omen dsiy from a. ~ 10 4. TNo dramatic performances daily.
ALL The Drunkarl" A. & "Flck Hock'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
A STIRTLINH CHARGE.


The World is pursuing Gen. Butterield As
sstant Treasurer at this port, with relentless
severity. Time may show that the imputatlOns
so pIentifully showered on Gen. b. are de-
served, but he has right to be heard before
he is sentenced The World allows j. NJ. to
say in its columns that Gen. Butteriield was
conspicuous for sharp practice while school
boy at Utica and that
Later Dan went the felon business. and. in con-
nection with COnkn, and Orcot indicted for arson
the first degree: death being the consequence pans
father t5ds rich me District Attorney ,cds poor: COnkn
and OrcOtt were poor Oiie was entered for Dan;
the other two Indicted win hln were trlen c0nVchu
and sentenced. and the sentence executed COhkn 0he
only OF widow hanged until lie was dead;
OrcOtt was sent 10 State Prison for life.
Public opinion compelled Dan To leave his natlYe
imprObabe he took refuge ~ the lsthmus OF Panama
under a Government not then having an eXtradltion
treaty with the United States, lie remained away from
home about eighteen mouths and then settled IN ms
IL now The public sentiment cOndemninR Dan would
not forgive the DistrctAtOrney, pho also I Ufed 10
avoid a storm Of public Indignation"
The District Attorney thus stigmatized was
Mr.. Samuel b. Garvin, now by appointment
District Attorney here, and the Tammany
candidate for election to that most responsible
post. The World should not give currency TO
such grave imputatiOns on an eminent public
functonary unless it is fully prepared to sub
stantiate them. Mr.. Garvin will of course con-
tradct them and demand prompt and ex-
plicit retraction. He cannoes afford to leave
them unnOticcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
TIE SENATE,
explicit ?

We exhort the Republicans of ERIE County
not to let LOREN L. LEWIS, their exceilent
candidate for Senator, be defeated. They car
ried their County last year by honest, hard
work, giving Grant for President 1853 and
Griswold for Governor A4 majority; and they
will carry it now if they determinedly try.
Mr.. Nichols may be a very respectable citizen
but he voted last Winter for all the worst
measures of tho session, including the
monstrous Taxi evies engineered by Tweed
and Oakley Hall and fathered by A. d.
Hodges. The friends of honest frugal govern
ment have nothing to hope but everything to
fear from such responsibility as his. when 1t
interposes no barrier to such legislation as he
favored last Winter.
We trust the full vote of the XX1lId Senate
District will be poled. in which case NELSON
KINGSLEY will be elected by over 1000 ma
jority. Apathy only can defeat him, and
apathy has no business in such contest. We
exhOrt the Republicans of Chenango, Schoharie
and Delaware Counties to do their utmost for
Mr.. Kingsey's election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

The lOng-deferred law of the liberty of re-
lgion has been promulgated in Cuba. Late
and ostentatious as it doubtless is, it is never
theess the best service the Spaniards have
ever rendered to Cuba or to themselves.
They have given it effect not before they
thought it perfectly safe, and when any possible
danger of distracting ultra Catholic sentiment
was out of the question. Of course they could
have done it year sooner with honor; but in
Spain the eternal mdRdHa" or tomorrow is
the notorious rule of law and politics. The
Porto-Rican deputies, inspired with the same
genius of pOstpOnement and perhaps moved by
the Government whose puppets they are, have
begged the COrtes not to pass upon Colonial
reform at the present time. The COrtes will
vote their request with an alacrity to which
the final decree of emancipation will bear no
comparison whatever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

The ruler who seventeen years ago broke his
oath in order to establish liberty on an inn
perial basis, gives no failing sign of scruple at
this moment as to the means he intends to
employ for keeping liberty and the empire re-
cOnciled. Should the French Radicals OH the
Goth make a noise loud enough to alarm his
Majesty, Marshal Bazaine will open guns upon
them without mercy. The veteran of Mexico
boasts no great store of pity or conscience, but
is good watchdog, and wears the NapOleonic
collar with pride. He may be counted on for
bad energy; and if the Parisians attempt
although now it appears they will MOTTO
protest more loudly than usual against being
governed by treason, they will be treated by
him to strictly imperial prescription. Paris is
excited, and no wonder. The Emperor-is as
well as could be expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

Boston has q report long and loud that St.
Domingo, the paradise of revolutions. is as
good as annexed to the United States This is
to say that the terms Of annexation have been
signed by Commissioners that the flag of the
United States is flying over the harbor of st.
Domingo, that Senator Cole is of opinion that
if Alaska was worth seven millions, St..
Domingo is worth fifty Millions and that Gen.
Banks is about to visit the great island and
say the same thing. Gen. Babcock, a staff
officer of Gen. Grant. has done it all. OF him
it may be said, as it was once almost observed
of Caesar, Gle went, lie saw, and he bought -
that is, if we allowed him, and if on proof we
are not sold The great and rich responsible
ity which will fall to us in the acquisition of
st. Domingo is not a subject for cavil. 1t is
only because we look upon it as involving
some grave considerations, both political and
financial, that we cannot lend too ready an
ear to what is probably in essentials prema-
ture and sensational story.