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Slus ScutralsNmcriFd.

&tnglton, SAM, 18. Viai. - alus pa.
mama iino 0epeld)tn einge9angen, Wsld)e bis
aunt II. reideu. Der 5ampfsr ;, ,ySind)elsr"
lit NIT ben SyteoeuS SommiiiGreu slritdges
tcbrt. 9isiebeu babeu RihtS auS9eridtct
Die gsgen Buuama anriidenben Gebellen iinb
ourd) 800 ataun unter Serrera nuo Din; Der,
Idrft moyben. Gin angrifi aegcu bic StaOt
pirb itiiHOliH eriuortct.
Ser ameriiaurd)e COUNT fat geleru bret
DiittbeInngen BON Serrera erbalten, IN iuel.
den CT ole Ssdlagnabme bsS 0ampierS
,,Woutijo" pertbeioigt uno ueripriAt, baS Sc
ben unb gigcntbum Der Sremoeu ,u ad)ten.
i3ugleid, licB Serrera bic Stabt ,ur llcber
gube anlforoeru Die Nntport lnntete, oaB
I'M Sale sineS IngriIicS isin ellSi9er Rebell
nit benz 0cbcn oapon fonimen ioe.
Die Rebellen babeu bic 8epartcneutS Gbi.
riaui, gtnaguos NIB HaiiantoS in ibrer sc.
malt. ....
Yer0augene Radt ifidte Gprrsieo, Der Be-
ieblSbober Der ReatsruugStruppen Commit.
fare all Die Rcbellen, ipeld,e oieien bic Rutloy
fatcit eeS SlutpergiebenS porlte(len ioltcn
SiS jett 1T nod feline antWort SeitsnS ber
Rebellen beiaunt geiuorocn.
Der bon Der Je9isruHg uon Can Salpaoor
abgeiblodene Sricben itellt aa9emcu 3uirie'
ben.
Die Ecsieruns bon Nicarasua bat bic
Sreila0un9 oes Gr. Yrdfbcntcu Martiue;
uerlan9t. Gan Saluaoor bat oieielbe &C.
Wibrt.
4arud) 1T bon Gomaaua peri6wuntcn.
Seiu 9lufertbalt lit unbetannt.
Tut) 9erihteu ans Guatemala geuinnt
bic Rspolution in easjautaS INNER srbBsre
ausbebnnng.
Sin CUR Bomb -Grforifuu9S Grpcbition
scb5riges Boot, oaS bic Yoit BON Gbipaqua
ra6 Yanama bringen iolltc, 1T unter9egan'
gen. Die Yoit, $1,000 @olo unb elm Mann
Biugcil perlorcn. Gin 9leidcs Shidiat hattie
ein speites 81 ieusr Expedition seb0rigeS
Boot, auf neld)em td) lieutenant SarclaD
nit Wauu bcfaub. Seoob rettetcn fdl bieic
bis auf eineu Miann, ocr wabrihciulid, Der
Haub eineS Saiiiihes ipuroe, nab 9elangtcn
inter unidglheu Seidwerosn nad) Bahama.
0ie 9rbet Der Grpeoit,on lit beinabc beenoct,
unb ,pirb bic 3tiidfebr ber ,3eiaca" uab pa
mama in penigen 3a9en erpartet.
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ErIb 3 lbr.
Tte 1ciitfd,ett.

BariS, 10. U(ai, iibcr 9cnSou, Wtttter
uadt. - GS beiBt, oaB bic 9eutid)en ocn
abid,lub eiites gaIicnitillitanoes swiid)ell
9eriaiieS unb YariS perlaugcn, oamit oaS
irani4fide Bolt iiber bic bon ibm 9elpinid)tc
HsgRrungsform abitimue NIB auf biee
Beiie Der Siirgerfrieg Elm gnoc erlan9c. (2?)
.'.s.t .a... Die &ird,en.
Die Suiurgenten beginner i6mmtlite Sir,
den 81 plitnoecn, I'M iie oemndd)lt Su ihlis'
Beu., 9ie i3erit6runs Der beriibmten 9uB.
&apellc bat begonnen.
lie GeifIideu.
Gs 1T Gin Gomite ernannt worSen, rucld)eS
bic ;nr SHbnuug Der bon ben 8egieruugs-
5ruppelt bsgan9citcn @ralliamteiten ,llm
Sobe beitimmten &elBelu beiiauiren ioQ.
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9ietorine mar gebrchen |!

Sn gtrpu, Ohio, III ein jun9es Waoden
Nomens SiabpraWioobp, oil einer lntcrleibSs
eut3iinbung geitorbeit, ipeld)e es fd onrb
iibermdBiSeS tortgeieetes SelHprinsen ,uses
Sogen bate. Die aleine bate i'm 'ySettelIer
init ibren @eipielinnen am 2sage Dor ibrer
@rfrantung iiber 500 Spriiu9e 9ena6t, obne
ab;uleseu, unb fd oaun, pom Stse unO Wtii-
bi9ieit iber,ualtist, in's @ras nieoer9elegt,
mo iic iid) oann cine Grtdltung ,su,og, Die
ibrem iungen geben elm raid)eS 9nSe mad]te.
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Senti@c nnS cu0lif6c S6ule.
e. 8. Nnapp,
Cdr hnft SjnfiiDnhIfr. II. Craune>Ml

60 ipirb pon ,m5lI ecbrsrn poafda6iser 9ieals,
Sprad-, 5hreibs, @eiongs unb 3ei9nens iinterri6t
joDie I'm &lapicriplelcn; ouf Ssrlaneen bctrdiuer
ttatcrrtdt In Ueribiebeuen 3laiicu. SIR meibtthe
Arbeten Ii cine Scbrern anse eLelt. Diit Der Shufe
ut eias aurns anal uertHiipt; aud rperben Shiiter
liz aojt unb 2ogs gcHommen.
Rabcre ausfunit crtbsl oer Vrtustpat Der an5aIt,
q. Atnapp, Gds pon Solicapitr. nno Orange sGlep,
f0nu. fS1'
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SluS stlcgduorid, 0a. = 6rp6es
Cctlcr

Nlerauorta, 3D., 10 Uiai. @eiicrn
Nad)t brah bier Gin groBcS e6euer auS, bnrd
iuelteS oaS UtarttbauS nit Dem 9llcrGnoriU
Wtllciim uno mebrere aneere @eb1uoe ger
lt6rt muroen. Der Sd)a0cn betrdgt $l20, 900,
ipobei ie6Od) Der an Q(uieum angerid)tetC
Sd)aoen nid)t mitgeid)Gtt II. 8aS Rcucr
entltauo III NuntluQbOn'S SpCjcrehuaaren.
Saoen i'll oer 6opalltr., iWiiden Sing. nnb
Ganlernuitr., nm I llhr NadtS, unb balo
ltanbCu Die Sbos. Srill mo W. @rsgorD
gcbort9en SGuicr ant beioen Seitsu Der
SraBe in SlummCu. ...
Die 9dmpupribeu Wareu ;lpur iebr BAH
5ur Stcpe oU lie aber ouS eller bi5 lett III
hcfngDt 9cbiiebencu l(rlahc ultt genilNeuo
~. a;.' a. Snenel ner'eleu pUreu, 10 tonnteu ie
pN auSVVtltInB ure D1urrr Ilutg UvIn murlt
boule mo iIre', Ssr 5vrQu Smoot oeb1rinrr
Ndrlcrn in benz WiOrtt9oBWrU nluJ, "" W.
biuoun.
9aS Marttbaus ,uar i'm Sabre 1917 Gt-
baut porben. Die llbr III bcm Sburme beSs
lelbeu ioa nit oicien Suiammen $50 200 Sc
toltct boben. SSnt,Sebauoe bclano it'd onS
Stabtarift, has glmtsIotat beS IuotorS,
oaS DiaDor's Siircau NIB bic Sofalitdtsn Dec
StacnotbS. Die 2liteu, weld)e itd in sc.
bGuoe beiauoeu, murOen gerettel. 0ugegcn
biiBtc Die y8uibiugton 6reimaurcr Ho9e,
,peld)e III Dem ScbGnbe ibre 3inlmer bate,
ibr gauges Gtgentbum, einidIIeBlid) eiuigcr
icbr ipetbuoler 2noenien an gSalhiugtou,
eu, uno braunte auh oas im WtGrttbauic
beituolife 4lIanOriu. Dtnienm total aus.
3uiielbe sutbiclt einc wertbuollc Sammluu8
bon 3entmalen Der amerilauiihen Scldld)te,
ais Senlaloe, SleiOungSltde, 56ttel uno
Gbnlid)c 3inge, peld)e 9Salbingtou unb OIL,
beren oeOeu Oes &euolntionS 'ariegeS gebprt
hat eli.
Die 8aibington'er 5eueriuebr bat itb bel
Der QDibun9 oeS SeucrS 9roBe Seroieulte CT
worbcu. &on ben bnrd, boS llngliid betrof.
ieueu Bripat. Yerioneu erleioet 9'riu ben
9rDBtsn ShaOeu. Dcrielbe 1T nlr nit $4,000
perftbert. .. ....E... .....
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NIuS 0Snrtn Micn.

Yorto Rico 13. Dtai. = Die SorteS.
8ablen Nnb i'm @ange. Die Sonierpatipen
jubilirtu. Eie ipaniid)c Bartci beabfdti9t,
TtD Der 2bitimmulg III cntbalteu.
Sin ipanilder SrteSS 0Gnlpfer bat 223
Giumauocrer upn Yenciuela 9ebrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-20

Der junse =. Spiegei, Sobu bes sur
i3eit als Subianer. Agent tn Mrijona fungi.
reuben (israeliliidsn) Dbsriten Spiesd, bat
eine Gabettenltelle in Welt. Yoint erbaiter. a.
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Baltimore
Sire c9nluranrc Afflrf,

Saemea.Gfe pom Soutb. nue SSnterffr.,
plri9ertuabrenb scsen Srlut ooer Sb9btn ouEh
rdn6unaIiii iouobt In Der Stdbt, iuc i'm eanoe ale
Irtcn pen @tsentbum, Wobnz, eoocn= nno G8aereus
Sduier, San6cl59ltcr, aterbauprooutte, Mobein,
Sausstrdtbitaiten, i'm Sau besrtfcne ooer I'm Saten
II Qu6uus bciinolite Tahrscu9e u. !. 10. ~
TaS Sirsftprium beiiebt aue foi9enesn Serrsn
gBm q. Sarrtion, Rrdieent;
Gtc. u. 8iters, g3nt. 9. Srune,
4. gS. alriis, s, y. Sdpt,
Dauo Q. Splfou, z. Robt. Sentns,
9oiiab Bennington, s. Yfortcn Steiuart
isroncis Z. Sing, y. +. Tcipcomcr
Senrh Carroll, Orpile SoruiB,
R, Q. Steuart, a. %. Tapior,
Serael Goben.
4pplttationsz 8ormul0re nno ucttere Hadlriht nber
bic 8ecGihait ipiro in Der Sifcc, Shbiucits@de bon
Soutbs uno lacrtr, ertbeilt. no autb aue Auftrd9e
joiort erlroi9t meroen. Beriberuu9cn wereen auf
tr9cnh cine 8rtt an8enommen, welde Der appitfant
piniten mag.
(9du.iiS.D Sr. Woucnorth, Sett.
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(sAmin Senuett, ~
6abrifant pon
tpet6cm Gtcinaut s e. g. QUadren,

n tpetBcri Sfeineut 3 Q. 8. NUddrca,
q. -s3 tlpltH4a foDtc
gelben u. @pdinsbamer feuerfeften gBaaren.
Q ssabrf )! Gds her Central. mnt GAntoussip
Baltimore, elne StraBe oflidb pom philadelphia
Y Issnttn con Giitinber'S & S5Juen
,,6ranfIins sStiutsC5iass 6abrtf"
in philadelphia. op.1t,tS.t&p) J
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49, @eitern ,puroe in Re,p. Dort per @runb.,
lfein 3u ber ,GoTea MemorIal airte" 9es
legt.
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SluS6tanp Der Rpblenarbeitcr.

WI
Scranton, Ba., II. Wtai. = @eltern
mar bier in Sol9e Der 26btuilg Stueter Wals
liier eine sroBe Infregung inter ben Berg.
teuten, bic Snr rIrbeiter 99obltbGtigtcitss
@eieaihaft" gebSren. ghua 800 mutb-
idnaubenbe 8crle batten iid) in Der gfdbe pon
Briggs Shad)t, tpo bic nidt 3Hnftigcn Ars
better 9eIern friib ,uicoer 3u arbetcn begon.
men baben, periainlnelt, iinb bic iuiloe Neutc
forberte nit lln9sititm, oaB oieQeHte aus benz
Sbadt bcrauffommen iollcn, unb bab and
Or. IS. @. Scranton, Der 9ntenbant Der
Dtine, eriteine, benn oas @eiinbel molltc i'd,
an linen ridden. Die Soloaten bieltelt MIR
nit ber ar1Bten Miibc bis CUR anfuuft fri.
id)er Sruppen I'D, baS @eiinoel pom 2eibe.
Oas UlilitGr gab ben Irbeitern NIB Soru.
Scranton iiteres GSeleit in Die Staot. Sr.
Scranton befnoet fid) Iett rnter arreit me-
gen GomplicitGt al, benz @rid)icBcn Der ;wsi
Walliicr. Der Mapor bat cine Proclamation
erlafien unb baS Sd)lieBen aller Srinflofale
angeorbuet, nno Der Yoliiei bcfoblcn, ale
auiriibreril6en 3uiamnleurottun9en aus
einanoer 81 jagen. Dian gaubt, oab oas
Sriegs8eies protlanlirt lpercen ,pire.
Das RuelmgsG G omitc.
&aibington, 10. Wai.-0uS gen,ein.
id)aftlide GongreB Somite Sur unteriuhun9
Der .3ultanoe bes Siioeiis beidlob beute, Surh
feinsn 8orftcuben Elm Sub.Gonits erneunen
Su laiien, ipelbeS bic eriorberlide llutsriu-
Dung an Ort uno Stelle fit9ret loa. alS
D9itSlieber oieieS Sub.Gomite's wurben err
parnt: bic Seilatoren Se6tt, Yoole unb
Blair ano bic Heprdentanttn Boiano, Co.
burn, Steuenion unb San 3rump. 9aS 9es
meinidaftlide Somite wirb id bis 20. Sep'
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&biHenaci,rici,ten.

Nem, Oort, 19. Wai. - Die 9ompfcr
n8enmart" BON Hipcrpool, .Auiralil" bon
GLASGOW, nNeW. .DOrt" unb rWeier" BON
Sremen nnb rWtorO Gaitle" bon SapannG
iino an9eiommeu.
NeW Dorf, 10. Diai. - aueetOmmeu
iiuo bic 8ampier pAiigrio" bon GLASGOW,
rRortb america" bon Rio bic 3auero NIB
.,Sim OF Meribu" bon Sero Srui.
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spateite &abelberi9te.
Die 9rpec GrplpfDn in Yaris.
Gtnjelnbeiten.
S,enem auf oer llnglildsftGttc.
SerItimmsite 3eidname.
Gergaitnug Srroa6tiger.
Gin @ttod)e Der amertfauiiden Ssiaubti9aft
iliest in Die 4uit. ....-
Der 9eidbtiinn Der 4arifcr.
Gin YrpmenaoensGpuS
3uitGnbc in ASaris.
S6redensberridait.
ID. Die 6ei6cln in Gefabr.
&ir9enranb.
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Snlanos9epeiden.
ausftanb Der xoblens Slrbeiter.

Ybitabe1pbin, 10. Mai. = ginc Dc.
peide pom ppoc- Yart, Ya., tbeilt nit, buB
bel elmer beute Norgcn abgebaltcuen Der
iammluns bcidlloHen iuoroeu 1T, bic s(rbcit
iofort uieber ani,unebmcn. 1885,
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teu,ber pertu9eu, eS miBte ocuu BON ienem
Cub Sonite cher SuiammeHberuitn werOen.
Die ,,bobc" Scmmifiicn.
W arlington II, 10. M0i.-9er StaatSs
Selret1r CAB beute oeu Olit0lieoern Der
rbobcu" GOmmiiiiou uno ben Ritalieeeru
Der Cabinets Elm abiNeoS 9iucr. lliontua
rciicn Die cngiifen DittgleSer bon bier ab.
sic begcben Ib Sun6hit ndd) HeW Dort, nm
bon 0a bic t0eimreiie aniutreten.
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Dr. Nl. lDirnrr,

bomDopdtbifd3cr Mrst,
Ut. 274, Wefz zSapettes, nabe Yineitrabe.
Spredtunben: 8ormittasS bis ibr unb
Nacbmittass pon bic ubr. (3)
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pr. Il. 5appingtpn's

3HtHHIHCIBtItHtttUI UIHtDDTuHHtH
ia elm iid,eres NIB sefabrloies SeilmitteI far
Suffen, Srtdltu,,s, &eudbbuffe 8eiierfeit sc.
Gb beieitist @ntBlnbuns uno uerbltet ooburd
&hpmeiudit. Sisicr por3lgltde unb etncs guten
nldlt uao bat arobc 3urieocntcit 9e8eben. Yrdpaa
rrt bon Or. ". SappinstDn, Wr. f39, Rores
janffra6e. .-.-,.-
30 Sents. a. (Noo.231S)
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Slus cer ScaiSlatur ocs s3crritpriumS
Niitrift Columbia.

VI a Ain9tou, 10. Mai. - Der Spre
der OtS 1auieS eruaunte beute Die iol9enocu
ltebcnben SomIte'S: Nntional, 9luacle9cubct
ten: Sor, SrOwu, 2loOb; Olittel uno IBcac:
Solomon, GnniS, 9uU, SauSn, Cor; gelo
beuluigungeu: Campbell, 0ition, Garrua :;
6nentlite 9lrbcitcn: Dturrp, 6artneB, Sroun,
SurSlept campbell; slnlpritdbe: Wtcaniobt,
Yfoore, SoSpeg, 9auis, 9ogan; 0ahlen
SurSlep, SO9an, Srown; 0Rsntlidle Sd,u
len: 8dpis, 9iOgc, Campbell, Sauop, Cor
Sduleen: SoSpeu, Wtoore, Mc9ni9bt, BUR.
geB, SAT-; ;YoliSci: 6uut. Sogau, SolomcnS; :;
6euer Sepurtement: 9idiou, DicSntat; Su
his: SaiNE SOlomonS, 0apS, Iturrau,
9urgtB; SanitGtS slugtlcgenbctcu: SaQ,
Sonol, 6arlneB; 0obltbGtt9tcit: Srown,
@oSwell Gaiiin; BNiieriucrtc: 9urSley,
yloVo, 9auiS, DturrnD, Gnrrol @crften II. g..
1ditn: Cor, Woure, !ount; @tienbabncn:
Nau, SoSmeQ Gnifn; NtGrftc: GarroQ,
Soncn, 9idicu; Grudiadle leu: SuSlcp, OiCorc,
Carroll w9irirteRsdjnuugeu lSauSU, Nunt,
SOrtneB; @cidlSftSororun0: McSuight, Gn-
niS, Gampbcl(; lusrIeoi9NGeid)aite: Srowu,
ScGan, Murrop.
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Aus Sfeu Srdunfta,peia. - Der
0Sdibinatoncr Nertrda.

ErehertdStomu, 10. Dtui. -- Die Sc
gsIatur bat cinitinmIg bic 9cgsH Ole gln,
nOhmr ccS @Nbin8toncr 8crtrugcS 9eridte
ten &eidliiiic augcncmmeu.
ErchertdStopn, 10. Dtai. - Die Sc.
NSlatur wuroe pcrta9t. Sn Der Sdlubreoe
iprab iit aud Der Sicc. @ouuernsnr geNcu
ben ScrtrNg, inioweit er canaoiidJe 3nIerelien
beriihrt ans
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DR.. Hfu(er.

v Sprebiiunben
Deu 8 bis lltr frib; bon bt6 ubr Na6mitta8s
nno nom bis 8 ubr Ibenos. t. (Sau.6,fJ
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Ir. 1O5, SSeit=Saltimpres,
/. GblIc uor NcutoduituBc,
Ofr. lO;S, SScits Baltimore,

serinbcrBrr's SauJlioru,
Sfe BON Sutaw' uut Saratpsaffr.
unh i..'-+
tNpriI7. .3Yfhl %r. tb3. SrasNaItimurrffr,
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p1 Sobn g. S Geore u. Scrrp,
Sabritanten BON feuerieiten 5iegelfteinen,
itatb Der ortonsSde Ter 8amburgs une 4Hdrs
neraraae ocrlest, moieIbR ane auftrdse prompt
ausgefhbrt uereen. tSam.6,tS)
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UWBtlNBFt =.
8rriid)ert In bcr ,,0ermauia 7"

Ole .@ermana" lii cine quite bertihe @eicat6uft.
@s lit bir dtete oeutldc eticfi6ait In Imertta.
Sbl sro5es Sopttal nit breeuttnocm neberibnB
9epibrt ben Serfbcrtcn Die bette Si6erbctt.
aue 8crlulte iucroen prompt unb bil9 bcsobtt.
Die oeutite aunoidait iidlert Der -@ermania" cine
berporraarnoe stthuus untcr alien Seritbcrun8ss
Bic .Germania" III Die dltcTe unb beocutenbite
Dsutihe uerz8criiderunss e9eelihatt In Den Ser.
2taaten.
q. @. Grnub & Sobue, agenten,
Tr. 81, 5putbSfraie, Baltimore, ms.
Iluterzagcntcn werocu peran8t.
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. 6olobeim's
N beriibmter # y h,
Z Sh,pei,er Wein= =WaacnsYittercr,

= 5ur Ndcren Seilung Won -
psrtorbsuem Dfaaen, Sopiipeb, unpertaulta;s
sstt WRasenframpf uni alien Rranfbei eifsn I,
,peld,e pom Fem Wtaaen berriibren.
@etraudbsanneiiun8: einfIcincs Delnslas pou Dor
bcIn Wittagseiieu uno etns por bem Sdblafengebcn.
1u p,rtuufeu bel <. Go helm, Rr. Z7S, HDeffs
Nratfffr. =. HoItimnrP. gRb. (Scp.f.fSl
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Slus S,c,psSlorf. - Sic Serfe.

Rew. Nort, 10. NRai.-Sclo bis 4,
Grd)unge ll0a, SOlb dtN lllI-ll2, Ger 1l74
seer 1ll9, y, . y. S,ntra 94S, Grie
29t, &eabiug ll4t, 2aie SbOre ills, Bits
burg 1927, ROrtbpcteru s5g, DO. YrioritGtcn
9S, Sod }Slaub lt4t.
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9ieue gln3eigea.
$40. 2lngcmeRcH. S45.
Die 9Silinn'i6r uerbrNcrtrgaBmaI6
iR
unHb;rtrcfibar fir ane Rdbarbcittr
SeIfaufetptal:
Mr.. "a, Sfor, Gutdpftra6c.
8rtbcsOa- 1UdNtr
BON 0TSduprEhn SgSiAennGu

emp'cbItH non Dem H5bt JUifiCu Ra'nltaun Migrant.
5tttn hu NtrtR u. (. 10. fhr nabcIt slusiuutt ltie
mon uHlrTc 2Gmgblctt. 3u buJfH SCI aueu gToaui.
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HOME NEWS.


NEW York, Jan. 2s.--The steam-tug
Phoenix. while towing the steamer Hud.
son, from London, up the Bay, exploded
her boiler, killing the fireman and wound
ing nine others. Another tug towed the
Hudson into harbor.
The Providence steamer Utility. of the
Keystone line, was burned at the wharf.
The steamer Werybosset has arrived.
The bank statement shows that the loans
decrease is over half million dollars, de-
posits' decrease over half million, specie
decrease one hundred thousand, legal ten
ders' decrease over quarter of q million,
and circulation decrease trifie.
The following was received here at three
o'clock this afternoon: "The Milwaukee
memorial TO Congress, protesting against
the repeal of the income tax, passed the
Assembly IS to O.
A suit was commenced to-day in the ".
S. Circuit Court by the officers of the
Southern Association for the relief of the
widows and orphans of theSouthern States,
against Nathan J. Morse, John B. Butts,
Henry Gotten. and Charles Murray, to re-
cover So, 900 in bonds given by defendants
to the Association in December, 1869.
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Fact. for business Men.

The DAILY CHRONICLE has the largest ciycu-
latioD in the city of Knoxville and in East Ter
nessec, of any daily paper published in East
Tennessee, and larger than that of any daily
paper published in this city. Our DAILY
reaches every county town in this section within
reach of the daily mail; is read moro than any
other paper, and We say, without hesitation,
that it is the best odsertisig nse9i,s ever offer
ed to the business men of this city. This is q
fact they recognize, as our columns conclusively
show. A perusal of our advertisements will
show that we are patroniIed by the best adver
Using business men of the city, withons regard
to party. An advertisement in the DALE
CHRONICLE is worth at least fifty per cent more
than in any other daily in East Tennessee. The
paper that has reputation for enterprise and
news. is the paper that is read, and, therefore,
the one TO advertise in.
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Home and its Queen.
rsr. for EehruarY.l

hrom scrIbnsf. Tor tebrGagy.J
. There is probably not an unperyerted
man or woman living who does not feel
that tho sweetest consultations and the best
rewards of life are found in the loves and
delights of home. There are very few who
do not feel themselves indebted to the in
fiucnces that clustered around their cradles
for whatever Of good there may be Ia their
character aad Conditions. Home, based
upon Christian marriage, Is SO evidently
an institution of God, that man must be-
come profBne before he can deny il. FyVher-
ever 1t is planted, there stands a bulwark
of the State. Wherever it is pure, and
true to the Christian idea, there lives an
institution conservative of all tho nobler
interests OF society. OF this realm woman
Is the queen. 1t takes its cue and its hue
from her. Ii she is in the best sense
womanly-~ifshe is true and tender, loving
and heroic, patient and self-devoted-she
consciously or uncouSciously organizes
and puts in operation a set of influences
that do more to mold the destiny of the
nation than any man, uncrowned by
power Or eloqnence, can possibly effect.
The men Of the nation are what their
mothers make them, as rule; and the
voice which those men speak in the ex-
preston of their power is the voice. of the
women who bore and bred them. There
can be no substitute for this. There is no
other possible way in which the women of
the nation can organize their influence
and power that will tell so benefcially up
oD society and the State. Neither women
nor the nation can afford 10 have home de-
moralized or In any way deteriorated by
the loss of her presence or the lessening of
her influence there. As nation we rise
or fall as the character of our homes, pre-
sided over by woman, rises or falls; and
the best gauge of our best prosperity is to
true marriage, and the struggle after the
highest ideal of home life, is to be found
the solution of more of the ugly problems
that confront the present generation
moral, social and political-than we have
space to enumerate.
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Say, wilt thou think of me when Pm away,
Borne from the threshold and laid in the clsy,
Fast and unheerd Of for many day?
Wilt thou remember me when am gone
Further each year from the vision withdraw n
Thou In the sunset, and in the dawn
Wilt thou remember me, when thou shelt see
Daily and nightly accomplishing thee,
Hundreds of others, but nothing of me-
All thas ask is gem in thine eyes
Biting and thinking when TO one is by.
thus looked he on me-thus rang his reply
IT'S not to die, though the path be obscure;
Vast though the peril. there's One can secure
Grand Is the conflict, the victory sure;
But It's to feel the cold touch of decay,
lis to look back on tho wake of ones way
Fading and vanishing day after day
This is the bitterness none can be spared
This, tho oblivion the greatest have shared
This, the true death for ambition prepared.
Thousands are round us, toiling as We,
Living and loving-whose lot is TO DO
Past and forgotten, like waves on the seu
Once in u lifetime is uttered word
That doth not vanish as soon as It's heard
Once in an ago is humanity stirred;
Once in century springs forth deed
From the dark bands of forgetfulness freed
Destined to shine, and to bless, and TO lead.
Yet not ey n thus escape we our lot
The deed lasts in rnemory-the doer is not,
The word liveth on, but the voice is forgot
Who knows the form OF the mighty of old
Can bust or can portrait the spirit unfold,
Or the ligh ofthe csc by description be told
Nay, even He who our ransom became
Bearing the cross, and despising the shame
Earning name above every name.
They who had handled Him when He was here,
Kept they in memory His lineaments clear
Would they command them at will toappear
They who had heard Him and lived in His
voice,
Say, could they always recall TO their choice
The tone and the cadence which made then, re-
joice.
Be we content, thon, to pass into shade.
Visage and voice in oblivion laid,
And live in the light that our actions have
made.
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Minor Locals.

The omnibuases did good service yesterday
in carrying voters to the polls.
! Tbs polls were not opened at Carnes yester-
day. a5 81 Hn
The Criminal Court was not IN session yester-
day.
The streets are in very muddy state But
they viii continue 50 until the ordinance re-
garding sidewalks is enforced ss4y
Policeman Harper has again resumed duty,
though not fully recovered from the effects OF
his wound.
A gentleman had al umbrella returned to
him yesterday in shower, which he had en-
tirely lost sight Of Honest men still i've
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a WAoER.-Two comedians having a
wager about which of them sung the best,
they agreed to referit to friend. A day
was accordingly agreed on, and both the
parties executed TO the best of their abili-
ties before him. AS soon as they had fin
ished, the arbitrator proceeded to give
judgment in the following manner: "As
for you, sir,n addressing himself to the
first, you are the aoorst singer ever
heard in my life.u "Ah,n said the other,
exultingly, II knew / should win my
wager.D Stop sir, y said the arbitrator,
7" have word TO say TO you before you
go. which is this, that as for you, you can
not sing at all ~