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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24

iish such plans. statements aud other information
shall give - the public better knowiedgc OF the eN
tent, value and situation of the public lands Of Maine
now open tor settlement and cause this Information
70 BE- printed In our own and other language. and
distributed into other States Of this union and into
foreign lands, aud whcrc.. 10 Is provided Ina the
section that the Legislature OF this tate shall have
the right al all times Ia inquire into the manner in
which these trusts c-tct aud to pass any laws
that may he necessary % impose hncs and penalties
20 secure compliance with the provisions. liabilities
and duties hereubeiore set forth and enjoined and
whereas said railway company having utterly alled
declared and mad" known. that The time may D., cN-
tended for the performance Of thc-e duto- until tho
first day Of July next aud no further.
SHOT. . it shall he the duty ct tho attorney gen
cral Of this StsV 20 inquire into and ascertain sth
or the dutics .iri in the said act OF eighteen hun
drnd and siNty.t5ur aud IA section of this act
aud at the time nded I'm said section OF
this sci, have been performed. and II az that umr
the said company shall hEYe failed 20 perform
these duties. they shall bc fined not less than Eve
thousand dollars. and the yearly Thereafter
70 be recoV cred in thc manner action tor
debt against said company. aud II shall De- the duty
Of said company for the tuo or Zines thus imposed,
aud In case the said company shall neglect refuse
% pay the huc- thus demanded within ten days after
such demand Il shall ihcu hp the duty Of tho attoT-
uey-Ecnerol % sue said company Ia the name of the
state and collect the fine or fines dpo pro-
cess of iaw VIII allow. and all moneys collected
shall bo expended under direction of the commission
er OF immigration u promote Immigration Into thi-
state.
SECT. 3. This aet shau take effect when approved.
Approved lebruary2i ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chapter 2o5.

A. At dSiug the LIABILITY OF .toekhoder, .n cor.
poTutipus
NEfT. I Tho capital stock subscribed for any cor
pofhon j. declared a. be- and stand for the security
uf all creditors thereof aud payment upon ans
subscription 81 agreement 10 or the capital stock
ot any corporation, .hnli L. Doomed. Payment " ith
tn TIE puTVtcw ui thi, act. unless bona ido made in
cash, ug in other matter ar thtug at bona lido
aud fair valuation thereof
NEcT :. Hereafter no dividend declared by an,
corporation from the capital stock in violation
any statute, 40 withdrawal Df any portion of tn.
c>tAl stock Thereof directly indirectly,
collation. ar surrender Of any stock, and transfer
of any stock ipHas .-rH 10 thc corporation which
i--u"i the same, -hsli Be- Ad against any psrsun
De-" may hereafter have lawful and bona hde judg
H'"t against said corporation based upon any tn
tar' claim in tort or contract or Tor any penalty
~ against ANY receiver trustees other pcr-ou-
painted % close up the affair, 81 aBy corporation
which !, or may D. ius1!vcut
hEcr Any per.on having such Judgment OF
any such trustee receivers other persons appoint
ed 70 close mp the Affairs OF ans corporation which j.
or may te .insol'cnt may, within two year. after
: cir right pf action given by tht- .tatuta accrue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24
Chnptcr 20E.

AN 40 giving additional I1wtrs io Tie railroad
commissioner
seer / The railroad commissioner. uion nett.
uon ct responsible partc- representing that the pub
lie Cunyc nicucc and necessity require the erection
and maintenance of depot tor frcigh: and paSs,u-
gers. oy passenger station. un the hua of any rail
ton upon such corporation. and by publ shiuC aid
petition, with the order OF sald conmi there,
Ola in such public new spRper a. shall De- designated
lu said order two weeks suCCCssi Nely the last pub
cation To b. prior to the time fixed said hearing
shall hear the parties aud determine Whothcr tho
prayer i granted shall determine 81 WHIST place or
places depot or station shaN De- erected. OF main
talncd II erected, and whether for passengers or pr
passengers and freight.
SECr. ? II shall l. the du's ut sn.d commission.
crs 10 designate the site and what kiud Ct build
ings shall be erected and maintained a. the ease may
seem e. demand. and the unp Ia which aid curpor.
alton shall conpiy With aid order
SECr. J. IT said railroad corporation refuse u,'.
elect Ca comply with the order 81 said commits sioner
within the time prescribed thsrelD -aid commission
ers shall enforce compliance provided in section
~0Ncuty Of chapter hltyour OF The revised
rte' 90 eighteen hundred ana seNenty.onc. IN rcla
uon 70 making rspa!Ts 81 railroads.
SECT. 4 Ia ali cases heard before the commis sion
err under e provi'a. - thi- act tho expenses and
costs attending the same including the compcnsa-
lion Of ia" commissioners, shall be paid By the rail
rpad corporate on against whom the complaint l. de,
& ia" prayer Of the petitioners i granted. and IN
casN the prayer Of TIE petitioners l. denied, such
costs aud compensation shall be paid by the petition.
"rs- al the party or PARTIES against whom arr
aduired az Aforesaid sali refuso ~ neglect TO pay
the same within thirty days amer such adjudication
ulon complaint for such costs made bv said commits
dicial court such justice may clu-s execution 10 r.
therefor.
NEr-r =. rh, act shall take eject when approved.
Approved February -. ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-24

This act shall take elect whru approved
Approved February -. ISL
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16

Bvthe Governor:
JAS. Il. CALLAwaY, Secretary.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16
) the Governor Of Montana iefritor,
A EpEgOgz4AsaaTE0N.

rse ra.r t,at i wearing IT. close III bean
fillea with blessings Of health. peace and
plenty. While our Divine Master in His
wisdom. has deemed it lust TO severely chas-
tise certain sections of our common country.
He has been pleased net to lay His chastising
hand upon this people. lie has lifted Ills al
protecting hand aid stayed Tie progress Of
nestIience ere it reached our borders. Our
fields ana herds have Welded even more
shun,lantIy than heretofore Our population
has steadily increased and prosperejl. The
searehers after precious metals have received
their anerited reward. The iron arms Of A
,aa,,stas sna connect our rsrr;tory With
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16

pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION in nv hand.
11 issred our OF and by the Probate Court in and
/ IN Gallatin county, Montana Territory. bsaring
ts ,s, z.t , aa III; e nave
cash. in front OF the Clerk ] office, ii Bozerrnan
city, county and Territory aforesaid, nm
p On the 18th day of November.
A. u. la7i, between theghours Oh. 8 o'clock a. m
and 30 clock D. of said day the following de-
s aalp property lying and being in the town Of
wit Al the right, title, claim and interest ' IL
samuel L sauntiersin and to the follow ing descrb
GO real estate, toWi1: Town lots numbered a ana
~ block al, the same having i front Ct 81 feet On
aleaaenhalP a street running back distance
q so feet TO the alley between Main and Mendsn
hall h, streets, IN ths city Of Rozeman, county and
isrfitpfy aiorssastl; together with the dwelling
mouse now standing the above described lat &c
parcel q ground with gil and singular the tsne
belonging or IN any wise aupertainang with airtse
Dursaaings anu appartenances thereto belonging.
!, taken as the properly of said Samuel Il sa,n-
GERS, 70 satsfy IN execution i'm iaser OF e. 81 GRAY
=. ANDREW CONAN, RheriT.
by 3. Z. YIvIoN, Under Sheriff.
f'oAe'nsh cry q. IS, October %, Is11 III
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16

little for Governor by 10000 majority. bosn
branches Of the Legislature will pc kepuo-
liean.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Roston Nov. Yashburne has 2o,ooV
n1,,rality over Adams, with 56 towns 70 iieai
from .s.z. !. ~,
Bv the coubiuation Of Labor Reformers ahu
Democrats. there Ayll be slight gain II Jug
n,,n,her OF Democratic members. me HOUSE,
will stand rs Republicans and q DeAlooaa's'
sIrNsEs0TA.e~~ 7 sfsss. II 4 ia -as
ST. Paul, Nov. 7.-Thea returns l'om II
towns and cities give Austin, Republlcan'
. ia and Young 1896. The vote IN ramsey
county and the city OF st. Paul. has not yet
been counted, and will reducess..the apo'e
majority considerable.
I The returns from most points nave oeep
received bv telegraph, and indicate the eieo-
tion Of the entire Republican State tiche..
Austin. for Governor, runs some peh1hu ii's
It;crot as also does Jermison, for Secretary
| Of STATE owing to diversion OF the scanol-
|navian vote for Falk, who is Norwegian.
| q Paul. Nov. 9.-Partial eturns from %
IcOuntleS so lar give AuSeiiii ff'ffiAAA4A90s1
/ ,fhe nortons from the State yet 70 near Irohi
are Republican, and will swell the majority
considerably.
MARYLAND.
| Baltimore. Nov. 7.-Rep publican gains are
reported nearly all over the State. Inc he
nlblicans will undoubtedly have seVefal
/ members in the Senate, and probably one
fourth of the House Of Delegates. Iney hau
not a member in either branch the last Legis-
EIatnre. The Democrats claim the election OF
the State ticket by from eight to ten thousand
majority. The Republicans do NOT eohceue
fine election Of the State ticket, while III Aiie-
gbany county, Peane, the Republican eaaoi'
date for Associate Justice, had large major
ity-reported to be over 10000.
VIRGINIA. rs
/ Richmond. Nov. Returns are meagre
hit enough is known to insure large con-
servative majority in the Legislature. Inc
aggregate conservative majority Will proc
ably reach 10000. There is good order every
/ where. -
Richmond, Nov. S.--The election return!
Indicate the House Of Delegates to be abou
the same political complexion as the last
which was two thirds conservative. The he
publicans have probably gained one or tw'
Senators.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Nov. s.-1General Cotterson
anti Clayton, is elected Mayor of this city b.
1 majority Of two to one.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16
SUN MONS.

IN TIrH JUSTICE EouRr,
Before r n.a,., GaIiatin County, M. IT.
ppe erI;aa g Montan. County Of Gallatin.
Versus (s,,.u
Joseph Malloway, Defendant
sheriff pr of the TerrIt ny of Montana the
ing: ''p'1 y ssAt county seatt eles'
to be an Mailoway, you hereby summoned
tice ~ III, appeAr before me. the undersigned JUS
Nnvs,s aa.atin county NJ. T. on tie 18Th day q
day to answer a. p ISL at ten O'Clock 4 said
upon ascolnt for goods wares and merchandIise had
va,, IL py you from plaintiffs filed agains
ortv .thrs MIS- Stone, amounting to the snln
..,iraa ypu Il 70 appear 81 answer as herein re-
bv dsfanIt ms plaintiffs will take Judgment against yoa
f w ior the sum OF forty-fhree dollars ana
cents ts4s HI with cost Il suit
h A'Asea snss 9th day Of November, al. -. 1871.
7@a JACOB DEDAWICk,
Il n = m III. Justice OF the Peace
- n WILLIAMS, Pi,ffs Atfs3 no3
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16

4 DULUTH letter states that the enligrait
agents IN Europe report that there will be az
many as 10000 enligranfs arrive at Duluth
next sumner, bound for Dakota. Montana
and Oregon.
ThIs, in short while, We will commences
seeing the desirable effects Of the great
Northern Pacific, and by the organization 81
societies, TO properly place our resources be
fore these emigraats, Montana will get her
full share of them. Some organized effort
should be made by the people Of this valley
to that end.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16
GA Trip E,ossn sEse vaEEey.

On Friday morning last, having dismissed
ttse-cares attd ,perpie&iits Of office duties. i'll
company with Mr.. Al M. Essler. quite com
pafionable gentleman with All excellent turn
oat, We saRed down tic valley for little
recreation and incidental business arrange
pIeiis. A short drive brought as TO the place
OF Mr.. Al. III Murray. the first stage station
ont from Bogealln, on fhe West Gallatisa.
Mr. Murray has made considerable improve
inrnts oil his ranch, aud everything about
the premises wear an aspect of comfort and
plenty. Atfie bridge We met fine pleasaif
coitntenaiieee3f SIR. a, E.EG0ekrili. the pro-
prfctor, ai Whose place the new post Office,
Central Park viii soon be established. If
fordng citizens It'll Tire 4migilborhc0d easy
access to their mail matter during the hard
winter that has apparently set IN Along
the Bottoms, where the snow is thin, large
herds of stock were nipping the natritieus
grass.
situated GA q lovely plateau. commanding a
magnificent view Of the nieanderings offhe
beautiful rivers Of the East and West Gallatin
aud the charming valleys above exhibits eyi.
ae'ice OF HE. activity and substantial ln1-
PfoPeheht. New houses are springihg ar
in the st&iiity' ana Hilnsitoiit WI. YET be q
place Of Importance. -
ei'ri z lAats h'eaf = fapa't araVe pioasiii
us i'll tile shank ofideparting daylight to the
Madison Bridge House. where we were
i'eeiNes' ''''0 iia'tsaso'sseis it5atfa os
's 'ios'' y !; IS 'ois'} 'i'S. sts
49, any iftSrl il' me. iale'ils!'Rflle fiis'
FfTqff'' Aito' ~ 't't nso1uefiy
: - Ut g TT IT'LL rs
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r. = 4 WIS., 9 s'o" : III, Z =.
,'''''est ss''iis, n's ~ Et'ie "eio'n inc
"ga''y .t,'' sa''a'i'fs ~ NC 'aiaS il'''' COZ
p,t'.s'''' SFe'''se '''a ''pl}f oou'f
''' '''.e "it1'o' an NJ
. ~ ''i.se "'ss i''t ooii-
"'l H. - pr
= NH coiii1''t i'iSii ~ ~ -
"'''' NC al "eiit ho'.i. "ltA w y
"s' NJ" anu 's'A "i'.'ei
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s'',''f - - asJo'''i''1'
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when we totbia greatly improved sliiee oti
r,nnf.II ora. of fin ,1,s4 e,,tornri,,i,,,r cftf
- - - : - p eE
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16

II
From Che Independent of Nov. II
Mr., John Lenan. who has alarm at the
mouth of Bear Gulcll, on the Helgate river,
has raised. the rpesent season, fifty -eighf
bushels f wheat; eight hundred bushels Of
oats: two hundred and fifty bushels OF bar
lev: one hundred and twenty-five thousand
pounds of potatoes; fifty thousand pounds
of cabbages ten thousand pounds Of onions !;
aud i large quantity Of tarnips, heets, esct
Mr.. ssalales II. Brown, lessee Of the Stuart
aiill 1t Philipsburg, and Mr.. John Gerber
sent to PliIlipsburg on "Wednesday last on
business connected with the mines at that
place. Mr. B. viii start up the mill m
sl,st time, but the exact. day has not been
decided upon James Thompson, 81
Deer Lodge, aspires ~ the Ghlef 11er. ~
of the Assembly. and Robert Wells anti n.
pickenson of this city. and Gen. Thompson
OF gannacs, would like TO be seraeailt-at-
Arms of the Council. There will. most
likely, be- aspirants for all positions e the
eaff Of The Legislature. -l uessla.y nishI
| about nine o'clock, snoW storm set lsa when
continued until morning Il tsIl % The depth
Of Isssn asls hill inches III our sfrtelsflle
heasie~i f;all rf Tic past three years
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-16

4 Gosp TIMn.--Ne understand that the
party given at Mr.. =. @. Hopping =, On
Thursday night. near Gailatin City, although
not as largely attended az anticipated, was 2
decided success il d social poim Of view,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27

ALTHOUGH, "a we have frequently
remarked, the French are incapable
Of self-government, more SO than
even the people of the United States,
yet 1t is gratifying to learn that the
Communist party, in Paris, is terri
bly, defeated. Their success, with all
their Radical heresics, could result In
nothing but wide spread commercial
ruin and n Generalization, bordering
upon barbarism. The loss and suffer
ing, occasioned by the insurrection,
is almost incalculable, and we, of the
South, can better appreciate the con-
dition than airy other people. We
hope France will soon be quiet, and
that the work, of recuperation will
rapidly erase the footsteps of the for
eign invader and the domestic foe.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27
That easily Sensation Agnin ENpIod

In a letter, dated March I, 1871,
Mrs. Mary A. Malone, the wife OF
the Rev. Mr.. Malone, writes, from
Brazil, to her aunt, Mrs. Maria Par
rish, who resides on South Market
street, TINT the health of her family
IL tolcrably good that Mr.. Malone
works In the field all day and teaches
the children at night. She also says,
"Our children are studying and inn
proving very rapidly, but we are
very anxious to fake them back tn
the States, where, In the event ofthe
death of their parents, they will bo
among civilized people. Mr.. Malone
and the children send best love To
yourself and family.
The Maloncs are expected to arrive
here in few days. VIII the Union
and American still heartlessly insist
on selling them into slavery Nash
ellie Banner 2lst last.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY,
M Az TERM, Is ~


Mr HEREAS. j. r. FLETCHER. COL
w leclor OF the public taxes Tor the
County OF Montgomery. has reported a.
the Court the following tracts OF land
town lots or parts OF town lots. as having
been assessed for the taxes for the year lsili;
that the taxes assessed thereon are due and
unpaid, and thai The respective owners OF
the saine hsveno goods and chuttcis within
Insecurity on which he can distrain for said
ltehecca Bridges, $40 acres Of land I'm ala
No ~: vslueslat 0oo, taxes and costs, ~ rs.
5000, and town lot valued at sUO, In dist No
II, taxes and costs, 81 as. lI,sf T'T
w r nortch, trustee, town To- In dist No
u, valued at zi0, taxes and costs, Y M.
w 4 noftch n Go. town lot in dixf No ~
valued ~ SQo0 taxes ana costs, ~ 10.
NJ ID DavIe. 7i5 ncrs-s 81 land In dist No 4.
valued ~ 3.Ou, iaxes and costs, ~ 90.
Clerks Tee 25; printers fec co. tsDf-
lcctpr's fee W, Ia each 81 the above s.sSs.s
Its, therefore. considered by the Court
thai Judgment he, and " IL. hereby entered
against the Aforesaid Tracts Of land and
Town Lots, or parts az Town Lots, "a tho
name OF the state. for the sum annexed 10
esfth. being the amount of Taxes tosI \ q nd
Charges due sevcrsiiy thereon for the year
mentioned. Aud ID ~ rdi..red by The rorIrf
that said several Tracts or Land and Town
Lots, and parts 0i Town Lots. or 10 much
thereof as shall pc aniicicnf. ~ each Of
them. 20 satisfy tile 1aNcS. Costs snd f'hnrg-
cs annexed 10 them sesrraiiy. be sold a. the
at fLErcuER, l.cv. esl.
may -. Ti-iw. ~, -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27

THERE has, lately, been, a big pow
WOW of the she,maie leaders OF Tie
woman's rights clan. TheDs was
much grandiIequen semi masculine
declnmatio4 6bsut tho tysanay of
the terrible monster man over the
long suffering and cruelty oppressed
feminine persuasion. They spoke Of
their natural rights rs abridged by
the monstrous .,surpations Of the
masculine gender, but never once ar
raigned dame nature for not permit
ting them to wag bearded cliius, or
withholding the power to sing bass.
Nature, we have no doubt, had sumo
sensible mefive for the distinctions
she made between the sexes, and we
have as little doubt that those dis
tinctions were intended to point out
to each, the positions they should
hold, socially and politically, and
their separate duties in the social
system. a HFtHE .FYEf9
Al.
But women, as well as men, ut the
present time, are "wise above what Is
written.p Among the former, the
disappointed, the bysterical, the vain
and the ambitious are all giving vent
To their feelings by parnding them
selves before the public as reformers
Of Gods works, and as victims to the
laws lie has written upon their en-
tire OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES needing the
low repute in which they are held
by the good and wise, and, seeming
ly, content with the sympathy and
attentions Of the lowest type of man.
The affinity Of attraction which vice
has for the yiciously inclined has
brought together the fast and i'm
modest, OF the one sex, and the dis
solutc Of tile other, and the coalition
Is demoralizing and degrading socie-
ty wherever its presence is tolerated,
whether through sympathy, or idle
curiosity to see, and hear what can
be said by the demi-monde in be-
half Of their impure theory of the
relations between the sexes.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27

TREASURE TRovE.-The Boston
wreckers who have been engaged in
recovering S5,S00,000 sunk in the
British vessel Hussar during the rev.
dictionary war have been successful.
During the past week Conductor III.
Barnes alnf sixteen men have been
working in eighty feet water at Port
Morris, Westchester county, where
the wreck lies. Divers have reached
the treasure hold, which contained
twenty-six iron chests Of specie; but
by the action of the water the heavy
substances of the chests have been
cemented so firmly together that
they must bc raised en- Hasse. Doubt
Of the ultimate success Of the work Is
over. Twenty thousand dollars have
been expended ON the work. Many
cannon and other curiositles of the
wreck have been raised aud present.
cd 10 tho Central Park Museum.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27
Railroad Due Bills.

A Restraining order upon the state Com
tered m the Chencery Court. directing the
Commissioners to retain a part OF the pro-
ceeds OF the sale of the NJ. {. & l.. r. r.,
TO answer any Judgment that may be
made in behalf of due-bil holders. Now
all who have Receivers claims,
whether In due-bills or accounts, should
send them mp. H. w. HUMPHREYs,
may "a, 1T. Attorney.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27
THE South has but one defensive
weapon that she can WELD against

THE South has but one defensive
weapon that she can WELD against
sectional tyranny, and that is proper
restrictions upon the production Of
her leading staples and absolute COM
mercial non-intGrcourse with every
man, city, or State contributing to
her wrongs and prolonging her polit-
ical degradation. But, for the effect
i've use of this weapon, there is re-
quired, wisdom, patriotism, self-re-
spect and a manly spirit Of resent
ment. These traits of character dis
appeared from the South before the
close of the war, hence our defeat and
a train Of evils never submitted to
by any people not thoroughly sub
dued and as completely demoralized.
With all the means of securing their
full quota of political rights within
their grasp, they grumble' and en-
idure. EsS hAA-
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27

THE next regular meeting of the
Tennessee Press Association Is an
nounced for Nashville, Juno list
The public entertainment will en-
brace an Grafton by III. NJ. Doak, of
the ola,ksyille xpeaceo Leaf, andsn
address by Don C&neron, Esq, Of the
Jackson Wing aud Tribune, and u
poem by Albert Roberts, of the Nash
Vile Banner.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27

BEN BUTLER Is opposed to the
Washington treaty, hence we infer
that it is q good thing-for he favors
nothing that is not wholely evil, and
il incapacitated to appreciate any
thing good, except II good opening for
stealing.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-05-27

EMIoRANTs from Alsacc and I.or.
rainc are arriving in considerable
numbers ut Castle Garden, seeking
homes IN the. United States. The
self-expatriatidn OF these people Is u
phenomenon. German In origin,
habit, custom, education, and taste,
they are yet more intensely French
thar tho French themselves, aud
hatrGermany with such a fervld ha-
tired that they go into voluntary ex-
lie rather that live under PrIisSian
government. L0t,isp0ie Ledycr.