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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13

Cine . a BON Stanee liee ii6 in
einem Concert bSren unp fang ,pie Elm
GnSel. Sn Dem @usenbltd pp iie enres
te, erbpb ii6 in Der Ndbe bic Stimme sis
mes Gels. Gin salanter 5srr, ,pslder
Ger Dame ieinen Seifaa beseisen rusate,
naberte ii& ibr UNI rief rod Serpunpez
rlln8 aus:
a6, sndpise Dame, mas 1T bod fiji
Elm llnteri6iep spii6en Sbrer i6Snen
Stimme unp ~eerjenisen BON Dem Der ea
iinst!
Sa, wabrbafti1 tas 1T culius, anti
ipprtete iie: SD babe rieIe Stimme fiir
Die Sbrise sebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
Observation-Disclosures 1epartement.

Ter Sauesspiieni6aftlt6s GURUS umfabt aae 3rtiss
sner Sutsn susliittn Griteturs, sini6lieblit 9eien, SSra.
ben. Seibitte, @epsrapbte, @rdmmat SrtefiSrettsu, re.
e~sabuussu, @sausn, algebra, @ermstrit. Sutfabrtn, yssNf,
Ghrtflits Sehre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13

Sic iinp Elm iebr seididter slr;t, iasts
Elm reider Serr si Der tsritprbensn 1pfs
tor Neumann aus 2uremburs, sic mill
len BET Sbrer Senntnib pes menIdlid Ell
SbrperS ale &ranfbeiten beilsn fSnnsn.
Sa, e%ntSesnste Der 0pftpr, mir sebt
es ME cinem Nadtwd6ter, Der ale Stras
Zen Der Stabt fennt, aber ni6t reis, mas
IN Cen Siuiern ael6iebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13

SattallionS<S efebl. .@pn
mprsen al fl. he Sunbs, pom 0clpwes
bel abwGuS, in tsaIanen unteriaat."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
ltuteres Tepartemert.

Smeite 6iaife Sudfaeiren, 9sisu, Retnsn, @sosrd-
stis, Sareiten, Gate6isnus, SinsunterriSt.
Grite &laiTe Sutfabtren u. Defnirsn, 9eisn, Sarei~
Sen, 8s6nen, Gsiti6ts, Geographic, DsutiS, 9ate5isnus,
cinalntsrrint.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
aagemeine &e9alationem.

Der llntsrTItt bssinnt am srasu 9lsntas I'm September
uue i6lsst am trtten Suii.
Gin outer fttiter Character rirs pen isssm I'D ,ur auf.
uabms Yielesueen %sefpreert.
Seer STUDENT pire bel leineni Gintritt sepraft une In has
Ssrarttmsnt ans bic SIahe seisst. bic ieutH ~5abisteiten an
ssmsFsn fue.
aae vcn Ten Stussntsn sstrautttH Bidder fne Der Gin.
fnt bee Directors unterpprfsn.
Ssrihts psrssn aae erti @isnats an bic gltsrn ssiaust cher
On bic Vsrmlnesr Der Stussnten, I'M siee uber bic @tlane.
estt, Sstrassn uns 5srtitrtHs ibrer SpfRe cher 9suueel ~
tsna9rittssn.
as- Tas Sufitut fett allen pFsn. Die 8slisicn, pd6s
ssltbrt ipire, III bic Ssmifts 8atbpliibt. he'd pereen ee reIi.
sisien anitttn auesrsslaubissr ni1t eesintraHtist.
9psaen Sip,elnbsitsn trenee man f1 an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
nterbaltenDes 8.
Der quite General unS treue Solsat.

Der quite General unb treue SolSat.
Der enslil6e General elliot rift
zines Cages, bel Der Selaseruns BON
Gibraltar, ais bic 6eitung Craze beldoiz
len purce, lumber, bic poiten ;u beii6tiz
gen, unp traf einen Solpaten an, Der me-
Der iein 0epebr ersriH mod rafelbe srds
i%entirte, ipncern unbewesli6 ME cine
Stlpldule baitanp. Sennit pu mid nidt
mein SObnl rebete Ger General Jpn
freunpli9 an, prer parlm tbult ru eeine
pat6t ni9t?
Der Splcat crtpieberte nit aaer Chr
furdt: SD femme Gp. GrceIen; rne aud
meme 9Hidt iebr gut, aber ipeben iinp
mir Die Singer Der re6ten Sanb serI6pis
fen worcen, uno i6 bin eaber aueer
Stanre, meine pRi6t su tbun. = SD
rum 9ebit pu cenn ni6t UNI peine Sanp
Serbinren su lalIen? entsesnete Der Sc
neral mitleipSSpll. @eil es mir nitt ers
laubt it, meinen ppiten ;u Serlalien bts
id absel6st bin.
Der General a~iiiterte leiie DOR f6 bin:
8p ipl6e @ddter lteben, pa laiIe iseer
6einp bic Naie neg, ities nit 8ibruns
pom pferce unp iaste ;u pem traSsn Splz
paten /: 0ib mir rein @emebr une ceine
patrontai6e i6 Mill bid ablBisn unb fir
bid @a&e fteben, ramit ru bid Ssrbinz
ben laiIen fannf.-
Der Srlrat sebprdte sins aber susrit
auf Die nddite @ads seiste an, RAP Der
General auf ieinem Soften febe, Bat, man
mD9e penielben ablbien, ltnp lief cann
crit feline Seritiimmslte Sanp serbinren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13

8ef Il. Nshauns, untsrriSt Naiseu. ausbefsrn Der.
islbsu, r Suartal, $50
Watrere her Jerten hes erue9ilms, ............"-...... 80
Salbe 8citsdn9er, a SuarIal, "............."".m..,.. 20
Sasess S6alsr. alteres Serartsnsnt, ..........."."-.... 8
~iunserss ...-.............. 5
Sur Nluft. u. 8ei6en. ltutrritt rirs srtra bssablt. Bier.
teliabrlt6s SerausbeabIuns. IS rire len asjus ssfattst
pesen Mbpeleubsit, ausseHpHmeH In 5auen lang eanernser
8ranfbsit eeer 9~ntlafuns.
Sseer RefsdRssr irate init ~mtnestters erst Ssmmsr. une
srsi 8iRtsr. An,isen p~srieben isin. ippie nit elmer ~senlasus
BIN An,abl Ssussn, Strlmpfe 1aibeataSsr, Sanetaasr,
S~ersisttsa. admme. Sarfen u. + 10. Steiner eisier gsasns
hdnss ptrs ssm Gpaesium sdieiert, rem nt1t telenhers
Announcements eiefsrbalb setrphen tne. Seees 8leeunas.
had lslte NIT lem Namsn bee Stuesntsn se;st6net lefn.
Gltsrn. rsl5s lire ainesr mad Saale fsmmen ~ lahen nun.
ftsn, leaten srti s9etsn ,ussr Ga,eiss saspn MAIDEN uus
has nrttige Heiiesele ~einieueen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
9lfaoemiihss Separtement.

Sritte Siafie 9nslti5s SpnsnsmeH, gsrsbsu, gPses.
tunf, Rsesrbuneen, alte 9eltihte une Geographic, Rsmi.
f6e Altertbsmstunet, @spmetrie, Srispnsmstrie, gbpff, Ga.
teiniit. @rie6tiS, 6ranjSfib, Dsuti6 une SpaniiS, [renn
seraRl6tl. 3susnife far zen 8atbslisismus.
3psite Siafe {: Reeeubunsen, WShsntline 9ebatteu,
9psif, gtilsipptis, 9Rsltl4s eiteratur, Bri6tite Nltertbuns
tunes, Setauit, afrcncmie, 1ndlotii6e @ecmstrie, qane,
msfsn. Gbsmie, eateinii6, @rte6iiS, 3eusnife fur Ten 8a.
tbrlteismus, 6rauSsfi4, Deati6 uO Spaniib (psan se.
minlhtl.
Srfe slaNe: GuslI&s eiteratur, D5tenntSs gebat.
ten, 9esit, ll~ntsrpbpft, Gtbtt, Afrenpmie, @eelpaie, Stref.
auns, Staatsrirtbi6aft saisinii6, @risbila, Jran,Sild,
Esuti9 uns SpaRiia (ptnn seplnl5).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13

Gin Serr fragile cinen S6ubma6er
pb es pabr lei caB iein Sater @eieBseber
uno feline Wntter 3eitunssi6retberin &C.
peien wdren?
-slaerrinss, Serr YfeifsnI6nsicer!
SD, trte fpntmt es renn, RAP Sie
S1ubmader Serpprren iinc?
-Slps aus finrli6er siebe, cenn Ienft
bStten meine @eltern baarfuB laufen
mihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
ct. Sobannes Goaegium,
Nrairic on Sbien, @iS.
Inter 9situng her 6ritli6en Sriaer.

Ger 3rsd eieisS Sufitutss IN, ser SusenS prairie eu
Gstsu's uus ees san,en Rprewsfsus cine @esssnbeii ,u bic,
ten, cine srinSli6t auf bic Sruneidse Der RtIissn berubsu.
be @r,isbuns Su erbdlten.
Die 9das hes 9~plesiums III uultertrefen tinf6tlin Der
@efaueteit. Seauemltdteit une Sncabett her Seenerte.
9as @se6uee III srrs nne beausri sinserittet feline Rotten
Fue eefheut, nm eaiete nit Alem gu Ytriehen pds gum
gestliein une Srmfert Der Stleerter beitraser Tam aud
IN es umasten rem reitsa uni bsrrlthen Sptsipldsen.
Der Stuetsncurius umfdst Nles, mas sepptnlth In Col
leaisn selehrt rire. uue II in ssr Gspartsnsnts sinsstteilt
Sn eaS lntsre. @ttt;lsre, Observation-Disclosures unp Siaees
milte Isparttment.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
Seeinsunaen.

sseu u. ~gpssnuns, rlntsrri&t gDaissu. ausbeFern Der.
Epfhrp "A Nunrtn1 a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
Sr. Senesict, 9irett0r.
Hfarrer u. &ofe.
Yfarrer y. M. Abbelm.
@ ~ pfehlnn

REQ. NJ. Seis, Sii6sf ssu ga grpfs,
Rep. Y. g. eenneban, gie@resSr, Sprd.
sPsp. y. ". MtcMsanus, Sarssr's 5errp. Soma.
Gbrip. 6. w. Zelcp, prairie eu Gbisn. &is.
Gbrip. Sebu Sawler,
Gbrw. q. n. Start,
n. q. Reitemaper, Gsa, . , T.
9. S6neiser, Gee.
NJ. Sealep, 9sa., Renting, Soma.
Ssp. 4. SaA, Gee, @e@rsser. Soma.
%. C'Srisn, 9sa.. @s@rsasr, Sspa.
@brw. .. u. Wabenep. Dubuque, Ssna.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
Wittleres Separtement.

Srittc SLATE: photographic. 9sien. Shreiseu, @rani.
mattt, 8s6nsu, @sc9rdpbie, @sistStt, 6raas5fi6 (rsnn &C.
rlnfbtl Relipipns. llrterri6t.
Srpeite alaHe seen, SGreitsn, @rammatif IufIas.
ftreiben. 8e6ren, alsebra. Deuti6, 2ateiniId, 9rieHiid,
SransIii6 (renn 6eruni6t), 8eligiensuHterri6t.
SrIfe Slade /: seen, S6reissn, gersbdu, AufaSihrei
ben, Ressuuf. 6ei5iSts, Geographic, 8s6nsn. Nlseera.
@eemtirie, Sa6fubren Otutid, QatsnilS, @risSii5, Sran,
,effh uup Spluiln (peun aeplluibD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-19


A NrwsguasssoR BrxRDNEss. About
year. ago. Prof. Nagel of Tubiugen
published reports of cases In which he had
by the use Of strychnia, restored sight to
patients suffering from decay of vision or
from blindness. Stryehnia, as is well
known. Is q deadly poison, but it has a
wons1erful effect in stimulating the nerves
andsprufs NaFel.found that in diseases Of
the optic nerve. whether functional or
organic, its operation was alike speedy
and efRcacious. The quantity used is Of
course exceedingly small, one-tortieth Of
q grain, mixed with water. and this solu-
ton II not to be swallowed, but is injected
under the skin of one of the arms, which
seems to render the result the more re-
markable. This remedy has been tried by
oculists elsewhere with marked success ;
and among recent instances occurs naval
captain, aged 50, whose sight was so
much impaired that he required to be led
about. Within few minutes after the in
lection, as above described. the fog which
darkened his eyes became less dense. and
an impression of light was pereeptible.
After three days use OF the remedy tan
injection night and morning. he could
make out the furniture of the ward with
sufficient clearness to guide himself about
without feeling; land, on the fourth day
OF treatment. without help, he succeeded
at midday in walking alone through the
thoroughfares Of the city to the home of
his family, mile from the infirmary. -"
May we not hope from this experience that
henceforth the number Of cases of blind
ness will be largely diminished 2-Cham-
ber's journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-06-19
Maine Central R- r.
kFGH - 80 ls,ssgs
Winter Arrangement - commencing

la 81 &. - -
Winter Arrangement commencing
November 18th
On ana after Nov 18th, Passenger Trains will
leave Augusta, for Portland and Boston, at $40,
Has A. NJ, Iol5 p. NJ. Tor Bath, Lewiston and
Portland, 5.45, IL - A. NJ 800 P. NJ; for Bangor
100 A. NJ, and 400 p. NJ; for Bangor, Dexter, Bel.
fast and Skowhegan, 400 Z. NJ. for Hnilowell and
Gardiner, 545 900, Las A. NJ 215. 800, $50 p. VI.
The j.l5 aud ll.45 Trains connect at Bath for
Rockland.
The 5.45 A. VI. Train connects with the Grand
Trunk Railway N Yarmouth for South PARIS.
The IL .i5 A. NJ. Train conDeets at Portland with
the Portland & Ogdensburg Railroad for Baldwin,
Fryeburg and Conway.
The 400 A. VI. Train connects at Bangor with the
f. y \. A. Rawa; Honlton, Frederickton,
Calais and st. John, arriving in ST. John at +. VI.
Freight TrnH.s leave Augusta for Portland and
Boston at y30 \. NJ; for SkoWh gan and Bangor nj
2.l5 r. NJ.
Trans arrive-From Boston at 400 a NJ %
and 4 Is T. NJ; from Bath, Lewiston and Portland
at 10 90 a. NJ. 400 and sis =. M; from Skowhe
gan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor at ll45 A. NJ. and
I0.l5 L. NJ; from Gardiner and Halloweil at 100,
S45 and 1000 A. NJ, 30. 400 500 and s.l5 +. NJ
Freight Trains arrive-from Boston, Portland,
Bath and Lewiston at 1000 A. NJ, and l2.V0 NJ
from Bangor Dexter, Belfast and Skowhegan nj
$40 A. NJ.
JAS. VI. IUNT, tien1 Supt.
Nov. 10, 1871. L. l.. LINCOLN. Asst. Supt.
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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01

HoUsE.-Thc bill reported by the
Committee on Agriculture, for planting
forest trees, was defeated-ayes, 81 noes,
SO.
Tho discussion of the tariff bill was re-
sumed.
Mr.. Perce's bill, introduced yesterday,
makes the refusal Of privileges to schools,
hotels, cars, steamboats,, stages, churches,
cemeteries, theatres, or concerts, on ac-
count of color, or any one advising the
same, a misdemeanor, punishable by fine
of 81 900 and imprisonment for one year,
and gives the person refused an action on
the case for 81 900. 1t gives jurisdiction
to United States courts, and makes neglect
Of duty by officers Of courts like misde-
meanor. 1t repeals the word "white" in
all laws, and makes the exclusion of COL
ored jurors misdemeanor, punishable by
fine of $1,000.
Washington, May l.-HoUsE.--Senate
amendment to the bill abolishing the duty
on tea and coffee, rcfunding the duty on
stock in bonded warehouses, was concur
red in. The bill now goes to the President
for his approval.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.


Mr.. Joseph Kehoe, worthy citizen
of Norfolk, died Monday.
Mr.. Donnan of Petersburg has been
going about for day or two past.
The court of Giles county last week
refused to license single liquor shop.
Liberty boasts mammoth plaster
mill, which is said to be doing tremend-
Gus business.
w. w. Station is appointed postmaster
at Warren postoffice, Albemarle county,
vice M. A. Vice removed.
There is an unusual amount of sick
ness among the colored people in the
northern portion Of Mecklenburg county.
The Roanoke Valley announces the
death of Royal Spain, of Mecklenburg
county, in the eighty.seventh year of his
age.
The ladies of Lancaster county, it is
said, intend availing themselves of their
lawful privileges ere long and will give a
Leap Year ball.
DIR. z. Kidwell, formerly Represent
ative in Congress from the wheeling DIS
trict in Virginia, died in Fairmout, W. Va,
on Friday last, in the 5sth year OF his age.
Mr.. Reed Poulton, soldier in the
war of 1912, died on Wednesday, at his
residence, near Balls Mill, in Loudoun
county, in the eighty-first year of his age.
He was universally respected.
Tho Lynchburg Ne,os says eve
learn that large fires were raging on Fri
day and Saturday in the woods along the
line of the Orange railroad, at different
points in Orange, Culpeper and Fairfax
counties. The loss in fencing, cord wood,
&C., is reported to be very heavy"
The Lynchburg Republican says: A
gentleman, residing in the vicinity of Lis.
bon, in Bedford county, informs us of o
wholesale raid, made by the dogs of that
vicinity on Friday night, whereby consider
able havoc was made on the sheepfolds
DR.. Jennings had seventeen valuable sheeE
killed Mr.. N. Horseley lost ten, and othel
gentlemen lesser number. In dollars anC
cents, the loss is greater than the value o
all the dogs In Bedford county"
The Norfolk Journal of this morninl
has the following: "a romantic marriag
was celebrated at the residence of the Rev
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01
LOCAL NOTES.

The May term of the Henrico county
court commences on Monday next.
-Twenty-First street is to be opened
north from Broad to point a short dis
tance beyond Clay. o..
During the month of April the sum of
$177 was collected in the Police court on
account Of fines imposed.
Sunday excursion trains will commence
running on the Richmond and Petersburg
railroad on the 9TH instant. The fare will
be fifty cents for the round trip.
"A correspondent informs the Washing
ton Republican that Judge Rye, of Virginia,
is to be sprung on the Cincinnaughty Con.
vention for the Nice-Presidency. Whew
The lawyers of Richmond yesterday
obtained an injunction against the city re-
straining the collection of the license tax
upon attorneys until the constitutionality
Of the ordinance imposing the tax is settled
by the Supreme Court of Appeals.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01
The Cnss County Rebellion Crushed.

st. Louis, April 30.-Governor Brown
received yesterday detailed information
from Adjutant-G General Siegel, Of Missouri,
and the commissioners sent by him to Cass
county, to the effect that apprehension at
Holden has ceased and confidence is re-
stored by the presence of troops. A dele
cation from Pleasant Hill has given
assurance that the people there will
rally in the cause of law and Or
der, and the sheriff at Harrisonville and
others have taken active measures at that
place to preserve order. No more troops
have been called out, nor is it believed that
any more will be needed, as the. measures
already taken are proving effective. Gov.
Brown expresses determination to main
tain order and execute the enforcement Of
law at all hazards, and to bring the mur-
derers Of Stevenson, Cline and Dutrow to
speedy punishment.
A report reached here last night that
Lieut.. Governor Gravelly died at his resi-
e nce at Stockton on Sunday.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01

The PHILHARMONIC SoIREE.--The
crowded condition of Assembly Hall last
night evinced high appreciation on the
part of our citizens of the musical talents
of the Philharmonic Association. Every
available space was occupied, and the audi
enco was composed of the elite of the city.
Few such audiences have assembled at any
place of amusement here for years. We
believe last evening witnessed the first
public appearance of the Philharmonles
since the close Of the late war, and the
reception must have been highly gratifying
to the association. The programme for the
occasion was well selected, embracing
choruses, marches, &C., from the ac-
knowledged masters of the world, and was
rendered in style which would have done
credit to the most renowned professionals.
Nearly or quite all the pieces were vo-
ciferously encored by the delighted audi
ence, each repetition increasing the enthu-
siasm, if possible. The soiree was per-
feet triumph, legitimately won, and proud
ly accorded by the best judges present. 1t
stamps the Philharmonics as among the
best trained musical associations Of the
country, aud secures for them most
hearty welcome from our citizens on all
future public occasions. The performances
were ably directed by Professor Ambold.
We do not find it possible to make any
! further distinctions concerning the partici-
| pating members. Where all did so well
our commentators must of necessity be
general in their character, and they are
most earnest and sincerely uttered. We
| congratulate both our citizens and the
association upon the achievements of last
evening, and hope ere long to chronicle
preparations for a second concert by the
association.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01

THE "OLD DOMINION" AT CITY
PoINT.-A large party Of ladies and gen.
tlemen from Petersburg went down to City
Point yesterday afternoon to see the
splendid new steamship odd Dominion"
which left this port at ten O'Clock yester-
day for New York. The vessel was lying
at the Point when the party arrived, Capt.
Bourne having purposely delayed her to
welcome his freinds from the Cockade city.
The ladies and gentlemen were Immediately
conducted aboard and visited all parts Of
the new ship. They were much delighted,
as our citizens were with what they saw.
After inspecting the steamer and partaking
of refreshments, the party had a little
dance. and at half-past nine O'Clock left for
home, the '' Old Dominion" steaming away
on her voyage.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01
RICHMOND VA. WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY |, 1872

DIR. Barten in this city Monday evening.
A young English lady who had crossed the
ocean to meet her lover was united to the
man of her choice in the presence of few
witnesses. She was one of the passengers
on the steamer Moravian," which arrived
here Monday morning. Several months
ago her lover came to America
to seek his fortune. Landing at
Norfolk he went on to Richmond, where he
readily obtained employment as stone
cutter. When he saw he had prospect
for steady employment, he wrote to his
betrothed bride to come over; and she,
with that faith that only woman has, left
friends and home and came to the arms OF
her lover. He had been waiting here for
two weeks for the steamer, and lost no
time in making the faithful, trusting girl
his wife. The happy pair left for Richmond
yesterday morning."
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-05-01
GENERAL ITEMS.

nav SieiiShooi "I " "e'o S
Caliiornla does not contain "A resloeho
oi tiat oeate, WHO mas lalseu nss ioI VIC
pass ~ .en a SJa, b o,on onJ Nd c,,rod @ aS ueij !,
Tal;forn;o os in Smvrna or onv of the
oa.n," a.,.tn;a. "a a., 4hn ~ Mad;t.rna,,oo,,
'ouu,,ie ~, 100 y" 'no ,,.-
line Austrailan Minister Oh 1ustice
adVocates the aooiit,on Oh tne Jury sysHh,
because every trial Is lnaoe a Poiitical
9ues'ion, anu t,ie jury sIuuy tie suolect III
.iiaC lSi1 WIN pre.eiiia'uiai ID s'ialPness,
auG ietJ; .ien ssauS. ~ auS u;th I'nm
tlieli poil's s.a ;aaps oysSnj ,am % WIN 'o'''
oisiesa,u ~, ''uenIo "nn E'.,' r""'
lnvestlgatlon INTO the cost OF monarchy the
otner oay, ne was 'Teateu WIN I aerision anu l
called QuiXote. But MS motlon Iarea no
worse than the enti-siavery Petitlons IN thls
country forty years ago. me QuiNote OF
one age is olten looked pacN upon as
ooioal IN ,,'o n9A'. ....
The buffalo Conanaerssdl asks a conun-
drum: Nhy Is IL thas tne Democratic
party always opposes every law that seeks
to have falr vote and an honest count r.
That IS one OF those mysteries which we
shall, probably, never understand until
the party is dead and Satan delivers the
original agreement between them to Its ad-
ministrators.
The dog crop of the United States is
estimated at twenty-one million head, AT
a moderate computation each animal costs
eight dollars a year, making a total of a
hundred and sixty-eight millions of dollars.
OF the number upwards of hundred
thousand 60 mad annually, and bite about
ten thousand people. On the whole the
crop cannot be said to pay.
Syracuse is the home of veritable
prodigy in shape of a young man who
possesses the power of singing two parts of
a tune at the same time. His name is
Wesley Arnold, and he is member of the
Syracuse University. A correspondent of
the Standard says he astonished recent
gathering of clelgymen by singing clearly
and sweetly the bass and soprano Of Old
Hundred"
Massachusetts nroposes to amend her
criminal laws by providing that ''when-
ovar thn court or maoisttate before whom