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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-18

II, H. 4
Assss, 81 Fnaesseo CT "a * cssnsss S., NJ
MILLIONS Bear TesslnaSnys - their
Wonderful Curative 11eeis.
- Vinexar BltteHs NJ znot . vile Fancy
Drfpk, sMade oe PosR RuD, :Whiskey,
Preof Spirits and Refuse Liqusrs, doc.
tored, spiced and sweetened to please the taste,
called Tonics," Is Appetizer" Restorers, &c,
that lead the tippler on to Drunkenness and ruin,
but are . trus Medicine. made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of Calilo1nia, FREQ frsn all
Alcoholic eeimuIants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, . perfect
Renovator and 1nvisorstor Of the eystena. carry
ing oil all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unweil. provided their bones are not DESTROYED
by mineral poison or other means and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They arc q Gentle PMrRativo NJ we'll
as a Tonic possessing, also, the peculiar merit
OF acting as powerful agent in relieving Conxes-
ton or Inflammation Of the Liver, and OF all the
visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
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womanhood or at the turn OF life, these Tonic Bit
ters have no equal
For InNnmmntory md Chronic Rheu.
mntism and Gout, Dyspepsia or In.
digestion, Dilisus, Rensitteut and
Intermittent Fevers, Diseases OF tho
Blood, Liver, hlaDeys and Bladder,
these Btttcrs have been most successful Such
Diseases are caused by Initiated Bleed,
which il generally produced BY arrangement Of
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness Of the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Kructations Of
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious
Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pain in the regions Of the Kidneys and
q hundred other painful symptoms are the or
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them OF
unequalled efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all I'M
purities, and imparting new Life and vigor to tho
whole system. e >
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruption. letter.
Salt Rhem. Blotches Spots. Pfmplea. Pustules.
Boilss .Caxhunclss. Ring Worms, sea:d Head. Sore
yesEgdpelaa Itch seurfs piseosettes,s ofthe
ever name Or nature, are literally dur Up and car:
sa e the II Mi
vince the most incredulous of their curative eject
e Cleanss tho vitiated Blood vhmeyer Jon lind its
impurities bursting through the sldn In Pimples,
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obsRucesd and sluggish in tho ysins: eaesnse it
when Il II foul and your feelings win ten you when.
Resp the blood pure, and the health Of the system
viii follow.
e PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urtias
Aths gss@ q g many thousands ~ snsctuAllJ
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Oil. and md q Commerce Street, Now Xo1k.
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ioa! the P,i.ono, and notwithstanding E:uAt
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For sale by c SCHULTEN CO.,
and TICKNOR. TOLMAN l. co. st. Cloud
VAN SCuAACK, STEVENSON l. REID,
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26
OaS Gnbe Der oeutf6tn 9Ytels
b6ueu.

Dem 8el9lu0e bes beut1den &etds<
tags 9emdb tperoen am Gnce pie|es Sab
res ouc Spielbanten In Deut1dlano &C.
l9lofien ,pereen. Die Banfen Don Baz
ben Bcoen uno BON ein{een flsineren
YldBen baben bereit6 am 81. Set. tbr
lestes Spiel 9eleben, uno Die BON Biesz
bapen, 6omburs uno Gm6 1&Iieeen am
81. December.
@teeutltd bdt'e IS f6on ldn9R &C.
1deben lolen uno obne Die frlbereren
erbdrmli6;n %fletntaatliden 3ufdnoe
mare Is aud oar nt&t m6eli4 aeweien,
paR> al8 in Grantret& oa6 1Hentlide
6asaroipie( perboten MARI es in ben
oeut19en 8dpern w%iQfommene Mufnabme
fanp. &aum aber mar oer norcpeutl6e
Buno gu Stanpe oefommen. 10 marr
aud laon I'm Netdetao Der Nutras ouf
l1nterpriduns pieler moroltl4en Mn}al<
ten eineebradt uno trob oes Mnerbietene
Der Sptelpddter, ben beretts 70 b,ben
@pielpa@tidiuine oeroreifa@en ;u wol>
len, paro nit aufrt4ttser 3uftmmung
Ter &eeterun9 pte lntererudun9 be-
i9lo0en.
Sir manGe jener Gdcer 1T freilia
ra8 Sblieben Der Spielbanfsn nit lebr
orobem @e!luf perfnlpft. renr n;dt
bios, poB oas &oulette uno ea6 Trente
ct Quarante Die 6requen; auberorcentz
l>h erb1bteu uno einen 9roEen umlob
bewirtnn, bilpeten je au1 bic 9uslle,
c{e nit jspem Sabre inner reihere &sr~
ld1nerunoen uno &erte6erun8en i6uf.
Baoen.8apen !. g.. rpobl rer rei;enpite
8areplag pom gan; europa percanft,
ab9eieben son oem, was Die Natur 9e>
Idofen, lonIt aue6, mas IS an Mnnebmz
li9fetten Der @ultur beltbt, oem 9rlnen
Slid uno eaber ftebt aud feline 8ep6lfez
runs, bic 10 gu la9en BON peunlelben lebte
Jest NIT bangor 8eioronib Der 3utunft
ent9esen uuo 9laubt bic 9uten 3eiten
fir INNER oerldwunben.
Solde 81rer, Die 6etlqueQen Don
grocer Birfun9 be1sen, ME GINS unp
Btesbapen, tperben freili@ 1penteer let<
ben. wenn aud imuer bo6 Mu6bleiben
Der bunoerttoulenoe pom @ulpen. Die Die
Sptelpd&ter aQjdbrlt& fur ueue &nla>
9er 3u nerrenoe, contracting perpRi4z
tet paren, I@ Fart flblbor mo&rn pirc>
ALIEN %oieienieen 8dper, bet penen Ger
Spteltii& et9entlid bic etn3tee 3uafraft
btlcete> uue es eebt folder ni&t 1peniee
in Deutl&lanp, rperpen fortan eben 10
RAID, mie fe CUR unae(unoen 8lltbe fl&
entwideIt batten, aud wieoer oer>
fammern urp in @er9e7enbeit 9eraz
then.
Oas 6atarbipieltn ptro freili& au6
trog res 8sldluGts pes &etdsto9es, psr
pie> wel&e tluftt9 cine Spielbant bals
ten. nit Dem 8erluf Der baresrli&en
{ &e@te teprpbt nod ni&t ganl aufp6.sn,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26

aleta bic eSmmpralit6t, btt III Der Dul<
buna foldee Tretbens ItttenS bes Staa>
ties b eRanb. Der loaar aus cen Contractor.
Die er nit ben Sptelpdatern abBel@lof>
fen, fir f& lelbR eroeen NuBeu 3oe> fin
pet ~>penienens itr Gnoe unp bic narfe
@erlodun9. bic fir f. unenblid Giele
perbdnBntbrou seworoen III, bot jeBt
auf.
&ue @pielpddter, eeren @ontraete
jest o%baeloufen, 3ieben f@ aI5 Wiiuioz
ndre aurid.
Wan bat bereAnet, bae Der jdbrltde
&einoepinn oler oeut(den SpielbbIen
fG auf u,ebr ais 5 MiIionen Dcuar
belaufen bat, unp in bislem SABRE, no
Die Spielwutb in Mnbaradt bes noben
Gnpe6 ibrer Bsfricbtsun9 nod riel
er6Bere @@aaren na6 ben Bdcetn oe<
lcdt bate, 1ou jener B.trae nod beoeus
tsnp 1berateeen lein.
Der sr6bere Teeil bieler @amu1en 1T
freilid aus ben Galdtn bes Reidtbuu1s
aefo0en ; retde &u0sn, @ueldnoer unp
Nmerifaner pRe9ten cie Stamm9dfe an
ben ertinen. Gilaen 3u biloen uno be(on>
oers Mmerifaner ;etdneten R@ bur& bic
2eiosnl9aflt@tstt, NIT Der fe iptelten u.
Die eroben Summen.oie fe ristirteu, oua,
ALIEN aud bic Mrmutb lteferte tbren Trtz
but, unb fir fe 9erace fnp pielfa@ Die
@ptclbanfen amr metlteu rerbdn9ni6ooQ
eereien, auf lie bat eer oerupralitrenoe
@tuRu6 eerlelbeu lid ain ftdrflten 8eltenp
9euna9t.
Gs 1T bater gut, oaB bteits unVttli@e
Ireiben enolid aufb6rt. I'm ober eona
coniequent 3u pesfabren, miieten ieet
aud ole 2otterttn, bic bic 2eipenldaft
ce6 Sptels 70 ltbr ndbrsu uno %beloncer6
ben drnrercn @la0sn tbrem ldwer
ermorbenen @ereienf oujibrli9 einen 70
bsoiutcnpen Beitras ablpdsn, perboten
perpen.
Die preueildsN: gieyune, reren Staat6s
~lotterie einen jdt,i!deu &einaeminn pom
9 MiQicnen Tbale1n otwi1ft, foute in
pieler Desiebune ben ancern peutl6en
Rssierun8en NIT 9utcm Beiipid poranz
oeben, penn abeeieben rapon, oab 2otte<
rien Die 2eioenibai! nidt 70 unmittslbar
perlodtno anreiten, linp iie tbenio unn1oz
roli(a yie bic Spisltanfen. uno pa5z
lelbe Yrtneip, bas Die perurtbeit bat,
mubte au9 ibre Tortcauer oerbie>
ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26

-T ~ ~ ~
Mi6ton III zen 9uteI. Gs fan, eli
u,ibtrauilasr @ldubtssr uno polte fetu'
Ginlo9e iuritd bobeu. Man mart Jpn IN
Der &e9el btnaus 49, bas wor gut alt
bateril6 uno erb5bte nur ben CREDIT &c,
Bonf ; Mpele 9eoteb mie Ter Glob in
Mepbtfo's 2iec, Ne ~batte 8dncer ouI
cem &leice unp au@ Elm &reu3 raran"
- Elm erofes a~ulpenee &reus, oaa ale,
Welt ibren 9ldubtaen fatbolil&eu @inn
%YerfUnoete.
@ie bic @allerin 9anoranb's IS an
1ne. observation-disclosures 3inien jab<
len ~ t6nneu?
Nur natpe @emdtber, tie In Der mo-
rernen@ Observation-Disclosures odn;lt@ unz
bepanpert i1np, t6nnen 70 fra9en. Mil
etnieem Salient uno etntaer-M atbemaz
tit la0en fi9 dtnli9e &unfflde ldon
fertte brinQeu. Au@ laeint Der Modus
procedendi lei Der Da9auer 8anf Elm
;iemli@ einfa@er e~etpe(en ~ {etn, inbem
Mpele aus ollerbano fleinen MetenQes
l9dftsn Yroft berauslalus, 5duler
faufte urb p~erfaufte, Dar!eben ge9en
fatelbafte Yretie eab unp idlieblt@ mil
ben utuen Ginlaeen bic 3iulen Der alteu
redte.
Dte Dadauer 8anf bate nod lanos
nit Dem @esen Der Stride, Der G&tlid
auf ibr rubte, unb unter Dem Beifal1e ber
uItramontaneu forteeblltt. rrenn ni9I
Der b5le Teinp, Dem bic ~@biRianifrune
p:s Capitals" notbweneia micerli& ietu
mubte, etnieen bartter5ieen ilpil&en
@ldubtaern Der 8ant ben @eoanfen
eiueeseben bdtte, bel bern Be;irf6aeri&te
auf @tul6Iun9 tbrer @eGIel 3u fla
gen.
@dn5peS @6idlal Mcele Spibeoer
fault ridt al6 Spfer elmer traetlden
&atafropbe ie ioa ntdt erc6ar!ts unz
ter9eben - le i}oIpert iber cas- Miinz
9ener 8e,irfeaeriht Gin poar t!eine,
unbeceutenre We9iel, nidt balls 70 vtel
pertb ais Ger Sdmuf, Zen Mrele, sut
Gbre @otte6 trd9t f1no rie llr(a@e tbres
Stur3ee.
Cine @emmtlVon erl9eint in ibrem
9auis unterludt bic BQ&er> uno &oele
Die eefeierte, 9eprielene> .9utise &c.,, bic
uWobltbdtertn cer Mrmen', wanrert tn
ro6 @efdnsnib uno miro nd@fene
DOR .@etidt er>deinen, UNI ftd we9en
betrlserif&sn @anfercIts Su perantpors
ten.
M6@te man ba ni6t nit Gbef|a ousz
rufen: ~Das 1T Dos 2ooe pes S@6nen
auf ber Grce" Dtsle Mun6ener poli<
rel uno Suais finn tIino aeaen cas In
puftrieQe Genie; H. tebanceln Mpele
SpiBeper, bic ols 8anf9rincertn gu ben
Spigen Der, @eieulaaft sdblt> mie cine
9emeine &erbre@ertn, cbue f6 UNI Die
bobe Sntuttion, IN, bas 9roBe 3tel ju
flmmern, we!des ibr porldme6te. @u&
aseen bic Nbeeoroneteu unp 8eoatteure,
Die NIT Moele IN @%erbinpuns %eetanoea
uno NIT tbr @efdQtefeiten setauldt ba>
ben, 1T Elm Sturm pes l1nmiuenS entz
fe0elt ben bic Betrefenben, ri@tiesr 8ez
rofenen, l&werlt& be(dmi&ttaen mer:
ben. MQeemetne @era@tuns 1T tbrQcos
unc NIT Gfel reuoet f1@ bic 6Fentlt@e
Metnan8 pun tbnen ab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26

uno bic @ieentbumerin lsi Elm gar lie
bes, 9otte6fQrdti9es Grduletn, bic Sc:
ben freunoli6 anbSre uno benz Nerm>
fen obne Stol3 feline Sporpfenut9e abz
nebme.
~Sui&! bas fukr our& uue So
pfeT
Die Tasel5bner in ber 6auptfabt, BIT
5dusler I'm 5o&eebirse, bic rst6en8ou
ern tn Ntecerbatern lalen uno faunten.
Grit wouten fte bic merfmlrotee Botz
f9aft ntdt 9lauben ; als aber Gtner uni
Der Mnoere beffdti9te, Ct let In Der Das
@auer 8anf e~epe(en uno babe pirtltd
bic 3in1en fir feline Gtnlaee, a&tprocenl
fit ben Mouat auf Elm @ierteljabr 9letd
BET Der @in3abluns erbalten - a brad
in 8atern etneB esetfeun9 flr Noele aus,
bic feline @ren;eu fannie. n&ei@ milf
fen mir ,perben" laoten bic bteoereu
9anpbewobner, uub fe belten BE alien
Cullen unb &ronentbaler aus ben per
@9lo6eneu Irubeu, fe perfauften Grnts
unb 0ieb, u1an&mal .icear 6au6 unc
6of unb trueen ben Cribs In bic Da>
@auer Bant pamtt pa6 @elo (i@ bort
our@ @ottes Sesen ptruebre. Balo
fr5mten 6unoerttoultube, ia MtQionen
beron. etmosl tetn banpelseert&tlid
protofoQtrtssG ei&dftperfiate ie lber rte'
fee @umu1er.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-12-26

~ ~ OVtL II. XIV. %lpIb
Naat, furi nah II ubr, brad i'm swets
ten Gtpf tes nGii!b Nuenue 6otel", uno
smar in einem 5tiessnbau(t Teuer aus.
Das Stiesenbaus mar nur oben uno
unter1 often. Da6 Teuer fra6 fi6 raid
pura caeielbe btnaui unc entfaltete, als
eS oben BEL ben 3immsrn Ter Giene.l 1aft
%anlanete, feline ean;e &1aft.
SIN @aHe ma4teu Die Tlammen
ralae GortIhrttte. sic erDrifen pas
6ol3wert an ben 3immern Der Dtener>
ldoft unb balp mar Der 9an;e weRltde
Glasel in etne oemaltiae 2obe 9ebiat.
Oil Dtene,ldaft> weIde In cen 3tuz
mern lblief, fano fd betm @rwa@en
our@ Die Glammen pom Nus8anee abz
ee(Gnttten. Die Geuerwebr lauete ;u
(pdt an, I'M, fe retten III f6nneu, unp als
lpdter Elm Yoli3iR uno Der @bef Der
Geuermebr uittelf elmer t~ilernen Better
pabin 9elaneten, no fe bic Dteneri6aft
per n1utbeten. fanoen fe rur mebr bic
pertoblteu uno %perbrannten 2et@name
BON pret3ebn perlouen.
Die yetden, Betten unb M6btl laaen
MIR purdetnanosr. Die 2ei@en trpfter
Grduen5tmmer la9ea unter eiuem 8ette
in etncm Der duBeren :3immer perboraen.
Sfenbar batten Die @eruuQlldten
S6uB Dor Rau@ uno Glammeu se<
luht.
Die Gubt5oen biele5 3immer6 maren,
al6 Die 6eueruebr uno poli,ei bineinz
prons, nod feft uno unperiebrt, aber ras
brenuenee Dad unO Der plafono waren
berunteraelturst auf bic 9srun9!ddten, 70
oaS pieie!ten nod 9equetl@t une per7
Rimmelt purten.
8is 2 ubr 20 Mirutcn tparen %
9ei,ben berau6eeldaft, Is aus einem
uno 6 aus einem anoeren 3tmmer.
Das i1no mabr@detnli@ ale Berun>
9liidten.
Der bur& cas- Geusr ansertbtete
Shapen betrd9t $4,000 bt6 $780,
900.
GNen, IL. Sos. - @orQetern fauo
bier I'M Bopeni epen'ldsn Qocale Der
r%iesjdbriae ,beinii&> metfdlilde IurntaB
1ott. Die Gerbanrlun9en beeannen ~
10 ntr unteE @o,lB reg &rsi6oertrtefe
59loer aus 81. >Wloctah. Nab Gr>
Iepisun9 9e(ddftl,der Nnnele9eHbeiten
erfoIQte Gle Neuz, reip. Gr9dnjun96mabl
ce6 Neunerau6(hu0es> in mslaen fol-
9enoe 6erren 9erdblt wureen: Nueer
cen nidt ou6tretsnren beicen Wit9;ieeern
56loer CIR. z0lapbah) unp Delius
(Bielefdr): ST. 9anitein (Mden), Ct.
Baden (86ln), @rsf (Barmen), @riz
fer (GlberfelD), Muuer (Bielefelr),
Eburm (Grefslp). Der nddltt Iurn<
tag fol- i'm CONNER 1873 mieber in
@0en ftattfnren unb NIT ptmlelben cine
8erbonr6turnfabrt ms Rubr'nal per-
bunpen mnoen. Tim 2 ubr beeanr ba6
eemetnl@afutds Mittaaeien, bel wsldem
oer @oriBenbe einen intere0anten Nldz
bid auf tie Gntwtdluns Der Iurne:et
felt Ter 9abnI6en Belt mari uno Die
unflarbeit In ben BeRrebun9en Der &re>
cine in fraberer 3ett fennsetduete. Doc
rauf foleten Die dbli@en 1oaite unc UNI
5 ubr besann Elm S9au!urnen Der 0orz
turner oes &ubraaues> Dem f@ Don
lurnletrer Iburu, arraneirte Turnlptele
anlhloHen. Der rbeiuiid meffdltl9e
@erbanp umfaBt oeaenpi1tis "a @ereine
BON wel6en II fd ais lebensftdftis erz
wielen unp ii& mad Der Mit9lispersabl
auf bic betpeu provfnien folaenpermaben
pertbetlten Electromagnetic GLADDEN.
706, x5ln 374, &oblenj 60, DQnelcerf
4028= &beiuprooinj 5158; &estez
runastesirf Arnsber9, 1850, Mtncen
|229, Munfer lao Il @effaltn 1929,
uaa@t beire pzouiu,en 6797 Mttslie'
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$50 cmixue im 8elaufe y. $30O.000

9an,e eseft SO; balte eouk IS; sar.eae>fe : 71.
~ urfere srtterte IA pom staate s-darteu he S.
srnseu aub,u A.ts ,ur f~eRatesten Get uap xnnr her IL
a&t ee{husrerer gemmt1dre hatt.
,ersFeuttt6t, unb autn Sxbabern ssu eoufea rtte else -
te ~iuatsnet.
~ CTR sranRdlter etre 3tebaus re tie ohse an ~
,en Tase etnes feben Wsnats tint Snnre 1877.
~ @tlbk eure,u cuff unier RsF:o udtele 2s5@O10"
yelb-O rtre. &sate ,rtsu Brtefer. 3tstuneen shn erorss-
IF Seuttt ue8tu eiues 0treu1ars. Man aereAre:
aRurras XRiuee & &c.
r.. SIS Walnat strest, post Office Box A46,. ct. So~'
10. RC>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-04
Personal Intelligence.

Governor Hoffman Is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Lieutenant Governor Allen G. Beach is at the st.
Nicholas HOTEL
General M. H. BROOKS, OF Huntington, Va, Is stop
ping at the Grand Central Hotel.
J. W. Cushing, OF Boston, Is among the soIourners
at Earle's Hotel.
Judge Israel Spencer, OF Syracuse, has arrived ar
the Firth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Mscsulay, Of the steamship China, is at
the New York Hotel.
Frederick Billings, OF Vermont, Treasurer OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Is at the Brevoort House.
A. Van vechten, Of Albany, well known member
OF the ''Tnlrd House." Is staying at the HOFFMAN
House.
Colonel Jonas n. French, OF Boston, Is domiciled
at the New York HOTEL
H. g. Coffin, Of the United States Navy, is quarrered
ct the Metropolitan Hotel.
Congressman 9. w. Kellogg, OF Connecticut. Is
stopping at the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Mr.. Thomas winans, OF Baltimore. is among yes.
terday's arrivals at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
James D. Spencer, M. D., OF watertown, N. T., Is
soJournlng at the st. James Hotel.
the Countess de Paula and daughter and General
MacAdagas OF Paris, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
z. Cederstrahe, Secretary OF the swedish Lega-
ton, IL at the Albermarle Hotel.
General Joseph Il. Hawley, Of Connecticut Is at
the Gisey House. General Hawley was Governor
of Connecticut for two successive terms, and was
also President OF the National Republican Conven-
ton of 1885, He is now the editor Of paper IN
Hartford conn. II the General has any particu-
larry fervent feeling 1t Is OF dislike for Ben Butler
.the American Bismarck" whom he vigorously be-
rated last summer.
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LITERARY CHIT.CHAT.

TWO LITERARY PERIODICALS have been consOll.
dated the present month-the american Literary
Gazette ana Publishers Circular. published for ten
years past In Philadelphia by George w. Childs,
having been merged in the Publishers ana Station.
ers' Weekly Trade circular, published by F. Ley
poldt, New York. The interests OF the book selling
and publishing trades, 1t Ia thought, will be better
promoted by one vigorous journal appearing
weekly than by two languishing ones coming out
monthly and semim0nthlY.
MRS. F. g. FAIRFIELD will publish new book
under the title Of american Marbles next spring.
THE NEW BIBLE REVISION, now proceeding In
England under BODY OF clergymen principally OF
the Church OF England, Is to have the cooperation
Of American dtvines OF diferent Churches under
the lead OF Dr. Philip Schan, the church historian
The SECOND and concluding volume OF Bryanus
"Homer's Odyssey" win be published in March.
EDWIN P. wHIPPLE Is to be literary editor OF the
new Boston paper, the Globe.
LYIPsrC PAPER says that Germany imports
three times as many American illustrated papers as
English periodicals.
MACMILLAN for January had paper on "The
Legal on In America" which the writer,
MI. Bryce, believes mot without reason) to be de-
clining.
THE NUMBER OF women studying at the Unlver-
sity OF Zurich mas so greatly increased OF late that
rnev now form tenth Of the matrtculated stu.
dents.
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THE JAPANESE IN UTAH
The Municipality of Salt Laka
City Greets Them.
Grand Banquet and Reception To Be Teu1
dered by the Mormons to the Representatives
Of the Mikado-The Troops at Camp
Douglas To Be Reviewed for
Their Especial Benefit

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb 3, 1879.
The members or the Japanese Embassy are exc
pected to arrive here early tomorrow. The city au-
thorities have appointed committee OF citizens tn
meet them on their arrival and receive them with
all due ceremony and respect. On Monday 1t has
been arranged that the Orientals shall meet che
municipal officers ana probably some Church
onicias at grand banquet which Is to be given In
their honor.
1t is not yet known for certainty whether they
Will be presented to the great 'Cner' OF the Nor
mon Church, but their curiosity Will doubtless lead
them to his house. where he still remains prisoner
in charge or the Marshal.
AS part OF the programme or entertainments
General Morrow has offered to review the troops
stationed at Camp Douglas. The offer will doubt
less be accepted.
The petition gotten up at the mass meeting lase
night to be presented to President Grant asking
him to sustain Chief Justice Mexican In his office
and thereby recognizing the usefulness and UNI
questioned efficiency OF that officer has been signed
by $4,000 to 900 persons. These are Genttles ana
Mormons; ana fully another thousand signatures
win be attached tonight.
The general feeling here Is In favor Of Judge Nc
Kean, ana Is most earnest and enthusiastic.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HeaALn

MADRID, Feb. g. 1872
mass meeting Of the radical party was held
here yesterday. Nearly seven thousand people
were present.
Senior Echegaray delivered an address, in the
course OF which he alluded to the reported atrocities
in Cuba, and declared that there was good reason
to believe there was some foundation for these ac-
counts He said ''he had incontestable evidence
that children had been shot," and he demanded
that stop be put to such OUR ages.
The speakers generally called for extensive re.
forms at home and In the colonies. among them the
abolition Of capital punishment and slavery. the
duction of taxation and the privilege OF trial by
jury.
All the orators advocated the continued possess
sion of Cuba and the maintenance OF spanish au.
thority In the Antilles
POLITICAL TEST WELL PLACED.
The Deputies IN the late Cortes from Porto Rico
have issued q manifesto demanding that the re-
forms promised that colony in 1869, viz. consti.
tutonal government and the abolition OF slavery,
be carried into effect.
ELECrIoNEERING FOR ROYALTY.
The Electoral Committee Of the governmental
party to-day issued q manifesto to the people of
Spain urging adherence to King Amadeus as the
course most favorable for the future welfare or the
country.