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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22
VOL. XII.
The Asrai.
BY ROBERT BUCHANAN

,Tis midnight, and the light upon my desk
R1rns dim and blue, and fickers as read
The poId-casped torne whose stained, yellow leave
Feel snonny to the touch yet rough with dust,
when Clari from her chamber overhead,
Her bright hair flowing brighter from the BRUSH
Steals III, and peeps, and sits upon my knee,
And winds her gentle arms around my neck,
And side-long peeping on the page antique,
Rains her warm looks and kisses as | read:
aBefore man grew of the four elements
The Asrai grew of three-bre, water, air
Not earth0they were not earthly. That was
The opening of the golden eye of day;
The world was ssilvern,-moonlightm mystical
Flooded her glimmering continents and SEAS
And in green places the pale Asrai walked
To deep and melancholy melody,
Musing and cast no shades.
These could not die
AS men die: death came later; pale, yet fair;
Pensive yet happy, in the silvern light
The Asrai wandered. choosing for their homes
All gentlesplsces-va valleys mossy deep,
Star-Iannted waters, yellow strips of sand
Kissing the bright edge of the gfttering sea,
And glittering caverns in the gaunt hill-sides,
Frosted with gems and dripping diamond dews
szAzknossy basins where the water black
g Sbled with wondrous breath. The world was pale
End these were things of pallor; flowers and scents
PAn glltterins things, came later; later still
Ambition. with thin hand upon his heart,
Crept out of heaven and hung the lights OF earth
With lights miraculous; later still, man dug
Out of the caves the thick and golden glue
That knits together the stone ribs of earth
Nor flowers nor scents. the pallid Asrai knew,
Nor burning aspiration heavenward,
Nor blind detection downward under esrth
After the things that glitter Their desires
Shone stationary-gentle love they knew
For one another-and in their pale world
Silent they walked and mused, knowing no guile,
With lives that flowed within as quietly
As rain-drops dripping with bright measured beat
From mossy cavern caves.
o lovel my love
how no EiSSpS
We cannot love like thOse-ours is pam,
A tTmult, derium, dream.
o little one of four sweet elements,
Fire on thy face and moisture in thine eyes,
Thy white breast heaving with the rich rare air,
And in thy heart, and en- thy kissing mouth
The warmth, the joy, the impulse, and delight
Of the enamored, gentle-hearted earth,
Bright with the fowery fullness of the sun.
-Sdtnt PauPs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22
A Pastor Dep0Sed for Tippling.
From the Washington Star.

A special meeting of the Maryland
Chassis of the Reformed Church of the
United States, was held at the church,
corner of Sixth and n streets, north
west, last Friday evening, to hear the
charges brought against the pastor of
said church by the consistory. DR..
Zacharias, of Frederick, Md, was cho-
sen President, and Rev. M. Bachman
Secretary. Rev. Robert Reitzel, the
accused, not appearing, the Chassis ap-
pointed committee consisting
of Revs. Pfster and Bach
man, and Mr.. Rote, to serve
on him new citation. He informed
them that he declined to appear to
answer the charges brought against
him. The committee reported this
fact to Chassis, whereupon Chassis pro-
ceeded with the trial, appointing Rev.
J. Pister to represent the accused.
The testimony was to the effect that
Rev. Robert Reitzel had been guilty of
frequenting beer saloons, openly drink
ing, of playing games of chance in sa-
looms, of keeping late hours, of admin
istering the sacrament of baptism when
under the influence of liquor, and,
finally, of contumacy, ia refusing to
obey the orders of Chassis. Chassis de-
cided that the charges were I'll sustain
ed, and deposed the said Robert Reitz-
ell from the ministry and excommuni-
Gated him from the church. After
passing resolutions sustaining the eff
forts of the trustees, f. W. Sellhausen,
J. Ewalt, H. Butter, and others, in
preventing the loss of the property, and
recognizing them as the true congrega-
ton representing the Reformed Church
of the United States III this city, the
Chassis adjourned sine die.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22
NO. %.
PEACEABLE SECESSION.
what Horace Greeley Thought of TT
Before and During the War,

| Before and During the War,
From the N. Y. Tribune of Nov. 9, 1859.
: II the cotton states shall become
satisfied that they can do better out OF
the Union than in it, we shall insist in
letting them go in peace The right to
secede may be a revolutionary one,
but 1t exists nevertheless. We
must ever resist the right of any state
to remain in the Union and nullify and
defy the laws thereof.
To withdraw from the Union is
quite another matter; and whenever a
considerable section of our Union shall
deliberately resolve to go out, we shall
resist all coercive measures to keep
them in. We hope never to live in a
Republic where one section is pinned to
another by bayonets. "
From the N. Y Tribune of November 26, 1859.
elf the cotton states unitedlv and
earnestly wish to withdraw peaceablv
from the Union, we think they sher1ld
be allowed to do so. Any attempt to
compel them by force to remain would
be contrary to the principles enunciat-
ed by the immortal Declaration of In.
dependence, contrary to the fundamen-
tai ideas on which human liberty is
based"
From the New York Tribune of Dec II, 1859.
eff it (the Declaration of Independ-
ence) justified the secession from the
British empire of three millions of col
onlsts in 1776, we do not see why it
would not justify the secession of five
millions of Southrons from the Federal
Union in 1861 If we are mistaken on
this point, why does not some one at
tempt to show wherein and why? For
our own part, while we deny the right
of shareholders to hold slaves against
the will of the latter, we cannot see how
twenty millions of people can rightfully
hold ten, or even five, in a detested
Union with them by military force"
From the N. Y. Tribune of Feb %, 1864.
"We have repeatedly said, and we
once more insist, that the great prinei-
pie embodied by Jefferson in the Dec
laration of independence, that govern
ments derive their just powers from
the consent of the governed, is
sound and just, and that if the slave
states. the cotton states, or the Gulf
states only choose to form an inde-
pendent nation, they have a clear,
moral right to do so. *
Whenever it shall be clear that the
great body of the southern people have
become conclusively alienated from the
Union, and anxious to escape from it,
we will do our best to forward their
views"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22
The Swiss Constitution.

On Sunday the Swiss vote on their
new Constitution, which Is suomltGed
as a substitute for that of 164o. The
present Constitution provides that on
petition of $4,000 Swiss citizens
change in the Constitution can be made,
and must be submitted to the vote OF
the people, If such a provision exist
ed here 750, 900 names would pc fequlr-
ed. A new constitution must have an
absolute majority of the popular vote
and also of the cantons. Among the
changes to be passed upon are the FOL
towing: Any Swiss may have vote
in another canton after residence OF
three months. Obstacles to the tree
dom of marriage are also removed.
Bills for larger expenditures, l,Uoo, :
OOOfr and upward, are to be submitted
10 the people. IF fifty thousand c1t1-
zens demand the abolition of law, the
question is to go to voters ana the
cantons, and majority OF poth Will
repeal the law. ,
Absolute freedom in religious faith is
to be introduced, and no one can be
taxed to support a State or Cantonal
Church The Federal Government Is
to take charge of the Schools. Hence
forth the Central Government is to as
sume the entire control of military
affairs. and to have charge of the reye-
nues and expenses necessary. Ihe state
is to CONTROL the railways. A unlflea
ton of the legal codes of the cantons is
proposed. Capital punishment and
Imprisonment for debt are to be abol.
ished, and the gaming-houses licensed
by the State are to be closed within
period of five years On the whole
the changes are popular, liberal, anG
progressive. They have been the worl
of centuries, in which time Switzerland
has grown from the marrow limits ol
absolutism to the broader equality OF
Democracy.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22
Mexic0's Decline.
From the San Francisco Call.


In the case of Mexico, whether the
Government or the revolutionists win,
the country is left bankrupt. Forced
loans are the resort and dependence of
both armies. By this kind of robbery
the people are ruined, and the state is
nowise benefited. The effects of the
frequent outbreaks in the unhappy le-
public are made manifest in the falling
off of her trade. The entire revenue
of the country is but $18, 219, ,708, upon
commerce which averaged but $51 O00,-
O09 annually, and which is constantly
declining. In 1864 she exported to
Great Britain nearly S25, 000,00O in
value, while in 1870 it had fallen to
5000, 600.
The total foreign tradeof $50, 200, 600
is now forced to yield a revenue Of
nearly S13, 100000. Of her entire in
debtedness of 1896, 600, 600. she pays
interest upon but $35, 1000, ,OO0 This
causes her to be excluded from the
stock markets of the world. Her en-
tire population is little over s, 900, 600.
Of this, over G, 1000, 900 are Indians and
mixed, 800, 900 descendants of Span
lards and Indians, 800, 600 Span1ards
and 40, 900 Europeans. Is it to be
wondered at, under such circumstances,
that Juarez is discouraged, and that
the idea has been suggested of a pro-
tectOrate or annexation to the United
States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22
Virtue.

As the ample moon,
In the deep stiffness of a summers eve,
Rlslng behird a thick and lofty grove,
Bufns like All unconsumlnp fire of light
IN IN the green trees, and, kindlng on all sides
IIt1 fI.elr leafy uInbrage, turns the dusky veil
Voo 1t,o substance glorious as her own,
Co.D;n. o., WIN her own incorporate, by power
To oP"oious r'5lS, and serene: Like power abides
ST. ei1 iian sa celestial spirit: Virtue thus
sc 80, hortn ana magnif1es herself thus feeds
It; cam; a beautiful, and silent fire.
I,.o,aa FnorL me encnmorances of mortal life,
from error, dlsappointment-nay from o71ilt
ana sometimes, 50 relentless Justice wills
from paipaole expressions of despair.
-WordsUOrth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22

The London Aeronautical Society
has succeeded, after many discussions
and experiments, in obtaining a com
putation of the relation between the
velocity of the wind and it's pressure on
a plane surface, The formula is too
fripbtful for publication.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22

PLEASURE brings effeminacy, and
eHeminacy foreruns ruin such con
quests, without blood or sweat, suffici-
emily dorevenge themselves upon their
1ntemperate conquerors, rs,-Qudrles.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22
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THERE has been another heavy fall of snow
in the mining districts of Utah.
THE New York Bar Association has suffi-
cient evidence to warrnnt the removal of
Judge Curtis, of the Marine Court.
The Court of Claims in Washington on
Wednesday, decided sixteen cotton cases, ag
gregating awards amounting to 1858, ,739.
RuHoRs of an impending strike of laborers
and mechanics in Chicago have been prevalent
for some days past. They are now authorita-
lively contradicted.
Tue Japanese ambassadors visited the
Naval Acamemy at Annapolis ON Saturday
and expressed themselves highly pleased with
what they saw.
THE Sculptor Tarteni, of Milan, has accept
ed the commission of making bust of MAJ
zini for the New York monument, and con-
tributes thousand francs to the fund.
In a Green street bagnio. New York, on
Wednesday, James Smith shot Eliza own.
The site for the new government buildings
In St Louis has been located in the block
bounded by Seventh, Eighth, Pine and Chest
nut streets
REV. E. P. WADHAMs, for twenty-five years a
priest in the Albany Diocese, was consecrated
Bishop of ogdensburg Sunday by Archbishop
McClosky.
GEORGE WRIGHT was shot and fatally wound
ed by the keeper of bagnio in Detroit.
named Lizzie Gardner. The wounded man
was no better than his assassin.
BUsHMAE's dry goods store, in Plainfeld, N
J.. and the rem&inins buildings in the block,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-05-22

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-03-12
GDnarcBpcrban0lnnasn

SS ~ Il / 0 H. IL. UldF5.
SnE @ enat legte @ban0ler Seidli0e Der
9ol39duOler Don Saginaw, Diidjtgan, Dor,
uel6e gegen bic 4nnabme Der ,@bicago
terftibung8 prpteltireH.
2luf 2lHtboug'8 antrag fpnr6e beihloIien,
Die eriteu 5Qbe(len oe8 Genlu5beridte8 nod
in 10000 tueiteren @remplaren Su uerbrei~
ten.
Bomerogrief ben 8eidluB auf, bic "a. Sc
id)Qit8regel oe8 SeHate8 0abtn 5u amenolreu,
DaB 9etttionen fiinftig Dem Setretdr itberge>
ben uub in bas Sournal -etu9etragen lperber.
0ieier 8eidluB rief cine ldngere Debate bers
Dor un6 mur6e na9bcr 3uriidgeleBt.
Die 2egt5latiOs, Gretutip. uno 8eriptllls
gun98tiu muroe Johann al8 unerle0igte5 @es
ihdft aui9enOmmen; SHERMAN iagte, e8 Ieien
gerpi1tige @riinoe oor6an6eu, baB Die 3arifs
BID aufgenommen mer0e, rpelfe fir beute
auf Der Sage8orOUuH9 fche.
Sole melntet man iolte Die 8ariOtlli9ung8z
gtl inter alien llmfGnben erleOigen.
ErumbuQ bate Oa8 Q8ort; er lpollte iber
bic announcements sur @tuiloienlt- 6efornl ipre.
den, i6idte aber erlt cine peri0nlidhe @rtldz
ruuq uoralt5, uoriu er bic Qnl6utoi9unqen
Ieiuer @egner, baB er bon bem Brdlt0enten
lemals oerG6tlih geiproAen babe, 3uriiduies.
@r foroerte leben Senator auf, tbm bteie8
uad)3umeiIen er babe nemal8 nGrrtjde @ob'
buoeeien oe5 BrdNoentsn pom Stapel gelals
len, oenn er babe benielbeu fir etnert Otel 3u
UeruiiHitigen Maun gebalten, mn Stnn fir
jold)e atbernbeiteu 5u baben. Srumbull
iprafl oauu iiber Die ytO.b .bwenOigteit elmer @i'
UilolcnltrcfDrnt.
Sm Rcprdientnntenbauie mur.
BEN bcute Uiorgeu, tule gepObnldl, Die Staas
ten auigeiOrOert, Bits nHo SeibIiiiie eiHjuz
reiden.
6rge bon Diaine legte peridGeeene Wemo.
rials Der @eiebgebuug ieines 5taateS uor,
Gins nit 8Gug Guf SuOiGneraugelegenbeten,
Gin anoCreS iber Sd)iffSbau uHO Gin 0rlttee
ben gtiGgasO'S SfihSeanal betreiieno.
Sroois, Wldli., cine 8ia, bic 6rclgtroroe'
ntn nHler 0gu SboetaDS HRo G9cdldlus I'm
5noianu9ebiet bEtrsficHN.
Nlculd, Dlo., ctueu 1emcInlhaitllben Bee
idllRB, lpelder cine Gumeilung 0eS pdiens
an Der NlunOnug ocS Baturent uerIa9t; eben'
10 ciu Biemoriai Der Geisglebnnd bon ylarr-
ianb iiber tIeieibg aulttegsnbeli.
&urp, va, clntu plenarbeldlluB, ben
9ricgsmlHlher ansupciitu ben Staten
Hadj bem CStlteC 8aiitn tir bic gNIl3 80 tie.
leru.
glotaou, G.. tiut 9id, bie Gbargeu era
abmiyalS, 0iecAomirals unb 0oHtrts 8omi,
ylls IN BET Uariut adjudication.
@arftlp, g., ctlie Sttl ptlde bic Grid,
lupa tiutt 9ulill'9epag pulhat
8itg, Nn,, glur ttt nit g'tsug anf eic CT.
btbuHg ctr 9lnlpmmuhtuu
Balmtr, jewa, ytus etu ben feltgrapbsu
Wll oen pehetnil Ia ugrbmbtn nab ote %of'
tuyaltB tu rouiiten,j
gablucu, Nlet,, ,tn W,meual tgt &tlet'
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Die @rcustpirren am Hip G5roube.

Nem Orf, IL. WtGr5. - @tne Spes
SiGl=9epeife uOn 8rownsplQe, 3era8, mel'
bet: Die 8erid)te iiber Die leete Serammung
Der 8leb5iifter meloen, OaB in Der lebten
pQlfte oe8 5ebruar 2000 Stiid 8teb int gSer=
tic pon $40, 600 geftOgleH uHo iiber ben 0iio
@tauoe gebrad]t uur0en. 90 9shte8 oil Der
ganScu @jrenSe Su. Sic uerifanti6en 0iebe
iino mobl organtjirt, gut benaffuet un6 ials
lei 9epo9nlld IN SaHOen bon $50 Wann
ein.
Die 8anOe, lpeIt)e fitr5liA BEL Sauta Wias
ria 1000 Stiid 8ieb itabl, mar 80 Waun
uuo Capt. GobG5 Garcia BON Gorttna's Ars
NICE coumanOtrte otelelbe.
Sen. Dtc@oof commaH6trt bier; cine Babe
StunDe lpdter, nafOem Die Rduber tpeoer
itber ben SluB 3uriid nareH, fam er nit elmer
lbtbetluug 8erittener Ourf) bic @eqeuO. Ser
bHHn beu0Iterte @reu5ftrih geuQbrt Sen Ndu'
bern bic gr0Bteu 8ortbeile. Neun3ebntel Der
aHileoler itno meritaniid)c 8au0iten ooer be-
rem GOnpltCen uno moroen, raubea uno plitns
bern nad) 6erSen8lult. Die Sieb3ithter mel
germ fid), 9egen Oieie Qeute auf3Htreten, aus
6urdt Dor 0eren TGfe. 9teic merifaniI6en
6Guber ltnO entlfl0ilert, ale 2lmerttauer aus
oem @eblete gfuece8 Su uertretbea. 2lm g..
Wdr5 fauIte 0toni8co @ar0ouns, Der Bitrs
germelter bon W&atagorba8, 600 Stiid 9ieb
BON Den Raubern BON Santa Utarta. 0Ieer
Vtanu bat eiu ihnliheS @eihGft ieit Sabrcn
betrieben unO cr 1T i'll 6ol9e 9eiien utter ben
0ferlfanern lehr popular.
Die 8eifDliiiIe Der 8tebjiid)ter beiagen, baB
bic @renSe lett Sqbren obue SduB mar uno
oaB Die @renSaniieOler in Golge 0efeu &C.
5wun9en fnO, itd1 ielbit gu itHeen, mas m0g=
liderpetie einen Gonf(ttt Smiifen ben Ser.
Staaten unO Der megitaHiiden &egierung
ueraulahen oiirfte.
Die 2tufre9un9 1T 10 bod geftieqen, baB
man bon eluem gtnfaGe ms meritaniite
@ebtet iprttt, nm 98teoerUergeltung gu itben.
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geLenronhtfhes 2lnerlet.

- 9te ,8leHn 4iIoctaton" in Buffalo bat tiir i5rt
au9ut=yennen Brctie i'm Sctra9e BON $4,000 aus.
9eIett.
eroBtfntbeil6 BON Bcrgeuten hCtppbnte Srte IN oel
gd5e Don Scranton, Na., 9raiftrt 6as 5tedenfebel
oermaBeu, OaB dmmuiLbe Shuten 8eidlonen rueroer
muBteH, .t. .
- Die @jei,s9ebuug BON Californian Dto ein g2e=
moral an ben &onarcB rld}teH, IN nelhem fte nm
Iuibebun9 Der 2ltte bittet ueihe bas Utonopot bee
Bel8geibdtte5 in Gasta elmer etnbgen t5trHa l6ers
trd9t. 1900
. am teeteu 6retas fanb man bei Rsm-4l6anp,
5u0., Die &eihe bon %. atrf, etrem promnen ten
8Ur9er pom @larf=& onnth, Jno., i'm gSaiier. Girt
ltt an @ciitesHorun9; sr mar Der Shopier Der @on=
fitutioR oon 8anIas uU6 etuer 3et Elm promtncRte5
Wltt9ie0 ber @eieggebnng iene5 Staates.
- dis oorgeIern sol. Norman ndhe Dem BreeBes
gee ia9te, runroc ibm ourd bic unoorittiQe &ut(a<
Dung ieiner 2BQie Der Obere Gbei( oCs &ope5 ser
lbmettert.
- 5H MontreGl Can, luur0c outb Sran0 an Der
Sntario5ra6e oor8eern fit 10000 BIo. ct. S4aosn
angeitiitet.
= Der 8teb5anotcr s. q. 0ltnu pom @oibam,
R.=D., lDuroe Jor9etern 4beHo IN einem Sutbsz
baule 81 3oleoo, Ohio, nm $l2, 900 6etoblen 5000,
Dete Der Sieb batte futeH tGilen, erbet man lple=
Der, aber oRr JteIt mitiGmInt oen SDebuben fiuo
oerIbDuRoen.
- 9n Gina, Ohio, nurSe porscfern Der gsser u.
Saruep perbaitet, angetlGgt, Dor 5abren elne 5rau
ermoroet 5n babeu. 9drUep bat bereits Die pIsrte
6tdu.
= Jn Etcrz6ampi6ire 1T Ole potltihe qliregun9
iebr aro8, uno man eriparte 9ente etn beoeutenees
- Sn Bangor nno QusuRa, Ts., iiegten seftern
bic BepablttGHer in Den 2 Staol@lSaplen.
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9lus Der Staats Souptifnnt.
tspeBiat- -Gorsiponoer ocs nGorreiponOenten. ")
81 ! y 4 n q II z Ii MnGr.

HAO1relDOQORuteQ."l HA
&nnGpo lis, II. WdrJ.
0aS erIte 8erfa6ren, ipeld)es irQenO meldle
Seoeutung fir BEN auf ben april Sernia aus
9eieeten gSbarton Bro5eB bat, mar Die Bic
hung Der @roBs uno &leingeihworeneu fir
ben betreffenoeu Sermin am lebten SamhQae.
6rQu 9S6orton iuir0 alicr0lnq8 nidlt qen0z
tbtgt, Oteie 9ei6nOrtnen Obne Q8eitee8 0n3u.
erteHuen o0er Sn occeptiren, aber Der cine o0er
anoere BON oen am Samltage @e5ogeneu
meroelt Obne 3meiiel funglren, penn 6rnu
2Saarton pegeH oe8 SeriudS, ben Sau ReB
3u uer9titeu, pro5eiiirt miro.
8t8 iegt iino nod feline 2tnSeiden baftr
Oorbanoen, OaB in bieiem Sale cine gtieOer.
idlln9ung beantra9t un0 0cceptirt merbeu
tpirb.
am @amita8e fanO i'm @eridtsbauie Elm
beoeutenoer Sltaui BON @ruuOeigeRtbum
Itatt.
Die 99. s. 8. Smit6, u. q. Wlariou,
8. &. 9aucof unO Sc. gS. 0onaUan, ueibe
3u bem Gomite geb0rtcn, 1a8 BON Der leBteH
Qpotbefer gerIammlungI in Baltimore crs
nanut worOen mar, belud)ten ain lebtcu 6reis
tage bic @eieegebung unO id(ugen perjAtebes
ne 4menoement8 5u benz neuen Apotheter.
@eiete uor. Die SerbeNwuugen be3ieben jidJ
auf ben 8. Nbi6nitt Der 8ta, ruel6cr Uerpor.
fen tuir0, unO auf ben 5. 2lbld)nitt, nel6er
Oorihrelbt, OaB apOtbefer o6er 0ereu @cbitle
fen ais Ybarma3euten re9i1trirt fper0eu miiis
len. Der abidnitt 10 mirO 6abiu amenoirt,
OaB Dem Grben eiues UerfOrbeneu Apot9eter8
cine Sriit BON IROuateH geiattct if, iid] eiu
&ertifttat su perldQfen, um Oas @ei9Gft
fortSuieteu. Die behefenbcn Announcements
befinoeu id jett in ben bdnOen be8 Dr.
Steiuer, uelher 0ieiel6en bel Der nadfen
gerleiuug einfiigen wirO. ...
Die Bia, melde Die Grridtunq enc8 Ser
ii9erung8. .9lreau8 be3medt, flbrte mieDer 5u
elmer ldngeren Debate i'm SeHate, in melacr
li1 bic meiiten Senatoreu, ole li9 an Der De-
bate betbeiligtcn, Su Guuiien Der Bill aus.
ipraf)en. Qielclbe lpar0e 5ur Oritteu 9eiHug
beoroert.
Die @eiet9e6ung fat iebt MIR nod IS ars
beit8ta9e, oQnn lit Die ibr bon Der &onifitu.
tiOn geieete 6rit abgelauien. 81.
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Gln amerifanii9es @eIdlpaber miro qeaen.
lpdrtiq in Soulon nit &oblen uerIorQt.
Die 6esierung befebt anf Reibebaltung Der
SiQ sur &ontrOlirung Der Brefe.
Stalien.
Gom, 8. NtGr5. - Die italientife 9fe9ie=
rung bat elne Iorgfdltige SnipeftiOn Der Niaz
cine uHo eine 8ertdrfuug berlel6en an9eoro=
net.
Baris, IL. Wdr3. - Cine 9epeid)e lit
ioeben bon Blia, Stalien, bier ein9etroHen,
luelhe ben Sob oes befalnten Repolutionss
49ttator8 Solepb WtaSsini melbet.
faBte beute etnittmmig SrauerbeIdliiiie me9sH
oeS Sobes bon Nfa33int, unb Der BraFbent
belt inn etne marine @eOGdtniBreoe.
Ser 9apft perId6t Rom nid,t.
81 ON, II. Nfdr3. - Der Bapit 6emerfte
beute bel @etegenbeit elmer 0fientli9en Nubis
eng, OaB bic Dfibgei6ide Der &irfe bis 1848
5urudoatireu. Se. 6eiligfett iagte ferner,
oaB Die @riiten3 stueier Dtddte in Rom III
elmer unb eerieIben 3eit unnDglid Iei.- 0as
@eriiht, baB Der Bapit anfalten trefie, Rom
su oerlaiien, 1T grnnOlos.
gpanicn.
Wt D rib, II. Df1r5. - Oa8 Gleftoral.
Gonttte Der Garliften bat elm Manifeit erIaiz
len, melfe5 Die BarteifreunOe aufiorbert, fir
Die @oalitions :Ganpioaten in Den beOoEite6en=
ben @ortesmablen Su ltimnlen. Senor Sa=
gafd, Der Wiuiiter De8 Suneru bat etu Cir,
tu1ar all bic @ouuerneurc Der 8rouiu;.n cr<
laIien, in pelbem er fie aufforOert, Die Geiete
ener9ii9 3u uoQftreden.
@ortugaI.
Stliab II, 8. DtdrS. - Der 9aiier unb
bic Gaiierin BON 8raflieu iinD tpieOer bier
eingetrofen unb tperoen am IS. b. 90. nit
Dem liioameritaniiden YofOampfer mad 0tio
Saneiro 3uriidfebren.
Sd,ifTs=SSericbfe.
2toerp ool, 10. gtQr5.-Solgen6e S5abr.
3euge iinO bier ein9etroffeu: 3pfr. v2afe
Grie" pon gtetp Dorf NIT 420 8a. 8aunt-
mOQe; Sd]iff yQor0 Stratheint" bon 9temz
9ort NIT 802 BQ.; 8arfe y2lpera" Don
@barleIton mt 2O18 81. 96tif yGettp8.
burg" bon gto6ile nit 1925 8Q.; Saiff
- Columbia" Don Seem ORLEANS nit 1916
8a.; 9pir. n@aliforHien" uon Baltimore
nit 63 SQ.
msarft nnr gDrie.
0onbon, IL. Mdr3 .-Gonio[8 i9loien gu
8er. ct. 62er 80, 65er, alte, 50,
Ger 92B, 10.40er 894. -Salg lebBaft 3u 49
Sd. y bis 50 Sd.
Yaris, II. g1dr5. - 31enten id(ofen 81
Sc ST. 65 Sent.
9tper ooG, Il. @dr5. - 8aunpoGe
IfloB fef: llplo. 115, Srl. III; 9erfQufe
10000 gaGen; Spefulation II. 2lusfubr 1900
sSallen.