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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
Gaoen al uerinittlcu.

Nv
Ger @orrQtb uno Die @inrthtun9 zines 2Gnolabens
stter alaiie IN 2o.uiontopr, DO.
Thomas Siu.
/OS- Ef, Ser CEoArt4.z ,,N a. ~ ,,,Ia
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G1uIer at ~hcrfaaseu

Lid in aaen 9beilen Der Staot fats an 6unr, 5pt=
iben pierz uuo iiinibunOert. iebr bilig, iopIe aud
@intiebun9 BON GruHbJinlen uuo 6ausuletben, mas
prompt uno rittl9 beior9t fDirN ourh
Sepra 6ptif,
SIR. 102, @ou9b., 5wiihen Sroabpao
(NP,0S 2 Rtp0 mn Hnuh5frn6c
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(srunSmicthcn IN pcrfaufcn.

Smei fortD6brnoe @~ruromiet5en Don $500. leot
Central 9ele9eu uno gut eCithert, ionic cine oor
$500, in 2 5abrea abSulOien, uno fleine Grunonte'
tben gu Z uno s 8rO3ent.
hinges & Sdrqeont,
I1-) SIR. 3 ct. 8Gulfir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
0elbieHOuuaen

Getbfen0un9en Uer6en gu oem rtcorisFrE GourIe
tit BreuStihe GbQler Jtlein. @uloen GraRteU2C.
mao tr9eno etHem Gbctte @uropa's %tei0rqt. Die Ste
ne Der 9Guier, nit Dalten mir 8erbtnoun9ea untg;~
terbaIten, lit in uHier,r 0lfcs QuigeBdugt.
f. 6aire,
9te Der B%nttimoreitr. uR6 B.-S. sIUcnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31

6runemtctben III perfaufcn.
@iner Don ie $500, $3.50, 1926, 500, $50, $50, SO,
500. $50 uno $40.
3uei pom ie sos UNI $50 unb hrei BON il $40.
SpbH 5ieuu s Sptnp.,
~ SIR. 1, ct. YdulitraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
Blu Dfrkaaffn un0 81 ufrIalelDGll.
Iu nprfdufcn

500 5dfier aepfet Jr. l O~orrdtbis anS in
Bartle'u Su u%erfauien bel
Sbomas ". Tfattheips N 2pbuen,
10 g 2m NJ. Is. Snrlfn1s ISclite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
9u bcrnttetben.

Ser groBe 9doen Rr. 50. Saltimurear., reben'
on DER Siice bes rSorreiponoCntcH, itt bonn l. YiGr.
on auf furSe ooer lanGe 3eit Sllt9 50 ptrrletban'
Dian meloe lid bel 3. Raine, nebenGn Dem Saeen.
(2l-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31

getr ne9octtrsn DarIsbeH HH6 Granddaughter. uub
Fn6 ais 0tit9ltc0er Oes 8roter5 : SoQro i'm StanOe,
Gle bteit9en uno ausmdrtigen Ne9oCtGtionen prompt
gu %beioG9en, belor9en @ouetttouCn oil allen yugdngs
lt9en Buntten ~umgebeno 3u Den niRorieheu BrtiIsn,
Hui DepoiiteH fir cine b~sitiunte Daucr beiptuiaau
mir stnen ~libCralen Sinsiu6,
Stir Pnnfph1pn Mo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
Sur6 Saml. s.. 0oDcr s SDbnc.
GA SerWalters>8 crfanf

-AAA&
uertboott e m y runbeigentbum
oil Der SdnburaipdHe.
Sn tSolSe etnes Sefretes Oes 3reisseridtes fir 6ie
Staot baltimore miro Der unter5eihneIe SernaItCr
Gnt otentiiher Nuttton am HlaBe Weontaa, Den "A.
6ebruar 1873. Rad,mittaSs 4 ltbr, pertauftn:
Zen gansen SrunepiaB NIT Decentralization,
in Der Staot Baltimore 9eIeatn uno, mic iolet, be:
i6tieben: on Der HotopeftzSde Der SamburatraBe
uno geoan=auep anlanqeno; Balm norolit, lGu9e
otr 8epan- Ilep, 6S SUB bis on cine 3 iSuB trtitf,
pehlid con BeuQnzQaep ~Iaufenoe Gnco seteno
bann l~peitlil, Lungs belaster 4Gep, nit bersu semein.
ltlttltbem @shrauhe, 10 fSns 6 SOL; barn iiolit,
in grader 2iRie b5 gu einem Euntte an Der Jtorrleltt
b.r SamburqftrGBe, al Su6 3 3o1 pellih bon be-
obsnerfDebnten Sie uno eGnn oitlif, Lungs Der pam,
bursitlaBe, Al 6uB 8 i3ou bis gum IniaHQe.
Sic Ye0CulIbfeiten befteben in einem 5. hDdiQer
ateselnetHernen 9auie nit einem sfuetftoGisen 5iEtrr.
%aebduoe, gr. 1867, SGmburstraBe, auf Der @de De
3anbIrsItraBe unS Bepansaueu uRo einem 3ifoGi.
9en sle9eliteinernen 9Guie, Nr. 1863, an Der Sumbure,
StraBc; Der san3e 8Ids in eiusm @runbStnls bon So
80 &ts. uEtertporien.
gertauissehinsunser:-gin Sritttbcil boar, Der
Neft in 3 uno II Wonaten. ODER 44ss baar, mad
Dem 8elteben b.s 3duiere. Die GrebitSabluneer
!Slnisn trd9eno uno 3ur I3uiriebenbeit bss Seripalters
tnoolltrts yfoten oes aGuiers seithert.
xepls 8. Robinfcu iun., BerpaIter 4;
q. -. Scocr s Spbne, auft.,
SlozSftz@de Der @apz unb Iapettetr.
(2t,30, 3,6, 1920
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
gu G%erfauien.

Eas.u Gin GROCER 9aben, @te GER @Qtpartz unb BlCa:
iantHrabe, au SJJ, uuo Ella tleiner GQocu, GEM erltCren
ongren5eno, al S21. StpinG5 Siu,
C)S2-) Sde Der TGnettc= uub at. Buu(frase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
GStper gteiu. GamusI Stein
0ebrI0er Stein,
ST. E98, sStrase,
Baltimore, Rb.
Sentiges Sanfs uni gebIcGgeiGaTt.

Bir tauten uro o~ertaufsn sob, &estsruRss.,
StoGts=, ftdotlde uu6 anoere Siderbeiten, mir faus
fen uno %oertauien BehieI ouf @roBbrittanien, franPs
reid uHo OeutIhlan6 uno Sieben uutRr auoern auf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
Serfetgeraagen.
Sur6 SamueI 81. 6oner s S0bne.
8erualtsrssYcrfau

LAA- EVH
metropolitan Gruneei9eutbum all Der Gutlep.
gtraBe.
On NOI9e etnes 0etretes bes 9rsis s Gerihts ntr
StGrt Baltimore Uir6 Der rnterjeitrcte ais YfrDaI@
ter aui Cffentliter Nutiion an Ylase walttppd,
ban 10. tSebruar 1873, ytahmlttass uni 5 ubr, oas
nGdfe6enb beitrtebene Gi1entbum usrtauisu:
I'm Der Weftieitc Der 9urleoftrd6e in Der Sntiernung
BON 13 SuB iielIh BON Der 9rSujuug Der Sioieile
Der S'SonusnrroBe ODER Diurtet Spnce NIT Der
Wefieite Der &urlepitraBe in Der DRitte elmer 2 SUB 6
3oa brciteu Nuep. nit oereH euteinibottli6em Se-
brouhe, Gnrau9erb {; Damn iloIib, Lungs Der Surlep=
StraBe, IA SUB 9cbeno Damn lsht!ptnfelis ungeid5r
70 SuB; bann n0roltb nno parallel mt Der @urle1itr.
IA 6aB; oann rsdtpiuteliq oitlI9 uro rurd bic Utitte
beia9ttr 4usp %urgsiGbr 70 SuS bis sum In1an9sz
puntte. @IHe GbrIi6e 9runomietbe on
S24 90 rubt alf Dem @runodiic uno if ~ouiicIbe
nit eintm Sfpcifodi, en- ste9slseiuetnen Spbns
bauie uebit hpl;erner flnbe bebGut.
SertauispeoIHeun9eE, luie ouIb bas Setret ooraez
idrie0en: eth Srlttel oaar am 8ettouisiG9e, Der Jteft
IN 3 uno 6 Utonaten, ooer lles boar, nGh @elleben
oes SGuiers. @reottS ablunaen traeen SntereNen pom
Gage bes S~GrFluies an unb itno ourb sur Suirieoenz
beit hes 8errpaltsrs inoonirte Note ober goten oes
RQuiers 81 iibern.
sbpmas Is. Griffin, 8crtuatter,
SIR. 2l2, SaferH. Ioenue;
gamnel s.. Spoer q Sohne, 4uIt.,
SIoot : Gde Der Sauz uHo 6a1etteitra6e.
(25,S.3f, 3,7,40,3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31

Gin NGt6en gum 9oden. 23aiden uno Siseln Il
elmer tIClnen 5amille. Eat3uirG9en in Rr. ED
0fprSsSSpnE:, nQhe &QnitrGRe. l7-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31

uW0roliHen@acif c=Sabu=GOmp."
gum llmtauiG ge9en eiulosbGre Ser. Staatcn=Sbus
%9Gtioneu ais cine iidete mo profitable @apjtal, 4ns
laae. C4priIl, f2D(t, ,i.u,5D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
NcrIdnat.

IerIuftGf 1ugleteU.
Gin proptres SausmdodPn uno cine CUTE 9otin.
J05eres in 0r. As, 5anposrfraRe, 5Dliten 2 uni
a upr gtabmitta9s. co.,
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gu herfaufen.

N.iI- Das bini9ae Sans in Sf ( Baltimore. SIR.
225, SfzSauette.. nabe @arolireItrase, 10 tei 50 Il.
bis on cine sebn 2uB brettc aleu gebeno, elm oret:
ftjdises 3te9elieinerHes 8Obnbaus nit 2 : It9ii9er
Slnterq e6duoe, erunoBinsfrsi, Gas burb bds aanjt
6aus; Treis 5000, mabt fGr bas Saus nur SliO(
nit $50 @~ruubmistbe. Der S6tiiieI it 6ti Sob. 81.
Siuehunt, Gde Der Saltimore' une Caroline
gtraBe. (299-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
9u b%erfauieu.

EEI SH D~trIuHTeH.
f&ma- Gin Gobntaus nit 2aoen on Soparb.
nQbt Samoeuftrass.
Gin bIbites Iobubaus an 2erir9tOntrGBe, nab
5rGnflinzS quGre.
gtnc 9unofeGe uon IA 4ter, an Ger Srarftin Gurn:
gjte. : Uieilcn ron Baltimore, 9utes @Otntaus
Sbeunen Ii. {. 10,
Sine aussc5eidnsts eonofsne RON 50 gdern il
Saltimore=S ountu nG9e btr RtiterstoIpn Ann
pite, unb neniger Gls q Vtstye oon 3imbet @roue;
citation on Der r23cftern Wtaruldnbcr @ilenbG5n,
NIT eirem auteu 8cse burt Den Blab nab cel
Station.
Gin 9Bobnbdus init Saben uno 2 NSer 2anb, Il
Wteilen pom Baltimore on Der 3telitcrtoDHzb oGo.
A Qanbielen in oariorb~@ ountp, l Ditto in Carroll
@ountp, in ereeQentem Suitanoe.
Gre Sanoiteue pom l32 Atern in Treoerif=@ ountp,
nabe Mount ttp, an 0fr ngaltimotezS lio~&iis ian,
6abn."
JiGbere ausfunit 9ieht:
Senrp q. Supfe, Rr. 9, Law Buildings,
t903-) ct. RduI=ST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31

Ll.I Sle6sn Siu'cr, icpcs I : Simmer uno Rsuey
lniulItenb; Breis 500 pro 9lus, nur S2j baar IND
Der Heit i'm Suupercine IN s SdpIcn iu hCsl5leu.
Serner ) ! duisr 4; Treis nur 5000 pro Slus; 800
blar, Ger Reft II 5 SGbrcn.
i .rntr s Sduisr IN Ger JtoIsfrase, Gauton; Trsis
$625O.
i5errsr . SIuisr ar Der S'Soruel1ru6e. canton,
3=tDdis mr. $500, 80 baar, Der Jttit in . SQbren.
RGbcre Iu5tunit stebt
SbpmaS e. GTafon,
(9QS-1 SIR. "a. MDro=JSrDl0 mun.
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SDcbeu erhulien !:
a 1000 Dusenh
q QnnbOner unh anterifan. MIe.

Uorter, 9rorpn Stout uno 9iber, In sansen uno bal
absciaiien bel ISM. GUusblan. a~ueiriser aseni
fur Smitb's BbtlabeGpbio Xx=aIe, Rr. fS9, Sem
traizSipenus, iriiber Sanalbr., iuoieIbft aud Der
b0bifs Breis fir lere Rlaiben gegeben ruirb. (114-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
3u neriniethel

a.;i Cine Gtmicoez nnO Baener<B erffeae oui
Otr &Ge Der Sco,tz unb Jf0miGuitra6e ilr 500 pro
W onat. Hdbsres bel Shoiuas 5in,
(3n3-l Sie Der Nnnettsz unb ct, WGulltrCRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
Hu n~crfauien.

ELI Gin iebr empfeb(ensrUtrtbes aro 9srdumi9es
gHOpnpaus in Guicott-Sitp, Mr.. 10 Vietlen Don
Baltimore NIT Stalun9 uno Ba9en : 3tsutlie; eine
ausse5ethnete gage, in 9utem Suil1noc, NIT sur
mace, 9o6beero, Sprohrobr Il. {. 10, bduitge Tabrz
@eleaenbett per BALTIC. zSbio=Babn." gBiro pGt
unter BEN 3oitsrpreiie ~pErtauft.
Ebpmds SID,
f90o-l S5e Nor fnhstt7s INN CT. 1;aulfYnPP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
SrunSmtctheu IN Ycrfaufcu,
Ru hprFnuFpu,

3uei Original uno unnblJsbare 0ruROmjet5en,
ieht pom $3.50, in Wilttclpuufte Der Start, ioDil
periticosne fIeinere QiietbGn ou urb S BroSeut.
1inscs s. SerSedat,
GOD yr. 5, ct. lQulir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31

3u Dcrfaufen poer III permtetben.
III Gin bibltes %boppeiics g8obubaus al hCr
EiH gtine Sanf Sane, firSlib BON Srn. Gbomas
ELLA Srunoiee beruobut; IS lte9t brett slUtldleu
bat cine auSittt iibtr Die ganSe Staot; iuiro aui
laneen @reolt %perfault, oermietbet ODER gegcn hebauz
ties uno unbebautes Srunbeigentbum in her Stabt
pertauidt. Spbn Stcnn x Somp.,
l-l Nr 1 At LnnInrnEp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-31
sGlerauber 95rDtpm y G1bue,

yr. 153, SUPERINTENDENT.
gBebIel auf @roBbrttanicn uno Srano, PouFm6Rs
niidez uno 6eiiezGreottbricfe ausge9eben tur eIe
Delttbeile.
GeltSrapbtihe uebcrttOSun9en bon gelo BON unb
nab SouoOnun0 9iuerpOol.
BorI6IiiG DerorH dui SaumiDoue un1 ap6sre qroI
butte gcnabt. (3au ,2Ot2gHN
, 1873-04-23
Ueer.1EiptR irlsEurlllns1y.

Americans, Judging from American proco-
dents, would he apt to infer that the boor-rot
at Frankfort t-on-tho-3Iain, III which twelve per-
nons wore killed, forty wounded, sixteen brewer
les wrecked, aad for participating in which 100
possons hayo beon thrown into prison, was
au uprising Of tho Bober and law-abiding
people to clean out" the saoons, a,la that tho
women, supported by tho clergy and tho moral
aonHo Of tho community, had sot thomsolvos to
work to empty beor-casAn, broak kuommol-bot-
ties, and domolish Gonerally tho paraphornalia
OF tho tlppling-houHoH. Sucl Gcono would lo
simply impossible in Germany. Whisky
drinking in Amorlca, and beer drinking
IN Germany, distillcrloa and orauc'uis,
aa1oons aud lmeipes, aro very diffor-
ont things. The cause Of tho riot Ia said to be
riso In tho prico Of boor. There WAS popular
uprising In Berlin aomo montlls ago OH account
Of lho risa III tho prico OF boar, which was Of NC
formidable character aa to require tho uAo Of
tho military to put 1t down. riot,
ouch ~ ia described as having oc-
ourrol In Frankfort. could only bo ocoasionod
iu my part Of Germany by tho most serious
popular grievances, rs thoro nre hardly any
otlor people on oarth that have 90 much respect
for law and public order. There IL no invasion
Of personal privileges, however, TINT would
meet with quicker or moro vigorous resistance
than disturbance In tho price, supply, or
quality ct beer. Dcos-riota In Germany might
oaBly Mcguire all the yindlc.iyo terrorism Of tho
broad riots in Paris or the No-popery riots In
London.
Beer ia not merely beverage In Gormany-::ss
, 1873-04-23

MAcK1EAw, April 22.-Woather clear with q
brisk northeast wind meroury, 4U degrees. Tho
water appears between 1Incl1inaw Island and tho
north Bhoro, and between the north shore aud
St. Holena Island; also ono milo off old Fort
Mackinaw, to tho oxtont Of one-and-a-half mileB
long by half milo wide.
PonT AUsT1N April 22.-Wind northwest;
clear but cold. Lake covered with broken ice.
Aux SAunLE, April 22,--Wind Enortheast and
brisk. Weather clear and cool. leo firm yet
MONTREAL, April 22.-The water has boon
drawn of from tho Lachino Canal, Which is now
undergoing repairs.
Speciat Dispatch 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
pony CoLBoRNE, April 2a.-Ann1vED-props
Empire, from Detroit, for. Ogdcnsburgh, with
general cargo; Young America.
DEPAnrED-Schrs Reed, Case. Bigler, Olive
Branch, Guiding Star, W. J. Whaling.
Tho prop Enpiro reports HceiDg tho schr
N1ontauk, which went out yesterday. near Long
Point. TAo Empire kept near tho north shore
alld saw no Ice to intorfcro with veasols.
Special Ltspa'eh to 4hc Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, April 22.-Somo Of the North
ern Transportation propollers, which loft hore q
week ago, arc ice bound at A1pena. The stmr
Keweenaw leaves tonight for sault ate. Marie.
Tho Rchr J. G. Nciso,l cleared today for Chi,
cago, enl scArs i. p. Dorr, Morning Light, aud
Lincoln Dali cleared for OHwego.
, 1873-04-23
A. STRANGE AFFAIR.

A W1Ro Takes Charge of Her Insane
Husband for Six Months Unknown
to Thcfr NeIEhbors.
Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, April 22.-A sll,gulay affair oc-
Cured hero to-day. One jacob Smith, an cccon-
trio German. living fow' stops west Of tho Cap
itol Park, disappeared from tho sight Of his
noighbors some six months ago. Since then,
his house has boon closed md tho curtaina down,
30 as to conceal everything within. His wlfo ro-
fused adnlittanco to any one and to inquiries
pressed on ler lately, made contradictory ropllos
Finally, considerable exciton1ent waB nrouBed,
and rumors gained eredonco tlat tho man Ind
been killed and burned by bis wifo THO
woman last STORY, was, that her lus-
heard, had boon 1nurdored To-day, after
refusing tho officers a1mlttance, Hlo lookoa aud
left hor house. Believing sho intondad flight,
she waa arrested and searched without result.
A searcl-war1nnt WIS taken ont. and the officers
wont to tho house to eOlve the mystery. Break
ing In 0 window in presence Of great crowd,
three offcerB entered, but Woro hnrdly within
before the missing Smith, olad only In shirt md
pallts appeared, armed with an OK and lsnifo and
dealt Policeman Dyke O. sovoro blow between the
eyes. Nothing dauntod by tho unexpected on
Elnught llo collarod tho and lo was taken to
jail. Ho pregentcd wild and haggard appear
ance and tlo suppositiou is 1le WAS inaa,lo, aud
his wife sought to caro for linn and conceal his
condition. Tho Affair oroatod much excitement
Since Lis being placed in Jail tho mau and
woman arc both raving like maninca.
, 1873-04-23
STATE AND LOCAL TAKES,

It is to bo hoped that tho Illinois Legislature,
before their adjournment, will acknowledge from
their own experience tho great want Of official
Information III regard to all matters pertaining
to lilo business, production, and taxation Of this
stuto. Tito Auditors report furnishes, once in
two ycars, statement (goncrally falso) of tho
valuation made by Assessors OF tho property In
their respective counties, aud Of tic additions or
reductions made IN those valuations by tho State
Doard of Equalization. Thcao tables are sup
posed to show tho value of tho 1ands, town lots,
lorsos, cattle, mules md asBos. ahoep, hogu,
carriages md wagons, clocka and watcllos,
pianos, goods and merchandise, moneys
and crodlts, bonds aud stocks, and
unonumoratcl personal property. Tho
Auditor las this year mado hia report somewhat
more valuable by adding to tho table showing
tho amount Of tux loyied for Slate purposes
another showing tho 1oyy for county, town, aud
district purposes. In this lattor table, however,
is not included tho amount OF general and
special taxeR leyled aud collected In otioH. Tho
Auditor, perhaps for want ofproper information,
conaolldatos tho amounts deducted from loyy for
abatemeuts, commissions, oto." ThlH how
over, Ia in accordance With long established proc
odent. But from this whole report, admirably
arranged 30 far as tue materials would allow,
there aro many things omitted. There should
DO an a@ousl report from every county
, 1873-04-23

Last night, abont 12 o'clock, flames wore OBJ
aerved Oh the top Of tho Palmer House, on the
Monroe street front. Mr.. J. Il. Stevens, of the
Fire Alarm office, turned in an a1arm from Box
81. The fauaes were found to proceed from 3
piece Of timber, which, boing laid ovor Chin
ney, Ind caught fire. They wore put out by
tho Babcock No. !.
sorgeants Buckley md Lull, Of the First Pre-
oiuct, made one Of their periodical calls upon tile
gamblers last night, Hankins No. 121' Clark
street, was tlrst Visited. being refused admit
lance, tho raidors broke down tho door with
aledge-bammer. 4 fine roulette table was among
the trophies, whose beauty It seemed too had to
spoil BY bre@king it up, Tho Keeper and eight
made upon Al Smiths den. No. 91 Clark street.
Rix inmates woro captured hero, and large
quantity Of playing cards.
Justice Banyon bailol them all out, to appear
before him this morning.
, 1873-04-23
officers wcro elected throughout tho State, mud
tho Opposition naao lnrgo gatns, rs tho unusually

full yoto would show. Tho Free l'ress Bnys.
IT cannot o snid Tint those facts are othorwlao than
indicative of tho growing dissust Of tho pcoplo With
grabs and Land fa'tiB, or that slloy nro not M
esrnoss Of brighter and otter say for lot; state and
N e. m ope bs 5 So M o norn a les
trcnehlnent.
II ia ono Of tho noat pleasing circumstances
IN nsbo oa 70 i'll e2 2 ol st liz par1 s
Of tho day hau tho majority in Tho Constttu~
tional Convention. This III 4 cheering gign that
tho as old p9rtiou nro playing out'-clcfn''a'i
In no nonso has President Grant boom faith
loss to tho Republican party.-Iarrisbuiy State
Journal (Can'eron's O,on).
We regret that part! annIsm and modern Ro-
publicaniBm should ovor ]iayo como to moan tho
cal party should bo Fight md justice. Whom these
viazlng forcosn nro not sufficiently exercised dis
organization and dissolution are tie inevitable ro-
eulta. II tAo Republican party Of to-day,
money rnles, and labor, aB IN olomout, ia not
-Evory Congressman who receives This salary
muSt not bo returned. It mattere not whether
lo voted for 1t or not, It ho takes tho money lo
Is thiof.-Carlinul|le (1n.) Democrat.
.-Wo have hoard many porsong wh]o COM
crime porvading official circles tn tlo Federal
Government lospond for tho practicabi1ity Of
solf-govornnient. Try self-govorument before
you condemn it.-I'e0I{d (IH) Democrat.
In these days Of Nndloal rulo, default for
millions Is q moro bagatelle; aud yet old mon
will ren,ombor how deeply mortified were all tho
supporters Of Alr. Adnnlst whom, III tho spring Of
1920, Jnckaon's Fourth Auditor Kendall diacov-
erca that big prodccorsor poor DR.. Watkins, waa
deficient in his accounts In tho sum Of 9150D;
mud all who remember tho history Of TINT period
will remember now severely tint unfortunate
man .vas punislod (0.'.) Herald.
Tho country IN rapidly preparing for 1ogis-
latiye steps which would hayo boon regarded
with astoniBhmont only fow years einoo.-
Davenport Gazette.
Hid President Grant respected the opinions
Of loading Senators Of big own party In regard
to the action and usurpntion Of Judge Duro1l,
and'dooliued to support him In TINT 1lnwnrrant-
cd assumption Of Jurisdiction, tho Graut Pariah
tragedy never would hare occurred. And, II
tho prosident poretBts in this policy toward tho
Southern States, a war Of races viii bo tho re-
suit and tho utter bankruptcy and rnin Of the
South, His course IL destructive Of the peace
and interests OF both races, aud Of the general
prosperity OF tho Statoa.-Eansas Cttv Times.
, 1873-04-23


Tho Democrats elected their entire city ticket
at Quincy, ILL.,, Monday, Frederick Roarick bo-
ing chosen Mayor, over Robert s. Dounoson.
Tho announcement Of h1oHsrs. Edward Y.
Iico and John II, Crobs oxtra-pay Congress-
mon, as candidates for Judicial Office in Illinois,
has not boon woll received, and tile further M
nouucemeut may 10 made, viz. TINT Mr. Rico
withdrnws, keeping luis oxtra nav aud tint Mr.,
Crobs, rofurling his oxtro pay. nuts himgolf in
tho hands OF party convention, which, since no
such convention hns been called. iB q virtual
,,;tn1r,wa, NJ. n;aa x~ss T,"s'.;. 10 '4.aa'
1asa -, 4or, 49,. 49, ~, "as o1ou's auso 11ou
nn a,,,ho "s 49," ~ |oA !e hoa1 ~ congress
~ 7aoo a'n ,,i.,'t =. s.1.asoual oonYontloh
I,ao It, s. 49, t"'o nsou ' oocsou oapto.ae
n.as s.i,, u.a Das a;a ~, u u!o!y @ enu: mr.
o4soa s,1a 1'oo' 1l'oaA4ub out !aa' Ill t'iao 10
", w.. -. '''A 40 10y "'.''Auto's teeoF's'
Let not tho members elect to Congress
Halter themselves TINT thov NAV en1ov tim fnitu
Of extra pay aud taste nouo Of ity bittorueas,
, 1873-04-23

The British Government expended in tho year
ending March 81, 1878 Computing a pound
uterling at s5) tho aurn of 935s $40 900, and tho
receipts were 1888 600 900, showing surplus of
over $40. 100000 During tl,o preceding year tho
rate Of tax on coffee had been largely reduced,
against tho protests of those who thoughtit would
cause deficiency in tho revenue. But tho
Increased consumption WAC 80 groat that the
deficiency WAS much smaller than was antiei-
pated. Tho low duty is to be continued, carry
ing out tho English plan OF reducing taxation
annually in sum corresponding to the surplus
revenue Of tlo preceding year. Making duo al
1owance for tho payment OF tho Alabama award.
tho Government proposes another reduction in
tho tax on sugars. III 1866, tho tax was on flyo
grades three refined and tworaw. In that yoar tho
highest and lowest Of theso rates were reduced
flom Is and 70 alillings per hundred to IL and
shilings. In 1870, these wore reduced to and
shillings, and 1t iB now proposed 10 reduce
these ratcs to $ and Slillings, Or rs and 80
cents per hundred pounds. Tho taxes levied on
sugars in tho United statos range from s1.75 to
81 por hundred pounds.
Tho British tariff taxes bnt nineteen articles,
md each yoar tho rates Of taxos On or moro Of
thoao arc roducad. Our tariff taxes several hum
dreds Of articles. In Groat Britain, tho manu-
facturos arc encouraged ouly by t1lo admission
of raw naterials FREQ OF tax. Here wo tax tho
raw natorial, and thoraby encourage tho irnpor-
tation Of tho foroign-nado goods at IN immense
coRt. In Groat Britain, tho taxes arc laid for
revenue, mud not for protection; consequently,
consumers got ono-third moro goods for tho
saeae amount OF money than we do.
Tho statement Of the British debt, rocently
1nado, is M follows: Whole dobt April !, 1869,
E805, 900. April. 1878, it WAS E785, 300, 900.
Reduction in four years, G10, 900. This debt
ia mado up Of funded, e727, $4,000; toru,inable
annuities E53, GAG, 900, Of which IA, 900 600 OK
| pire in 1896; oxchcqucr bllsa, Fl, 82g,0oo. Tic
rate Of interest on tho funded debt s per cent