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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09
PROSPECTS OF WAR,

The prospect of preserving peace between
this country and Spain, is not as good as
it was week since. The Captain General
of Cuba, instead of trying to carry out the
agreement President Castelar, has made,
sends in his resignation, and says popular
feeling will prevent any such agreement.
And now the query comes: "Suppose
CASTELAR,, acting in good faith in the Wash
ington protocol, cannot carry out the
Spanish agreement with the United
States" What next? Spain has COW
enanted to deliver up the Virginius, and
punish those who may be proved to have
been guilty of illegal acts of violence to-
wards citizens of the United States. The
national faith is pledged to this course of
action. CASTELAR, has commanded the chief
officer of Cuba to carry out the first item
of the protocol He resigns ON account of
inability to do so, and the people declare
the ship shall not be given up to the United
States. In other words, they repudiate
the treaty and defy the home government.
In this aspect of affairs the United States
will look to Spain for an enforcement of so
much authority as will make her promises
good in point of fact. If CASTELAR, cannot
carry out the items of the treaty, then
what course will the government of the
United States pursue ? Will they allow
few men in Cuba, who recognize no per-
manent government, no legal responsibility,
to nullify solemn international compact,
and defy all laws both human and dvineP
That is the point to be considered, and
there is no doubt but what the situation is
more alarming than it has been, at any
previous time.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09
Gbe Girues, qNem eBIoonrlelo,g 11dg
What II viii Save.


The opponents Of the new constitution
argue that it will greatly increase the ex-
penses of running the State Government, in
that the number of Legislators is doubled.
1t is true the Legislature will have nearly
twice as many members under tho new as
under the old constitution, but it meets
only half as often. So far, then, as salar-
les are concerned, there should be no differ
ence. or course no argument can be based
on presumption of rascality but as
suming that body to be honest, there will
be a great sdVsng. 1. In that extra com
pensation for services ON committees of in
vestigation, election, and the like, is not
allowed under the new constitution. Also
the incidental cost of the Legislature for
stationery, printing, pastors folders, will be
diminished almost entirely. These items
represent large amount of saving. For
example the Legislature for 1872, stands
charged with the following extra items =
Clerks, assistant and transcribing pastors,
folders, very few of which will be needed
under the new constitution.-cost, Senate,
$23, 673. rs /: House, $685. 90. During
the same session, there were paid members
of the Legislature for serving on commit
tees,-all of which is stopped by the new
Constitution-$17,7 700. The contingent ex-
penses of the Clerks of two Houses, which
will be greatly reduced, $4,000. The
State printing proper, which will be great
ly reduced, $50,52S. George Bergner's ac-
count, and all of which can be dispensed
with, was, $2O,314. Thus the Legislature
cost in what are chiefly ertras 1857, 491.80.
At least 800, 1000 of this amount will be
saved under the operation of the new Con-
stitution, and as the Legislature now
meets, yearly, it may be fairly put as fol-
lows: Savings each alternate year, when
the Legislature is not in session, $157, 401.-
30; saving each alternate year, when in
session, 500, 900 total saved every two
years, $257, 491,30. No man who knows,
can honestly say that this not fair show
ing
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09
CONGRESS-.

Congress convened ON Monday of last
week. The House elected Mr.. Blain of
Maine as Speaker and Mr.. Mcpherson of
Pennsylvania as Clerk.
The Presidents message was not read
until Tuesday.
Several bills have already been reported
looking to arepeal of the act increasing the
salaries of members of Congress, all of
which have been referred to select COM
mittee. A notice has been given that a
bill restoring the franking privilege and
the free circulation Of newspapers win be
offered as soon as it can be prepared. Great
but unsuccessful pressure was brought to
bear on the Speaker of the House to have
him leave the members who were prom
met in the Credit Mobiler frauds in the
back ground in forming the standing COM
mittees. The President has nominated
Attorney General Williams Of Oregon, as
Chief Justice of the United States. His
nomination was quite surprise to the
country, and as yet has not received the
confirmation Of the Senate.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09
The Treasury Report.

Secretary Richardson's annual report is
replete with interesting information, and is
in many respects an admirable State paper.
The net revenue for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1878 amounted to $333, 73s, ,204 67.
The ordinary expenses for the same year
were $500, S45, 945.33. The surplus revenue
for the year was, therefore, 43,892, 959.34,
which has been applied to the payment of
the debt.
The receipts for the first quarter of the
present fiscal year were 800, 7O4, $40, SO, in
elusive of $15, 900, 900 receiving from Great
Britain as result of the Geneva arbitra-
tion, and the total expenditures during the
same period, exclusive of debt payments,
were $ss, 71s, 57s.91.
The estimated receipts for the remain
der of the current fiscal year are $1S7, 100,
600, which would leave deficiency of $780,
630,0 The estimated receipts and ex-
penditures of the year ending June 80, 1878,
also show a small deficit.
The Secretary, therefore, recommends
that provision be made for increasing the
revenue If business should not speedily
improve. He notes, however, the very
gratifying fact that, notwithstanding the
monetary troubles, the credit of the United
States has not stood higher since the close
of the rebellion than at present, and ex-
presses confidence that the funding of the
six per cent. debt at lower rate of interest
can be still further continued.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09

QUEER it is, but not at all uncommon,
that whenever politicians have an axe to
grind they always fall deeply in love with
the ''dear people," and especially the ''poor
farmers" Considering the amount of
sympathy manifested for them by political
papers and candidates about election times,
and the great care taken of them by pol
iticians after they are elected, all the farm
ers should have been made rich long ago.
1t would be good idea for the farmers to
do little thinking for themselves, and not
trust much to such guides.
By looking for themselves they will see
the falsity of the charges regarding the tax
clauses in the new Constitution and see
that if the legislature under the new Con-
stitution, ever should feel disposed to lay
tax on real estate, the farmers are the ones
to be benefited, as in that case favoritcs
and corporations cannot be exempted.
Under the present constitution, should the
legislature think best to lay tax, the
farmers are the ones TO bear the burden
while the favortes are exempt. No leg
islature is bound by the acts Of its pred
ecessors and SO such a law can be passed
at any time should the old constitution re-
main in force.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09

THE Democrats in the House supported
Fernando Wood as their candidate for
Speaker. AS Wood was one of the most
conspicuous advocates for the salary grab,
it seems like Democratic endorsement of
that "steal." To their credit however,
several members of that party refused to
support him, and we hope both Democrats
and Republicans in Congress will eventually
repudiate that bill. The people will care
fully watch the votes of members on this
subject
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09

THE French steamer Vile du Havre,
which left New York on the 10Th of No
vember, at 2 o'clock, in the morning of No
vember 23rd, collided with the British ship
Lochearn, from London for New York, and
sunk shortly after. All but eighty-seven
of her passengers and crew perished. The
Vile du Havre was fine steamer, noted
for her rapid passages, and her officers
This calamity will bring mourning to scores
of families, and add another mark to the
record of memorable accidents which
have happened during the year.
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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09

THE ELECTION to decide the acceptance
or rejection of the New Constitution will be
held on NEXT TUESDAY. This week
we give our readers the entire document,
and and in order to do so without curtail-
ing our usual variety Of other reading mat
ter, leave out the most of our advertise
ments.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09

In FORMING the Standing Committees
for the House we notice that the Speak er
has placed the member from this district,
Hon. John A. Magee, on two of said COM
mittees, viz. Committee on Patents, and
Committee on Expenditures for the Navy.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09

a. While standing on board reaching
for chicken in coop Miss Nancy Carney,
an aged woman of Cambria county, fell
headforemost to the ground and was killed.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-12-09

SIXTY millions Of dollars worth of prop
erty in the city Of Philadelphia, is exempt
from taxation by special legislation. Tho
new Constitution wipes out all the special
laws and makes those favored properties
liable to pay tax for school and other pur-
poses, the same as other property.
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Oie 9yd41{se.

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gen petrus bis anf pins TX 1T 259.
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1ner; 1O3 fuaren esstaliener aus attberels
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23 Bdpfte fiibrten ben Non,en So
bann, Der lebte SoDann XIII tuar Elm
Neopolitaner, Der 14lo YopF lpuroe.
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men Monat; 80 ,ue1.iser els Elm Sabr
uno II mebr ols % Sabr, Blos flint
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81 bic Stride resierte uno baber "a Sab
re Yap}t iuar, bon benen er 25.s Scbre
feinen sit 5u Rom batte;2 ferl,er Silpe=
1ter l., Der % Sabre, 10 MoFute, 27
Sage regierte; Pius W., ber "a Sabre>
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&c resierte; enbli9 Der ee9entpdrti9eyapit
pius TX, ber on, Is Sum- bieIes Sab
res, ben 27 Sabrestas leines pontifieo=
tes feierte,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20
se abip.
Ginesprpjef ftirte giift nQpnfaDrt.
uad g,l9Dpa. .

@rofeiIor Sobn 9Siefe, Seeretdr ber ,neteo.
rpIoaiidens sSscfion beS @biIabelpb syrantlin,
Snilitnfs, min in eineut Eftbal llonbie &eiie
5iiibtr oaS atEdutiide MeerS aipa9er gs tuerbe,,
ibu ber Nerona,M s@aibington 8. Dpnalbion
unbS stpei h1ifIe,ifd1aft tlide Sglanner besleiten
Ser Gatbtratb bon 8oiton bat fit bic Nns
jdaffungsfolenS bes 8alpns Bic Summe bon
$4,000 beipilist. Wrofeiior g8iie bofft bic 5000
Meilen Meiieii1 ni9t ,nebr als 10 Stunoe,,,
bieueiAt aud nur lit 60 Stunben at MAIDEN.
Seine 9uberiid)t auf ben @rfofa bee Inter
nebmes ariinbet ii1 auf bic Sbeorie, bic ct aus
ieinen friibreu acronautii1en Grfabrungen iiG
aebilbet bat, bab bic oberfteu S@idten bet bic
Groe nmgebenbe,,, Mtmoipbare f9 in gonfor>
niiat nit ben 1lmiudlaunser ber grbe, offtuarts
beiueaeu, .ober bab cine beftdnoise ofttpdrts
Qeridtete Qnfttr0rnung III ben oberen Gegtone1l
berrfdt. @obalb baber BET Balon in iene
Stromuna tritt, bann inub ct NIT elmer
@eldipinbiafeit bon 100 @feilen. per Stunbe
mad europa treiben. 9ieie un9eDenre &C.
iibipinoisfcit, slaubt Trofedor g8iie biirfte
Die Wafa9iere ni1t beunruDisem, benn troy
berielben tuirb bet Ballon itia 5n feben ideinen.
Ct bofft nidt NIT bent 8allon nod slmerifa
aurudfebren au f0nnen ipeil feline permanente
iueitmarts sebenbe 2uftftr6nuns eriitirt; CT
bes,iist iid borldufis oamit, bic Mo9Iid)teit
itd)eter S1uonfagrten naW Oem SFeH 5u
ben,onf friren. St ipirb cine lcine @off mitnebmen
uno ,nadt iia6 anbeiidig, BEL feiner Gnfunf It
in europa bic 8riefe fo9leid) gu beforoert. Ut
bofft in etpa brei Sa9en in @uropo an5utommen.
Sas 2uftf9iff beifebt aus brei 8allons, elmer
berfclben 1T beinaDe breimal 10 srob tpie bic
bciben arber,,. @ie tperoen i'm Stanbe fein,
auber iDrer eisenen S6tuere eiu @etpidt bon
IL 900 @funo gu trasen. Statt beg &orbes il.
ueldem getp0bnlid bic 9uftidiffer fid auf~
balten, tpiro ein bebedtes 5inn,er, unter benz
fid ein Seller befiubet, ansebraGt iueroen: ber
Seller foa 3ur. aufbeipabruns bon 2cbens-
Dos 8innaer it init genfern aaf alien eeiten
unb init cinen, Heinen Ofen Oerieben, ber bas'
j3inmer 1eist, unb in bent sefodt tperoen fann,
pdbreno sur Madtaeit Elm cleetriide8 2idDt
bern,ittclI einer luftleeren &0bre, Die an'beinen
Gnbe', Elatiaa @Sbren bat, erSenst .tperoen
iou. *@
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Gra,icr in Tre.be Der,panbelt.

slm Sa,niaa bor elmer gSo6e iprang ein
Wonn in gDicago ben ber Mabiionitraben Brit
dc in ben 0lub uMb ertranf. Der ausgefl1te
92eid,nam ipurbe in ber Morgue aIS Der eines
iunaen Wannes, Nam,cns Sobn 6. Reub iben>
tificirt, nnb bon beal @ater beSielben, .ber bon
ct. 2ouis bierber9etomn,en mar, 1T @mpfan9
genommen. Batter 6ellb, ei,l lebr d6tbarer al
tea Scrr unb $beilbabcr eineS 8ant9ei96fts
III ct. 2puis,. 6attc ben 9eid)nan,E NIT 8e,
itinn,tbeit als ben feines Sobnes erfaunt. 2eb>
terer 9attc in s6ea Goibauie 80. 167 SIT
MbamS1trabe gelp01nt, Hnb mar bort negen
8abIunosunf6bi9tea an bic Cuff 9eiett iporben
Ser 8arfecper Bet 1T bctnfeIben Saufe befinbli>
hen @irtb lhaft 1dtte (8tei1falls ben Goldman,
uibcntiFcirt." ST. aeqh, f.. bate cinen Sars
fir 100 DoilnrS RfelIt, unSs .ieinen tobten
GprDbling nit noh Sou ID 81, ,,,ebnte,,. st lam
bon bet Wtorgue, tpe Ct, Iber bew Sobten aeipcint
bottc, mad ben,, ,&oittaM(e, uni ben &oifer unb
oie @fiesteie (ei,iss Sobnes i'd ausbdnSiaeu ,u
Iaile,, EaBerSbef@reibts sIein2 grfou,en, ale ct
ben 8epeintcn frifG unb 8elunb por iid
itcDcn iab! = Sobi, iuuPte fein TSterbens,u6rtz
den bon ieiuem sGelbfhnorbe. CT bate auI
Der Weftleite ein i1utertpn1n.e,, gef,i,,be,, unb
hadbtcg mid)t iGt gn ntfernhften 6dran, ieinem
iun0cn 2cbel, ein boI3citi9eS Cube 3u MAIDEN.
Ser uben crip6bnte Warteepcr 3ittcrte iuie GS>
penloub, als crshensgs bcnn fir einen
ioId)e,, bieIt CT i'm SSobuub' -eintrctcn iab.
%opa ber1ab ieiteg grbe,l init etuas saiden-
esla uao rejists ober 'pis e .!s asfom'men nod
Sss " s ssisgas a!g sgsff 2 , sItist r sao@ p'e
wv ~ wv ssss s"ys - sE4g sgi S5lsF ~,
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20

M. 8. Wili on uieueidt ber sr6bte
NiebsI6tereint Staate Dbio, farb ne,=
li9 III ]einer ,Seiraatb in Mabiion
COUNTY, i'm Mlter bon So Sabren. 8ei
oem Spbe 41einest Baters betrnger Die
@rcnsen fei,es @runbeigentbums IA
%Meilen, olIo nlebr als man6es beuti6e
1puperdne 6iirtentbuu, uno tpurbe bal=
1elbe burd leineat Sobn nod bebeuteno
ber,nebrt. ~ .ssa
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20
wie bic Stride sesen ben tprann;a
fde,, Staat fdn,pff.
(Giir Bic Sbio)
(Giir Sic Obio.)

Sic preubiide &esieruns botte Dor ei=
niger 3eit perldnst, baB fotb. priefter
unb &elieionslebrer ber polnii9en
Su9enbe in Polen ben Religieusunterri9t
in pet b.eutiden n 5probe ertbeilen
1oqten. Die polnij9e Susenb peritebt
Die beuti6e Spra9e nidt, ,lnb sbur9 Die
INusfiibruns bieer Ne9ier,lnssmabreee
mare ber.berDabte fatbolil9e &elieions=
unterri9t on iene Susenb 9lIdli9 beiei=
ti9t setueIen; oenn es mar oiefe Mabre=
gel 9erabe 10 biet, als ipenn Elm 59ul=
boaro in Muterifa, ben 2ebrern BET
Staatsf9ulen befeblen tpollte, nit &in=
bern, Die nur eusli5d periteben, bios in
Der beuti9en Spra9e gu 1pre@en. Da
Die Sa6e ii6 aber auf ben l1nterri9t in
oer sc III g ! . n besos, f6batte AUDI Der
Gr5bi56of 2eoodo.usfi eli, W1rt9en nit
su1pre9en, benn Die tatD. Stride lit fsine
Staatsanitalt. Ser gr3bif6of al1o Der
bot 5einen Yriefern Die Befol9un9 ber
Gegier1l11gsDerorbnung, unb bie Brieiter
|folgten Der WeiIlln9 bes Gr3bif6ofs. 9a=
rauf banoelte Der preubij9e @toat aana
cenieqnent unb iebte Die fb peiseraben
&eli9ionslebrer iof0rt ab. Die sSa9enb
blieb alfo bDrldufie obne bonn 5taate
angeor9ueten officiellsn tatboli{1en Sc
ligionsunterri9t mas jebenIafls ui6t 10
19limm 1T, als Elm 19einborer 11nterribt
i'll elmer 5prade, tuel6e bic 51iiler ni6t
periteben. 'Nber bas ,pdbrte nibt lanae,
bte S9iiler tamen balo 5ujanmen, IN,
ben l1nterri9t in Der @eli9ion freiwiuia
als Yribotunterri6t III erbalten, unb bo=
bel nirb notiirli6 ii, Der polnifben Mut=
teripra6e 9eipro6en unb BET Staot hat
Ieine 9an5e Gontrolle iiber oen Neliqi
onsnnterri9t perloren. Sic Stride, Sic
man our9 Die &e9ierungsperorbnuu9 in
ibrer @inpirfune ouf Die Suoenb labm
81 legen 9eba1te, bat bel Der oonaen Qln=
gele9enbeit t1llr 9eiponnen unb Die Reqie=
runs mub 5uieben, toie ibre Mfabreaelu
nur mabise s&unittperte finb, Die i6ren
3med blr6ous ,i9t errei1en. = Mer
! itreitet nun in biefem Sample fit Die &C.
ligionsfreibeit, Der .staat ober sic
&ir9e2 Si6erli@ mub jeber aaaeben, ,ooB
bic 2enter bes norbbeltlAen Meithes Die
Sprannen llno oer grabi{doJ nnb ,eine
fYr'stter oie&dmpfer efar' bb6 areibsit i'no.
-, ,.,",,q ~ aai i.7SEllc
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Wferf Oiebftabl.

Scr @eI0i9tl6reiber perobof lebt,
400 Sabre Dor Gbriifi @eburt unb inriet
lbie dlteife befan1lte ,fiinitleril6 gebilbett
fbiitoriI6e Daritelluns, tuestpegen er aud
ber Bater Der @eI6i9te genannt miro.
Niele bielten Die @ei6i6te 5erobota
gr0btentbeils fir fabel6aft. neil tie
tnan1erlei punoeriame Gr5dDlutt9e11
entbdlt, Die Dem eriten Mni6ein nod
feinen @jlauben perbienen. eSnbe6en
feblte es aud ni6t an sriinbli6en @e=
Iebrten, Die bieIen iebr 19arflinnigen uno
aebilbeten g6riftiteler pertbeibigten lnb
Sic Mabrbeit 1einer MusIagen ertpielen;
mas sun,al Seinri9 Gteffano, ,,nter ben
9eutI6cn aber Seeren NIT 9rober Bnn=
biqfeit qetban baben. gSir erinnern bieb,
neil ou3 folsenbe @el9i@te aug Sabel=
|bafte su srdn5en i6eint; tuieluobl in bic
len 6dllen Dinse 1i6 erei9neten, beren
Wirfli6feit ,punberbarer 1T als alles
mas lid) @unberbares erbi6ten ldBt.
Gs eradblt al|o bieler @el6i6ti6reiber
Gplgeubes. &amiintos, &Dntg bon
MegDpten, bate 1ln9ebeure 9tei9tbiimer
oelammelt. Do ct nun feline @9dbe .an
einen Ort ber Si6erbeit bringen tpollte,
lieB ct Elm fairies @e,pDlbe erbauen, bas
pon alien 5eiten pobl Derl@loiien mar.
Ser 8aumeiiter aber, Der bieb Berf be-
1orqte, leste einen Stein ii, Die Maner,
ser 10 geuau beDauen uno 5ugeridtet
mar, baB s tper Inn bas @ebeimnib tpuBte,
oeni elben binmegnebmen rnb in bas Sc
,pDlbe ein9eben fonnte, obne oaB Der 8e=
tru9 bemerft paro.
6a nun bieier Mann auf bem @terbe=
bette lag, berief ct feline beiben @0bne
au jid, etttbedte ibnen bas @ebeimnib
un6 }oete ibnen, CT bdtte jenen Steitl
al1o aeflet, bab lie, ,uenn tie einmal in
Notb fommen iollten, ii9 balelbit leidt
nit 10 pielem @eloe per|eben fDnnter,
boB fie lift iibrises 2eben binbur9 senu9
bdtterl. & #
Rurae Set bara,,f ltarb Der Bater;
unb Sic @Dbne Idumten nidt lanse, einen
Wer1n9 51 MAIDEN, ob lie III Die 99ob=
fammef einbriage1i fonnten; mas oenn
au6 ee56ab. @ie Dolten olIo baielbit
eine fattli6e @u1un,e, beri6lolIen ben
3usans lor9fdltis ,uieber. nnb febrtett
nit ibrem Gaub na6 Sallie.
Mm fol9enben Sage, poer bod ni9t
| piel lpater fam Der &0nis, feline @@dbe
| All }daue,, benlerfte 1ogleib baB Elm
outer She'll bes @olbes feblte, unb per=
]}anf barber III tiefes Gritaunen; oa er
ale Yforten tpobl peri6loiIen unb per=
jiegelt gefunben bate; llno ni9t tpubte,
tpem er bic S9nlb beimeKen lollte. Na9
einiser 3eit tebrte ct gum 5tpeiten unb
sum britten Mal an ben Ort Suriid, al,
oenl Mnblid ieiner g6abe ii@ 5u erg6ben;
| fanb aber iebes Wfal, bab er aufs neue
mar be1toblen ,poroen. Da 1ann er oui
Wtittel, tiinftige 9iebltdble su perbiiten,
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