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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
Senator Sumner on the Cuban Question


NclE't"r Numn"r wrote " Irti"I t" the
-'war with Cuba" meeting 1T New York.
I'm, i sc,.,,. f., L.,,c l,c,, .,,,,,,.s.,d
p, -.
Nv '','' '''' ""'' 10
ia" merry heats thd' wish |" gel up Il
Nal with Il >i>trr uatinn. The Boston
,.,r,,.,poud,,t of the y,jbry,. hoUclrr.
.i,.- ,.,., i,,..,;.,.. ,i,I. .i,.
i'''' go '''''
senator Ill Nhi'h ne '"h\'io'd inns
Scn>ihly:
LII j. ., y,ry. ,I.lir.,t.. Question. and
,,,;,,;,,. .h,,tiL ~. ,.r.fuII, and calmly,
rurnd Tho. h,>tc .,t,d hc:,t at unniI ar.
.I.n,n, L. lid rL;,,k r.,I,,,l.t.I r. n,u-
..,.,r,. sn,tnd and -,,hrr views. SIN
rnsr " he r.u,.rk.J ..tbot ! shall h.,
nt:.,,.k,J tn, what have vrittr,, unless
rI,,. Sul,ilc>, fine letter The, have
.ro,,triyrJ tu rrt mn vast deal of ex-
,.itrr,,ut on this GucStinu. There i 4
needless unnuln INDIGNATION which
oyrrloukS the zeal issue. Give the PEG
uIr = little time 10 cool oil and the,
" i'll listen to calmrr views. Euulaud
would rub her hands IN nlr, if ,hr could
make out thu, Nnmiuiu> Il second Ala
hama. She would Ice clad if We ulacr,
ourselves in the same position a$ her
self hv recognizing the Vii uiuiuS. If
the seizure were made in English waters
Great Britain might then demand ,rnar-
alton or not - She pleased. The nitc,I
STATES really. however. will have To ,N-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
Editorial Paragraphs.

There has been quite Il unanimous eff
fort on the part of men of all parties. tu
make Mr.. Samuel B"wlrs of the SpriHg-
fcld E,pHbIjcon. mayor OF the city bat
he Squarcly declines the honor. In the
petition of the citizens asking his ac-
ccptancc of the nomination. we noticed
the names of fourteen clcrgymrn.
y. +. Stewart. the New York million
nirc. is said to have come home To die.
having disease upon him which will he
likely to prove fatal.
Among the numerous dctalcations
which these pInicy times have brought
tn light. we think we failed wholly to
notice Il small one OF the matter of three
hundred thousand dollars in the New
York state treasury. An expert has
been going through the accounts, and
he finds the total amount missing to he
S3IO.OOO.
Some Bo>tunians are urging Il new
park to lie about and enclose Walnut
Hill. beginning at jamaica pond and
extending to Newton. 1t can he reach
al 10y an extension of Commonwealth
Avenue. and its cost will he the matter
of five million dollars. But then this
will soon pay fOI itself 10y the increased
value of real estate in the vicinity. and
hcSide> it will beat Central Park, New
York. out of sight.
y newspaper called the Washington
CdpitdI. takes up the controversy be
tween Andrew johnson and Judge Holt
lis To who is responsible for the hanging
of Mrs. Surratt. and plainly charges
President johnson not only with indie
cent haste i'll hanging the conspiratorS.
hut urges is Il reason tor this that he
CJohnSou) hurried up this hanging t"
get ont of the way and forever >ilcucc
the ouly witnesses against himself, who
Was the real instigatnr of the a>S;lssinn-
tion of Mr. Lincoln which we don't he
lirvc. and which is about IL good illus
tlntinn of the uihurndrd liccn~" of the
.'lir,ntiou~ press H. the new 81. Alham>
paper calls il. aS we have lately seen.
GHE RIGlir WAY. We are glad To
notice thai many people i'll ii time like
this "t financial disturbance. are th,
morc prompt to pay them little bills.
thus helping in At @rrat measure t" rc-
hcyc iinanrial rmlmI r;lS>nclit 10y keep
ing the money mn>i lar. Ii i the triI,
way.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

one Vermont f.um'i ~.'-
and light feathers al '' "a
signs of I'M open vI"'ri. y
farmer says that some r."f
winter because the ,rlr h.>'
HmI mu~krlI~ aIc hurl'I'-
low. His opinion l.. 800
and mII>kr:It> know u"l'.
The drought made the .,.''
the muskiat> are com '''
low Ia get down {" Cue
think the Wisconsin H'aa "'
of the argument.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

NEWSPAPER Pu>rAGr EUIt
'H\N"Ep. liithcIt" the ruling of the
posi- office department has hcru that 4
SUBSCRIBER t" Il newspaper HAY ING paid
for Ills postage for one lrar. and >uh>r-
p"rntIH changing his place Of residence
must pay the postage again Ia he new
addic>N. This WIS :" nhN i"u>ll unjust
ANA unreasonable that the postmaster
general has recently been induced Ia
r"y"k" this decision. Under the new
ruling. subscriber I" Il newspaper ol
periodical. VIII" has paid one Years
postage III advance. ana removing will
IA the delivery of another office before
me year. the postmaster should ~iv,.
INN receipt the party should then no
uiN the publisher to send his paper ia
the new office. where upon the plrsrn-
tatl"n of the receipt. the postmaster
must deliver the publication free tn,
TIA" remainder of the term paid for,
81. IibaHs Idrcrti>cr.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

Our readers are Guitr we'll aWaI" of
the earnest movement in behalf of tenn
peIancc ut the State capital. This agi-
tation eliminated IN the Indictment of
Il large number a. liquor sellers 10y the
grand jury of Washington county AT the
late tenn of county court held there.
These Cl>eS were heard the past Two
weeks and the result i ~ follows: ont
of thiItN-cight indictments. twenty
nine resulted either IN convictions or
pleas of guilty. Bail was forfeited in
three eases t" the amount OF thirteen
hundred dollars. Three were acquit-
ted one jury Disagreed. and two cases
were continued. :. +. Rcdlirld. drug
gist brother of the Judges Rcdiicld
was convicted of two third Offences
which will carry him to Jail unless he
gets clear in the Supreme Court. Which
goes Ia show that the law j. no rc>pcc-
ter of persons. We hear one report
from Montpelier which we can scarcely
credit, which is that every place that
has been indicted. liquor is now sold as
freely as ever. The penalty tor third
offences will soon cine them of this
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
A Hard Winter.

"a f1dru " lHIei.
The disaster at the money cCntcl~ OF
the nation is coming to he felt IA al.
our borders. All the pccImiaIN m
tercSts of the country are So intcrlockcd
and linked together that if one great
ENTERPRISE suffers all must suffer. 1t Is
not true that only bankers and brokers
90 bankrupt in this unprecedented time
of failures and Shrimkagc of values.
The StauncheSt business men in every
department of production. manufacture
and trade feel the pressure. Manu-
factnrrS are oNcrtakimg their orders.
BUYERS are carrying small stocks of
goods. the wages of hundreds at thou
sands of operatives are hcing en-; down
and other hundreds of tlinu~audS are
finding themselves thrown ont of en-
pluNmcmt And winter is CLOSE at hand.
if there he no work how shall the poor
he able to endure The Wint0 y hard
winter seems inevitable. StnIchous,
and barn are filed with plenty. Famine
does NOT stare H. III the face. liu' y hat
of the poor " no live one day 1T Il time.
whose receipts at pay day hardly meet
outstanding. bills. a.id Nh" may not SCI
another pay day tor ~iN months
Will the enforced ldirnr>> "l the
coming winter entail rNli~ worse than
want WI! dissipation amt CRIME pre-
vail all the more "r Ill the time "f
extremity hcc"imr Il most gracious OPP
p"rtmmitN ; i certainly h"r"mcN aII
pr"tcS>cd phl!Anthr"pl>t~ ana earnest
friends of mankind t" Il" the good
>amarltan> pant ~ the winter hrt"l"
IL. Deal kindly with the many suffer
III" unemployed poor. R"tr'mch and
rive help.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21
Press EXTRACTS

Wtr" III II" mood to iI>t,.. ....
+ speakers, nor had Icpuulr..
amy fac" +" address the n,...
simple reason that then
must nave amounted ru u..,.
than an ahIcct :p"lug, f., ,r..
Congress and the ,oudurr .r
leaders. The republican p,,
under Il similar cmhaila>,,u.
""""'' ''"''"'''
The republican defeat ~. 81
Is tn" SrNcrr>t blow than h.-
dealt to that party. 1t i~u.,. ...
of cumulative rcNrr~c> mu.
will never recover. Nh.u,,..
burn. who nnltrN PrI~ora ..
with personal worth in 20 q, .....
attained III public life. raunu
state of W I>c"n>ln. the d.-.....
people III the party which Do. ...
Is no longer at a d"uhtiat ur .,-.
character. 'h'"'J" I"hrr
The pressure will bc >o.,.....
mediate relief. that the ru.-..
about I" assemble viii tr.n...
mamd> i"r an 'Np1m~'"h.ofr.,.
IL may not hr the best to ..
political party Is not like. r.
fortunes. when driven fu .....
tween What l. ii"h and .t....
dlcnt. We believe I'll, -p....
termed. Will hr ci"um>.....
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

y little girl of twelve entered = New
Haven photographers place of hu,inrSs
me other day. and behind her w,ilnJ
h@nhlcd and Shutilcd an ancestral sr,,i"'
nEI""m seen in this unhealthy climato
mere We're five generations octLrn,
"a"Sntrr. mother. grandmother nrn',.
%randm"th"r and great -urr,t G,'.,,.I
mother, which the artist tLnu"lt n,m.,
TIE the climax of greatness. lie .., ,,'I
EN- all, and the g-g-g was rs rb;nnnr
and pert Us the l2-vraI-nIJ " ''''Pt'''
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

BNFFlEu JT-IIDI. Poor. blind jus
tiro has Il hard time of it amur4 iir
keen Witlcd and ru~rIupuloU- lawyers
at New York. \ lev days ~" the par
lie concerned in tn, Kelsey "UtI'-,>
ut Huntingdon. l.. l.. we've discharged
and have zone scot free. HccurI>.. thcl
were inherent Not ct all; hut he
c.lI>, the CONT hrl"rc 70 h"m the case
came was lie, idrd to have mo iuri~.Iin-
ton" And HOW RulcIi~WrI.. the afro
riur> murderer of Alice. H"uI>hl. has
been released from prison. airrI serving
only Il fraction OF the term to which he
was ~cutcuccd And VIII, ~nnllv
hccau>c Il new statute had been made.
rcpcIIu- that under which he Ms tlicd
and SENTENCED. After the passage, of
this statute he >ucrccdrd il obtaining "a
new 'liul. lii~ counsel then made Ia,
plea that he could not lee tried under
IN" "ld law. since that WIS Repealed
mon under the new. since the act Wis
committed rrinl /" il passage: rfp" he
could not Ice 1Iicd at all. and must Ice
discharged. Excellent law. hut Ncr}
'ad Justice. y very clever thing III La,
lawyers. but Il very bad thing for the
public. There mc some common fox
not well NcIScd in pIrccdcnt> and au-
fhuIitlr>. and Uhn have never trod the
lahNIinthiHc paths "t law. " NO lock up
on such occurrences ~ THESE IL u mock
cry and a Wrong. These unfortunate
fol, are tu hc pitiCd. since they ,lu not
uud,r> stand thar we have uut-ruvm tho.
old. simple days when IrtliluIiou fol
lowed upon crime. and have come upon
more polished times. when legal shut
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

y STRANGE SToEh OF CRIME On
tuesday. the -lth inst. Lyman Arnold
of \v"ca. y. Y. suddenly left town.
giving no notice of his departure. and
the fact WAS discovered before NIGHT
that he had forged notes and checks to
til" amount of 5000. rcalizin" the cash
on them. He left behind him 4 wifi.
and several children. An officer WIS at
once placed upon his trail, who sue
cecucd IN "vcrtaking and aIrc<tinr him
at Niagara Falls, returning to Avora ON
thursday. On the night previous to
thr ahSc"nder'S involuntary return his
wife was aroused at midnight by hay
ing bullet shot through her head.
Spilnglng up she received two more in
her body, both producing fatal wounds.
and she fell back dying. 1t was some
time before any of the children entered
her room. they having been chIoro-
formed, as WAS atterward aScertaincd
They aroused the ncighbors at once
and to them the dying woman stated
that while there WAS no light i'm thc
room she had heard the rustic of 4 dress
and had seen ii female figure. On
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

The Democratic Nl,'"'"
does not Prove quite ST"
had been claimed. II '~
from the returns that Hog.
publican candidate t" '''
rc-clrrtcd. and Tlui. ..' "
candidate inl state ir'-'.
heats NilI>paugh. hl~ I'n''
pctitoI.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

e The advertisement of that etcll-
ing monthly. Ha'pcr'S Magosjue. ap-
pears III another place i'll ON paper to-
day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

LINE ohr OF the wonderful >tnrie, set ,tIo.,,
~. ,he past season is of = women
VINO S"ftrned the shell of an rm.r L -,
;;"aN'ng 1t IN vinegar and then fnr,.d i
NJ" dcmIIohn. where il hnt,I'aL
. L"M Sile has good HEALTHY hem IN It" =,
%tcniijohh, and intends tn Ln,tI, 80, q
american eagle for the Centennial All
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

Boston JouE<AL.-Thc advertise
mcmt ~ this fayoritc New England
newspaper appears in ON columns to-
day.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

GREAT STORM The storm of sunday
and Monday WAS very severe on the
coast and in the vicinity of Boston.
The gale Monday night was somewhat
disastrous t" shipping, though it is
hoped not 81 to lite. On shore many
buildings were damaged. and some rail
road trains interrupted by waShout>.
1t is said the storm on Cape Cod has
not been 81 severe fuI Years.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

q Sleighng throughout New Eng
land is not common before the Goth of
November; hut such was the ease the
i9th of this month. according To the ac-
counts in the newspapers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

FIRE At LEBANON, y. IL. TIL, C;r,u-
tie Agricultural Works ut Lebanon \
H.. were destroyed 10y fire. TLmsd,y
morning. Loss. about S2O. GOO no in
Srr''ncc. Thirty men are thrown nut nt
employment. ''' WI
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

Coop TINES FOR FAnMEH>. Time
evrm> mp most things. For the past
few Years the farmers have had rather
a hard row moIc particularly hccause
of the very high price of labor. Now
they m" the most fortunate class among
all the panic victims. Whatever they
have to sell brings good prices most
of them as high ~ months ago. while
almost every sort of manufactured goods
are Il great deal cheaper than they were
last year. 81 even last September.
Farmers, II Is y"m turn To laugh now.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-11-21

Vt the general term of the supreme"
Court the following assignment of
Judges WIS made for the year c"mnicnc-
inc December |. 1913:
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

Gin en9li@9es 8latt 1T Prinee o It,
e. 9. beri9tet: u9(m 13. 9ioDember 1868
,puroe Sames &olqno babier pon Somes
2etpis ermoroet unb BET tobte &0rper 6es
@rtere1t in ben &ir9bof 9etp0rf fen. 2etpis
erlitt 6af fit 1868 1T Srenton ben SOB.
9luf ser Stel[e, 100 ber &opf hes @rmor=
heten lag, llnb BET @runb babur6 ein9e=
oriidt ,uurbe> bab: Der MDtber nod einise
Male nit eittem Priigel oarauf i6lug, 1T
1eitoem fein @ras nebr getua9len, ob=
slei@> ,pie Der Ruiter berfi6ert, sqr,,i9ts
sel@ob, utt oas 5ll berbinbern. Weiter:
bos 8lut bes @rmoroeten 1pribte auf eli
men @rabitein init benz Namen Goparo
5unt. Ser &esen bon 5ebn Sabren fat
~6ie bunteln6leden nod ni9t ab9etpa1 1@en.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

GbefanbSfreuben IN Snoiana
Sn bet Nabe bon Soutb 8cnb in Snoiana
lebt ein @bepaar, bas seraoe feline anipriide er>
bebcn miro, nit Ybilemon uuo 8aucis berslibcn
gu lueroen. 2ette Dode batte ea luiebcr eir
fleincs 8ungensefed)t, uno ba betanntli dI
@futter Gba i9ren &o9tern bic @abe oer @cot
bererbt .unb oas 8iinslein eeidarft bat, 70 soe
oer G1emonn ben &iirsern, 10 febr Den aiirserr>
bas ct Dem @unide @ortc CAB, ct modte bod
aus oieien irbii4en San|mertDal erloit luerbe1.
NidtS lperbe iie 'neDr freuen, ricf Die sarli q;
@ottin unb ber @lann ?Sins tuirtli6 in'5 Sous
I'M nit ieincr 8iidie auriidsnfebrcu, bic ct up,
ben s(useu bet Grau sl1 aocn anfins. Ct ms,
.ieoo@ borfi@tis senua bic Sfuscl .beimlid ia
ben Ner1ael idIipfen su loilen. Bum! scbt be1
Sdub los unb oer @fann itiirst lcblos in's @,ai
Sic Grau i9ien oas tpeni9 3u fiimmerr, benn iie
nabm fi9 3eit unO tam Dann 9ana lanaloHl
beran, um iid) bic 2eide gu beieben unb au;:.
Coroner gu ieuoen. gSer beiWrcibt lire @ntt;iie
tuns, ais ite fid 70 srauiam eetauiAt iab!0lit q;
men, Mrtitiel na1te iie einen 10 &piitbsuoen tl:e
sriT auf ibren gbeDerrn, oob bod nod Elm Sc
srabnib itattgefunoen bate, lpdren bic &i,,cs.
ni9t oa6piiden, ,geiprunsen. 'MQeS bie1es lit il.
ben sltten eines jcbt in Soutb 8enb fdiucbcnoei.
@bei6eionugspro5cNcs gu leien.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

S II Der gfabeb on Sonto @ola al.
oer 9inie bet s}orb Yocifc> >gtienbobn ereiane:.
fid bor tnrsem ein tra9iider Torfoll. Charles
Soefner uno 8aletine S9reiner i6liefen beioe
III einen &ramlaben. Da tr6umte Soefnsr, ei:i
&erl babe fid in ben 2abeu sefdliden uno ts
raube oenfelben. GlugS sriff Ct nod feinem &c.
bolber unS i1ob 1einen Greunb Sd)re:ey
mauietobt.. @ei ber GoronerSsllnterfu )ua;
tuuroe conitatirt, bab Soefner un0 5dreiner il
bet Sbot suteGreunbc iinb> uno Soefner tpuro s
Der Soft entlafIer.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16
Oie aGbtD!...
9lar&fpIa, @eors, If Ser @riinber

2lartfpla, @eorg, II Ser @riinber
6er ipifeni9aftli9en Mineralogie II
9eutl l9lanb..' Sett Ganilienudme lit
v8auer," mel9en ct mad Dem @ebrail9e
BET @elebrten ieiner 3eit III bas 9oteiri=
59e iiberiebte, benn v8auer" betbt late;=
Mild: vMgrifpla." st mar geborett 5u
&lau9ml in @a61en i'm Sabre 1890.
Som Sabre 1913 biz 1922 mar er Gef=
tor in 3tpifan; tpibmete ii9 Damn BET
Meoi5in, berei1ete Stalien, lebte mad 1ei=
ner &iidfeDr felt 1927 ou Soa9imstbaly
1eit 1881 in Gbetnnib, mo ct 8er9bdu
ituoirte unb itarb bai ielbit i'm Sabre 1855
als Biir9ermei1ter, StabtpbD1ifus unb
@enerol1 1tobsmebifus.. @ene 2ei9e fanb,
oa ct por Der lutberii den ,pieber aur ro=
mil 9=fatboli]9e STRIDE 5uriid9efebrt
mar, feinen Plob in Dem lutberi1den
gbennib ionbern muBte, nc9bem lie flint
Sage lang lie9en 9eblieben, na@3eib 'ge=
I9afft tperbeu. 49, Np6 onbere 9eleDrte
Mdnner unb per19iebene MartDrer 1lnb
9eilise fiibrten oen Namen Msritola.
M8ricalt,1ra1 Colleges, elder=
baui i9ulen in Ben @ereini9ten @taaten.
@ol@e Mnjtalten iino in allen @toateu
our9 Elm Sc ieb pom Sabre 1862 einge=
flbrt. Das fir oieie Nntalten beitinn1te
2onb in alien Staaten BET l1ninn betrd9t
|oul lammen 9,510,000 gder. p, -.
M9ricnlt>,re, department Of,
Department bes MderbaumeIers in Ma=-
ibin9ton, lit cine BebDrbe, bic pon un1e
rem @on9reb i'm Sabre 1862 se16a1en
spurbe, uno bie ben 3ped unb bic YFiGt
boben 1ou, unter Dem Wolte &enntnille
iiber @egen5t 5tdnbe 5u perbreitel,, ,pel6e
NIT benz Q(derbau I'M tpeiteit ten @inne bes
@ortes in @erbinbun9 iteben, neue unb
tuertbpoue @amereien unb PFon5en on=
sui9offen unb unter Dem @olte 5u per=
t9eilen.
2l8rttius, 8ii@of BON 2rier bonn
Sabre 314 bis 334, nnter tpel6em no6
elmer l1rfunoe a us DEM Nnfans oes .el
ten Sabrbunberts bic &oi1 1erin 9elera
ben beili9en 9eof un1eres Grl1lers Der =.
Donfir9e 5u Srier iiber9ob.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

baften unb perniinftigen Menl9en, ol
oos cbrenbaft lit; Of es ebrenbafte,
Mdnner ipiirbig it, 1ol6e Derbinbuneer
ein5u9eDen, Die nur alf bie1e MeiIe ibr'
3lpede erreidea t6nnen?Wir jasen:N e n
uno mir iinb iiberseust, oab ieoer bo9=
ber5tge, ebrenbo fte Monn, ber nod
G1Qratter belibt uno ber ni6t bereits
ourh ben 16dbi6en GinfluB, Den eine se=
beime @eleu16aft ousiibt, init uns nei Il
logen miro, Gin Mann, ber int 9etpDbn=
iiAen 2eben uno I'M td9li9en llmsanse
nit 1einem Nebenmenl l6en 10 banbeln
riiroe> uie cine 1ol6e san5e @e1euI9aft
oon Mdnnert1 banbelt> ,piiroe man ein=
fab pero9ten> pber als einen@onoe erline
hcbauern. .
Man ,uenbet nns ein> ooB Per1onen,
Tanlilien, fir6li9e uub itaatli9e &Drper=
lbaf ften> Tabrifanten &c. ibre @eDeinnille
baben uno beruft fi9 babel no@ auf ben
gelunoen MenI@enperl ltonb. Mber bie=
ler @inpano 1T our6aus ni6t tt6ba1tig,
benn luenn es au@ mabr 1T, bas Berl amen,
Tomilien II. T. tu. nan6mal @ebeimni1le
boben f0nnen unb baben biirfen,
10 iin0. bennod) 1ol@e peri
Ton1llten II. |. 10. feline geDeime Sc IeQ=
i6of ften. gs 1T bp6 et,uas anberes einen
5trid TT Der 9ono trogen, als nit benz
Dolle at eiren @trif bdngen. Wenn
). 9. cine Son1ilie @eDeimnilie bat 10
1T 1ie beslpege,1 mod feline 9eDeime &C.
iel1i9aft. Ser 1nter16teb 5,pi16en
5Somilien &ebein1ni6en uno gebeimen
UeleuI I9aften tritt flar Derpor, tpenn man
bcoentt> boB Millionen bon Ton,ilien be-
iteDen, Die feine @ebeimni1le baben> unt
bob ieoe Samilie oDne @ebeimniiie eben
10 gut beiteben fann>ols i'm onoeren Safe
Cine gebeime @eleui@oft ober obne &C.
beinni1ie 1T ui6t nDsli0. Gs 1T afr
ein GROCER l1nter16ieb bort11 pb ei,1f
@e1eul l6aft ouf oas @ebein1nib Ielbit &C.
9riinbet 1T uuo nDne @ebein'niB ni@t be-
lteDer tann, unb oort11, baB cine Tamilie
ei,1 @eS6dftsbons II. /. tn. @eDeimuiil'
baben. Ser @in,panO ber 2ogenbriiber.
lpel9e bie mniBtrdmerei pertDetoi=
gen, poBt al1o pie Die Tau1 auf's Muge
Gs # @ttpas anbers> tpe11n eine Sc leu=
1doft ouf bas @ebeimniB ,pelentli@ &C.
9rii11bet 1T un6 obne @ebeintniB ni9t BE-
lteben tann- unb es 1T @tpas anberes
uenn elite @e1eu1 u16a1t @ebeinlniI}e Dat
Cine sebeime @eleuf f6oft unb eine &C.
le1lfdoft bic @ebeinlniiic fat, fno tpe=
lentli6 oerl@ieoen. gDer boa ri9t eit1=
lcben fann ober tutll, ber bot gar feir
&e6t iid) ouf oen 9eIlnben Nfeni6en=
petfonb 5u beru fe11.
Scr @6lub olles @eiasten 1T babel
10 flat, ,uie bic @onne am .beiteren 9im=
mel: gs iituniittli@ fi& elmer @sien=
16aft on5u1GlieBen> Die ,ucientli9 aul
bos @ebeimni6 9esriinoet it, unb Be,
Ginlpano, oab au6 anbere @eieui6afteu
Sjcbeimniile ba6en, paBt gang uno gar
ni6t III bieiem Tolle. Mtr tuerben nod
peiter ouf biel len tui6tt9en @e9eni itanb
suriidtomnen, 0a ,pir erfobren boben,
boB uniere 9enei9ten 2e1er nod tpeitere
8elebrung iiber biele @ode ,uln1 16en
Wir 16euen bos 2i9t utb bic Oeffent=
li9feit our6ous ni@t.
Gin en9li19es 8latt 1T Yrinee o IT,
, 1873-07-05

of Lords, proposed the introduction Of o
bill to abolish the Lord Ljeutenancy Of
Ireland, and to provide, in trials by Jury,
that eight out of twelve should convict,
instead Of the present system OF beng
unanimous. The object Of the Bill IS to
restrict the Priesthood, and secure the
conviction and punishment Of criminals.
The shah of Persia has been invited to
visit the cities Of Edinburgh, Glasgow
and Belfast,
The Government has issued an order
prohibiting professions in Belfast and its
vicinity on O:angeman's Day C2th july,
or any demonstration commemorative Of
King William of Orange crossing the
BOyne.
Intelligence has been received from
New Zealand, Of a panic which has betak-
en- the Colony in consequence of the
Aughrim ~ mountaineers assass'natlng
settlers. 1t is reported that they are or
g~anizing against the Maories.
kilograms hare been received from
Oregon Territory, that the Oregonians
had massacred five Modoc prisoners.
The news from Europe is otherwise
unimportant General Velarde has post
poned ensorcement Of his order for a levy
0 fyouth of the country to fill the ranks of
the army,
, 1873-07-05
VIA. II A A N A.

Juue 18th.
Madrid.-The Minister of State has
presented a plan of law, for the %collec-
ton of the New Contributions and the
introduction of Economy 10 the National
CRAFTS, The Diplomatic Bill, making
known to all foreign nations the estab-
lishment of the Federal Republic, has
b0en read in the Council.
New York-GoId at 1853. Bills on
London 1898. Sugar, No. II, in boxes,
83c. Centrifugal, No. II to 10, 81 to
Ole. Regular to good refining, u to SIC.
MoIas3es, clayed, NEW crop 20 to 31o.
Muscoyado, 80 to 32c.
New Orlean8.-FIour, triple extra, S8
TO So.
London.-Sugar, No. u, aAoat, 26s.
Cd. to 27s. ConsoIs at 928. Discount,
Bank of England 6 p. c,
LIVERPOOL Cotton, MidlIing Uplanda
ats9c.
June 10Th.
New York.-ChoIera has broken out
in Memphis, Nashville, and Cincinnati.
Nadrid-The Board of Admiralty has
suspended the certificate of the Captain
of the Murillo for nine months. The OK
Queen Isabella is in Rome.