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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

cause OF their utter want OF sympathy with
those l1gh ard generous sentiments which
ought 10 animate every people ever in matters
OF this sort. Whcu | first heard VI the move
ment it was with a painful surprise. Every
feeling seemed to revolt against it, Was ready
to denouuce it 10 terms too unweasured, fear.
for the occasion. Mr. can say that reflection
has, in any way, changed, or even modified
my views
The reverend and worthy pastor tells US that
there is demand for new seats iU the Church,
as much as thir;ecn pews and that while he
respects the Sentiment" that opposes the
move, he is not to be deferred from what he
regards his duty in urging the change. No one,
am sure, will lmpute to him any tut good in
tcntiOns. But aul quite as sure, aud earucs St
ly hope, that MA orlty OF the congregation
will dissent from the wisdom of his suggestion.
Let Us consider: There are already three Epi>-
copal Churches in Alexandria. II Christ
Church congregation has SO increased, it is
fair to presume the others have done. so ike
wise, aud their buildings may need enlarge
ment. Then. if this is SO, let them all unite and
build fourth church. If this increase is Dot
the same 10 the other churches, then there
Church. Perhaps they will say they do not
wish to leave the "OM Church," But it would
| no longer be the "od church when pulled
down and remodiled It would be like the
Glcek ship, whose hull and masts and sails had
been changed SO often that it finally had 10th
ing of its former self, bat the old name
may be told that am arguing 10 behalf OF
a mere sentiment. Whilst deny this, it will
be in place to ask, is not the sentiment one
worthy of respccr and weight in the argu"' ent
| Pity the person who can disregard it, and
would think Of him just as [ would of Jew, if
such coud be found, who could look uDmoved
upon the ruins If the Temple at Jerusalem |
But why sit mere SENTIMENT in these who
oppose this change in the "OM Church, any
more than i'll those who decliue to leave it
JecauseH is the "OM Church," and build new
one, or unite themselves with one Of the other
congregations?
have said the opposition to the change is
not based 90 an idle sentiment, but on substantial
reason. as | think can be shown This ar
tcle, however. has already exceeded the limits
proposed, and tobear to enlarge on the sub
jcct for the present; but may recur to it here
after. La the meantime | would plead Tor Oh
Christ Church, that it may be allowed to retain
the comelineSs Of its prcstlnc form, secure from
every hand whether of priest or layman, that
would dare take from it one single stone.
o spare the dear old Kirk;
Touch net its reverend form.
Arounl it holy memore. Iurk
Let us preserve them all. l..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15
ALEX ANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, JANUARY IS. 1874.

:" 10 the National Board of Trade, in session
in Baltimore yesterday, the committee sp,
pointed to report resolutions on the tnunclal
condition Of the country submitted series OF
resolutions protesting against further issues OF
irredeemable paper; demanding the retirement
ofahc forty four million reserve; the retrench-
ment Of national expenditures, and an amend
ment of tine National Banking law. The vex-
ex question Of finance was earnestly discussed,
and the most diverse views on the subject were
!. eynrnsspd .t'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

DEATH OF A VETERAN POLITICIAN -Ex-
Gov. john B. Thompson, of Kentucky, whose
death has been announced by telegram, was
something more than local politician. He
was elected to the United States House of Rep
reseotatives, was again elected 10 a and serv-
ed until 81, aud in SO was elected to the u S.
Senate Tor long term. He was elected Lieut.
Governor with Crittcnden in As. and on the
elevation of the latter to the u. S. Attorney
Generaship became Governor and served out
the term. He was man of eminent social
qualities, aud possessed Of vein of humor
which strongly characterized his public speak
ing Iu the D. 5. Senate his remarks always
commanded attention, even when he was IN
health SO poor that he could not keep his feet,
but spike sitting iu his chair, which was the
case durlug part of his term. 10 politics, MIR.
Thompson was WI ig-Lynch TTginlan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

Joseph W. Freeman, aged 27, shot and kill
ed his mother at her residence, 10 jersey City,
last night. He entered the house and asked
her for two thousand dollars, and upon beiog
refused he drew pistol and shot her in the
back. The victim was the widow of Joseph
Fl. Freeman, and owned considerable proper
ty. Young Freeman was arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

A King George correspondence of the Fred
ericksburg Star says :-"Quite fruit fever
has seized our goody Inhabitants, and uear ten
thousand fruit trees have been planted this
winter in the county Most of them we're fur
nished by the Westmoreland nurseries,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

i Another stage of the everlasting Tichborne
case has been reached. Tue claimant is now on
trial for perjury, and has changed from palu-
tiff to defendant The defence concluded yes
terday, and, if all indications are not at fault,
the jury will soon bring in verdict that will
consign the fat butcher to penal cell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15
expressed,

j Sir Bartle Frere, in lecture on the expect
ed famine 10 Bengal, stated that the extent OF
area over which the calamity would extend
was five times that of the Irish famine. The
Government, be said, had "declsred war
against famine and every government official
from one end of Bengal to the other would
strain every nerve to prevent deaths from star
rat;on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15
Governor Kemper Declination.

Tue Richmond papers publish the following
communication from Governor Kemper, ad,
dressed to one Of the members of the Legisla-
ture, with respect to his candidacy for the Uni
ted States Senate: -
RICHMOND, January l2, 1874.
General r. A. Banks: My Dear Sir.-Iu or.
der to preclude all possibility Of doubts as res
pecis my position, let me assure you that, 10
promptly Withdrawing my uame wheo proposed
for nomination for Senator, you acted 10 exact
accordance with my wishes and my reiterated
declarations to yourself and other friends.
The weighty obligations already imposed
upon me by the people, aud my unalterable
sense of duty to the whole Commonwealth, for
bid me to allow any use of my name in the
pending contest
/ am, dear sir, gratefully yours,
JAMES l. KEMpER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

Who is to be the third choice for theC hiefJ U.S.
ticeship? is pow the universal question. Some
say the President will send in Williams again;
others that it will be Hoar, who would be
promptly confirmed at this time. The name:
of Edwards Pierrepent, Charles O'Conor, j.
s. Black, Judge Waite, aud others less known
TO fame, are also mentioned 10 this connection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15
COMM ElSClAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET Jan. 15.-Wheut is
worry active, and prime and choice samples may
De quoted 2a3c better offerings of l417 bushels,
with ,acs of white Mt 50 and lG5 FIR common to
fair and red at lG0 l65 10, III, III and It's for
fair to good, It's and 1870 for prime and 1875 for a
choice lot Corn is in brisk demand at an I'd
vance; offerings of 1860 bushels with sales
Of whit. ut sO, mixed at IS and IS and yellow a.
rs Oals a-e very firm; sales at So, ~ and 81,
with offerings of TO bushels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

:. Mr.. Gushing yesterday afternoon notified the
coipmittee of arrangements having ,h4 matter in
charge shat he would be unable TO deliver the
address to-day before the convention of the
veterans of the Mexican war, as has been an
pounoed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

7 ACES-We havo determined ~ regain our
IL former prestige tor having the best stock OF
LACE GOODS in the city, and have THIS Sch
son imported very largely OF them. With Il:
will hereafter be found every new sly LIZ
OF LACE tina. comes out in Brussels, and al
rclsvnab q prices.
HAMILTON EASTER " Sons.
geS- Samples supplied by mali Ii Application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

The Senate in executive session yesterday
confirmed Robert W. Hughes, to be United
States judge, for the eastern district OF Vir,
pinia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15
MOURNING DEPARTMENT-Th stock

MOURNING DEPARTMENT-Th stock
ltl receives our most careful attention, and in
it W II be fuu not only ali OF the bet and most
serviccablu grades of STANDARD GOODS,
bat every novelty for deep o. light mourning
that comes out in the Lonltn market. "a;
IN o.. umentar' brand OF ALPACAS and PURE.
MOHAIRS are imported only by us, AMI Ehlc
they are rs slightly and well finished rs any other
make OF goods, they are fully onc-third heavier
than any Other brand in tic markot
Particular attention, paid t. iilling funeral or
ders HAMILTON EASTER SONS.
a. eas- Samples supplied b. mail on application,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

nEALERS who import their goods direct
~ from the uanutn: G.rrs IN Europe not only
Her to their GU TONERS the newest and most
fashionable fabric, but saving L!e prnu.s ot the
sew urk IMP, rters aid ''miil.c men, can
sell their goods 10 nors ~ about the prices
other merchants pay Tor them.
UAMlLIUN kASrER Il SONS.
Gss-Sample supplied b. III IL on apple st!oA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

A LII PERSONS ARE INVITED to visit
IA our store End inspcC. the stock, whether
desiring to purchase al the time ur rot ntd they
may rely upon polite attention, and net being
pressed u buy. Flu lines OF Samples Of any
kinds of goods Will be sent TO parties out %! the
city, and express charges paid on cash puc-
chases amounting /, $40 and over.
,HAMiLTUA EASIER Il SONS.
NS-Samp.es supplied BY mait Oh application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15
Bloody TRAGEDIES,

ST. LOUIS, Jan IA. The Republican has 4
letter from Santa F., New Mexico, dated Jan,
uary I'll. which gives the following account OF
series Of bloody tragedies that occurred 10
Lincoln county last month: It appears that OF
the lst Of Daccuber party Of Texan despera-
DOES visited the res TT OF the demi monde IN
the town Of Piautos, created disturbance and
usel reviewers freely The constable Of the
town, Juan Martin. or !crcl the ruttlnS to de-
siSt, wnerrupon they rid lied him with bullets.
Mar,in's posse returned the fire, and killed
three of the desperadoes.
The rem lin Ter as, mhled seine miles distant,
where three day, later they killed TWO farmer Rs.
\ day or two after this affair Sheriff Miller.
with posse OF 20 mnn, went to lleruld's ranch
to arrest the uurdcrcts, but was met by 81
well-armel men and forced to retreat.
\ few days subsequent TO this, and wnll4 a
wed ling Va, in progress at the residence 0; Is
alor PatroSs, 10 the same neighbour nod, the
sam. gang Of riespelaIers SURROUNDED the house,
burst 10 the doors and windows, aud commenc-
Ell an in discriminate firing upon the men, We
men and children ass mhlrd there.
Six men We're killed on the spot and four
women serluu ly. perhaps mortaly wounded.
The a>>as>inS then fed to their stronghold,
where they stilI defy the authorities.
The matter was reported 10 the Governor by
The probate - re aud justice Of the peace, he
ouly judicial au hnrltes OF the county, who de-
clarcu their Inability to make arrests but up to
the time this It ter was written the Governor
was not krcwn to have taken any action.
DIVORCES IN WAsHlNGroN-- " esterday
Catherine Boyle was divorced absolutely FROM
her husband, James Boyle, and given the GUS
lody of her children. She filed her complaint
on November oath last, and charges him there.
in with suudry acts OF cruelty toward her, such
as personal violence and the application to her
of the most filthy epithets III prcseuce of PEG
pie on the street.
Kate CAVITY was granted an absolute divorce
from her husband, Patrick Canty, the custody
Of her children, the vrsling Of their real estate
and personal properly III Robert French, as
trustee tor The hcncti! Of herself aud children,
the sun of 81 500 now in the hands OF Rev. 7.
f. McCarhy, and ahmony to the extent Of $2j
per month.
Both Houses of the Ohio Legislature i'll joint
session Yesterday re elected Alien G. Thurman
to the United States Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

A special from Rome reports that Cardinal
Autouelli is dangerously i'll from govt 10 the
stomach. The Pope has administered extreme
JUNCTION.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15
H.7.nIL TD.N' ELS TER s. SO.SS,
RnLtiMn1.c J Al.nlnNI

. MOTHS, CASHMERE Sc, FOR MEN
~ AND BOYS WEAR.
in this department will be- found all the deSir-
able and fashionable goods Of the season, and
gentlemen may save . to 50 pc: cent upon the
cost of d suit of clrthlng by .etting the material
of US.
HAMILTON EASTER 81 SONS.
" Samples supplied b: ma.l on application,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

BKOlDhkIES, BDGlNtiS AND IN.
~ SEkllNGS-ui these goods "" have NJ Mi
times u large nliu -cOminaiid ng stock. W. III
vie an ms lection Of the gods ami u compars"n
o. prlc S.
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS.
l.s-5,.nnples supplied by - ali on application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

YELLOW FEVER AT HALIFAx. "A dispatch
from Halifax, n. s., says 1.-The British
steamer Sphyux, which arrived here from ia
maica Sunday, brought lOl officers and men Of
the fTigate Aboukir, who are more or less al
frcted with yellow fever, the disease being con-
tracted BY them while GU general leave from
the ship. Nineteen of the Abourkir's crew
died from fever at Kingston, besides Lleuten
ant Thompson and and his wife, the commau
dcr's secretary, Mr. Drew, aud Mrs. Morton.
the wife of the naval clark. The Sphynx lost
two Of her crew from yellow fever, and another
has died since the vessel arrived here The re-
n,aiuder of her fever stricken crew were re-
moved to the hospital, and are now GONZALES
cent.
US. EX-MINlSTER SHUT "A dispatch from
Indiauapois, dated Jan. a. says: Col. Thos n.
Stllwcll, minister toFen, zuela during President
johnson administration, was shot and Instant
ly killed by John +. Corwiu, at Anderson, To-
diana, about FIVE clock this afternoon. Cor
win and S'IwelI were disputing about SOME
financial matters. when StilIwel drew pistol
aud tired The ball struck silver dollar 10
Corwin'S pocket, woundlug him slightly in the
lag. Corwin then fired, hitting Stiwell in the
temple, the bail passing through his brain.
Corwin gave himself up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

HOUSEKEEPING GUODS-llolc.s,S Steam
IL bouts and Public lnst ut!onS supplied with
the best and most durable articles, nj moderate
prices. We keep large stock Of! goods specially
adapted to above wants.
Hl1MILTUN EASTER s. SONS.
Go"Samples supplied By mai on Application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

Both Houses of the Ohio Legislature i'll joint
session yesterday re elected Allen G. Thurman
to the United States Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-15

PERFORMERS IN New YoRK-It appears,
after all the talk about the Tammany dcfcien-
cies, &c, that the Reformers are no better.
Gov Dix, 10 his late message, says:
In humber OF counties the treasurers dur.
ing the last year retained over 100000 each
for several mouths after the last day appointed
Tor paying it into the State Treasury, having
loaned it to the banks 10 their neighborhood at
interest, thus using the public money, in fla
grant violation OF law, for their own peculiarly
benefit. Indeed, it is a common practice on
the part of county treasurers to loan at inter
est. after the time fixed for paying it to the
State, moneys collected FROM the tax payers,
thus making profit out Of breach of their
trust
The Tribune says bill, designed to put a
stop to this dishonest practice, was last year
smothered in the Assembly through the efforts
of lobby working in the interest Of number
of these treasurers.
, 1874-12-01

than shrcw seot.. .f,.,,, Int r., ,,o,r to,r;,,. ..
iB mover koy Ia silfynr frnm it"m,n
1ruiion failure 70 ,y oynr ~ ,o ~ @
hundred thIuua t,nt orcn.,nrniy NJ y t,'no ~ WY ~,
ontaro. ' '''>' "~>'''' '''''' -
contained IN tin oa!innes nav i" annnr,zcd a, fol,
lowH: Civil government. xiG, M in"I,iation S1r5
200 administrator Of hacs f,1 S71t n,i,,rsiint,,
s5G,B75 hu tom incuirs vnn of s1; non fnr n,,,,s
lie and separate actools on nf sen KIN H. ccrtsts
tnDsltnscs md high tchnn,s Snn ~ Sqn n3,n ~.
Bilii6ranilttdtsd '.6achcra n;i nnr ~ San8, tnr M
na1,B, alnaratus and i.l,rnrv mi,'t",,nca
Of titblII funIIudue 'nIrf sn t!,.,trM nsian.
Insa3b' Asylii,nr, Deaf sn1 nu,nt MA Muind
AByuna, cic,, $117,Bjo: for inrivrot,n ~ stai m
for crury mil nrt eorictu. SD mi ttsi ~ @
widely distributed to aaaor}n,1nn. ~ n ss.H II,
oyor lilo pruyntp): lInhI!tae Cd onn ,n.nnij raonn
nut Unforeseen p7peplt,trcs SlUbt1ln Tmo nYn"rm
t,ro Oh puDIlu bnlldliifs capSl tceo,,n Is III .'n
IN unbffo worlv S211l0s on colnn ,a,n,, a. r"iss
can fi1 ami OH croyyu.ianils san 7o) )-A'''
Il,o totnl oxreuiyro for c,,rrent o.nc,n,. Il, ,x+s
,naci at ii BjT 6pi on cauitai aceo,n s3Yn mi es AZ
rrfnntl Icuo.,nt SID 0d1 Total 81 tH1G57 ~"
insn.tf az rrror1nN-ru1h1t
Tho WHO'S Dominion, from QUO cut to tin othor.
Inn i,ccn etcjiri nvcr thn rovr1at}ns fhat h"r
man In aovara trIun tllat 1ayo taEnn paen .. nGen @
operatf0n Of thn uoW ~Cdntroycrtcj. .Eloctjons at
naHses At iato scnsiu1 Of Parliament Tho triaa ~
III, foncr jeTt In tn hnn,s OF rartjssn Uon,mtnes nf
tho Leatelafro 10 bo dEclsle according to tho oi,ti.
cal blas If .n ma orty: thov nrn Gei 1y 1tlre. nr
, 1874-12-01

materially crippled by the ororasor of tho Inv, and
now tcels conlpclea u self-tlotcnKc. To- withdraw
aomo Of s paaseuGot-traits. II Is believed BY tspso
wnt hro btst ihfurhlad u1lon tho subject, tnt tllo
M WILL rcstaro tho former ratos III order
~ nfEMfa tp running Of tho trains "a ows to acdom-
eohrao IL alviaud by kpio Of tho heretofore1nopt-
ortrcmo g httyocntea of iho law mud most ra.cai
~; 4, lo,Slonopoats, ,"whatcvor that may lncan.
M In9 Chicago. Aiilwaukco Il st. Paul Company
VII WI Plap rtsl,draw tra!nH TN tho 1pua h
A3annse9ts tt9a nl!iAtn.-tron heto to Altarsgor
aro i,o ao thrcats tho action will certainly bo taken
u le fntcR nro not rcktorc Tho majority Of Tho lco-
pIo on tno eA lihvh slgnitd tht!r entre Willingness
% pay ho old rat6s rathcr than bo deprived Of travel
inR Iaei!!tgn Indeed, they hnyq ntrer objected to
paynE tl,c!n u IL apalcnt fstt Tint not ono milo of
Toat ~ this state has paid tho Interest on tho
cobt q cbnsttuetitt THIS ciislaton. nntl tho will
Ery ol tho so.bhlc Anst.hlonopostsn laro checked
ing iiow Of capital TO tho B:atp checked immigration
10 h6 slat, II hoE actatty turned tho lido Tho oer
way MD Produced general haghatton In business
OF al Rsnd1. SO = = - ''"'
49,, roL11rcs--ustTEp s1ATEs gEwATon.
thu tendeth Of Thr' 'Tn1uuNE uro farnfar with. The
Ncnnblenn majority was dccreabcd tho result, a!u
~ q tome unfortunate nominations On h9 nhpubllc
~ Tho lnoat pronounced feature o tho lmbl!c
Acntlent IN ths as III other 8tacg IN tho Into contest,
Mas thn fehction from tho lar public morality which
nn o Defiocratio party 1ind man fashionable III tho
sns!rallon sSa Of public afars-a condition Witch
was supposed to {hhd did to como cxtnnt1
, 1874-12-01
A Eoli1ao WorghfP0r.

FF0'N fHf I'a1!1Hlo!t q AnFFKnH,1 - ,,.
lieious Mioctng Slich considerably aul,isoa notno
WHO probably Mcro not as seriously yimprossed WIN
Whilst tito prsacher wan eurncstly oxhoEtng
ho hearors black kitten entesea ao sro,s ao"s
SS; Wse ss Iesarey is up tho eslo until Il roaos4 e
upper part Of Tho church, whore It espiod ior tue
tirat limo tlla mglster vigorously leal'enlat'hg'
puasy Viewed lin With much curiosity tor "
te w'lo en ten apparently f9F te n}at RFpGMso psMo
Aeon1pl 10 think . singular speetael9: etopp.e;d
within tho railing mud Heatoh horhe!t directly
in front Of .he reverend gentlenshn, giving
eyoly indication of lAo dneneat lRteFest:
lis sermon, she suddenly arose, ps II nho had
hoard enough, tFosted down tho alRle spd|ett the
Church. =.
, 1874-12-01
a Peppery Speech from ON the
Imperial Chancellor.
Not The interests Of The Conquered,
but Those Of i',e Conquerors,
Paramount.
South American Revolutions
The Commotion In Brazil.
Reports Of Revolts il the Fiji 1alands
~ ter ''' - Unfounded.
FRANCE.
leaEktIIJY CtupuN1Nd.


fAn1s, NoT. ao.-Poi'l'a' rae1sea neve pssn o9:l!
preparing FOR tho oHoaliso o' tne Asscus. Nu.le!9a1
caucusce hare peen hc!a' anu neao.la,ois aeo Ho,B
On between thS various secs'ona % 'nv s, Hssenoy.
The factions OF inc lusht hlpoas 10 ~ s.. a1:is
combine. seventy uennties oi tae IstrG,on Ill. ma.as
A"'' cnAMn,;,t1, fNrErs.
Tho Count do Chanbora las written letter 10 Ills
supporters in the Assembly III WINCH 70 easa con
huing 70 InG "a. o. ~ IVY Sp,S o3 n,,sc ~ IFnr
aitv viii oer 10 esyico Int tho true soyalisl must
db noIhitg liable db1ay tho restoration Of tLo ino
nfchy." This letter haa heGli conuiiicate1 70 t!,o
members OF the Moaeiate 1sg1es Nau iuteavu 70 suto
1or tAe eo'4s"''oA"' o'N9' sA4 ttA' 'tS'~
Rre na,saco Of tbc connuent measure now depends
on the aftuo Of tho Right Centre. Tho Left Is arly
united aud Will bring motion forward which might
ya,so Ills differing sections of tho Right TO draw
together ag1in. '
;" '"'' .1EET1ta OF TIE AsaEsin1T.
noVn All lii 1esy 6rss sttns s:
waa Light, anl nothing OF Importance occurred Thera
was present 9ud co,ycraed with aon. cissey. Flyo
; 1sana to he Sg.a,s 81 , e es EN- snd
Fe'effsa TO 'n9 9s snstsrai e tx
Raa Xoy 1stsr sas q tho SsPil ,i7ef: fsS
woro necessary, ahow further Republican succsaseA.
'"'' --o-
GERMANY.
n!sAANcx 4AtSs TO THE pkpot'*s os ~Ae"'N AM
LoRnA1SE.
uEn11N. Nov. 9Q-In lilo HecllBtag, to-day, tue
orr,inc ,oan Hill ,soa takcn ,p anl gave rine to
and Lorraine dcclred that they we're opposc to the
hiRh endowment Of illp University Of Straahurg and
~ ohor educational rrnnt. for Tho ,,roynces because
% oear N ~ sha Tn,ra ana not
they were made IN tue interest oi 'ne hpse ~o u'A
Of the provinces thcmselyea.