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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24
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@radte unb folsen bsiber.
Gine gr;a9tnap aus Dem uirtliden 2sbeu.
tbsrtlssung.]
ManDerlei GrletniNc.

8eim alten 2seetur sins IS taslid
n,ebr tsn Rrets9ans. Grdber bate ct
in einen1 erossn 9auie eeuobnt uno 3u
BEN erfen Butsern spn Nltena eeb5rt ;
aber to5 trar fdon lanee BET. Seine
eauenfidtise Trau, psl9er CT nismalS
cine Sade redt MAIDEN fonnts, bate
ibm turb ibr Sdimpfen unb Ipben
bic @rteit rerleioet unb i'm aus Der Iaz
m~ilienfube is6 @irtbsbaus setrieben.
Das Bate bic Golse taB er Gin Stad
@der mad Ben aneern perfaufen muete ;
Rem Nder fol9te tant tas arpge f9Sne
6ars uuo er Sog in bic 9ltte, tpel9e
frdbsr BON letnem Yd@ter beupbnt ee>
weifa mar. Nfit bem uu3ue aus ben,
5aule in bic 91tte bate @id ober BIZ
2ebensart nt&t 8ednpert uub 70 mar 60
benr1 9efcnu,er, bae aud bie1e uno BET
@arten NIT S&ulpen belafet tpareu.
Die @Idutt9er batter, nod @ldit9t
aenummen,l 70 LANCE er bte3inlen besablte.
Da eteles bet letner Rranfbett etn9elteQt
,purbe, 70 f@rteten fie @abubrtefe aber
Mabntriefe. Grau 2ebetur fedte fe
IN cen Oftn unb iaimpfte rpeipli9 lber
pte 8lutfau8er, wel@e ibr BET, lesten
Biftn 8rpb aus ben 3dbnen ac9er.
Sc mar ater aud 9eraoe, als Of BET
Tlu9 lber Der GamiIte }9webte. Die
xtnber, rueI&e alIerpin8s Dol, Der Grau
Weutter in bt@ftn @raee Serna@ldf>
fet tuurbeu, frdrftlten fortrdbrenb unp
oae cine farb mad lem anbera; 3arl
blteb aQetn dbri4, Z I c9
@enn Ct SamRaBs mad 6auie 8ine,
uabui & fdnen ,2o6n fat unyerfa1i
nit beui far nd lelbR braa&te e o
rertG rae Is fauu ne,nenewertt mar
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24

rprmalsn @eytb t~elellen. Wir fSrs
TERN Ielt1 bic eelin Metaue 1T srcbsn
Mensen gu Sage. Sn ben lsbter 8
Sabren batsn unlsre Minm $685.
100000 mad elmer Yerldbliden Bes
re9nung berspreetra&t unp easen
baben mir $1l435t,394 in @plcs
manseu umeemancslt. IS iinb, alio
bios etrra AZ Yrr;ent Der prccuiirten
Goelmetaue turd unlere Mln;Ritten
aeraneert wabrene Is tines terpaupt>
0sf@1fte unlersr G@eieesM nRaIter ee<
,pe(en it, unlere GrelmstaQe CUR Mus>
fubr in 8arrer. su Yerwaneeln. 1ur@
zen feten @ebraud pom uneinl5sbareu,
Yapierselb baben mir aus teu, Qanee
etaen 9rpeen Ibetl tsr ron uns ju
Gage 9efIrperten Gtelmetaue pertannt."
Beicneer8 temerfenswertb If bic ues
tereinftmmuns IN Ter triteentenG n,p>
febluno, 8eraee I'm jebisen 3eitpuntt Die
mdnfdenswertge 9tfcrm in NnariH 81
nebnen: .....r
Der jsbise Nusenblid 1T err 8dns
i1i9lte, I'm, cas 2ano rieter 1plpsat III
MAIDEN. Der 5uaanb unleyes0 anee!5
NIT ten1 AusIanne, Der ueberfuB unlez
rer Gsntsn uro infer @oblRano I'M
Muaemeinen u~nterfiyen jeoen mpblaaz
sebra9ten Senu@, lie Baarsabluu8
>pieeer s~insuflbren. IS 1T aud bic
Mni1t rieler uniersr urtbeilsfdbt8fen
une sstpie8!saen Banfisre uno Ginansz
manner, bic Reeierun8 t5nue i@pn jebt
erfliren, iie .rerre BE pom ibr aus9eee>
benen Ncten POM l.. Sanuar 1875 an
nit 8aar9elp einlDlen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24

iu1en 1eu, bic Girde sans rem Staat
III unterne1fsn." 81 earuntw mpbl
bic Srennuns ter 8irte nom Staate,
erer atsr he lln!erteuunB her Stride
inter ben Gtaat uerfanesn trcrhetl
fam? @eiE tesbalb ta5 ~Gllallst
'Spurnal" rpobl eenau, uaS IS trtu,
tpenr, IS bic Erennuns TER Stride ret'
Staate perlanat?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24
Sic Guaranteeing felt eime,n
balbet 9abrbumoert.

Dad Eatiailaen Noti;en miro felt
1920 - 1873 Die @e(ammtz Ginwar>
cerun9 In zen Ser. @taaten auf
8,779,174 anseeeten. GA present ta>
son eebtrten rem frdftisen p~roouetipen
Otter ppn 20 Sabreu unp tariber an.
Sn ylep yort 1inp felt 1847 - 1873
sulamme1 5,3O2,271 Ginranperer am
eefommen, worunter bic Deutl9a1 ale
anperen Naticnalitdten iterraeten une
2,219,925 sablten.
@dbrenp in ris(tr ansesebeneg 3sit
serl ben einsepanperten Deutl9en t,ur
$4,000 fd in ben Neu Gn8lanp Staa>
ten ntecerlieeen, blieben ra9e9e1 in bic
fen Staate,, $780, 299 jrldnrer. @db<
renc 938,226 Deutl4e fd in cen rel>
liden Staate, niererlisben> einsen
ebeneabiu ,ur 459.858 Srlanper.
Nur in Cen Mittelfaaten 1T tas Ger>
bdltniB tetper ;iemlid olei9. Sn ben
flpItden Staaten aterra8t bic reutz
1@e Ginwanberuna etenfaus bic iril1s,
i1pem felt 1847 bis 1873 ron Ter in
Mep gIcrf selanbeten emigration
102,078 Deutide unb 81,26l Srldr<
Ger fi9 in Ten ilpli9en @taaten niez
rerIieben.
SIN lsbttn Tisfaliab1e encene nit
ben, 80. SUM- 1873, iinb in alien
btefsen 9ifen ;ulammen 459.803
GtnraAcerer aneefcmmen, bic fdrtfe
3abl felt 1854, tasu lieferte wiecer
Deutldlane tas ftdrt1e Contingent NIT
$4,000.
Die M. y. Zines" sertbeilt auf
bic pben ansesetsne @elammt : Gin
iparosrung ron 8,770,174 bic Nas
ttonalitaten NIT 4,448,603 ron @rob>
tritannisn @cwie 2O29,559 teutpniIder
ulle afgmaniider Natipnalitlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24
Ser R~pblen,pnd5er.

@dbrsnp man in @elen Iber 6ol;z
wu&er tlaet Yerninu,t maj, aus ben
Rpblsn>N eBipne, cine gan; anoere tno
Tod Y~erluanbte Slaoe; 70 miro aus
Yenniylpanien teri@tet s.:
Die COMPUTATION Der BeGBer Yon
Gpblenminen In Yennlylpanien 0e8e,
BE Goniumenten If ri@tis ,rteber in
geene 9eltbt ,ppreen. Der @inter 1T
elm miller, ter 8eba.f sp, Soblen uno
bic Ndafraee 9erineer als bic 9errn
Minnenbefber er,rartet batten. Die
gcrrdtbe fir Zen @inter fino binret>
@enp unp pirb bic Nrbeit in ben sri
rer einoefteQt, ;. !. werpen tiet 0cr<
rdtbe tur@ tas Nus8rabe.1 BON apblen
nidt Yermebrt, banr uaub ter prets Der
8pbIen Ter jebt is tis rs Yruseut ,,nz
ter Zen, eetpSbnli@en Dur@11nittspreiie
1ebt feltRperfdnrli@ auf lie frlbere
65te Ret8en. 80 bsnfenp, 8reifen bic
@elcbro3sen i'm BInbntb nit ben Gt>
fentabnfdrten, ~ cen, etnfaden Mit>
tel Der QobnberabitBun8 tbrer Arbeiter
unb 3tpinseu %tieltlbeu, ent&peoer fir ei>
,,en BettelIvbn 3u atbeiten, oeer ater
bic Nrteit ein3ufeuen, was lebteres If
men nod erplnlater unp eieentli@ Der
eebsiu,e 3wed Ter MinentefB,r 1T.
Eauiente pom Gamilien finb bur@ he
unerfdttlide @eltsier bteier srpBartioeu
S%pseulanten brorlos eeu,a&t MliQios
men BON Gpniumenter rerren IN fu.;er
3eit 2-3 Dollar BE Gonne 8pblen
bSber besablen ml6en unp Die in pits
burg unb pbilaeelpbia i'm ueberfub
f1 ,pdlsenoe1 8oblenwu1erer reiben
tF@ iter bas @elinsen tieleS Erid8
per9niist bic 6dnte. Snee6 i9etnea
bic Nrbeiter biebmal nidt seneiet TO-
elei@ nadsuseben, obl@on ibnen fdltees
lid fauut9 Elm areere6 Zoos lbrig blsiz
BET, ,pirt, ten,, bic Miuionen Dollars
lieeen auf elmer anbere, Seite.
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iis III mateyislsr 6inFdt libel senus
oaran. Die meilten t"eilnren fi6 1T
Der eleneelen Gage. @dbrsnb ibrsr
0efan8enldafe wurben ibre 9auler
u,b 2%dneesier pom ter &eslerun8
perfauf-unb mad ibrer 1reilahuns
ertieIten fe entpecer gar feline orer
cine faur, re%nnensrertte Gntlbari>
aun9.
@dbrene Ter ltbten @briRenuerfol>
0unA III Sapa,1 wurten III Sumu,a
3,404 &atbolifen ein9eiperrt, 176Gtrt>
fenfinber IN ben @efdn8ni0en 8etcren,
geo Betenner IN ben &ertern pon1ote
btnweeseraft uno 1881 gbrfnen int
SABRE 1873 freieelaGeu. :
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-24
Spfer Ser Gbriifenperfpl9un9
in Sapam.

Der Do1w'Te Bilbcf Ystitisan,
AppaoliIbsr G!ear Bon Sapau, fbreitt
Gem fronsSflben 8latte uges Milfuns
gatbcliauss" wie fplst:
Die 3abl Der japaneTi9sn Gbriten,
mel6e nit Zen fatbpliiben Miiiondren
in Gsrbinoung feben, besifert fi@ auf
$4,000 tis $4,000 Seelen. Die nteiz
ltcn bielsr Gbriaen fnb NbfSmmlinse
ner III ftaberen 3eiten gun, wabren
@lauten tstsbrtsn Sapane(en. Diele
male tit g%erGbruus AM II. Mdrs
Gb,iitsn famen NIT uns ;uu, eritsn
1865. Son nieler 3eit bis
1867 sdbl!sn wir 4 Biz 5000 unter
cielen gbriten, welde ernili@ eensist
maret,, a!5 praftiide Ratbultfen 3u lez
Ben. Sn Der NaGt you, IA. auf Zen
Is. Suli 1867 wurben 60 bis 70gbri,
fen ibre5 Olaubens. tpceen Yerbaftet
unb ms 0sfdnsnis seporfen, im 1e>
tcbsr ceNelten Sabres jeno1 rieter
freieelaGen. SIN Suli 1868 uanper>
ten ia alaubenstreue 8atbolifen In
rer Start Suracami unb 494 In Der
propins 6issn ms @efangniB. Bon
zen 2eBtsren ftarben 1O2 in rer@efan>
aenf1aft, tbeils in Golse Der Na9pir>
funeer, terGplter, tbeils por6unser une
Gnttebrunssn. gu sleider 3ett purpe
in Der propin; 9irapc cine an3aN ro,
&atboliten sineefperrt uao gum Ebetle
blneeri6tst. SIN Sanuar 1870 fano
cine Ra,,ia In, @rpben auf bic @bufeu
Sapan's fat lie 9elamuate fatbslif&e
9es6lteruns Der Yrouin3 Suraeau,i
,purse teieetedt -41O0 perienen mad
eineu, amtliden Beri@te ber &e0tes
runs. Som Sanuar 1870 bS tn
Su!i 1873 .uureen 100 xtnher Drift
li&tr Gltern in ben @efxnsniftn sebe;
rem.
SsBt t.fnpet f@ u1eiues DiIenS
fein etnatser japanefi9er 4attuli3 metr
in Ter Oefan8enl&aft. Dte freiaeIdf.
itnen @rtfliden Befenner perceu Sol,
per japanefi@en 3eeieruna in berNus<
ltuns itrer rsliSt5itn pfi&ttn aud
ni&t n,ebr efbinpest. 9rosssm fno
.-.~A-%f sEyr s4-A-.4s * -
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Il.
3abaenaraf.

Der Gabnemneibe hes St. paul Qisbsrfran3
Der Gabnsnpsibe Gfaeu f& bic 9aosm q
SIR tulsissn ssreiat MaQt unb Gtsr.
@s bSrt tbr ui&t ee. SABINE Rubut erl9altn :
Sn wel9snt 2anss tritt fe ui&t berssr?
Die Gabne tRbr Stol3 Der Ratiom
Dem freien 1clte, ute ben. 3Snisstbren.
Str lebt has etsrneabauaer iicl3 entfa!tsn,
Denu g yertritt ben eroben RSltetunt,
rlab @&as pirb iter fetaen 8irssrn ~altsn,
Np il es Fattert auf ben, Grbeurunt,
6ie IN um{@linssns, rie eiu mSttis
8aut,
Mls @lieter eines Bolts I'M frsien 2ant.
@.w.ibt I'M bslbsnrsi&en 6reibsiistriss.
umfa6t Is treu ina Bunbe @tern UNI @tern,
tlnt pttmst i@ BEN i&Snaen aud ter Sisst
Dts @oltss zeobIfabrt unb @eFttuns, germ.
@ebieteub auf bena errbeu Scean,
Gfbt fir % isteu, Meerssbafsu uab'n.
Ter SABINE :3isr 1T tas Symbul ter 1rens:
BsasiRert fclst her 3rieser ibr CUR S&la&t;
Ct brinst itiu eisen 1ersblut ttr CUR @stbs
l1nt, bri@t feia ause In les 1otes Na9t
limbiQt ft nit peun Srauerfer ben Stnt,
Wsleits, ibren treusn 8rsunb gum Grab.
$40 fromusr CLAUDE ieiue Geie ftiert
@ebt ibr BIS @9uspatruns be!rau3tes Bill,
Die SABINE trast's I'M ssaeut Glana tut
fdleiert
Ml5 Der 0emeinte wunbsrsousn S&ilb;
Mts @a@e lebt ie sur BEN Gefa!tar
1tnt tstsnb fnist ser ibr biz .elaub'Se
SGaar.
@as il bic Gatne usIsrn1 GduSsrbanse?
TINS 1T fe tas @ymbpl eer 9armuuis,
1lns saruu, fetern wtr bic @etbefurbe,
Die trau.e @anssretntra&t uas ssr!isb.
9br isbt tas @appeu, tas BE Sabre
f@mIdt
limb jsssn sgtsn gaiase,frsuns entsadt:-
O. it bic 2eier, teren eslb'ne Saite
Sn Greub' uus 2sib gum Msni&eabersea tltnst;
DIR a,an3 BON &oieu, Der IN. SSSuss.Rreite
Die 3armuuie ben 3dmpftubeu Rets bsinst.
9br gilt bas erfe 2ieb IN. Treuabssfreis.
Der 9arnaenie int 9ampf-hem bS@aen
greia.
CUR Gabue febsa rir ais Sanserbraeer,
Su treuen, Bunb sfreinet 6anb In 5anb;
Sbr Bib beltele iebes uni'rer 2ieter,
tub aAer per3 uml@line' tbr Relenbant.
Run laet tes Gdnssrs GabueugruB er-
f@aaeu
llub ibr CUR Gbre uaa@!is .piese.baaen
S. s.
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Cine Hrpteffamten:@ ti,n,ne.

llsber bic 8ebanblun8, bic MAI, ben,
Gpi{fspat ii Yreu6en nermaltn Dol,
Seiten Ter @eBieruu9 angeceiben ld6t
l1retbt RAG prcteaantil@e ~GlfaGer<
SpurnaI :" n@ubin werten bteleGou>
Fiete uns ffbren? @dhen Nus8an8
ertpartet man BON ben, NIT FOLDER OFF
ti9feit 3wilden Ger Gipil8ewalt une
Gem Gpilfopat entbrannter Sample
Der Dil9pf Ter awtl@en bem@ez
bprlam spr tem@eiebe unb m@eberz
fame leinem @ott wdble1 mus. miro
ieinen beiliefen pi1i9ten treu bleibsn
unc @ott 9ebprden." Gs freut unS
8atspltfen nt@t renia, ben reut1den
8ilbSfen ron prcteRantil9er Seite bsr,
elm 10 b5@f loSsnres 3eusnts ausees
felt 81 isbsn> furpie aud bas Gtnse<
itdneniG ;u 1ncsn, pielsltsn 8i195fe
leien III BE Gage usrleBt su ,pdbler
;wii9en Staatsstieb uno @ottessebot.
nDls G%ivil8euolt", fa9t bas ee1annte
8!att alstanrt weiter nwiro Zen Bi>
ldpf frafen, atr wp;u fibrt tie5?
49,. 0ekt man ni6t lsbr ernfen
Sdw!erisfeitsn ent9esen, ole in Wabrz
beit fs|aen Nuswe9 1eben la11en F? 8ei
rerartisen @onficten eelan8t mat,
ldlieGlt@ pa;uz Martprer 3a 1dafen
uno MartWsr1 finb ssfab.l lid. IS
m6ge bic Re9terun9 ties leyte @prt
redt b~seenfen, ebe ie fi6 entlhlisst
aud tei uns int Glla6 Manyrer ;a
MAIDEN ! Martyrer FAINT mani ,upbl
MAIDEN, bic Sa9e aber, pel9e tiele
Mariyrer serfedten, miro tapurd ne
Der untereridt nod sisl wentesr erz
ftdt werben. Denn be ur1a9e her
WioerlpenflBfeit ~be|tebt in Der Mnz
bdnsli@fsit rer 9es1lferunsea an bic
2ebren u1o an Zen @lauben, bic in
Mcm gepreoist merten 49,. uno iter
bieie 0eflble BAT bic Gipileewalt feline
Ma9t unb @ewaInbdti9teiten yer<
l@drfen bIoe eie(elben." Das tlinat
tn ber Ebat gang u%ltrampntran ! Dir
aceeptiren biefe NufaGuna, iast bic
86lu. goltsste, unb banten BEN ,Gl>
la6er Scurnal' fir bas Sob, bas un>
fern, fatbplii@en Bolte tpeaer @einer
Nnbaneli&feit al, Ten, r5mi1@en @lauz
Ben 8efpeneet miro. SAM fiber Yer<
biert infer 8ulf bas 2ot. Dab nun
oas etpdbnte 8latt ubas gRtttel aur
Bsfetti9un9 8e1annter Standardization
IN BEN prtneip Der Erennun9 bee
Staates bon Der 3tr@e @uat", perfebt
f@ pom preteRantil9eut pber vielmetr
pom IiberaIen Stanppunfte aug, BON
felbf. @eni8er aber leu&tet Elm, ,pa<
rum bas Gliai1er Sournal .aeleslt&e
8lrsf@afteu" fdr ben Staat ber4irde
eeoeniber besetrt ; pir Yerfeten aud
ni@t nae NIT Der Bebauptuna Aefaat
fsfn feQ. bae I'm 9e~9enpdrteen Der.
bdItuiGen ote GfsiI8epalt BE aaenten
einer 0eiali&en Na9t BE neOrpani<
fatton pte bte btr rtmt1@sn Birdie bat,
ut&t unteptnst I&altsn uni iuaitea
'lafsn t6nne.. go. bab ma,, atsr ut&t
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Ds THE
@W j. % st&ss Z
IIDDLETOWN TRANSCRIPT,
laT# "-sf l&
A Reliable Democratic Journal, devoted to
Lecsl and General News, 3klIf9
,'' Literature,
ak L g sl Il i
Agriculture,
And Politics,
Established in 1863.
led EVERY SATURDAY AT MIDDLE
TOWN, DELAWARE.

Tht Seventh Volume will be commenced jan
uAry ist, 1874. Neither pains nor expense will
be spared to make it pleasing, and worthy of the
patronage Of the public. As a Local paper it is
thoroughly identified with the interests of the
people among whom it is situated, and will al
ways be found dsdvecating and defending what
evsft wlifmost copdsce to the welfare and benefit
Of tl,eee' ee'peopls, Ts this end correspondents on
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Agriculture generally, is cordially and earnestly
invited, as well as Communications giving the
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Advertising.

Located at the head Of the great Peach Grow
cut which it has q widely extended circulation,
1t affords unequalled facilities as AZ advertising
medium, of which business men shew liberalfy
their appreciation. Its extensive circulation ~
mong aGriculturists and fruit growers make it y
most excellent medium for the advertising of
Real Estate. Our prices in this department are
~ low a. the lowest. r
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News and Literature.

All the news of the day, necessarily condensed,
will be found IN it's columns. To the local de-
partment the utmost care is given, in order to
make It as acceptable and interesting home pa
per ~ possible. II Is full Of entertaining and in
ferssting reading matter of every kind, but con-
tAining nothing that can offend the most delicate
and scfuptlous exste. The hest stories and ro-
mauces OF c6tttat literature are carefully selected
and legiby printed in its columns, and the fresh
est and most instructive articles on Agriculture
appear in that department.
Special attention is paid to reporting the cur
fsat market prices Of country produce and grain
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Politics.

10 politics the TRANSCRIPT is Democratic, and
devoted to the success of that party, but SO far
Independent that it will never advocate or sup
port measures that are manifestly erroneous, at
the dictate of party rulers, but will ever pursue
that course which most clearly points to the right
What 1t believes to be wrong it will condemn,
and what it regards as right it will uphold. 1t
erinses for No favors and fears no frowns.
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and stylS T erecution., Our Office being fur-
hished WIN Hand and Power Presses. ard a large
stock Of new JOB Type OF various styles, we are
fully prepatAd 10 print promptly on call for cash
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regular tatAs for advertising aud lob work. which
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A supply sf prntets' Stationery, suited to the
NantC Of the pubfe, always on hand. Merchants
Farniersy Mechanics, Constsbles, and all other
business men accommodated, cheap and quick,
~ith anything in our line.
Plain rad Ornamental Printing of all kinds
dehe IN xhy color, or variety of colors, when de-
sired. We caf and will fill all orders given US
- speedily, promptly, neatly and cheaply, for
cash, ~ can be done Ut any other office on the
Peninsula
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-08-01
European Armies.

The Dresden correspondent Of the Cot-
tp,entdi Herald says
The last issue Of the Zeitschrlft Of the
Prussian Royal Statistical Department
contains an interesting statement Of the
increase that has taken place in the war
strength Of the different European powers
since 1859. In this summary are included
troops Of every description, whether be-
longing to the regular armies, reserve,
militia or garrisons. The forces Cf Ans
tria have increased during the period in
question by Do, $50, and amount at pres
ent to S95, $50 men Russia has augmented
her armies, which now number 1 ,1l9. S20
men, by 295, $50; Italy counts 2S7 800
more soldiers than in 1889, and her pres
ent aggregate military strength is 600, 200
men the German Empire can summon to
the field ,26l, 100 men, an increase Of
424 $50 since the abolition Of the old Fed
eral Constitution. The French army,
997 $50 strong, is greater BY 337, 100 than
that maintained by Louis Napoleon, and,
under the new army organization, is
steadily increasing. Great Britain, includ-
ing volunteers, has added 233, 020 to the
total Of her land forces, which now include
478, $40 men. The Swedish army Of
204, $40 has been augmented by 69,6lO;
the Belgian army Of %, $50, by l3, $40,
and the Dutch army Of GA, 800, by $40
men. Denmark alone diminished her war
power, her present army Of 4S,7OO being
less by $3.50 men than in 1859. These
figures bring out the startling conclusions
that the additions to these armies during
the last fifteen years amount to no less
than ,S89, 800 men, and that the number
Of soldiers Of all descriptions at present at
the disposal of the different Governments
of Europe shows grand total Of 6, 10, $50.
La the Austrian army, to every 200 com
blatant foot soldiers there are 103 cavalry
and 4 field gsns in the European army
Of Russia, I78 cavalry and 4 guns 4; in the
army Of Asia, 9l0 hOrsemen and 3 guns
in the Italian army, 81 cavalry and guns
in the German, 177 cavalry and guns; in
the French, ll9 and 8 guns in the Eng
lish, 1913 and 4 guns.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-08-01
Tiger Shooting in Bombay

About week ago (says the Bombay
Gd-efte Of the 9TH ult.) His Highness Ali
Shah, the eldest son Of His Highness Aga
Khan, received khUbber that number w
tigers were M the vicinity W karkalia
the station beyond Lanuwlic. WI the Poona
line. He sent camFsto the place where
the game Was reported, and together with
his son, Aga shah Moor. made haste fur
the same spot. Il was not until Monday
morning, however. that the inpatient
sportsmen saw prospect q their patience
being rewarded. At that tine the shika-
rees reported having seen five tigers pass
through the Toona ana JambUora jun-
gles. which are about ten miles in south
erly direction from karkalla. close to the
camp. Preparations were az once begun.
While thc spurtsmeu were preparing tu
climb trees. a young tiger broke cover.
aud they had To stand their ground. A
shot from All Shah laid the tiger dead
immediately after the shot was fired. Y
large tiger broke near Aga Shah Moor
who at once sent a she'll into ID and dis
abled it. II required two more shots
before it was dead. As there we're said
to be more tigers IN the Jungle the
sportsmen got up trees, and they had
barely done ~ when tile two yong tigers
broke from the Jungle. one fell wv each
of the spurtsmen After few minutes
another young tiger broke near Ali Shah.
who managed tO give II It's Quietur Five
tigers in less than an hour is not bad
work. The bodies uf the animals were
brought down 70 Bombay on Tuesday
morning, and taken " Messrs Nichols
tn ne skinned and dressed. and there the
skins may still be witnessed By the curl-
Gus. The largest tiger was evidently the
mother Of the other four, who were
youngsters about two years old, and very
ugly customers. The dam measured nine
feet from tip If tail 70 tip of snout, ana
about four feet high Her family aver
aged about five feet long each On sun
day morning the old lady killed two buff
aloes and tore up the back of o Ghatcr
peasant, who Was az work in the Jungle.
and escaped he docs not know how.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1874-08-01
Hard Times in New York.

We clip the following from the Ta,ils,r.I
An Of this city. II speaks for itself
Prof Turner is quite mistaken ia saving
money is plenty in New York On the con
t-ary, IL u wholly out Of the reach N the
producing and developing classes. Real
estate has fallen almost one-half in this va
cinity, and $40, 900, 900 Of property has been
put on the market in one month. and would
not bring two-thirds ~ what Il could w sold
tor one year ago Indeed nothing will or
can command money hut stocks. which have
a place on the stock board You are much
better of in the West than We are on the sea
board
In the matter Of subscriptions 10 the paper
Orr working people are not able 10 support a
paper in all the city they are lust above
starvation, and look for violent outbreaks
all the while
en- news from Washington is, that no bill
can ever pass the House Of Representatives on
finance which does not contain the cpnverti.
Gale clause