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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-03
NO. 229.

their days and nights are to bepassed amid
the romances OF affection. 1t is delight
full to enjoy such dreams, but it is also
well to understand the necessary expert
ences of human nature in this poor old
world of ours. When those who have in
dulged in roseate dreams find, in the
course of the journey, that all their life is
not always made up of them. even after
matrimony, they are apt at first to feel
something like disappointment with the
conjugal state and to suppose that they
have somehow been defrauded out of the
happiness which they had anticipated.
But it was their dreams that were at fault,
and If they have clear heads they will very
soon find this out. They will a.2Y find
that marriage is calculated to bring them
more solid enjoyments and more real sat-
lstacton than they had conceived of. If
they are disappointed in these it is surely
because the parties to it lack that sound
sense, those affectionate hearts, and that
mutual desire for each others welfare
which are essential to genuine and benifi-
cent marriage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-03

Publisho at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
oOt OF Court, bS SPRAGUE. OWEN NASH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-10-03
UNHAPPY MARRIAGES.

There is good deal of misunderstood
ing about unhappy marriages" from the
lack Of intelligent comprehension of the
kind OF happiness that IS naturally to be
expected, ''as rule" in the married state
Before marriage many inexperienced peo-
pie, indulge in extravagant visions of the
indescribable and perpetual bliss that will
be the result of wedlock. Their lives are
to be sunshine; their pathway is to be
strewn with flowers in all seasons and all
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6 / t E / a t II /.

Osit Ser jebt Dor uns liesenoen slpDlf=
ten 9ieferun9 Oes riibmlid befonnten
sScmilienbu9s % crM rst Is 8 II g.
freuno" (bei Tror. 6 erb oro, Yolt
Bpy 1901, 1T Sem Dorf) 1T Die lie=
bente Nuilo9e nun complett erl@ienen.
@iner Gmpfeblung beoarf bicles Sud
foun mebr .oa ltbon Der mltono> oob
bereits feds Nuflo9en oauon perbreitet
lino> 9eniiseno fir oei|en grobe prattil DE
8rou6borfeit lprid6t. 9erpor5ubeben
1T nur> oob biele Quflase Die &ecepte
ni9t nur in Oeutl6er, lonoern ou1 IN
en9liiher @praGe entbdlt> 10 oab audi
omerifanil6e Wpotbefen in bcnen nl6t
oeutl1 9e]prp6en miro, no9 oielem Sud)
Die Mebicinen 5u6creiten tDnnen. Gs III
bies Elm Bud, luel6es bcnen. bic es BE-
| liben 10 mon6en 9ollor fir dr5tlib{
| bulfe erl part; uno 2eute in ollen Stoo=
ten, tuel6e ollein fir oiele5 Suh rellet
mG6ten> wiiroen fi0er Elm guteS G'el1dt1
mo6en. Grit fiir5lid) pertaufte oopor
elm &ei1enbcr in einem O}ittelort binner
Nlouatsfrilt 9e9en 5loeibunoert Ggsm;
plurc.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01

sriffen; es'entitebt cine gnt5iinouns, Die
6as @ebirn affi5itt uno 1T Elm Sonnen=
1fidb oann Die. Tolse. Sn Sallen, no
5onnenltibe tD0tliOen Musgans batten,
hat 1i6 biele 5obesur|a9e bel Der Ob=
6uatiou I6on nebr ,pie einmal berous=
seitsllt. gtluo 5luan5's Nro5ent eller
5pnncnIti6e nebmen einen tootllAen
Musgang lpenn aber 9leid) 9eel9nete
Mobre9eln eetroffen tuiircen, 10 tbnnen
in sen n,eilten 6dl1en Die Yotienten 9e=
rettet weroen.
9os bette Dtittsl 9egen @onnenFl6
lit, ooB man an be'Ben Sogen rub19 IN
eincm fiiblen 3immer ben blelbt uno
li6 einem liiBen dolce far niente Dln=
eibt. slnein bo nidt Seocrmonn Der
Mrt lituirt 1T, I'm oos tbun ~ t0nnen
|lo loQten 9iejeni9en, oeren Seruf tie
5winst, iib Ser @oune ous5uleben Die
Yorl liAt sebrauden> Elm nolles Sud- I'M
6ut gu tragen> uno li0 bon 3eit 5u 3e't
Sen &opf on5uf feu6tcn. 9us W{lttel TO-
| fet ni6ts uno bot llA olS duBerlt probot
eruiclel.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
Obie Wailulfreuno,

lager oufseiunoen porocn man iinoet iie
o6tsebn Tub md6tiS uno Die &oble 1T
l6Dnlter 9tntbrocit. sic lino lofort III
9nsri5f eeuommcn woroen uno Die Se=
fro6tung 1T bequen, od Die Gru6en al
Der i'm Bou bs9ri1cncn 8abn BON G9am=
bote nod 9uaro5 lie9en. s(n Der iioame=
ritaui1 14en Meittiilt lte tuor man bis6er nor=
5ugs,pci1 1e ouf hilenil6c nno englllAe
&pblen on9eluielen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
Scr Gpuueufftb.

9ic 0roBe $oibe pQtc Scoernlonn
mobnel, 1i9 tbunli@lt gegen Die @etab=
rem oes gonnenl lti6es por5uleben. Ntit
einiger Norli9t unb einem ralsn So=
ld6cntu6 lit es lei6t, )i6 ba9egen 5u
iGuten> bunocrtfo6 16,perer i6on 1T es,
einen boupn 8etroifeneu 9ilfe 5u brln=
oen; I'M ober Sebermonn in ben @tono
III 1eben, pprtommenben Safes ou0 IN
Sic lem Betrei5 oos N6t6ige 81 tbun, tbel-
len mir uni 1eren 2elern no61tebenoe Sor=
l9riften nit bic lid) pielfob beipdbrt
buhen:
eS1t SSemanb pom @pnnenlti6 befallen
10 i1offe man i'm in oos nd6f9ele9ene
5ous entferne olfe feline &leloer uno
,palOe i'm nit Gismolier tii9tig BON
&opf bis su Tiiben. gon, 3eit gu 3elt
lege man ben &opf BEG &ronfen ouf elm
GtId Gis., 8is Elm 2lr5t eingetro1en
lit sebe man Dem &ronfen i1 on9e=
melienen 3lpi19enrlumen @ronoD ooer
9ln1n1onia. 9ie1es 1T oas cinfablte
un6 5uslei@ praftil6ite SerfoDre11:
gBir0 Ocr &ronfe o6er BON &cdmpfel1
befollen, 10 mii11en Iel6 ltper tdnbll9 an=
bere Nletbo6en in 9(n,penoung gebra6t
lueroen. Gines bieler N(lttel 1T, ooB
man oem &ranfen 1!1S @ron Gplobar=
gobne- Gytract eineibt, mas lelten leinen
3weet perfeblt. SIT Die betrefienoe Yerz
ion iebr frdfti9 gebaut, 10 n1ub natlrll@
cine 9rDBere 9olis> III mand)en Tallen
bis AT einem Gran onge9eben werOen.
2eibet Der Patient ali6 an &opfmeb> 10
1oute linn et&pas ~8romioe Of Yoto1b"
oeoeben tperben. Obne 9in5u5lebun9
zines Mrstes, louten bieie @}ittel ME ooer
| bD6fens in be1onoers orin9li9en Sal=
len ansewen0et peroen.
Mrbeiter lino am Nteiiten Dem 5on=
nenlti6 ousselebt uuo peroen lie aud)
mebr oapon betr09en,' wie onoere Pere
|1onen> ba lie , bel lonbers Die Ntaurer,
Bodlteinleger &c. Den ganSen Sag ben
1enoen6en @onnenfroblen altsgelebt
|fn6. Na6 Der Mnli@t pieler Mer5te ent=
| Hebe @onneniti@ au6 nod auf folsenoe
Wei1e: @6aut Elm TuB9dnser, obne
| Dab sic Soibe belonOers groB 1T, fort=
|pdbreno auf elm BON Der @onne bel@ie=
nenes Srottoir, 10 tueroen bopon Die
EMerpen in unsep0bnlibsr Meile an9es
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01

nuns 5u ,uelden1 4reile Soft gu baben
lit unb of Gboralgeian9 besiin1ti9t
miro.
sloreije: 9eep. ST. Br Ii ner,
ct. Traneis, Wlilpautee Co., @is.
ct. 5rancis 8 i'm Suni 1874.
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ben &opf onSu feu1tcn. Sus 1tt1tel TO-
itet nidts uno bot liA ols duberIt probot.
erluielen.
- Scr 6 ongre b. bottc om Sage
Dor elmer Nertogung cine IN oenn 9ln=
nolen 5es Gpn9rciIes lsbr ln9ep6bnll9e
6ro9c in Ner6onolung, ndmllO cine
Gjclobcmilligung BON $4,000 an cine
tot6oli1bc milotbdti9e glnltolt - Die
Soeimotb fir scbrcNlidc Yerloncn bel=
0erlei GelN(cNtes in gSolbin9ton, Die
untcr Der Ob6ut Der tleinen @6pelter
Ser Nrmcn 1tebt. Sbuobl @err @arfielo
ais @oribenoer bts COMMITTEES !lIr
@elobepiui9urs eut16ieocn 9cgen cine
lolbe @elbbe>uilli9uns 5u @unlten elmer
rcli9 9Dlen Genolenl1aft ouftrot, 9elan9
g linn oomit nibt> oui bo5 9ouS elnen
1ouoerlichcn Ginoruf Su .moDen ocnn
uur 43 Mlitglieoer ltimn1ten 9egcn Die
Bewilligung, >ud6reno l04 81 Gunlfen
beylelben ltimmtcn.
Yittsburg loQ am Cant
ltao Mbcno Der Srlanoer Yotrif Tollon
in itinemapltbou5c breiYint Mbistcy &C.
truufen boben gm @on1tosMorgen tano
man i'm ols 2ei9e aui Dem Gtubcnbooeu.
- gBie . ie Senlper ems a Il a.
tifer ben Nomcn @pttc2 uno ben glo=
ibuur miB6rou1el,, cr9ibt lib aus fol=
eenoem Worfoll, Der li6 III lebter eSo6e
! IN Cincinnati 5utru9. Son cinen1 9e7
lpi11en s. &o6inion luurocn 9cgcn elm
0ubeno Mirtbe 8er6oftsocfcblc beralts
9eIbppren. Giner berlel6en lautete aul
Sen Namen S. 9ooo> an Wtontgonerl
&ob. Dielcr Mfann botte ungefd9r is
lNpuote suriid uirtli9 cine Wirtbl l4of1
bort, perlieG o6er Cincinnati i'm Wtar1
ODER Mpril 1878. Gcit oisler 3elt 1T e1
ni6t mebr bier 9eleben woroen uno IT
Der @olopn gel6lolien. 9Sell aber oos
6d)ito ni6t abgenpmmen >pur0e II
oloubteu 0ie 5einpcren5ler jeoenioll
Sob 2iquor bprt pcrfouf It peroe> oes9alt
1dipor bieier Gpbin1on einen belllgcn
gib beim Trieoensridter 9. 5rue, oat
er bort 2iquor gctrunfen babe!
- Nor 200 Sobren 5dblten eanao1
unb sic Wer. @toaten 200 &ot9oliten
Or bunbert Sobren eo6 es n0rOl'41 1poI oo}
9{ep M3erifo eineu Bil6of uno 200C
&otbolifen 1T Canada unb in ben Staa=
ten am Mfl1i1lippi. Sm Sabre l79C
wuroe ser erlte 8ildof in og1 9er
@taoten - Gr56il6of Gorrol pona Sol;
timore ernannt; aud sebn Sabre lPate'
CAB es in Canada uno ben Ver. Staa:
ten nur einen Bii9of. Sm Subre lS42
finoen mir 8 Bi1@6fe lit Ganaoa uno IL
in oen Ser, 5taaten, ieBt ober 26 II
Canada uno 66 in ben Ver: 9taate11
Sic &atbolifen in 9lmerlta baben ia
n,itbin in perbdltnibm tur5em 3elt
raum 1ebr betrd9tli6 permebrt uno ip'
ss Dor bunbert Sabren einen Satbolltef
CAB, finben tpir beute Souleroe.
Su, peruanii@en 9epaItsrlel'
6u.o plos Iino lebr ersiebise &oblen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01

- 0urtb Serrr s. 81. l1n9er erbieHen mir bic enrd
Serrn q. SoluS sefertiste rid)tge @uniun9 unlerer
S(ufoube SO. 1S.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
Das 9ebrer= @cmiuar bci Wlii,paufee.

aeroen Muni9e oes lel. ST.. @al5mann
aetaaB, Die @telle ols Nectpr am 2ebrer=
5eaniaar oos Scr @eliee 9egriinoet,
iibernonmen. No6 Der Gin] ]i6t Die
ib 1eitocm in bic 8erbdltnilIe Der Qtn=
itaft aeponnen, erlaube i'd mir fol9enoe
:fotisen s,l per6fentlidjen> alien Treun=
Den Ser fotbolil6en @6ule uno oes Se=
minors Sur Serllbig1rg uno beh1amen
9(nregung. =
4. Dos 2ebrer=@en,inor eyiitirt mirf=
lib uno 5dblt IS 30gllnse.
9. 9as 2ebrer= seminar bere6tl9t Su
oen 1b0nlten 9oifnungen fir bic 3ufnnH:
3. Oomit bos 9ous 1id) rentlre 1T
porld,,fio nit oem seminar elm SulineB
GnQege perbunoen, mel9es ougenblldllt9
ID 35elinge 5dbit, o(le fat6olil1. 9le=
1es College 1pa eiuge1en, 1pbolo Sebr=
ants =Ganoiooten bu lino.
4. @os @ous lit fir 100 3b9lln9e
einQeridtet. Sollte es oo ni9t mD9lltD
5ein, in :fur5cr 3eit in buno ert junse
leute unter ben beutl den &ot6olifen i'm
9Heiten olein fir ben 2ebreritono SIT 9e=
rtuinne,,? IS lit ntD9lid), benn mir bobeu
1ie nDtbig 5ur &ettuns Der Su9eno. Sb
mir lie red)t balo 9elpinnen, bdngt su=
uddit pdt, Den NricItcrn uno Se6rsrn IN
;ben einseluen Gemeinoen ob. 3ei9en
:oit|e >pobres eSnterelle fir bic @@ule,
inni9e, bril ltli0e 2icbe sur Sugeno, 10
miro cs ibncn an No6fol9ern nidt feb
lien. ,So, meme @errcn, per9elicn mir
mint Stn .nlteu Gpruh: vgSenn Die
&unlt su @runoe 9ebt> 10 lino Die Stint
Ter ielbn @6ulo borun - SD >penoe
midi ferner an eu6, driitli@e Gltern !
~2ebret cure &inber, ooB es au6 nod el=
neu hD6crcn 'Neroicnlt 9l6t ols Der oll=
,mddtioe @ollor, Die Gettung I'M lterbll=
der @eelen. 2ebret lie> luie Der Soe'lono
1oot: ugHer Gins pou bielen &lelnen III
9vieinem Nomen all fnimmt Der mimmt
91id ouf." - uno, 6riltli6e Siinglin9e
,loute i5 :pergcbens ouf euer jugenoll@es,
*ppu Notur aus ]Aon grpBnliitblges uno
opfer,uilli9es 9cr5 rednen?! Ne!n> i'd
::fenne eu1 al gut ols ooB ld) elnlt'lnn'el'
,fDnnte in hos unous9eIette &logen 1r
~9NQnd1er iiber Sic Weroorben6eit uno 9te=
lioionsloli9teit oer Suaeno. 3ei9t es
.ooB i6 &ebt Dobe, fommet
5. @eil bas Geminor nod 5iemlld
4tief in S9uloen itcdt, oie l1nterbaltunl
Del Ilelben, nomentlid6 fir @allltln1tru=
:mente uno M}u1 1it(ebrer> 1ebr piel toltet
10 muB pprldufie nod ieoer 36gllns W.
:les in Mlem $l75 idbrli6 besa9len. 81
lit Nienono, ber bci Dem @emlnor
G5elo su MAIDEN il1bt oorun1 loll Jene'
>9Sreis berunter9elttt >ueroen> lobalo o'
Ium1 1tdnoe es erlouben.
6. @estpe9en m66te i'd @ereine uni
einselne Beri ionen, Die bisber 10 treu uni
opferlpillig Dem jungen @eminar gu 9ilt
~oefomme,,, bitten, bemI Ielben au9 ferner=
bin ibr @obllppQen gu erbolten. Siele
11toen ober, bie bisber nod NIT ibre
Beilteuer 5uriifgeDolten neil tie 'mme
nod stpeifelbaft moren an Dem guten Gr
lola 6es Seminars mDsen lebt nur &C.
= troH berportommen uno i3r @9erEel'
beitroeen> mo es nod 3eit 1T. "Wa'
oieIe uno iene 9etonnt baben, paran
jonte i6 oas ni6t t6nntn 2" 1a9ts e'nl
Der III. Mu9uitin. -.
.a-... 7. (@ntbalt bic Mnfiinoigung etne
Qotterie aum 8eiten oes @enlinors. 9S!
fHrupt1 hip1pIhe nid)t ab6rufen oa mi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-01
= 8 ie u9t orb ocut DE q I q

- 9 ie uN orb oeut dc I'll &C.
nj e inc 3eitun9"> oos perbiIlent
2eiborgon Bismard's, ltelte tiirsll9 ein=
mol Ser piclsel9mdbtcn totbolH9en
@ciltlidteit Elm 9utes 3cu9nlb aus: Sn
einem g(rtifel iibcr bic SterblIbfelt per
Geiitli6en l9reibt lie p1rtli6: "N'eI
1drter lit obcr bie Gtcrbli6fclt Der ia
tbpli1den Yriclter. G0libate weilen I'M
9(Q9emeinen cine 9robere 9terbl,9te!t
ouf> ols per6eirot1cte Mdnncr. Sles ut
inoeb nibt Der Souptgruno, oenn Die
pcrDeirotbeten 9rie6il@ @=fotD. ge'l ltll9en
boben cine nod pie( ltarfere Mtortolltat
o!s oie r6mil Acn. Ser 9oupt9runS 1T
naA 9)ir. Nel lon in ben N}ii6en uno
Bel dwcrbcn uno e5efo1ren 5u lu9en,
nit welbem oos elmt ocs tatbol19en
4riciters uerbunocn lit. Gs ldBt }l@ III
oieler Besiebung Der fat6ol'lAe Gelltlldt
>pp6l nit Dem 9lr5te per9leld)el1: So
ucni0 ME bieler bari CT llb nnn Sturnl
uub gHetter fiimmcrll, mcnn 'bn 1elnt
4hid)t ruit; pcber ci9enes lln>pobleln
nod Sic @cfo0r Der gnltettung BARI lDn
obbolteu benz @terbcnocn Den lesten
Srolt III brin9cn." ltno oo 9laubt nlon
nod nit ocn Moi9eletcn et1paS ousr'Nz
ten III fDnuen :?
- 9ioA eincn Iclcgron'm Der SSlent
81. ST., Yrelle" aus Yoris, perloutst oa=
lclb]t, AIRING 9}opoleon tpcroe ftb mt Der
5odter MacWlabon's perloben. G9llb
tcrue 9(noeutuneeu oie|cs mertwllrOl9cn
GhcbiiuOui]1eS lino lester Sage an per-
1Nieoenen Gtellen auf9etretc1, oo@ nle=
mails 10 beltinmt, ,>pie in bielemSeie9romm
ser u9}. ST. Yrelle". Sic @enei9tbe:t
oes 5pbncs Napoleon's ILL.,, ll@ ourrD
oie Nerlobung nit elmer s o9ter Ntat=
M1obpn's ou5 ben fron50lilben Sbrou ST
1hlpinoen, funn l1perlicb ouf 3'uenel
TOKEN. Nu6 miro cine lolbe Sic bon Der
Goilerin @uoenie ofenbor u1l 10 mcbv
} beoiinlti9t ,ueroeu, ais au3 tie ous telner
louperoincn Tomlie ftanmt llno ole
S6epric, ,pelbe Nopolcon Ill. anldBlld)
, 1einer YermGblun9 nit Der l6Dnen Grd=
: fin BON S6ebo auj]teate uno Difentli6 Be-
t fonnt modDte, burb eine 1oldbc GDe 1enes
6obncs neueron9s betrd iti9t wiiroe. SoB
, WocWlabon uuter on0ercn Verbaltni1ln
nidts oaeesen boben ,uiir6e, ldBt 1l6D
, beufel,. Q(Qein I'M porllegenoen Talle
piiroe leine 3uitimml'n9 5ugleld) ben
! Gntl6luB ent6alten miillen, Die 9Sleoer~
ber1tclung bes &aiiert6ums ourd) elnen
5taatsltrei9 Su unternebmen.
Sum fat man 5,uor bis1cr feline suoer=
lallisen unb unSlueifefbe item Selptlle filr
} oie SnnoDme, Sas M}acN{o6on 9e9'tml1t
: ooer &epublitoner 1T. 81 bat i'm 9ege'!!=
} tbeil ous leinen @pmpatbiea fur oosSalz
1errei6 ME Elm 9ebl gema9t: Masin er bat
: itets por Muem ols Elm loDoler W{anr> al.
+ Elm mooerner Baporo betra9 9tet leln pol=
: len. uno oa biirfte es benn bod s'pelTel=
, boft |ein ob 1eineSu9eno an Der 2ofllng,
; fail i]erli9er@6 @6luiegerpapa su lueroen,l 9e1=
I tern 1olte. Denn auf legalem W eye lapt
!, 1id> tpie beute bic Dinge in Srantrel@ lle=
E gen oas&ailerli@ ni@t wieoer ber1teue1t. u =:
= 6e0arf oes @toatsfrei6es. uebri9ens 1T
o Die So4ter bes Marl@aus, tpenn 'uir n!d)t
I irren, faum 10 Sabre alt. Sic an9etl1n=
biste Derlobun9 ,piiroe oaber 'pell19lteens
It feline ausenbtidli4e @efobr NIT lld) er'n :
= gen.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-18
WEST.

A dispatch from Fort Dodge, Kansas,
says Commanding Gen. Mills met 400 or
800 Cheynene Indians, twelve miles from Rcd
river Texas, on the 18th Of August, and af-
ter short engagement, lasting i've hours,
drove them over thirteen miles up high hills
and almost impassable canons, with loss to
them Of twenty-five to thirty killed and
wounded. Our casualties are three badly
wounded.
The st. Louis Globe has reports of
the finding OF the bodies of five men who
started from Southern Utah last November
across the mountains to the San Juan mines in
Colorado, and we're reported last March by a
companion named Packer to have undergone
terrible hardships in the mountains, and fin
ally peFished. Il turns cut now that they
were murdered by Packer, who chopped eff
their heads with hatchet and robbed them
Packer has been arrested aud is now in Jail.
Since the declaration of Gen. Sheri
dan that no one would be allowed to visit the
Black Hills country without authority from
thei einteriordepartmen meaning its authorized
agents, that department has been in receir Of
a largo number of letters asking permission
to gSthere; but letter from the department
Of the interior to Gov. Pennington, OF Dakota
territory, states that all applications to visit
the Black Hills country will be denied, for the
reason that the government is bound by treaty
to protect the Indians in the exclusive enjoy
meut OF that country.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-18
Iron Clad Navies of the World.

The most reliable information relative
to European armies has been for long
time found in the military papers of
Germany, especially in the Militarishe
Wochenblatt. The same thing happens
now with regard to navy affairs for, as
soon as GermaGy concluded to possess
q feet, she began by sending all over
the world special officers entrusted with
the duty of studying, and carefully re-
porting upon the real status of foreign
naval affairs. Even London papers are
compelled to pick up their information
on the subject from German papers.
The Borsenzeitung, of Berlin, says that
according to the last official reports the
total number of iron clads possessed by
the various naval powers of Europe, in
Guiding those employed on coast service,
is 244 The total number of screw
shipsS exclusive of coast steamers and
gunb0ats, is 431. Belgium, SWitzer-
ian and Servia do not possess any navy
at all, and ROumania has only a few
gunboats ou the Danube. Holland,
Sweden, Norway, and Portugal, though
they have fleets, have no iron clads for
war service. Greece has two such iron
cla5s; Germany, 3; Denmark, 3 Spain,
Z; Austria, II; Russia, 10 ; Turkey,
Is; France, 2S: and England, 3S.
There is no coast feet OF iron clads IN
Austria, Italy, Greece, or Portugal.
Holland, or the other hand, though she
has no iron clads for war service, has Is
iron clad vessels for coast seryice ; En-
gland has %, aud France so. As re-
CARDS turret ships, Germany has 2;
Spain, Norway and Denmark, each
Turkey, 3; Sweden Gncludinp, how
ever, small gun bOats); and RHss!a,
13- OF screw ships England has 1872
France, %; Russia, IS; Turkey, Il;
Spain, 81; Holland, % Italy, d;
Germany and Denmark each Is Aus
tria, Il Portugal. 8 i; Sweden and Nor
way, 3 each and Greece, 2. Germany,
therefore, occupies the last place but
one as regards iron clads for war ser
vice, the last plsce as to coast iron
clads, and the eighth place rs regards
screw ships but in 1879 her strength
in iron clads for war service will be in
creased to 8, 50 that she will occupy the
seventh place, between Spain and Aus
tria. The Borsenzeitupg adds that the
naval power of a state Is determined
not so much by the number of its ships,
as by the thickness Of their iron plating,
the power Of their engines, aud the
number and quality OF their guns, and
that by next year six of the new Ger
man iron clads viii be among the most
powerful ships in the world, In these
respects far surprising those of Austria,
Italy and Francs. The number of sail-
ors, engineers, stOkers, etc, employed
in the various naYies of Europe IS as
follows England, 6S, 264 tincluding
% 600 Of the naval reserve); Russia,
So, ,O0O France, 81, $40; Turkey, 81 eco;
Spain, 14000; Germany, u, ,450 Aus
tria, Il. $50; Italy, IL 200; Holland. g.
26O; Denmark, 4,80O Norway, $500;
and Portugal, g, 300.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

The 1st of November has been fixed
as the time for running the first train through
the Hoossc tunnel
Attorney General Williams has given
the opinion that United States troops can be
used to remove outlaws snd all unauthorized
persons from the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
reservations.
The postmaster general has directed
that no advance on payment be made to clerks
or employees on account of salary for services
not rendered, and for which compensation is
not fully due at the time of payment This
IS construed as fCrbidding advances Of salaries
to clerks going home to vote. A similar order
will be issued by the treasury department.
The post-cff department is about to
substitute for the old mail locks now used up
on the street boxes OF the free-delivery sys-
TEN, new combinations, so that the key of one
city cannot be used in another. Each key
will be numbered and tho carrier receiving it
held res. onsible for it's custody and proper
use.
Postmaster General Jewell has or
dered cancelled the contract for penkuives,
which have been usually issued to clerks about
New Year The custom obtained when quilts
were used for writing, and the knife was a
positive necessity, and bas been kept up since
the Introduction of steel and gold. pens to the
present time.
The officers IN charge of the First
National bank, which failed year ago ex-
pect to declare another dividend shortly, prob
ably 20 per cent. in amount, which Will make
20 per cent. in all. It is thought by some that
most of the balance viii be eventually made
good. The Jay Cooke 81 Co, failure is much
less promising. Not a cent has yet been paid
to creditors.
Secretary Bristow has approved the
recommendations Of Solicitor Wilson, in re-
gard to the secret service division of the treas
ury, and directs that steps be taken at once
for the reorganization Of that branch of the
service, aud that all papers and evidence in
relation to the secret service in the hands. Of
the solicitor be tgrned over to tho attorney
general. Col. Whitley has rendered his resig-
nation as chief of that bureau. It has
been acc opted.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1874-09-18
FOREIGN.

Gen. Primo de Rivera is appointed
eaptain-general of Madrid.
The great strike of cotton operatives
at Bolton, England, has begun.
II is reported IN Bsilin that an order
viii soon be issued expelling from Prussia all
foreign priests monks and nuns
A dispatch from Shanghai reports
that the difficulty between China and Japan in
regard to Formosa has beon settled.
An official dispatch announces that
General Psvia has gained victory over the
Carlists. Three thousand troops viii leave
for Cuba the present month, and five thousand
in October.
Victor Hugo has written letter de-
eliuing an invitation to the peace congress at
Geneva. He says peace cannot be established
until another war has been fought between
France and Germany. he points to the exis-
tence OF deep and undying hatred between
the two countries, and declares that the war
will be duel between the principles OF the
monarchy and the republic.
Prussia proposed at Brussels that the
people OF that country found in arms and not
regularly enrolled in the military force should
be treated as criminals also that they should
be similarly treated If they refuse to nssist
the invaders when called upon. The congress
rejected the proposition. In 1918 the Prus-
sian government called upon the people to
become a land storm" and rush upon the
invaders with any arms they could seize.
Then It was the other mans OK that was qorea
Captain General Concha has puhiish shed
decree in the ofisial gazette ordering out
Immediately for active service five per cent.
OF all the volunteers enrolled on the island OF