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CITY 1T MS.

reputation of "ByOir7l'S BrOachidl T'rocheS" for
the relief of coughs, colds, and throat dis
eases, has given them a favorable notorieiy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

SMALL-PoX IN THE CUMBERLAND JAIL.
Norman Twigg, who escaped Jail in Gam"
oeriand, Nd, two weeks ago, was captu red
yesterday. He was sentenced to ten years
connnement In the penitentiafy for man.
slaughter, and is abOut2j years OF age The
small pox has broken out in the fall OF Cum
berland, and Is causing much alarm among
the inmates,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

The WHISKY WAR.-Wm. Mckee and
Constantine Mcguire enterea into s. 90, all
eaeh Yesterday on new indictments found
against them JOINTLY. aud gave their srsouaI
f0ghlZance on the amended indictments
against each individually.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

YOUTHS FROM THE CELESTIAL EXPIRE
TO BE EDUCATED. - The steamer China
which arrived at San Francisco last Friday
night. brought thirty bright boys from the
celestial empire to be educated in the United
STATES. They will rusticate four or i've DAYS
IN the Palace hotel, and then pr6,eed to
Spring6eld. Mass, and Hart ford, Conn
Ngau Ngoh Ling is the Commissioners, and
mas charHe OF the students. KWang XII Chin
sioner. The latter brings hie wife. and the
lormer his wife and daughter The BOYS are
orayed In silks and satins. and enjoy hugely
tneir travels. They are TO be devoted TO
study fifteen years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

FRECKLEs removed by Natures Beautiier.
FRECKLEs removed by Natures Reautifer
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Use ALApDrN SECURITY OIL and prevent
any possibility OF an explosion, such as &C.
Cured at Babcock's frame factory, October
28th, 1875. I'LL:
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FATAL POWER OF DKuNKENEEss-A

Fatal POWER OF DKUNKENEEss.-A
striking instance of the fatal power of drunk
enness to accomplish the ruin of a once re-
Spectacle family was seen at Denbigh, in
Wales, the other day, when John Simon.
the parish clerk, was found dead in his
chair in the kitchen. At the time of the in
quest his widow was so drunk that she could
not give her evidence. In their house the-a
was no bed nor bedclOthes, and the parents
with their five children were Obliged 10 sleep
In one room on rags stuffed with shayinps
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w. Moore, Merchant Taller
RemOval-Corns. AC

NeO York avenue.
Fine Black Dress Suits made TO order. Z IS.
Chinchilla Overcoats, sos. uI96
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SALES BY SAMPLE IN VIRGINIA-Th,
court or appeals OF Virginia. in session a
Richmond, on Friday reversed the decision
OF tie Richmond Husting court filming tn,
traveller OF q Philadelphia firm for sellins
goods bySample under license taken ont IL
say that ga sale by an agent Is a sale b,
himself" and that though q license is no
transferable, yet 1t covers sales made by tn,
agent of the party licensed.
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District Goverpmeu, Aa.,r,.

A delegation Of property owners, some ten
In mum Der. headed by Mrs. Briggs (Olevial
and John Hitz, esq, were before the District
Com missioners to-day, to enter their solemn
protest against the matchmaking OF 9Th
street southeast. 1t will be recollected that
some six weeks since, at a conference be-
tween these citizens at the Commissioners,
the latter came TO the conclusion to have
this street laid with concrete. Arrangements
were made with Mr.. Jonathan Taylor, who
has the contract for laying this kind of pave
meut on Pennsylvania avenue east, to do
this wotk, but owing to the lateness of the
season he finds IL impossible TO do it.
The foundation (crushed rubble-st and
cuTbiDg having been laid q portion OF the
way, the Commissioners, by counsel of the
engineer. concluded to have the street mac
adamized, In order TO make Ii passable the
coming winter, which the property holders
to-day objected to, stating that they prefer
to have the street remain In its present q tate,
with the hope that they will succeed better
the coming year in their wishes. This is the
present status OF affairs in relation to this
street, and 1t is likely TO remain as IL is this
season at least.
BUILDING PERMITS
j. III. Crown, two-story frame dwelling
on the south side of q, between 9th and 10th
streets northwest; 500. John L. Corrigan,
two two-story brick dwellings on the nor tn
side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets southeast; 5000.
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The BELLIGERENT GENERALS UNDER
BAIL-.Gen. Bradley T. johnson hal q hear
Ing before the police court In Richmond yes
with cowhide on Saturday night. He was
lined $50 and placed under bonds In 81 900 to
Keep the peace twelve months. Gen. lint
den LEFT on Saturday night to attend a rail-
way convention at st. Louis. When ar
rested he was bailed Till December Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

90 eozen Paris KID GLOVES, two button, ala
loo pieces Caterpillar and Bullion Friaces Of "
SO dozen sisses' Strip. Hose, resuIu maa..s
SO pieoss Plaid Popliu., at eoc, real value sc.
cases, containing 500 yards good dark Cslicoes,
SO pieces double warp Alpaca at sc real v.l.e ~
40 pieces nChsir finished Black Alpaca, &C., real
Just received about go pair Blankets from s,sD.
81, e, % 90, =. up 70 the best goods; u Twill
Mesicated Twill Flannels ii toe. worih6s.
100 Ileces Cloths and Csssimeres from Csc ny 20
Grsat drive in Blsck Csshmeres, yari wide; bean
fftui blacks att 90. 7ssd sc.
81. SiR 8 Is ard no - nun
Ne. shsiss Frsneh merinos. 4. al wool. At 7se.
fsa s. 81 aas sled u sf se s00d ranging
Ano many more Pixies too numerous 20 mention.
CM. TOwsON d CO..
noyls-eo $50 PE,,NsYLyANI.A AVENUE.
LACE CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE,
PILLOW AND SHEET sHAMs.
LACE PILLOW AND SPREADS,
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
TABLE DAMasB, NAPKINS,
TOWELS. GLASS LINEN, sHEETING,
And ali kinds Il superior
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.
We Keep full stock on hand Of al times Of exsrs
large TABLE CLOTHS and NAPKINS.
JOHN =. MITCHELL.
sSl Pennsylvania avenue.
si Ths s. ,s Cashmere is the best BLACK
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FIRE THIS AFIERyOoS-The alarm of
IRE AZ 10 O'Clock this afternoon was causet
by the burning OF frame house No. 32i il sf,
southwest, owned nv Thomas King ana oc-
cupied by Allen Kelley, colored. Damage
trffiipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

THE GRAND JURY OF the June term OF the
criminal Court found true bills OF iudict
ment sga!Dst ADgeliitte Allen, assault with
inter 10 Kill; Andrew Ashton. burglary;
James Ia Beverly. larceny; and Geo. Keeian,
Iste preiences. The grand jurors have been
the court. "a
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SALE OF PAISTISGS.-In consequent of
the rain, the sale OF ell paintings by Thos
Dovling will commence this evening and be
continued TO morrow at the same hours :
advertised. This Is a large aud varied COL
lection, and the sale should be well attended
PRIGG's JEWELRY STORE received n beau
uful assortment of buttons and studs 10
match, Lake George diamonds. Roman gold,
leI ard earl, and gold fronts. No. 457 Penn
syiNaria avenue, near 4 = street.
IVhkfy RAFFLEs al A. b. Coppes.
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NETTING or METHODIST PREACHERS
Al ife meeting OF the pastors OF the Metho-
dlst Episcopal churches, yesterday morning.
IN The parlors OF the Foundry church, The
question "Are Protestant ministers of TIE
GOSPEL under any obligations To regard the
baptism OF infants, when performed hy
wemen belonging 10 the Roman Catholic
ehoIen, as scriplural and Valid?' was dis
cEssed by Rev. MeSsrs. Hodges. r. Pavto,
Bfown, wheeler, Norris, Sargent, oven,
Cleveland, and HOBBY.
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AT WILLIAMS Ladies' will frd samples a.
"A COLORED PRINCES for which orders can be
left to suit their dresses. uovs I'm
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RIAL ESTATE SAIEs-NesSrs Dur.an
rpn ITO. auctloneers, sold yesterday for
Joan v OCT, trustee, a tract of land in Prince
georges county, Nd, and known az mart ~
Gum Springs, containing about two Ia On .
eighth acres OF ground, improved by a fra-o
building, To John Angermann for S515
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Alcysius j. MEdd ard Mary V. Barbour: r,
h Plant and Ella L. OveTington, OF BaIti-
more; Primus Davis and Margaret RolIIn,
Robert Guard and &. Virginia Rullar,I: !
w. Walker and Rebecca X Reed, 10th of
Montgomery county, Nd; Dennis Hennes-
sey and Margaret Dooley; John Dorsey Will
iisms and Maria Lee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-23

TIE SNYDER RELEASE CONSPIRACY
in the Criminal Court. Judge Macarthur
the Sn yder release onspiracy cases were M
and after Mr.. Cook for Green had las stated
IN THE STAR OF yesterday submitted the
ancavit OF Green FOR continuance, the Dis
triet Attorney objected 10 any delay of the
case. The Court said that ne should be 10th
To press the case for trial before the present
jury, as they bad heard different phases of
the case argued from time to time and were
more or less conversant with many of the
features oft, and he hardly thought IL would
be inst the proper thing To call upon them
10 try the case under the circumstances.
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N.rsllr1I Au!Itts.

. IL. OFFigEiI~ ali soldiers 50 M iei however
"A slightly. can obfaln a peH,'1l ftrD1n pr y, b.
JACkSuN,lNrS lrs,ol IT,, Say NfS 'htmo'risL
ltOI NSELLOK MOEni, =. DOWLkY. - Nassau
\ IT, Aivicc fr on SATURDAYS
nISFASES OR MEN, nervous Debility, aud
kinirci aiecnons -u"el!lY adt p RIM IN sntiY
cure OY ilEHlI \ DANl lis N. d., ~ Lexington
aY" near 2'in t. ilonrs, $50
EOHS 4. TRIN, who went saturday evening to
- Cooper Union to The lecture Of the Rev. j. T. Dur
yel has not been Ice ,rd Of SLICE He Is lb ycars Old
tan ard slender, has night brown hair slim face, far "
coMpIeNinn, and gray eyes vas dressed % b ac :
ofcfcuat Wiih cashmere scarf, AMI m black llNd
school flt, Jack amt Whttfl AMI gold stld M his
-lirt new shoes, sUihuc reward VIII Dee plld Tor
his return to his parents. Residence il3 West 4jth S.
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llrNN.YlYANlA RAIlNoNp

AID ifSi'rtD Si.Arts NilL l.lrrR.
Trans lrsy, Sew No- irom l.of b bros es and
~. W narri-hurg ptshrr,h % West AMI
S. "a ,ti lip a.. f.l ... A.. Bal .... %. ID ~ " q
a. '.t. T. -. !t,d anls.0P IT,
%. tH'i, 80 c,,.1..,' - - a - '.,.it, o'
< Ff 81. .isrsa,rf. I1rs ilrycu Cls',. ari rri,
DIN 10 e. SILK. 49, H. ,ll.k IN rfu..lIl. Parole
,,., '.t . ,tI tn. DU /. .,,t9.s
trr pa f.i5t- Wn.nlu, ON and tho south, Limited
W. l1.'n =. 'r'4. % Of palm N pt.,- irs Il u.s.
~ w i,.,n u An " ~n.i,v. pp 81
,- PIMA l6fl T. 7..l h.ln $3.50 A. st.
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-JVST AHRlYFB-Car Load of Western
n horses sun 10 TOR cart truck, express, or any
hi.ius.. at sulIuDc; good trla allowed. 81 Great
Jla'. ti- nor Bow Fry.
- WILL. SELL. three horses ~ a slcrnce :
~ young and tOuIIi uit any business, > Norfolk
3D.. Htp'n,
F'OV ~NLT 4 horse for lipAt business purposes,
Z l44ulr. IA REQ .lii;I's furniture tore I'D "a aY,
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AGEST:s,i hGESTs c A Az SnTcsaa r Gsss
for each profits immense, energetic ana i've meu
"'"''' " wv KEET co 60 Du'nc st, second moor
AGENT- and dealer, to sell the latest patented
~ "O''''''SGff"@ . l. TFLT0S co. iio N's'sum
GrNTs WANTED city. end country, to sell
dnccncns canton Tea Coz lis ChAmbcrsat
q: :hs s cards i.qf rs AN NJseiy ,Uo S
4 WANTED 4 young msn that, qnaersta9 ~
n. the oyster business and waiting on tables oSV
boy wANrLn snarctilects oili. ,. wno foaS
O'Clock. ~ nioadwey. room no
glAhEW WAIVED as third handto WORK on bread
- cake az ~ Sprlnys 81.
l,DMPO~ITOR -Atwcthlricr wanted at tue Reg
y i.t' once. Ncwtown. l.. l.
gI>GlNEER wanted a, no. Reaie st BY W H.
FIVE :GiAs .,t q RI, S Esgs%c. nc s's ssG
alply ~, ~i,J hof / " co.'s y spruce st. o'
- rRONE Enslsh hJ, that understand. Tn, butcher
y ou.inc'e Apply at cr g. "avcrcy place ami ION a.
| ana rcaa manuscript wen wanted At TURNER'S
tInNrMITn business Tor safe ehcap' rent low.
WANrLD, inya'se,i =, ,, ,,. ,ccGrs
otngr,, KY. by m Easv fi,l, IN on For t,rms
addr..s publisher. 49, u. RUSSELL, Do Cornnill,
WANTED Five hunlrcd acno nun. men. .lS feet
W oimuts 10 hci-. 90 'pirar M inc auNiia torce
oi H'"9. i'V ,"S| , ,,, Wliii.,r' GA
A' entrance Of r.5a'' in'Atc.
W tNTED r.et-'. contcl,acr sood ornamcn
" '''' '' 'o,'li,,oi.s % 20, orccnvich.t
w ,>rFn n , inc 81. yaias al e &c
$50. ii.a i.f '' Z, ,,'." icr-y '"' '''''
...ryp Nr.. f.,t fp4.,r tr t4fY.u.rr vttf his
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Anstlntnon.

fINO 'strrs wi giys music lessons 40 SO per quar-
y 'ert Practice D, oc -ircl toptnp sli uYcrpn
Innt can ON ~ address cory laf, % kilg St. near
I'D IN -WRiTINi3i h,okgrcpUr, arlthmrtc,
'44.r2Ve n: 10 u'n,a, Ha ihEl. 4f.-1. PAlA.B
COLLEhi, o. BJwsy. LADIES u"p .r.iucut
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= engine, 1llA Inches
l upUslt boiler.
1,ho, Grow cutting, Sc. swings 10 Inches
.athr, back genre :. Hwing- ~ iuclos.
alto foot pilacr, urilins machuts, shaitnE, &c.
Al nrN tu0s fIi..irt. iutY Nfil tar4trly
urt seihor, with tn+e ith and STU lors NJ tie
huiGiny icurneriot -iK'1. 'ct ' 10 lr "eu iSied 4;
very dc,lrab @ sitnaulu lr tan ~ tAlpr young mcn
to ST. IN 'Aue fh %. rut I'll. ..1.ln.s. Apiiy 10
tAMfnl.ll & BELL ~. broadway.
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sitntlegrq.

kllFiCIAL TEETH. Reduction of 30 To 40
~ prr cont ir IA od prices, 10 SUIT the tines All
kh.s aud improvements, gas given ~ year, succeHs-
iuiY, kNAAS, 3jJ 6th aV., ne.r ga ~.
SILVER FlLIISi~, JOr.t warranted Examine
} 'hprrln'is. Sow fprt % ltu Rooms, 2i3 fih Az
LsIaulG"ed 1911. beautiful 49, Is gum tccth $40.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-09
9cS Gan5Ger's Ncruem.

Der groBe beltti6e 9tei6sfan5ler farn
man0maI aud benz unbefangenlten Be-
urtbeiler re6t fIetn erlheinen. gGnns
lid baum, ipenl1 CT feline vJt
bat,-unb Die bat CT lctoer iebr oft. Sets
ne Gnpftnolibfeit nno 0tei5barfeit ilbers
ltbreitet aLSoann lebeS W2aB. Siellet6t
tritt er our6 sic S6roffbctt, tpomtt ct
bieler @mpftnoli6feit Nusornd 9iebt,
benz geipobnli0en meni6liden SerltGnos
nib ndber:-ein tii6fieer Serl, Der fem
TilOblut in ocl 9loern Dat, it0 geb0rtg
All 6rgerlt ilnb ~ietncnl Ncrger Suit au MAJ
den perltebt, lit cine lebenSDouere lno
DerltGuoli1ere GrihetnuIg, ais Elm mar
morglatter, eistdlter Staatsmann, Der
ieDe frGftige Qufnallung ieineS Slutes
All unteroriifen geternt bat. Nber ietnenl
9lule0en ais &ail3ler i6abet ct ourO
Ioltbe Qergerltdfeir unb 9iilnbGuttNteit
gar5 cntibieben.
IS flingt f6on befremblid genuo,
tpenn man bort, OaB on ben Derl6ieoenen
@eri6tem i'll 0eutlOlatO iiber 100 Yroz
3e1ie tpegeu vSeleioisung Oes Jtei9Ss
fan;[ers" i6peben, un0 oas Vefremocn
ftei9ert iid), tpeill1 man erfdGrt, ipclGe
idmmer[i9e 9llbernDeiten iboI fir
iptdtig genlg angeieben tperoet, um
etnen yStrafantrag" oeS Get0sfanSlerS
bcrDor3urufen. ODD fam man it1
bariiber our yfotb nit Der 8etra@tung
biunegIeBen, oaB Iolde 9~itunDGutigteit
eegen p0rtli6e poer l6rtftlibe Beleibi>
all,aeu ni1t i'm 8elonberen Sismard'S
9(rt, iDnoern i'm ~9lllgemeineu oe1tlGe
@olfsart lit. Die 13abl pcr Sniurienz
&lasen 9ebt IN Deutiblaab III Die 3ebnz
taulenDe, NIB ibre 8eranlallungen geben
ms lln9laubli6e. @elegentli6 baben tpir
%surGrgobune uulerer 2eler einise ltnldiie
gu iol1en &lagen mitgetDeilt. Bel ether
&m1ne9ieBeret btnter'm MetBbier9laie
laet ein @aft gum anbern: ygt9, b0r'
auf, Ou bi1t aud 10 cin nltramontaner."
SDfort eine Sniurtenflage!- Sin
Nngebeiterter, Dem Der S9ubmann bilft,
leime 9austbiir 3u finoen, Ia9t i'm all:
vWGnnefen, ertGlten Sic ftn nibt!" -
Beletoignng zines Beamtsn i'm Nmte!
neutrality-suspicious. 3u n1eDr>
tGgiger @efGngntBitrafe - yNa, ste
ftno mir aud bet Ge6te!" ruft Semanb
I'M Corn bcrI Qnbern 81. Strads lGuft
ber gum 0ert1t un0 tlagt auf SerleBung
letner @Dre, neil ct J. d Der &e6te fet.
Sin Observation-Disclosures 8latt entbGlt
cine 6i6terii6e 41lpra6e eu ben &aiier,
tuorin Oieier ais vlieber 8ruber" be3ei9z
net tpiro. @lei6 padt i'm Der Stats
autpalt nno beDirtt icille Gerurtbeilung
iuegen 0taieftdtsbcleieisung!
$50 Die 0iln1bGuti8tsit 10 allseneine
Observation-Disclosures lift, fam man BENT
&anSter I1on ettpaS 5u @ute balter,
lpeull CT IS ebenfaus ieoen Augenblif fir
nOtbig Ddlt, ieine gbre BON @eri0tsmes
gen fifteen 5u laiien. 8eionoers nenn,
ME eS ber 6au lit, bic i'll leinem 9iomen
erbobenen neutrality-suspicious. oft ben
polttiiNen 3meG 6abcn, rei0sfcinOliben
S6impfboloen Jelpeft Dol 0ent Eetdc
nnb befien oberitem Beomten ~einSuprd.
gen.- 9lber uelln Die @rnpfinblidteit li9
10 weit itei9ert, OaB oas Wtuuoitld OeS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-09
.6eialaele MieoerInae+

Cine tpoDlper0ientc gelal5ene 9ttcoers
la9e fit Yrd1iocnt @rant 1T Der bonn na>
ti0nalen Nbgeoroneteubaule nit Der tar
felt WteDrbett BON l49 9e8en 50 st. allgez
nomllene BelhluB, melOer erflart, baB
fir fein e~inSiges Ocpartenlcllt Der 3tegte>
rltng Elm @rnno porltc9t, gsgeN Die le1
bige 0teSieruns III ArtaniaS eInaul1reis
ten.
9ur6 bieien 8ei9IuB, fir tpel9en beiz
nabe ale namDatteren 9tepubllt1ner OallD
in 0ano nit Den 9em0traten 1ttmmtelt,
lit bic aIberne auf N%bicBung Des Sou;
perneur @arlanb uno auf leiie Grle5un9
bur1 ben 9lbeuteurer Broofs, ioipte auf
umltoBung Der leueu &erfaiiung bon 2lrz
fanlaS bin3ielcnbe Botibaft Oes 8rdiiz
oenten griiuoli6 uerDorfen ultO ab9et6al.
Gbeuio enpftnoli0 lit Die JtteOerlage
be5 9bgeorDneiem Mar0 nrn G9icagD.
St bate befanntliU i'm 8toeripru6e
nit Der aus orei 9tepu6lifanern ullo @iz
ren, 9emofraten beltebenoen Wlebrbeit
oes Qusi0ulie5, ipel6er Die u1teriu>
dlIug ibcr NrtanIaS fIbrte, einen Wttn>
berDeitsberi1t gegen Die 9tegierun9
IND 8crfuilun9 bon Nrtanlas er1tattet.
Aber Der Jtepublitaner ScuOOer bon Der
Wiebrbeit Des GomiteS BAT lit Der SiBung
oes nationaIen Qb9eoronetenbaules pom
2. Mdr5 oargetban, Dap 9Saro's Serl0t
icber BrgriinDung ertbebrt ull0 OGB Die
Don Maro Dor9ebrabten Wtor0gei6i1ten
elmer gGn3li0 uD%eripulloe1cn YertoOe i'll
Der 0el1t9te BON NrfanlaS angeb0reu,
Dap Dagesen beute 6alelblt auilOeu ben
belDell Jtacem 0as bette G%lnuerneDmen
berri9t ulo ni9t n~ent8e6arbtge uilter Der
~conierpatioen Jte9terung Dffentli6e Qem=
ter bethlehem. @ar0'S i0Da9er Geriu0,
ieinem Geri6t gu DertbeiOigen, iDarD baum
bon benz @omitemitglie0 Bolano auf
@runo Oss u~nieren Geiern bereits be-
fainter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gGn5lt0 aerz
trummert. @lei6DoDl beantragte1Saro
einen Bei4luB, porna6 0roofs NIT
@affengeipalt etngeleBt iper0en 1oute.
Sb9lei6 Ben Butler tDte tou fiir @arD'S
Antrag marb, fieL OerieIbe bod srIlbz
LID 0nr@, nut SO StimMen fieIen oafir,
aber 1873 oasegen, porauf bet i'm Gin>
aara Dieies Mrtifel5 angefibrte Sel9luB
Qngerommen unroe.
9ur9 biele 8el1luBnabrne bes 6au=
ies iin0 aud Die l6auerli6en 0ebOepez
i6em bes Sen. Sberioan uber Artanlas
eriubli6 2igcn 9eltratt.
SelDlI DIele DeIleUIBeu IepuuItIuHL>
i6en @lbgeorOneten tDel6e fir Das
neueite @emaltsBeieB gegen bier Glib
1taaten 9eitirnmt batterl, babelt arn 2. D.
5u @unitcn Des 8ei1lui1eS eeitimmt,
tporna6 fIr tein e~inStges 0epartement
Der 9tesicrune eiu @rnno Dorlie8t. gegen
Die ieBi9e 0tesierung in Nrtanlas eul5ui
i9reiten.
0amit buben fi6 OteIe 9erren ieIbit
rebt Oerb auf ben Wtun6 9ei6lasel.
Nrtanias lit ia einer Der pierS uoltaatel,
gegen ioelbe lt9 ibr i~nfanes @epalts7
geleb rt6tet; uno iebt 9eiteDen tie ielbit
Elm. .oaB tctnerlet Wruno gu irgcno elmer
WtaBre9clung Oes Staatcs Nrtanlas Mno
i%eiIer Jtcgierung porltegt!
Ote oben belpro0ene 9lbltimmuuq
iiber Qrfanias ut lonit cine aelalaele
uno Sepfeffcrte Nteoerla9e ni0t llur fir
Den YrGltpenteT uno ieins l6Imnlem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-09
GOn9re6 (ab).
CHICAGO. HI.

Der 43. GonsreB bat am 4. MGrs
bic a~mitdn6i9fte SanbIun9 ieines stpetz
iGbri9cm OaieinS eetBan, b. b. ff6 aufz
del6if. Seine 8erbienlte babem rpd6rerib
Oes gon3cn 8erIaufs ieiner SbGtiefeit in
niHts Qnberem b~eitGnoen, ais BARN, oaB
ibnt Tilandes 8ole, mas ct getpout bat,
iniblunecn lit.
50 nod in ben lebten MugenbIifen
feiues DaIeins bic Grb0bun9 bcs 8rGitz
benton aunl St6nbre6ts : 6errS
S6cr ii6er bic Siibitaaten. Oas Q6gez
nr6netenbaus bate ben betreffenben @e>
ftbenttpMrf (force bilD angenomnlen,
aber ocr Sendt unterIieB es, feline Gus
%ftimn1un9 su crtbcilen.
Wu6 Der Don Gog1n 1%usQebedte lllge>
keuerli6e BlGn, u1ter Dem VortDaloe
cimer AusgLei@u Der 9anbs
oeIbtr tbounties) fir GeIeiftete &rie9S-
Stenfte, ben 8unOesi6aB I'M 80 bis 60
Wilionen Dollars su berauben, narb
mod in Der elften Stunbe nit tnapper
g1nth rereiteIt. Oo9 ni9t, obne baB
supor bic republttanii9e Wtebrbeit bes
Observation-Disclosures Gele9enbett sebabt
bate. bas 6uBeritc MfaB ibrer perbrc6e;
Tii6en Rndt6tsLoitgfeit ST. aet8en. SIN
GenGte mar benz @Itipurte, nm Ibn 10
obfhredenb unb un9tbenerlt6 5u MAIDEN,
Bat feline 8efirmorter 0apou abltebcI
miiRten, Der !3uiab a~n9ebGn9t iporoen,
6ok BEL Der Auselet6ung Der 9ano9eloer
feine BON ben @in~aeIltaaten an SolOdtell
ae,abIts QrGmien ~(bounties) III Anre3'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-03-09
&nrfeiE9erfaA.

Son Den 1875 repu0Itfanil6en Wtlt>
gIteoern be5 Observation-Disclosures oes
As. GongrelicS ltimintcr 81 Direct 9e9ell
bas WeieB our &er0epaltlgurg pon pier
Siloltaatell uno ~ anOere ellt5o8en 1ttD
BET 9lbtlmnung, I'M llttDt tut oaS @elcB
l%ttrnnscll Si mu1lell.
lluter Den 81 ltno beirabe aue 6ie>
ieni9en republifanii0en Abgeoroneten,
melbe cincn n0ttonaleu Nanlen DaDcn,-
MRGuncr ipic OaipeS llO Die beioen Soar
DON W~iallu0uletts, 0ale Don Wfaiue,
Bolan0 llllo 9SillQro BON Sermont,
@eu. OolpleD bon Connecticut, JtoDerts
BON JtemsOOrf, Softer nnD @arftelo Doll
S0iD, QSlllarD pon Dtl6igal, &aIlon
BON Solun, uno Der bel 9ettem fGDlglte
inter ben republifanii0en Nbgeor0neten
BON SItnOiS, 0r. 8urOar0. gu otelen
81 fpmmt ais acknowledgment Der
SpreNer Blaine, eiu gang eutl6ieoener
Weglter DcS WeiualtSgelcBes. NuO inter
ben 20, Die ll1 ale Der Apltintmlng elts
5ogell, % ! lie NIT We9nern oes 0eleBes,
Die uldt anlpe1enD leln r0nnten, elit ueber>
eintOmmeu bebufs ge8enletttgen Ntdts
Stlnlnlens getrotTen SIT Daben, ltllo 9e>
iptdtige Wtduner.
Die rcpublifanil0e WtebrDeit bon l35,
ourG ipelde ons Wemalts9eleB in 2l6>
georonetcnbaule iieQte, belteDt meilt aus
ben unbeOeuten0tten Neltten, nlD 1lt6t
iperiger ais 50 oerlelben iinO ntdt pies
Der geipGblt, ba0en pollttlG nt6tS rlelr
su perlieren. BeinaDe Der einsl9e Wtanll
BON n~otionoler Beoelituug inter iDnen
lit 8en. Butler. Sbm geDor0tem tie
osun aud blin0lilg5, lllo man lnltB rs
ibm lalien, haB Ell Die 4artetlu0tel NIT
getpoDuter @eiNidIi9telt uno 8uht 8es
lU!Dun8en BAT.
OaS WewaltS9eieB tDuroe bon ieinen
Treunoen l0on III Der republttaniiGen
Yarteiperlammluug fir Die uwt0ttgltc
YartetmaBregel" erfiGrt. uuD Denlo6
leDntc iib Der cigentIi9e Iern Der Yartet
gegel balIslbe 10 entlOieOen aut! &aun
IS einel algell6einlideren Selpets fir
Den 3erfau der Yartci geben
Sel6lt inter 9enen, bic I'M lebten
Script noO nit Der republitanilWel
Yartet Dur9 Dilnn uilo 0iG 9in9en,
Derrl6t ieBt cine ebenio tiefe SpaItuM9,
tpie lie im $. 1860 SiDiineu ben Oou9laSz
9emofrateM nilD ben Su0anan>S slno>
fraten geberr10t bat.
Gine pom attell 8arteifram unab>
bGnai9e SppoIition Derm0Ote ieBt Dol>
rcpublifanii6en Yartet Ill it6 5I 5le1en ;
nllO ais 9roBe f!egretde 9lattOnalpartet
t0nnte fi1 Ole republtfanil6e Yariet
lpoDl nur 0anu iDleDer SulanmcnlOlles
Ben, iueuu Die 0eulofratet llnnerantz
wortlt0e 8eDler uno 0umm9etten be-
9eDen pitrotn.