davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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epueftipnett BON 8rieffaffen.

gon aaitsn all rem spei belonberen gReo,n
mslne ais Sternfaitsn %befaunr inb, 600 nnb
il.4o vs.. W. 2.3O ufb 7.15 81. Wf. Sam
ta9s-9.30 9. 81. mnb Z q. W.
y AN Sftertagen = GEO q. U. unb
v; w: Wpn allea anberu aalfen merssn
que Srteft. auf benz &udpey Der SrGoer opas"
nOll. m Y. y. 8aa 2eu, y W.
, 1875-11-01

9ie Serren &nor ulb Wren, @ebeim
poli5iien, boben cine 2iite pon 36 1b=
rem, welde mdbrcno Der @~usfeQun9 &C.
lto1len wuroen.
, 1875-11-01

Ser @lerf Der GbancerD Court bat
wdbreno hes Monats Oftober $50 ur-
funoen e%in9etra9en.
, 1875-11-01

Ser GoIeoonieu Club bate noroe-
item cine @iguns in 5armokp 9aa in
Der Brpao Str.
, 1875-11-01

Gi9ter Bomb ernannte poriseu Conn
obeno Ser, SpiOn oils n&ecelosr" Der
Gbelapeafe & Obio gilenbabn.
, 1875-11-01
Msntag 1. nousm bet 1875.
Gtatt Ni6mpno.
1tu1ere Ganbibatem.
Gonierbatibes Sidet.

Senat.
Bradley s. Sobnion.
Miaiam 6. Sanner.
Charles s. Wortbam.
s arbosSaus oerOele9aten.
%. g. W. &elam.
8iGiam %. Grump.
WiGiom g. Gilman.
Samcs $. 0ooleD.
Gbarles Il. Wiaiams.
, 1875-11-01

@de Der 1lten unb Otain Ctr.
Ter YrDteiior label fsine Grsurrs unb Oas
pnbllfam sin, isine Neutrality-suspicious. li9 se=
raliglt ansufeben.
Wdberes iiter bie netIhitSsnsn @la1sn mnb
bic 2sbrarien iDnnen bet Vref. Qanbe Wc. IL
Gali Sroao SttaBt, posr in etr Meaosmie sr.
frast pupeu.
Sic neueltenTdnse iperoen qelcbrt.
Der titsrritt fir iunae Eamen, WGt6en
unb aanbsn, fnpet Wiilwots nnb SOun.
aoenes, Muh iiass pom A bic 6 ubr, btn Ses
9srrsn Dienltase nnb 6tsItaes, Itsnes pOn 8
bis. 10 llbr ltatt. tb II Int
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Office MN Qonrnitcr q. 0,t1p \
Stem Marfet Gptel.

Sd crlaube mir nleinen Treunoen uno
8efannten s%rasbfnf ansuseiged, : s i9 Ypn
MOnt"9 ON ilen Npptr. an, hos Nfp War-
let 6cteI BON benz . rrn &. ". 6. ScbnnEn
fduHit iternsbmnn peres uuc maGr3u ,lrtb
Darouf aufme fam .:pab Der 2aaI Der 5ct Is,
ipsI6sr lid telOnbers fur prieat @efeQih fter
uob 8due e'saet, Den mir fiji lclb 3meds
gem etbet ipereen faun. Nipntaa p,,r Elm
8aa pes GbidabpmpnY Spcial CLUBS balelblt
itattliueeu. @rseteuf
q. On gtIftne.
, 1875-11-01

Sbeater Gt,arren : 0eihdft
@fe Der 7tcn unD Srpao Giraffe
un,sr BEN Rtbmonp Gbsatsr,
&i d III o II ), @a.
Die fsinfen einbcimilben unb imprrtirten
@ilarrsn uno Satafe b,lis gum Nsrfani.
belne Wesritalm pfe,fcn unp Gig rleie
lp Sen. ir mint
, 1875-11-01

pahasiere, frelde nit bieler 0inie rfiien
ssrmeiosn cine LANCE unb laftiee Omnibus.
6abrt rur& @aitihetOn, unb erretden 9alti.
mere cine Stlrbs frGber, ale !3use neIts 81.
reft pom WalbinstOn abfnbrsn.
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m 6 a f E n.
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10. 8 !3tpeite pplisei StatiOn.
w. A Critic poEaei e tation.
@o. . Sprtssnbass. Bite Stra6e. nabe
grpab. "
No. 6 DSrOf anb 2atbsr 5ouls." Broad
SftaBe, apiiden Der 9tsn unb fOten.
DC Z spriBsnbaus, 18tsp ctr. nab
S,antlin.
NU. 10 &pfetts.
No. 10 Gde Der f2t5n unb Ctr.
NO. Ia Gde Der 10ten unh gyrp Ctr.
Np. 10 Gde Der 1itsn unp gars ctr.
No. 10 Gds Der gine NIB Wtain ctr.
NO. II @de Der 3tsn un6 2uYal Ctr.
No. ri Gfe Der 25lten mne 9roab e.
Nf. 2-3 gds Der 17tsn unr N.arlbau ctr
VIC. PA ode Der 17tsn uup Malbinatpn
Ctr. 4aa lo
Ns. s-5 Hjstrrgulitan giitn, @erfs. 7
Str.
NO. 20 Gds Der 5tsu n Maim Cir.
no. 81 Gde Der 14ten unb Main ctr.
M0 3-2 ode Ter 221sn uns Main Ctr
M0. ga Sds Ter 13trn uns Gary Ctr.
NO, SIS Stabtiidss Nrmenbaus.
Np. SO 1fepesar Gt enaWerfe.
Ne. Al @ds Der Stsu unb ysis ctr.
no. 2 SrpAb ssra6s, de 5atl gay.
NO. IS @ds 2 rug unb Vine Ctr.
no. - sds ct. 5ameS unb Dupal Ctr.
go. 40 or geub us. 25lts Sts.
No. 81 S~prigsnbdus, 10 Ctr.
No. 52 e's bel Clay uns @nlmer ctr.
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@iienbQunem etc.
Ydlttmpre unb Sbip Gifentabn.
; u7fh ed. faR3a Hm T4Qi N'4l3
g 6tl si H967- t2fl19
Die 9rOBe rationale, boppefte @dienen<
alnie, 5pii@en @aibinston uno
Baltimore, "
Der Often unD Welten,

&eiisnSe Derlafeu &i6mcab UNI Q lltr IS
Wtnuten Na9mittaes, Sia Der &ihmono,
fredericksburg rnb potomas Giisntrbn unb
pctomac Tam fer; madt lbnele gerrinbuna
IN Oh pbut, oeaenibsr 9Ier ,nbria, nit rem
Sa tincre unb Stip SGpeaauee nnb galti-
more, ptilaeeIkbia uno alien YIabsn in ben
New @nel4no Staatsn.
, 1875-11-01

Wessn her 1abrprei{s. 1atensn nnb anse,,r .anspr.
rtat;Dn Sinbe man fib an bic Tifet-StTee ber Gcnlpat
ME 1901 Niatn 5traee, S26 Maiun; :, BauarS Souil
uap (te Sffcen be slid cnr, 8recertfsblra NIB pptc
mse @tient dbn, Aitmunf, ga. -
&. ". Grle. sen raj Itaft 4oent: g.. p. 9crte,
9lltitert SeHerai : Diet asent; Ibpmas ". @ba.p
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fmt0flider gaTaeistr.@aent
l y emit 1901 @aina... @tdmipnb, @n.
, 1875-11-01
@ullman s6lafwasen

bon Sbipbuo unb 8aibiuatoft natb 9len
Sort obne Wedieluns Der Nueen.
, 1875-12-27

said TINT lo "lsas never made speech in
Congress OIL nny subject, anl hns mover i,,-
trot'need MI important mensuro." 1Io Inns nj.
Fo 1ai!ett to voto on 1nnny important 1neaq-
nres Among these wero the Scnnso Initiation
hill which GRANT retoel KEILEY's g.G5
shinp!aatcr-bond scheme; I1oAn's amendment
making only gold and silver lcgal-tenlor aflor
July 1, 1871; FosTEns amendment reducing
Tho amount Of grecnbacks to $4,000
0on; md, on its fnnl passage, tho
House currency bill. We trust tilat
Mr.. MonnlsoS's record in the future wilt be
fuller than It hRs been in the past, What is
'cet!cd just now is aggressive rcform,-votes
for positive measures. Let tho Waya and
ineana Committee report such measures, MID
lei its Chairman carry them through. Mr.
Monn1sos has an admirable opportunity. II
ho fnila to utilize 1t, tho fault will DO his own,
, 1875-12-27

trollcr HAYES to induce him to sign the swi.,-
ding contract. lie stated his Legal oljcc-
| si"ns. wien it wns reported That I'll "opin.
ion rs to The legality Of thc ordinance Ind
been nlrea}y given by City-At,orncy JAMIE
*os, WHO is becoming conspicuous for tho
'caso anll faeilisy with which he furnishes
urinions for thu Hing. Hut thc Comptroller
! still refused Ia sign until SO advised b. Tho
Corporation Counsel The ,untter, there
fore. rests with Jn1sc plcEEY, who will
probably give his opinion today or to.mor-
row, nni by that opinion tho Comptroller
will, 1t ls said. bc governed III his notion. 1t
present lie In in conflict witt. tlsc Mayor and
with the Hing members Of the Council who
voted fur this ordinance. lie opposes tho cx-
ccution Of the ordinance t,ccause s,,c!, n con.
trart rs IL is required l,o shalt execute is pro
llihitc1 by tho charter, which reads. Art, :.
Secs. 90 un1 gt
Neither the City Council nor any department or
officer Of the corporation sall add to tho corporation
expenditures in any onn year anything over aud
above tho amos,nt provided for in tlle annual appro-
rFiaion hill Of that year nxcep herein otherwi.e
respectfully provided. Provided, huwcycr, that
nothing hrretn tonta!nrd sh. prevent tc City Co,,u-
eli from ordering. hy twothir1s vote. nuy Improve
nent tho necefttfy uf which IA causr hy any casualty
Or Incident happening After such annual urrroptia-
tton IN made. M contract shall le hereafter malta by
tho City Council. OF any COMMITTEES or nemhor OF
thereof. and III nspsnne ahaN he incurred By any Of
tic oiccss or departments OF tho rporation whcthrr
tile object Of lilo expenditure shall haye been ordered
by tie City Council not, unless IN appropriation
shall have been previously made concerning k,,ch ex.
perse. except herein othcrwiao expressly nrov1isd
Tho criminal codo Of tho State, Sec
POS. provides:
Every person hot.lInG nny public Office State, cn.
II, Or municipal, who shall be guilty Of any rat1nbfp
ninsaioH of duty, or who hhal be guilty Of con-
tractng directly or Indirectly for tho expenditure Of
agFeafer sum or amonnt Of money than may have
been, 1t tho ttuo Of making tho contracts auprort-
aea OF aet apatt by law 10 10 contracted for or az
pch,led upon the subject matter Of tho contracts.
when no special rsoyalon shall heyo boon iuato for
tho rsnta,ment thoEeof shall 10 ancd not exceeding
sl0,ooo and may be removed from ha oC!cs, trust or
employment.
These sections Of the now chnrtor aro
amply sufficient to show tho il!cgality Of tho
proposed contract. It cannot bo claime{l
TINT tho uulighted condition Of the outside
md vacant territory Of tho city is in any why
duo to any " casualty or Incident happening
after June 30, 1875, tho date Of tho last
appropriation ordinance; and contract in-
rolving IN immediate expenditure Of money
without any previous appropriation for TINT
purpose is made ponal otIenso by tho OIL
cor executing such contract. Tic Common
Council cannot by ordinance require the
Mayor or Comptroller to do I'LL act prohibited
by the low OF the Stnte.
, 1875-12-27

The formal opening Of Prof. Sw1So' s Cen
tral Church yesterday wns attended by n
crowd. In spite Of the most wretced weathcr
OF tho heason, which, seems TO indicnla TINT
tho people who have joined this eminent
gentleman in his independent movement are
not merely fair-weather Christians Tho
temporary confusion incident to the location
Of tile places TINT llnvo been reserved will not
need to recur, antl from now on Tho enterprise
1nay DO regarded IA one of tho prominent
religious institutions. conspicuously at
tractive by reason of this ent1earmcnt In
which The pastor il held, the contral location
Of the building In which the services ara con-
ducted. tho l!enrtiness Of tho congregational
singing rs contrasted with tie formal qrar-
tettc choir singing Of other cl.urcl,os and tho
sincerity Of church feeling which is liberated
from tho confusion aud restraint Of nero
cogmns. In view Of the fnct that this
church will always be crowded, and thnt
there will b. q constant demand for tho Bents
TINT haze not been reserved and also the re-
served seats not occupied for tho limo, Prof.
swsSo will be fully justified in pere1nptorily
closing tho doors At n certain hour Thus,
If tho services begin at quarter before II,
it will be entirely proper to refuse admission
to oil who come after II o'clock. Justice to
those who are arcady in their seats suggests
TINT they sllnll not bo disturbed aiscr tho
eormcn is begun, md tho strict enforcement
OF such rulo would soon get tho congFega-
lion III the hhbit Of prompt attendance.
, 1875-12-27

Tho University Of Chicago is to DO cou-
graduate upon tho selection Of A1oNzo
AnEnNRrHr os President mud tho probability
that ho "ril1 accept tho position. A1r. AnEa-
NErHv !" graduate Of tho University, wns
Colonel II ono Of tho Iowa regiments sluriug
tho War hnd has many years been Suporin.
tendent IT Public Instruction in Town. lIo
differs il .nany essentials from any Of tho
former Presidents Of tho University,
and will supply the practical, administrative,
and poHtlar. qualities which hayo heretofore
been sadly deficient III TINT institution. Willie
baptist in UNCONVENTIONAL profession, he 10
not tho 'nan to ensourago any scrious ciarac-
teristica In tho management of the College.
He Is young lnRn and gallant sort Of fc1-
low, who will command Mt onco the respect,
admiration, md goodwill Of tho students, and
probably contributo In very marked degree
TO the populaszing of the institution. With
the selection of Mr.. AnEnSEruY there seems
to be new departure, nna determination
that the University shalt be freed from tho
intcr'.nl dissensiona that hare Chiefly i'm
paired its usefulness in The past.
, 1875-12-27

It has long been oyideut that the Ottoman
Empire waa hollow sholl, but letter from
resilient OF Constnntinoplo to our Now York
namosako shows that internal decay has como
30 for that the ahcll must soon collapse from
,ts own woigat. Tho Government Is power.
Less to control its own subordinatea. Thero
is no pretensa to tho contrary. Imperial do
crees arc issnod for tho Bake Of their effect
upon tho European guardians of tho Sick
Man, not with any Idea that thoy will DO
obeyed. Thus the produce tax hos boen
nomina'ly reduced from 124 to 10 nor
cent, but the tax-gqtberow rigidly collect
the old ratio. In Cappadocia, taxes
not due until 1877 are now being
wrnng from the people. OF course, Ituo or
mono Of thia money will roach Constantinople.
The officials believe TINT the Empire Is
doomed, and arc making use OF their brjof
authority to got rich whilo they may. In
Armenia, these larpies are mcrcilesaly enforo-
ing wholly imaginary clai,ns@ for "arrears,"
There il u case on record In which widow
las been forced to sell l!or household furni-
turo to pay the military.oxemption tax"
for her husband during the ton years eince
his death. While tue Government is thus
helpless to keep its promises to its subjects,
it is equally impotent or faithless in liz prom
ises to the citizens Ut other nations and to
the nations themselves. It las ropudiated
port Of Its debt, and It has Just signed tho
international postal treaty only 10 broak II.
by tho terms Of tho treaty, a letter can bo
sent anywhere Ia Turkey for cent?. But
In fact, the old charge OF cents for 100
hours travel Of the postnan, lG for 200. md
.. for 800 or over, Is atill maintained. An
envelope with 6-oont stamp attached may
got to Conatantinople, but no farther. Az
might bo expected FROM such = state Of af.
falr. the men high in Office are rotten with
corruption. Thu present Minister Of Marine
was aisgraoed for eulbezzlemeuk ten years
ago, and has since lived comfortably on
tho sum ho stols,-some S95,o0O,0o9, II
TWEED should return to this country In
1880. and DO elected to some higl,
oiilce,-as, not to unauly praise our civiliza-
ton, he might bs,-ws should lave pasal-
lei hore to the present condition OF thugs In
tho Turkish Ministry. The Grand Vizier
lin.solf was areatod three yoars ago for EN-
bozzliug 81, ,000, 700, and the missing money
has never been accounted for. Tho Minister
Of War ia no better taau he should be, no bat
ter than French war officials under NArotEoa
III. were, for the neoesaity Of equipping
troops for the Herzegovina campaign has
shown that the clothing supposed 10 bs In
, 1875-12-27
THE NAVAL EXPENDITURES.

1t Will be remembered Tint. SONG fire NJ
6'< weeks ago, there were daily atlvices fron
New York, Philadelphia, md Washington, in
dlcat1ng large expenditures in Tho nava1 lie.
rArsn'ent, conducted in the most mysterious
manner, md apparently In the apprehension
Ut MI outbreak Of hostility with some foreign
milton. The only plausible explanation TINT
could be mntlu of these expenditures Mt tho
time was TINT tho Government wes in pos.
session at some special null startling infor,nn.
tion which showed tho necessity Of putting
tho nasy instantly on a war footing. 1t wna
expected TINT tho Presidents message would
s!ivo clow to the real cause. but it WIS not
found there. There was nothing in tho
Presidents message, nor in tho correspond.
cnco of tho Stnto Department, nor in the re-.
port of tho Secretary of the Nary, that ofTor,l-
cd warrnnt for such heavy expenditures ns
had been reported, or Of any e1tra outlay
Of money, nnd tho public has ever since
been in ignorance Of why these preparations
Ind bccn malc.
It il this air of mystery that gives plausi-
blity to the Democratic version TINT has now
been placod on these expenditures. II is al
leEet1 tliat there was mere show of srcndinp
n large alnonnt Of money for tho purpose Of
covering up former expenditures that Ind
been unauthorized An allegation of this kind
should cal1 for the strict investigation which
It is stated Congress will institute Immediately
after tho holidays. 1t is to be hoped that tho
matter will DO probetl to tho bottom. Whether
q large sum Of money bus been expended re.
Gently when tl,cro were no foreign conplica-
, 1875-12-27

st. Louis eslebra:od Chrts.mas-Dav Ia a mtn-
NOR peculiar to that city. In lGht betwoen
Some boss one shot tho othor in tho mouth.
In domestic row, woman chopped up man
with hatoast. Another boy MAS stabbed In tho
knee by bootblaek. Two women got on q
Christmas drunk, and one alashsd the other With
q arazor. The llst Of festivities ctosss with au.
other domestic atray, tn which ono man bsata
smother With u club almost to death TOR having
invAdad tho counub1ai prtvaclea Of h!s house.
Tbs dispatch usisely says that OhtiatEnas was
cesebtatod In 1T, Louia In tho usual manner.
While this sort of celebration Of Tho birth OF
our Losu WAS going oa ia 1t. Louis. the good
peopie of Chicago met In their temples wtth
praise and song, aud galhsrsd about their we'll.
laden tatlss. and celebrated tho day In ssenly
Rnd revs11ntlal n.Annor.
, 1875-12-27

our usual Monday morning collection Of
pulpit matter will be fonnd to embrace a ne
culiarly checry aud agreenble sermon by tho
Rev. RonEnr CoLLrKn, who finds plenty
Of reason why people should be cheer
tul md hopeful; sermon by tho Rov. D.
B, cHEsEx, sketching tho progress of tho past
century made by the Baptist denomination !;
and another by the Rev. j. Mosno G1psoy,
Of the Second Presbyterian Church, on tho
promise Of salvation rs given to tho patri-
Arch9 Of old
, 1875-12-27

A dispatch from Paris, printed In the last IT,
auo Of Tue TRIBUNE, rovea!s q glimpse OF the
possibilities Of Ulttamontantsnl which one can
contemplate With profit, siuoe tho fanRs h.vo
been drawn. Nine. GAspAREN, having presented
a copy OF her husbands works to tho library at
Bouaaeuois, tho Director Of tito library Hritea
back to her In an insulting manner:
This very morning We made the finest fire ever seen
with all tloao works, How pleasant, n9w the ,uorn-
ngs ara chilly. to ones nR.ra With II. do Gas
rAnis's books THEY burn sp!enddiy: onco mors
pAnis'a, has dono IN great service, and hope to
warm ourselves again With bin books. Meanwhile,
pray accept our w&rmeat compliments.
Tho delight Of the Bousssnos Director over
the burning books reminds ono Of tho horrible
satisfaction Of cannibal rubbing his lands a. 10
watches tho missionary cooking before him. 1t
shows in worry ciear light what Fronch Ultra
montantsm might do had 1t the poHor that 1t
wiolded in the dxya Of tho 1uqulsision.
, 1875-12-27
PERSONAL.

yon Bulow begius hls aocond series Of Plant
roo.tal. In New York Tonight
Tue New York World excuse4 t.se!f In twe
columns OF fine PRINT for being fond Of Augusta
Evans noyols. ;
Col, Valentine Batter Ia said to bs employing
bis spare ti.as Ia prison In writing book about
hia campaign In khisA+
Bishop Gilbert Haven frat became famous h1
advocating mscogonatlon ~ \ scientific soiutIos
Of the issues left BY tue War.
The Prince Of Wales has m income Of onlJ
e575, coo rer annnm, and ha couldn't afford II
pay bis own expenses In India.
New Jersey t1ampa are put In lookup &nl
givea q steady diet Of crackers and water. 8ncs
tho adoption OF this systsn Nav Jssaey has fs4
trRmpa.
Cardinal Manning. tn \ recent lsoturs, said
tlst In no country IN tho world VIA tho sduninisr
tsa.lon OF Justice more un.mpeaohAhis than IL
England.
TITO Lo9don Examiner says thu burlosqut
poem "Jon4s Fisher" waa written "sithes b
nobe1t Browning OF the dsyil." 1obert Brown
Ing dauies having writsen it.
Mias Corn A. Dillon. daughter of 9ldne1
Dillon, vas married iu Nov York few days ago
Tbs MOS. conspicuous presents were from Msa
Kidney Dillon and Ils. Jay Gould.
Prot. Stanley Jsyon's s1ttois IN the FortntgaQx
deaigosd to show that tha purchase Of The tsl4
graph lines in England by The 0ovsznmsns ny
4 great blundeE, hAs attzaotsd &&tenton In lndu4
sntial quarters.
Surrogate HutehIns. Of Nov York, has refuss&
10 admit to probate tho viii Of Ann Eliza pAks{
widow ladv about 10 years Of sgs, who dssds
her property. amounting to 10000. to her fsu
, 1875-12-27

prudent to nsk tho consent of tho Mexican
Congress. Mr., Foster replied by diselnim-
ing for tie United Stntcs my schen,c Of nc
QUESTION or extension Of territory. Int plainly
insimatng that such scheme might be thu
inevitable outgrowth OF the present condition,
Of affnira. md Of the acknowledgment Of tho
hclplcssnesa Of the Mexican Government in
the matter. This sort Of talk sounds like
ltlstnrss.
, 1875-12-27

sa*noRs, the 'noicty n.nn, Inns turned up
again, and, will. Gen. Hur1En as ,,is counsel.
puts in bill for 100000, tue Same being
10 per cent of tia lines aud penalties col
lectett, as ho c1aims upon information fur.
n'slird by him 10 the internal revenue of-
ficers. hut SASDonH finds chilly at1nos-
p}'ere in tho Departments it in Ind year
Tor 'noieties. Commencing with Commits
Eoner PnA1r, he is told to 70 10 Secretary
HR1s1ow, who declines to euertain the claim.
ana tells him to 60 10 Astorney-Gcneral
P1EhhEroST, with an excellent prospect that
the Inter will tell him to 20 to the al.
, 1875-12-27

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer Ia snItous 10 hava
The rule repealed which Tequiros = two-thi1ds
vote tor 4 Presidential nomination By Demo-
cratic Convention. Hence No infor that ths
Enqutrrr thinks the "gseeubaoksss" will ba =
majority. but not two-thirds. Of tho uozt 0onven-
lion OF itA party.
, 1875-12-27

store consists OF worthless rags, whilo tho
gunrowder is represented by ncnt packages
of charcoal dust. Tho i,ge fabrio Of mis-
rli|o md oppression, Of public and rriyato
vice, which is called tho Ottoman Empire,
haH been undermined by those wlnso duty It
wns to strengthen It, and is now the tottoring
Cu,,,sra
, 1875-12-27

Most Of our q statesmen are not states.
men. They aro politicians. They represent
no great iIoa 4 search into the record Of
the new Chairman Of the Ways and Means
Committee seems to exclude 1fr. Moan1soH
from tho category OF ths stases,uon. Il L.
, 1875-12-27

Tia famous mApdAts, Lat no Guilty mAn aseap$,n
oono Hon1 GaANF-CHICA0Q TxMuAM.
MCDONALD says, on ths otaaz hand. "ths saFin9 Il
bnisToss, and It VA suggested b. hiEn "a 0xAxy.-
4ssu York Sun.
Ba1srow ought 10 know. In hin tslsgsaphla
lstser hs declared that Altar Essdlng Il to Tho
pzsstd4nt ths lAttsx oxdar>d liQ 10 eeAee On III
, 1875-12-27
Tbr G6imoo Iribune.
Monday Morning. December ~. 1878.

To-day we ara promised moderation Of
tho present rather comfortable chilly weather,
and moro OF the rheumatic air md dispiriting
mud with whiel. VIC have been so generously
endowed nour back.