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Dal&insiuu iuR6rt. esais i@rsibsn ben bin.
tHsa Shell bu Saris Spu, Srsslsn bnnn BIZ
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v. BrIfsrsbsrssE fsIibrissr Snauss.tr tss
Marietta "Register' bat ftius Drudnsi an
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SsrIauft.
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mus, 70 Iassn mir, Nati. II bsr Mann; r
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pftTee uno Utsp.
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Mai 27. 1879.

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BEN GsHtaHT eiHimgHt HHFH gfTfH4 ma@m.
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srmiiitIa tu nrnta rEa&issa sinstIiSirits tE>
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$500 3pnHfH uHe zen 3eee EnfCiisu 9fIfIIIait;
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lambs.
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Guantb, JiGGsa & 9HsHg,
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0alferla ill Elm SHblIlnl lir CATER Ed
" u 10 aneiHsbm inm ginnibmfH ale 6shia
Bhr BInb. aelii uHe IaHTtH Waafn 10 q nun
bnbiT. Die afTItf fmpffbIm Is.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01

Eribe 3nSibten. - Die SetSfsn
Sfr Gbtfnut Din Gifsnsg. GOmpasHis lclIsn
aubsr gsi&dfiisuns i,in. 10000 Gunnsn GiS
lisssn bel ben @trIsn, pbns 8niGuftr Al babtu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01

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aSHiospambafstrBrHhibstfsi fsin,
I tsili aus GriaIiHnssH bn erua Hns a,bis.
H9.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01

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rnneSfpree.-Sr. Sol DUnntr be.
FauniIi& elmer unlrr anssfrbsnRtn unb pppu.
IGrftn @iribs, Der ni@t alltin sintn bn l&5a.
fen unb frtausntsftn SaIprns IN bitIr Siatt
bat, frnSsrn aud ftts BE rsinlsn unb better
GstranFs Ss3apft ifsbt unttr ben birFsm re.
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niais ~ trIufsn CAB. On 8UIss bn GiSiI.
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ben tis anSne esuif, anb iibifn III lester Dp.
DE aud tItIss @t&t aus. Drti bitIn ,,ss.
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prn. DOnnsr tpsssn gsrfaufens SnfaII&hl
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cline anFIass sn MAIDEN, unb tie gltsn ba,u
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tsrItsst Isinsn 9psifsI, taB abr aud pnl
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faIfGkn @slrinfsn bsi ibm Fsins RsOs IN,
RHr tu bcfsn mare %, hab bic pd6sn Spar.
bunbs bic babinlsn Rsdsn, snibsdt, uub mil
ben Rssnn iummaril& bsfiraft Rsrbsn pHrbsn
sa biss nt&ts aubsrss aIs cine gnI&pSruut
esssn sInsn sbrbarsn, Burger III.
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N0teH unb Wt&fsL bic bur5 sins 9dnl
Oer GrprsB' SfTrt rcIIsriirt tutrStn, fuIIsn Iaut
90nsrsB9sfsB bonn 8. Gsbruar 1875 tinr ,HsI
Qtnl Nibtnutnarit trfprhtrn.
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Slps Sitr aus trsiSsbn tr Snl8itbtnsn
GtsIamsIlsn in Columbia Gnb etasnpariIs I'm
@aHss.
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Dlf halisH e fur tsH tslsn ahIfd tu ifaaIs
IL HHlfTff SidIIfH bfHubi Hurtf.
~. MafiA. 9api. atams GT. Siaat, n. q.
~. pHlb. SupL Der. 81. o. SidtIf. n p.
gNlbtfi 2. Din, Sspl Rat. Or. Siaaf,
gliR NeiI.a
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Stfebrun9 eiue8 Sbtncfen gum
Gbriftentbmm. - Sn @inrinnaIl if rpr
rInistn 5assn Elm GbiusIs gum GbrIOeniBum
iibnsshsltn, unS bic r6lbiSs Iaufs u NIT al
Irr 8tisrIi&Itit Dor T& 8tBanSsn. Der nsuss'
badsus GbriR nsnnt l& gIb Stn 9adirn, u
% Sabre alt unb ttfBt riusn bVbnsn 6'raS
Der SnitlIIssnb aIS man aspUbuIi& unisr ben
bItFssn SSbnsn bee tmmIiI&sn &sI&Fs fn-
bst. Den 3Opf bat glb Ssu i&On felt ISnsssr
3st atesIsst.
Ab Sen Eurse III Canton, China, 9ttcrtt
unb 10 Elm DisI srrsiir Wdnn. &nsIiid'
lpvi&t TT stIGufp, aud IIsitrt sr lt tpis Gin
GmopGr.
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Stabt unb felt 4 NOnattn bat tr rtesImabie
bic @ssIsy Gapsur beIu&t. Ssi Der srRsn
&iusfi&sn rtIistUlm gsriammIuns, ptI&s t.
male bier 9tbaItsH purbe, unb In btr BssIfy
Gaptas Dor Gina @uGsn fattfanb, fiibrli
ab Sm ben gurfB, las bic YibsI unb fang
s,Insn btmmIilGsn 8riiSnn Symnrn I'm Wan-
barintn.DlaIsFt Dor.
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Gentdur 2inimentS
-bit arDBitn 9tiImiitsI, prl6G
ttrraIs rnibtdt purheit flu
Sltii&', 3HO&tn. uHb Rus.
islbtI&ptrbtn. Go gift sptt
Scrttn-uiii irfIBrH iimfttI6.
gen fir GnmtItsnasbrau@ nnt
nit eslbsn iiHii9ldssn fiiT
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ptttsburn qtIiI 1. 1875.

WTupIIIpnen, SWIhIth, II bts II eif,;
@duIirrn, 10 Gts SpfdlGuIiun, 81 gis.;
RibpsHaads,; 10 @isj Rinbatiib Is gts
@dpeintlfil9 $3.50.
aBd6trptiisn. $i.18-20; Sdfer 60 Bis 81
Cts. islesstH, 95gis. bis 1.i2; @tTft, 100
BR9nehtamebL per Auart, ,......6-S els
sfetnmtbL PCT 8ni&tl,. .7O-75 :,
RttI, Gfhbiabr, 6.75 bic $1.OO; RiHttT
600 bic $6.25 /; eIlTa.BamiIie, 7.5O BE.
$.75; RrsstH, $50 bic $6.0OpsT garrsI.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01

@@Ieebter Croft fur bic Sabmer.
Dit MsbSsiaH. .GOafrrtnes, h,I$s Isettn
ibEs SabrssSfIfammIHns In puntInseun ab.
hsll pat bsi@lpisH, ibIt Sibuhsin nS&ass
Jabr IN pasrisbHrs sH baIisH. - Da nun ti.
otrrtH grtsiesr srses 8Esunbe bon SHbusr.
asl& ane Eggnog FAB, 70 bat bisf, MatriaI
srObs HsRaHHHe HHtsr ben bIsNO,m piibHtr
fpsEusEsHHfsH, btHa sas man9sr aspnr ivirt
lbann gum Isbisn RaI s,Ir6bi babsn. - II n.
fern RscifT fisbt iHbsfsn isIu, @sfatr BE-.
ooL btnH Ct ~ sIHn ieHsr S&auotai's, bel
gA lsItR Ser bem 8sIlitub ui&t fiir9i,t, nod
I'D ntniasE saE firtri aIaliasbiatIlsn pfarrfr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01

MRitteI eeeen able GeriAe. -
@an lGntite lwel ostE brsi 3pisbsIn austia.
amber uHh Iese Ge aHf siueH Seller auf ben
Hphfn bee Gemadfs. Gle ,Isbtn In uH.
SIanbII9 IuT;tT 9sil Ale ibIsa MasbiinRnaesH
Ia hsa RFaaIenlmmTa an i& nHt lIHb fsseH-
iaus ben sssahHIl@eH R6HafrHHB.H ssnnlIs.
eth wsl4t Bic iibleH @aiiHs Hur btbsdtn,
abr ni&t ssrirtibsH. RaH fCIt be BRis.
aiIR aas Is@s eiaaesa Ss4IsIa. S&sa BIZ
eesptE hsHeslsH BE 8HifbsIH ~ bisItm
3psds an aHs I'm RItlsIaIir SaIlsn Ge AID
eia eaubiHiIiisI sHF gebalans sOu gInltdana
bd Yta uHe aHbgsH SmSm,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-04-01

S6mer; f&,int sas eOOS bn arn'sn
SlnbII&sn su fsin, 70 uHSHmstSIt& Sts Der
Sob, unb uus itbsn aussnbIId bsfaIlfn 3u
iSnntn. Dabr 10 IS wi&is. ~ jssG 3sit
elm ,uSnIalFsss MiiisI ssSsn S&mrB Srrra.
iBis iu babsn, um as I'M 3Uibfals lu s'brnn'
DEN, pnn mfr bon Samrs ssfoIisTt psrbtt.
Tas lupsrIdliisiie ssiImIiisI in fcI&sn 8alsn
pirb in DIR. pitret's sulamm,nsslsBism Smart
Weed (BIubfruut Utsr northumberland
eriunbtn. Snnsrli& ssnCmmrr, bttIinHnbr,
GbOlsraburafaI, 8rampf unt S&msrS I'm Wla'
gen, llntsrli6sbs&Rnbtu, pISBIitr GriSliun'
gen, raubtn pals unb suilsn. @suBnII4 an
espsubrt bttIl ct AustI&au8sn, @sI@phrs,
gIuIsrI&piirs, SbnttIpuntm unb Iar'nfHH'
gen, G@prIIuus btr G'sIsnIr, 3nbnI@Hsrl'
@tE$irsibtn @rpsuptb, StbuamatIsmuS, IT,
frrrrns 8hBs II. (. w. gr II bti Nsbirinbans'
Itrn iltsaa tu babu. DtIa @prtbsfr faur
Dir bic Wtbiein In ttuiI&tn llmlaISssn mt
butIGn @sbrnubsanpsilausrn srbsn. 9Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, March fS.-The German steamer
Oder which sailed from southampton today for New
YORK, took $4,000 la specie.
OTTAWA, Ont, March 1G.-A telegram has
been received here stating that the British Columbia
Government las been sustained by majority o. i've on
the question OF their Pdc1c Railway policy and appeal
~ Lord CdrnaIyoI.
LONDON, March 16.-Thc attendance at
Mcssrs. Moody and Sankey's revival meeting tonight
was a. large ever. although the ticket system has
been adOped expressly to prevent the oyercrowdng OF
the Rail AMI b.Ochlng up Oh the Streets
OTTAWA, Ont, March 1G.--Spenoer Jones,
agent vi the English Union Of Agricultural and General
Liborers this city business relating to ernigra
uOu. lie VIII shOrGly visit Manitoba, the Government
wing him al facilities for reporting On the state OF the
labor market In thai Province.
LONDON, March 16.-The Mark Lane Express,
in its weekly OF the breadstus ket says the
long Winter has made n backward season, though all
accounts agree that the Young wheat has passed its
trial successfully Most OF the European markets show
4 rise IN prices vi from enc to two snlilugs'
TORONTO, Ont. March 16.-The proposition
from Montreal to place on exhbtonin that city articles
intended for The American Centennial for some time be-
fore their being taken PHILADELPHIA, does NOT meet
with favor by manufacturers objection beng made
that II the Goods arc moved ABOUT am" eAil ,i
at Montreal IN the first place, they Will be injured
more OF less In appearance.
Mr.. John Bright in q letter dated Feb 30
tho Rev. r. OMllley Of DIbn, Home Rnle for Ire
land, says: Tns Mitchell plan is easy understand
and If Ireland unanimous and strong enough 1t
might be attempted and might succeed IL IS very
simple, and under the conditions have mentioned Is
not would not, be improccabe. But the conditions
wanting, and therefore there Is this fatal objection
II, that II IS impossible, and only men partly mad or
wicked viii urge Irshmen 10 attempt 1t. As to your
federation plan the Home RIlo scheme Of which you
evidently proud To De Thought the author Is III my
opinion quite impossible az the other ana must say
thai to be Tar more absurd. 40 look at ohy
fOr moment raises wonder that any man or nuulDcrc I
SHOULD imagine or tnuk seriously OF sucA scheuhr
How many Home Rtlers-.Ow many men 0t that lalth
there in Ircandi Certainly not more than nl-
hon IT 1 gtyo'yo 40O00)0 OF the dlsafiected Home
Rulcrs, Il poAlers Irish .pu0cIus or other ahtago
ulss vi Great Britdinlnd this 10 moro tin you ca1
fairly cIaiu-hey viii give you only 100000 OF men,
and OF those nall nave any knowledge OIL pOt
and public aft irs aud yet you propose I'D oruer W
alay the dscOuent OF ibis part OF your population not
Oh make revolution IN Ireland but 10 do the same
In En- gand Wales, ana Scotland"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
END OF THE FALL RIVER STRIKE.

THE OPERATIVES TO RETURN TO WORK TO-DAY on
THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THE OLD RATE or
WAGES WILL BE RESTORED.
FALL RIVER, Mass, March t6.-The strike,
which has proved so formidable impeachment to the
operations OF the mills in this city for weeks, Is at
an end. the operatives having to-day unanimously re-
solved to return to work Thursday upon the indirect
assurance OF the employers that the per cent which
was taken from their wages would be restored on and
after the 1st OF April. Tho decision OF the
operatives was received with deafenng cheers and the
oenuheht among them. az expressed In the meeting.
was most liberal, the cry being Bread vic
.oIy - Inc mills will be opened Thursday morning.
ana without doubt there will DO unanimous return to
WORK on tho part Of the operatives.
AZ meeting OF tho weavers IL was proposed, o re-
turn Tor the AID from Rhode Island atate ten-hour
movement In that State for the benefit the operatives
COAL STRIKE AT AN END
CINCINNATI, March 16.-A special to The
Gazste from Terre Haute says Is reported that 1900
coal miners at Brazil, who have boon strike sew
eral months, resumed work to-day the basis offered
by the operators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-17
GOYERNMENT WEATHER REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Wednesday March IT, 1871 a.m.)
Synopsis for he DasI tCsnty-fOW hours
The barometer has risen over the North
West and upper Lakes aud thence TO the Western Gulf
Coast with northwest Winds cold, clearing and clear
weather.
Northwest winds, cea colder weather prevail from
the Ohio valley to the Eastern Gulf and South Atlantic
States.
Northwest winds, rising barometer, cloudy. colder
weather over the lower lakes, Eastern ana Miduie
States except Virginia, with occasional snow.
The rivers have at Freeport. Pittsburgh, Cincln-
natl Louisville Leavenworth St. Louis, Memphis and
VIcksDurg.
Prob0biitAes
From the Northwest and lakes to the Gult rising
barometer north to vest winds, colder clearing ana
clear weather. $780,,
For the South Atlantic States northwest winds higher
pressure, colder and clear weather
Por the Middle aud Eastern States. rising barometer,
north inds falling temper0tlre clearing ana ctedr
lo,aiher IN The former cloudy heather anu sHoU IN e
later, clearing in the afternoon.
Inc rivers will rise at Leavenworth Keokuk. st. LOUIS
Memphis VicksbuIg. New Orleans Pittsburgh, CIncln-
natl Louisville, and Freeport.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


written about him. One says that Valmaseda has
oo"o only 10 oil his pockets, and tako all the money
THAT Concha has not already appropriated On Monday
evening banquet was given at the Palace On Tues
day committee from tho Casino Espailo Waited tho
Captain-General, to offer their congratulations Tho
following Is his address to tho inhabitants OF Cuba:
On receiving from His Majesty the King the high Office
Of Governor General Captain-General and Generalin.
Chief OF the Army Of this island made In my favor by
the Council OF tho Regency. our august sovereign
charged to salute In his royal name the loyal people
OF this island, and announce to them the he
will take to render easy the termination OF tho
war by the prompt sending OF reenforcements from
spain TINS promise will be executed, aud draft will be
III ado az once Next month the new "qnnta" OF 10000
will allow the Government OF His Majesty to send
900 10000 troops sbips that are being prepared
Tor tfs OBJECT. That these measures may be carried
s0oa possible we must no VIKING 10 iona
oar sreng aud aid For THIS all loya SUBJECTS u
dersand that when sOce(y is Threatened, the DUTY OF
al Is TO enfeavOr It, each with the resources anu
no can dispose Of forgetting his persono lnteres
attend 10 the interest Of his country Inc saVpgs o
every one sbOYld DO hO1rded, but should De spent
freely for the support Of the soldiers 10 aieVlate also
the suerngs OF those lying In the hospitals ahd VINO
deserve goat care they have hunerea IOt thsii
country. Ihe families OF those killed III oatue shOu
also have pension given them by these means an
tho evils now suffered society Will DE removed Leu
every thought that f. not noble and disinterested ana
patriotic disappear. LIT us face tao peru WIN easy
minds cryiug Viva Espana, Religion and the kns'
Let
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March 49, a.''h. j. wife Of pr'ne.
THURSDAY haca 49, at O'Clock Friends and
relatives invited to attend
DRowER- Entered TUESDAY morning Marsne BrO~.
daughter of the late Benjamin Browe, aged 76 years
service. H,rusons. CoartsA.
conveyed 20 o. rarytS~n o2 aSneot
COLLINson the 18th inst at the residence his "ife father F,
c %as C sd !0H s,a Saa % ''1 M
Mary Il. CO1drey widow Of the late DAVID COwirey sgd 10
Funeral services viii her late retiencc above weS
neday l7h iDs@S m Be cars foot Of chanSfs'I leave
DAVIES March y pneumoD Thsotor: Dys. son of Henry
The relatives, and friends Of Toe family are invited to ,i;ep the a1era
the residence Of his parents No 80 Wet F sixth 81.
moved to Flshlill Tor burial
DICKINsON-A Chicago Tuesday March TO- OF spOpIy John
Notice funeral hereafter.
he i oeI mare, n e e1 are aDss to ate tho
fsot si. rvce sI on TSar.y ish inst a, oeoes M
Yves, TbitehsL His TeDaEs VII be taken On FRIDAY M v
New Haven To- inteiment
HoPPERAt sone' we,tche.er Co.. T. on Monday morning
The relatives the i.m, invited to attend the ionsr,,
S1' 1ro f from rsH remains
vi be taken to White Pla as for intefaen same daF
HUST-on suOday March H. John HINT the 7l Of
services his late residence No 5e Esq
taken to NewIaven. Conn. for intermen-
JARVIS l5 jonathan Jarvis aged SO years. q,
Nj Ancen, Chapter No IL y; cGIa%'i, cosnsS
No. 10 attend i b. funeral a on Ts9rdy 5.
seyenth Pre.bytan Church. broome aud Rdsss Ma
In the church.
JoYEson Sunday evening March IA Mara. widow Of Robert Jsass
In the Slst Of her
her late residence 40 West Twentyhhsh on wednesday morning.
at 1890 o'clock.
LUs-Ou Monday March TO- Of pneumon TbOmas LasA In IL
6Sth year OF his age
The fdead and relatives attend bis neri
Cbarcb. CntOnAve otseea Atlantic
Pultonst Brooklyn 1hurday, March iS 81 5o0
will uttered at West New Brighton, D. l.
LYMAN-suddeny on Saturday Msrch 49, 1873 John Lyman
SO years 10 months and 8 days q.
Relatives and hads an members Of Putnam Lodge
respectfully invited to attend tie funeral nom h ses
Brooklyn, Wednesday Al Ia
M Remains will New YORK 8ay Cemetery
MBYBR-Ou Monday March IS. JEANNE s. wife Of Meyer Of
Puersi service, will be the residence OF her father WA
Menck 242 West Wednesday the l1th inst at ~
a. m.
sMITH-Ou Sunday evening March H. 1873 william Smith, in The
Soh of bis
Funeral services held bis late residence No 81 ST. Marie
pace, Wednesday, l7th inst, al D o'clock IN.
yLBTOn March Ia Abbe Jane wife OF John Vas
daughter Of The late Alexander Pur OF hscedon
Funeral "wednesday from the Washington Square keionea
O'clock The remains will be taken to hacdon Tor ts-
tsrment
WE.vEK-In Brooklyn Monday evening March 10. 9 Franz
Isaiah Sarah e. Weaver In the ZOh rear
Relatives and friend, tho family respectfully invited to attend s
Of his bothernaS Lew H. FsToa Ne
356 Sackettst, Thursday. March Is, at o'clock p
WHITEEAD-ou Monday, March 49, Ella Maria child Of Rev j. X
and Helena A. Whteheld, aged year.
Relatives friends respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
the home of grandfather Joseph Whitehead 80 East TAru
eighhst, Wednesday, the 18th Inst at l2a O'Clock