davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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INTERNATIONAL A2HITRaT1nH

The example set by the Geneva Arbltratno
has already been followed England and
America may well be proud OF this spae5v
practical recognition of their good wo.f
This country not only contributed it's sbarn
to the original example, but furnished tba
arbitrator in this Gaze. The Hon. Cosyr,1,
A. LOGAN, Envoy Extraordinary and AIiuist.,
Plenipotentiary Of ths United States to Chill
must have discharged the duties Of his mi.
tion well in order to receive the signal com.
pliment OF being chosen to arbitrate betvssn
two foreign States, Chill and Peru. Wb.,
these two nations were fighting Spain in b.
half Of their individual independence, thew
maintained an allied squadron. When tbs
war ended, the accounts of the sqnadro,
were found to BE- in q very complicated stat.
Peru's idea of her liability by no mean,
agreed with Chili's, and rice pern. The dia
pute threatened, at one time, to bring abont
a WAT. This, however, was happily Prevent.
ed by IN agreement to refer the question to
arbitration. Insteed of selecting Comu;a-
sion, the two nations made MIR. LOGAN II.
sole Judge Of the matter in. dispute, h r.
copied the honor and the responsibility. For
some months he was engaged in diseutanp,
ling accounts which verified their claim ID
q Spanish-A1nerican political origin by baiuf
the most complicated set OF figures in erst.
ence. The number Of points in dispute Va,
endless. The date OF the alliance, the time
Of its termination, the cost Of equipment
the amount Of the payments mede o.
account, these and many other funds.
mental facts were mooted points. Mr.
LOGAN had to decide them before touching
the accounts themselves. he finally reached
decision May 7. the representatives Of
Peru and Chill met in the Offices Of tho Chill
Minister Of Foreign Affairs and received ftom
the arbitrator seated papers containing his
award It is announced that both naticas
will accept it without reservation. So intar-
national arbitration has again proved SUCCESS
full a. . peace-maker. It is tas that
the two countries concerned IN thin
case are both thi1d-rate Powers, but
they are also among the most sen.
sitive Powers Of the world If their
wounded national honor and se1f-pride hs,s
been healed By arbitration, the more phleg-
matte Saxon races ought to be able to find IN
it /. balm for nearly every hurt. Thar have
now been, within three years, th1e> :mpm.
tant cases of internatoral al arbitration, IN two
Of .hich the United StEtas has been party,
In the third, wa furnished the a1bitnsr.
The two were the Geneva award and In
settlement OF the North western boundary.
, 1875-06-06
U;]8 CbuaDn Uribusle.
Sunday Morning. June 9, 1873.


The Finance Committee Of the Common
Council, or the working members thereof,
have reso!utely attrcked the estimates for the
present year, and have proposed considerable
reductions It will be remembered that the
several Boards estimated for their support
$3.50. .o13, which, with the expenditures for
the 1tiler branches OF the public service,
would require total appropriation OF over
5000, 600. The Comptroller advised re-
ducton Of the total appropriations to the
s1m of S3.2T,321.
These two sntagonistic estimates have
boen examined By the Finance Committee,
and they have advised the following 1educ-
tons on the estimates Of the Roa7ds:
, 1875-06-06

hEEUA1IHH 4N LIE EAENCd Ao1EnR44AS
France has no newspapers. The mese1s
journals which claim the name contain Avszy
few advertisemants, fewer teleBrnms,
s:arveling array Of local paragraphs, and soans
of the best editorial writing IN tbs *osad'
The myriad reporters At work in every eoun-
try in Europe and in every town in Amss1cs
who supply an American journal with TN
mass Of news its readers enjoy every 1norn~
ng, sro IN unknown class in Franca~ 100
little money and too much Governmental oen-
sorship have prevented their e1istenoA- ID u
worth while for q man to pay Tor innrnars-
ble special dispatches when his enterp1'ss
runs good ohanoo OF being ~
warded, IN esch case, by hns 1ro
imprisonment 2 Ono Of the most CON-
plate illustrations Of the defects in Franea
journalism is found in the reports q
tho sessions of the Assembly. Hers il BODY
which holds tbs fates Of Franco in it, handa.
and which il tho sentze towards which sn'a
eyes and thoughts Of every polihoian-tnss1
ia, Of every Ftenehnaan-axe conatsn13
turned. Yet even tbs Paris papers puhf'n
wrstchadly garbled accounts It its den.se&
Thesa accounts Azs drawn up ny staR o3
twelve official reporters, paid BY ths n
aemb]y and dictated to by It. Then thsJ ~
revised BY tia speakers. Rsvinoa une&
fuah circumstances often noaana rsvnHn
81. Tz11aa Usually spenda thrss hos1a
In oorrsohn5 hin ape<ohsA. H. ~
Baspa adH annbas u assssa'
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TO-DAY.
ACADEMY OF EUSiC-Hsl..ed street, between
Nadisou and Mna-oe- Lecture b5 Pruf. Pepper.
TOMORROW.
AprTPH1 1TI7EATRE-Dca1boru ttrcet, corner Aoa-
roc, |enctr Entertainment.
MvICErR's T1IEATEE-:zadlson street. between
Dca1borp aud State. Enlargement Of n. D. Robert3'
fa1,ont1ne- Troupe. Jack and JILL"
ACADEMY OF HuSIC-tia.s:> ID rect. hetwren Mad
ts"n and Nt1rne Engagement u HArery's Ainstrelx-
Eva, 1hla Of the BA4oua.s
noOLEY's THEA rRE-Randotrh stree.. oerweop
t,.:s zn1 t.e.'ls. EnGEGenant cf John Thompsou.
s.Z{kaku tle SasxyU4n."
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| ton they have taken against the bean as an
article of ministerial food and clerical nou1lsh-
ment on Sundays But if pork Of itself and
beans Of themselves are SO unciean'
nbominnble, and dangerous to the preacher
on Sundays, what shall be said OF them when
! they arc united, and both appear in the same
| dish? Can any minister who is to stand mp
before the great congregation and warn 1t OF
! tho wrath to come, and urge it to lend cor
| rect and exemplary lives, be too careful how
| he looks upon tha bean-pot, filled in its H.
terror with these hot esculents, its surface
trimmed with the brown which is so grateful
to tho little sinners who are compelled to
violate the Sabbath morning By going to the
bakery for them, and who add to tie enor~
! nifty of this otfense the sin OF 6urrcptlt1ously
removing the brovnest ones while On route
for home? Can tho preacher be too careful
how he exposes himself to this temptation,
when it is crowned with the sliced section OF
pork golden upon the surface, but the sub
merged portion permeating the foundation
with its sa7ory bat sinful essences, every
bean in the bean-pot being suggestive OF that
uaclean animal whom Moses, and AARON,
and JACOB, and Solomon, and all the good
old pntriarcls, condemned?
TUE Tn1BuSE, therefore, agrees with Prof
PATTON that pork and beams will crush the
Ifa out of tue best sermon that ever was
written, and That ''They are generous dis
tenders of the digestive apparatus, and give
sense Of fullne&s incompatible with clenr
mentality" This is sound, and on this plnt-
form TIE TRIBUNE aud Prof. PATTON meet
and join hands to reform the ministerial
,nsnu by banishing the unclean animal md
the dangerous distendez from the Sunday
table in the parsonage. b1ore charity aud
less pig: moro mentality and less bean.
, 1875-06-06

ST. GEORGES BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
Fno mentally .tnT Will he hcid It hcl- Hall. la Wash
hg,on-<t, Monday svsairS. June ls 5, At o'clock
1hUS- EUTTuS, Kec. Sec,
, 1875-06-06

Ias Finance COMMITTEES Of the Common
cSunaA proposes to vots noth&ng for the xup-
port es d. Public Library. Ths argument
u sssfs u III 6as&s o9 ~ ~ assal var,
, 1875-06-06

CoRTETHIAS ~ CHAPTER, No. e. r.. A. M:-ncRu!Ar
eorsncau Monday evening, xt6 e'.ck Fort On the
II. 4. Dxxreo- j. d, D1ChEusUS. Sec
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will soon settle down upon the Depsrtmep.
Of Agriculture end anvalop it in sweet ~
pose, undisturbed by grasshoppe1s or the q.
rectiou of the wind
, 1875-06-06

rSTTED HEBREw RELIr:F ASsOCIAT1OE.-Th,
adjo- led cnal g1eonE will taEn place in the low
:. ha Of II, Standard. Tuir,ecnth-st.. neaE McM
rAa-4r., II O'clock thi3 A:tsranoa.
, 1875-06-06

CHICAGO LODGE. NO s., /. Q. Q. F.-An monhe,s
NJ rrJuent hs p-e.rnt {NrnnAy> night
thc:r nall nf W.st MAaixon AMI Hasted-s8. for
tbs election Of ufhcer4 fur tbs 8uflx term.
, 1875-06-06

AstsLAR LODGE No EOS L. F. a; M;-ReEular
.:ca:tnn Tuesday evening" Iuns Notk r. 4.
uad +. .. Dt,r:es. &. h. CFASt- aeey.
, 1875-06-06
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

ATTENTION SIR KNIGHTS !-steted .Conelave Of
C''rz*' t:,n1nna:.r3 80: + T. T., M?pdsy evs1;?E.
! -. >lr Krixts eourte,a.lJ ta,i:.d ~ o:a-r =. tho
IE Com G. 4. WILLIAMS, E.caejes.
, 1875-06-06

The element ct revenge has played an IN
poztant part in OCT politics. Hatred to En-
gland has often served the politician ot ths
baser sort as his whole stock in trade. Our
experience in this respect, however, Is only 4,
shhdow Of tha. OF France. For the greater
part Of sixty years, the strongest fofcs ia
French politics has been the desire TOR r.
venge, sklHully panderea to by ehar1atan2,
and f,nned BY the military memories Of thu
First Empire aud Of ths time when the King
Of Franco WIS Le Grand .Aonarqu<. Altar
the battle Of Waterloo, revenge upon En-
g1and was for many years the ruling passion
Of France. People talked, and vrota, md
sang about it, and built navies and COZ
scripted soldiers for it. 'PaTds H.
6ip1" Was phrase that fell naturally
from every Frenchman's Lips, THAcxxaA1's
sketches Of Life in Paris show how strong this
feeling was. Yet Row it is dead Tha
raason Of it's decline has rarely been sought
in the right way. It was killed BY the dsvel-
opment of free trade and free intercourse.
When talegraphs linked together the two
countries when railroad put only twelve
hours between their Capitals; when the abo-
ition Of passports made mutual visits easy;
when England invited France to a Worlds
Fair when, finally, the CoBDEs-C -CHzvA1HH
treaty introduced practically fres trade, thus
opening new markets TO the manufacturers
and artisans Of both countries, and weaving
web Of the closest commercial connections
bstween them,-when these things cana to
pass, the desire for revenge upon England
died out Of French politics md
was heard OF no more # the past is the key
to the future, the present frantic passion tor
revenge upon Germany can bs soothed awaJ
in the same manner. Commerce and warfare
are opposing forces. The lowest possible
tariff on French goodz would probably be ths
best possible guarantees 3 peaos fer Gsz-
many. II FRANCE sells her silks and Eins4
and other products in the German markets,
there is slight danger Of her hurting bul1et@
into German armies The great need now u
freq intercourse and free trade between ths
foes. This is tha cure-an that will tnAks
them friends. It is true that an elemsnt b.
sent in the past may play no small part in tn
future. In 1915, France had no real tan1-
torial loss to dop1ore. In 1870, Alsacs ard
Lo1raine we're taken from her. Tho Ga1nao
boundary stretching around ths two prov
noes rules against and ohafes French rz1de.
How strong this unknown force my b. ~
yet uncertain. Fos Io1rH gave hin opan~
on Of its strength when he said that Alaaos-
Lorraine, won in sixty days, would hsvs -
- guarded for as many years.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02
OZnamky POkrOku

vytisknou Sc jen takove, ktere Sc napfed
zaplat. Vyjmuty jsou toho pravidla
spolky, jimz zaroveh oznampie Sc "a ,.po
7"o5Gnt cenu.
palec sloupce stoii $500 "a tfikrate
vytisknuti, 2 palce $4.O0, palce $500.
Oznamka dele uvofeihoyana tim jest lev
nGlsi, elm dele Sc uvefeinuie.
Oznamky mistni, tisllnute oby6ejnym
pismem stoii Is eta. fadka.
Oznamky: ,,hde jest" ,,Naprodd'
,Medd Sc" stoii IS eta. "a ttikrat otsk-
uuti.
- Podle toho necht Sc kazdy fidi,
lido Pokroku oznamovati chce. Necht
siuda kolik fadek, ci kolik palca koli-
krat uvefeInit a nechf 81 sam vypotte q
za5le ptislusici "a to tastku.
az. Kdo 81 preie miti oznamku V
tiitydenniku neb tydennikd necht laska-
We podotkne
Penize posilejte yzly postoynicb
poukazkach Money ordersl psani adre-
suite vzdy:
POK RON
No. IOI CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, ID,
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X upadku

,,krale zoleznic vyssiho svindln', dra.
Stroussberga dodavame die prazskych
novin nasledujici podrobnosti:
Al do dne, kdy prohlasen byl konkurs
ma vesker6 jm6ni Stroussbergovo, podano
bylo obchodnimu soudu SO zalob "a pro-
vedeni exekuce prot dru Stroussbergovi
NeivGtsi zazalovana east obnasela 2700O
H.. neimcnsi 5000 zl., celkem dosahly
zaloby ma zaplaceni obnos jednoho mill. .
onu zlatych. U c. k. zemsk6ho soudu by,
10 podano ma provedeni exekuce prot
dru. Stroussbergovi celkem a5 zalob, o.
vsem ze jen ma mensi Gastky Nejmcnsi
castka obnasela 300 ri. zalobnici byli
neivice venkovane delnici, ktefi nernob-
Ii cd dra. Stroussberga mic dostat stale
byli feditelstvem odkazovani ma dobu po-
zdeisi, az koneGne odhodlali SO vymoci
sobe sve pozadavky cestou soudni. Dosud
nebylo mono dozvedeti Sc, iak velka
jsou aktiva passiva V kruzich obchod
mich proslycha Sc, ze passiva obnaseji asi
IL milion6 zlatych. V Bubnech rozvinu
la c. k. policie vojsko neobycejnou Gin.
most. Melof Sc totiz "a to, ze vypuknon
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-12-02
BratrStyI h riSlOvO
We sv6tle rozumu

| lidG vysocc osviceni ano velika cast
nev6rcG ma Jezisi kristu mnohem pn-
zniv9isi pon6ti, neil skuteGnt zivot a IL
Geni jeho zasluhui. Cin tim. iako ma pr
znamenity zivotopisec JeziSiy Rcnan, L.
stupek krestanim. nimiz 81 to naprosto
zkaziti nechti. kristus byl vcliky, yzne
seny muz; zivot jeho byl tax pfikladny.
mravouGeni jcho TAX vznesene, ze Sc mu
snad zadny mudrc mravoutitel staroyt
KIN nevyrovna, - pfipousi ii polovi6ni
nebo nedosti rizni nevtrci, az pro
braliIi dIkladn6 novy zakon d eyangelia
Matouse Marka, LukaSc Jana, nich<
vsecky v6domosti kristu uCeni jeho,
ano Sc nam jinych pramend d&jepisnych
nedostava, cerpame, mus vtdtti, ze pou
he setrnosti nebo blzlivosti nemluy
prav Il.
Die naseho novovtk6bo nazou nebyl
ziyot Kristdv ami pHklalny, aniz Jest
mravoudeni jeho co celek pfilisnt VINE
sen6. Zname ceIou fadu vyteGnych mu
zi stare novoy6ku, ktcfi pfikladnGjsi ii
vot vedli, vytrvale namahavt zdolo
naleni plemene lidsk6ho blaho poyse
chne pra.c Il ice. ktefi uzitecntism
vecem lidi ucli a vznesentsi mravouceni
hlasali zakim svym vsttpovali, - nei
ten tax nezasouzen6 oslavovany reforma
tor zidovsky a move zidovslo pohanskt
sekty zakladatel, sekty, kteraz ma nebo-
hou hlayu cele ctvrtiny cloyGcenstva ne
skfisenych utrap, souzeni bed Wy
sypala.
Netasttj slychame tvrzeni, ze Kri
stus blasal bratrstvi, ze uCeni ieho il
drem bratrstvi JEST.
Nuz, ukazeme ihned ma vynatcich c
vangeIisth, jakeho sphsobu to leho bratr
stvi bylo, &C by dostatilo, kdybychom p
ukazali plodu, jady ma stromG kiestan
stvi plnych osmnacte stoleti zril a ien
Jest n e ejkfik lav6jsi bratrsty
protivou.
Pravlt krlstus sv. Matouse:
,,Kdoz By pax mne zapf6l pred Ii
mi, toho ia zapfu pred otcem svym
ktery jest nebesich."(x, 95)
Mohl by jednati tax milaiici bratr
Naval bychom tobo cloveka vznesenyl
a neivyse uslechtilym, kteryz by Il
zlym, ano horsim jest6 splacel Tax je
dnaji lide neinevzd6lan6isi, nejnemravn'
81, nejpodle;si.
Define tomu. ze by nGkdo mas mel br
ira, kteryz by mas re sobeckych ohledi
hlouposti pred lidmi t. i. We spolecnosti 2
pfel. A define tomu dale, re by tom
bratru, kterYz zaiiste tezce ma mas Sc pr,
hfesil, hrozla zkaza hmotna nebo dokol
CO smrt, jiz bychom ienom my v ST
WI byli cd neho odyratiti. Kterak by
chom Sc zachovali, kdybychom NELL srd
ce ma prav6m miste, kdybychom mtli u
slechtily mravni cit! Zaiiste bychom 50
chali, abychom bratra sveho re zahub
vytrhli, abychom zle dobrym splatil
Tax by iednal ten kfehky tvor, ktery
die suroveho uceni kfesfanskych sci
Jest yylupek nieemnosti a hfisnosti t
hned cd narozeni. A jak jedna ten vzn
seny Kristus, jeiz kfesfane mermomoc
bohem kralem vesmiru miti chti9 TIE
jednoduse takoveho bratra, iemuz smr
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0d2l lstp 1915 odjttdi vlaky udsne stanice (yyima
nedelD lax nAslpduduie
Ma jih.
River Division.

0puust Baysrd ~ 80 dop 300 oip. PfUi2di do Nov.
Philadelphia y q 20 odp. Opoust n. Phad 80 doI
I.a .ln. prLIlltl do RaNard u b don a25 oap
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- Jak znamenitG dra. Alberta Com
raiho prsni the dcinknje siccIproti ysem
neduhdn prsnim krcnim, dokazuje pfi-
pis dra. i. s. Milera Lasalle, Ills, v
nemz pro tuto nebezpecnou podzimni sc :
sonu mnozstvf paklicki 81 obicdnaya.
On pise: ,.Od mnoha let ponzivam v
praksi sve vasebo Augsburskeho prsniho
the a pfesvedcuju Sc vzdy vice ieho
rychlem a pdsobivem 1cinkn We ysech
nemocech nastuzeni vzniklych."
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IL VI I I4IlS,
Gcnl Par gr. and Ticket Agt-
BEE /. IN II.
Cle0ciand, ColumJus, Cincinnati &

Cte0cf0ad, C0(unt6uS, Clnclnndt3 ~
Adiana IL. IL.
u Clevelandu odifzdi 6.55 dopoicdnc
?. so a $50 odpolcdne.
Do Clevelandu pfijizdi 7.3O rano 400
9.55 odpoedne.
y Cresthne 955 rano 55 1000 odp:
Do Columbus l225 V pol. 9.45 r.. 35
.noci.
DO Dayton 400 rano 23O edp.
Do Cincinnati $40 rano $40 odp.
z Cincinnati 100 1000 rano 945 veG.
Z indianapolis G.25, 1880 100 rano.
Isl. Louis 7.l5 rano $50 7.4O odp.
z Chicago G.5o a $50 rino.
Do Chicago nejlepSi jezditi veGernim
Atlantic "a Great Western TX R
Ma ogchod oegt$d svychcdu pflizd.
Ceyelandu 1925 500 rano 3.45 a
1905 veGer.
Do Clevclandu 100 lO.45 rano, 4.lO q
6.55 veGer'
Do New Yorku 90 rano, 455 800 vee
z Bostonu $50 rano, sos veGor.
z New Yorku $50 a 90 rano, 535 a
100 veGer.
Lake Shore a Michigan South. II. n
Ma vycAod oqjt2dl a pfytzdiz ggchodu:
2 Cevclnadn 7.45 1000 rano, 4.l0 q
1920 veGer.
DO Clevelandu $50 a 5.35 rano, 2.O5
$50 odpoledne.
Do Buffalo 4.lO lO.l5 rano 1875, 8. 80 q
lO.40 veGer.
z Buffalo $50 a 7.l5 rano $50, 6. 25 q
l1.30 veGer.
DO New Yorku 700 rano 40 32O
1900 veGer.
Bostonu 5. SO rano 500 all veGer
Ma zdpad odji<di a ee sdpadu pfyt&di
z Clevelandu 5.35 100 rano, 2.3Oa 6.5
odpoledne.
Do Clevelandu 1925 a 1855 rano, 3.45
1905 odpoledne.
Do Tole1o lo.40 1856 rano zoos
IL 90 veGer
2 Toledo. 800, $50 a lo.55 rano ;.
vecer.
Do Chicago $50 $50 rano $50 90
veeer.
z Chicago 100 a 9.2o rano 5.s5 s.2C
veGer
4 New Yorku 1880 1o.45 rano
LOO vcGer:
2 Bostonu $50 900 rano 93O
vcGer
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HiIdiSe-Bund.
Lakon6 inkorporovany.

ZaEone inkorporovany.
Hlavni kancelat, 21J Bowery, N. Y.
SpolecnosC ia jest zastonpena 16 sta
teoh Unie Cita Ii 900 Glenii,
PoiMfuje zivot az ma $4,000.
Nemocnym vyplaci podporu cd 1874
tydne.
Pflsp6vky nohou zapravovany byti
tydne.
die yYrocni zpravy, |. le1na 1874 Wy.
placeno nemocnym
roku 1879, : 1915 co podpora
/, $4,000 vyplaceno dedi-
cum zemfelych.
Pfirdstek jmeni roku 1873, $4,000.
Pfebytek dne |. ledna 1874, $50, 900.
Bliza zpravu poda;
=. kargcr.
1873 Ontario Str.
H-47 OLEvELAND,O.
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Ma 0lch0tl.
Ma zdpad.

/ X. MYkItS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-27

~Advices from Portland, oregon, indi-
cate that Mr.. Lane, democrat, is elected TO
Congress.
0The race from New York between the
yachts Mohawk and Dauntless, I20 miles to
windward and return, was won by the
Dauntless. The Mohawk was far behind,
- Edward A. Phalen, head clerk In the
Boston and Bangrr postal car, has been held
the mail. Many letters were found on him
s0The Mosie Iron Works, OF Montreal.
suspended yefteriay. The liabilities are re-,
ported TO be i.savy, among which is q claim
OF fsSo, goo ~ the Morris Run Coal company,
@At meeting OF the Missouri Pacidc
railroad >sockhoiders In New York, yester-
Day q port was submitted showing q dencit
OF S60 = ana . noatfng debt OF 81 ,9E ,229.29.
a re- dtao0 vs. odopted to call Q confer
ence Il the different interests involved for
The drpose Of devising some plan for reor-
ca nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-27
Moody and Saokex

NEW YORK, Oct 1.-THE great revival
meeting at the tabernacle this a. m. was i'm
mensely Interesting. The attendance was
SO large that the tabernacle was found
totally Inadequate TO accommodate all who
sought admission. The doors of the Law
college, adjoining, were thrown open and
crowds poured INTO that edifice. The meet
ing there was led by Rev. Dr. Cuyler, while
in the tabernacle the meeting was led by
Moody. Rev. Mr.. Greenberry, from Leeds
England, made an interesting address refer
ring TO the great influence In Europe.
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bound to see the debt paid by some OF its
own subordinate agencies, a legal lexicogra-
pher would probably define its obligation as
primary, and not a mere guaranty
ii. 1 think the second and thiri ouestions
propounded should be answered in the affirm
alive. (Signedl Ca O'CoSoa
NetC York Oct. 81, 1875.
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REVOLUTION IN PANAMA.-Advices from
Panama 10 the l.th instant give details OF
lne overthrow OF the state government by
Gen. CamargO commander of the Colombian
forces, on the 18th instant President AroZe-
mena was imprisoned, aud q provisional
government formed, with Rafael AiZpurl As
president. The new government al once
levied forced loan OF $50, 900, of which Sl0.noO
was to be collected at Panama, and 81 600 i'm
each OF the other i've departments OF the
state. Tue city Is said 10 he quiet. Grey
town. Nicaragua, was attacked by a boiy OF
armed men and the governor killed. Troops
were selit 10 The ASSISTANCE OF IN. tnWl.
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Fatal l.sanlfafnuu

POTTsvILLE, Pa, Oct 1.-THE persons in
Jured by the collision on the Philadep hia
and Reading railroad, at Tuscarora, last
night, were Michael Fitzgerald, fireman;
- Lany on brakeman; Henry Allison bag
gage master, and Frank Dimmer!ing, a pas
senger. Fred. BONN, a boy, died of his in
juries during the night. The passenger train
was running on schedule time when IL co.,
ided with the coal engine, which had special
Orders of some kind 70 run as il did.
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A CONGRESS NAN NICrINIZED. Hon.
Abran y. Hewitt had his overcoat stolen
last Saturday night. About half past eight
p m. boy rang the door bell OF the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Peter Cooper, at No. 9 Lexing-
envelope addressed to the venerable philan-
thropist, saying that he would wait in the
hallway for an answer. While the servant
was delivering the note the boy took from
the hat stand In the entry the Overcoat OF
MI. Hewitt, the sen-in-iaw of Mr.. Cooper
valued at $40, and ran away with it.-N 4.
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