davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-31
Die Tnhkur

enffoben. Die &ar rirb bupd bas }oeenanmts
&o4bao nn6 hur9 @t%nnebmtu pou @cbpMloer
beptrtt Die 9obbaoer seisen an, mo bic arantbett
Seit seissn fe Sic aebensfrait' Ses M.SnI5en an.
Eanfcnbe iinb In ben lesten spei Sabren tn Der
SaoesAnitalt, "a Stantou ctr Rem glort, 9ebetlt
pureen. Inter ben fs'teiGten %bsfiHben ii@ pisrs
fd pon anberen 8dot.t oabur9, bab fe birett axf
bic 8rantbett etnpirten, u b ben franfen Stoft ents
frner, IN rpel9er form er ona gum @ori4stn
snnas. p Sts lIHS D.. stT s sg:5srsi1ssnss' oses aas Idr.
Iptro bet Der Mnlpenoung bieier &ur to,uiaseu fetn
et9ener Wrtt. s9cnn Senanb bur9 Sieie Bdbsrees
titt III, f.. IN er ptrilta nnb rabttal sebetlt, w&b,
tsnb nod Der btsberieen Setlnetbobe BITE Mitt,l
sspDbnltd seidbrIider finS ais BITE Sranfbeit{eIbh,
nno I'D Slters e aanass Seer fe.anSS,sr !srauh
betten efufteut.
Obaisi9 Sic eoaedber ans srantbeiten. innerriS
BET f~olsenben &rantbeitem, b~sionOers penn fe H9
nod tn aeutem 3nitanbe ~befinben, sons aueerorbents
ltd: Ttebet, fetbft Werpens nnb GppbnSfebtr,
Dssoe' lsS5 lSn.a, ss~SsnltS mt. La SaS:rs'
~beionbers bet lunaen senten u, tn eriter StaStnm,
s.psbnli9 Ie'bt furtrt. 2VaNsrSuG)t Rbens
stattsmaS ueresn Oft tebs. ifansL, sebetlt;
sbsni9 siasss. sne SbrentrantHsttens totDs' gu.
dLba-'n Sronfbesten, 8ratopunben, @es
fdJsp ret. ScropbeIH &C. VI BITE Mtrtuns ttns
pl6eli@e II. f6::5are., Nur etn Bah NJ biErei4enb.
inn Sebsn pOn ssr Psr'ans a. aesrasas:a: Ias
Smfcrrmbr (eiw. +, sieSt nnbalbatt Rrunfbstt)
iSurben sebsiit Bet Isbterer Rrantbstt sshen %
Nrosent bes Fad %'ritofss nit iesem Babe bur9 bts
URN Qb.
pie gat nmb @innebmezpalp perben mad
iebem plat TN aoube p~e-s4nbt, Der Qreis hes
Babespulpers 1T 81, bsr bes Gtnnsbme ; Buffers
81. IRAN Ia6e ii9 etne 8roidtre lber BITE aobta
t ea8lti4sr eoer hsatider Sprade f9tten.
FIR. Rauohfusss
o. Gtanton Ctr. (Box 1904
Rew Oers
, 1876-01-31
UuropaiJhe uahrthtea.

Berlin. Die offici6le rYrouin5ial.
&orreipOnoenj" idreibt in iprem Wids
blide aui eas Sabr 1875: DaS @elet
lber Die Notwithstanding in fatboD
tiihen &irdensemeinOen be3eldast Den
beosutiaulsn Wenoepunft, Moem ois
SiibOie, na@Osm oas @eies ftaatlide
&eAtsfrait erlaust bate, lib un9eadtst
aler uOrberisen Protelte 3us boilers uao
fiidbaltloiem Witwirfung BET Der aus'
fibruus Oes @elesss bsrsit srfldrteu.
9iermit baben Die YiidOfs ben @runo'
iae, oaB Die 9irde 3ur ausfabruns
zines BON Staate e%inieitis erlaiitnea
@sisses aber tirdli9e Angelesenbelten
aidt bic Sano bisten oirfe, tbatidAlid
aufgeseben, - une iuenn bies in BEN
sinsm Sale m.S9lid mar, 10 1T sben bic
srumoldelide SeoeutunS oeS Saees
~iberbaupt sebrodeu. Snswiiden iiao,
Insslidts Der eutid;eoenen Durbfab'
ruus Der fautliaeu @eiese, tpeitsrs An'
beihen berpor9etreteu, haB bic Strait
gum ueiteren Sample in Der tatboliiAea
@siltlidteit unb 8sp0lfsruus erlabmt,
Die Ssbniu6t nad benz tirdlt9en 5ries
ben i'm Waaieu 1T. Das Ssiipisl osr
Oberbirten, unter beuen bereit8 rter
iid ben orObenoea seieeliden Strafsn
Surd bic 6ludt sutsogen baben, III nidt
8ecisnet, Die Spfsrirsuoi9teit. Der 8eilt'
lideu unb bss fatbolitdea GOlfes ueu
3u bslebsm. IuoersrleitS ldsiut inter
e~ifriseu &atbolitsn INNER ernlter erlpo'
gen lu weroeu, wie pisl fIr baS firdlide
uno littlids 8olfslsbsu bel Set Sort.
bauer bss 5erritteuosn Samples auf benz
Spiele ftsbt. SIS 1T nlat gu u%erfenner.
baB ietblt untsr Den btSherisen itrsitbars
fen V~orfdmpferu Oer fatboliiben Sads
oer Wuuid mad 6riebsu immcr mebr
an Boosa sewinnt, bic &rfauurs wirS
frstlid u baum m6slid ieiu, ,penu
Die lcitenbca &reiie iId BON Der ueber'
aeusuns Surdorinsea hfeu, oaB Die
Soraasissuna bes Srieoens Die auieltiSe
tbatiddlide Nnerfennuns Der Staatsse.
isse iein muB." &c Disis Entertaining
oer Staatsssiess" 70 antportet nm.
g:benb bic ul%tramontane s@ermania"
: lift aumSsli4").
Sa PrsuBea eristren nod fauf Staote,
'Delde iid bis Jest nidt baben entlblie'
ben tSnnsn, ION Der i'm @eIeB bstreffenn
Ste Guibebuns Der Wtabls unO S9lahts
feusr, ertbeilten GrlaubniB @sbraua
3a MAIDEN. bic S1ladtiteusr atS Souls
nnnalfteasr b%sisubebalten; Yoien, Gob'
lena nit @hrenbreititeiu- Sreslau.
, 1876-01-31
tommen bes Gleineepebrfsucrs NOR ~
i3lieben, oaB Die &arliiten Grfols aus=
beuteten."
9alanouulk DepeG1en.


SprinsfieIo, Mali., 30. San.
Oie Beamten Der Nortbampton Sant
,pilIen nod ni6t, pie piel gripatpopiere
febleu, ba le Die perlie9elten Oepoiiten
ni9t unterln6ten. Ser N%otionalbant
Graminator bat 9efunoen, oob Der gant
$76,25O feblen, bob fsrner fir s35,700
Observation-Disclosures seitoblen lino, lo=
oab Der @erlut $111,250 bctrd9t. 0ie
8anf bate cinen l1eberl@ub BON $685..
$40. Bis iebt bat man nod feineSpu
uon ben @inbre6ern; bielelbsn BADEN
obne 3uoifel Bolton ober Sem Yorf er=
reidt. Dian 9laubt. Dap tie rubig uar=
ten meroen, big ibnen eir siihitiser 8tr=
slei9 sebotsn wirb.
8ropib'ence, &.-S, 80. San.
$4,000 @ebclhible lino icbt in oors-
bale in poasr Sbdtigfsit. Me9r Mn
mslounsen I'm 8eladftisuns se6n
elm, als befrieoist ueroen t0nucn. Yis
Montas ,piro bic san5e Sabrif neblt
glei9erei wisber in pollem @anse lein.
. o t 0 II, 80. San. Sn Der Werf=
itatte bes 3u9tbauies gu Sputb Bottom
entltano Suii6en 5lpei Strdfinsen se-
fern Nadmitta9 Streit, in oeIIcn Ser
lauf Wm. goof Den Garl damn nit ei=
ner 6laI6e auf ben Gopf Iblus unO ibn
10 p~crmunbete, baB er balb oarauf ltarb.
3pii6eu 8ciocn bate l9on Ianse6sino-
l9aft ~befianben.
NewsN OFF, 30. San. Sas n0i-
refts &abel" pia 0opa Scotia 1T wleeer
in Srbnuns uno bic @el4afte lino auf's
Geue aufyenommcn woroen.
Gbeiter, 8a., 30. San. @eitern
Morsen famen bier orei grdnoe Dor,
oaruuter elmer i'm @el9ditslofolc 0
MaHsps giien9ieberei, pobei Die Sc
l9dftsbll1er Der 0trtla 5erltDrt wuroeil.
9ie senauen 8erluite lino nod ni6t be-
fannt. man peiB aber, ooB tie tbeilmeiie
bur9 Serliderun9 seoedt ,peroen. Mae
orei Yrdnoe iparen 0as Werf uonSrano=
~itiftern-
philadelphia, 80. San. g..
Masuire, Elm Sireftor oes erlten 5dul=
Oiltriites oieler 9saot, lit pescn 9isb=
itabls BON &oblen aus Den Dffentli9en
S9ulea Su 4 Monaten Saft uernrt6eilt
woroen.
Gbicago, 30. San. Sic @rano=
SURF i'm 8unoesfreisgeridte perlebte &c
fern $. .. Differ, Greo. aeeo, oe1en
S9wieserlobn, Orlando 3. O!dinloh
Souatbau Nbel, Com. S. 9aprenee uno
lieben Mnoere in Mntla9e.
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pifbmpnt \ Arlm9tpl
sebens Dsrfdsrunos GfGufbot
bon Widmnnp, @a. .

Iiefe G'eislltatt pat rurS'tU ibr nams,
elsg ntes teqncmes @ebaute, Gdc Der Wtalt
anb Ste Ctr, be5osert-
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Gpanien.

2puoon. %. San. Ser gorreipon
Dent Der nSimes" beri6tet aus Son
Ssboftian iiber oas @efe9t bonn lesten
9ienItage: vSm Centrum uno auf Dem
re9fen Gliisel ,uarsn Die @lfunFlten er.
foI9rei9; ON linfen 6liisel oasessn sr-
reidten lie ibren 3wsd. bis nod 9era
por5aorinBsn, ourfaus nidt. Sis &C..
gen 8 l1br Iadmitta9s iaienen Die al-
fonlilten allentbalben Slid gu baben.
0ie &arliiten luaren auf einem eonii9en
Sii9el perldanst, Inn Den beftig ges
tdmpit wuroe. @essn 4 l1br perlu9ten
Die @lfonliten, nit Dem Saponnete gu
ltiirmen, puroen ieoD9 suridseworfen.
Sie 3arliiten perlieBsn Johann lire
S9ansen uub pcrfulsten bic 6liidiisen.
eine SiiseIfette uerbars mir Die Sam.
p%lenoen, aber aus Dem nabsren Seran.
, 1876-01-31
Sabres Ginfdmmer iihcr 81, 100000

3D. 9. earinqten, grdt., S, 6. Gbwarss, gieeprdf
y. s. baitiprf, Sefr., s. s. Sppftns, an. Z eta.
grpf. g.. y. Gn,,tb, U tsar.
, 1876-01-31
Mnsara.

2onbon, 20. Sen. Cine 0epel9e
bon 0uba-pelt6 meloet Den SOB bes
Ssrrn Grans 9eaf.
Ser unsaril6e &eidstag pertaste iih
ipfprt, unb Die Wobnuns bes Iterbenoen
Staatsmamnes mar o %leinen 6reun-
ben f6rmIi9 umrinst. gr nerl9ieo
Nbenos Ill nbr.
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Tranfretb.

Yoris, %. San. Dian iast, baB
Die &aoifalen uno Sr. @umbetta gu ei=
mem llebereinfommm gefpmmsn lino.
Sic Grlteren lpcrfen Trcpcint's ganbi-
batur fir ben Senat aeceptircn. uenn
@ambetta Die Serren 8iftor Suso j..
2ouis Blanc, Gluqust uab Yeprul aeeep
dirt.
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H4'|Ei;EfQEsyIIAi6l1
Hbp Tyaiz&TNT &seH@

DR.. 6. q. Ssoofe, 100 2eringtoa gtpe.
Cor. 6. Este Ctr, Stem Dorf, alS unab.
b~dnsi9er ar5t, beban6elt alle Irten bro r-
tiaer &ranf1etten uuo empfdn9t
9riefe aus alien TbeiIen Der ciuiliiirten
@elt. .arf
9urd bic originelle Beiie in Der aus.
iibuns ieiner meot5tnifden Yraris
beganbelt ct 5ablretde 8atientcn in europa,
@efSHbten, Canada urb in iebcr1
Staate Der @erginisten 9taateu.
8rieHide Gsuinltationeu lueutaeltlid.
@eber MireraIien nod fddblide gfan,en
gebraudt. 8cinabe 10000 gatienten ,pur.
ben in ben lettert 20 Sa5ren bebanoelt.
Sober 8alf ruirO ein5eln forsfdltig resiarirt,
OBJ brtefli6 ober pcri0nlif), Oh bon benz Doctor
ielbf ober ieinen 9iiliSdr;ten. 9ebtere iinb
ale %tui0enifaftlid s%ebiloete Meoi3iner,
AEe Yaftenfeu, 1perdje emfferut spoemen,
srbalten cine ausfibrlide Sragelife franco
per Yoff pber int Sauie. gii, UonItdnbiges
ibftentatiides gintrager1 in ben Biidern,
perbiuoert Sebler ODER Srrtbitner. Die
Buder 'uerben nar bon ben anseifeltsn
acr3ten 9eoffnet.
@egcn 6ra9elife ODER anbermeitise Con.
fuItatione1 a~breiiire man ipie folst:
. DIR. E. b. FOOTE,
Nor 1888. Npt4 gorP
, 1876-01-31
GlarIeS 6plsbauer
i'm neurtt Marft,

i'm neurn Marft,
Stanb 81 I'm er 4.
ade grten WurR, ais Seller, q ut unb
Srotnurf limb fsts fril9 uno aafs 8slts 3us
b%erettet, Su baten bel
Ha. Int GbarIe.s 5~slsbaueI
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Getb!sn.

2onbon 30. San. &euters Sele-
graph meloet aus Wien, baB Die aboan-
flung BEG 6iirlten Milan BON Ssrbien
beIdloliene Sa9e lit.
, 1876-01-31
Wreiie Der Mujeisen:

s1rDs.re anstisea wsresn btaissr bsrt&net.
nnt ober peuiser Bel en- 0,lSea einen .,Sauare.
.aue an,sisem inb TN gsraus "a sabisn.
Ote 3situns Nib IN 8igmonb unb lint.
,aeaeub son bsn 8rGsern tar IS &ents per
0Bcte nusgefragen.e
, 1876-01-31
0irsinia StaatS< Wa3erle
tasHp bsramssesebsn BON
9obn T. { II.
DO. 81 3uOiite Stra6e.
Jtih IN n B, g a.

aubgcrtptiorS Nreife.
, 1876-01-31

Gitiss belieicf. Y. parat sis Der m,slr,sl ID
sneritanii6en 2nce tNsn W t%strirt, 1T elm oaaa
aaeines eisblinesos tr6nts Der @2frebner ces Sebirs
ses BON 4,sr., MsIito uno fiSliDem 8dlifprnta
40 es Naan,e Made uno seoeibt. Tie ccrti9eH
aerIte Recommendation baiet6e %beftanoi9 oils elm
lstimuIant uno Diuretic IN alien Srants
keiten, nelfe iolhe Naittel srbeifben. Siner Dec
eiaertbimer berielten, pGbrene elmer &unoreHs
burd DieIitc uno 3atiprnia pcr sinigen Sohteh
trbislt Don tinsm fpanifben Slater unter Dem Gtes
mt Der Rerfbniesenbsit eos Ori9tnal=Eelept Der
Bubtreihna. Die gioentbimsr oe0tlbefi elIsdren
IS Sem ailaeiueinrn qublitum in Der Spifmlre, Gal
Rim onsrtannter @trtb an Der &ifs oes iiilsn
Oceans, eurb Gebrauf an Der otlantifbsn Suite
sef;iaert neros, IA fe i~iber'u9t fno, Dap Sc'es
Ssilmittsi ale sin Wchlth1tsr Der WienNtbcit ouP
titt &sine unfehlbaren giaeniblfttn srirelien
Ab q, ..d Gravel @put, hrcniider Gheumatt6nlaS,
ntipjents g3aIsriu6t, S~latulsnh Solid, SpStr'ita
kcrsn Der @lait, Der Eieren uno nrinare Sreare;
esasn Gpspepia uno aIasmsine Ghrrahe uno tn
EaGsn mo Ole eebtnstrlfts In, Gitfsn b%sortNers
III fsin gsbrau1 uno Srfcls eeHelben nab'"s*
miratulcs uno uniibertrpfcn.
Tie gseritansr balten 90 fir Elm e%biolut's ~prs
tis-sS'amittst non Seurbutie.
O @sbrauebs. sInUeiimns.
-. Gin Dturstit sintn Sslrftt rolf In er,,.a
GSeinalafe poa sadsrrpa0sr Sreimal sss Gags, pot
Ar @ahlNit. ais elm 6timulent BON sinens
&albsn bis ,i tinsm aontn gGsinslait pel nit eta
nrnia @aIsr 70 Oft ais nstbie.-
eIaminire cen Gi,ael auf Gem Gtcp'en fcrafdi
q, uno ~absryust lid, 4Ss eafslbs pOrbsr nidA
sebrcden.
N,d(e' 2'reis niro per os,. eissn tSh7aesa Nlr %
ktren 9 alden uno &iiss tt,sslt 1ssa aaeapss
Snid esosn>
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Der GrfpIa bieier 9cmpaerie 1T lit ter Ns
l9i9te rer SetensDsriiherunss @%elealbofttt
nod ME paeswsien, tplr ~fpI9enbe 2lte lbre,
@rfplseS er, ablt:
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
Boss PACKARD FOR GOVERNOR.
Metropolitan Army Organized In his
Behalf. -stlt-


Boss Packard wants TO DO Gov
ernor-everybody knows that. and the
ticket OF tho Packardite faction Is Boss
Packard for Governor and jim Lewis
for Lieutenant Governor. The Boss, IL
seems, Is to go into the scrimfnage for
the Governorship backed by the Metro
politan peelers. X. A. Bray, the Vice
President OF the Police Board, is his
brother-in-law; A. V. Ryan. member
OF the Board, owes his position to Pack
ard and Is his grateful friend.
j.. =. Murdock is an easy-going
bon yivant" who drinks 81 and
smiles and smiles and drinks and
will serve his friends. And, finally, the
Chief, W, +. Loan, who lets the pcelers
be easy with assassins and thieves and
protect the bunko men, is Packard s
man. We have been at a loss to divine the
uses OF the Metropolitans, outside Of
protecting the Bunko dens, but it now
transpires that their chief business will
likely be to support Packard and Lewis.
WarmOtb and Pinchback, 1t is said !,
are also in the field and We think will
be the strongest ticket of tho party
Warmoth has a wonderful popularity
with the negro. notwithstanding his
little slip up in 1872, and Pinch, having
been made u martyr OF. will rally his
race almost to Il man. Ef ,.=
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

Of old Independence bell for the center
support. The bell has on it the United
States coat Of arms, and the columns
the coats OF arms Of England and Irc-
lhnd. On the Id Of the tureen is fig
ure of Victory. .<li .i-st ttIf
For the international four oared she'll
race Is also q handsome tureen, having
on its sides views OF the Schuylkill.
The top is a representation OF the dome
fthe capitol at Washington surmourit-
cd by the statue OF America The
shank has the flags Of all nations, In
colors, entwined around it, and the base
Is OF marble Of different colors.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
OUR COUNTRY.
How 1t Grew, ;. by Decades.

10
177G-The worst penmen. In America
sign the Declaration of independents,
and the United States is born. Jenner
inyents vaccination, and Garrick,f dis
gusted with amateur Hamlets, quits the
stage forever. .f.,..-..t,'..,.
I7s6-Articles Of confederation, treaty
with Morocco, Columbia College, New
York, founded, but no crew entered! for
the regatta. -.-------------~---.--.-.--
1896 Tennessee, natures hoopp0le
and tar repository, adttiitted to the
Union. Washington steps down ind
out, without any handsome presents or
itching for third term. Susan Anthony
lust getting into society and smashing
male hearts generally
/ I8O6-Fulton hopes to blow up the
world, and invents steamboats,. Total
eclipse this year Of the sun and Aaron
Burr. First souphouse in the world es-
tablished.
ISl6-Indiana admitted to the Union.
Treaty with Algiers. DR.. Mary Walker
first meditates pantaloOns. s.,.... -r
1926 Adams and Jefferson die. Sing
Sing prison built and .ocked with the
great spirits Of the age. English gram
mar kicks the bucket in the person of
Lindley Murray. About this time the
little hatchet' story was carved out OF
gossamerS. --.--
1S36-Arkansas admitted, Seminole
war, railways begin to slay their thou
sands. The baggage smasher springs
into existence. Anthony, no longer
dotes on slate pencils and pickles, but
aspires to suspenders. Davy Crockett
kills his last bar" ta III. ="
l84G-The sacred order of Mexican
Veterans" is founded The author ol
the Star Spangled Banner dies and
leaves the country weeping. Under the
influence Of a new invention called the
lunches the country recovers.
1856 Kansas begins to bleed, and sc
does Summers head. Braggart Brooks
| paws a fine. Base ball and sewing ma
chine agents spring into existence. Mrs
! Southworth writes twenty-five red-ho
novels. .fi ~ -.
! 1S66-Andrew johnson vetoes ever.
bill except his washerwoman .. fenlan
ism goes up" and the Atlantic cabl
goes down. About this time Beeche
sees Elizabeth quite frequent, and Ser
geant Bates, having escaped rom III
funatic asylum, continues his flaS per
ambulations. ),
ls76-CentenniaL One hundred MD
lion acres, all in Philadelphia. Every
body's going, if they walk. Board 81
a day. One biscuit and f1shball 50 sc
Striped stockings lovelier than ever. 81
Louis wins the base bali championship
Hooplah st. Louis Republican.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
GOV. TILDEN.
The Action Of the New York COm,uiGte
lnfayOrabIc to Him.
from the New York Horald.I

from the New York HoraldI
The action of Mr.. John Kelly at the
meeting of the State General Commit
tee at Albany, on "Wednesday last, has
for the past two days furnished matter
for discussion among POLITICIANS OF both
factions OF the Democratic party IN this
city. Everywhere ID is asked, What
does the apparent opposition Of the
Boss to Gov Tilden mean 2" The fol-
lowers Of Tammany, OF course, indorse
the sentiments Of John kell v expressed
atthe committee meeting. They loudly
declare their opinion that the course
adopted by their leader IL the proper
one, and that it would, as he stated, i'll
beiit delegation representing tho State
Of New York to go to u convention
pledged to support any particular can
didhtc
Among the i-Tammany people dif-
ferent Indications are seen in the action
Of Mr. Kelly, yet on every hand it
seems to be the belief that Coy. Tilden
will have no possible chance Of securing
the nomination for the Presidency At
the Manhattan Club the question has
been thoroughly discussed, and it would
seem that the chances Of any candidate
from this State securing the nomina-
ton from the National Convention are
considered exceedingly meagre. In
fact, it il conceded by the members Of
the club that it would be more polite
to put In nomination some one from the
West
MR.. ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT BELIEVES
that the expressions Of Mr.. John Kelly,
at Albany, clearly betoken An intention
to take Il position antagonistic to she
nomination of Gov. Tildeufor the Pres
idency. He considers that, for. some
time past Mr.. Kelly has been ihimical
to the Governor, and has but waited his
opportunity TO effectually kill him pO-
litically. The speech made by him
(Mr Kelly, Mr.. Roosevelt thinks,
plainly foreshadows the fact that in no
case will Gov. Tilden be supported by
the New York delegation at the Ma
tional Convention that is to say. il Mr.
Kelly has the controlling influence. Lal
MR.. AUGUST BELMONT yiii9 ~ d
thinks that Kelly has ACTED very TN.
kindly and very ungratefully toward
Gov. Tilden. ....... ,t,o.,..., .,,.
coNGREssMAN MEADE -
did not think that Mr.. Kclly's action in
dieated any opposition ito GOV. Tilden,
but he did not believe the latter would
be selected as the Democratic nominee,
From conversations held With various
the reporter learned that Some acts of
Gov. TiIden were not calculated to com
mand the confidence Of the, party, and
consequently any opposition he might
meet with should not create any great
surprise. They said, however, that the
action Of the Tammany people at AL
bany was no declaration OF hostility to
Tilden, but simply a decryipg OF pre-
mature and unwise suggestion.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22

grown ,extravagant and had made
the salaries too large. Since then the
Republican party had the control OF
legislation for years, and it never made
an attempt to repeal that .pernicious
rule which prohibited reduction OF sala-
ries, because any motion to that effect
interfered with existing laws. That rule
was enforced for six years by the gentle
man from Maine. As soon as the Dem
ocratic party came into power they re-
pealed the rule at once and adopted one
which permitted the House to reduce
salaries.
After further discussion, the commit
tee rose and the House, at s 10 p. m,
adjourned.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
TINE INTERNATIONAL AL lSEGATTA.f
The rrfzes for the Centennial Rowing

@df n0 i9i Races. 81 HaI3u.0,s1
/ .ICerras pendenp New York AHeraldl lGtg
LADELpHIA, March H-TA sub-com-
mittee OF the honorary EXECUTIVE com
mittee, appointed to supervise the Cen
tennial regatta, under the auspices OF
the SchuyJkill navy, held q meeting at
the mayors Office this afternoon. May
or Stokely, Commodore James NJ Fer
gersOn and MessrsJ Phiip6t and Ker-
shaw were present. ogThH subject for
consideration was the prizes to, be
awarded for the successful +, competg
liitors in the proposed races races and upon
the different designs h2 there was
considerable ldiscussion q Finally the
,prizes were adopted. aAll are very hand
some in design and will. be costly in
manufacture The several medals are
to be Of gold silver and brofize. The
gold one Is for the winning crew, silver
for the second III the race, and tine
bronze for, all the participants Ihe
medals will be. circular ll IL, gferms and "a
scull oalsfnan pulling; oveff1drn i3 a
scr Ii, and the outer edge confirms ti.ir-
teen stars the reverse is plain Attached d
to the medals will be. q pendant loop ei
| butte pretty design. The diamdnd badge
| for the winners Of single she'll races has
upon it SchuylkillcNavy flags carved
and surmounted byiascroll.ir Below, iD
| the centre, is the monogram OF the navy
| In a shield, sufmounted by bent, sculls,
entwined with laurel leaves. A pedestal
has raised devices Of rudder and foot
board, and below this, in bas reiief,cis q
rover in singlee shell. The bot
tom OF the badge is composed, Q,
and a scroll depending thereon
For the pair-oared race the prize viii
be a magnificent puBch-bow1. The tol
| is embelfished with the figures Of two
oarsmen stripped to the waist and eacf
| holding aloft an oar. On the sides are
the heads Of eagles thrust through lanre
wreaths, and bOathooks and oars en-
twined with wreaths and graceful
palm leaves. The base is Of ebony, dec
Grated with festOOns, rosettes, iaure
leaves, etc. On the reverse side OF tn
!, base is a space for engraving the nam
! OF the winner For the graduates
i race the prize is q large vase. On tn
sides Of the bulb are the figures Of stork
deyouring frogs. On the sides ore tn
letters Il r. X. R.'-International Row
ing Regatta. These are within a shiel
fianked by oars, over which is a scrol
with this legend, ''l776--l576." Th
shank rests upon the arch Of bridge
through which is passed a four-Oare
shell vigorously pulled by the crew
All rests on a base, which represent
. the water Of a river.
For the double she'll race simple bG
:. tasteful and pretty prize WIS adopted
: It represents TWO oarsmen ready 70
, work, carrying their boat down to tn
: water with their oars on their sheuide
; On the base is blank for an inseril
, ton. fE @
For this college regatta the prize
contributed by Mr. Geo. ". Childs,
: the Ledger. It comprises tureen
: magnificent design, the upper part b
5 ing embellished' with the heads
|. eagles. The tureen rests on a shank col
!. sistng OF silver globe, fianked by hn
. oars. The globe rests on two <ltatioi
for side supports, and a r.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22

Partisan ladies who do their own
needle work have adopted thimbles
with q pebble inserted as top. The
agate, cairngorm, onyx and crystal are
the most popular. as they look very
pretty in their setting OF silver.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-03-22
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, March al The Chamber of
Deputies has annulled the election OF
M. Malarte, from the Department Of
Haute Loire, because OF the miscount
OF the returning officers. This Is the
first election that has been annulled.
1t Is stated that the Congregation Of
Rites has reported against the canoni-
zatiOn Of Joan OF Arc.
The Office Of the Rep,tbligue Franchise
has been broken into by burglars and
robbed OF 55, 900 francs.
LIVERPOOL. March 2l.--A fleet OF 400
wind bound vessels left the river Mer-
scy yesterday. or these, 1893 were bound
to foreign ports. The sight was mag
nificent, and altogether unprecedented.
The vessels formed q procession some
times ten abreast, and occupied two
hours in passing given point. I, ... ~.
KOME. March 21.-It Is believed that
the following have accepted portfolios
in the new cabinet: Marsini, Minister
Of Foreign Affairs; Maiorana, Minister
of Agriculture; Coppino, Minister of
Education; Nicoterior, Minister Of the
Interior