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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Ser
Simeone

bat ben beimf. StubIe b~esIaubisten Diplo
maten bic folssnbe MittbeiIuns suseben
lafen: Set Der 81. 8ater in ieiner BENT
wiiroi9en Napcution pom ~. OtGrs unter
ausbriiden, wel9e in aHen tatbolii6en
Sersen lebbaften Wibsrbaa fanben, bic
5abuoien sssen bic Rir9e felt Der Befis:
nabme Rom'S seri1tetsn Angriffe betlaate,
bate man boffen birfen, bic sessnpdrtiss
&esieruns uarbe benz ebrwiroisen Yapit
weitere BetriibniB eriparen. Mber gan, i'm
@ssenibeil lit fe in ibrer feinoielisen Sal
tun9 pesblieben; tie bat in ben Iettsn tas
gen burb chen 10 unssiesli9e mie unaere4:
tie unb iucrilssiide @cte bas Sers Or. Sci.
Iistsit NIT Sitterteit srfiat, sIeIdssitis bic
reIisi0ien @efible Der &Smsr perlessnb,
unb bic 3erftOruns %unierer biitoriidsn unb
tiiniflerii9en OentmdIer poIbra9t. Sd
meine bic S9lieBuns Der 8ir4en ct. Din.
tonius auf benz Gsquilin unb ct. Rartba
aIf benz Ylas bss goIssium Romanum,
iowie bic Sefisnabme oes nit Der 6ir1e
ct. Wtaria bella Scala perbunSsnen Ora.
forums. W&an sebentt bic erite &i,9e su
einem 9oipitaI, bic ;usite 3u elmer Galsrne
uno bas Oratorinm ju einem @pmnaiium
al MAIDEN.
Der Cardinal i1ilbert nun bic babel ,ur
9lnpenouns setommenen vbS5it bsipoti:
i@en unb iummariiden Mittel- unb fdbrt
bann fort:
SIS 1T alio lsbisIid bic Ysra1tuns ses
gen bic tatboIii9en Rir9en, mobur1 bic
He~sieruns bsposen wirb, spei Der ib6niten
unter ibnen unseiesli4er nnb unn6tbiSer
Weiie in Beiis gu nsbmen, wdbrsnb iis ben
protelfantii4en Gempsln ale 8ssinitisuns
bepiqist. Die Isstsrsn erbsben ii9 3abl:
reid in ben beu6ltertifsu StabtuierteIn,
obne bab bic WaIbsnisr oSer Saptiiten cine
@rsrOpriation ober @onfiscation su bsiir9s
ten bdtten. Sober flar lsBenbe 9eiit tann
aus biei len lbaliaden e%ntnsbmen, wel9es
Stidial ben tom l6en 8ir4en in ndbersr
ober f~e,nerer 3ufunft trobt, wenn Der se:
S~enwdrtige Stanb Der Oin9e uuglidli1er
Weiie anbauern ioIte. Sdoa iest snts
biut fi4 Der idulbuoue Plan, ben man
S9ritt fur S4ritt bur15ufibrsn seeentt,
benz fatboIiiden Gultus ni1t alsin Rlo:
FerS uno eoH9re9atlonss lonoern au@
msbrere Pfarrtirden su ent3ieben unb bic
3abl Der pfarreien wiatirli9 Su uernin:
bern. Die ausfibruns bieies YlaneS be-
gam nit abbru9 Der 8ir9en ct. @aius
ct. Gbereia u. /. 10. 9eute wirb CT forts
seiest bur4 bic letten Ocupationen.
Der unterseidnets Staatsietretdr tam
uiht umhtu. biele bebauerIihen Sbatiahen
@p. greelea5 mitjutbeilen, bamit sic
oieielben aur 8enntniB Sbrer &esieruns
brinsen ais besei4nenben Gommsntar Der
tets wieberbOlten Bebauptuns, burd bic
Snpaiion &om's iei Der iouuerdne Yapit
lebigli4 ieiner weltIi9en lSerridaft Be:
raabt, basesen feline ssiitli9e 4utoritdt uno
feline @eri6tsbarteit iber seiitli9s Yerio:
men unb Ss@en unsetaftet sslaHen wor'
ben"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Die 2etoen Der STRIDE.
(5prtisBuns fulst.)

SAT- auerpdrts beinbet ii4 bic Stride
in beordnster Gage. Die 5einbe Der &ir9e
iubeln unb triumpbiren, ais wenn ie ben
Sieg i1on pouitdnbis errunsen bGtten.
S9mersIi9 1T bieier 9nbIid fir ben treaen
&atboIiten fam bod Der quite Gbriit ni1t
talt unb slsidsiltis blsiben Bel ben 9eiben
Der &irde. Oennod aber barf er nidt
ben Mutb uerlieren.
Infer Croft 1T bic feite @epibbeit, baB
uniere Stride pon ib,em g0ttli9en Saus
meiiter feiter sebaat lit. als bas Sirma.
ment, bas ii9 iber urs m6lbt, unb baB
ale Wd9te Der @elt ibr ni9ts anbabsn
tonnsn. Die @epiBbsit itiist ii9 auf bic
untrisli1e 9erbsiBuns ibrss s6ttIi4en
Stifters, fe itiist ii9 uuf bas Seusnib si,
ner observation-disclosures @eidi9te.
Sat bod uniere 81 6ir6e bereits 10 piele
eridredli9e Sturm: unb Oranspstioben
bur9lebt, baB, mem fe iiberbaupt seritSrs
bar wdre, i9on ldnsit uon ibr tein Stid
mebr ibris pdre.
Ni9t bic 3eitsn duBerer Rube u. 6ties
bens iinb mad benz 3eusniie Der @ei1i9ts
bieienisen, mo bic &trde nod guBen wddit
unb @roberunsen madt. Sm @sssntbeiI,
INNER bepabrte fi9 oas Uort bes bl. 81.
larius: vOas 1T bic @issntbimIidteit Der
Rirde, oaB iie sann iiest, uenn iie anse.
feinbet wiro, bann ~peritanben wirb, wenn
man fe bss Srrtbums iiberfibren wia,
oann aue sepinnt, uenn fte perlaHen
wirb.~ Sin anberer Croft in Der sssen.
wd,tisen BsbrdnsniB liest in Der llsbsrs
3eusuns, baB Der iibsraQ in Der Welt se:
gen bic Rir4e tobenbe Sturm Der banb:
sreifide Bsusis fir ibrs 0abrbeit unb
@0tlidfsit lit.
Ni9t cine 8rde, weIde nit Der Wslt
in Srieosn lebt uno BON Der Wslt ni1t an:
sefo9ten wirb, ionbsrn nur bieienise
&ir4e, mel9e pon Der Welt unb Der rnters
melt betdmpft wirb, tam bic wabre Rir4e
@briiti iein. Der s0ttli4e Stiftsr bat ia
ielbit 9eiben unb 8erfoIsunsen beutli9 pors
aususrfinbiSt unb omar su benz ausses
iprodsnsn 3wede, bamit Rismanb an bies
fen VerfolSunsen aerserniB nebme. aln
Der Dornsntrone, wel9e bic &ir1e trdst,
bat man bas untrisIi9s RennSeiden ibrsr
f0nisli9en Ibtunft, ben bebren 8rauts
i9mud, womit fe an ibrem Brauttase pom
ibrem sSttli1en Brduiisam untsr benz
S9atten bes &reuaes 1T bic &ir@e sebo.
rem, sewadien unO sroB seworoen. Die
Burjel ibrer araft u. @r6Be 1T nod forts
mdbrenb am SuBs ses Rreu3es az iu9en.
Da wddit Der gifer i'm @lauben unb Der
Wutb zines frsisn unb %offenen Betsnntnds
les ou bic wabre Dsmuib unb Selbiiuers
laughing, bic 9riitIi4s Eapferteit unb
Stanbbaftisteit. Sc Iiest in ~unierer sro'
zen meni@li4en @sbre9Ii9teit, baB In
suten uno sIldlidsn duBeren Yerbdltntis
fen an biele 9rifli9sn Gusenbsn man9ers
lei S4Iafen li@ aniessn, aber I'M 6euers
ofen Der Iribiale unb 2eiben werben fe
uon bieien S9Iaten sereinist unb ibr @oIb
sldn3t bann IN ieinsm lautern @lanje.
Die Qeibsn Der 6ir4e bienen aIio auf
bic Dauer 5u ibrer Ysrberrli9uns; seIdus
teri umb nit sr6berer Wa&t Sebt iie aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

bsrte lang untsr benz bradenben So9e pros
teitantii1er Staatsfirden aeieuft. Nur
lansiam nab bic Ma9t berislben bur1
bas proteitantii1 Sectenueien - aus;
idIiebli9 gu @uniten bss p,otstantismus
unb nit itrsnsitsr 1nbulbiamteit sessn bic
tatbolii4e 6ir4e-in einiSen Golonien ses
itiir3t, in ben anberen untersraben. Oas
tatboliide Warplanb bat suerit bic @riin'
buns zines 4riitli1en Staatsmeiens auf
Der Bats liebeuoaer unb seredtsr confsi.
i~ioneIer OuIouns ueriu9t uno ms Wert
Seiest, warb aber pom Der proteitantil1en
lleberma1t erbridt unb peri1Iungen. Oas
qudterii@e Yennipluanien, weI1ss benz
bodiinnisen Beiipiel MarpIanbs ssfolst
mar, erlas bemieIbem Sidial. Nur Der
f~leiniten Golonie, &bobe: Sslanb, 9elans
es, uon ieiner @riinbuns an bis our Nsas
seltaltuns Notbamerita's ben Gbaratter
zines bur@aus confeiionsloien, fait reIi.
sionsloien AipIs fir 0erfoIste ieoer Mrt 81
bepabren.
Dies 1T ansefdbr bas 6acit unlsrer Bis:
bergen seidi4tliden rmi9au, bieB Der
ltaatstir9enre1tlids B%ilounsssans Der
decentralization @oIonien, wenn man
ibn, ber nebIisen liberaIen Pbraien ert
leoi9t, in ieiner nii9ternen Gbatiddli1feit
ani1aut. Die brittle gpo9e Der @ntwid
lung, uon Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bis auf bic SestSeit, miiien mir notbwsns
big nit ben beutisen 3uitdnben 3uslei9 be-
tra1ten, ba oas 8erbdltniB, in weldes Der
neusei9affene Staatenbuno i'm Nnfans
oieier Yeriooe CUR Stride trat, ieiner NE:
ientIi9en @runbIase mad nod fortbeitebt
uno bic Norm Der ieitberisen &tr9enpolitit
biloet. Ois t9auptpuntte, auf peI1e mir
uniere aufmertiamteit gu lenteu babsn,
fino nit Der SADIE ielbit sesebsm. IS itnb +:
l.. Der rslisiOie @baratter Der norbame:
ritaniiden Serfaiuns in bersn llripruns /;
Q. bic nd9ere alusprdsuns bs1eIben i'm
&edtsleben Der Union.
Gie9en Der decentralization Yerfai:
Jung lpecifid proteitantii1e gni9auunsen
gu @lunse, ober iibsrbaupt driitli9e? ST
ie beloniid9 reIisiOs? BON auer 9teIision
ablebeno2 relisionsIos, ooer gar etwa 10
9runolaslos, wie elm ameritaniider Wis
bOIO es benz traueitirten Wepbiito @Otbs's
aIs antwort an ben naiuen vS4iler" in
ben Munb le9t:
rprineip? Was iastef tu, iunssr SAINT?
Das fennt man Mot in bieism 9anb.
prattiiG Dor Iasm iinp bic 9eute
pier brsbt ss it ein,is UNI bic gsute!"
Ollie bisie SuaIifieationen finb i1on benz
ameritanii9en Volte beiselest unb mebr
ober weniser ausbridIid aut feline 9erfai:
flung iibertrasen woroen, nit 3iebe pber
A~bnsisuns. Sob ooer SabeI, ie na9bem es
Der Stanppunft Oes getra9ters serabe nit
ii4 bra6te. I'm sere4t gu iein, mi1en
mir natirIid ale oersleiden l1rtbeile BEL
Settle ieten uro uns auf ben Stanbpuntt
jsnsr Mdnner iteqen, pelde bic @runbpfei:
Ter bes neueren ameritaniiden Staats.
lebens erri4teten.
(5prtisBuns fclst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
No lit oaS Grab Der aaerjeli9.
ten Sun8trau Maria

SIM GbaIe SOiupbat, finf Winuten Oit.
lid unter benz St~ep5anstbore BON Serula:
lem, umidIisBt cine iebr aIts &ir9e bic
Stdtte, an ueI9e bic gpeffel ben 9ei9nam
Waria tru9en, unb BON wel9sr aus er In
ben Simmel %aufsenommen wurbe. Die
Rir1e bat iibli4 einen 0orplas, in mel.
den brsi Stiesen binabiibren, unb bur9
wel9en man 3um @ingans in bic &ir4e
sslanst. Dor pierbunbert Sabren bate fe
elm prdG tiseS Yortal NIT adt Marmoridus
len ; iett lit es psrpittert, unb bic id6nen
3ierratben sotbiiden StpIs iinb bsrabse.
idIasen, ba bic pilser bauon Stid9sn
m%itnebmen.
Oie Warisntirde 1T eisentli9 cine S6b.
le NIT einem tIeinen lleberbau. Wenu
ii6 bic ~siisrnen Gborfisel aufi1Iie6en,
wel6e isst ni9t mebr, wie Dor 200 Sab:
ren, elm b6lssrnsr S5IaHeI Dffnet, iteiat
mon auf Al WarmoritufeH auf ben Boben
Der Birdie binab. sic 1T 81 5uB lang,
20 5uB brett uuo SO SUB bod, 1T an Der
Sltwanb sr0btentbeiIs 6elsseitein, an ben
iibrisen Seiten aug feibis bearbeitsten
Stsin : Suabern erbaut. Sic lit ni1t
idon, rest aber CUR slnba9t an; bas 9idt
erbalt fe eiuerieits bur9 bic Stisss, anser:
erieits bard cine Defining in Der OF
wanb. Sm llebrisen wirb ite aud no.
msntIi9 an 5eittasen nit 9umpsu unb
9sudtsrn erbeat.
Mitten in bsr 6irds, bod mebr sessn
Often, in cine pieredise Gapeae, 10 tlein,
baB nur etpa ssbn 8erlonen BARN YIas
babsn. sic sntbdIt sesen Often bas
@rab Der aqetielisiten Sunsfran, bas
burd sineu siemIiden boben Sarfopbas
nit i9uars unb weiB sedoertem OedeI
oarseftslt 1T. lIeber bemielben feet Elm
@emdloe ben Cob Der @ottssmutter bar;
sablrsi1s Qampen srbelsn ben Raum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
Die 0erfenmam8 Der oberisfeits
Ii@en Yti6ten tn Der euros
pdtj@en Volttif.

Die ,@ermania" idreibt: Wonar9isn
unb &epubliten, Iesitime unb iaesitime
Resierunsen IBIS auf uerise ausnabmen)
fnb fi9 bieier pfi@ten ni4t msbr Oewubt,
obpobl In slidIi&eren 3eiten bisiss BE
wubtiein, wenu i@on oft bassssn ssfebIt
wurbs, elm aIsemeines NOR. Das
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13

alien Rdmpfen unb @iberudrtisteitsn ber.
Dor. au4 bic bitterifen Geinbe werben
b~ereinff, wie Sultan, sefeben miHen: @ir
baben uns uerseblid bemiibt; Rajardaer,
ou baif sefisst! @uf bic S4ma& unb ben
Cob bss @barfreitass folst noibwenbis bic
5reube unb bic auferfsbuns am . ffertas ;
10 lebrt es bic @eidi9te unb 10 Iebrt es
@ottes untriali4 Wort!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-11-13
RatbOIif@er 4ir@en $ 9alenber.

Yom Senft6rnlein = Mattb. Is.
SsuuI. ben 10. RcY. O 26. Warimus, Bid.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
TIE RAILROAD STRIKES

The serious railroad strike at Martins
burg has been followed by an outbreak at
Pittsburg of n similar character. II Is use
less to dwell upon the causes of these law
less proceedings. II is the old story of nm
attempt upon the part of employees to die
tate terms to employers by force. The at
tempt in this case, rs in all others, must be
unsuccessful, for the price of labor, like
every other commodity, must be regulated
by the law Of supply and demand.
If the strikers had limited their effort to
| peaceful means to procure relief they would
have deserved and commanded the sympa-
| thy of the public. In these days, when the
pressure Of hard times il 30 general re-
duction of wages already low is measure
which should only he resorted to from ex-
| treme necessity. The depressed condition
of the business Of the railroads of the
country would seem to fully justify the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in
making the proposed reduction in the
wages of the employees. II is vain for en-
ployces to expect capitalists to carry on
business at u loss. As to the equity of the
case 1t is only u question as to whether the
proposed reduction of wages is reasonable
| or not.
BY resort to violence, however, the
strikers have destroyed all their right to
public sympathy, for they have thereby
made an attack upon society which must
be promptly and stcrnly resisted. The is
sue between the company and the strikers
is lost sight of, now that the property and
lives Of the public are assailcd, and the
traffic upon great national highway in
terrupted.
In this country the supremacy of the law
must be maintained at all hazards We,
therefore, approve of the prompt action OF
the authorities in calling upon the National
Government for the assistance necessary for
promptly suppressing the unlawful proceed
ings at Martinsburg If the strikers do not
\ wish TO work for the wages offered by the
railroad company they cannot bc compelled
to do so. On the other hand, they have the
right to compel the company to pay them
any wages heretofore earned, but to permit
them to fix their own wages and force their
services upon the company would not only
destroy the value of capital, but would 50
react as to take away the rewards Of Ia.
bor itself
National Republican., 1877-07-20
THE NEW RTIE

Secrecy is the very Gibraltar of political
corruption. If all transactions relating to
public affairs had TO be carried on in the
light of day, and open to the inspection OF
all the world, there would be Very little
danger of the corrupt intrigues and base
bargains by which appointments to Office
arc too often procured.
However honest and well disposed the
appointing power may be, it will fcquently
be imposed upon unCer II system which
allows appointments to bc made by political
influence and the pressure" which cunnir {
and experienced politicians know so well
how to Use.
There is, fortunately an effectual remedy
for this evil. 1t is only necessary for the
Executive to adopt rule requiring a list OF
all applicants for appointment to be kept in
every Department, open to public inspec-
tion at least fifteen days before appoint
ments are made. As n restriction upon the
reckless manner in which recommendations
are now too often made all rec0mmenda-
tions should likewise be open to public in
spectiOn, in order that the peoIl may be
informed through the press as to who the
indorsers of appOintees are and the reasons
assigned for asking the appointments to be
made.
This measure is exceedingly important as
protection to the Executive. Ii would
deter men from recommending notoriously
unfit persons for appointment, as Is too
often now done under the cover Of secrecy
1t would subject every candidate to the
scrutiny of the public in the community
where he is best known. When this sys.
tenn is adopted, as it doubtless soon will be
dishonesty, intrigue and corruption will be
at q discount
National Republican., 1877-07-20

the sincerity of the professions of reform
put forth in the Republican platform and in
Mr.. HAYES letter Of acceptance. They
asked, how is IL possible for an Administra-
tion elected by such men to effect any re-
forms?
The dismissal of the office-holders from
the management Of party affairs will make
it necessary for the people themselves to
take charge of the organization. This we
believe they are as competent to do now
as they were in 1860 when they elected
LINCOLN without the aid of any custom.
houses or marshalships. If the people do
not take interest enough TO run the party
it will be sure indication that the party
has served its purpose and is no longer
needed. 20, ss.
The business Of conducting elections
should be turned over to the people, ia
whom it belongs. They do not need the
aid of oflice-holders, and their interference
has really been very distasteiiil to the best
men in the Republican party, who have fol
long time very reluctantly submitted tc
the odious ofticousness of Government Off.
cinls. We predict that when Republican
State conventions are held which have moi
been packed by custom house gangs" in,
ternal revenue officers and postmasters, new
vigor will be infused into the party by mcr
who will be the direct and real representa-
tives Of the people.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
THE EOUR PEE CENT LO1N

Fears have been expressed that the re-
demption OF the tive-twenty bonds with
the $70,000,00O derived from the four per
cents. may produce such m etiiux of gold to
Europe rs TO produce u financial crisis. Such
fears are wholly unfounded.
The amount of gold to be exported will
be entirely under our own control, for no
more of the tiye-twenties need DE called for
than we can pay for with the proceeds OF
the four per cents. sold. But IL will be in
the power Of the Government to redeem an
equal amount Of the five-twenties, for the
reason that large portion of those called
for are held in this country, so that there
need be no drain of gold to pay for them
Besides q very considerable amount of the
four per cent. bonds will go to Europe, and
to that extent no gold need be exported
Owing to these facts the refunding of the
fve-twenties can be accomplished without
difficulty. OF course, if the $4,000, 900 OF
four per cents. had been paid for in gold in
this country, to redeem an equal amount OF
tve-twenties held abroad, the whole S70,-
OOO.0 900 in gold would have to be exported
which would produce disastrous results
But such is not the state of the case
q. Ii ought to be remembered that the Secre.
tary of the Treasury has made our national
finances special study for several years
1t is, therefore, absurd to attribute to him
as some papers have done, policy which
would result in a forced contraction at {
time when the crops have to be moved, ant
which would bring new commercial crisis
upon the country. The subject was care
fully considered in all its aspects before tn,
four per cent, loan was called for, and tn,
public may rest assured that there is II,
doubt whatever but that the plan will worl
smoothly.
The excellent crop prospects and tn,
probable large foreign demand for bread
stuffs, although not necessary to the sue
cess Of the loan, should be taken into tn
account in considering the financial pros
poets of the country. Those prospects W
consider very flatterng, especially il tn
people have the good sense to adhere to tn
sound financial doctrines upon which thi
administration came into power.
National Republican., 1877-07-20
DIED,

DIED.
BOWMAN.-In this city. on Wednesday, the 18th,
after u lingering Illness, Miss IDA BOWMAN, In the
twenty seventh year of her age.
die"
Dearest sister, thou hast len rs
For the land OF light and love,
One angel less when God bercfi US,
One angel more In heaven above.
PATTERSoN.-On the 10Th Instant, JAMES LEWIS,
infant son of James and Mary W. Patterson. aged
one year one month and seventeen days
BELI-On the morning Of the 18th Of July. 1877, at
the residence Of her brother, Brcvet Brig General a.
BELL, l. =. A., SAnAn, youngest daughter Of the late
w. ID. BELL, esq, OF HaSerstown, Md.
Funeral todny ut oclock y. m.
BARRoN-0n the 18th Of July, 1877, at 7:3o o'clock,
with CHRONIC dlnrrhua and whoopng cough, Benz.
FRANKLIN BARRON.
Relatives and friends OF the nmliy are respectful
halfstrcet southwest to-day ut $50 D. m.
CARBERY.-On Wednesday, July IS, 1877, at Ivy
CITY, d. C.. ANNIE T., beloved wife OF Joseph y
Funeral will take place from her late residence, to-
day the snh, ati O'clock p; m. Friends and rea
latives OF the family are Invited to attend
MATTHEWS.-On the morning OF the 10th OF July
~, Rosa MATTHEWS, aged hfy-four years, be.
Her funeral Will take place nom her late re-dence.
Maine avenue, between Third and FOur-and.nr hall
streets southwest at o'clock p. M. the nth Inst,
,MINEs.-on Tuesday, July u. 1871, at Rose Hnl
OF the late Rev, John Mines, d. d., In the seventy,
seventh year Of her age.
Funeral services at The house ut 10 a. IN today In
termcnt at Hayes.
CLARRE.-After 3 long and painful Illness OF con
sumption, on the 18th Inst. fRkskLIS PiEncE, only
son o. Richard W. and Mary A. Clarke, aged twenty.
four years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
Of his parents, No, l0,5 Ninth street northwesI OF
Friday aIteTn0On the 18th Inst. nt o'clock. 80
National Republican., 1877-07-20
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

When DIR. Mary Walker sings she must look
like a tuning fork
Miss Glyn is giving readings from shaks-
peare at her residence In London, IL Mount street.
GrOsyenor square.
Olaf Bull, young Norwegian, of Chippewa,
Wis, Is coming out as yiolinist and rival Of his
countryman, Ole Bull.
Mr.. c. ID. Hess, the operatc manager, is said
donna for the coming season.
The Union Square theatre, New York, re-
opens on Monday evening with Poor Jo," with
Mis- Mary Cary In the title role.
The finance committee Of the Louisville
Spngerfast that the receipts of the festi
val amounted to s2l 6Ss, and the expenses consid-
erably leSs.
Mr.. J. G. Fryor has entered into an engage
ment with the manager 10 the Varieties theatre,
New Orleans, for All operntlc season of one MONTH
with Nine. Eugene Pnppenheim as the prlma
donna,
Clara Morris is in the papers again. This
time she has had her fayorte horse struck by light.
in the ncigh6orhood of New York on Tuesday al.
tcrnOon.
The Ga=ssHa Musicale Of Milan states that
twenty; three new operas have been produced in
| year Nearly all are said TO have been successful
| How many will live Is another question.
At each of the three principal operas in Paris
Ga%orEf work Of An6er,si f. shortly to be revived The
Lyrique, la Mute de P6rtic' at the Grand OpGrn,
| aud Des Diamans de Ia Couronne" at the Opera
| CDmique.
At the Handel festival recently held at the
Crystal Palace Sydcnham. the voices numbered
5000 aud In the orchestra there were 80 first vo-
Inns ~ second volins Go riolHs, 81 vOlOnccloS and
30 double basscS, with wind instruments in proper
tiUn. The Messiah" was given ON the first day Of
the festival when 1880 visitors Were present
Annie Louise Gary sings every Sunday dur
ing vacation IN the little church NJ Durham. A
correspondent who heard her sing Rock Of Ages
two weeks ago was wrought up To this high pitch
Her glorious voice seemed TO llnger then To swell
forth In pure, strong, soulful crcsccndC-Rn CX-
quiste burst Of mclDdy-and then float out On the
still July air over the meadows and woodland
even the birds keeping silent out Of compliment
until the sOundNavc was broken. aIIh the hymn
died away in one last, lingering chord ofhnrmGny"
According to the Theatre, Signor Salvin re.
Gently received from the German Emperor II
present of splendid diamond ring rs souvenir
Of his stay In BERLIN accompanied by letter from
Prlvy Councillor BnTk, stating that the Emperor
had frequently attended SignOr Salvini's perform.
anccs and had always followed with great interest
his versatile impcrsOnntiOns, which bore marks Ui
deep study and Of the most correct understanding;
that the actor also succeeded In gaining the un.
| qualified approval Of the Crown Prince and Prin.
cess, and that thu Emperor, as well as the Crown
Prince and Princess desired tO express their fullest
recognition of his talents and had selected the ac-
cOmpanying ring as mark Of their satisfaction and
! a souvenir Of his stay in Berlin.