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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-21
THE BALTIMORE RIOT suBDUED.

THE BALTIMORE RIOT SUBDUED.
Washington, July Ex-Governor Carroll
OF Maryland al three a M telegraphed the
secretary of war The riot in Baltimore
has been subdned and troops abont to leave
here returned 10 hi tadquartvrs. The secre-
tary of war has ordered about 500 marines
and four companies OF infantry at Fort Mon
roe to procee Immediately to this city and
Baltimore. A light battery is also ready
for tervice
HELD IN READINESS.
Trenton, July 2l.-Gov. Bedle has order
ed two regiments here and one at Jersey
City, to hold themselves ready for any en-
ergency.
NINE KILLED.
Baltimore, July 2l.-The result of the
firing last night is nine persons dead and
several who will probably die and, as far as
ascertained, about 20 wounded.
Shortly after 2 O'Clock the Philadelphia
militia, under command of Genl. Brinton,
arrived at Union depot Fife, who has
a large posse of deputies has warrants
for the arrest fifteen of the leaders in the
strike.
A GENERAL SUSPENSION.
Pittsburg, July 21.-The strike on the
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago railroad
stops all shipping over the Pittsburg & Erie
and Cleveland & Erie railroads, as these
roads use the Fort Wayne tracks for some
distance below the city.
TRAINS STOPPED
Freight trains on the Connellsviile branch
of the Baltimore & OHIO railroad were
stopped last night, it is said, by strikers
from other roads, and the 3ians returned
to the depot No trains will be sent out
over the road to day. 1t is not definitely
known whether the Pittsburg, Cincinnati
" ST. Louis Pan Handle route men are out
or not. but the situation here is such that
the road has no outlet for freight 1t was
reported early this morning that the Ale
ghcny Valley road men will join the strike
before moor to-day. Men interviewed de-
cline TO express themselves clearly, but do
not deny the correctness of the report.
Passenger travel and express matter are
running as usual on all roads,
BALTIMORE ITEMS.
Baltimore, July 21.-The 9th regiment
cleared Cawden street of the crowd and
guard duty is being done on Howard and
Eutaw streets. Coroner Walker has sum
moned jury of inquest. About eight this
morning the dead were removed from the
Middle police station to their late homes.
Fifteen hundred r'otous strikers are at
Cumberland, and thus far have every thing
their own way.
Coal miners from Trostburg have joined
the rioters.
The Keyser rioters, arrested last night
for shooting at the police, were released by
Mayor Withers, because he feared the
threats made by the mob who had sur
rounded the jail
Passenger trains are not allowed by the
company to run after night between certain
points.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-21
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New York, July 81.
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CHICAGO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Ansfdnoif6e 2snnof@am.

@an3 Oeuti 9lanb labcrirt nod
INNER on benz ipeialbemotratii9en Sdrefs
Ten, ben ibm bas Oussnb Jtotber einses
iast. @is ss idsint, 1T man uidt 10 tibn
Der @siabr ins aluse su iebeu uno bic Gage
tlbI gu bsurtbsilen. Oieie sw6If &ei6ss
fsinbe iie linb cine tIsine 3abl in sinem
Yarlamente, wie oasienise Oeuti4lanbs,
aber iie iinb eine Wa1t. Mit ibnen tann
nidt sere9tet werben, ibre 6orberunsen
iinb unpereiubar nit benz mobernen Staate
unb bintsr ibnen itebt cine pbalanr uon
Staatsbiirssru, bic sbenio unerbittli9,
ebsnio untraiissnt 1T unb fur9tbar idnea
ii1 aus ben untera unb mittlsren S9i9ten
bes goltss itattt. Die wirtbI9aftli9e
Galamitdt, 6oIse bes Rubmss bic buieIs,
Der Miuiarben unb Der @rinbunsen, nnb
bic moraIiide 8eriunfenbeit bes srObern
1bsiIss bss bsutidsu goItss iinb bic Ereibs
tsste aus bsnen bas siftise llntrant bes
SoeiaIismus beruoridisBt. Wie bas uns
fraut ausrottfn, bas 1T bic Srase2 Wfit
8anonsn unb gupOnetten Idbt es ii@ ni9t
tbun unb Ser 9drtnsr, Der init GrfOIs bas
ssssn bate auftreten tOnnsn, Der tatbo'
lii9s prisiier, ibn iaso man I'M usbsrs
mutbe aus benz 9anbe. Was aber nun
tbun2 Den Gulturtampf aufsebeu, mad
GanoiIa ssbsn, has wirbgismartn ME u. nims
msr, bic SpeiaIbemOtratie sinSdmmsn.
bas tann sr ni9t. Wean wiros nit @es
isssn periu9eR, bad nit @eisssni II i4ls4t
Morul lsbren. go wiro's binseben bis
Bismart oas 3sitIide iesnet unS Deuti9s
lamb suiammenbri4t. DaB es auf benz
@sss li9t fortseben tann, bat man auf
benz ge,iudsfeloe oes bsuti5en GuIturs
tamiss, in Saben, bsreits einseiebsn uno
lsntt elm. Sn @irtsmbers tunn Der Strsit
ME gum poaen slusbrad. Wtan mar tIis
ger, lisb ben preuBiiden gimlifsrunsen
tsin ssnsistss Sbr unb funo ii3 wobI bas
bel. @robs 6ortidritte bat bic SOciaIoe'
motratis bsnn aud bort ni3t sema4t, bic
8atboIitsu sinisteu ii9 Bel ben Iesten Wabs
len unb erranssn quite GriOIse.
Sn Wirttembers wurbe bereits in
fribersn Seiiiouenbss eanbtases cine aIIsss
meine Aufbeiieruus Der @sbaIte idmmtIider
9lnseitellten iowie audi Der @eiitli6en aller
Gonieiiionsn ansenommeu, nab 3war auf
Staatstoiien, obue baB bapon piel gufbes
bsns semadt wuroe, Obwobl bic i9pdbIs
iben Sauern ionlt i'm Guie iteben, baB iie
anod6tiser fir ibrs Roiis unb Rinoer ais
fir ii9 islber bstsn. @irttsmbers bIieb
audi uon benz vslltfatbolicismas" peri9ont,
wenn aud i9Ou pieberbOIt Serlu5s sema5t
wurben, wenisitens in Stuttsart einen
Sero Su sriinosu. Oieisr SaIuns Der
RatboIlfm lit es wobI banptid6Ii9 SuSus
l5reibem, baB aud bic proteltantii9e Ses
pOlteruns ii3 nur wenis iir bic neue Secte
uno saIest gar ni9t mebr intereilirte,
wdbrenc bic Gesierins alles permico, mas
ais cine SorIisbe Opsr Sesinfisuns Ses in
Man@en aafssi9Oiisusn arauts batte sss
psutet wsroen tOnueu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Ans,us aus Den telegraph. pfptften.
Oeuti | n b.

OeutidIanb.
Berlin, 8. Ssbr. Ser proipectns
Der spOlften Serie Der ruiiiiden Bfanbs
i4nlbi9eine fir sebn Willionen SiIberrus
BEL 1T uerOfisntIidt worben. Die Obliz
sationen iolIsn I'M 9lmiferSam, Berlin,
6rantfurt, griiiel anb antpsrpsu lopie in
&ublanb isl6it pIacirt werbsn.
Srantrei9.
TeriaiIles, 6. Sebr. Sn ber Oes
putirtenfammer fam es seitern ;u elmer
Isbbaften Debate ibsr bic YreBireibeit.
Sn 6olse Der goritellunsen bes grsmiers
Miniitsrs Simon lpurse i9IieBli9 beidIois
len, bas Geniurseies pon 1852 bis auf
@eiteres in &raft bIeiben gu Iuiisn. Bie
esbeiBt, bat bic &esieruns bieginlsituns bes
seri3tli6sn gsrfabrsns sesen ree gups@
anssorbnet.
geriaiIIes, 6. Gebr. 6err Orbis
naire, raoitaIer &epublitaner, interpsllirte
seitern bic Resieriins. inel9e S9ritte bieie
CUR 9inberuns bes in 2pon unter Der Nrs
beitsrbspOlfsruns beridemben stOtbfanbss
su tbun sebsnte. gs ieisn bort so, 900.
Jabrita,beiter in GoIse Der niebriseu ars
beitslObne unb Der fir robe Seibe einsetres
temen YretserbSbnns pon g. proeent broha
lOs. 9err Simonertldrte, bic Hesisruns
werbe bic 8emibunsen Der Qoealbeb6rben..
sur 9inberuns Der stOtb mad Rrdftsn unters !
fifteen. r
@u9Ianb.
2onbon, 8. Ssb. Our9 cine grplos
fion tn elmer Roblsnsrube In Der gfdbe BON
gOIsOn wurhen 10 Munn setOStet.
Oitiubien.
Bombay, Z. Jebr. Sn Der prdfis
bsntidaft 8ombap III bic gaumwouernte
Our3 @esensifie fart bei3dsist worbeu.
&uBIanb.
ct. Yetersbura Z. Sebr. Die
Stubsntsn, usIde am st. Nicolaustase
OsmonitratiOnsn in Der Rasan. RatbebraIe
na9tsn, iinb ale bis auf brei gu i9msrer
Nrbeit obsr Transportation uerurtbsilt wora
ben.
untersans zines Dampfers.
Qombon, 8. 5sbr. Der pon Bilbao
mad gtspport, WaIss, beitimmte Oampfer
rgtbsl" i9sitsrte seitern BEL ben 9unbp Sns
ieln. gs srtranten 10 perionen.
9onbon, S. Sebr. Die Aetionare
Der birsctsn Ser. Staaten RabeIses
ieui9aft bieltsn am 6reitas cine 8eriamms
lung, UNI iid iber bic uOrseidIasens amaI,
samiruns gu beratben. Die amaIsamas
tiOniitsn wurbe iiberitimnt, bic befinitiue
SsidluBfafuns isbO4 porldnfs usrtast.
9onbon, 8. 5ebr. aus 0isn mirb
teIssrapbirt: Der Gbsf Ses ct. qetsrss
burger PrsBbsreaus 1T auf 8efsbl bss
gsarsn ieinss Mmtss entbobsn worben, neil
sr sewiiieH 3eitunssn seifattete, cine Spras
DE gu flbren, bic benz Trieben unb benz
sutsn ginpernsbmen nit befreuubstsn Rss
sisrunssn i@abIid mar.
GIrtei.
gpnitantinopeI. 8. Ssbr. Die
in GOnitantinopel anidiisen &uheu treifen
10 eilise Mnitalten gu ibrsr abreiis, ais Oh
Der 9riss bsreits unmitteIbar bsSOritebenb
pdre. Oas bat natiirli6 aasemeine Iufa
resuns ueranlaBt.
Die Yiorte bat elm JfiinSi9reibsI am
aas Mddte crlafen, wurin iie sibreiteNts
sidluB ausipri9t, Die Sntesritdt bes thsas,
/ tirldsn @3ebietes aufrebt gu erbalteu unb
ben Ma9tsn ieIbit oas &e9t abIpridt, ii3
IN bic innsren anselesenbeiteu Der Siirtei
ein;umii9en.
QouSou, 5. 6sbr. Gme 0spei9e
aus 6rantfurt melbet: Der ruifii9srus
manii9s Ssrtrus iisbt auf benz 9unft, in
Rraft 81 treten. Die ruiiil3e 9lrmee bat
am Samifas gefebI erbalten, gum tlsbera
gang aber ben Srutb seriitet su iein, far
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

In3eisen fur pienies, 9ciierisn, @lifslptele
&c, ale ssm @sife Der fatb. 8ir&e aupistr, fn-
ben feline aufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Office Ser Gazette
Nn. 442 @ainifraBr, ,uii6en 4. u. 5.

BON &ocaiuerte sesen ben eonisruatiusn
Erdieenten Shores orsanifi1te &euoIution
aus, anb 1851 biIbete iid in @uapquil els
ne Iiberale Sunta sesem ben grdiibenten
Hoboa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

aue In3eisem ienbs man ipdteitsns
Wontas Morsen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13


uorpdrts. Die S9isbsridter goumiiiion
bat bieielben beinabs in's Stofen ssbradt
unb aud bic eouiiiana untsriuduns ,iebt
bic Nufmertiamfeit bapon ab. Bemers
tenspertb 1T, baB Der @eiesantrus, benz
9errn CABS ! MilliOn Dollars aIs Sab:
lunssabi9las fit bic an ben Miifiiippi
Winbunsen semadten @rbsiten, bic i'm
9auie paiiirt worben mar, i'm Senate per:
wOrfsn puroe. Sm Senate sins bic Bill
fir llnterbalt Der Snbianer bur6,I na6:
benz bisie einise Serbeiierunsen erbaIs
ten bate, ebenio elm @eies, bas elmer
nsren Sslesrapben @ompasne bas &edt
sibt, eiu 9ubel spii6en amsrita uno gus
rppa gu lesen nit benz gebins, oaB fir bic
.. st. @esieruns bic Staten ni6t bOber
isin iouen ais fir Yripate. Oa IS, pors
ausiidtlid 1T, baB bic nOtbisen arbeiten
bss Gonsrefes ni6t beenoist werben tons
men, 10 wirb wabrideinIi3 slei9 mad Der
EMANCIPATION bss nsuen prdiioenteu Der
As. GonsreB in Sisuns treten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

aus~drtie, anisissn maHsn pprausbesablt Esrssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

Seiratbs- unb 1obesanseisen nit Spru&
$3.50, pbne Spru1 $i.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13

9o6 sAr6eiten aGer Art prompt nnS 6iGie
anssefi6rt.
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greise Diet Anzeige,..
Qneal> Wuti3en.

Inter 3siIsn 8rtSier werbsn ni6t anssnom-
men. 5ir iste 3sils SreDisr Opsr bsrsn &aum
cas- 1. Wal 10 Cts bic natnen Wals Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-02-13
Sa9rsmg6 Dubuque, Soma, Qinaas om 49, se6ruar 1877.

sreifen iOllte. Der 9unser itarrt uns ms
@eiidt. @enn 10000 Weni&en na9
benz grob iammern unb ibnen fsine Silie
pirb, 1T bas gnbe nidt ab;uieben."
observation-disclosures.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
Eject OF the Jersey Execution.

4 b.ll haa been introduced iu the New
jersey Legislature which make, il the
duty ~ d., court ou trial ,ur murder
IN the first degree % p..,s sentence 81
impr.-H HuMclt ,Ur lltr whenever vurliCt
OF guilty shall be- accompanied los roc-
uMmeudauuu g. Erryy un tAc part u
the jury The elect oi the passage 81
the hlil vouH probably be- thc yigtua.
abolition %. capital punishment iu 'ao
State. Very l,U lur.Ue would convict
without % recommendation ia mruy. IL
tho first place 10 wuHld hr difficult o.
get together twelve men all uf whom mp
hold legal siuuguAtiaua. and Iu the
next there would Doe iu almost every mur-
der TRIAL enough ywpa.ly !ur thc prs
ungr ~ reader It certain tAat some Of
the jury would .uslst uu securing for
him the more icuicut sentence. The
bill, mo- doubt owes It's urlLu a. the
fe ling 90 Dissatisfaction ,nreudrrcl by
the refusal ~ new trial 81 Ryan aud
Osrhwald. and tie fear that these men
may have suffered death for % crime Of
which they were iuuucenL Ncw J"rcy
does not generally leau % uc side of
mercy. and tho PROPOSED change m the
law shows how firm hold the douhs ~
the guilt ~ Ryan and Oschwnld has taken
ON the public mind.
The new movement in the lrgislatunc,
viewed in this light. mast serve 10 open
the eyes oi the jersey authorities to the
duty Of cyortng themselves 81 discover
whether the murderer of Officer Brock is
still alive and uupunished. When a
whole community is Eo earnestly inn
pressed with the feeling that justice may
have gone astEly Il is due b. public sen
tIment that all douht should bp cleared
away II will not do 60 settle quietly
down with the idea that rs two mon have
paid the forfeit of their lives for the
crime there tx an end Of the matter.
Justice 20 the murdered man. Justice 10
the memory of those who suffered fur
the murier. II they suffered unjusily,
justice 10 the State requires that II "A ms
take has been made It Ehnli be rcctifcd
and that the real offender shall bc called
to account. We have not vet heard that
any steps have been taken ou the part Of
the Jersey authorities to ferret out the
truth. II is ta ho hoped however, that
they will promptly follow up every clcw
that can lead tn the final settlement Of
the question as 10 the guilt or innocence
Of the two men who have been sent TO
their graves as Brock Is murdcrcrs. .-Ncw
lOrE H,rGh
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

A citizen Of Sioux City, says the
Omaha Herald, who has spent much
time among the agencies Of the up-river
Indians, says it is amusing, as well as
touching, 70 hear an Indian sing his
death song.
Our informant was ut Standing Rock u
few months since, and one day he OBJ
served an unusual stir among the In
tiians. Soon two bucks came forth from
different lodges. each with a gun in his
hand. They walked out some little dis
tance from the rest OF the Indians and
took posts. distant from each other about
fifty yards. At a given signal they turn
cd, raised their rifles 20 their faces, and
fired. Both fell. wounded. one fatally.
They were immediately surrounded by
friends. who made no particular effort to
bind their wounds, but simply stood
around talking among themselves and
gesticulating, while the wounded In
dians, as soon us they fell. began the
death song. There WIS little music in
il. 1t was a sort of deep down, I'M
natural tone of voice, kept up for half
minute or SO at a time, when 1t would
cease, and the sufferers would IN the in
terim make a confession of aN the evil
deeds they had ever done. They would
tell of the massacres in which they had
been engaged; how many scalps they
had lifted from the heads Of white peo-
pie; the number OF ponies they had
stolen; together with all sorts OF impor-
tant and unimportant evil doings in
their lifetime This accomplished, they
were ready to give up the ghost
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
4 Errht bridge ON fire.

The 81. Louis RtyubiieaU says. \
disastrous fire occurred ubunt midnight
40 the eastern end uf the bridge. The
first seen ui the urg Wus ahout half past
eleven o'clock. when tho engineer uf an
east bound tram crossing the river
noticed that there was fire lu An unuccu-
pied two story frame building al the
north side # the bridge. tie sounded his
whistle. but failed a. attract attention.
Then he stopped his train, and all hands
shouted and yelled and whlstlcd I'LL an
alarm WAS sounded Meantime the frame
building had become vuyvlepcd ln n light
flame. The high Wini from the north
speedily swrllrl the strength uf the fire,
which communicated tu another building.
The flames were swept hy tho breeze dl-
rectly toward the south, and began 10
threaten the woodwork al the bridge.
Before the steamers could effect cross
ing, the flames had captured the track,
and wer, cracking among the planks
and timhrrs ~ the trrstle. The steam
rrs went 20 the other end, but, being un-
able to pass. Chief sexton sent them
back, az the same time sending word 10
the ferry company % bring them over.
Whether there was misunderstanding
about the landing place, or whether the
ferry company did not care to stop the
burning ut the bridge, does not appear.
\ boat started acruss, and, u Was report
ed, took three steamers un buard, but up
10 one O'Clock thr one stramur ot the ~.
Louis department. that first crossed Was
without 4ssrstaacc from her mates.
The one engine then went vigorously
a. work o. stop the spread ul the hIe.
By tlls time "a long TOW al frame build
inps uu the north ui tho bridge WAS half
consumed about three hundred yards
uf the bridge approach was burning, and
thr fire had reached % number ol frame
buildings south at the tracks. The whole
ground for An acrc IN extent was sheet
of flame, roaring, surglng lcapiug up
aud acrnas the open ground un thc river
beach D., each succeeding gust uf wind
would toss il and vhirl il about. Ii
swept along the ground, driving tAc
crowd ui -ightsecrs far back from It's
tirvcs heat. Il cTept through the tFestlc,
twluIug itself about each brace nud tllu-
ber. and Il stole along the ullingr, max
ing rapid progrc>s iu every direction
where it could find cbmhustible material
to feed upon. Before the engine bad
started IA stream the waiting room un top
uf the bridge Vas completely ruyelupoi.
uul the blaze hsL climbed the twu tall
hag stalls to their SUBMITS and Was set
ting OF shower Of sparks therrfrunl
The efforts II the ilremen were directed
o. prevent the flame going further west
m.d destroying the staircase by which foot
passenger, descend upun Bloody island
The lJss may reach $4,000 4 great
number of people crowded over oa the
bridge % ultucs, the brilliant conhagn.
tiuu, which was really grand. Iill after
two O'Clock the crash uf falling Ir,stle
work could still hc heard in TINS city, as
the rci-h,t iron len; and yielded T. its
own lusupPari4hic weight. and tumhlod
to thc ground glowing curves and
ANGLES
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22

Srltrtliancc, c1njoin,i with Trompti-
tudc ia the execution of our anicrtak-
iuas. is Indispensable a. success. And
Sc; maaiuacs 1--we llle ui vacillAtiuu
and consequent failure. because ihcy re-
main undetermined what to do. or, hav-
ing deculcd tlIat, have nn confidence In
themselves, Such persons need g. be
ASSUMED, bui tlla assurance can bc ob-
;ainci .u 30 other way than hy tA@r own
sucyeSecs in whatever they may attempt
Tor themselves II they lcan upun others
they no; only bccuule Dissatisfied with
what th,y achieve. hut the snuceHs Of one
achievement. M which they are entitled
io but partial credit, Is 10 guaranty 10
them tlat. uuaided. they viii not tAll N
thnir very next experiment
For want uf sell-reliauce aud decision
uf character thousands are submerged IN
thsir lirst c1Sivs - make the voyage Of
life. DISAPPOINTED and chagrlned ai
tins. they underestimate their own CA
pacitilH. aud theuceiurward. relying on
others, thcy take and keepn subordinate
position. from which they rise, when they
risc NJ all. With the utmost difficulty.
When young man attalns hls majority,
i - better for him, rs a general ruie 90
take some independent position Of his
own. even though the present remunera-
ton lc less than b. would obtain IN the
service II others When at t5urk for
himself, in q business which requires
and demands foresight ccon,mv and
industry. he will naturally develop the
strong points Of his character, and be-
cnme self-urlinEt
A glance at the business men Of any
community viii show who have and who
have not improved the opportunities of
their earlier YEARS The former transact
their business with ease promputude
AMI profit They rely upon themselves,
and execute what they have 20 do with
energy and dispatch. But those who
shirkcd everything IN their youth are
compelled to rely on their clerks and
salesmcn for advice. and are never ready
20 act when occasions of profit arse.
Many parents commit lainentable error
in this respect They lead their children
to believe that they can do nothing with
out the constant assistance Of their SUI
periors, and after awhile the chlh be-
comes impressed with that idea For
tunatc will it bcfor him whenhe emorges
from the patcrnal roof. il he can at once
acquire the sClf-reliance which has been
kept down at home-othcrwise he must
necessarily fail IN whatever independent
enterprise be undertakes and in such
case, while the misfortune is his own, the
fault lies at the door of mIsludglng
parents rather than at his own. ---.NciCH-
tine iU3,riC0U.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
Thought. for saturday Night

Friendship is fun Of dregs
Pity. the tenderest psrt Of love.
Yc stars that are the PoetI. Of heaven
Poets are too frequently merely poet
You will find poetry nowhere unless
You bring some with YOU.
Pohtcness has been wen defined as
beneyoltnce in small things.
Power is seldom innocent. and envy il
the vokegellou Of eminence.
Pride gocth before destruction, and g
haughty spirit before fall.
PRAYER il n shield 70 the soul. sacri-
fee 10 God andn scourge 70 satan.
Pride and weakness arr Siamese twins,
knit together by the indissoluble
hyphon.
Laws net after crimes have been com
mitted prevention goes before them
both.
A mind that is conscious Of It's integri-
ty scouns to say more than il means 10
perform.
The higher the rank the less the
pretencc. because there is less 70 pre-
tend 20.
The sourest man is not wholly hope
less when be viii not blasphelne before
his son.
We should accustom the mind 20 keep
the best company hy introducing itonly
10 the best books.
To have religion upon authority Is like
finger watch tnbe set forward or back
wand as he pleascs that has Il in keeping.
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-03-22
The Too Eloquent Man.

" Dominic Miles, was known
throughout the northern part Of New
York State fifteen or twenty years ago as
a hardy worker among seamen-includ-
ing those reprobatcs who swore on the
tow-path from Albany TO Lake Erie and
he knew the most cfiectual way of deal
ing with the too eloquent man. My
friends, said a young gentleman who
would edify the canalers in Bethel
" it is good to perceive before me those
hardy mariners who 60 down 30 the sea
in ships and do business in mighty
waters. We are, as il were - Broth
er, :" interrupted the dominic, "do you
love the Lord?" Much disconnected,
the eloruent youth stammered: +" ] trust
/ do "Wen," rejoined the worthy
dominic, that's all we want to hear
from you this evening. Brethren, let
us sing" 1t is hardly possible to inn
agine a man continuing his able remarks
after receiving such rebuke,