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New-York tribune., 1877-12-21

other manners" says the German proverb. If
these offended journalists would come to America,
they would find very different ideas prevailing Of
the sanctity of statesmen and the province OF the
press.
The Rev. DR.. Cummings Of Riverside Seminary
in Allegany County, n. Y, has introduced The
WEEKLY TRIBUNE into the reading classes OF the
institution over which he prosides. We arc conf
dent that the results Of this action Will approve
themselves tothe Reverend Doctors good sense. The
paper contains a great variety of useful matter,
literary, scientific, historical, political and miscel-
laneous carefully edited for the use of the house
hold and what is fit for the household must be
generally fit for tho school. In its new form the
paper seems to be especially adapted to reading
classes and withIncw departments added or enlarged
since the change Of shape. its value is enormously
increased.
year from to-day citizens who sleigh-riding
in the Park may find it less difficult to keep
if they will only recall the fact that the shortest
day of tho year 1877 the farmers of this
latitude wcro breaking up sod for corn
planting the next Spring; that the grass
was still green and growing, and the turf was
starred with dandelOns in bloom; that leaf-buds
were expanding on the trees that Sgmmer insects
were buzzing merrily in the sun, and that every
body looked happy except the bilious prophet who
took OFF his oyerc0at and delivered his gloomy pre-
dicion about fat churchyards and the certain
ruin Of the fruit CROP.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-21
amnsrmc,lls nnn tileellnas 90 Niqhi.

ACADEMY OF Mus1c-2:3O: philharmonic hene"S"'
BROADwAY THEATRE-" Monte thllS,,," ,,i.s arderson
FrrTu AvrNuF THEATRE-" lngoihaI. mlss . A''
IYcTrN TIN ,rRr-" Ia MaF1oaine.' AlloS, Vrlp
HIuo's GARDEN-2 and =; " Ioo. u' in ~ iV
ptpE TuF Amt" Our American Ooualh
S,N I'm ANCrScO MINsTRELs. . ,...ot f,
INfoN SOUA ARB IuEAIKr-"Ihc hotact oSV'N"
W,TtA,ki. THr ATRE-" Won at Last
AcApFvY on DTsIGN-Loan Exhibition. -, 81,
s,,,i- .r,,N IIAtr-Lccturc. The Rev Joseph COOK
CutcKTp1Ns HuI-Spiritualst Exposure, bi'hop' p,.
GINoEt's GARDEN-l ana - Oli'"S anu N''0''N -'''
show. III.
NYw AMERICAN MysEUM-Day and Evening
NEw-YoHK AQUARyM-Day ana iNtnihE.
No . East tTIt-sT.-ThC Venus AuadA ohlehc'
New-York tribune., 1877-12-21

On nert Wednesday, the 26h inst, are snail
puJEh TIE TRIBUNE ALNANAC for 1873. 1t
has been edited his gear ogdR by the Hon.
Eduard WcPhcrs)H, and wc bc'icyc IL to be the
most compact and trustroriby manual Of current
political d0cymcHts and statistcs that ,rW be
GnurLerc qHGiaqble Price, p cents per copB
postpaid. orders filed according to the date q
Aeir receipt
A Texas version of the Ell paso affair sent
20 Ncw-Orlcus paper, shows that even in
Texas the disturbance is looked upon as one
that could only have occurred among q brutal
and ignorant population and as wholly with
out national or international significance.
Governor Hubbard may as well haul in Major
Jones.
The disturbance at FL Pas0 is over, but the
Governor of Texas is still fighting hard. There
is to be no peace if he can prevent H.
He sends forward 10 Washington, through
Major Joncs-not Mr. Watcrsou5 friend
Of mcal-aag memory, but the command
ant of the Texas forces-a statement
that $50 members of the mob were Mexican
citizens: and the Major also declares that he
found a regular Mexican officer drilling the as
sailants of the State troops before the fight.
The Majors voice is probably for war; and it
will be necessary to subject him to liberal
discount
Yesterday the Mayor began The hearing Of
his charges against the Police Commissioners,
and there were some sharp passages between
the counsel with whom the Commissioners
were literally provided, and the Mayor. An
application for p0stponement was denied, aud
Mr Erhard,'s case being called he denied the
Mayors power TO remove him, and insisted
that tic time allowed him for preparation was
New-York tribune., 1877-12-21

The steps which the Dufaue Ministry is
taking to place Republicans in office may be
justified as recompense for the summary
manner in which they were removed last May
as well as by the vital importance OF having
the projects and other influential appolnteS III
accord with the Government. I'm sending
the MARQUIS de Banncvilc, a moderate Bona
partiSt. as EmbassadOr to COnstantinoplc, the
Ministry has. however wisely diSregarded party
ties in order to place a discreet diplomatlSt III
charge of that important Mission Having al
rcodv rcnrcscntcd Franco, at Vienna and Rome
he will enter on his duties with a reputation Tor
ability and sound Judgment which has not
been impaired during the twenty days he was
recently Minister of Foreign Affairs.
So we are not unlikely to have an Indian IN
Congress. A subcommittee OF the House
Committee on Indian Affairs has decided 10
favor ill allowing the civilized tribes OF In
di2n Territory to elect delegate to Congress,
in the same manner as other territories. lie
must be a Cherokee, Creek, Seminole,
q Choctaw, or Cmckasaw and will
he allowed to address the House IN those
or any other languages with which he may h"
acquainted. The fairness of the proposition VIII
be generally admitted. The population Of the
Indian Territory is large enough to make a
representative necessary, and this law Will
merely fulfil an agreement made by treaty
eleven years ago. 1t does not seem
inapmopratr either, that the original owners
of one whole territory should have at least
one representative in or National councils;
and ambitious savaecs may be tanned better
in tis way than by bullets or whisley. Sit
ting Bull for instance, might come home and
behave himself, If he found that he had q
chance to run for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1877-12-21

too short, and disputed the truth of all the
charges.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13

sef&ab felt 1881. Sn otelem Sabre
erbfnete Ratier Nieolaus einen idarfen
Tan'pf 8egeu cieielbe, pelGer bts beute
NOD fortoauert. Wan nabr1 ben BIZ
l9bfen uro prteftern, peIGe ben fir
@enfetnolt&en NaBreeeln Der rulilden
Aesteruns TIRE 3uRtmmupe oer(aaten,
ibre Otter fort entieBte fie ibrer aerter ;
ia man iberlieferte fie en@efdnonifIsn
ODER iaste fe In bic @erbannuna, fei Go
tn baS Snnere Nublanes. pper In bfe
Berswerte Stbirfens. go rpurosn /.
y. pte Stl6Sfe Straoinsfi Don Nuaus
ftorpo uno @utfowstt BON pcoladfen
tn ben Rerfer sefsBt. Guf biele 0etle
fam es fenn, baB mad uno mad bic
r1stiten 8istbdmer Sernai1eten. sinis
sc berielben ~urcen 3ruar rpieper belsbt,
aber nur NIT iOlden 5trten, wel1e f6
ben 8efeblen oes tulIidet gsars aud
tn firdltden Dtnsen piuie fdeten.
WOrtiesuns fOlst.)
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% e B % ~ b ere T..

Der enaltiGe M5n& Ibelarb bate
i&cn tn IL. Sa5rbunpert ben Guflio
iiberiebt nod friber tparen Nlcutn unb
ber berdbmte Nbabanus MauruS, 70
tote Der UNI bic @s1dt6tsf1nibuna
yerptente eermannus Gontractus als
Matbewattfer aufeetreten. Der aud
In Der 9tr@enael&tdte msbrfa6 ses
raunte M5nh 8arIaart aus benz Ors
ben bes 81. 8afltus CAB In Der Mitts
ceS IA. Sabrbunoerte cine @sometrie
beraus. Dem Minpritencrhsn esb5rs
ten bic patrss 0utas De 8urso Gin Is.
Sabrbuneert) uno 2ufas pattOlus (su
Mnfans BEG Is. 9abrbunrerts) ale
matbematiide S&rtftfsuer an. nsbsn
eenen nod oer Dominitansr Suan be
Srte9a etra um otelelbe 3ett pie GU
fas pattpIus eenannt rperbsu mag.
Sn Der fiQen RIoterssue, fsrne pom
Ereiben Der Bslt, paS san3s eeben
@ott uno Der @iGen16ait wibmeo, psr>
lenfte ftd 70 n,an&er Gprfdsr In BE
rentacn erbaltenen mathematician uno
pbYfifalti6en Sdriften BEG MltertSums
uno ;cs feline Eretis, aneepebt BON
benz Settle zines gutliD, pytbaeoras
UNI NrGtmebee.
DoB aub In Der Naturtetrahtune
Gerti6ritte eemadt ,pureen. bewieien
msbrere tn ben leBten Sabrbuneerten
Des Ntttelalters %per5Hsntltdte Derfe.
Dem Naturlpieeel peS 0incsns BON
8eauSafs, Der 1880 er1Gien, foIete
1349 SOnrao Don Msyssnbers, etn
Resensburser priefter, NIT Dem Bud
Der Natur", wel@em ft6 bic Image
mundi oes Cardinals pstrus be Autas
CO, Btf@ufs BON GambruY, 141O aa>
faIoB. an Beoeutune iberraet iecp@
ale btele Werfe bic Margarita philos-
ophica, bic pbilolopbtl9e perle oes
&artbdufers P. 8eil6, spsl6e 1896
berausfam, Elm BUD npu interefanter
Nctf3er uno BON Der erb6tsn Widti9s
felt fir bic 3enntntB oes ramaltaeu
Der NatusforlAuns.
(Sortfesuns folgt.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13
Sn tuette MnSfbt

felt Die New yurfer 5anbeIssettuna
bic wtrtli6 etntretenpe DeGnuna rer
3ufdnoe fir 6anoel unp 8ertebr In
Dem fe 1Greibt
IS unterIiest feinem !3weifeI, ba6
cteIe @orbeotnsuneen sur BeGeruno cer
tcmueraieQen Sage pcrbanpen itno.
unler 6ancelsftanp TT wSbrenb Der
IeBten bret Sabre bur6 cine barte
S6ule Sesanseu, .pelde ~minbefens
oas 0ute 3nr Golse bate, benz @elG1ft
in Ausemeinen cine melt e%tlunbere ga,
fts als Dor Der Hrifs III perletben.
Absr penuOd pdre es poreilie, an etne
iofcrttse unc Durdsretfenpe 8e0eruna
elauben su wouen. @esen eineu bal,
oisen aQeemetnen Aufl6pune cer Sc,
ldafte iprtdt In erifer Neibe bfe unee>
ptBbeit unlerer pOlttiiGen Sage. Dab
oteie uneewibbeit auf 6anpsl unb Ser
febr tn ieoer Bestebuns beprimireno
trtrft wtrb nur seleusnet pon jener
tletnen, aber md@ttsen Clique, peI9e
jeoen 3wetfel an Die lesale Grwdblune
bee 6err1 0aYes alS 6o1serratb Be-
tradtet. Ebatlabe TT es, bas man
BON reuer nnternebmuneen Yorl1uf1
ni6ts bGrt unp febt ; ale Nldne, beren
I%usfibruna NufIdub 1sttrd9t perpen
bis sur beftntttpen Gntldeipuae Der
Nabl aufseiGOben. Selbf rpenr biele
e~rspunsene u~ntbatisteit, wie Seoer,
mann bOft I'm Gebruar anfb5ren pirp,
1T cas- eanb tmmerbtn I'm bret toRbare
Wonate 3ebradt tporSen, efn 3eftoers
Iuft. rel6er tn 3ablen ~auseebrift fiG
auf utele Wiutonen belaufen pirfte.
@rit penn bic S6wierisfetten, pel6e
bic pclittfbe Sttuaticn eelGafen bat,
iterfcmmen finp, tperper oie Gactcren,
uelde etne 5ebunB bes @ef1afts be-
otn9en, our 0eltuns fommen f6nneu.
Grit bann pirp bic liquidation, rpel1e
it6 felt ben leBten bret Sabren pclIsc,
gen, caS 8ertrauet na1 uno mad tptez
Der erpaden laRen unp baeur6 ben
NnffoB 3u efnen1 lebbafteren 8erfebr
geben F.; erf pann miro es unlerer 70
nett entwifelten Snoufrte mbelt1 Ietn,
bic gOrtbetle, rpeIhe tbr ete Grl9lteBs
uns fremper Mdrfte btetst, in soIer1
Waabe gu 9entsben une erf Damn .rtro
fi@ Elm RaD Der eroben Maidtne mad
benz aaoera in 8epeeuns feBen, bis
3uIeBt bas game @erf barmont11 uno
sum SeBen AQer in BOILER Nrbeit febt.
gorber mag wobl pas @elddft in Der
einen Dter anoeren Branbe, wte tn Der
3ett Der Grpcrt unferer 8obpro-
butte, eiuen befriectsenpen DerIauf nsb,
men, BON etner proiperttdt bes 9an3en
absr fam fetne &ere iein.-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13
Nns Gliafs2 ~Dtbrin9en.

Sn elmer Corresponding aus btelen
9anoeseebtete 1T fOIsenoe Nfttbeilune
entbolten
Xeiner Der Nntrdee unlerer 0ertreter
rpuroe In Der Budget Dabatte berdf>
fdttet; aud Die beftmpttpirten Beeeb>
rem erIaeert Der Wajorttdt herNattonal>
9ibsralen, bic ales ietn m5een, rur
ntGt liberal unD nt6t national. Dian
tebauptet es let bic fiete Abidt Der 3es
aterune, bic Winl6e pes 9auees m5ss
ltdt 3u bertidfdttaen. Btr fasen
aber f1on LANCE, bic 2batlaGsn an Der
6anb, bas GegentbetL, unb ftno besbalb
beutldfetnbIt6. ueber materiue Be-
l6wsrpen t6nnen MIR uns tr6fen +; penr,
/. Q. bic nrifenDt @einheuer urs fer>
ner TN Baden ltest 70 tra8en MIR fte.
0enn aber benz ellaBs IOtbrtneer 0Olf
iece frsie Neut erune ieines WtQenS in
einem 6fentltGen Draan unterlast
bletbt, penn ale mDBltden 3titunsen
erf6etnen, Den EotbDIifen aber Elm 5pur=
nal 3u arincen aidt seitattet 1T. oann
fragen nit, nos n1an nit urs Dor babe.
@tr iolen In ben 3etdsta9 ndblen,
unb oiirfen unlere 0ertrauenSmdnner
ni6t bur6 eth eisenes Srsun empfeb>
len I? Dtr mi6en unlere 0ertreter lett
Wo6sn cur6 Ole ee9nniiGe prshe
berabwlrofeen Iafsn. uno entbebren bee
NitteIs, fte 3u fddBen. stnD bic Gls
la6> eotbrinser mincte, gum Rei@staee
,u wablen, warum iOuen fe es niGt
etn Organ 3u e%riincen Dieter
Dunft rrnree nit allsr Slarbeit unb
gntlGteDenbeit pur6 ben AbseorDneten
eelteno semadt ; es purpe
,erDoBebOben, paB es Elm Wipers
Ipr1@ In terminus lei, rdbIsn 3u
Ouen, uno etc Nabl niGt in Der
pre6e belpre6en 3u bur-
en-. WinpttCrt, rel ftets fbIagferttge
Sertreter unierer Sntere6en, ipra9 et1er
Wabl eas prdpieat Der GretDstt
b. umlonf, 81. 6erjoe trarrlte ror
er 0efabr; warnte Dor pflien, ole
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ben antras 6attnann unterfdsten,
aro berielbe feel bur6 BITE Stimmen Der
Majorttdt Nun, rptr tofen. Elm Iaa
miro fontmen, no bas fGwere unre6t
selIbnt wtre. Etc ebeln 0prte unles
rec Qbseorbneten fallen ouf Elm Gros
reid, no fe 3uleBt nod @urael faTsn
uro fru&ten rperoer. DaB bic GllaGer
ben Mdnnetn tbres 0ertrauens oqen
Dams wtfen, unb biefer Dant bennd6f
it@ bur6 Elm neues Botur, beRdtfpen
lperbe, cieier Duni9 ptro fi6 erfdQen.
Die Neutralitdt. bic TN Wunbe Der 3e>
aterunsssS reane iG auslprt6t In Der
Ibat aber nt&t bsiebt, rpirb Nfemnno
als baare Min3e btnnebmen. Die 8ez
BORDEN tbun aIes unb bteten allies ouE
9eee1 bic Gunotpaten ces fatbolilden
goltes 3u tptrten e6 rpiro aber niGts
belfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13
Stride nnb ~NatnrniHenidbaft

(SatbOltf&e ~gswesuns.)
nDte 8eIisirn III bic Wutter
Der @tfenlGaft unb bas
Scepter Der Wt6eniGaft eebTrt
europa nur barurn. tpetl eS
&rtfIt& IT,"
J. de Maistre.
Gin 8Crwurf sesert tie Stride, Der
%belCncerS tn Der 3ett bes .Gulturfams
pies" ale Sage 9eb6rt ,percen fanr,.
lautet:
Die 9tr9e let nidt ,ur etne Geinpin
Der pOItttl6en, iOnrern aud Der aeifiz
gen 6reibeit, fe fst cine 6einoin Der
Nt6enl6aft, neil otsie in b~slunperem
9rape &uftldrune Der Setter uno &c,
fetttsuns alter 0orurtbeile bs,pede.
Dieter @crwurf tn es. Ger imGolaeneen
ether naperen 8eleuGtung unterauasn
tperoen lcu. gtniee Streiaidter ouf
Die 0ei@t&te Der acknowledgment oss
rltgen, um ras 0runpIcle rsrartiaer
Sebauptuneen na63upetlen.
Der verwlfenpe Strcm, Ter ih NIT
Der 8blfsrwanesruna iter europa ers
eo6, bate ben tun0Iid aufssflbrten
Sau Der antsfen gu!tur talc ,ulams
meneerihsn unO pesesfdwemmt. Die
rauben, trdfti9en 86lfsr. welne nos
r5mtl&e NeItyeid ssrtrlmmsrtsn. bat,
ten wente CHM fir 8tfcn19aften unp
3dnife reale;e Sntersdeu beweatsn fie.
unc nur lnnslam nstmobte Iid cos
@briRsntbum BET tbnsn @tnsqaa ~ vers
i9afeu, wel&ss rie Sssnuneen Der
GuItur tn fstnem GsfOIse broGte. ga,
etnt9e IrdSer Der guIrur paren ole
SenDbcten pes @br:ffntbums. Rus
ndaf bemiben iIs fb neben &c. 5orne
fur pas Seelenbetl quo UNI Gle 0er=
beferunB Der dubsren Sage bss goIfes
Dte fnfera 8dlrer peroen gerobet, an
ibre SteQe treten rpogsnpe OetreioefeIS
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Observation-Disclosures, haB BE reSoIuticnds
rem, Aottloien unb ftr6enfetnbltGen
9runpidBe Glrifen unb 96lter, ,relGs
tbnen bulpteen, tn'e @erperben fGrsen.
Ste rtefen tbnen beutlth iene tnbalts
pollen Wctte Der bl. S6r;ft su: Limb
nun. ibr 95ptae, Dui1ebet, laet eud
treiien, bte ibr Nt6ter lstr auf Grbcn,
Dtenet tenn 6srrn In Gurdt unb frobs
lOdet Tim nit 3tttern. grsretftt BIZ
3udt (eebre uno 3u6t oes Gerrn.
Autoli), oab mid. etrpa airne Der 6err,
urp tbr sum untereanse eebet pom
re&ten 8ese, rpsnn In Sursem fefn
3orn aufbrsnnt." G. plaIm.) @or
auem aber bewieien ete frans6flde &es
pollution unD pte 0eldt6te Napolepn
l., raB Der Sampf sesen ote Stride ,ur
unbetl uno 0eroerbsn brtn9t. Mas
mar nun wobl natlrlider, als paB in
Der Tolee bic Giirfen fib eurG jene
GreisnifIe abl9refen lieben unb ote
Nedte Der xir6e abteten, 1diiBten uub
oteielbe uneebtnpert t5reD trflamteit ent>
falten lteBen. Man bdtte nteles Be-
fimmt ertparten louen. Absr III bas
aud ptrflt@ eeideben? ST bic Stride
Seit Napolepn I. wirfl'6 Don anartfen
auf ibre Ge6te, BON WetfoleunBer fret
9eblteben Qetper nidt. Au9 tn UNI
fern Sabrbunoerte, au9 in Der reuefen
3sit bat Die Stride pisle Dransfale au
erIetcen sebabt. Wttten III tbnen aber
bat fe ft6 ftets als pte rpabre 8raut
Gbrtfii als etn pabrss g RI
erpteien. wdbrenp ibre 9esner Dem
3urne 0ottes perfslen unp S9ma1
uno S&anpe auf fid bduften. Dte
aber Der 3ampf eeBen ote bl. Stride
patrenc oieisr 3eit verlaufen, rrerper
mir jeBt ndber ieben.
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3tr6em=@aIember
Die QrG1mte

fit ben neusn Sabrsans wtrb aIer
atOnnenten fOfurt ssltefsrt, welGe bsus
feIbsn ppransbe;able,r. IutirItd
1T babel bic Ss3ubIuns Der 81 Il d.
fdnbe tnbesrtfen.
@er aIlo pus lebr tnterefaate pro-
mtenbu6 ertrerben min, mSse feline
3abIans IeiRen, beSor Der @Orratb su
@nbe eebt.
8st bteiem Nnlale mS6ten wir bas
ran ertnnern, naB iebe Dode cine Be-
trastIi$s ansabI GrsmpIare res
8auperer
-aad Guropa-
Derianht rereen. @er alto feline 0ers
btnbuns NIT Der alien 6eimat axf cine
anfpre@ente Netie anterbaltsr ntu,
. trttr wcbl tbun, Ietnen Greunben une
Betannten, bel onberS Anpernanoten
bns 8Iatt b~tnausfenbea az laGen.
GtnfeMbRm9em r,tb GDrresppm'
0e1t3eM
fnb fetS 0oufDmmsn, trenrt fe Som
gerfa1er rnter3efdnet Inb, font trer,
ben fol&e ntGt aufesnOmnsu.
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(Sur ben Wanperer.)
Sc e 1t NJ m d e II M r {.
GcrtleBung)
&antpf Der STRIDE nit ben Tnrffen
oer neueften 3eit+

@ott 1T Der Sbsrterr offer,
uno letnem sDttlinen @t1en
tretbet Maee, tpenn bic Ron
tbm bettmmte 3ett tbyer Gr.
faaung nabet.
@apf ptus VII.
DaS Surtee Sabrbunbert nabm ct,
nen iebr traurisen Ausgang. War
bod paS leBle 8iertsl csslelten tnJolae
Der unbeilppQen Repolution NIT Shyes
den aQer Nrt anssftut. Wtt Redt
bat man jenes 9tertel ben 1rtumpb BEG
81ien eenannt. oatte fi1 BORT bod
CUR 3ett Der bluttsen Neuolutton in
Tranfret9 cine &eibe besattsr Mdnner
wie 8oltaire, &ouf1sau, Dtpsrot u. {.
py ete il& pHsn ribmten, ~oaGer @otz
tee" gu iein, uetldwpren: ~tbr eeben
gum Sturse oes G%brifentbums uno all
Ter pDfttpsn RelIetpn on3unenren."
ungere9ttBfeit, fsrner S~tttenlohsteit
WtufGr uno IYrannet fIbrten pamals
eas Ruoer uno oertreiteten rtneSum
8arbarei unp 8anoalismus. Die Gs<
pollution nerl@lans in tDrem fur9lbaz
rem Wdtben unsebfure Wa0en BON
Wenf9en. Aueip wdbrsnp Der loe.
S9refensberrl@aft fel bsinabe cine
Wtuton lener gum Spfsr. Ste Mn>
tttftsr uno gerbreiter Ger N~epolution
aber blteben ni6t unbefraft. Six aae
wuroen BON eem unerbittlt1en Straf>
eert9te @cttes 9strpfsn uno fanpeu
eth traurt9ss @noe.-So perlief Ger
leBte She'll res IS. Sabrbunoerts.
unb wte beeann bas ieBige Sabr,
bunbert2 Ratler NapoIepn I, per5obn
Der 8euOluttOn, Elm isItenes Oente e.
Sfnete baslelbe nit letuen Sola6ten,
Ste8en uno @epalttbdtiststtsn. uOb,
pobl CT etne uerbabte 6erI@aft auss
dbte, 70 pridte ct bod etne bsrdatlt@
LANCE 3ett auf ben Baden Istner uns
.tertbanen uno resierte fiber, bis Ct
feline rualOien 6auce sessu cen perm
ausRredte." Qattant.us uber ben
Str9enuerfclssr aa'isv Gominan ; rasz
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-01-13

@ott 1T Der Sbsrterr offer,
uno letnem sDttliNen @taen
tretbet Muee, mem. bic BON
tbm beftmmte 3ett tbrer st.
f1auns nabet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-11
SERIOUS FIGHTING RE
PORTED AT SHUMLA.
Heavy Losses ON Al
sides.
4 GRrAT BATTLE PFND.yr -
PLEVNA.
THE RUSSIANS CONFIDENT
OF SUCCESS.

VIENNA, September 10. The Russians, who
seem to have thought htle of any danger which
might threaten then from Rustchuk, it appear :
are beginning to take different view.
We hear from Bucharest that all renforcements
passing through there are directed down in great
at Cyrgos. The first detachment of the guards
corps and division of the wilma army corps,
have taken that direction.
A Vienna special says the reports at Belgrade
that Germany is urging Servia to participate in
the war, are discreded here.
MANCHESTER, September TO- \ despatch to
the Guardian dated SLumla Septe mber Stu, saws
there WAS serious fighting Thursday. The lignt
OF the RosgIad army under Nedlid Pasha was en-
gagged all day. The losses were severe on both
sides. The Russians retreated beyond Upper
Lom Inc Rosgrad army has passed LON and
now occupies Ablava. Ia consequence, Popoki
and the whole SECTION between karksan and Os
man Bear was hurriedly evacuated by the Rus
SANS, Friday They took the direction of Bel
The field of battle now lies between Biels and
Abava. There have been heavy rains.
LONDON, September 10. Az Ostory special
says the further movements of the Monteueglin
army are uncertain, no definite pan of campaign
having been decided upon
\ despatce from Adrianople says large forces
are passing through there TO take up position be-
tween the Sofia and Servlan frontiers.
New YORK, September 10. A cable special
says 200 600 troops are engaged in the pending
battle Of Pievna, and the Russians are confident OF
victory.
According to the last news the Albanian tribes
waited for the capture of Ncsics to rise 1t is
probable movements in that direction may inhu-
ence the plan of the campaign.
PARIS, September 10. A telegram from Con.
stantinople reports the whole OF Suleiman Pasha'.
army passed north of the Balkans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-09-11
Colby University Notes.

The Freshman class which numbers nearly for
ty-five in the recitation room, has elected the fol-
lowing officers Pres, w. IL. Monroe; Vice
Pres, F. A. Weld; Sec. Miss Kate L. Nolcross;
Treas, w. l.. Watson; Executive Committee, |,
|. W. Grimes, ID, B. 4. Wills, Sd, +. F. Whit
tier; Poet, II. j. Thayer; Orator, E. G. Ryder;
Prophet, S. X. Marsh; Historian, +. NJ. PEBBLE;
Toast Master, j. II. Parshley; Committee on
Oles, LIST, w. Monroe, ID, NJ ISIS Dennison, Sd,
A. II. Evans.
In your issue Of last Saturday, you copied an
error from the Lewiston Journal. The statement
was, "Miss Lou Use Coburp, who graduated from
Colby University in the last class was the first
scholar in her class" We would be far from de-
tracing the least from her very enviable reputa-
tion but truth and justice 10 Others of the same
class require that this statement should be contra
dcted. She did not stand first in her class. There
is certain class of fanatics who stand ready to
howl themselves hoarse If a woman gains college
honors, and, as in this case, they make eagles out
of sparrows; but that a young woman has been
known to steal into young mans college and
pier certain minor college honors is not quite suf-
fcient reason to consider 'the weaker vessel as
supefhuman. BEN.