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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19

al. Abler. "maas' M. ADler,
friiber Gde Der 2ertnstonz mno Vearittr., 1T
mad SIR. So, ySorostsutamitrabe, itbergeiteOelt
nnS bat ien 1e1es aofal NIT einem sroBen InS ooa=
ftdnolqen Srieiels uno Sdublaeer eroifnet Wan 6ez
fuhe uns BATH uno fiIere fb du6erft oortbetl9afte
ginfdufe. W Meles,
Wr. S5, Ncro Gutatuftrabe.
E9rNr. 55, Horo=@utapitr. (slprl13, 1DhT)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
Cine NegerDeBe tn Snotata. - Se=
trmnfene Wttlt5fOloateat fd1teBet,
Veeer attf 0elt StraBett 5atiant<
ttten-- 9Settere ltnrmben itt 2lnSz

SnOianap is, Snb., 18. 2lpril.-
Jn Goalz Greet, 5uo., etnem Qteilen iiiolid
BON GOuin9ton gelegenen, bauptid9ltd ben
@rubenarbeitern bemobntcn StdOtAen, wurbe
geItern cine aus @rubenarbeltern, rpclhe an
Oent ausltanbe im pOrtgen Sabre tbeilnab=
men, beItebenbe Mili;- -@ompagnie eiuerer5iert.
am Abenbe, nad)oenl Die llebuugeu uoriiber
maren, begaben lid) etli6e Der OttliSIolOaten
in eine 8irtbitaft unb iteGten ibre Diusfeteu
in eine @de. Su fur5 :3eit fingen iie nit
etuem in Dem 9Ofale auweienbeu Neger Streit
an, uub Die 4ffaire enoete nit Der @rmoronug
bes yte9ers. Die bepaffneten 0taufbOlOe 5o=
gen Iobann nit ibren 8aHiu our6 bic Stras
Ben uno gaben ohue 8eitere8 auf ieoen See
ger, beiien iie anffltig rpuroen, 6ener. 3tpet
lpeitere 9iegefAuuroen auf Der StrGBe getOOtet
unb elm pterter tDOtltdl perluunoet. Die Auf'
reauna in Goal=&reef 1T beute uugebeuer. Der
9ouperneur bat Elm @eiud) nm 6iilfe abiflGz
gig bei6ieben. bis Der S9eriff oeS betrefien-
ben @ountp8 iid) unfabig erfldrt bot, bic 6ube
auiredt 5u erbalten. 0es Sheriff bat iettcem
nm Die Anmcien6ett bes @eneralaolutanten
gebeten nno Utunitton requirirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
sauces safapartuem.slutvtQeu.
sur 6eiIuna after ilnorbnungen oes Raeens, Der 9es
Der, @eodtme, ylieren, aller g2erOenlei6en,
BON Sopfpeb, g5erfopfung, 8eroaus
un9S6eidDeroen, 8p5pepz
fie, @ali9tet, llns
reinigteiteu


Bolbthtt9e Berionen, tueld)e Sopisoeb, StbninoeT,
S6Idirigtett uno 96renbrauen in sSoIqe pom an orns
fem 8lutanorange nab benz Sopfe untersporfen Inn
oten ME obne 6ieie uen ein, oa ibr iofortioer es
6raud oele 9efahrlfen Spmptome 6eiettoi. EGr 6oS
petb!tdHe 9eitledlt nb biee Bilen in Der 96ot pors
trefGth iie be6en ale 5in0erniiie, oas Bel inn
fart berrf6enoe audeuoe Sopfpeb aebridte sstims
mun9, 9ef9tsi9ndte, yteruenoffeftonen, Hinnen.
otut9en uno 9el6e baatarbe uno oer(eibeu Dem 1ein
geiunoe iugenolid1e Slatbe. ~''''
Wis anaenebmes, itteres uno leibtes qeibes5efa
nunsg&g%attei % perelnl9en Die YIlIen bic Gmpiebuns
ntloer Blrtuf9 NIT Dem bUT6areienbfen @rioloe
unb erbeihen teine 9idtbelhrdntino o6er efnhpfss
auIentbalt Ddbreno ihres @ebrau6es, oa lie rein nes
9etaotil9 ttne, als &e6ersebiSin baben 6eie Bilen
Mot tbreS 9let6en, uuo bn gStele pom Qc6erieiben
Qepla9t fno, iolten iie Dies tuoS( 6eabten, Die
SUMPTION pom &eberbeI6toerSen iino g6mersen IN
oef Selte, SerltopfUng, ue6eltet, Abnetsuna aegen
Nalrun9, S9uIen i'm stopie Ber6unteun9 Der Sebz
trGit, sebe 9aut u. f. I, DIE 8tIen fin6 leid5i su
nepmen, tulten prompt uuo iin6 zines Der 6een Ses
mlttel Der 8egenwort. Bres % @ents Die 5dahtel
81 9abeu bel Setb 2. pance, Rr. fO3, gBeltn
SoItimOreitrafe. CSssbras 4ql
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
Sin ad,tidbrtaer Wt0roer,

8ole0O, SbtO, IS. April.-Yaul 6u-
tolpb,8 Sabre alt, beiien @ltern SIT 9lnliue"
Sunftion, etuer SabnftatiOH in einer SOritaot
oieieS Srte8, mobnen, t0otete beute einen 13=
idbrigen Snaben, giamens Otto 8eHniug,
ourd eiuen Sbub, Der iugenolife Dt0roer
9bt au, OaB Der ShuB Sufdlllg lo8ging, al
lein auoere BerIonen bebaupteu, DaB Die
Sd)ieBaffatre bas 6eiultat zines Strettes 3pi=
iben ben Snabeu mar. Der jinge &uoolpb
hpfinhpt fid1 i'm Spf9nnuiiIp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
8attmore Vo. Treitag ben 19. Nprl 1878.
Gin sfanSal I'M gseffe,f.

&bica9o, IS. Aprtl. hteI. yStn1e8"
per0ffentlidt cine lange unb h0hft uuerquifs
ltde @eftd1te iiber ben 8iiAof Illan Wc=
&osfep aus Mi6Igan. gSie Die yEtmes"
behauptet, luurbe Die Dor &ursem ftattgefuu,
beue pl5tllhe 2breiie oes giI6ofs uad) Gu,
ropa burdl @erluifslun9eu ueruria6t, petde
in Solge einesSerbdltniiies smiiden ibnl unb
einem SRI. 6annie 8i6aroS in Detroit ents
itnnApn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
sams Ser YunoesDaatptftaot.
Bic neutId)e ut,o bic autertfaniIdIe Giien sSn
oaftrte.-Gine ginEaoam9 ait Ste amertfanI

- z1I
oaftrte.-Gine gimEaoam9 ait Die mertfant'
id;en sSadl!ctlte.
g8 binqton, 18. 4pril. - Der @ene>
ralz@oniul in 8erlin meloet benz Staatsz
oepartement, DaB oa8 preuBlide 6anoels=
nltnliteriunI etn Sdretben oil ben Olreftor
Der 8ergbau=S1ule in NerpzOorf gerid)tet
bat, tpel6eS oentielben 1f1ittbeilt, baB ale
omertfaullf,en Yfinen=Su9erieure uno ole on
Der @tientnbuitrie intereiftrte BerIoneu, peld)e
Die Barrier Beltarsite!lun9 bslu6en unO o1e
in ibr Sad etnl6la9enoen @tabliiiementS in
OeutIflanO gu beii6tigen piinldlen, in Der
f0nigltben Sergbau= lfaoemie ytr. 6, Suit
9arten, Berlin, porIpre1en io1eu, iuo belon-
oere arrangements fir tire peitere Seuadz
ridtigung getrDHen moroen iinb.
9eutidIe Siireaufraten auf republifaniid)en
StttbIett.
6r. gSinier, Der amerifantld)e @ouiul in
SOnneber9, Sadien- 0teiningen, n1elOet benz
Staat8s0epartement, oaB DIE oeutid)e Soft
SebDroe beI4loiien bat, ale 8oitdmter i'm
beutIhen Retd)e nit ben neuen amerlfantlhen
Biireauitiiblcn, oeren Site pon 5ol3 uno
onr6lDdlert fino, 5u perlebeu. Die Bitlt9felt,
Oauerbafti9fett uub Glesan5 bteier Stitble
idlteBen bic @onfurrens aller Sabrifanten bon
Robrltiibien aus. SIN 9aufe SieleS Sabres
itno. beretts uber 20OO Der neuen Stiible in
ben Ser. Staaten beltellt psrbelt, unD man
ermartet, oaB anoere Hegterungen oel1 Selz
lpiele Oeutl9lano's folgen merben.
4csmiid)tes.
Die beutige Steuereinnabme betrug $685.
048.6 bic 3oQetnnobme $464 ,564.11.
Oas Senat5=Gpmite iiber GesierungSl1uz
oereieu ieBte beute 9lbenb Die llnlerluhuR9 i'm
getreff beS Mc8arraban 'ideu 4nlpru1es
fort. Die 3eugenauSia9en be5ogen iid) baupt>
iddli6 auf oas angeblid) in 1868 pom Brdit=
benten 2incoln III @unlten Wc@arraban's g
ausgeIteute 2anbpatent, tpel9e8 benz 2ebtere1l
ben itreitigen 8runobeiit iibertruq
OaS republifanide @ongreB Gomite ers
nannte beute 4benb 56. Sale (Nte.) gum
prouiloriideu 9orfber uno gbilipps (as.
suu, Sefretdr. gS murbe bel6lOiien, Die 8a:
fan3en I'M @ouite binfidtlit Der Staaten,
mel6e iueber i'm Senate, nod im 6uuie Der
treteu iinb, ntdlt 81 er9dn5en.
Der Geloutartt.
Retp 0orf, IS. april.-@elb flitiitg 81
Z. gSe9iel ftetig 5u 4.S64. Sob idlOf
su 1903. 8unDes Sb!ieationen I9loiIel
| left; 1881er Coupons 1074, neue 1865el
| 1045, 1867er 107, 1866er 1893, neue Siiufel
1045, 1O.40er Coupons 1863. Nftien i1loiiei
feit; Stem Dorfer Central 1881, Grie 125
2afe Sbors 674, SGinOiler@entral 764, Bitts
burger n, &bicagosNortbiueftern 54b, Brie
ritdfen IS, ROG=Sslano 1918, 8eitern uniol
Sci. 82B.
nnteri6atamts 8ilans: @olo $1o8,26
555.78; &ourant $33.420. .2O4.43.
- Die 3oa @innabmen betru9en bent
| 1921 900.
- Der llnteri6atmeiiter Sahlte beute fit
SntereHen $4,000 ulb fir eiHseSo9sne Sbli
gatiouen $4,000 aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
Der 6el0utarft.
@uS saba.

Nem>0 orf, 18. Ipril. - Gin bonn 13.
april oatlrter Brief aus 5apanna tbeilt nit,
baB Der Sniur9entenfiibrer @eeilio @Onsales
gele9entlt6 ietner &apttulation an bic 8egiez
rungstruppen in Der Surisbtftion Colon am
s. D. 0fts. eine Anreoe an letne 2eute bielt,
in rpslder ct oteielbeu Don tbrem Sabneneioe
eutbanO uuD linen empiabl, iomObl OieIenGto,
ais ale 3ipifte nit beuSpantern 8u bergeiien.
OioOelts Dia3 uub "a anbere @efangene
iinD auf ibr ei9eneS @eiuh burd elm lpant.
ides aliegsidiff mad Gan Domingo =@itp gee
bra6t woroen. &tele @ubaner, tpeldle in
Sen @eit nnb anberu 8unften Der Ser. Staaz
ten 3uflu1t geiuht batten, febren aus tbrer
freipillgen &erbanuung 5uriif. 9eneral
Martiges @ampos befaub It'd, ben lettengta4>
ri9ten sllfolse i'm Dftltden 0epartement.
sireisa,es aus asroVtoenee, 8b.sS+
Yronibence, OFF. S., Is. 4prtl. -
Crib beuteWorgeu bate Der &orporal 5ullan
Snlib, tiIrfiiter @affeH Snipsftor, .bterber
geldlidt, I'm Die Gnferttgung BON Waffen fir
ote Yforte su iiberpahen, Streit NIT lelner
Vfattreiie uno neristte ibr nlebrere 9olhitihe.
Sarauf lprang er ielbft aus oel1 orittenStod'
tperfe oes 5auies auf bic GtraBe unb brad
Siifte unb 9dulter. 8eioe fperoen tuahrs
i1einlib nit 0ent 2eben oapoufomuier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
Selegrap1iid)e Sepeidle1ls
9nlanb nb-Depe(heli.

E8eri6te Der ralIociirten 9ree' fir ben sDsusiCen
5errelpouDeuteps.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
Sattce'S 2GR0Oruz@GuoA&
(Horehound -Candy.l

(Horehound-Candy.)
sSnMce's MnOprn=Eanon
bot nd tn Bfpnn5igid6rt9er @riabrung Bber feben
S6aten zines 3Deels binaus 6erart eTprobt, bas eY
bel ber 9eIan9 Don
Mitbtt1a,
9uftr1hreuatztSntsiInc
&niten unO EIfaltnMa,
AaMttger Srdane uno Seend)huftetas
8lutIpeten
tttte allen straightforward
iebes anbeIe Utttel i6ertrttft.
Sunoerte anoerer Wfittei iinb geprleen urb tn ben
9mmel aeboben lporoen, in6 a6er, ba fie Bur uters
fasung oeS 9obes feline Bor3use beIasen Der aerae5s
enbeit anbeim 9efanen, Dd6reRo Sdnee's Nnborns
Sanop 6ettGnoig an BeIle6thet qeiponnen 5s er bic
Scbe etnes Wiuter=B rdparates erreiht bat
Hres 80 @entS 6aS 9adet Doer bret Basete fir eineu
Dollar. 5u ba6en Del
Seth q. 9anee,
Rr. 10S, We a8aIttmorehrnFe.
feEehr 40 40afteN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19

Berafbunsslotal: Scr. 1872, gorb -gutapfr.
grfoJo ne dbronilen 8ranfbeiten bes Srns, Salles,
SsI asnae bes Wiaqens, Der 2eber, Neren Blaie bes
psrssns nnD e0e noron4ns i'm Msroe9igitsms
III nS aiie fbroriide unb afuten aeoeu 6eioer @ez
i1Iebtsr. @ . 81 suerpool Der aro5e Snoianer.srdu
ter Doftor. Wr. 1s2, NorosGmtapftrabe, bebans
SET gaomenlhmdfte, nerpoie Sdnddbe. Smpotena
tsnuer. I'm Wsrit bei oieien bas sebfn nnersra6en6en
aeioen fen @eo mebr ues. ion6ern beiudt uno 5teht
Or. eiperpool su Ratbe nnb ieto dbe1telst er ptro
QUO BON bielen grftIaffunaen 9eiIen. nod
Dem ae anberen Mer3,e Gud nidt belfen getonnt SD
m6bte Gnh, bte SIR Gu, iene Yatents 1abt
bofen 6en uno beie unb ene WiiTtnr pros
6irt bat tsurufen S fannGnh friren. "Derotbun96a
EtunDen pcn frlh bic Mben18 3 nhr; Gonnta4s
um Htaen bes arbeitenbeR 2laiif pom rub 10 bis
DS06mkttae9 nbr, (R6y59, 34ete, ,ia41)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19

9s6iIeI Ha0eI
BUR Ree ins Auslano 6eIoT1E tnnerhalb 24@stnuAen
a. 8saiaae,
Eic 8altmcreaEase uuo HoasGflefs sNpeaue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
Sie 9tmSft@ten anf Sas 3aitanoes
fomuen zines Gon9reRes.
Daintjtcrwe@ieI in 6onftanttnopeI.

Cine qebeime Miiiiou bes
Generals Soolebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-04-19
STE oriemtaltI0e SSra8e.

5arit 8ismarf reii't uuf 5etne @tter in
2auenbur9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
FREE SUFFRAGE A PROMINENT TOPIC.

n
SYMPATHETIC WORDS ABOUT THE YELLOW FEVER
DECIDED STAND IN REGARD TO FREEDOM IN
THE soUTH-FINANCE, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, THE
INDIANS, ETC.
The Message of President Hayes to Congress
begins with reference to the yellow fever,
and q recommendation that the subject or
measures of future prevention receive early
consideration. The President calls attention TO
the fact that the rights of the colored
voters of the South were Overridden at the
late election, and asks for adequate approprla-
tons to enable the Government to punish
those who violated the laws by 1ntlm-.
idating citizens. The relations of the United
States to the different Powers of the world are
explained, without recommendation. The Presl-
dent advises that no radical changes be made
in existing financial legislation. He sets forth
the leading features Of the reports OF the
different departments, commencing the sug-
gestions of Secretary McCrary particularly.
He also discusses what is needed to ele-
vate the Indians. and hopes that the de-
csion this Winter in regard to the transfer
of the Indian Bureau may arrest further agl-
tation of this subject. The efforts of the De-
partment Of Agriculture are commended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
CRIMES AND CISUALTIES-BYT ELEGRAPH'
A FATAL FALL FROM A BRIDGE.

A FATAL FALL FROM A BRIDGE ;.
PROvIDENCE r. l., Dee. 2.-James lourgee 9led
vestray nj River Point injuries received by fahB
IRON railroad bridge.
THE GAS IN THE CAPITOL AT ALBANY.
ALBANY n Y Dee 1.-The contract Tor the gas
oilers nnd burners for the Capitol has been a"srnea 10
Mitchell Vance a Co, OF New.fork'
DAYTON's FORGERIEs. ,
BosToN, Dec 2.-It is now thought tnat tne io -
geres committed by Henry Dayton travelling salesman III
the employ of John r. Dzer, viii exceed s3O,oVo
SMUGGLING BY A BREMEN STEAMER
NTW-DRIr,Ns Dec. 2-SpecIal Agent Weeks TO-
day seized large quantity OF dry goods silks rugs
CARPETS ETC. on board the steamship NufehDeiB
THREE BOYS DROWNED.
NEW. ORLEANS, Dec. "A SKIN contalnlng nNo
boys was upset by tho steamboat Porgoud wo Da
lag out her landing Three OF the boys were drowhed
HUNTER's NEW TRIAL STILL IN DOUBT
TRENTON N j. Dec. 2.-The Court OF Errofs ana
Appeas adjourned saturday next the opinion 0
The Court IN the Hunter murder case VIII not DO gwen h
that time. 1000.
ABANK CLERK WHO STOLE $4,000.
SAN FRANCIscO, Dec. 2.-Joseph Ander, recently
clerk IN the Agency Nevada Bank at virginia Guy
has been arrested charged with the
$4,000 10 100000.
THE FALL OF A NEW WALL
RoCHEsTER. N, Y, Dec 1.-THE wall OF the new
extension 10 the buildings Of the Rochester brewing Com
pany fell to-day burylng seven workmen 10 me runs ~ o.
the men were less injured. some 81 them pfopso
fatally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
yor.XXXvlIl.. NO
CONGRESS IN SESSION.
r,,p uorsrs BEGIN. WORK PROMPTLY.

THE HOUSES BEGIN WOhh IhOMi LIZ
onry,xc DAY OF THE SESSION RATHER UN-
,,,-rvrprrI. oNE-FERNANDo WOOD MANAGES TO
v,Ky THE ONLY LIVELY INCIDENT OF TnE DAY.
Both houses of Congress were called TO
order promptly at noon yesterday, and soon
ofterward they sent joint committee to the
President to inform him that they were ready
for the business Of the Winter The Message
was then sent in and was read in both houses
That mart of it devoted to Southern affairs
excited the most attention and was almost tne
only part talked about in WASHINGTON no;
last night. Republicans liked what the fresl ,
dent SAID. Senator Hill privately denounced
it. Mr.. Wood rose in the House and crltlclzeu
it, and was replied to briefly by Mr. Uariie'u
and Mr.. Hale. Mr.. Wood got the worst OF
tbe debate. Two or three conferences were
held during the day in regard to the cipher
kilograms. Senator Blaine has offered resolu-
tons for an investigation of the frauds and
violence in the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
LORD LORNE AT OTTAWA.
MORE LOYAL DEMONSTRATIONS.

HEARTY FAREWELL AT MoNTREAL-oTTAwA
HANDSOMELY DRCoRATED-THE PUBLIC RECEP-
TON POSTPONED.
Lord Lorne and the Princess Louise left
Montreal yesterday morning for Ottawa, where
they arrived in the afternoon. Their depart
ure was witnessed by a large assemblage,
and on their arrival at Ottawa they were
greeted by dense crowd Owing to bad
weather, the public reception was postponed
to Wednesday. Several fine arches and
pavilion have been erected at Ottawa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
TIE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAND DIFFERENCES.
PEsTH, Monday, Dec. Q, 1873.

The Budget Committee of the delegation
to-day refused TO discuss bill sanconnG the Insertion
OF the occupation grant in the budget OF 1879, and
adopted a resolution in favor OF q grant OF
100000 norns, upon condition that any furthe:
Outlay must have constitutional sanction The committee
also adopted by vote OF II to g. the statement OF their
reporter upon the Foreign Office estimates nOtwlth-
standing that COnnt Andrassy declared II would be
formal declAratiOn OF want OF confidence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
THE ANGLO-AFGHAN WAR,

THE ANGLU-AFGHAN WAR,
CANDAHAR LIKELY TO BE UNDEFENDED-No HEAVY
FIGHTING EXPECTED.
LONDON, Monday, Dec. 2, 1878.
A dispatch from Calcutta to The Times says:
1.-THE trouble in tho Khy Pass Ia greatly exaggerated
single oficer-LOrd William Beresford-rode the en-.
tire length OF the Khyber Pass without being molested
General Brownies force will probably Winter at Dakka,
unless some movement the part OF the Afghans pro-
vokes further advance. General dduph will prob
ably remain at Pesheeu, but IL he shall determine TO
proceed to Candahar that place will probably be found
T. be undefended. General RObertss advance on the
Pelwar Pass may encounter resistance but the Pass
VIII probably be found to he easy to No i'm
portant lighting is expected any where this year."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
THE RUSSIANS IN CENTRAL ASIA.

The Russian garrison at Fort Marin, north
east OF Kashgar has been considerably reinforced to
protect the Than Shan passes against the Chinese army
and near the Kudja frontier
letter published in The Noscop Gazette states that
the Russian General Lomaknc, who commanded the
expedition from the Eastern shore Of the Caspian Sea,
IN the direction OF Merry, the Northern frontier
OF Aghanstan. returned to TchikIsar at the end Of
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
TIE EMPEROR WILLIAMS RETURN.

BENIIN, MOnUdy, DOC. 2 I0Ic.
Preparations on a grand scale are making
for the reception of Emperor William on his return to
Berlin on Thursday next. Fag-sta, triumphal arches
and garanded trees will line the route from the Potsdam
Railroad Station to the Palace and all the houses will
be covered with flags and decorations. The tumlna-
tsn OF the city Thursday night promises To be OF
the most brilliant witnessed IN Berlin. Prince
GorschakOH Will be present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Monday, Dec. q 1878.
The London correspondent of The Edinburgh
Scotsman states on authority that there is no truth in
the rumor OF q dissolution OF Parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
A NEW CANDIDATE FOR POLICE COMMISSIONER
The IXth Assembly District Republican As

ISOLATION passed resolutions last night recommending
the appointment Of Gilbert j. Hunter the president Of
the association, as Police Commissioner. Several
speeches were made strongly indOrsing Mr. Hunter
as a capable and worthy man for the place, and
stating that the district entitled to be represented
in the Board OF Police Of Its largo vote for the
combination ticket OF the late election. committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
WOMEN EXPELLED FROM BERLIN.

BERLIN, MONDAY, Dec Z, 1919
\ number Of women accused of Socialism
have been expelled from Berlin. Amongst them are
Mesdamcs Hahn. Canzns and Staczemann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
TIE TWO ORPHANS AT DOVER.

From the descriptions received, the two UNI
claimed girls at Dover believed 10 be the daughters
Of Mrs stichl. who lost at the wreck OF the Pom
mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

was appointed to wait upon Edward Cooper and press
Mr.. Hunters claims
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-27
Look Out for Kim.

The Davenport Gazette tells of dead
beat calling himself Geo. +. Williams, and
claiming to be authorized to collect for
churches, who is travelling through Iowa,
imposing upon the people under the garb
of piely, He claims to have letters from
prominent Episcopal cleargymen of Iowa,
which are, however, forgeries. He is q
scoundrel, has served two terms in the
penitentiary, and is a fraud. This is
probably the same fellow who beat some of
the church people in Moline about year
ago, by pretending to be a great temper.
ance man. He also claimed to he a mason
but was careful not to come in conflict
with any OF the fraternity-in fact some Of
the craft started after him aud he Jumped
the town" fearing detection. He is a
sleek-tongued, lank visaged villain and
should be handed over to the authorities
II ne comes this way.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-27
Darts Hail Tonight,

Tonight the Justly celebrated troupe of
Victoria LOTUS Blondes appear at Darts
Hall in choice programme Of novelties.
This company should not be coufounded
with the other so-called Blondes" now
travelling over the country. but is on the
order of the Lydia Thompson troupe, aud
pronounced by the press everywhere as
better. The managers assure US that
there is nothing said or done to which the
most fastidious could take exception.
From what is said of the company by the
press where they have been, it is first
class in every particular. Those who de-,
sire to pass pleasant evening will do well
to go to Darts Hall tonight; the pro
gramme selected for the occasion is replete
with variety Of choice gems.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-27
How Watches are Made.

1t will be apparent to any one, who
will examine SOLID GOLD WATCH that
aside from the necessary thickness for
engraving and polishing, the large proper
ton of thesprecieus metal used is needed
only to stiffen and hold the engraved
portions in place, and supply the necessary
solidity and strength. The surplus gold is
actually needless, so far as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. La JAMES BOSS
PATENT STIFFENED GOLD WATCH
CASES, this WASTE of precious metal is
overcome, and the SAME soLIDITY AND
STRENGTH produced al from one-third to
one-half of the usual cost OF solid cases.
This process is OF the most simple nature,
as follows:-A plate of composition metal,
specially adapted to the purpose. has two
plates of SOLID GOLD soldered one on each
side, The three are then passed between
polished steel rollers, and the result is o
strip OF heavily plated composition, from
which the cases, backs, centres, bezels.
&C., are cut and shaped by suitable dies
and formers. The gold in these cases is
sufficiently thick to admit of all kinds of
chasing, engraving and enamelling; and
engraved cases have been carried until
worn perfectly smooth by time and use
without removing the gold. These cases
are for sale By all jewelers.. and are guar
anteed by SPECIAL CERTIFICATE to
WEAR FOR 20 YEARS. If your Jew
eler does not keep them, send to HAGsToz
& THORPE, Ledger Building, Philadel-
phia, for illustrated catalogue.
Life for the Hair
1t Thonnas's.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-27

Does the dark horse" neigh or does
he bray2-Iater- Ocean. That depends
whether the dark horse" be Oglesby or
Logan. The former neighs.
TO those who cannot eat boiled mack
eral very delicious way of cooking the
fish is to stew it in frying pan in just
enough water to cover it, and to give it a
liberal supply of butter while it is hot.
The unfortunate Senators whom Mr..
Blaine succeeded in setting to work at
hunting up election frauds are making
loud call upon him for information. He
will probably reply that 1T is all in his
eye"--prospective Presidential eye, of
course. ~ T. Herald.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-27
Grand Masonic BANQUET

Tonight occurs the grand Masonic ban
quet at the Newcomb House. Davenport
The committee having the matter 10
charge have spared neither pains, or ex-
pense to make it success, and those who
attend from this side can rest assured of a
royal good time. The Masonic fraternity
of Davenport never do things by halves
and on this occasion excel by far all pre-
vious affairs. For the accommodation OF
those who attend from Rock Island or Mo.
line, q special train will leave Davenport
at 4 o'clock tomorrow morning for those
cities