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New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
Rrss0-GERuAY CRUISER AFLOAE

TIE CINlBRiA NEAR ELLSWORTH, NE.
SIX HUNDRED RUSSIAN sEAMEN AND SIXTY OFFI-
GERS on BoARD-IuE OBJECT OF THE VOYAGE
KEPI SECRET
Ellsworth, Me-, April 80. About
: O'Clock on Sunday morning the steamer
Cimbria, Of Hamburg one Of the hamburg
American line, arrived AZ Southwest IarboE,
four miles from here According to Captain
Baderhaliseu's statement she = chartered by an
agent Of the Russian Government She proceeded to
Baltic port IN Russia. and there took board 600 men,
mostly Fnns and steerlgc passengers, and 90 men ~
cabin passengers She sailed from Baltic port April 20
and passed round the north Of Scotland Captain Ba
dcnheu-en was uulrr the orders Of one % the cabin
passenger. and when of Cape Sable, as he shaped
hs course for Cape Cod. he was directed 20 lay
his course for Southwest Harbor He has no cargo
only ship stores. lie is lying here, waiting for
orders He Processes utter ignorance oi the destination
Of the vessel OF men The keeps steam mp con
tluuaiiy.
LARGE RUSSIAN FORCE oN BOARD.
The passengers on board prove 90 Doe regularly or
ganized ships company OF sixty officers and 900 -uan
Of the russian Imperial Navy under command OF Count
Grenucrg on their arrival long dispatch IN cipher
was sent To Admiral Le-sorsky atst Petersburg aad the
officers seem to be waiting for reply, The steamer
mas q large amount Of stores on board, including
coal for tep days steaHiing. No arms or ammunition
are visible and officers Of the steamer deny that
there are any such board. The officers and crew OF
The steamer number and al Germans. Captain
Eadeuhcuseu was taken from another steamer aud a-
pointed % the Cnbra three daY- after he reached Ham
burg Tie Cimbra toOk board stores aud passengers
a. rapidly as possible. Captain badeuheuten
has a-sed for Dill OF health from TINS port.
Tho Russian officers very rctcent about tue object
az their visit and profess 20 be- guOrant of their
destination or the purpose OF tAcr being sent here
Among be officer. Is q RtrsIau nob"uu % high rank.
vino y A. with tine Grand Duke his visit 10 tni- cuun-
try None Of the officers EAvo vet been Oh shore except
ne crtp and purscr o. the ship aud the pa! master OF
q Russian corps.
TIE STEAMERS PAPERS CORRECT.
The Collector has boarded the Cimbra and found her
papers oil right corresponding with the Captans state
uleu Formal entry viii Jo made today and list Of
her passengers furnished II can be- made out
They observe no special secrecy but permitted the agent
Of the Associated Press 20 about the vessel freely
They tank they may remain here some days, and the
on -- are iuluirug about the and hsh on Mount
Desert The CiuBTia came IN without local plot and
10 inquiry being made Tor pinot she h not disabled
THE cnIBRIA SAID To BT EASTWARD BOUND
LoyDoS. Tuesday, April 30, 1873.
The Vienna correspondent Of The UUjcbes-
Ter guardian tergraphs % tbafourna as follows: THE
Hanburg-Amercan Packet Company's steamship CIm
-a which has been chartered by the Russian Govern
u,e has taken a contingent Of forty officers aud 900
seapeD and started cruise the Chinese and Japn
usse coasts"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
A HIGHLY mPoRrANT QUESTION.

Mr. Augustus Maverick, an experienced Jour
nalis contributes THE TRIBUNE extended history
OF the eommunstic movement and OF s relations to the
bOr organic atoms of the country In the hight OF the
great rnroad disturbances OF last and Of the new
Political Developments IN many LOCALITIES the question
u OF tie highest Importance Thoughtful observers
Recognize tna t c0ntans seeds OF danger and that the
sobef Judgment Of the country should be directed toft
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PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOIs-Hi StaIHshtD EHQLtaa-Mrs Hoyes'
Mr. Erickson. Mr. Alden Mr WhitcOm0 MI. HarWOod, MT
GoIliD- c. Taylor the Rev Mr ana Mr3 Roberts
and two children Hartley Capt and Mrs Waite and three
daughters H. Thi Mr.. AinswOrth MI Anleung, l. lrask
the Rev Pearce Miss Bradley Mrs Daniels Mt CrcAtOn
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson.
FROM LINERPOOL--n Ste1raship Abgssinld.- C. W:
Adams Bancroft. J. u. Bernard W g burns, MI and
Nr, Rivers Colgate, Mr.. CraGIer, F. H. Daniels Miss
Tnbac Miss FalTbank Fsrbank. Mr de Gingns, l.
ID Barng Gould Hawkes., J. II. Hopkins W. p. Hurley,
II Kinnersley, W MastertOn, G. Nav. II. a Muir
ray g. OyIer. v. Orgill Miss Phillips Madame santn u
sayory c. Tsschek Mrs Thompson and chlId' u "A al
b.. A \. Woodbridge, MI NJ owens.
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ngs in Congress- IT reported that Senator Mecreery
of Kentucky had presented petition asking that
Raphael semmes DO assigned 10 position on the How
gate Expeditton. Admiral semmes died last August.
The person referred Captain AElsrcas SymInes.
OF Louisville KY n OF the late Captain John Cleves
syuIfes the author OF the theory that the earth Is
hollow open the poles and capable Of being inhabited
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

Can the Democratic masses trust their lead
ers who ar, constantly "eOhiessing" that they sold
them Out % seat Hayes Utica Republican (hepJ
The difference between Lady Macbeth and
JET Davis seems 70 that while she should have died
hereafter" Mr. Davis should ha . died heretot0ie-
Washington Post (DeIa.)
The ovation of last week to the President
wa the peoples recognition Of ms efforts 20 carry out
has policy rather than recognition that he had Away
satisfactorily II meant To encourage
hun TO hold on to IL and enforce il without fes favor
-lPhiladslphia Telegraph tRep)
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AN IMPENDING DMGER.
El-osgs T'Bg gLggfIrUd Le0flfr-

Mr.. Augustus Maverick publishes in The
NEW YORK TRIBUNE a SIX column letter. showing how
completely and successfully the Communists have
eeeded IN capturing and turning 10 their purposes
many OF the most powerful trades III this
try" HIS array Of facts a unInSWerable and shows
that these organizations under their present leadership,
have become dan gerous TO the peace and safety OF the
American people. Its effect VII De 70 the public
~ a real sense OF impending danger.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
GENERAL FOREIGE NEWS.
THE LANCASHIRE COTTON STRIKE.
LONDON, Tuesday. April 80. -

LONDON, Tuesday. Apnl 80. [s7s.
The masters at Asht0n-u -under-Tyne VIII
meet on Wednesday. TO decide whether to give
notice Of reduction Of wages It is thought probable
that a 5 per cent reduction will be proposed similar
reduction was submitted to in November and the pro
pOsal which L. anticipated would therefore
reduce the wages I'm the Ashton district 10 the same rate
as demanded by the masters In North and Northeast
Lancashire There great distress IN Blackburn ana
n'mber OF women and children compelled 20 be-.
Both sides Obdurate.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
. SylOusis for gte Pdst "a hours.

WASHINGTON. May l, l A. M.-The
barometer continues high the Gull Of St. Lawrence
aud easterly Areas of purity cloudy and fosgy weather
are reported froa iew-EngIand. Warmer sou'heriy
winds prevail IN t. Gulf states. Eorthcrly winds and
rising barometer ie7au in tho Ohio Valley and t1e
Northwest Tie pressure also risen on the Pacific
Coast
fsdicdhOBg
For Wednesday IN the Middle and South At ntc 5tates,
southeast 20 southwest winds warmer. partly cloudy
weather stationary and falling IarOmrter VIII prevail
For New York and NrwEng gland, southeast 70 north
east winds falling barometer, slightly warmer, partly
cloudy weather.
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The EPSON RACES.

LONDON. Tuesday, April 80, 1878
The EPSON Spring Meeting began to-day,
when the race for city and suburban handicap was
run This brought out twenty-eght starters. The win
ner was Mr.. ". Crawfurds seton, Captain Machells
Advance getting the second place ana Lord Bradtofus
ManUuyre the third.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
THE MONTREAL DISTURBANCE.

MONTREAL, April 30.--It is now generally
believed that the body Of Orange Young
Brtons who were at the concert were not
at Washington street Bridge last night, having
gone home by ST. Joseph-st., and that the Ca'h6ll"
Tnionsts mistook some of their own men in the dark
ness for Britons and fired into them.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
A CUBAN CHIEF CAPTURED.

HAVANA, April 30.-The insurgent chief
Brioso one OF the followers Of Macco has been captured
with six Others in the neighborlood Of Santiago de
(un
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4 DEMOCRATIC ADVISORY COUNCIL.
THE COMMITTEE TO WHICH ALL POLITICAL MEAS
rRrs OF TIE PARTY WILL De REFERRED.

10y tEL-tNAtii TO IllE Ll-lliN ALsl
WAsHIyGToy, April 3O.-The Advisory Com
ittre provided Tor by the last 1int CAUCUS OF the Dem
ocras has been appointed by h chairman II consists
Of Mcssrs. Cymer Banning. Randall, Morrison, hunton.
Reagan Blackburn. WOOD, BioUnt, Clark, o. Missouri,
AMI Jones of New Hampshire, the part Of the House.
and ~ Senators wallace Ransom. Mcdonald, Eaton and
toekr.!. tEc Va 0f tur senate. To this committee
are o. ha referred ai matters which may arise Con-
rrcs, po!it!ca. N their nature.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
,,nNDaY NIGHT Ar THE THEATRES

tha
,,s IL no lack Of activity Ii the 'nei,i9e -.
close thae - ,t,h. we're numerous and interest
hieiN ,. ,,aieroni the Italian actor'-"hoso a"'on' "
me- -. ner,lded with pleasant promise'-enec'eu ul'
So on the New York stage, acting aV the fI.'n =
- 7bostre the chiefpart in u emery drama VI A"
GA Co-,,raI 1" Mr. Mccullough, at the Granu Oiol"
tJo,so rave his great tmperson'uon OF 'np"''"S'
81 Romeo and Juliet was aeted al Ihe L' '0'l
Ar, Ed,p lawrence and Miss Rose heah preseh'ns 'Ao
.-..o 1overs A new piece, described as An
- societv temperance DRAMA ana hahleu An'
49,. A,1,.al - was brought forward IN the Ac'u
go ~ Music. A series OF opera'" el'0'
,,erts was inaugurated Ut the aqua" i'NN
TI.,ler presented new programme u "i'7"
-, -, ,,snue Hall; and Sir. Patrizio, the necrO-
Taneer emerged at the Opera House OF the san in-
oseo Niustres Al these are recorded rs Iesn lea'
- orrrant entertainment upon the stage. Ii shoulG
- b mentioned that revival OF Leah was enecteu
a, Nblos Theatre 70 the disgrace and doWnia OF 'he
Uusus Of Montezuma." "Diplemacy" was aceen
a. WaIlacks Theatre; the Exhes az boo'u >
ybsatre. a Celebrated Case" at the UNION
-. .sTbe Rig Bonanza" at the Park Theatre
and. sFrttz"-by Mr. Emmett-at the standard II oan
-. he said that all these topics important, but the
Drasenee Of so many and sueh different KINDS OF stage
sxb,bons at one time, is significant oI the eherkeuo
,4eilanee and enterprise IN the little WOrIu ol
teal anusements other incidents are close al hahd
several theatres for example, may be hopetuuy e&-
peeted somewhat promptly 10 Closo 'noA "'
nect Il NOT without its grain Of comfort The thea
M that survive will doubtless prove sufficient for the
summer season. The Union square will be devoted
m NAV 13 10 English Opera,-AIr Hess's company then
.nnearinr in The Chimes of Normandy" Miss sara
Ino,+,s baneft ia assigned for May = at the Union
and II understood TO be the purpose OF Messr
sbook and Pllmer then to present The School for
scandal in beautiful dress and with memorable
,ast Of characters Next Friday night Mile. Aimee
Ubois shortly to depart for France will begin IL " La
Mariolane" a series Of farewell Representations
AZ the Park Her coming, Of course, ensues
80, the withdrawal Of The Big BONANZA"
wr MCCULLOUGH at the Grand Opera House, will pre-
se1t Jehgrd III and OthsO, in addition 10 his match
les perfornanee Of ViFgiHiS within the present week
HIS fepesenatiOns have proved exceedingly attractive
and it Is hoped that he will draw still further upon the
resources OF strong repertOTy before the engage
fnent ends At all the local theatres Monday night
fhe attendance what al THIS season. should De con
sdered numerous and satisfactory. The public mind li
iust now naturally relaxing It's interest IN stage affairs
vet the public attention still be commander Dy sJtr
ling talent, genuine worth and agreeable novelty.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sun r-as ~ 80 sun 656 Clcck slow. 3m. Sc
Noon rises 400 souths lll2 Moons days 20
HoH WATER TO-DAY-A NJ
sandy Hook G}T GOV Isand.. 1920 Hell Gat6..... 800
rO-pA r-P.
sandy IIooa. 6J5 Gov. Inland. l.43 Hell oaie. 03i
New-York tribune., 1878-05-01
ruF EAsuvILLE RACES.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 3O.-Ihe spring
-,e.,Irg ~ the NASHVILLE Blood Horse Association
opened here to-day The race for twoycarods was Ton
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by swgert's Toledo the second for threeyear-
ods by Burgundy and the third race mie-heats, by
Dan K
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InRicHilOns
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


Tor
preccdns uuishi 7h as seprerea the oscillations
ftarE Elercar3 d1giag
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MARRIED

ABROTT-ARCIFR-On Mon1ay evening. April 90, az the
residence brides by Bishop Harris assisted
the Crawford the Rev. William r Abbott 10 n
Della, daughter OF D. Ii. p. Archer, esq.
uAwLEY-COcPER-At sag Harbor l. Z, April %, by the
j. Harrison. Eu win 4. Hawiey, OF Brooklyn T. d.
Jennie younges daughter OF Edward M Cooper esq Of
the former place no cards
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DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages mss! b. ndorssi ri!a fsI
name aud adiress.
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,...-,veuent Of Messrs. MOsenthal' aaizka anu
Is no tnat their success probably OWING ~
Bsrsnsr measure to the influence of leader VINO mas
rsmsrS r~ faculty of gresns s 'GS1sns ns% seasTaon
ho work oIeerrooms %l5e % since Theodore lhTaf most
,,0ucSSd 10 the violin IN Pg9lcb he anu was watched
Of the yoIy HIS old friends need 9Hg 81 ps Ds
,nd that hs hand has lost none OF s Of rm and
WI ,i, De Though very delicate touen ta. ~ naving
MAJ clear ana sympathetic in short tna @ force with
FOuuiSS1 S,larly ne combination OF ponsh it allc ~
Is , eihk- h.t leaves nothing to be desired; -onHa
MS Bergncrs beautiful playing To o 'ag for recall was
and OF another solo piece whicn w CremOnd volon-
ennanosT s ybeb we gave 40 account some 'inie 's'
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No, East 2UtlsI,
WILL REMOVE,
Nav l.
To No. "a East I0th.st.
TIVE stadiOs let artists reduced rate un.
on October l. Apply at Z East l5ti-sL lodnE Wsbens
Christ an 3 ssociatlon.
The promoters OF the Workingmens Club movement sp.
peal public for contributions IN Aid ofthe estADetI
Of the Lebanon CiuD. -. on, ,,.,,,-,
bis movement is not designed % add % the CHARITIES
of bu u furnish workmym Win health1 moral,
Christian forms entertainment ano nstfucoh au places
of rasOrt where they rrom me Tco> and derad
ing influences witch they exposed by tef present only
aIiane lresn1sthe runishops The men themselves viii
the after Il ha been 0y tDeir tfens
The complete success OF eiuDs ~ ecaf ~
the tact that the work here
sS and supported Of the Of both
who have been connected with
results Of NE work there "a guarantee tha
Ike here HeiereAes to ths tAonds papers VII
show details.
Frther information may be obaed - addressing any Of
tho officers who permitted tO ree among ter sup
po-ters Mr. Morris r. Jesap and Mr. GAmAle o. saith.
Cheeks should be drawn the order AZ and
NAV Of the uldefngned Rev James Msrsnai
presen, z41 East l4thst Rev Conrad boeueh ycePfs
dent Coumhiast Andrew Dow, soc0Ed vepresen oJi
Grand Ab5att treas and pro ten sec ~ 40 l. iAtss
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5pecial Notices..

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Best references. seud for book OF Instruction
Pryntc Hospital for The surgical treatment Of diseases
rh0iGs dstna the bladder yarcoeee and the more
elegant heau Of the CITY, but one square IRON e
6ardaY Tenaisd and reached BY an elevator every
comfort Of domestic life s provided a9inns rooms os
hospital Hours for consultation from 70 10 TO T. and TO
Post ONCE Norice.-Ths oreign the wees ending
SATURDAY May 1. 1875, will close at this ofee on
TU UESDAY D. for Europe, by steamship Wisconsin,
VIA Queenstown on WEDNESDAY, az p M Tor Europe,
by scyha wa Queenstown Correspondence i2r
France by this must be specially adj
dressed and 93u Or France direct Oy steaislp
VILE Paris. H9vre: THU RSDAAs al ~ h IOr
Germany by steamship suevia wa Plymouth CheTooIEg
ana Hamburg Tor Great Britain anu uo
be forwarded by this steamer mus % spAy
addressed and at an m i9T I5Sp az @ $50 m Tor cot.
Land direct Dy steamship Victoria via Glasgow ana az led
M fOr germany sc steamship DOuau, via southampton
ana bremen correspondence Tor Great Britain anu e Con-
be By this steamer must De 5ecaY h
dressed IL tor Europe Dy steamship Clty OF
Correspondence Tor Germany ~ DO
traI bv ms steamer must be specially addressed. The
slelmshps Wisconsin, scya Republic an CITY OF Berlin 30
an0 Norway The mails toe
Hayt Savanilla &C. leave EewN FORK April 20 The maiia
for pinal and Pacific Ports leave Newlork April
so The mNs Australia &C. leave san Francisco Nay
i3 for China and Japan leaye san Francisco
May TO. - r,,,r,a ,-.
Post Office Nev.YorK Aprtl q. 1875.
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Two stadiOs let reduced rate m
t October !. Apply at East l5th-st, l0ahg NsIeL
Christian : ss0CauOn.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06

to make . stiff mas. The rats 20 away,
a any animal Of taste naturally would
If provided with such . meal.
HAsH.-The following ID q good and
economical way for preparing hash
Take cold roast lamb or mutton; throw
away the fat portions; chop very fine,
and add water enough to made il quite
thin; boil in frying pan; and add but
ter, salt and bepper to suit taste; have
ready hot toast which has been we'll but
tered and dipped into cream or rich
milk, and spread the hash over the toast,
and serve Immediately.
SPONGE GINGERBREAD.-Melt a piece
of butter of the size af a hens egg, mix
it with pint of nice molasses, q table
spoonful of ginger and q quart of -four;
dissolve a heaping tablespoonful of SAL
eratus in half q pint of milk and mix it
with the. rest OF the ingredients; add
sufficient -four to enable you to roll it
out easily; roll 1t out about an inch
thick, and bake it on fat tins in quick
oven.
DUCHEssE PoTAToM-Masho one quart
of hot boiled potatoes through fine COL
ander with q potato-masher; mix with
them q nj of butter, one scant tea
spoonful of salt, half teaspoonful of
white pepper, q pinch of grated nutmeg,
and the yolks of two raw eggs, pour the
potato out on q plate, and then form it
with q knife into small cakes two inches
long and n wide, lay them on the but
tered tin, brush them over the top With
an egg beaten up with q teaspoonful of
cold water, and color them golden brown
in a moderate oven.-Miss Corson's Cook
ina Manual.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06
Blunders Of the Old Nasters,


Many of the old masters made mus
ing and curious blunders in their works.
Tintoret represented the "~Israelites
gathering manna," armed with guns.
Cigoli painted the aged Simeon at the
circumcision of Christ with a pair of
spectacles on his nose, and Rubens COM
mitted the same error in his famous pic
ture of Mary Amounting the Feet of
Christ" In a picture of Christ Heal
ing the Sick" by Verrio, the spectators
are represented as wearing periwigs on
their heads. Albert Durer painted the
expulsion Of Adam and Eve from the
Garden of Eden by an angel in a
fiOunced dress. The same artist, in a
picture of +" Peter Denying Christ"
introduces . Roman soldier smoking q
German pipe. A Flemish picture of the
Wise Men worshipping the infant Christ
has n of them depicted in large white
surplice, and in boots and spurs. In this
homogeneous dress he is represented in
the act of presenting the child with y
model of . Dutch man-of-war. An
artist of the same school, has a painting
OF Abraham Offering up his son Isaac; the
patriarch, instead of using q knife, as
described in the scriptures, is holding q
blunderbus to the head of Issace. Bell
Of has pictured the Virgin and Child in
the act Of listening to q violin; in another
picture he has drawn King David play.
ing harp at the marriage Of Christ with
st. Catherine. In . French picture of
the "Last Supper" the table is orna-
mented with tumblers filed with cigar.
lighters. The GROWING blunder ia shown
in . painting of the Garden of Eden, in
which Adam and Eve are represented in
all their primitive simplicity, while in
the immediate background appears a
hunter in q modern sporting suit in the
act of shooting ducks with Z gun.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-11-06
Are Fat People Healthyi

Why are fat people always complain.
ing3 asks some one who eDtertains the pop.
ular though erroneous notion thst health ID
SYNONYMOUS with fat Fat people complain
because they are diseased. Obesity Il On
abnormal condition Of the system, IN which
the saccharine and e~leaginous elements oil
the food are assimilated to the partial ex.
clusion OF the muscle-forming and brain.
producing elements. In proof Of this, il Il
only necessary to assert the wellknown fact
that excessively fat people are never strong,
and seldom distinguished for mental powers
or activity. Besides, they are the easy prey
Of acute and epidemic diseases, and they
are the frequent victims Of govt, heart dis.
ease, apoplexy. Allsn's Anti. Fat il the
only known remedy for this disease. II
contains no acid, IL absolutely, harmless, and
is warranted to remedy the most confirmed
case of obesity. or corpuleney.