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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
Gossip About Ciphers.
Washington Dispatch to the PHILADELPHIA
TimaG Ind

Washington Dispatch to the PHILADELPHIA
Times, Ind
eve have certainly got hold of the hot end
of the poker in this cipher telegram business y
frankly remarked the Hon. Otto r. Singleton,
OF Mississippi, to-day. and this expression
very well voices the general feeling of prom-
nent Democrats in regard to further invest-
cation relative to the inner history of the late
Presidential campaign. The subject has been
anXiously discussed by prominent Democrats
to-day, such as Senator Bayard Abram s.
Hewitt, Mr.. Clymer and others. They all
feel that it would be better to let matters rest
just where they are The Democratic leaders
have discovered a similar feeling prevailing
among prominent Republicans. and it is pos
sible that this may lead to some definite ar
rangement by which there will be no vexatious
proceedings for merely political effect on
either side. No resolution for the investiga-
ton cab get in except by unanimous consent,
as of course it cannot be question of privi-
lege and therefore successful attempt to
have an investigation of the kilograms must
be carefully worked up beforehand. There is
general recognition of the fact that such an
investigation would be mainly an advertise
ment of the New York Tribune, which does
not make members any the more anxious to
authorize it. If there is any investigation
both sides will do their worst. The Republi-
cans will call on Tilden. the Democrats will
invite Hayes to take the stand and the strug-
gle will be to see which side can throw the
most mud between this time and the fourth of
March
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
Mark Twain as Jenkins.

Mark Twain, when younger than he Is now,
had to report a reception at Mrs. Fremont's S,
and had orders to give full descriptions of ali
the dresses. A young girl told him the names
OF the goods worn by the ladies, and he mis-
and pedii nro them, after the manner Of his kind,
she declined. Presently" she says, "a tall
young miner, who is now millionaire, living
IN france, called him outside, and he came
PACK to me trembling, and, may safely say,
pale from fright. Miss, he stammered, that
must give you good notice, or he'll take the
drop on me tomorrow; soplease tell me what
you have got on told him, and the next
day ne reported me as wearing tiara of da-
but a little over twelve, and was wearing the
first long froek OF my life. MY tall escort was
satisfied, and subsequently remarked that he
knew how to put a young lady before the
world as she should be-" Ao VIZ
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
The English Mania for Pretty Women.


England, 1t Is stated, Is never without q
mania or two. Those of the present year
have been the Cyprus mania and the Cleo
patra needle mania. and lastly the mania for
pretty women. Two or three notorious
beauties" have been followed by the mob
the aristocratic mob-wherever they went,
while common people have to be contented
with staring at their photographs In the shop
windows. Portraits of Mrs. 1angtry In the
Royal Academy Exhibition this year were
constantly the objects of admring regard.
It is quite the custom now for private ladies
to permit their photographs with their names
attached to be shown to the public. Every
body is collecting photographs OF distin-
guished beauties. It is as II Lady Blessing
tons old Book OF Beauty" had been issued,
a new series, in penny numbers. Such is the
pretty woman mania that the organ grinders
now hire good-looking English girls, dress
them up In the italian fashion, and send them
around to charm money from the pockets OF
the British public. It is suggested that
handsome man mania may come next; but
men, perhaps, may not be SO willing to be put
on exhibition.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
SOUTHERN PATENTS,

Mr. II. N Jenkins, solicitor of patents, No.
q Commercial Place officially reports to the
DEMOCRAT the following complete list Of
patents granted Southern inventors for the
week ending October %, 1873
,Alabama-Thos. N. Jordan, Mobile, saw
filing machine; Littleton Daniel, Montgom-
cry, medical compound.
South Carolina John l.. Shepherd, Charles
ton, bale band tightener.
Texas. l.. Nothaf, Denison, riding sad
dies; M. Curtin, Houston, steam cooking ap-
paratus; }. j.. Morris. Houston. heating
tables.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
GRAIN ON THE ROOF"
Cincinnati Commercial.l

Cincinnati Commercially
j am lying on my pillows,
In my second-story room,
While the flickering lights and shadows
Chase each other through the gloom:
And without In starless darkness,
On the roof and on the pane,
In rhythmic pltter- patter,
Falls the steady winter rain.
As list me to It's cadence,
So yield me to its balm,
And its slumbrous soothing music
Sleeps my soul in perfect calm,
BY It's lullabies maternal
All my being Is caressed
Into rare and sweet contentment
Into tranquil trust and rest
And dim fancies downy-winged,
Float the ether Of my brain
Shadows form the dusk Of distance.
Forms from drowsy mount and main;
Memories Of my banshed boy Wood,
Full Of pleasure, tinged with pain,
Wooed unto me by the magic
OF the gently falling rain.
Many and many phantom vision,
Faint and far, and soft and sweet,
Conjur- Hullo, here This rhythmic reyer,
will probably be continued when ] move m,
bed from under this leak)
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES' LIST.

Adams Ann M mrs
Abbatt w M mrs
Armstrong Fannie mis-
Barnett Il q miss
Brown Ann miss
Boyle Bridget miss
Bouleguy N miss
Chandler George T.
miss
Carlisle A mas
Carmler Helen mrs
Conner Kate miss
Colignou mrs
Evans Hattie v mrs
Eattery Lizzie miss
Florence o mrs
Fuchrleht Susie mrs
Geale I'll mrs
Gillen mrs
clifford Sarah mrs
Gordon j miss
Haye Sarah mrs
Hane Moller mrs
Hinne w + mrs
Hite Emma mrs
Hill Mary s
Huthnance Jessie miss
Hunt Geors inc mrs
Jauch Josephine mrs
Johnson Martha mrs
Kent Ann mrs
kikar Jennie miss
Dacasse A @ mrs
LaRose Blanche
Littrell Maggie miss
L arrinRston Ellen miss
Longworth T. miss
Marshall s mrs
Mason Fannie mrs
Mead Emma miss
Morgan M e mrs
Meuton NJ mrs
Mcdonald Annie miss
Nelson Laura mrs
Cakes mrs -#
O'Dea Annie miss
Perry Mary mrs
Potter J Il mrs
PouiIle Laura miss
POsey Betty mrs
X indel' Harriet
Raboun NJ mrs
Ryan Mary J mrs
Robertson Marian miss
Bird Mandy mrs
Rogers Mary Il miss
Richerson + mrs III
Rouse J. mme
Senain Celia mrs
Sell Emily mrs
Senneschal + mrs
Sharkey M mrs
Schneider Ida miss
Taylor Hattie mrs
Townsend M A mrs
Thomas Betty mrs
Watt ID miss
Weble mrs
White G mrs
Williams Il mrs
Wominges mrs
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Adams Cora mrs
Andrewes J mrs
J Alias Dora miss
Bossean Jennie miss
Block Hannah miss
Block u mrs .5
Burnett l. Nj mrs
Camel Mary mrs
Cammaek Geo mrs
Chumet T mile
Cochran Eliza A mrs
Consedine Agnes mrs
Fitchner Julia mrs
Fox @ miss
Grimes Mary J mrs
Gilman Mary miss
Ginder III Z mrs
Hall Mary Ann mrs
Hess Il mrs
Hensely Henrietta mrs
Hill Annette mrs
Hunter Harriet mrs
Huddleston kell miss
Humphreys s miss
Jones A l. mrs
Knots M mrs
Lamond Flora
Linch M miss
lfddons Jos A mrs
Laniee Mary miss
Malloy Sarah mrs
Michel l. nme
Mossfon NOT mrs
Mundy Jane
Mcdonald Ella miss
McJenkins miss
Nugent A nj mrs
OFT Louise M mrs
Parkard Clementine
PolliDgere Eva miss
Polancher A mrs
Ruffo Mamie miss
Reese U miss
Roberts Mathilde mrs
Robertson M Il miss
Rogers mme H..
Ross Fronie mrs f..
Ripley Fannie mrs
Reynolds M miss
Shevey Pauline miss
Sepph Sarah mrs
Schaeffer A miss
Ahunt mrs
J Nth M mrs
Thompson James T mrs
Thunson P miss
Washington Z mrs
Wise Jenny miss
Williams Z miss
William
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-08

st Clair John W Samuels M PC
Sawyer [, Star b.
StaDder John Samlels Ben
Spence Richard Sterry John l.
Sheppard Richard Steele Chas
stephens James Stepto Peter
Steinburg Louis Stewart John
S,evens y Sherouse M
SIMON PhIllipp Simmons
Spillman Frozine Simon Err Bro
ssRiPP julius sholeden Adolph
SSInith Jos Smith VIM
Smith Duncan Smith Phijip
Suraves J Hludenieki uaprv
Shultz l. Etnher 0tto "oi,
Shute John Rummers John n
Shenfch Brace M
,manhehIl Y Tharp r rev
;IIHIley iGo Ia Trew james
mrneus y T. Townie s w
mhornlpg mobert Troup mr.
mhorneDy i w Turner Frank
Trufant Ayers TuIy James
munson NJ Turley GS
Tucker James
Verden &co Voilette Josenh
Vidan mr.
Wagner Ludwig Walter VIM
Wallser mr. Walker Bros &co
WAlshe Il G. Walker 9 M
Wall Ward DIR
Wheny JOS Weingart O
Vented VIM capt Weber Jerry
Wheeiin G @ DIR Wells
webb Geo Weekel @ H DIR
,Wilkey 9 Winters Walter
Wilson James Wilson John
Wilson G L Williams VIM
Williams Orsay Williams b
Woods Walter
Young Abe ziverink Bernard
MISCELLANEOUS.
John Clarke's Agents. .Tominson's job
A. s. BADGER. Postmaster.
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GENTLEMEN,S LIST.

HENS LIST.
Abrams VIM
Aber Edw G
Alexander Fl J
Atty james
Abot Geo
Adoe Il Lobitt
Batemsn @ N .
Barsoei James
Banks James
Barker John
Baldwin Il
Barker J Fl
Blackeng James
Bertel A
Brewer l. &co
Berthoud M B
Bell James ii
Boyd Archy
Boze Jos s
Burns VIM
Burlin d
Billiard Jas
Burton ! Fl
D asagy MIL; MI
Gr ao e. m = .
Gra 'sfar - 2 p,ah
Gasar = hion
G ar y. = y p
Gartar III I'VE !, Z
Gon ID M ~ 1 ohpt
Groford Ricb II
Goates Ios ,uh Il
Goat EO ooph
Collin q ri
Tnnninabam Ipu
G1nrnhi1I ~ ~ ~ IL
Gamnball lac IT,
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Dagnin -
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Drisn1 i, no Fl u L
DovIa Michaai
Dobarta .i Ina,
nonpis A y nnnet
II mo ohn
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WUmlngeS mrs
| GENTLE
Adam r l.
Allen H r dr.
Albrect John p
Albert Frank
Aymar W II
Assonitis John
Bayan Z s
Barrow John
Baum James E
Brander Hector M
Bannon AID drew capt
Bacarisse G
Barrigan John w
Brandy A X
Brein q w
Berkery b
Benson Lewis
Bibes b
Breehop II G
Boyd s 0
Butler Edw J
Burnett Ben +
Butler q II ..
Bunet l. b
Bruning Theo
Canley Geo
Clandon John
Oramer &co
Cannon 9 w
Calhoun Patrick
Uanfee O.
Crask n II
Grey VIM -.=..
Counalbin Jos M
CrOwly John -r.
Crowley Timothy
Colon Curlio
g ngdon A =
Cuneo Geo
Cull PJ .
Clark Harry
Drake Charles
Dedling Christian
DelavaIlade A
Desgrais J 7
Delammare A sergt
Dosrr G J A
Doberen George .-
Douglas Albert
DOW David
DuBose J 9 6cu
l. igle I-eter
Eastman E w
Edward John
Es pey Frank T
Flagg G Il
Fitzgerald Jas M
Fountain Stephen
Fouin Francois
Gallagher Z
Graner John
H l. hon
Gredsch Wilhelm
Geron Geo
Gentle ChaS
Gernsbacher A FL
Graeser Geo J
GidiereJ G.
GiIly A
Quincy Henry s
Harding Webster
Har, Is I'll HI
Hartman Frank
Hanson A
Haar Geo Fred
Hcideman A
Helmsauer A
Ga0rpa
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Hill John
John
dukill Jno E capt
Jacobs s
Racquet Fl l. ..--.
Zones Peter ....
ZONES Il 2
Zones Ceasar
( atten A
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Keller w IN L
Kerr Mai
ieDnedy Jason f
iirchner Ferdie
fillmore W J
Knox Jno W
Lamb Thos
ahman VIM
,emoin & Raft
lewis John II
Ievy Jacob
Imam j
Iord J &
Iobdell John B
iott Greer
fartin Thos .=
fatheWs J q
Iangnon VIM
leban Frank
1ehean Pat
Iilano Salvador
1ivand Lucien
liller Geo A ....
VIM w
1orse Coleman
loses Alex
10 re- Fl
1oOre Wesley
Iongeon It Z
tushet J McF
1uIer JOS
1 use Jas Fl hon
1cCabe John
IcCord VIM
fcGeary @
fcMurtree 3 d
Jivalias G. w
Joulen J A
Diver, Finnie eco
John
raft ThOs b
'atrick Seymour
'rediger Gustave FL
'ickeQS Israel
'oull Byron NJ
'odesta. Malatesta &co
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Iambo Frank
sand VIM .
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teddy Andy
lies Solomon
lead Howard
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lice Henry ir
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(Ttr bic Satnois Staats3sttnns.I
Sic Spitbibereiem oeS ySnoianers
RtttnS."

CANTON, 9afota, 10. NpriG 1878.
Die 2eier Sbrer !3eitung iinb i6on oft
bonn Snbtaners Jing un6 8aciftcs @tienz
babn>9 Sting untcrbalten tpor6eu, bod uur
Wentge tperoen fi6 eine GoriteIung BON
pet Utaht lplber Ginge MAIDEN, Die, cine
felte Settle btlOeno, 1t6 our6 bic 6alen
bes GapttolS, pie Ourd Die Departments
unb 8ureaug BET 9te8;erung aieben.
9anf Dem Wintiter 6es Sltnern 1T att
9enbltGlt6 Die Sette bes Snoioner=G in9cs,
Der obne 3meifel felt BET @infiibruna DeS
Sn6ianerz8 ureau Bis ouf ben Deltioen
Sag beite6t, 9elpren9t tpor6en, uito SEER
S6ur3 tptro letne gauge @nergte an3us
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3l 5erbre6en, Der Die gtegterung iGbrlt1
um Wiaionen nnb aber Ottuionen betriigt
un6 Die 8eute alSbann unter leine Ofitz
glteber, &epubltfaner tpie Oemofraten,
Dertbeilt.
Man frast, tpie ioG6e 3uItGn6e mOgli6
ftuo uno ipte IS fommt, baB oer rieiige
8etrus ni9t friiber aufgebedt mur6e?
Die 9lttiport lit einfa9: Bic Ma6t bes
9ttnges 1T 10 9roB, baB es fat cine linz
ben marmornen 5alen bes Gopito[s, tn
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finoen.
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Mtiionrt cine Nueae GROCER Sorger,
bic 6erren tparen bier belonoers mG6tig
ll1b bon ibrem 6auptquortier aus, Sort
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Agency" lie9t, D~erfigen fte iiber elm ipa1z
res Seer. Die 0ampfer@ @eleui6aft, Bic
8oitbalter, bic !9Ilfs 8un6esmaribGue,
eiltige Wtiliionen, Sos StGot6en Oarttton
unb beinabe ale am Wetfiouri gelegeren
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fommenOen Befeblen. Sn Der Sbat, es
lit bier aleS 10 fau(, baB tpen1 auf 6en
Ning geidlasen pirb, 9ticmanD tpeiB, tuer
getrDffen miro.
@inen furdtbaren Tein6 bat Der Sting in
Der Yerion oes neu e%rnannten SnDianer=
SnlpeftorS, 0eneral S. s. Sam
II B erbaltet. Der SER mar ndDrenb
Ser Gebeuion Stabs6ef bes Generals
Sherman, DEM CT audi Iebr dbnIi6 iiebt.
ST ninlmt es nit leiner Snipettion le6r
ernltli9, uno pa er bas Gertrauen Der
boberen 8eonte1 OeS W1iniitertums bes
Snneren bsiiBt, nnb bes 8eiitanOes Der
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Mn0=G g. mmttniren
Ghtcado. 20. Wbri'

OIh$NSO1 W. $Nf%k%S
Die in ben ua6iten Eagen nit @etpib6eit
SIT ertpartenoe Qbi6affung OesSanferottgez
IeBes bat Die faulen &unber, Die mod raid
bor S9oresl6luB i6ren @lGubtgern Elm
S6nippben l6la9en t%polen, i6aarenneile
in Die 8dnferottgeridte ge3p9en. GIN benz
ein3igen Sage, 81. 9lprtl, faltoen beim btez
figen 0ert6te niht peniger ais 62 8anz
ferottz Nnmeloun9en (0o6 ni6t ettpa ale
bon in Chicago ipo6nenben S6uIbnern)
itatt; 1tur Z tDentger, als in bem 1e6s Taz
gen bonn Is. bis 20. Qpril. = S6on cine
fliidtige Our6ft6t Der Q(nmeIbungsIilte
9emGbrt einen tiefen GinbIid in ben pratt
ttl6en Gommuni5muS, B. B. in Die auf
Seiten 6er @lGubtger unfreitpiutge Sbeiz
lung Der Sitter 5iptl6en S6ulonern un6
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9an5e Sarlo gere6net 3ebntaulet6e BON
Geuten baben unter Ser ,le9ensreideu"
Strfung 0es 8anferottgeIeBes in auer
Sorm Jte6tens aus ben Tal6en Anberer
5t Ieben %ber1tanben.
@s ieten bier aus Der 9tfte einige ser Be-
5etdnenbiten Sdue angefibrt:
Sobn Saueft un6 Sobn S6lods S6u[z
ben 81, ATS; gerntD9en $685. lit 8u9for=
oerun9en. Berl0nli6e S6ulben beiber
alBerbcm $1287 unb fein Germ0gen.
Stepben g. Ssrael; S6uIben $5155. O9;
8erm0gen $119.25.
@betlain &. 2atbrop; eefi6erte S6ul6en
$500, nngeit6erte $1841 81; Germ0gen:
gtnII.
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GcrmDgen: 3tpet pertbloie Soroerun9en int
ytellntpertbc BON $1265.
Marion SObnion; S0ulben $4911 Ser
n10gen $500 8u6forberlngen.
SelrD Nogers unb SSantes S. Smitb;
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8olfes, bas beintdtbIos getuor6en un6 benz
Innninmen Quslterben DerfdlIeu III

Bottles, bds~ beimat6Los getuor6en un6 bent
l1ngiumen NuSlterben Derfallen 1T.
Sat 0crr S6ur5 Die Graft ltn6 Grerz
gle, ben Sting su bre6en ? Den Mtucn hat
CT It6erlid &ann CT it0 dber Onraltf pcrz
lalier, bon ben re6ten Qeuten uno i'm eutz
i6cibenoen Nugenbltd unterltitbt 3u tuerz
ben ? Sober brope Otann miro ibm ben
beiten Grfolg ipilnid)er1. ST. bat ii6 einet
tit6tigen Otann 5unt Slipector ertpGblt,
Der letner 9lufgabe gctpadien lit uno nit
r~altloler Sbattraft ieinen 3pe6 uerfolgen
iptrD. Bte abcr itebt eS nit Dem 6 0 NJ
greB? g8erbeu mir nD9malS 10 idma6s
nole Debatten an3uboreu Daben, tpie fe
BET ben 9ol5bicbitdblelt oprfdliten ?
0e9elipGrtig itebert Die SnOidnerzN geits
tert 10 tief III Der 6fientIt6en Wactnltitg; 6h6
Sol6e, bic ft6 tint baS ltr1t beiperBeft; i6<
fort ais S6ufte a1geie6en tperbeu; sltltaI
eS uum0gli6 lit, OIL Der @ren3e NIT 1900
Dollars iabrli6 ~anitdnoig 3u leben. Gin
0teier i6led)ter 8eSa6lllng urb i9ren Sols
qen trGgt Ser GongreB Die S6uLD; CT i0Qte
iofort oas @jebalt auf6eilern un6 benz
9lge1ten Sic gerli6erung 9ebeii, oa6 10
lange CT ebrlid ult0 treu letn Nntt berpalz
tet, Ct ieine Steautg audi beDalten ioQ.
Sa5 i6Le1te @e9aLt uto Die ltnii6erbeit
Der Steaurg treibt 10 DieIe 2tscnten sum
8etrus. vWta9', mas 9emadt nerbeu
fenn!" lit OaS SeIOgei6rei oes 9alsen
8eamtenbeeres.
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lit eS nidt getbar, ionbern es ntuB aud re-
formtrt tperoen. ltnlere 8camten tperoen
ME nnO nil1mcr ebrIid, 10 Iange iie nidt
fur treue 0tenite nit elmer lebenslGnelis
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+: S. 8.
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9aS ,,StaatSDccr".

Oas Blatt bes friDeren Sitnoiier @ous
nerneurs 4aImer, Springfield Register,
crflGrt Die Surdt Der 9lngltmeicr Der G1is
coooer cngLti6en Breiie por cinenl grpben
G6icaqoer Gommunilteu : Iufitanoe AUDI
bcsbaID fiir Mnn0t6ig, neil Der @ouDerneur
guQom icbt gang anbers g~eritltct iei, ais
inn poriaen Sabre. 0antdl6 babe cS bciz
nQbe an ieoer Drbentltden Wtili5 9efcblt;
iekt aber f0nne Der @ouperucur, lpern's
Wotb t6ue, = abQeleben bon Der @bieo9per
Mtili3-glei6 III Den eritcn amolf Stunocn
finftoulenb Wiann gut or9aniltrter uno
trcftlid be~tpaffneter Ntilta tporultter cine
Ntenge geeieuter SpLbate1, u1ter Der Sub
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-06
No1 ntGt 8entt8l
Chicago, 8. Woai.

y WDlIU8U1 q. WIUl.
Ser 8un6csienat lit Der Meinung, baB
ben 6erren vN%afauern" (deadbeats)
Strau6bieben uno @aunern nod ni6t
9enus !3eit gegebelt lei, I'M it6 bei ben
8unOeS9eri6ts : 8anbiten (registers in
bankruptcy 8ersebuns aler ibrer Siinz
ben SIT bolen unb bat baber Die Nufbebung
oes 8anferottseiebes erit ouf ben 1. Sas
a 1879 anberaumt.
9tes lit 9enau baSielbe, mas int Sea-
tt0nal : Nb9eorbnetenbauie 80 unter 245
Wttt9lieoert tpollten. Gs lit cine offene
ullo oeutli6e Nufforberung an ale Dor>
ltebnen @auner unb Solde, bie eS tperbelt
ipouc1t, ii6 !3ett gu ne6men, nod iieben
oOer o6t WOnate DIT lbs 5u p II M
= II, lrn an S6lub bes Sabres ibren
@laubtgern aHerflGren: uO2er ban nil4t."
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Sbr geb0rlamer Otelter
q SO * m IS
funftioniren6cr Staatsiefretdr."

8ie man lieht, lit bic gerbiitung Der
g8ieberfe6r G6nLi6er G%orfommniiie nidt
Sic einsige Nufsabe, tpel6e iid Die Dicieit;ge
y3eoierung felt, lonoern nit Douem 9e6te
beqebrt iie aud @enugtbuun9, B.. b. Gntz
i6Gbtgung fir baS bon Der preuB.
9fegierung setbane ll1redt. = @s lit pieIs
lei6t (un0 leiDer) baS ct # e nal, OaB eine
lol9e Sor6erung gu @unlten zines 0euti6s
Entertainers bon Der 9tegierun9 Der Ser.
Staaten geiteut mtro. = Sn 8erItn
lolte n1alt ii6 nidt barber ipunbern, in
Qrbetradt, DAB man bon bort aus ebcm
crit Die fletne Sanmer : Gepnblif gftcaz
ragua CUR BepiQt9u1g elmer @ntldd0t7
9urtg fir ben @onluI @iienitnd 9~ebuabolt
bat, Dbi6on Iid's bel benz MIR lint Sarttz
Iienltdnfereien batbelte u16 ytten1a1o tbnI
vbie 9lternatipe geiteut" bate, nicaragua
niid)er &riegSfne1t 81 tperoel', ooer goas
@ebiet bon G%entralamerifa" SIT ncrlailelt.
Serrn 8oparo GaDlor lit bier eilte trcffli9e
@elegen6eit eegeben, ieilte btplonotil6en
Sporeu AT neroienen unb ST beipeilen, baB
CT ridt BLOB beuti6 commeritren, ionoern
auh in arbren1 Gimme vD Oh" reoell,
5. 8. bic rau9e Seite b%craltStebren tanl,.
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GaneS' Na@foIaer4

Mcr tuirb ser Nadfolger bes grdii6enz
ten Don 9lfonio 0aDes iett? - 9a es
MIR nod brtttebaIb Sabre bis 5ur nad7
item @abL iin6, 10 lit Die Srage mad Der
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-08-10
Intelligence OF the Chimpanzee.

Some very remarkable traits of intel
lgence have recently been observed in
the large chimpanzee at the Aquarium.
1t is a known fact that the discharge of
firearms causes considerable uneasi-
ness to all the members of the monkey
tribe, frequently frightening them so
badly as to cause death. There is a
performance on the stage of the Aqua
rum in which pistol is used, and for
fully five minutes preceding its dis
charge the chimpanzee is on the watch,
awaiting the report, and his actions
meanwhile are precisely like those of a
child under similar circumstances. He
will go to the corner of his cage furthest
from the noise and look at the stage
curiously, then suddenly rush back to
where a view of the performance can
be had, and, just as the pistol is about
to be fired, seek the far corner, and ac-
tually place his hands over both ears to
exclude the noise of the pistols eXplo-
sion. As soon as the report has taken
place he will run briskly to the glass
side of his cage and peer intently at the
stage, as if endeavoring to ascertain
the cause of so much commotion. This
curious fact has been observed by n
great many persons.-N Y. Times,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-08-10
Life.

In every department of life there is
improvement. The man who farms to-
day as he did forty years ago is looked
upon as kind of relic Wheat is Just
the same, and corn is like that of the
fathers, but we treat them differently
in planting and cultivating. The old
has passed away and we take up the
new. Just now the schools are getting
ready for the next years. work, and as
they do so they are only wise as they
make provision for what will be fore
most in their several spheres and de-
partments. The text books, teachers,
style of teaching, methods and appli-
ances to be employed in our schools of
to-day must be such as the times de-
mand. Youth may be supposed not to
know what is most advanced, and
hence do not care what their privileges
are, but something always tells them
whether their school is equal to some
other one, and they naturally have q
craving for the highest and best.
They ought to have the best, and it is
the duty of those who provide for their
instruction to give it to them. Second
and third rate advantages offered to
the boy of this period is an insult to
honorable intelligence.