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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-17


aIs ms IiberaIe Eager sebOren, 10 muBts
&ettuns sei4affen uerben, ben SdIas 10
pieI mSsIid absuuenben unb bic Gerluits
gu minbern. Wan sins bas vtatboIiide"
Miniiterium on II. es bet bIIfrei6 c
Sanb; srube bas @esentbeiI tbusnb pom
benz, pas Sara sesen 9a9ranb ieinsr 3eit
setbau.-es ermd4tt8te sur SiIouns zines
Santconiprtiums, um Dem Iabmen Suiti
tute wieoer aufSube!fsr. 2lber, pirb man
uns fraSen, wie ma es mOsIi9, baB ioIds
enDrnten Oiebereien porfommen tonnten.
Ous besreift nur Der, Der bic 9osenperbdlt:
niiie SeIsiens tennt. Sang SrifeI fannie
G'Sinbt's cOloiiale 9eri6neubuns unb isin
toitipieIises gerbdItniB gu Marie Go0art,
gan; Srihel puBte, buB S'ainOt aus armer
6amiIie famine, BOP er tsin Ssrmossu
babe, baB er ais gantbsamter BON Der
Yite anf s%ebtent; baB er nur 4, 200 6r.
idbrIi9es @ebaIt erbaIts. @uni Srifel
puBte, baB G'&inbt an Der g0rie nit Mai:
fen @ertbpapieren ipisIts unb 25 9sIo.
wsdsIer beauftrast pareu, feline Yapiere
On ben Wann 81 brinsen. Gber S'Rinbt
CAB ein sroBes 9aus er mar elmer Der sr:
iten, wenn es gait ben SddsI fir bic Dr..
81 6ffaen; er mat elmer Der @orppbden Der
SrifeIer 0iberalen unb er bate bas Ser.
trauen Sortamps, bes 9oupsrneurs Der
Sant. llnb cine &rdbe badt Der anbsrn
bic aasen ni9t aus, benn 6Ortumps mar
elm Sr.'. unb ebenfaas elm bo9itsbsnbsr
2iberaIer. Oa sos Der rei9e Suoe 8iidofs:
beim ieine W%ertbpapiere uon einisen WaiIs
Iionen aus Der Sant. IS parb benz Sou:
perneur rim Sertrauen" mitsetbeiIt, bab
Sii9ofsbeim anoere 8ertbpapiere erbaI:
ten, ais CT beponirt bate. Man ioute uns
teriuden, aber G'&inbt ma9te bic Inter,
iuduns ieIbit. Der Sturm sins poraber.
Run sos elm Setretdr Der beIsiiden @s'
iunotidaft gu Yaris, Repb, feline Depot.
ten Surid; aud er erbieIt Papiere nit gang
anbern Nummsrn. Iber au9 bas puBte
G'Rinbt 3u ertIdren, unb ss bIieb tros Der
llnteriu9uns aaes tn Srbnuns. 90
tonnte Der Dieb nod 6 Wonate ipitema.
tii9 ftebleu, rauben uub Bidder fdIi1eu
bod IS Tam gu TOD, einmaI muBte bod
sesen ben B.. einsei6ritten psrben. am
4. Mdr3 1876 beidIoB Der 9sruaItunss
ratb cine sriinoIi9e unteriu4SnS ; iest no,
niat msbr gu beIfen. S'&inSt that nod
einen Iesten tiefen @riff in bic OspOftsn,
fiiIte bic Stiien uno fob NIT ietner Mat.
treie. Sn Queenstown fling man i'm.
3usi uno elm baIb Sabr bauerts bic Inter
iuauns, Bel Der Der Spitbube fortudbrent
Ieusnete, ii4 wieberipra6, babel uon ieineu
3d.. nod fstirt purbe unb i'm @efdnsnit
Iucuuii3 Iebte. @rft am 8. December b.
s. ipra9 Der @eri6tsbOf bas llrtbsiI,
S'Rinot erbieIt 10 Sabre @inseIbaft, 5s,
SOuuerneur Qrdfbent) Der Sant, TOr:
lamps elm Sabr 9efdnsniB unb cine @hb:
buBe. Wertpirbis itiq waren bic 2ibsra:
len beIsii9en SIatter wdbreno bss sanssr
PrO5efes unb bes lrtbsils iiber ibren 9e:
Iiebten erpdbnen bic anIansenben Soften
nur nit penisen Borten. Die unbequems
anselesenbeit fol- toot sei6piesen perben,
pie bic Disqualification bes @rafen 2asraut
DumOnceau aud tOot sei9piesen purb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-17

Re enbIi9 i'm llsbermaB bes llnsIids unb
@ntiesens ibre slusen benz pabren 9idt
pom obsn Sffusn, ieuem 9idte, bas aae
Wsniden erIeudtst, bic in bieie 8elt toms
men. Damn snbli6 wirb aud ber sebeims
niBuole 9obseiuns Der @nssI am Gbriits
tase bssriffsn, unb tuuienbitimmis na9ses
ipro9en: ,Gbre iei 9Ott in Der 9Obe unb
5riebe ben Wieni6sn auf @rben, bic zines
suten @iuenS iino.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-17
" etbna 6tsgabe.

@sibno6tsfsisr, Simmslsfsisr,
SDbsr SOti6aft iieer Slang!
Some, tone. splbne Sever,
3Sus sDttIiten 8sians!
S6pste, 9ise, in friiber Stunee
Din mad benz astpeibten Sanb,
8linse, brinae frpbe 8unbe
Bon brm Seil, tas bort erIfanb
Cling benz 8nGblsin, nsussbcrsn,
9as uus fam pom Simmel Der
Gina Der SHUTTER, bic erfprsu
gu Der b66fsu Wuiiersbr'!
Sdrsb su 8ptt auf 8lansssfsbsr,
Drif Der 9ree 0ast ibm aus!
S6peb NIT bellaer Weibe niebsr,
3isbe fort ron Saus 3u Saus!
Mnntrs fiibn In bic paldfe,
Bring bic bpbs W%unbsrmGbr
Cling pom Wsuibsnlisb' has Bette,
Cling ron 5uasnb inbaltitpsr!
9sie Der Rrnihhsit Wubl i'm Billie,
Seots llsbsI ! isbsn druid!
cling Srn Dsmutb, @atermilcs,
Cling spm bS6ftsn Gbrtfsuf8mud!
9rinss tpsitsr III Zen Rsi6en
StolS urb barib III oft ibr Sinn.
Suh bic Sarter 3u erpeihen,
Trtng ~ ibrsn Ssr;sn bin
Sina BON Sruberlieb unb S6pnung,
gpn Gntbebruns, ting bon Nptb,
Bon 8srsrltuna, ron SelUbnuna
Gina pom Strafs, ing ron Sob!
Abtr nit benz ianft'fsn Some
S6lei6 in ieSe Quite elm:
Cling pom Batter auf benz Chrome,
Cling pom SUfne gDttli6 rein
i3sig ben 5rilanb fonbsr alaeet
Sn benz biirfif'gsn 8spnnb;
9rbrs SIC b unb Ssibsn trasen,
Cling ron ItDn'r rem Ssimatlanb
Cling pom SsiIaub. feirsm Wantsrn
gCn Der @iege bis gum 8rab;
Sei brm Ginen, lei benz anbern
Cine lisbs @sibnahts9ab!
S6wets frei une immer freier,
8ts pstn SLANG bic 0slt umfretf:
SGns, lone. aUlpue SGprr,
TEN, Zen Grp unS Simmel preiif!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-17
Die a,merifanit6e 9emofrati,
uno Die tbr orobenoen Sc.
tQbret.
w. Die Gorporaticren.

~. VIC 0orporattcren.
Cine uisrte sroBs 9efabr iat bic ameri,
faniide Democratic srblidt Don. @eorse
%. Sultan in benz itetis suasbmsnben Gin,
fiufis Der sroBen @orporationen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-12-17
RatbOlifGer 8trden StaIenber

SIN Is. Sabre Der &esieruns bes &aiiers
Siberius .-0uc. g..
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

n sf N&5 E... N
frorn the earliest antiquity Of which we
have any record. Ia the book Of EIodu
yve read that cattle torn by wild beast
Iare to be given 10 the Dogs" and not to
be eaten by man.
II is sad to think that this affectionatss
and faithful friend is the chief source OF
origin and the most frequent trsnsmittsr
10 man Of this always fatal disease, yet such
Is the fact. It is doubtless true that. hat vi.n
he extermiuation Of dogs. hydrophobia.
would be rarely if ever seen, or heard OF
Now, while our estimate of a good dog
Is 80 high that we could not recommend
OF practice the indiscriminate slaughter
Of the species, we, nevertheless think that
| it is the duty Of Government TO throw
s-eund the citizens greater protection from rom
the probable attacks ofmad dogs, than Is
now enjoyed. And ws1are glad to chron-
icle the:fact that our energetic Councilman
Mr.. MEG Glinchey, has taken the initiatory
step in this direction. An ounce Of pre-
vsntion is worth-well, there is no cure,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

d u II ri
Nv. Senator Wallace, in bis speech in the
- Senate on Tuesday, on the Blaine resolu>
tt ms, very cleverly slaughtered tie Maine
Senator with his own weapon, by continu-
sinE to other States the system of compsri-
son which Blaine instituted. Some of the
figures which Mr.. Wallace tabulated and
comparedare rather startling commentary
apon our system of repres sntation, but, as
the Senator himself says: "Ws must abide
Its inequalities and imperfections for the
greater good 1t contains" Senator Wallace
says truly that the minority'par is just Is
much represented at the South a. it is AT
the North, and process his statement by
figures. For instance, Iowa and Wisconsin
had iu 1876 voting population Of $40, 10S.
ofthese, 29e, sos, representing about !, 200,
600 people, are Republicans, aud '243 500
epresenting obout 100000 people, are
! Democrats; and this million of Democrats
were just as much disfranchised as Blaine
Southern negroes.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Special Correspondence Of the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 20.


Kindly feelings should come with th'
Christmas season, whether in or ont Q
Congress. Members of House and Senst'
seem to recognize the fact. There wa
bothing said yesterday in either House
that would have been Inappropriate at a
Christmas festival, unless, We may excep
Mr.. Luttrell's deuunciation Of the Indian
Agents. Mr.. L. evidently knows soneth-
ing about Indians, and believes they are .
sufficient evil to the fontiersman without
the addition Of corrupt and strife proyok'
.ng agents. He said he wished to get rid
of the internal plundsrers. An effort was
madeto postpone consideration Of the In
dian appropriation bill, which calls for
about $5,0Oo,oOO. until after the holidays
This would give time to receive and censi~
der the report of the Committee on tranfer
of the Indian Burean. The postponement
was negatived, but it became evident that
the appropriation bill could not pass at
present. so we, shall have, probably. dis
cussion Of the transfer question. This
transfer, In the interest of Government
economy, of justice to settlers on the bor-
der. and in mercy to the Indians them>
selves, ought to be made. 1t is not likely
this Congress will do it, however.
+ 7 he attempt to resume specie payments
will be made while Congress; is taking It's
holiday recess. The two Houses adjourn
to-morrow to meet again January 9Th, and
on the first, resumption commences. Con-
gress has, in the most exemplary manner,
and no doubt with great deal of self
denial on the part of many of its members,
refrained from meddling with the currency
or with politics. Only one man-Blaine
of Maine-has thought it proper to pro-
ject disquieting discussions upon the peo-
Pile. 1t is doubtful ifhe has the n necessary
self restraint to prevent him from quarrel
ling at a funeral if the services were not
exactly as he thought proper. Luckily no
one seconded him in his dangerous course,
and his resolutions for inquiry into South>
ern affairs was amended and adopted after
a very temperate discussion. .
| If there shall be no il terruption in the
successful working Of the resumption
scheme the country will no doubt feel pro-
per gratitude toward those patriotic men
who have controlled the action of Congress
during the present session.
| The sum Of $50. 900 was yesterday voted
for an inquiry into the cause, &C., of yel.
low fever. The parties to make the in
qu;ry are named in the bill and seem to be
fit and proper persons. "1o
do not now recall any House bill O.
even slight importance which has passej
the Senate without amendment. A re,
Es6lution approving the Ten Command
ments woald be amended by striking ou
4 q mot" here and there, or in some othe
way. The Pension approp iation bill
came up for action in the Senate Yesterday
| having passed the House in state as nea
| perfection as possible, but the Senate, tru
to its traditions. added word here an,
dropped word there. The sense was no
altered, or the wording improved. Th
Senate simply wanted to make change
and made it. ~ ...-.l MCKAY.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
MISSISSIPPI RIVER INCIDENT.
[Paris Paper

Paris Paper .-.. ...,.
Ono Of the great and comfortable steam
ships which the Yankees construt desceuds
the Mississippi with vertiginous rapidity.
When, lol a cry makes itself to be heard
"a man In the waters ~
".Stop" cries the captain. Then,
turning himself toward the purser, he de
mands: Has he paid his fareW tr
"He has paid J" replied the purser. ..
"All right" howled the captain, and
the steamboat retakes its coul Sc, leaving
the passenger behind. lr -
If the unhappy man had not paid In ad.
vance he might have been saved.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
HYDROPHOBIA.

so The occurrence of three cases of this
D horrible disease in Wilmington and its
vicinity, within twelve months, invests
it With great and mournful interest to our
t. re ders. And the fact which has been en-.
forced with such sad emphasis, that thAfe
is not in the physicians Armamentarium,
remedy that will arrest its invariably fatal
tendency. but adds to the appalling
terrors which encompass it.,
Hydrophobia has been known for over
O. 1000 years. There is reason to believe
that Hippo,rates was acquainted with il,
bat the evidence is conclusive that it was
well known to his friend and contemporary
Democritus, Aristotle described the dis
sae,se, but believed that it was confined to
the lower animals. Dogs" he said, ",re
subject to madness, cynanche &c. The
3n ii -st of these diseases renders them rabid or
-a,t 80, irious, and all the animals which they
J. to became equally affected with madness
with therxceptiun of man." Bnt Demo-
critus distinctly treats Of the Hydrophoblc
s9 disease in man. and its origin from the
-,-a he ofa rabid animal. In theoliterature
of Medicine, hydrophobia always, since,
{ hv found it's place in the catalogue of "illa
that flesh is heir to-" @s@'t
y Unfortunately beyond its history, Little i,
ia known of it, for not one step forward haf
been taken in the development Of know
\. edge of itssaat, nature or treatment, in the
51spcore of centuries, which have intervened
ince Democritus wrote that the location
ofths disease is "in the nerves." n BE-
s's Az interesting and probably suggestive
y j4ct ia negard to this disease is, that, it il
not found in all icouutries. "Canine mad
,.ess is qnknowrfu Syria and Egypt" says
:. distinguished -anthor; and in long resi-
.lesee on the ssa4board of Georgia and in
r Florida, the writer never Heard Of 9 well
authenticated csse occurring in either
The dog hssbssnlth companion ofnan
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
JOURNALISTIC AMENITIES,

The Times, in its present controversy with
the Press, occasionally throws dlsrespect>
full alluson in the direction of the Record:
If the Times editor should have his nose
pulled for this offence, he would Big our
pardon and say that his disrespectful re-
marks were intended for the Ledger, North
American, or the Camden Post, What sat-
isfaetion can be obtained from such roguei
No man knows better than he how far to
push quarrel, or when to show his heels.
-TPhila. Record. flg~r.I "a
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
j ;ploLITICALNoTEs.

The Illinois Legislature will ballot for :
United States Senator on the zlst OF jan
Iuary. a
Senstor Lamar, after Q count OF the SEM
ate, thinks shat the Texas Pacific Railroad
bill will pass that body BY two majority.
II is suspected in Ohio that Thurman'a
Democratic enemies started the scheme to
run him for Governor purposely 70 Kill
him OF.
Moving spectacle patent figure OF
the Greenback sgitator who has sat down
to wait till resumption proves to bel dis
astrous failure"
The Charleston Is. c. News (Dsm. ,
says that the Edmunds Electoral bill Twill
save the country from much trouble at the
next election, aud ought to pass"
Senator Conkling is described a. working
diligently at his desk in the Senate, and
paving very little attention to the average
unimportant discussions going on In that
Chamber. +.
The friends of ex-senator Reuben u
Fenton announce that he will return from
aboard next June and make determined
push for the Republican nominat!ou Tor
Governor. ui .47
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

II TIE sparring match between Professor
Miller and Joe Goss, which took place in
Baltimore, Wednesday night, excited q
9 great u deal of 8 interest throughout the
g-coantry. The match was for $500 a side
: ore hours duration, three minute rounds,
!. .ose minute rest, and only, face hits to count
Prof, Miller was the winner, by q score o.
20 to 10 for Goss. - ys.,ona aI.aJ.lEt
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

Ssiff'1s SUPPOSED that The que stion who is
t,to, be Postmaster at New Castle will be
O d. eided Monday next, the l2sd inst, as the
term Of the present incumbent will expire
tttbat; day. Besides Edward Challenger,
] thare are two female and four male applt
. cartsa There are at least. six Is Mistaken
souls that dream Of bliss" '- p. "
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

We have as"i, male arraugem epts to hav'
regular reports Of matters Of interest oc
curing in the city Of New Castle, hsvipi
se. urei the services of . we'll quallifed cor
FTpOpdsnt77thfe hfsb Fstb Of d whose 9s letters aap
peE rs to-day.nl nnl nlst ann Al lalna .Itang.- !
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

No A LETTER from Middletowa giving an
account of the marriage Of q Delawarean
b,lle TO a gallant ex-eonfederate Colonel
whose home is in Little Reck, Arkansas
W. received too late for to-day's paper
1T will appear on Monday. II ati ti /
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

b The Jewish Times says that If there
exists In New York society any prejudice
against the best class of Jews take the
lanterns of ten. Diogenes to discover IT.
q John Morley's "Life Of Richard Cab.
den," founded upon materials furnished
by bis representatives. ard friends, is well
advanced, and will appear at the begin
ming Of May. '9'V-S w 's04
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
THE RELIEF.

6Om6LlueB AZ b1Bnt Wucu oh H. uoo,
Wrapt round with sleep, ! seem to hear
In dreams the slow and measured tread
OF soldiers drawing near.
All round the night is hung wish gloom;
The murky air is chill and damp;
And grim and dark the shadows loom
Above the sleeping camp.
Nearer and nearer DER the ground,
Close, even step the soldiers keep;
Heard with hollow, falling sound
Distinctly in my dreams.
They reach the tent wherein seem
Once more, as oft, OF old, TO lie; u.
And in the network of my dream
With steady tramp 60 by.
At last they near the sentry's beat
I hear bis orders sharply SOUND:
"Halt p' and no more the marching feet,
Re echo Ger the ground.
hear, or seem at least to hear,
His challenge, uttered stern and brief
The answer spoken low and clear,
And know tits the Relief.
And, waking, find 1t but dream,
Born of the cloud of battle past,
Whose fringes frightened With the CLEAN
OF peace that daWned at last.
Oh, hearts borne down by grief and care,
/ Yearning and praying Tor the light,
Wstchfui as anxious seDtries, where
You stand hung round with night;
Who let no doubtful steps come near
Without the challenge, stern and brief;
Who listen, but who never hear
The tread OF the relief.
Sooner or later II will fall,
Through the thick darkness drawing nigh
And to your earnest challenge call
Shall angel lips reply
-
| From Burlington Hawkey.
Resolution.
There was an Ameer of Csbool,
AS stubborn as any bay mule:
"By heaven" he said,
'sYou may take off my head,
FIJI stand any more British rule"
Conse q quence
But the Briton lit into his wool,
And yanked 1t out by the hands full;
And out of his seat
In his mountain retreat
He chucked the Ameer of CsbuH
| --@..---------.-.-
The Best Quality of MEDICINE
ar ........ AT WILLIAMS
The MOST RELIABLE PRoPRIETAR,
| MEDICINES,
a.a,a At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES 81
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH an
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Ke
! l,... West or Grauley Cigar, =
Il a.. AT wHLIAMs'
| Choice FLAvORING EXTRACTS, stron
4 and Pure,
| at Ninth and Market.
. AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Market.
Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPONA
4 CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing, an
1 Reasonable Prices. ,a,
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
mays tt ri Corner Ninth and Market.
|
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
HEHERALD
THE MORNING HERALD

is published every morning, fSunday ex-
oepted) and delivered in the city Of Viii
mington and surrounding places for Six
cents per week payable TO carriers. Mail
subscriptions, postage free, three dollars
ner .Anndm. UTA 5lI HJ4 IaT aHT
xGRo. Ol OlBYRNEu&r rC0. ,Proprietors and and
Rublishersa AaaF ana ava YLqsa1a4
sGEoReE TRoUF maxwell, Editor Editor
ROBERT A. OBYRNE, Asst Editor
bnoio aoOfice No. 800 Shipleyi street.
.sa-p yso II s9e w Wilmington Del,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21

China has Governor General by name
Ii Hung Chang. Hs Is at the head OF the
b oppressive party In that country, whose
great aim is to avoid the course pursued ~
the japanese In leaning so much upon Eu,
ropeans. ard to develop China BY China
men. With this view variety OF great un-
dertakiDgs are in contemplation "a steam
navigation company, extensive mining OPP
erations, the gradual Introduction OF rail-
roads and telegraphs, and POSTAL syste %
on the ordinary model. With view OF at
tracing investors, the competitive system
of selecting employees, which for some
1000 years has been rigidly adhered TO, is
to be at once laid aside, and any contributor
to the stock OF certain of the new schemes
will have the right of nominating clerk.
No attempt at timprcvipg the postal commu-
nicstion with the capital is Immediately con-
templated, but, during the summer, corres-
pondence between Pekin and Tientsin is 70
be carried on daily by donkey Or horse mail
and in wint.r by route which at best
involves ten days.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-21
!, NOTICE 10 ,suBscRIBERs.-- Those Of oul
ma1L,scribers II who are Indebted to the MeRN
M Nd HERALD, will oblige BY an early re
m:ttance.
,l-gaLnINGTOH. DeI.. Dec ~. .lszs.

Il One hundred and ffty lives were lost by
thai disaster to- the steamer Byzantine.
Fpurs persons uonlya were saved from the
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-14

FARM AND PLANTATION WAGONS.
Cane Carts. Bagasso Carts. Small Carts of aK
Rixss, Timber Wheels. Wheelbarrows Spokes,
Fslloes, Shafts, Wagon Material. Axle Grease.
etc,
This Is the oldest and largestwagon establish
ment in the souh h., manufacturing their own
work and guaranteeing everything they soil.
on fu RI
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-14

| whom they are fast crowding out of their
isles.
To Peru also the Mongolians have gone by
thousands, and are rapidly filling up that do
| populated country.
it Is in California and British Columbia,
however that the Chinese question has as
sulned its real magnitude as tho great uues-
tion Of the day. In British Columbia the op-
| position to tho Chinese is as bitter as In Cal
| ifolnia and the same violent measures
have been taken to drive them from the
country. These measures would seem amply
sufficient to persuade the heathen to go back
| to the Celestial Empire, and would undolbt-
edly succeed in this with any less obstinate
| race than the Mongolians, but with them it
| falls. The determination Of the white people
OF California that The Celcstials shall leave,
"peacoably If they will, foroibly II they must"
has had the effect of checking Chinese emf
grafton to this country, and nothing more
One of the pet schemes of. tho Caifornians
| is to persuade the Chinese to move east and
settle in the Middle and Eastern States.
There Is more than possibility of this, had
the days of 1866 '72Snontinued In this coun-
try, had not labor been completely prostra-
ted and the labor market overstocled the
Eastern Stateovvoud probably have to-day
thousands Of Chinese residents where they now
have hundreds. All things point, however
sooner or later, to a Chinese movement East
There Is no more room for the Chinese in Ma
iacca, California or Australia. and that China
must find an outlet. q resting place for its SUI
perfluous population tho present famine in
that country clearly shows America offers
thtobost field for emigrants, whatever their
race or color. 1t Is more than possible that
within few years this country will have to
deal with q Chinese question to which the
question just now exciting tho politics of Cal
ifornia is but dwarf and pgmy
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1878-03-14
A QUESTION IN FINAEUE.o

One Of the objects of the Louisiana Lottery
Company, enumerated in its charter, is ito
establish solvent and reliable home institu-
ton for the sale of lottery. policy and combi-
nation tickets. devices and certificates, or
fractional parts thereof. at terms and prices
IN just proportion TO The prizes to be drdun'
etc. The italics are our own
Has the Louisiana Lottery Company es-
tabished. in compliance with its charter, q
just proportion between the terms and
prices Of its tickets and devices and
the prizes to be drawn? II has not
By its exclusive privileges it has
excluded from the State all other lotteries
and lottery agencies, pursued and imprisoned
every individual who has ventured to bet
upon any lottery scheme, and established a
proportion between the prices Of its tickets
and the prizes to be drawn which renders the
chances of the purchaser Of its tickets very
greatly smaller than the chances of the pur-
chasers Of the tickets Of any other combina-
tion lottery in the world. Indeed the chance
of winning prize in the Louisiana Lottery are
somuch smaller than in any other institution
of the kind, that, considering the exclusive
privileges it enjoys, it must be regarded as q