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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13
NO. 81.
Irish Homes.

Ono looks in vain over all these hospitablc
plains for the coy cottage or the embowcred
walls Of tho protentious mansion. They are
not 20 bc found Tho mean matched huts Of
the poor cotters are numerous enough in the
most fertile parts of Ireland but they sadden
instead Of charm the heart. One may travel
for n week in the country on n iaunting car
without seeing house he would care TO re-
main one night in Vast demcsnos belong to
one man, and these huts are the houses of his
tenautry. At first the effect of the repetition
Of these pictures Of rural life does not impress
ono very deeply, but at last, after miles and
miles of travel and after days and days spent
in riding over these hills and valleys, the
cheerful gardens, the broad lawns, and the
shrIbs and flowers around the pleasant homes
one meets with in America, come to be miss
ed very much, and this defect crowds itself
more aud more painfully upon the senses
with each days journey. The sight Of
cheerful Irish home, such as belong to the
wealthier farming classes in the United States,
and which may be met with in every mile Of
travel there in the longsettled districts, such
as may be found in New England for exam
pie, is unknown here. As a rule the people
live miserably. That easy comfort and CON
venience so common in American homes
seems to be lacking here to a painful degree.
There are a few wealthy people, to be sure,
who live in fine houses and who live in ex-
cellent style, but these are usually the owners
of the soil who hold their tenants in perpetu-
al vassalage. This defect of which speak,
and which strikes me so forcibly, is, after all,
perhaps, the result of Irish institutions. One
half the population emigrate every year, and
the other half appear to be under marching
orders. Ninety-nine people out of every hun
dred being tenants at will, build no perma-
nent and comfortable homes. They lease
their ground from year to year, and have no
incentive to better their condition Should
fine house be built or their land improved TO
any appreciablc extent, along comes the land
lord and raises the rent. Therefore, if they
are not actually on the wing, they are always
prepared to fly. 1t is true that few would be
able to construct for themselves better homes
than they occupy at present, but If the stimu-
lus of absolute ownership were allowed them
there is no doubt that better state of things
would soon be brought about. The mean ac-
commodations for living are not confined to
the humble peasantry alone. find people of
intelligence and cultivation living in houses
with mud walls, matched roofs and floors
made with gravel and cement, with rooms
small, low and dismal, and entirely lacking
the cheerful comfort of American houses Of n
corresponding class Houses are seldom two
stories in height most of them being built
one story, with an attic in exceptional cases.
They are seldom well furnished, and the best
of them are poor and rude. Cincinnati Ga
Eette
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13
Miscellany.


4 CuIIurd sarmOn.
Belubbed fellow trabblers, in holding for to.day,
doesn't quote special for what has to say
De sarmon will be very short an dis here de tex
Dat halfway duin's Amt no count for dis world or
de neS'.
Dis world dat wo's a.Hbbn in is like cotton row,
whar cbbry cullard gtmmsu has got his line to hoe
An ebbry time lazy Niger stops 10 take nap,
DC grass keeps a-growin' TO smuddor MP bis crap.
When Moses led de Jews across de waters 90 de sea-
Dey had TO keep agoin' cs az fae' as fast could be.
DO you sposc dat dcy could eboer have succecded in
der wish,
Au reached dc promised land Al last Il dcy had stop
ped TO fish?
My friends dar waaa garden once whar Adam libbed
wild Eve,
Wild no one round to bodder DEM no neishbor for to
thieve;
An ebbry day was Christmas an dey got deir raons
An cbberS tidg belonged to dem e1cep' an apple tree
You all know bout dc story-how de snake come
A stump tail rusty ymoccssn, AGRA Win on de groun'-
How Eve an Adam eat der fruit, an went an hid
Till de angel oberscer he come an drove en ofI de
place.
Now, spose da, man an woman hadnt tempted for
to ahirk,
But had gone about DER eArdenin an tended to deir
Dcy wouldn't hsb been a-loshn whar dey had no biz
an de Dcbacld uebbcr had chance to tell EN- what
TO do.
No halfway doins bruddren. Irll uebber do, cay
Go at your task an finish IT, an dens de time to play
For even II de ersp is good de rsin' spoil dc bolls
Unless you Aeep hpckin in de- garden Of your sous.
Keep s.ploNin an a-hoin an a-scrapin' ob de rows,
An when dc glunin's ober you can pay up what you
owes.
But II you quit a-vorkin' ebbery time de sun lie hot,
Dc sherns gwine 10 lebby on ebberyting you's got.
whatebber tis yous dribin' at be sure you dribe it
through,
An don't let muffin stop you, but do what you's swine
20 do;
For when you sec a niger fooin den A. sbos you're
born,
Yous gviue to him comm out de small end oh de
horn.
tanks you for de rention you hAb glib die afternoon
sister Williams will 'blge us BY rasiu' Oh tune;
see dat Brudder JohnHons bout to pAss round de
hat,
An don't let hsb halfway dolu's when II comes
to dat!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13

HIS LUCK IL THE BLACK HuLs.-He had
been gone from the paternal roof six months,
left home in the first bloom Of summer, with
a smile upon his brow and a piekaxe in his
hand the Black His his destination, glory
and gold his goal, A summer spent amid the
auriferous rocks-industry perseverance and
a rare knowledge of chemistry and mineralo-
gy his useful tools, in addition to the pick
axe. Results are such that he is enabled 10
return sooner than his most sanguine expec-
tations had allowed him TO dream of doing.
Almost home, he pauses outside the town un-
til nghtfall, and sends TO his waiting, expec-
tant parents the following suggestive mes
sage Bring me a large blanket and pair Of
old pants; I've got hat
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13

1t often happens in the history of nations,
as in the history of individuals, that they do
not know when they are well of. When we
were spending money faster than we earned
it We stuck our feathers in our hats and strut
ted, filed with windy notions of our wealth
and importance. Now that we are earning
money faster than we spend it we are afiiict-
ed with the dumps and walk around with our
heads down. As there was no sense in our
exaltation, so there is no sense in our des-
pondenoy. Now, on the eve of specie re-
sumption, is a good time TO resume our right
minds. PHILADELPHIA Record.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13
QuietneAA.

would Re quiet, Lord,
Nor tease, nor fret;
Not one small need Of mine
Wilt Thou forget.
am not wise to know
What mOst I need;
i dare not cry too loud
Lest Thou ahouldst heed:
Lest Thou at length should say,
"Child, have Thy will;
As thou hast chosen, lol
Thy cup NIL"
What most l crave, perchLnce
Thou wilt withhold,
As We from hands unmeet
Keep pearls, or gold;
As We when childish hands
Would play with hre,
withhold the burning goal
or their desire.
Yet choose Thou for me-Thou
Who knowest best; .
This one short prayer Of mine
Holds all the rest.
Jitiid c. n. DorT in Sunday 4 lftcTHOOr,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13

You go over to Augusta and pick out the
craziest man in that insane asylum, and you
take that crazy man and wait for the darkest
night that ever was, and you put that man in
the worst sleep that ever could be- and you
get an angel to bring him the widest dream
that ever came TO the eraziest man in the most
troubled sleep, on the darkest night on this
earth, and it would not begin to compare with
this greenback delusion.
-RepreseatattOe FTye, Of Maine.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13
Notice.

Ircfer all parties wishing either to purchase, or
iaalt any property belonging to me, situated In Brat
fleboro VI to Mai. JOHN Q. TYLER, Of thattown.
rr' COLUMBUS TYLER.
sonarviIls. Mass, Feb. 30, 1878. so
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-09-13

Beubbed fellow trabblers In holding for today,
l doesn't quote special yarse for what has to say
De will be very short an dis here am de tex
Dat hSlf-way duins Amt no count for dis world OF
de neS'.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

Sl572 $50 the largest held BY the banks for
long time past
The following shows the condition OF the New York
city banks this week, as compared with LAST
Loans 1926 0lS 400 s232 l13 400 Dec. s. 500 600
Legal tenders 2s 06s 100 SO 1856 900 lno. a.5l99o0
Deposits 20 926 800 2O2 O53 40 Inc. 12o. 500
Circulation. 1880, 200 l9.9s2.9o0 Inc. 23,70o
State bonds a. the Board were u higher Tor Georgia
sevens, new, ana steady for old Tennessee SKIES
District OF Columbia s-66s sold at 75X.
RAIRoAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds Irregular and the following
were the changes compared with Las. previous saes
An advance Of per cent in Ohio and Mississippi
seconds, y In Great W sstern seconds, in Central
Pacific gold bonds and North Missouri hrsls, and u
In 81. Paul H. and NJ. dvision) and Rock Island SKIES
Of 1917. There decline Of Y in Northwest gold
sevens, u IN Wabash 1rsts tcx-coupon), and n in
New York Central skies OF 1883 pittsburg and Fort
Wayne guaranteed seven per cent stock sold thirty
Shares) At Tx.
BANK SHARES.
The sales OF city bank shares were ~ foilows:-
American Exchange tex dividond). 90: Continental
IS; Fourth National, 9S; Corn EXCHANGE, 100; Com
merce, 1lOk; Metropolitan, my; Republic, 81;
Merchants Exchange. 70; Importers and Traders.
1O5; Central NAtional 9s. ana New York, lo7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

In general quite steady FnrsgemensTo Liverpool by
sail 900 bushels grain 6d go lbs 900 bales cotton,
l5-64d and steam 200 boxes bacon, 3os 500
boxes cheese 35s. London. sail, 500 bbls Hour;
steam. 30 tons organs 25s 400 tisrces beef 6 Cd uo
bbA pork. As i'd glasgow, stean 30 hhds taliow, su
Antwerp. steam tons provisions 37 Cd and SAIL go
tons provisions. 27s Cd Bristol. sail. 500 bois Hour
Is Sd ChartersAn Austrian bark, hence to Corr Tor
orders with $500 quarters grain. at 6s p Law days from
Nay A. Austrian barx hence TO she las, Coast Ireland
wssisn bark .sessntly) hence TO DIRECT pos Bristol
Channel. with 5000 grain, os I'D Norweean
bark recenty) hence Cork for orders. with 5000 quart.
ters ersin at It's Italian bark. hence 10 bordeaux,
with $500 quarters grain. "a. IS 3D. Norwegian bars,
hence 70 direct port on the Continent oesween h1vre
man barkentine, go tons hence to Pernambnco wiin
Hour ~ 81 To- Norwegian ship LOO tons hence TO Ant.
twerp with provisions 27s 3D. Italian brig hence
to Gibraltar for orders with 100 refined petroleum
~ 25c 10 span sh British ship hence TO Havre
with 0,5OO bblk crude petroleum at IS. Sd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
THIRD BOARD-2.3O ?. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FLOUR sTEApY-wHEAT STEADY CORN HIGHER
OATS EASIER wHfsKEY QUIET PORK
FIRMER LARD EASIER PETROLEUM
QUIET-oILs QUIET SPIRITS TURpENrlNE
QUIET-KosIN QuIET-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR
QUIET.
SATURDAY. April 2o-6 p. NJ.
On Change business was iarly active, and the mar
kets were generally slcady. Flour and wheat wore
steady. Corn trifo higher, but oats wore easy.
Whiskey Quot. Pork was nrmer, but lard was
shade easer. Groceries quiet, also naval
stores, oils aud petroleum.
CoFFEE.-The market tor Rio quiet as also mild
coffee. We quote :-Ordinary cargoes, 1870. lac.
fair do, 1916 good do i61ac. prime DO. l7c sxrems
Tor lots, l3c 1sc Santos fair to good Io1sc.
= l6c.. gold 80 days; govei nment bags zoe.
pike; do. grass mats. zoe. 22tac Singapore l7c
1875; Csylon, l5c. l7c. Maraeaibo. l3c. TO-; La
guuyra, 13Hc Q &c.,; Jamaica, l31sc. l51c.; st. Do
mnxo. l3c Porto Rico. 15c. 17c. Costa R.ca. l5c.
IKE Me xcsn. l4Sc tsc.; Mscsssar. lie lsc An
goslurA l5c. leAc; savania, l3c 1895; Curacao,
l3Hc. l41sc. .
FLOUR An Observation-Disclosures ID, 267 bbls. wheat
95 bushes; meal 800 bbls and 255 Corn,
42626 Uushels oats 1854 do rye, 1891 do barley.
steady The saes including state, Western and soatn
ern HOO 0bls., within the annexed range Rye
Hour v quiet with sales OF 373 bbs Corn nsa
also quiet: sales were 100 bbs Rye quite active
sales l4uOO bushels Vt lac. for State 73c
No. Barley quiet; small lot " feeding sold ut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

The total sales Of stocks ~ the Board to-day aggre
gated 1So, 900 shares
The dry goods imports for the week amounted to
81 3y9 1888; the amount marketed ,524172. The
total imports Tor tho week loot up to $685. u.s. Of
which $4459, 1855 were general merchandise AMI tho
remainder dry goods.
The Treasurer now holds sac. 975, $50 In United
States bonds TO tho bank circulation
and $l344s, 600 In bonds 10 secure public deposits
Amount Of United States bonds deposited during the
week ending to-day, for circulation $55 500 Amount
OF bonds held TOR circulation, Withdrawn during the
week ending to-day, $443, 500 National bank circu-
lation outstanding-currsnoy notes, 1921, All, 344
gold notes, 81, 432 100. Receipts from internal
nue. to-day, $685. 7x2 Is, and from customs
$241, s16 o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

Mayors Marshal Ksliy granted 2oi Licenses during
the past week, tor which he received $500 The D..
partment OF Public Works mas received for the same
period the Of $7,635 % for Croton water rcuts
Tho license blanks und.r tho new cartmen's ordi-
nanoc Will DO ready next week.
Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid sass for tho
mouth Of March 10 tho Association Tor tho Benent VI
Co0rcd Orphans.
Comptroller Kelly was authorized by the Bosrd Of
Apportlonmant TO issue assessment bonds Tor repair
ing Riverside avenue To the amount OF $4,000 aud
Croton man stock tor $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
lO.1S A NJ

$4,000 e's 9. sl be Io7k $4,000 s4,ssc el DC
10000 S. 81. los 5000 $ 4n's,r. '9 be 1903
1900 do........bc lO7L $500 u As G small 1909
l0O0OOUS 4x's,c, 81 b3 lO3 $500 ~, 1907 loO1
ll:lj A. NJ.
$1,000 II 5s 1o4O 1o5Z $500 u ga . s1 he 1857
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
IMPURE AIILk.

phnip Tottcnbos, OF No. lis sheriff street; n tgins
Hsr,say, OF No. s5i Third avenue; james Scott oil
No 1t3 Third avenue, and Valentine stattoo, OF No.
239 East Forty seventh street. brougnt before
Judge Flammor ut Tho Essex Market Court yesterday
compliant OF Assistant Sanitary Inspector DR. g.
Bake White. They we're charged With selling impure
milk, aud were all hold 10 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

FELoNIoUs ASSAULTS.

David wright and Robert Docket were committed
by Judge k,bre,h, yesterday, for rsonious assault
Wright u was claimed, had attacked Peter smith. 81
No. 3t5 West Eleventh street, knocking him aown
enu pummelling him. aud Docket charged with
having struck John Barns, OF No 24l West Tenth
street. over the head with poker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

$1,000 40 '67 he l07< $500 Us AR oI be
5OUU Us lAO reg.b3 lOoA $1,000 Us "a cp '9i..s3 lu3
sou Us s. 1910 lOJk 1910 do ........ 1903
u, SIS 1881 1885, 100 Us As 1907. lOuss
1000 Us ~ 1891 81 iu3
l;30 ?. NJ.
$4,000 81 81 b3 lO7 $1,000 Us 104Ofeg 1867
$500 1874 1000 Us SIS I04U cp IUjsI
1000 Us $40 '87. lO7tz 55uU Us SIS cp'si DO 1907
$3.50 p. N.
$1,000 Us 81. 1891. 1o7h 5000 Us Az cp9I 1857
Us 20 cp 1861. iOIls 300 Us as U7 be 10
$500 VI, cp 1uo&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
MINING SHARES.

Tho following were The opening prices OF mining
stocks AZ San Francisco to-day Gould Curry, g.;
Savage, 1917; Cholar Potosi 80; Ophir, 49, Hale 4
Norcross, 81; Crown Point, AZ; Yellow Jacket, Il;
Beicher, 4; Virginia Consolidated, 16; CALIFORNIA;
27K; Overman, 1917; Raymond l. Ely, 8; Best Il
Becher, 16H Union Consolidated, Az; Alpha, IN;
Sierra Nevada, a; Mexican, 10; Eureka Consolidated
tex dividend), 81; Justice, OK; Utah, 1oK Tip Top,
lX Navajo, !.
The closing prices OF mining shares in San Fran.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21
COTTON STATEMENT.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

YORK PRODUCE kxcnANGK REPORT
LIVERPOOL. april 20. 1873.
Pork-Eascrn duh $685. Western dull NJ AS. Bacon
clear dull ut Dis short Gle ar dull NJ 2ss Hams Long
dull 3ss shoulders eady VI 22s 3D. Beei-1ndia
mess steady at 1884,, dull IO7s., prime
dull ut SOS. Lard-Western dull at SIS Taiiow City
dull 39s Turpeptine Spirits dull ut us Rosn Com
duh 5s hne dull Cheese choice
dull u 63s Lara oil duh vt 42s flour-Extra State
firm 2ss 6d. Wheat-No- spring stesdy los va,
No do. steady at 10s Id winter firm ut lis Id Corn
Mixed soft firm 27s Cd. tor old, hm at 26s for
Cottonseed oil-Yeliow American. in the market
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. April POI 80 p. NJ
Paris advces quote five rentes hoe &c. for the
account. silver Is quot cd M Sid. per ounce.
PARIS April 20. 1879
Exchange On London est i5c for short sight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

Receipts Of produce, &c., at Milwaukee IRON April
10 20 1875, 1876. 1877 and 1878 eighteen business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-21

Mercury IN Chicago IS deg clear Wheat In Chi
cage. Opening price 81 lolS, May.
Receipts Of produce, &C.. AT Chicago from April
20 20 1875, 1876. ls57 and 1878 eighteen basiuess
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-14
Guropaii6e Gabslberidte.


2onbon, u. Sanuar, IA llbr Nadmit-
taaS. - Cine Der perheerenOIten 6euersbriinite
ieit pielen Sabren ipittbet Sur 3eit in Der
Erioa1z uuo gSatling StraBe. Oa8 Teuer
elltltanb III benz Maga5ine Der Sattnn. 6abrt-
fanten @roder, SUbne & Comp, gtr. 80 bis
81 all Der @de Der Batliugz uno 6rioapItr.
9a8 gau3e @epiert id)mebte cine 3eitIang III
@eiabr, Iebod) 9laubt man, oas 6euer 1ett
untsr @outrole Su baben.
(SpGter.) Der ourd oeu 8rano entitanbene
Serlult betrdgt iiber 81 100000.
Gmpfans Der entlaiienen Senierftrdfinge in
Dublin.
9ublin n, IS. Sanuar. - Die gefan9e=
men 6ertter, tpeld]e Dor aur3enl entlaiien rpur-
ben, famen heute Abenb bier an unb Elm
SadelSus tplrbe ibnen su gbren ueranitaltet; ;
3lpii6en $4,000 unb 10000 Berionen mobuz
ten bem @mpfange bel, uuo 20 MuffcOrps
nabnen an Dem Suge 4ntbeil.
Die Seeroiaan8 Itftor @nenneI's..
81 ON, IS. Sanuar. - Die SeerGiguHg
Siftor @manuel'S finbet am udhiten 9onz
heritage fat uno Die lleberreite iperOen in
Bantbeon beigeiebt meroeu. Oa8 Sapitel Der
Stride bat erffdrt, oaB es iih bierour4 geehrt
fiihlen piirbe. Die eccleltaitiiden SebOroen
baben auf 8eiebl bes YapiteS ale S9misrig<
feiten be,iiglid Der 8eitattung beiettigt. Ser
9lerus 1T autorifirt, Der 2eidenieier beiSumobe
nen, uno be Grsbiih6ie bon Sbers Stalien itnb
anaetpieeu iporOerr, 8equten@Wefen 5u ce-
lebrtrell.
gsidt peniser, als 27oo 9eputationen ba-
ben bereits uul @rlaubHiB uafgeiudt, Der
8eerSisung oes perltorbeuen S0niss beiSuz
mobHen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-14

= SnG orontO, 3 t., lit 8ranf Dteder,
rpelGer in 1874 Srn. Soieph Dam, Oen 6itltS,
iderifi pom Dorfoile, eridoB, 81 S f.
rem 3 u 6 + aus perrlrthetlt poroen.
- Die Sanfter5 pom Suffdlo 0,
0.zD., bei6loiien am SanItage, nit Ben
8anfier8 BON Seem Dorf in alien WfoBre9eln
gegen sic SlanO'ife Stlberbill 5ano i'll
6anb Su geheu.
- Die . II nj berla II Der 8 ute BON
Macon, @a., mad SlOrtoa mnroe geitern
er6ffnet. Sd)neQ;iige aus Mdcon erreiden
Eeruanoina unc Sadionoiue III 153 StuuOeu.
- Sn Der q gebung pom Bennz
ioloanien II mnrOe an lebteu Srcitaqe cine
Reiolution, melhe cine llnterlnAung iiblr Die
llria6en uno ud9eren llmltdnbe Der 2rbetz
ter unru1en oeSSletteu SOmmer8 anorb
net, nad) lauger Debate aHf unbeftntnlte 3ett
oeri6oben.
8obert Bonner, @igentbiimer oss
,,Netpz OOrf 2e0ger," bat in Uttlmaufee oa8
8ennpfero nM az m a mia" fir S20,<
900 angefaHft.
- Sberit Sbo8. 6. Scott erflGrte
| Sreitag, 6uB in elmer 81 B6ilaoelpbld itatt9e.
| iuubenen SerIammlung Der Sertreter Der
6 len 6 pa9nte'n Ell 4rran9e'
ntent 9etroHen morOen lei, our6 lpeldeS man
| im Qnfauge nieer gSod)e cine & 0 en- .
s ON binat II 81 StanOe 5n brl1gen
bOffe.
- Sn Macon, So, rprrOeu AM 9. D..
let8. nebrere ,frumme" g d]nap pS=
brennereien bnr6 Sleuerbeanlte 5erz
lt5rt.
- Cine ans un9efGbr 80 Beriouen bette
henbe Delegation Sau leute aus e t.
2Oui8 madt sur 3eit einen auSilug tber
Saoanrab, @a., nafl 6aOann nno be-
abFdltigt, Wabreseln gu trefien, nm ben bret
ten Sanoel 5miifen ct. 2ouis, ben Stabten
in ben Siioitaaten uno Cuba 81 fOrOern.
Mtebrere 9elegatlonen aus StdOten oeS Sils
bens meroen fit ben ct. Qouiiern anidllieBen,
- 9lQe 3 9eitillateure be5 Steuerbt-
Itrifts bon @hica9o bie.ten am Sanlta9t
cine Gerjamml1ng uno naBmen Reloluttonen
III @unfteu Der &ebuftion Der S6nappSlteuer
auf 80 @ent8 pro @aGone an.
- Gine BON pielen berOorragenoen Sur=
aeru Der StaOt 9temz SrleanS untcr=
3eiduete Betition, lpeld)e mn @rneuHuug oeS
2(6tb. 3. s. &enueop gum 3olletnne9
m er ieneS Safens bittet, muroe am lebten
9amifage an ben BrdiOeHten 6apeS geId1idt.
Sr. &enneOp if ELL cOniuuatiper Repnblts
faner.
-@ouuerueur Sance bat Oen Ahtb.
gS. s.. g. Smit6 all SteQe bes uerltOrbenen
6ru. 8eariou gum Sberri6ter D 0 Il
gtorb 6 @aroltua ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-14
Scr Sd)ttbmta6er MttsifanS tit
Sntttt. WQSI,

2pnn, Waf., u. Sanuar.- .-llngefabr bier
Siinftel aIer biefsen Shubfabrifanten be-
idloiien in elmer beute ab9ebaltenenSerlamrnz
lung, bic ausitebenoen uGrliplne" Su benad<
ridfisen, baB sllfiinftis feline y@riipine" BON
ben 5strsffenoen 6irrnsn bciddftigt werOen
tuiirben, menn iie ni9t iofort alle 8erbiuoung
nit arbeiter-S Srsani1atiOuen aufgaben. 0as
9teiultat miro fuabrl9elnlid eln al9emelner
4usitanb isiu.
goiton, II. San. = Der bief9e u5eralo"
meloet, baB Die SAnhma6er in ggnn ben BON
ben Sabrifauten getrOffeneu 0iaBregeln bis
gum aeuBeriten gSioeritano leiiten nnO alle
S6ubnad,er in Der Stabt um MOntage Die
4rbeit einitellen fperben. Ser BoliSeidef bat
Die @ntiernung aller gSaffen aus ben gSaffenz
idlem angeoronet. Sn 2pnu befinoen Rd 189
S6ubfabrifanten=S SirmeH, uno i'm Sale Die
@eifdfte BON bier Siinfteln berislben geialol=
len perSe1. 10 serathen 25O0- 5000 Berionen
auser Grbeit. Die ausitebenben yGriipine"
erhnlteu Don alien Setten lluteritiibuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-14
4nr,e Qnhefn.l,eid,f,t

- 5m Shipfa.gafie ma6teH bic @niieH
$4,000 @efongene nn0 erbeuteten 1000 Yteroe'
- 0f0rier, II Selagerilu9ss, iOmie so 6elos
9el9hse. = Die Soiaden fno bis tiber ote
"Yamboli. 8ahu" uOrAebruuam.
- Die Gigentbitmer Der Baumpouiplnnes
reieu III bem 8iitrifte &ladburn, Gug-
lanO, haben Den Seriud aufgegeben, ben eohH
tbrer Irbelter 81 rebusiren.
= Yer AIrlta -9feiienoe 6enrD %. Stdnz
len fam legteu 6reitag in 8om all. Die ihm
pon oem uerltorbenen SOuige 3u9sOahte Yie-
Oaile muroe Inn pripatim iibtrrsid)t.
- 9Sn. 9obett, meld)er baupil1dlidb bHrd)
ieine Gnltreu9un9eH 81 @uniten oeS Sidlz
borne Br1tcnoenten in @ualauo betaHnt
muroe, ltiirjte am lebten SamIta9s zDlorgeH
uOr Der yBellmniier=SaQ" in Yonoon plot
lid tOSt nie6er. Gr mar Der Sobn g9m.
Gubstt's, oes betannten englii6en ra6italen
Yolttitcr5 uno Sd)riftitellers, melfer in 1885
lturb.
- Der Barrier &orreipoubeut Der Zines"
meloet, oaB orn. Reuau's Sudl ,, Les Evan
gelies," Sii6oi Jteinten'S AbbaHolun9 iiber
gOle Gtnbeit Der tatbOlii6en STRIDE" mo Or.
6rieorib'S DSeldi6te Oes Satitanz @OHSilsI,
III ben Index Expurgatorius" in 8Om an
9etr0geH worben iinb.
- Die Home. Rulers" i'm britiid
laments bobeu bei6loien. aui iois (.
pd9ung aller pom irlGnOiideu
ten 8eld)meroen ourf 6as Ydsza A
iieben. Or. Butt, Der Siibrer Der ifdste
Bartei, piro mabrifeiniid ben betreffenbeH
9lutrag Itellen.
- 9lhtb, SObn Bright erflarte fid III eiusr
geltern 81 Sirmingbam, @uglano, 9ebaltenen
6eoe itber ben orientalliben &rieg empbatildl
SIT @uniten Der 9tihteinmii6uug.