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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-20

A subte=nns.n,Trip.
lCJntinuel from Ia.ti,,ue

We next visited the Coleman Cave n,
Wild Mans Cave. We entered this cave
nearly on level. The .ntrance-and il
fact the whole cave is very uneven
deep chasms in various places. On
going aLOnt three hundred wards ". cam,
to one OF the greatest curio.itie,-s mill
lna room where the floor is smooth or
moderately so. is raised fair specimen
OF neither mill stone. from this rises
three or four small rocks about six inches
through On these sets the top stone
about six inches above the neither stone.
the top stone having a hole through il IN
the middle. On the top stone is tour
more small rocks about one foot bisb.
On this ~ the hopper with its mouth di-
recdy over the whole IN the top stone
In TACT 1t ia complete mill except the
rattle-sIaf Ii is all limestone rock, and
all Joined together by nature. One could
look at and ponder over this mill untiI
his head gets dizzy, and then could not
form conclusion of how or for what il
was intended; whether it was the work
Of Providence or. of man, but we pro-
ceeded. and found q large room appar-
emily lined with silver colored moss, and
hundreds of rocks that clistensd End
looked like icicles hung down from the
roof or top Of the room. These rock
for they were rock-were from fifteen
feet long down to two or three inches. 1t
was beautiful sight to see these vast walls
lined with silver moss, and the room
with numerous icicle rocks all glistening
and rejecting light and shadows. One
could look and wonder for hours. We
got some Of the silver moss off the
wall, and got some of the icicles and
took with us. All Of these icicles are
hollow. and have a drop OF water on the
bottom end. This room is as far as we
could go in this cave, being about one
half mile from the entrance. We re-
traced our steps but had to stop and take
a second look at the mill We reached
The entrance and found that we had been
in the cave much longer than we had
concluded we had seen enou h !
for one day. We started for home, de-
ermined to visit the Belt Cave next day,
m account OF which will appear next
week W
RosISE. Ky.
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A New Orleans paper tells of prin-
ter who, when his fellow-workmen went
TO drink beer, put in the bank the ex-
act amount he would have spent if he
had gone with them t0 ,lrink. He did
this for five years. He then looked
up his bank acc1unt and found that he
had laid up five hundred and twenty
one dollars and eighty-six cents.
Think about it, We afflicted. In five
years he had not lost day because of
sickness. Three out of five Of his feI-
low-compositors had in the meantime
become drunkards The waier-drinker
then bought out the printing Office,
ans, in twenty years from that time he
began to put up his money, he had laid
ashfe n COOL many thousand dollars.
The story teaches lesson which every
boy should lay to hart
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Don't Worry Yourself.

To regain or recover health. persons
should be relieved from ali anxiety con-
corning diseases The mind has power
over the body. For person 10 think he
has disease will often produce that dis
cas-. This We see effected when the
mind is Intensely concentrated upon the
disease OF another. IL ID found in the
hospitals that surgeons sad physicians
who make a specially of certain diseases
are liable to die Of them, and the mental
power is 80 great that sometimes people
die Of diseases which they only have in
imagination. We have seen a person
sea sick in anticipation of voyage be-
fore reaching the vessel We have
known a person to die Of cancer in the
stomach when he had no cancer or any
other mortal disease. A blindfolded
man, slightly pricked in the arm, has
tainted and died from believing that he
was bleeding to death. Therefore, well
persons, to remain well, should be cheer
iul AMI happy; and sick persons should
have their attention drawn as much as
possible from themselves ii is by their
faith that men are saved. and it is by
their faith that thew die IL ne wills
not to die, he can often live in spite of
disease; and IL he has little OF no attach
ment to lie, he will slip away as easily
rs child will fall asleep. Men live by
their souls, and not by their bodies.
Their bodies have no life OF themselves;
they are only resources OF Measurements
of their souls. The will has much TO do
IN continuing the physical occupancy or
giving it up-Esshange.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon Jane. Stuart, Judge, owensbOro.
Al. Morton, CLERK, Hartford.
n n. Marcel, Master Commissioner, Hartford.
4. ~. Phillips. Sarrir, u irtinrd. Deputies
aw Burger, Hartford, : 2 Tsyl"r, Beaver
Dam, 4 II Cooper, TorIsville, l. Fulke-son.
Ceralyo.
Court begins second Mondays in May and
November, aud continues three weeks each
term. ~
Hon J A Murray, Judge. CIoVerP"rt.
Hon Joseph IlaVcrait, Attorney, oWensbor".
Ell Wise .Jailcr, Hartford.
Court bcsias on first Mondays in April and
October aud continues two weeks each term.
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. W. =. Gregory, Judge, Hartford.
Capt. sam. n. Cax, Clerk, Hartford.
J. 4. Saudetfur, Attorney, Hartford.
Court hegins on the hTst Monday IN ever!
month. .,.,r
Dcs,n. on the 3rI Mondays in January, April,
Iuly and oct"b,r.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Bcr,u, on the drsl Mondays in January aud
OctObcr.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
j. Leach, Assessor, Cromwell.
a Smith Ftshugh, Surveyor. sulphur SPrinss.
Laos. u. Eur~eii, C"runcr. sulphur Springs.
RP. Rove, School Commissioner, Hartford
u,GIS1RATES' COURTS.
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The world wants more sunshine in
its disposition, in its business. in its
charities. in its theology. For ten
thousands of the aches and pains and
irritations of men and women we COM
mend sunshine. |: sOothes better than
morphine; it stimulates better than
champagne; it is the best plaster for a
wound. The Good Samaritan poured
out into the fallen travellers cash more
of this than of wine and oil. Florence
Nightengale used it on Crimean bat
tlefelds. Take it into all the alleys,
on board all the ships. by all the sick
beds; not phial full, not cupful.
not Il dccanter full, but soul full. 1t
is good for spleen, for liver complaint,
for neuralgia, for rheumatism, for fail
ing fortunes. for melancholy. We
suspect that heaven itselfis only more
sunshine.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-20

Petersburg Index Richmond letter ::
TIE statistics of the operations of the
Motielt register in Richmond, for four
and halt months, have Just been
published. From the middle of Sep
TENDER to the first of February the
people of Richmond took 7S3,66S al
coholic and zoo, SO malt drinks. That
was what was reported by registers. l
think that we may safely rely upon
the current belief that one-third more
are taken by persons who bought in
large quantities for home use, and
only sold by dealers who neglected or
forgot to turn the crank. According
to the official figures we take 1 600, 900
drinks per annum. According to my
theory 5,330,000. / believe we have
10000 voters. The allowance per
annum is 40S drinks per voter, or, if
the population is 10000, 70 drinks
per an Ium for every man, woman
and child.
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TO De CONTINUED.

SCATTER Observation-Disclosures we
dress up our dwellings and our church
es ut Christmas or not. there are many
other things we can do. We can seat
ter blessings along our pathway, and
indulge in the luxury Of gift-making-
Let this custom be widely observed,
for it is required more than ever in this
material age. 1t viii do more to break
through the bars of sel6shness than
any thing else, and it will also serve to
hind more closely together the tender
relations among men.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-20

Long labor in the temperance re-
form has convinced me that the most
Ieifectual place to promote it is ut
home. There is the spot where the
mischief is too often done. There is
the spot TO enact "prohibitory law"
Let it be written upon the walls of ev-
cry wherever there is n boy
there never should be a bottle. -Rey.
Theodore l.. Cuyler.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Baptist-Seryices FIRST Sunday and Sun
day night in every month and Saturday
night preceding P. Bennett, pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian-Services second
Sunday in each month-R,y. james Barnett,
pastor.
", Is. Church SOuth-Seryices third
Sunday and Sunday night in each month
Rev. W. W. Cook, pastor.
Methodist Episeopal-Seryices fourth sun
day and Sunday night in each mOnth-ReS.
}. A. Humphrey, pastor.
Uoion sunday School every Sunday morn
ing at half past eight o'clock.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-03-20
VECETINE
Puriies the Blood, Renovates
and Invigorates the
Whole System.
Alternative, Tome, solvent
and Diu, cite.
Reliable Evidence.

Ma. u. r. SrgvEys.
Dear Sir,-I will most cheerful
Wy add ny testimony 10 the great
humber you have already received
IN favor Of your great AMI good
'lmedielne, VEGETISK. for I do noE
think enough e,n be said in its
.lPraiss; for I was trouJied for yer
thirty years with that dreadfat
disease CsiarTh, and had such bad
co. Ching spells that il would sssn
as though | never eouli breafhs
any more; ami YEGETISE has esrsd
me: and I do feel to thank God al
the time that there is On good .
medicine as VEGE:ISE, ana I also
think il one Of the best medicines
for coughs. and weak, sinking
feelings nj the stomach, and sd-
wise every body TO take the YKex-
ZINE, for I en- assure them II 10
one ~ the best medicines that sssr
was. Mas. L. SORE,
Cor. Magazine and Wslnnt Sts.,
Cambridge, Mass.
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The Louisville IL Nashville II. II.
has, hy order of ihe Circuit Court of
the United States ut Louisville, been
enjoined and restrained from charging
any higher rates upon merchandise de-
livcred at Nashville than the Nash
vile, Chattanooga and st. Louis Rail.
way Company until further ordeyed.
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RosISE. Ky.

Generation after generation have
felt Us we now feel, and their lives
were as active as our own. They
passed away like vapor while nature
wore tie same aspect Of beauty as
when she first existed. The heavens
shall be rs bright over our graves as
they are around our paths. The wO-ld
will have the same attractions for the
offspring yet unborn as it once had for
us. Yet, little while and all
will have happened. The throbbing
heart will be stilled, and we shall be
ut rest. Onr funeral will wend its
way and the prayers will be said, we
shall be left in the darkness and the
silence of the toH'b. And it may be
but short time that we shall be spo-
ken OF, but things of life shall creep
on and our names will be forgotten.
DAYS VIII continue to move on, and
laughter and song will be heard in the
room where We died. and the eye that
mourned for Us will be dry and ami
mated with joy, and even our children
will cease to think of US and remember
to lisp our names no mOre.-Western
Grocer.
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GIVES
Health, Strength,
AND APPETITE.

My daughter has received great
benefit from the use Of VFGEIISE.
Her declining health was = source
e great anxiety 20 al her friends
A few bottles Of YksErIxEre-tOred
her health, strength, and appetite
" ~. TILDEN.
Insurance ard Real Estate Agent
Mo- 40 Sears Building,
Boston, MSS
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LODGE MEETINGS.
X. A. M.
/. O. O. f.
/, r,1,rSnDn UnnCE NJ EO

Meets in Taylor Hall. in Hartford.
XIV on the Second and Fourth Saturday
evening. in each month. The fraternity
are cordially invited to visit us when con-
vsnient for them 10 do so
l. B.sRrrr. N.G. WN PuIrPs. SIC.
B.P. BERGMAN. ID. d. q NJ.
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CANNOT BE
EXCELIED

cHARLESTowS, XAss.
II. r STEVENS.
Dear Sir-This is to certify that
! have used your "Blood PTspara-
ton" in my family for several
years. aud think that for ScrOfals
n taBkeroIs IlumOrs or Rhsura-
afie AGrS tions, ia cannot BE ekS
celled; and as q blood psriHer or
spring Medicine. ~ u the best thing
I have ever used, and I have used
almost everything. / can cheers
fully recommend il to any ore in
need Of such medicine.
Yours respectfully.
Mas A. A. DlNSM0REs
No. 10 Russell street.
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j. O. CT. II.

HARTFORD LODGE NO. ~.
Meets in Taylor Hall, Hartford, Ky.
every Thursday evening A cordial invi-
tation IL extended to members Of the Or
der to visit US. and ell such will be made
welcome.
CLAUDE YAGER. w. c. T.
Jeus S. VAUGHr, w Sec.
Gross WILLIAMS, L. D.
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CONSI ABLkS.
Ali, Of the CoustabI,s of Ohio County AID
their Pet 01icc al iress:
c.NEy DIST Icr-So. l.
Wv EIelI, R"sia
coaI SrRINGs BtsrRIcr-Sa :.
Isaac Brown. RpckPori.
CO 7, ErowN pIsTEicr-SO ).
N Cas-bi-r, Ceralvo.
sEIL's sraRE DIsrRIcr-SO. 4.
d. A. wtbb. y. -'ias
roEpSv,tlE DisuI CT-So' 5.
~ Harder, f"rlsyille.
Ellis BIsTEIcr-So. s.
Vacant.
HARTFORD DIsTRIcT-so.
III. Maddox, Beaver Dam.
CRJswELL PisrRicT-So D.
Emery, Cromwell.
HsRIF m DIsTRIcr-So. 3.
vacant
suIPuUR sPRISGs pIsIRIcr-So. 10.
- kerhy.
sGHrLErT's pIsrRicr-So. n.
Vacant.
POLICE COURTS.
Har,fard-F.P Morgan. Judge, second Mon
days in January. April, July and Octcber.-
Charles Gri1hn, Marshal.
Beaver Dam.-E W. Cooper, judge. first
Saturday in January. April. July an October.
Thomas Stevens, Narshal.
cromwcIl.-A. p. Montague, Juag", second
Saturday in January. April. July aud October
Jas. W. Daniel NJ arshsl.,
Ceraly wv. d. Barnard, Judge. last Sat
srdAy IN March, June, September and Decem
ker.-Daniel TichcnOr, Marshal.
Hamilton-J. W. Landlord, Judge, post
o6ce address McIleury, courts held third Sat
urday in January. April, July and oet"ber.
A. J. Carwan, Marshal. post-ofhce address
NeHenry.
Rockport-J. W. Duke, Judge, Riley
Mcdowell, Marshal. Courts held FIRST Wednes
day in January, Ap,i July and October.
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IIGHTP00T& WEDDING.
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS.

Tender their Professional Services to the cit
issat Of Fordsyille and vicinity,
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j. C.-l can see your difficulty in re-
gard to the distinctive conjunction, and
| think ] can remove it. A distinctive
conjunction as completely unues the
words as a copulaIi,e; but il keeps
separate the thisgs. Take thee two
sentences: will YOU haze an apple ami
a peach," and will You have an srpl,
or Il Peaeh?' In the first. YOU are offered
both; in The second, osssy one. Thanks
for your flsttering notice, but I should
have taken the same pains to explain
without them.
TIC -YOu playfully Knocked the hat
from the head OF or Of your little school
mates. and in return ne knocked YOURS
of your head; for this you slapped him.
Now you are asIoni-hsd to find that So
small ,hing should offend the parents
Of the chIld and cause them TO take him
form schoo' am not; am only sur
prised THAI You have a whole bone in
your body. b the father Of that child a
coward? ] ssppose so. though. b, YOU
being able 10 write.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-25
germtSd,te tele0ropbiI@e aepeId,em.

- 9aS gegen 8urte uno McBberiou III
gS b tb d, Ont., tuegeH zines on Srau Beu-
nett be9angenen namenlolen Serbredens aus
Qeiprodlene 8 0eSurtbeIl lit III lebenSs
ldn9lide i3udtbausftrafe um9emanOelt nor
ben.
- 9as @bcpaar Sobu unO Marie @riffiu
(gteser) in 9 alem, N.sO., iuelfe Elm ibrer
Sbbut 0nuertrauteS Sn0 Ourd 9unger ,Sdlte
uuo MtBbanOlungen 81 3ooe pelutgten, iuur-
be geItern Oes Sobti1lagS iiberfiibrt uno 81
je fiinf Sabren 3u1tbauS Oerurs
tbeilt.
= Seibe i3rpeigc Der @eiet9ebung
pom Yenn1pl0anie uertagten ib ges
1tern sine die.
-gSall ace 6anltab b, eln alter ltno
befannter @elhGitsnlann in 6 o II, ST.
g., lpurbe porgeiteru ais 0etd)e i'll leineln
Bette uoraefuuoen. Gin 6CrSldla9 hattie lei.
nem Qeben etu @noe gemaAt.
- Am letten Whttmo6 Wtorgen gingen in
Sall 81 tuer, Wah., Die an einen idlmes
rem StrtuS 8 Us dgen gelpannten Bferoe
burf uno rannten oireft III eiue aui benz Srots
toire perianmelte @ruppe 6rauen. Sier Der
Sraneu murber ifmer oerlebt uno cine oerleIe
ben, Srau 4rmitrong, miro mabri9einlid) tbs
rem Serletungen erliegen.
- Sn llplano, nabe @befter, Benni.,
purOen AM leBten Oienitage ein neun;ebuidbs
RIGGS Na0den, 9tanten8 Nnna Soppelmeper,
unb nlebrere anoere BerIonen bon einem an=
geblid) lien $ IN De gebiIeu, uno natiir<
lt6er 8eiIe berrld)t groBe 9(ufreguug in bem
Srte. Der 9unb iuurOe iofort 9et0otet. SRI.
SoppelmeDer liegt tranf oarnteoer, jeoo@ tSn<
nen Die aerSte nod nid)t enti9eiOeH, oh iie oil
| QSalIerI6eu leioet oOer nid1t.
-Oie in Cincinnati tager0e Social
Science Association" i9loB gelftrn yta6=
mittag tire Sibung.
gle 0elesaten Dec yS6bz6ello tpz"
@onpentS, iueld)er bprgeftern in IS 3 o.
oefpbia feline Stbung idloB, madaten &c,
tern einen au8flug mad Sap Map. gtpa
800 terionen nahnlen on Der Grfuriion an=
| tbeil.
Der 9obn Der Nrbeiter in Der 50 a CT ict
| Sptnnerei" in 2aturence, Maii.,
iuirb bonn Wlonta9e an nm bis II Bro5ent
rebuSirt rueroen. Die 9lrbeiter baben iid) Der
| 2ohnreouftion inter Der Be0ingung g:fiigt,
baB Der Gobn tpieOer erb0bt iueroen ioa, iobalo
before 3eiten eintreten.
- Srarlt Niaguire, alias Itolone, ange-
| flagt, gSm. $. 8omaro I'M lebten Sebrndr
lit Bbtlaeelp bia bur9 etnen WteiferfttdD
| getGotet 81 baben, iuuroe geltern beS WtOroes
| i'm sweiten @raoe iiberfiibrt uno Su Sm6li
| Sabrsn 3uhtbauS oerurtbeilt,
- 2OrO Dnfferin bielt geiiern in SO II.
Itrea eine Repie iiber 1000 Mili,loloater
ab, inter tpel6en itf etnise &ompagnle'u aus
ben Ser. Staaten befanoeu. Gr bielt einl
Jiebe, in mel9er er ole AmeriIaner betuill
fommnete unb ibre Anmeieuheit als Elm mel
teres 3eidlen Der BrsunDldait sniideH beioel
SdnnerH erfldrte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-25
SmtereKanter Yro3eB. - Sin Ssets
ratbsrermittler foroert Wer9its
fat1ta FIR Settte gGiIEte.

Srooflp II, gt.-D,, "a. Niai.- Gin ges
gewllier Coleman gtemman, Sitter Der ;, Setb
sraelsSpna9oge," bat 6rau Sarah 5dcO5s,
ELI NtitglicD rer erpdbuten @emeiHoe mo
gSittIue res unitorbeuen erbdnoler5 gSm.
s.. SacOb5, I'M S75 uertlagt, weldJe Summe
Der &iager fir ieiHe Wtiibe beaniprud)t, mOem
e. cine 8etannti4aft SwiidJen SRI. 6aunp
Sacob8, eiuer 9Od)tcr Der 8erllagteu, uno
einem juu9eu MannG gtamen8 6rant0tOrris,
permittelte. Die 8etanntifaft iiibrte I'll elmer
6eratb swij6eH Den juuaen Geuten, unO Sid
ger bebauptct, Grau SacObS babe inn bic &C..
iorOerte Summe Ueriprofen, wenn er ibrer
So9ter einen Waun Oeridafie, rnO Der Sater
oeS 0rn. WorrI5 babe ibnl eiueriett6 bereit8
$50 iiir ieine gtiibe bejahlt, 6r. SacObS,
Der perltOrbene @atte Der 8ertlagteu, btnter
lieB Elm &erm19en Don $4,000. Ser BrOSGB
miro nd6fen5 sur SerBanOlung gelan9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-25
Sic sseaftiom in De,.tIdlano.

Ser Rethsratb hat bas bon bem oeuti6en
&ailer furs nod benz Nttentate gegebene Stid),
mort, melbes auf bic Nptbmenoigfelt itrenger
WaBreseln gesen hie So3ialiiten binwies,
raid aufgenomnlen i1nb iOfort cine Sill 9egen
Reoefreibeit, Yrebfreibeit uHo Seriammlungsz
treibeit einberid)tet. gSie man biele bret
Diuge, ipelde idon Dor benz 56oerihen at~
tentate nlIr i'll ben fon1Dopatbiidffen Dozen
porbanoen suaren-ker iett 1871 eiE lalteS
8ort iagte, pilroe nerbaftet, ,per etruas Inz
beres, als Elm gobliea, auf Deutihlano'S 6errz
ltd)feit ifrieb, fpilrbe na6 8lDbenlee ooer
3ieaenbain gei9tdt, tpenn cine @erlammlung
ltattianb, fonnte Diej,S nur i'm Sdatten peS
Sd)nurbartes zines preuBii6en nShanoarz
mes" Gn Nmerifa bari man bieies gSort uil-
geltraft idreiben, tpie es gelproben wirD,) gez
ldbelen, unb bieieIbe muBte jeoeu Nugenblld
9espartlsen, anfaei6if 81 meroen-luie man
olele Din9e in Deutf1 iiberbanpt nod,
ohne 81 err0tbcn, r6rxibeiten" nennen fam,
1T uns unerfldrlid); Denu BON Sreiheit If
oof l1oH lange ni6t Die Spur mebr por'
banben.
Der Heldatag bat nenn eud iofort Die erfft
1ialilel pes neuen BeidrdnfnngSs s@eiebes mil
9roBsr Niebrbeit permnrien, pnrauf Der HeidS
ulhslfer pOf'qaun bic Bdrlage snrIidsDg, =
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GurOpaii9e &abeI6ert9te.
9eaf5hIano.- ntisSo,iaIiitem=SiH pom
Retdlsta9c Oertuprien. = Die SiBmm8 oes
@etdDstaas 9eidbLonen.

DeutId,Iano.-9ie 9tntis sSosialiitem=SiH pom
Reidlstaoc ueriuDrfen. = Die StBuu9 oes
&etdIsta8s geidlLofiem.
Gouoou, "a. WtaI.-@lne Berliner 0es
pel6e Der ,Yoit" melOet: pic Oertihe De
gieruug bat erfldrt, baB Die 9luf0iung 0e8
Jei6sta98 nid)t beabiidtigt miro, I'M Safe
Die 4nttsSojialiiteu=Stu ucrporfen werOen
ioQte."
8erlin, "a. Mai. - 8GbrenS Der aeitris
gen Debate I'M &eid)8tage iiber Die AntisSo.
5ialiiten~8 Bill bei6ulOigte Sr. 8eunigien ben
8unOesratb, cine Btll eingcbrad1t 81 babeu,
ipelfe - mic i'm Sorau8 gemiB mar - nit
acknowledgement We6rbeit ucrluorien per6eu
mitr0e, nm einen Sormano fir bic 9lufl6iung
osS 9fei6Stag5 81 crbaltcH. Gr marute ben
SunbeSratb Dor einent iolden gefd9rlid]en
@rpsrimente mo iagte, bic Natlonalibera-
len fDnnten ni9t glauben, baB Die geielli6aits
IifJen 3uitdnoe in 0euti9lauO etne Oiftatur
erforocrteu. 2iebtnedt, ein SO5i0ltiteus
fiibrer, ertldrte, feline Yartet miirpe if au feis
ner Debate betbeiligen, luel1e auf bic 9lus
nabme gegriinOet lei, oaB bic SoSiaItlteu ben
Reu9elmoro 9utbieBen.
Sr. 0iifter erfldrte i'm g3ameu Der Sort
ihritt8partei nuO 6r. S6rg iul gtamen Der
llltramontanen, 6aB bic Negierung inSgebeim
pSH Sp0tullSl4tItO pI9t+Hflblf uut pSi potttt
ihen @iufluB Der Dttttatlaiien 5u perniften.
llnter Dem S6ube Der 9te9terung bdtte oa8
fraqlif)e llebel iOldJe beoenfltdle Broportionen
an0euommen, oaB er MIR 6urd) inouitrisQen
uno piiieni1aftlihen SCrti9ritt i1aolos gez
mad)t meroen f6nne.
2oub 0 II, "a. Wtai. - Cine Serliner De-
peI1e Der ,,SinIeS" beridltet: ySomobl Der
Satisr, ais Der Siirit Sismard oppOntren benz
9titdtritte beS &ultu5> >WtniiteyS Or. Salt.
0esterer ideint eiueu Iutrag auf Gntlaiiun9
5u bereuen."
8erlin, "a. Mai.-0ie erlfe 8lauII Der
So3ialiiten. Sill mur6e beute i'm 8eidlSz
tage nit Psi gegen 81 Stimmeu oerruorien.
Sr 6Offmann Sog Oarauf Die Bill im Nameu
Der 8e9iernng 5uriid. Die Slbung Sea
&etdstages miro beute Ibeno gei1loIien.
Die 9lebeitertpirren tn Gnalano.
9onbon, "a. Wtai. - !6inIi9tlid oes
g8eberauSfanOe8 iit feiue &erGnberunq ein,
getreten uno Der auiliano lpir0 mabri9eiulif
auf unbeitlmmte 3ett fortoauern. SIN @bao.
oertcn, Gancaibire, babeu 100 SoblengrGbei
IN Sol9e elmer 3ohnreOuttion Don II BrO3eni
Die 2lrbcit nieberaelegt.
Wtebe 0eio iur Die Barrier Notwithstanding
petlaRat.
Sn Der beutigen Commissioning purSe eir
Brief oes @eneral. &omuliiidrs glceormtd
perlelen, tueld)er anoeutet, baB Die titr DIE Ser
| tretune Der Ser. Staaten auf Der Pdrllei
| MeltanSitenung perrpilli9te Summe nId1t fal
ben 3ped 5inreid1e. Das Cabinet miro 0i
4naeleaenteit oem Gongrefie niGs unterbrei
ten, bis Srn. Mic@ormId 9erubt, fld3 Deltli
der QussnbriiGeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-05-25
Sagess Nenigfeitem.
(GcttprteHe, tsieerapbtSd)e anS nSYSed1isIblatter
ytottsen.)

DaS emofratii DE Nationa1
mite bat i'll eiuer pOrgeftriseu Situng
gang correft 9ebanoelt, inoenl eS BEN Botter'l
idlen 9lntrag nno oeiien Aunahne burd bas
6eprdientantenbans billlste. Die 5ahlreld,en
Sldtter, relde anfangs 9egen ben YeitlnB
piitbeten, ldeinen glei9faaS sur geiinnung
81 fonnlen.
Ser Marpldnber H eprdlentant ISM.
9immel loiro ipegen ieiner entibloifenen
Saltung, meldle er in Der Debate gegen Die
Armse- 2ermilignn9 einnabnI, aaseinein be-
lobt. Die sDndbnrger nNews" idreibi
nMarDlanD bat Diesnal ben dd)ten ManH iiir