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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-05
MuSI6WOfTMeS.

Die Stpeite & q m be &
i1neoti6en &ei6stngs beidloB ont 6.
Wdr5 b. s. auf Nntrag bes aba. 2inb
nit SO gegen SO @timmen Die IbIhof,
flung Der l1niformert fir g%ipilbeamte,
iuDee9en Der &ntras, betreffeno NbI9af.
flung bes bii66Fi9en Drnats, nit n
9f9en 46 Stimmen ab9elebut r1trbe.
Die 8etbeiIi9una9 eutf6e
Gonos ar Der @eltzNusteuuna in Der
Nbtbeiluna fir i96ne &anite tdt in ben
N~norbnunsen fir bic &uSfte[Iung einige
NbGnberun9en n0tbie eemaht. Die
oeut1den &unttuerfe tperben in Der CD
lerie aufseitelt, bic bis6er fir bic elm.
beimii9en manufacturer beftinImt tsar,
uno in ben S1len, bic ben SecoratipnSz
malern iberlaiien maren. Sir bic eins
beimiI6en manufacturer tuiro elm 8a<
billion in Der grOsen @alerie am Gin.
gauge erri9tet Ueroen.
Ger ua61n. 8ts." wirb aus
&onfantinopel 9ei9rieben: ngs finb
i6ledte Hahridten aus Ntrianopel
getommen. Sn einem Der oortiaen tirs
tiI6en Stabtniertel baben fnnatiihe
Wuielmdnner eineu ruifiIben Dffiaier
ermproet unb ben 2eihnam in eiuen
8runnen 9~etporfen. Die Grtbedune
blieb uiht aug unb bic &unen boben
ben 9onaen Staottbei1 in 8lodaoeSu.
ftano erfldrt, biz fie aIe S9uI6iaen in
6Gnoen boben ruerben. Dor Der 6an6
1T es ibnen erft selunsen, orei herielben
e~in5ufan9en."
Ser @riuber uno 8efiber
Der r@drtenlaube", Bu&6dn6Ier Grnft
@eiI, 1T nm "a. Wedr5 9efprben. 9ers
ielbe mar nul 8. DECEMBER 1916 At 2aus
senfalsa seboren utb bate bic ey6ee CUR
@riin6un9 feiner 8eiti@rift I'm Sabre
1852, als er in SOl9e politiIfer Bere
9eben etne neunmonatli9e Snft i'm
S9loHe gu Subertusburs 3u berbiBen
bate, 9efaSt. &aum aus Der SaIt emf.
IniIen, mar &c NIT Gneroie an Bic ausz
fiibrung feines Blnnes 9egnnaen unb
bate binnen &ur5em bic Sreube, feline
5eiti@rift liter bic sonSe Groe perbrei.
tet 81 feheu.
8or ettpn finf Sabren|
itente i9 elm friberer @afttDirth aus
Der gdbe BON Bresldu bean @eri1t NIT
Der NnSeise, bnB er ieine Srau fpot ee.
i6lnsen babe. Gr bate fe nit Sam<I
meri6ldgen su t6eten nerfu5t, ai,er nur
betdubt. sic aennS nOH ibren @nnben;
Der Rann iuurbe 81 nieridbrigem 8u&te
baus uerurtheilt. &ir5li1 ftanb bers
ielbe Mann inter 6erielben Nntlage gum
Nnle Dor benz G@pur 3eri6t. |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-05
Der europaif4se goHuersebr.

S @s tuoren i'm Sabre 1875, iber
Oeien 8Oitusrtebr s~esentudrtis aiemlit
5uuerIdii9e ftnttiiiihe Wittbeilunqer
uorlieeen, runo 3 Wiainrbeu BpfIens
bun9en (8riefe, 8oIttorten, Seituneen,
9rudla6en, R%aarenproben II. {. n.y. in
europa Der Yoft CUR Bef6rberung on
uertrnut uno oieSnblber bel oerielben tbs
tiseu 8eomteu tuirb auf POI. O24 an9ese'
ben, cine @ermebrune BON nabeSu 10000
| 9e9eH bnS 8oriahr, Der cine jSunabme
Der 8pfdmter UNI 1925 (uon 1891 auf
81, 146) entipri6t.
Die Nusgaben, ueI6e bteIer Boffners
febr uerurInhte, fteIte 1i6 anf etfpaS
iiter 1921 Milionen Dollars, segen 95
RiGiOneH Dollar i'm 8orjabre, udbrenb
l22 MiGionen Dollar, seeen 115 Mils
lioneu Dollar I'M Sabre 1875, nerein,
nabmt mlroen. @s ergiebt fi9 mitbin,
boB Der @eiummtiiberiduB BON ettuu 20
@lqtonen Dollar UNI ettud ] Ni0ion
o%bgenommen bat, mas Der Gbnnhme BON
z @ilGionen Dollar eeseniib.r, tuelhe
bas Sabr 1875 sesen 1874 seist, in
8ttraht geSpgen, duserit 9eriug ers
ideint.
Iu6 bieSn1al ifebt tpie friher, mas
ben &einaetuinn aus Dem Softbetrieb
anbelan9t, ENGLAND obenan; es betrua
in bieiem 9anoe Der ueberi9us runo II
Mi1ionen Dollar, tp6brenb er in
9eutit lamb (ale Gin3eleebiete guiana
metaenommen) ft@ auf nidt gang RI
W1iIiofen Dollar ite0t. Oeterreih>
nn9arn bat einen reberi9uS bon I
Wilion Collar, tpel6er rei9lib bon
Der btli6en Reib8bdlfte aufaebra6t
wtro, inbem bic tpeItli6e 8eidsb6lfte
elm 8etriebsoeficit nnfpeiIt. Ginen 1e6r
beoeutenoen ueberi9uB BOT Spanien,
ndmlt4 fat cine 9arSe Milion Dollar;
Sonano Stebt aus benz 8oftbetrieb einen
&einertrn9 bon faft J Niqion Dollar,
8el9ien I Mllion &C. 9ns ar6Bte De-
felt ueiit &u6luno nuf, ndmlih fnff RI
Riaionen Dollar, &umGnien arbeitet
NIT 8 WiIion Dollar u~nterbilana,
S6Weoen unb Hortpegen 3uIammen NIT
/ Wiuion Dollar u~uterbilans. Sci bic.
fer 9ele9enbeit figen mir binsu, bo6 bic
Sdueij uerbdltnlsm1Bi9 bic meiiten
8otanftalten bat, ndmli9 cine auf ie
985 @infuot ner, frG6renb in GuaIonb
crit auf 24S& @%intpobner, i'm oeuti6en
&el6s9e6iete auf 5573 G%intpobner, uno
in &nBlnnb iosar erff nuf 23,734 Gin.
tupbner cine Ypftnnftalt fommt.
Bas Ipecie1 ben 8riefpertebr i'm
Rei6e betrift, 10 blieb i'm Sabre 1876 |
iuie i'm Sabre uOrber Riirttembera nm
etpnS uub 8niern I'm ntebr als elm Bier
tel binter Der 8ei6sppft i'm &0aemeineu
uu6 1T aud bic Steieeruna i'm
8ertebr se9en bns 8oriabr in 8diern
iebr uiel serinser, nls i'm @.biet Der
&eidspoi, udbrsno fe in 8irttembera
IN oisiem Sabre sr6ser mar; ne betru9
TIM archaeological 6,7 p@t., in Baiern
So PCT. uno in @irttember9 14,3 PCT.
Nm ftdrtften por bic Steiserune segen
.ns 8oriohr in Shntben, mo fie 2I,4
SGT, tetrus. @auS beipn6ers aHffauenb
1T nd9t Der ~aufouenben Nbnnbme
in Der Sdipeia, tpefhe eege1 oos 8urs
labr, lis PCT. betrdst, bic relatine Gbs
Iahme oes 8riefnertebrs in England,
.pel1e 3,3 PCT. betrdst, ia, nienei9t nod
sIDBer III, 10 in Der oiesmaliaen
8ufammeuleauns bic Senouneen bon |
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-04-05
otttrr.td, uuS Der sSrteoe.

0eI Observation-Disclosures 2eltgIupg Hlel'
bet, oaB Selterreib nit ben 8e1timmun,
gen oes Srieoensuertraoes bon Sar
Stefano iebr unSuirieoen iei, ba6 fi1 in
5ol9e oeIien in @ieu uiebsrum rint
Itnrte antirHiii9e Stimmun9 eeitenH
made, uuo oaB &uBlano, NIT 9euti6
lanes mOrnlti6er lluterftiibuHg alea
M6glibe periube, bic 1lterret1ii1e STE,
s,eruns gu beidnftisen Ino ben ruifiben
SIdnen eenei9t SI MAIDEN. Su nie tueii
es benz ldlaueu 5uhs @urtlhafoff 9e'
linssn miro, Oeiterrei6 fir ii6 gu &c,
i%uinnen, niUo Sumei1t odpon nbbdngen,
OBJ sr i'm Stauoe 1T, benz @rnfen Nn'
oraiip be9reift6 5u MAIDEN, oaB bic Sns
iereif II Der %un9nrii9 ; 6iterreihiiden
Monarhie bur6 bic prOiettirte 9teugez
ftaItuns bes lnobfliden europa nift
aeSdbroet tperben. Dem austpdrti=
gen, u~nbefanseneu 8eObadter i9eint
e8 nun, oas 6iterrei9tide Sns
t~ersiIen bur9 ben Srieben bon San
Stefano piel meGr bsorDbt tueroen als
e ieHtnIs bic Sntereien @uatnnoS nos
rem, BON oenen felt benz &rimfriege 10
bel bic &eoe eeneien lit. Der 8ertraa
entbdIt me6r ais einen Sunft, tpel6er
Die tele9rnphiid esmeloete 6lterr ei1iihe
unJufriecenbeit %ooGftdnoig rehtfertist.
Sun66it Stebt Die Bieoerabtretuna bes
rImGnilhen B%eHarabien an &u6lanb,
5uelei6 nit Der 8esrinouns oes neuen
Slrtentbums 8ulsarien, Ruslnno uoQ>
ftduoige @OntrOne iber ben unteren
9auf uno Die Minbuns Der 9onau, bic
Don Re6ts ipesen aIS elm 1fterrei6ifher
SluB Su betrn1ten 1T. Eeruer rpiro 6as
neue 8ulsaIien i'm opG1tdnoisen N6s
Notwithstanding gu &u6lano itez
ben. 8ereits niro es BON ruIIi1dben
GommiIdreu uah ruiiidem 8lone orr
annifrt. Die neuen 8enmten ,tueroen
in &uslano erSosene 8ul9aren ieiu,
bic reu Su btlosnoe Grmee
iuiro BON &uIIen befebli9t tuer6en, unb
bic ruiii9e. &rmee ielbft miro nod au5
unbettmmte Belt, flirSeitsns auf feds
Ronate in Bulaarien nertpsilen NnBer:
benz tann ben Oefterrei6ern aud bic
8srsrDserung SerbienS ui4t mlIfoms
men fem, neil baour6 obermnlS elm
iIautfdss, unter ,uifihem @infuHe
ftsbeuoes 5irfentbum geftdrft, uno fo=
nit tpieoerum Elm @liec In Der &ette
ilnnii9er StaatSpeien 9eblloet pirb,
uelte onSd beftimmt lit, ben ru1fi6en
8utunftstraum zines paniloniItiIhen
Sinnten6unoes unter ruiiI6er Obers
hobsit III nertpirfli9sn, einen 8lan,
befieu Gusfibruns NIT benz l~1uterannae
Deferreids gleihbeoeuteHo more.
S6liesli6 1T bic p%ropOnirte Gbtretuua
bes Sofeus BON Gntioari an Wontenes
gro nu6 MIR ols cine WaSreeel III be,
frahteH, bur6 tpel6e 8uslanb cine
5%lpttenftntipn I'M abriatiIden Reere
perI6aft meroen 1ua, BON no aus feline
&rtesSihife Bel ipdteren etfpaiaen DiFes
ren5en, uad Der einen Seite bin Defer
reid uno Stalieu, nod Der anoeren bic
9orbonelen unb onS Mnrmora. Neer
beoroheu f6nnte.
Bel Der 8eridf9tisune bieier Sunfte
f6Bt @rof NnornfIp beereiHider @eiIe
auf eroBe S9tuierieteiten. &uSlnn6,
bas i'm aesentuirtieen Momente UNI ies
ben Sreis einen &ries eeeen cine itnrfe
NninRa, Ia9en mir Swif6en Oeferreih
uno @ualaRo, nermeIoen m66te, III ma
tirli6 bereit, Oe1terrei1 ale er6enflis
den 8u9eftdnbnihe 81 MAIDEN, rm bass
ieibe nUn einem 8iinbnife nit England
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Ooenan 1teht Die Sbtpet5, mo- Der
8eitungspertebr s~efiesen 1T, ndbrenb
Der 8riefpertebr ~abeenommen bat, bann
fOlgen bic iiibbeuti6en Stanten, unb
stpar 1T Der Seitunesconium in 8uiern
faft boppelt 10 srOb, als i'm &ei6spOftz
sebiet, mas gang unsmeifel6aft nit benz
Gulturtnmsf suiammenbins, inoem in
ben tatbolii9en @esenben bic Berbrei.
tuns Der tleiuen tir9li6en Bldtter cine
gang unsebeure lift, unb 10 bteie 8iffern
5eugnis ablegen tiir lebboft uno sez
59idte agitation Der 8artei.. NufaIlen
mag es, 6aB England in Der Scala cine
10 niebrise Stufe einnimmt, man mus
aber bebenten, oaB bort bic gerbreituR9
Der politii9en 8O9enbldtter cine gang
unsemein sroBe 1T, tuel6e natiirii6 in
elmer @tatiitif, BEL Der u bic 3ahl Der
@eiammts@ remplore 9eadblt miro, nt9t
niel ausgeben.
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bos @~rIOroeruis fir ben Ntonot NpriI
1878 per 800 600 r. hinsnaerehaet, 70
besifert fih bas onBercrbentlihe @..
iOrberHi6 ces Rinifferium8 bes Neu6ern
fur bic 5lithtIinee fir bic Ronate
sSonuat ineIafiue GpriL 1873 nit
100000 f.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29
Secretary Southern
Richmond, Va.
TIE AIR4CLE.

Two men were taking once in En- gland.
We'll, you may say what you please,
said one IL for my part, can not believe
that GOD would fret impose laws on nature
What would be the use Of making them If
they were so easily set asIdea7
II dinna ken, sir, what God may or what
He Wilma do" said the Scot, very !eEer
emily. bat l don's regard a miracle 10
be violation o the laws O nature there
lie nae violation o the laws of nature, or
rather the laws o God that ken, save the
wicked actions O. wicked men"
Aud what, thea" said he, "do !o1
make miracle to be g
az regard il 10 be merely sach az inter
ference WI the established order O ttioes
as iufa!libly shows us the presence aad
action o Supernatural. power. What
o'clock lie it Wi you cir, II you p!esse
81: is half-past twelve, exactly, Greea-
wich time, replied he
"Weel, sir" said the Scot, pulling
huge old timepiece from his pocker, '1r is
one o'clock WI me. l generaly keep my
watch little for ward, bnt mag have
watch by the railSays, gaa 50 ye see I'm
turning the tsuds OF II around. Moo, wad
ye say thst hae violated the laws Q
the watch True, Gae dose what watch
dom, wi ali its laws, could not hae done
for itself, but hae done violeuce TO naue
o its laws. Ny action is o1ly the jnterfer
ence O a superior INTEL gence for a suita5e
end. Bat nae suspended rae lave, vio.
late nae law. Weel, then, ins:ead of the
watch, say the universe llstead O. the
moving O the hands, say God acting
~oTthIiy O. Himsel, and ye bae al that 1
conteEded for in 8 miracle-that is, the IN
questionable presence q a mighty hand
working the Divine Will. And If He see
III to work miracles, - ho can hinder HIN,
what can Under Him He has Goue il
ofte Ler than oLce or twice already, and
dare gay thai He t-ot +,
i! again +
Ie tnere : better Illustration " miracle
= su tbs OF The cd Scctcamanf Looked
at rIsu;iy there need be no difference
about this matter OF miracles which go
many rationaiiz ng people SO coo.ly Assert
Is 90 beyond belief al 10 be uu@or:b! uf q
thought
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29
he PREFERRED TO T4LE

"SIe's pIeity ho:, amt she T. sal a
back woods passenger, addressing the
engineer OF a Mississippi steamer that as
racirg with al Other boat.
80 60, responded the engineer, as he
hung an addltiona. wrench on the safety
valve cord TO stop the steam from eecAp
ing.
Il reckon we'll oveItake that craft
soon," pursued the passenger.
That's about it," returned the engineer,
giving the cords another twi,ch and hal
looiDg through the trumpet to the fireman
TO "shove her up
zone hundred aud ninety fve," hommed
the passenger, looking frs: at the gauge
aud then at the boilers.
That's about where she's r0sticating,"
put in the engineer.
Then the passenger ran his fingers
through his hair nervcusly, and walked
about the decks few minutes, when be
came back to the engineer aad observed:
"HadL't you better leave that boat go =
Cant do II. Must pass her.
Bat s'posin' we should blow upf
"Well," said the engineer, az be peeped
over the guards to see how fast he was
gaming, All lie the will of Providence for
this boat to blow up, wen have to stand
it," Then be hailooed & to The fireman to
Tsll up another cssk Of bacon, and 70 mix
plenty of tnrpeutpe and oil.
Tie text momeut there was e splash in
the river: bat before tie yswl could be
lowered tue man had succeeded in reach
ing the shore and followed out:
&c ou with the race; ! guess I'll walk
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29

A 'slashing writer" who does not giorify
the "old times" thus chuckles over what
the Father of bis Country" did rot know
What did ynus fsrefsthers kuowf What
did George asSipg:on kuo~f He never
saw q steamboat, be never saw . fast N all
traip, be reveT held bis ear TO $ telephone,
be oeveT sat for his photogrAph, he never
received q telegram, he never sighted q
krupp gun, be never sAx sc Eiag ms
chine, he never saw q sslf-propeihng en-
gine go down the stree. ~ q FIRE, and be
never took laughing gas" No. said 9
brother j0uIp.lis,. "s3d he n<Tsr told a lie
Slssi er adjourned
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29

tie fAncAet ideA, of the peris OF zach . par
Dey. And thea iE mag be Sssibls 10 understand
Wbs; the poor Krief-strickea GsrnAu a7st have
Suffered. The distance b Eeea Loodoa Aud
Hamilton, by the Great Western Railway. -
eishty-fye aud . quarter miles. aud the slight
esI change of plslIion on Lencx's part, or the
least obs;re ction on TIE track, woald hsve
launched the poor fellow into eternlI az OF &C.
ADd then think of the sEopy be mast have
Suffered from ibe dpss. sand and debris taro Un
mp By the swiftly Tying train. Ard rbe grest
tension of tie 0erves sod sineEs by beiog cau.
PEELED TO naic tain his bold on the truck. The
policeman said be would aos rex journey of
one hundred yAr6s in tbe position Lenox was
for the whole Great Wesreru Railway, aod
~ here 10 there another wonld do 90 for whsI Is
commonly called mere love r.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29
rNG STAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER SUNDAY SEPTEMBER

its further prosecution has depended aloe
on "tbe gyea. butcher
Grant esys he lost in this campaign from
the Wilderness TO Cold Harbor - ooG men
bat Svinton puts his loss st over co uu1,
aud careful examination of the figures of
the Surgeon General will show that his
real loss was reArer inO, 200. In other
words be lost about twice a. many men as
Lee had in order - take q position which
be conid have taken At frat without firing
q gun or losing = man. II General Grant
aud his friends we're content that be
should take bis proper place among the
soldiers of the world-that of . brave.
determin ed, persevering captain, Who had
the sagscity TO see that the only way TO
crush the rebellion was hy -'hammeriog
contin uouslyH 81 Lees army cniil, by CON
tiuaaly swapping foor uea fog one. be
WAS az last enabled 20 surro1pd at Apo
mst:ox. with this immense host which be
govern meut enabled him st.!! 20 CON- mAnd.
Lees remnant of 7 500 men with arUs IN
their hsnds-then there is 70 one 70 die
pu:e his claim 10 this position. But when
be steps forward TO claim that il va.
light between eouAl mum bers, and that bis
superior skill vor. then We appeal 10 the
cficisl facts and fgares, aud would re
mand him TO his true positior-au obs;i-
rate, bloody fighter, who sacrificed his
men without scraple and finally accom-
pitched hIs purpose by mere brute force
and overv vhelmiug weight of numbers.
VIZ. JONES,
Secretary Southern Historical Society,
Richmond. VA
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29
READER, ARE You AFFLICTED?

and wish TO recover the same degree OF
h-zlth. strength. and energy as eSp"-IeCc@i
III former years. % any of the 70. -ow II :,
symptoms or class q! symptoms IEe--- your
G.>.st>.-i condition? ? -AGe you s2fT-rin-: from
I..-L-a..n - any OF - many ami Tn.-.,-tar:-
orl-. chrome o- fUIci:ora. d.>.-sS+-9 - you
i"- nervous c.t'.i.:a--r:. -r--:u-. t4!n-t, aIG
-; .''t - .0>> - memory, 10 ;..> OF faint
tI.I..> 90: D.S-- IN tn had. feel =: less
it9?-t< I:5a; T.: Gi>.R"~, ~ !.rssE:s. A, a,.t
r'.>. ~,aIt-4cA %! h.'~i, "a q =. rCeT-- con
4.t-aG' l. yru suffer from -a.lLla;-s:G.
= lTi-Z.s ~ a-.--> a4i pam? HhE~ Ecu
f...c lr-t.~.--.. IL cary y-a!> and nh your
-: ha-a>---l WIN -lu!utuGe {! c.COLAE
>E.AT-1,-~' -At- EDG tl1Dit. L-CEOC>. and
tn-c~.:E.., II: Eu-r IH.nd cont t--Ea!lE cw--..
.t.E 2 IT, 's:2 have ypE tl'>t cox -I.s- tbc-
-. Ep->.: s-.- -----E t'- business PURSUITS
: 90. - B., - - any Of -e 20. lowing sym p
tg-->: E.~-..-> nights. t-pSt0 sep. night
mar" -s-::~ "a Ir.ta--ccl OF t.t hear. na~t-
!C- 49, gy--: :->-.1 Di Ideas. aversion - ~f--tt!
TITLES - tn head d!m-.>> OF sight. pm
Pc AID r-.c---> on The iac- AID tack. and
y';>'- l.>;>|LG-c; sym ptoIn-' IACESSs Dc> OF
ip-C- Cls =. m tEl!l.t.c-aE.-i. and even the
OF, >-i-- :-O--- nervous ana physical c+y..-
!IF. ILgC~a.1S Of females too. ar broken
cy~c - hath ani spirits from Disorders
T---L.-4! &" tE.--- s=N. and wt-O from falls
Tuc..>-F q. TIC, p-c.Oug their suffer- -.
y" -. then. further neglect a S2Sy.-Tr 10 pro-
c-ci.v- o.: health AMI happiness w..c-- tLeSe
= =: Z 1L.lG (. means Of E,z>-DTa.-CLt
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29

FUNERALS, MARRIAGES, ETc.-Attention Is
eA-.ei Ebe card Of CsraEsr J. G Roehe which re
pah2sh il oa- advertising eo,rlLs Ee vii take
ekAEe e t=ns-as Ard Lac eEhAirtrE Of bieA EAvirE
bean raised IL tie bls:ses Gni having stI6te5 il
thoroughly tie Coroner fAiLs perfect
i.tAetou Ee carriages "A, IL al Feets any
II tie hzd- Ard employs 1one bct experienced and
polite drverI Eis charges invariably io.r. Cali
hin =; asa and 2ss Magazine street
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-29
4 FRARFLL RIDE.
EIG HTT 1--WE Mills USDEE A SLEEPING CAB
AND ALL FOE LOvE.
Frea ,se E.al.os. Ont } spss:.,er.

Prem IEe E8Elton, cCrt Spectator.
Oa tue arrival of the 10 New York express
train Of the Great Western Railway here re
Gently, the men engaged in testing the car
wheels and raining gear Of the cara we're sur
psised TO see q man slowed away upon the
trucks of one Of the sleeping casa position
in which it is Is mach ~ any ones life Is WoII !
to ride even the shortest distance. The police
man in charge of the station Ma in formed Of
the cireuntt Ance, and ~ once arrested And
SEARCHED the man, finding only siK cents in
money and come papers on his persrn. Ga be-
ing questioned the man sAi1 bis name sc
Lenox and that be had been working IN En-
nett, where he had received . Telegram in
forming him that his wife Wss lying 81 the
point OF death in BufS!o. Monday N 1rnin z
yond which point his money ran out Bsip z
determined TO reach BadAIo somehow, and NOT
| knowing Of any means of doing the journey so
quickly except by rail. he slowed himself away
on the trnck underThe car, aud there be had
remained until discovered as HamiltOu. Lei
the reader, II g te puaaiblas form q cD1esRtioa,
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CEN. GR4NTs TABLE TALK.

A CoSFEpERATE OPINION or TIE RECoL-
LEcTIoSs OF TIE LATE TEpERAL CHIEF
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NIGHT AMONG THE HILLS.

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TIE INST Iaarre5 physi-2r 2rs and scientific
me1 # E.rQ2z Crt t6is c24E:yy iTf5-ss them.
ThsSs uo---3 Curative appliances have now
stood the l--~t for Pwari nf 'ElrTy years. and
aye protected by Iy-t-e-S-Tat=uL in all the
P-!nc.val countries ot the world. They were
Tec:e+.1 the only \ varTi OF Merit FOR Electric
Appliances at tEe-- --r--ssT " Orld Exhibitions
-Par.s. Pl.!.a,le!ph!a, and elsewhere and
have been Iou2i the most valuable. safe.
simple. and Efficient known treatment :or
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NJ. S.sllo1 sta:es 10 his report (qaE9 s.
that To, aggregate uaIlUual uIili'ary force
OF a. arms tue 1t OF May, l-G4, was
go 07lo. NJ whom CG2 3i5 we're "pre=eu:
for dat! =" tat when the cnuPalgu of
1853 opened g eEeral Grant as Com mnacdeT-
n CnIeiJ LAD nuGeI lie orders more men
than the C0nfed-racy mustered ali put
together duT.ug the Iko.e of tie war, and
more ihAp tnaE times mary as We bad
ttec urGer erus. AS for the army with
y h'ch Gecera. Graft opposed General Lee,
Secretary Stanton lpsge y plts the .ag-
gTegate available iOTce present for duty
May /, l-Gi," as follows
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--tO lLdI peDtIdi CIUSSSO ILG tkapl-
dan with liI 100 men, and had as reserve
upor which be could draw an available
force OF ~ ,G72-makipR a grand total of
21- 81. Grants own Il cial report shows
that neAY,y the whole Of this force was
actually engaged IN his and Butler's oper-
at!ops, or Il Hunters expedition, which
latter General Lee WAS ompelled to meet
by heavy detachments from his own army.
To meet tLis mighty host General Lee
had on the Rapidan lees than fifty thou
sand men, and ID bis whole "Departmeut
of Northern Virginia which included the
garrison around Richmond and the troops
IN the Nalev), bis field return for the last
Of April, 1904, shows only s.. .62s ''present
for duty" Add all of the troops which
Beauregard bad in ffoot of B ltler, or which
joined Lee at any time during the cam
pAign, aud there reD!aius, against General
Grants liable talk" or The Ingenious
manipulation of HE military secretary aud
fAci,e in:erviewerJ the Stubborn otticial
fact that General Grant had on that cam.
paigu four times as many men as Lee com
msuded
Gener.l Graut says that Lee was of
slow, cautions, conservative nature" Bat
when military crit &C come u study this
campaign IL the light Of all of the facts
when t4ey see that so coon as Grant cross-
ed the RAp!dsn with HE mighty host, Lee,
Instead of retreatipg, advanced at once
upon him and forced the death -grapple OF
the Wilderness that he boldly witbstood
him at SPottsylvsnia Court HouRe, a.
Hanover JUNCTION and at Bethesda Church,
and that after dealing him the crushing
defeat at Cold Harbor, Lee wAs just about
to attack Grant when be crossed the James
and sat down to the seige of Petersburg
we think that they will hardly accept this
table talk" as true, but will rather con-
clude that Lee was one of the boldest SOL
diers Of all history. The simple truth is
that on that great campaign Lee foiled
Grant IL every move he made, defeated
him in every battle they fought, and go
completely crushed him 10 that last trial Of
strength at Cold HarbOr that bis men re-
fused to attack again, and his brave army,
"shaken in it's structure, its vslor quench-
ed in blood aud thousands OF its ablest
officers killed or wounded, was the Army
of the Potomac no more.n SwintODl, and
the Government at Warrington would
have heen ready 20 give nR She str1Ggle q