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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
sAGASTA AND CASTELAR,.

MADRID, Nov. LIN the Chamber OF
Deputies to-day the debate the address In reply TO
the royal speech was resumed. Senior Castelar, made
violent attack on the Ultramontane Deputies as de-
Tenders OF the temporo power Of the Pope He adiurcd
the Liberal Government Of Spain TO assist Italy
In unfolding tine separation Of the temporal from
the spiritual power. Senor CASTELAR, argued that at
no time had the uerances OF the Pope been less fetered
the coucaycs more respected pgrmaees frequent
or free from nocstaon than under tho existing order
OF things lie advocated the maintenance Of peace be-
tween spain and Italy. and urged concord between the
democracy and the Church He defended the principles
Of National uui:y "a opposed to the separatist
stated hi. views ~ TO tine best means Of
avoiding civil lie approved the recent circular OF
the Minister of Public instruction, authorizing the ap-
poiuIneut OF Frcchinkera TO professional chairs, and
he also approved the principle Of seigoyernment in the
nuiycries and RECOGNITION Of the rights OF science He
declared bc would never ynry his devotion 70 repnb-
licap-n no matter how progressive in its policy n
Government established ON other principles might
per-npnv, aud history forbade him 10
abandon his opinions that point. The
spectacle Of France growing ever stronger contraste
with the monarchy of Portugal threatened more and
more by revolutionary crisis, constituted danger TO
the spanish monarchy Explaining the favor ne showed
10 the present Government senior Castelar, said the MIN
iscf wrrc fostering ami strengthening the liberties OF
the people, which the Republicans ought 10 take adva
a. e. OF In order to educate the country for universal
suffrage.
pro- rry las in the mUiutCnucr or the monarchy lie
regretted that Scuor CASTELAR, had NOS ahlurcd repuD
can IDEAS and followed the example of those ~Eo ad
recently returned to thclr allegiance 20 the monarchical
fDIm al
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too strongly fixed to he shaken by ordinary, evl,
dence and were dismissed. One man, a coiored
man. had formed no opinion regarding the matter
until week after the shooting and was not very
certain whether he retained the opinions up 10 te
present time or not. lie was evidently anxloms 10
serve, but was excused on the ground OF ldloGy.
Another had decided opinions: he didn't allow Iho
newspapers to influence him form opnohs lur
him. He had investigated the matter tor himself
and questioned witnesses on the spot. lie was tA n
cused for knowing too much. One man alone @ @hau
scruples against capital punishment. rive @ @nien
were selected as jurors. They were hcn T
of apparent sense having opinions, DuU i DC
lieving that could render Yerulct iii ii,,
partially, in accordance with the yes ~ :,
Three were peremptoriIy challenger ~
the defence, and the Others were excused %! so mo
consent of both sides. new panel OF seVeh'!-nNII
names was ordered and the court adjourned until
tomorrow at o o'clock. -.
Guiteau's last exhibition was to give notlcG that
he wished TO make a speech tomorrow. III was was
necessary. he said 10 get il out in order to crate
public sentiment in his favor. Judge Cox SAID ehi-
phatically that il could not be done ,
IL is the belief of the relatives of Guiteau tnai
some one high in influence is trying to get GeneraI
Henkle, Stalwart lawyer, as counsel for GuIeati'
with view TO rendering nugatoTy their ehofts 70
prove that Guteau was made insane by the SialWart
attacks upon Garfield, and TO hang him as a sane
man and u murderer. They are considerably eX-
cited about it, probably without reason. They think
an effort has been made to induce Guiteau 10 ask
this assignment. They are determined 10 resist me
effort even If il result in the discOnnectiOn OF MI
Robinson with the case. in which event they VIII
rest content with Mr.. Scoville as counsel alone.
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THE TUNIsIAN CAMPAIGN.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch to The Times
from Kairwan says: g All the inhabitants have been
disarmed. The quarterng Of French troops In nuosr
Of mosques and colleges has given great offence to the
Tunisians General Loserot strongly objected to the
projected march Gabes and thence to Susa ana only
prepared to start on receiving stringent orders from
Paris. The route lies through difficult and mountain
Gus country where operations viii be almost Impossible
acr the rains which have already begun II Ia imp0sSp
10 describe the npOpularity of the expedition among an
ranks Itls openly denounced as waste OF ye1 ls Ne
French officers contemplate wholesale resignation OF
their commissions at the close Of the campaign Inc
construction of the railway from Susa To karwan VIII
probably be stopped by the rains"
sUsA. Nov. l4-Fever and dysentery continue among
the troons Six hundred and seventy soldiers are in hos
p al and two hundred and y have been sent to France
In ten days Numbers Of invalids are arriving Hon
EafFUau daily
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TIE STATE OF IRELAND.

LONDON, Nov. LITTLE Morning POST refer
ring to the status and previous occupation OF some OF
the assistant commissioners for fixing fair rent, under
the Land Act says an Influential member oi Parliament
when Parliament meets, will move for select commit
tee 10 inquire into their anteCedens and qualifications
Mr.. OIcary member OF the Fenlau Trumyrste, has
written letter from Paris, declaring that while he
muutalus principss and II resolved to combat Eng
land be dcpircntts the malgning Of Englishmen. Mr.
Gladstone be says has given 10 Ireland Land Act such
"A nobody lew years ago conld have hoped for and
Mr. Forster Ia very much better than most OF the Irish
Secretaries
General Mcaros, Dcputy-Licutenant for County
Westmeath been fred at by two men behind dltch
in broad daylight but was not injured No arrests have
been made. -, l.,
Martin Mulcauc, eN-suspcct and league organizer IN
RoscOnnnou and LeTim Counties, has been Iearrested
unurr Ihr Coercion Act and lodged IN Galway jan. ,
There have been four arrests IN connection win tne
shooting o farmer Gavin In Castle Island. Two persons
have arrested under the Coercion Act near Traee
for intimidation.
LOSDoS, Nov. ia lspatch from Rome to me sand
ard sayB the Pope day sal In council with select con-
gre gatlou OF Cardinals 70 consider the Irsh question:
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4 TUNNEL COMPANY ORGANIZED.

The Hudson River Tunnel Construction Company
was organized at Jersey City yesterday. The COM
pany has been formed to buId the tunnel under the
Hudson River between Jersey City and New-York
now under construction. The capital of the COM
pany is So 900 OOO in shares of 800 each. AT the
meeting of the stockholders yesterday il was decided
10 offer for subscription only $750OO0, and OF this
amount two thirds were Immediately SUD
viii he offered for public subscr ptions
The directors chosen ar d. o. Mills, John P Jones,
Charles G. Francklyn, Trenor W. PARK and joseph
q. Mills The organization Of the company was
completed by the election of the following officers: :
Trenor W. Park, president, and Frederick b. Jen-
nings secretary and treasurer The contract LOT
completing the tunnel has been made by the COM
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

RECEIVER OF THE UNIVERSAL LIFE. ~
ALBANY. n. y, Nov. lf.-State treasurer A. - ~; ~,
Wendell has appointed receiver of the Universal Life
iH''' ''' LAnGE ARRIVAL OF cFINAMEEYT. ....,..
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-THE British steamer
Cascapeda arrived here to-day from Hong Kong with 49,
Cinnamon passengers -
FAIL RIy R. Mass, Nov. 14.-CharOtte Miner,
Of Canada died at the city Amshouse this morning
9h0 '' ''D THOMAS GRIFFIN's FATAL FALL
SPRINGFlELD Mass N0y l4EihomaS So,sI SIl6n mn
forty years old emploYe in Plunkitt sons wOOen l
was ked this morning by falling forty feet down an eleVa
tor wen Iup ALLEGED LEGISLATIVE BRIBERY.
AIpANY n Y Nov. 14-Owlng 70 the severe i'll
ness OF General Ward the t oPery
'h'' "' HIDE AND LEATHER EXCHANGE.
CrvCINSATI Nov. 14.-Dealers and manufacturers
Of leather and boots shoes rpresentng twenty
~ Sms met here to-day aud agreed to organize Hide and
i'''"'' KILLED t; ON THE RAILROAD TRACK.
NEw-BRUNswIcK, Nj, Noy l4.-Jeremlah Long
fast near PansborO on the pennsylvania Railroad
early this morning.
BosroN. Nov. 14.-Tbe Sunday School Congress
Methodist Episcopal Church opened % nS ~ S
viii continue until Wednesday .
SMALLPOX IN CONNECTICUT VILLAGES
a sseS GO on the Soanectcat river deaths
nyo @ and gS osH Village Ssp River '-''
RESIGN ALTON OF A PosTM AsTER
CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 14-Dr. Tomnson the ~ POST
master at gloucester Ci Sd INV vim deaeency in his ac
few weeks ago chhseu VIZ, Clos Nv
counts has resigned lie has made good MS deheenoles
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT INSoLNENoT;
WuKEsBARRE Penn, Nov. l4.-M. Knoll, Iner-
oan tailor who arrested on charge OF uauduent IN
SyGhGy @ ndgs oIGored him committed to the
prison. ,ox, ,,upnERFR IN INDIANA
SurIRyyIILE, Ind. Nov. lI-On Saturday even
, Uener and Louis Marietta age four and ten respee-
yeg onareled game OF marbles, when the younger
boy to run avoid night He was caught and held
Sln SE ah3tst IN the back penetrating Of his lungs
ARSON AND PROBABLE MURDER ,
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 14.--A special dispatch to ne
psnnb5ean from Hsboro, No. The house OF AnsOn
Valley dve miles from town. was burned on SATURDAY
it discovered that the old man ha
eshed I'm the IL Il believed th at he was robbed ana
inur Tered the house fired 70 conceal the crime
A MARRIAGE BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION:
AIRANY Nov. 14.-Among the companies ning
articles association here To-Day was the Home %
United states the object OF whch 10 inc
lection and accumulation of fund TO be held ana use 1
mnua benent of the members OF
Who shall marry or Join lawful wedioc while members VI
tha CANCELLATION"
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Nov. II, 1881.
II reported that the position OF Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury will be teudered TO George g. Gorham
The Ranger arrived at Acapulco on the l2th INST
sbo sailed the same day for Cape St. Lucas in obedience
q, tcleraph orders afford protection to the United
states Vce-Consu at that place. who had been threat
enrd with personal violence.
The Hon Lionel saclryille West, the new Minister
pioripotentiary and Envoy Extraordinary from the
Court of st James called upon President Arthur this
afternoon and formally presented his credentials; He
ass aceompouied by Secretary Blaine who introduced
MIN to the President The customary congratulaory ad
dresses were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
GERMAN POLITICS.

LONDON, Nov. 14.--The Berlin correspondent
OF The ST. Jap,ess Gazee says "In consequence OF the
desire of the Emperor Prince Bismarck VIII remain IN
Office speedy modification Of tho May ia"sb 70 pe
expected with the view Of obtaining Government ma
jorty In the ReiChstag by an arrahseIhen' "i'" WV
party OF the Centre"
BERLIN, Nov. l4-Herr Liebkuecht VIII reIinquish
OGenbach in favor OF Herr Bebe whom the SOCIALISTS
there will do their utmost to elect to the Reichsag er
Dicz. Socialist, has defeated Progressls az ~
Herr Frohme Socialist, has been elected at hhhan w
large majority. DR. StoeGker has nj last oD. ~ ~ "9
In the Reichstag az Minden by majority OIL Z'OoV'
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THE GIFT OF AN oPERA-HOUSE.

BURLINGTON, VT, Nov. 14-JOhn Z. Howard
to-day gave to the for Destitute Children, In this
city. the opera-house which bears his name II was
built two years ago at Of Sl25000 and contains
four large stores and spacious theatre This is the
largest sin ge gift made in Vermont TO charitable
n.tution Mr. HOwards gifts during the present year
10 charitable religious and educational Institutions
aggregate nearly $225OOO
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MrRDERED FOR HIS MONEY.

HANCOCK, n. Y, Nov. 14.-The body of
Christian Tessen German found at his place sew
er,I DAYS ago under circumstances indicating suicide
He was however, murdered and robbed or sum OF
NANCY he had I'm his satche The rfed satche has been
founc iu the Delaware River hlled with stones The
murdered man had Just into possession OF fortune
N Europe.
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MR.. BRADLAUGHS CASE.

LONDON, Nov. 14.-The Court of Appeal, Chlet
Justice Colerdge, Sir Richard Baggaey and Sir llam
Brett sitting has refused to entertain the appeal on
technical point in which Mr. Bradlaugh sought TO set
aside the Judgment against him in the case OF Ciarke
against Bradlaugh."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
Az OLE0MARG4RINE CASE.

BosroN, Nov. 14.-Thc police to-day arrested
william smith, clerk for r. Huntey & Son. aud BeuJa-
min H. Whittier, clerk for william Agry, on charges of
having violated the law concerning the sale Of oeomar
garnc The law provides heavy hne for erasing dis
shng marks from package OF oleOmargaIlne OF
FOR selling the article as butter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
A NEW PORTUGUESE MINISTRY.

LISBON, Nov. IA new Ministry has been
formed as foows Senior Fontes Pereira de memo,
President OF the Council and Minister OF Finance ana Az
interim Minister OF War Senior Revelro minister Oh
the Interior Senior Serpa, Minister OF Foreign Ah D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
THE ISSUE OF NICKEL MONEY IN MEXICO

Mexico, Nov. 1.-THE bill providing 1oI
the coinage and issue ofnckel money to the amount Oh
100000, in denominations OF one, two ana thrco
cents, has passed the House OF Representatives. Au
amendment has been proposed In the Senate making tS
species of money legal tender only to the amount o ~
and it has yet 10 be acted on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15

433,00000O norins, increase of 23,0ooooo
1orins that of last year, and the ex-
penditure at All 900 600 FORMS increase Of 900
hOrins. The expenditure includes 100000 forns for
the AIberg tunnel.
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AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN FINANCES.

VIENNA, Nov. 14.-The Budget before the
Reiehsrath shows that the revenue Is estimated at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
GUITEAU'S TRIAL BEGUN

FrvE JURORS SECURED THE flksl l,In,,i,,vr Ia
THE couvr ROOM NOT UNCoMFoRTAbha oso"e,, ,sS,sc,y
No SIGN OF DIsrURBANcE-THE AssAasin, s,,.r
rr,1vn WITH HIS OWN IMPORTANCE lAhlNo lAh
PART IN HIS DEFENcE-DIsAGREEMENrA ANON"
,,s corNsEL-DELY NOT GRANTED-AN Az
nppss PREPARED BY THF ASSASSIN.
The trial of Charles Jules Guiteau' Tor tne
,onrder of President Garfield, began III the
District Supreme Court, at Washington yes,
terday morning. The court room was wen
filed with people, who behaved with decor'll'
Cu;teou bore himself with something AKIN 10
arrogance of manner. He made an at'emp, 10 10
read to the Court an address which ne ,liu
prepared, but which he was not permi''eu, 't,;o -
deliver. This address has been maze pubic
and is given in THE TRIBUNE Mr' hooiiSoi''
of counsel for Guiteau, made an application 10 10
tbe Court for further delay. Distrlct-Attorhey
Corkhill resisted the application, which was
strongly resented by Mr.. Scoville, OF counsel
for Guteau, and by Guiteau himself; Inc
Court ordered the case to be proceeded wlth'
and five persons were selected as jurors
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25
0ef6brIi6cr SG9oTuu.

Ginen re6t gcfG0rIiden ouMinen WtB
MAIDEN jest en9liid; alnerifGnilbe Seitun:
gen, inoem fe in 9rDben SenlatIDnsS2 lrtIS
feln bebauptel, Grant babe 1Et lIab
Wterito begebei, I'm mcritanil6er Gals
isr gu iperoen, ooer IrE Wtsrtto Oil Die ger.
Staaten All annefttrcn, IND CT babe 81 otes
len 3peGen Utannldaft i'm Siiocn in Bee
reitlnGft.
Su Den Ser. Gtaaten peiB ieber suredz
nung5IG5igs 0tenib, oaB Grant einstg uro
aleilt i'm SS5nterelie Der meritdni1den Suos
ba6n in Der gta6barz Hepublit berluetlt.
Nber oa DIele 4tcgtfdner gegeH Die amertz
tarii9en GiienbaDn6auten III ibren Sans
be 6nberit miBtr auii6 iinD, 10 tonnen Die
bl0Dituntgen amerit0ntlhen GenlatIon5s
Qlrtifel MIR oo3u oieueu, oteies WttBtrausn
bis 81 einsm geIibrltden Wraoe 5I fteiS
germ. 0eui Diele Wteritaner. tDelAe bic
etniGltige Geuiasionsgter engIiib:ameriz
fanii6er Settungcl nidt %fennen, Derben
bos Dumme @ei1iudb perlelbsn als bare
Oiiinse nehn1en.
Tabren Die rG1icogo Simes" uno Gbnz
liGe j3eitungen fort. III Der oben angeoeUz
tetcn Netle 81 lbDaoroniren uno 3H tpit>
sclr, bann miro IS in Mcrifo gu ernltliz
den Nuftritten gegen bic D~ortigen ameris
fa1iiheI giienbaDnbauteu tDmmen, luo
bic gro6en Gortbeilc, Die benz amerifant=
iden 6anoel aus iol6en gilenbabn:N crS
%binbuugeu ertpa6ien Diiroen. meroeH nidt
eintreten.
Sdon oorum iouten bic frogLi6en amez
rifaniI6en 3ettungen ihre 9Gbuenoen
Spalten init 0noerem SloO1lnH aus
fiilleu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25
Myeit pert6poQer liuo b~ieieniaen gbeile

Meit mcrtDpoQer Iino bieienigen E6ei(e
ocS melrecc 0dH0e Sdb!enocn g3erfes,
!peihc ali Die Strisgsereignille lcl6il 8esug
babsg. Nber mad ben BIS jesf bon, GER
faIieg per0fcutlihGsH Yrobea iiuo Tie eGcls
10 jeIbl!jIdtia purteI:id, ME bic MeuBes
runneu N0po!eon'5 Guf Ct. Ge!eia unb
Serfo!gcE iuie oieie bGurtiddIid Den SDed,
ben Gerfailer III iensT gSsjie Jeraa53ubciz
Zen uao Die ShU!D an icinen 5eblern uno
Siuoen, no iid bieie Hiht gGrj ableu0=
men laiIen, i!et5 2tnoeren aur5uburoen.
Dpd audi babel lit Scfierion 0auiS eit
3ipar tIuger, obec Gan3 1tsiler uHo bot3erz
ncr @eieu, ipd3rcno in Den 8ebeupsungen
0iapolcon's aud ba, no lie dut'5 6rsd1itc
Der fei1geitetlteu gei6tdtliden Wabrbett
iu's 0ejid)t ldl0ger, Die Strait zines Ietbit
burd oen turbtbarten G6iGlaIsnebiel
Eiht sebro hcuen, ie!tenen Genie5 ST. Gage
tritt.
gialb 0en,, mas mir bis iebt BON Den
OenfrpiirDigteitcn bcs 0auptts Der ameris
taniiden liioitaatI;1cH NebeIion geleDcn
babell, finS fs sbeuio IangipeiIi8, ME Die
bes 6ouptcs Der ungurilOen Nebel!tort,
nit Dem gan;cu @i0euiiun ulo Gj0cuoiins
feL &~o1utb's, aber obne &onutb's nobleH
CHM.
@enn bas gScrf bou Seferion 0apis
einmaL pnlltGnDig porIie9en tuiro, oann
!uerpeu ftp WelegenDeiten bieten, auf Die
nihtigiten 2Dstle oslicIben SurIdsutoms
men.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25

bic 6erren BebeL uno Muer bertreten
tperoen, lteut ieoen 3uiamlneHbang nit
BEN 9ibIltlten III @breoe unD iheiltt Quz
lprlub 1lf ben HaMen elmer II dtionaIen
Ydrtel erbeben Su lDolen. Qlrn 30. Wt6r3
belt NIer cine OrittbqlbitinoiQe Neoe
in oielem Gimme, bic in ibren Qluoriifeu
euf Bismard unO bic Gonieruatipen BON
elmer fir 0eAtj6lano InerG0rter 6iGrs
belt mar. lleber oas 0erbdltnib al Den
Jiibiliiten lagte er oartn: ,YEir Deuti6)en
SojlnloemotrateH baben II ur inioferH
GDmpatDie nit Den ruillGeu 9tibiliiteu,
ais oiele bic 9lel6berebIi9Gug asita Der
arbeitenoen 8eoOlftrIag anitreben;
troBoem t0nneH mir Die ii t st ubtano
rotbwenoige 2aftif ur Otutl d.
Lamb Mot geeignet erotbier." -
2Sle man hieraus eriiebt, lit ana fir
Dcrrn Nuer Die Srage pe5 &Dnig5moross,
ooer Der S6reden5berridGft ieOi9Ii1 cine
SrGge Der Gattif; - Ipenn ibn lol6e
IiiItel fir OeutidlGgb uQeeisnet" eriNiez
men. iplrOe CT iih nibt idcuen, lie gu
enlpfeblen. Su cieieln Sinnc entSeGnete
ibnl 1ub Der Nftniltcr D.. Buittamer:
vGs giebt (uEter ben SoSiGlocmofratcn)
5Dci Trdttionen: ejue gans cTtreme,
loSiGl zreoptNtioHdre. uno eilts OF
disant 9emGBigte. Die cine lit Die
SrottiDn Warat t, Die arbcre Die Sraf-
tom &obespierre. 3a Der erite! 1e=
bOren Wt o It uno 0G elmann. Gleie
MAIDEN eS liO leiOt; tie nebErsn Seoen OIL
Der 0nrgeI, ibr prattii6es Eerrain lit
Otoro, SroHo uno a%li8elHciuer l!1ni1uro.
0te Srattion H~tobespierre betradtet Die
Sahe ettuas idlei6enoer, metbo0tider;
lie preoigt omar Den a%!9emeinen I'm.
itur3, aber tie lagt: vl8oau 10
piele Qttentate uub WorStbateN, oas
lit nidt iebr biibi6 pout moraIiideH
StanDpuntte, mir polen crit QlQe5 urter=
graben onr6 unermiioiidle Qlgitotion."
Die Y0rtei 90 # 1T ebr nieI
inIuBrci0ec in Der SoSlaIoemoz
tratie, ais bic 0artet YebcIs
Qiebtne6t. Bebel ruff: %InpabrD
Der Gner9ii6e befommt ftets Die tpeniger
Gnergiihen uad)."
0arin piro 0r. Buttfanler DobL redt
babeu; tUentgl1eus pdrc e5 punoerbar,
menn IS 1T oielcr Stniidt gerane bel DEN
So3ialtiten anoers lein ioute, ais es bis=
Der bel allen repoIutton6ren 8arteien ges
meien lit. 0oB Die 5ergen UebcI,
Qiebtne6t. Nusr PIP. itarf genu9 iein
loUteH, UNI ben StrOm Der lo3iatbeu1oe
tratiihsn 8etpegung in oas Bett Der frieO>
IiGen, natiouaIen Mcfprm All ~leitcn,
aIaubt ibnsn in OeutiAlanb gtiemoAO;
llno pieIIetdt gIaEben iie ielblt cs Hibt.
Sbre 8errpabrungen geeen Die oirefte
Werbinbung nit Den 9tibililten Omit oss
ieu 81 i%pmpatbiiirsn liz iIbcrbanpt ni4t
Ieugnen) wiroen aliO Die berriGrnoen
@cwalteiI in Deutihlano gemiB Mot oas
BON ubbaIter, internationoIe WtdBreael1
gegen Die vlmiturSpartclen" ms 4Sert Su
ieber. iDeun anoers bic itbrjgsu WrOBs
mGd)te babel mitnn6en nolIen. Bis itBt
fretli6 l6eint man nur crit auf BEN aIteu
Oreitailerbuno uno SpGuien reGust gu
f0rnen, ober peber aui Gr9lanO, nod aut
5raufreiG, ooer StaIieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25

germ aud Obne Wurrcn angcnommen
ipiro: - bo5 lit i'll Der Weldidte DEF
StuatSfinansen nod ni6t bagemeien nnO
tpirp aud ipobL in europa nie crlebt meroen.
Natitlih mare lie aud bier ni0t mO8z
LID gemeieh, Noun ebeu nibt Die @ins
naDme: llsberI6iiiie 10 9roB ruaren, OaB
ben Oldubi9cru Die gSabl Smilden baarer
Wid3atlung ibrss Saritals, ODER Der Nn@
nabme nit0ri9ereH .3i1itS Gcitelt iperDcn
tonnte. - Stun. wie gela9t, an ipI6e
8unoer Der SinanSfunit (Otc iIbrigens,
iuenlt mar baS @elb oaSu bat, gar feline
bcionoere Sum- il ilt) tpaGt man IN europa
leIblt in ieincn fiibnlten Srdumcn nidt 81
bcnfen. &ber Don Der 1ebre, tDcl0e Die
S~inansIage Der Ser. StaateH itber oen
8ortbeil Der inbiretten Steuern ~licfert,
f0mnte ma briibcn pobl Gubcu 5iebeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25
SraOenf6mapfe lit Sniuois.

Wit i~pentgeu NusnaDmeu Orebteu it6
aub Die SIlinoter u emetnOes
wa5len, Die in Den leBten Sa8en ltatt7
%fa1oeI, leoigll0 nm Die Nrage: Mttrb5s
D1n5 ODER teins. Oiun tam olcle
SSaUlen liNlih eineu fortaeieBtcn &f
nit Dem Sra6en nsunen oenn allentbals
ben iuaren alte uuo iunge Sempsren5iueiz
ber atf Dem Rompiplase.
So III u oG bet6eiligteu ii6 bic
9raden gan3 brett al Der Ma9l. sic
batteTt bort ben ihtpaben Staotratb pers
mod)t, cine itdOtiihe 8crorbnung ansus
nebntet, tpona6 BET Der Srage u@irtDs>
hauS oosr ni6t" Die gBciber mititimmen
o%ir1eu, tpern audi ibre StimmsetteI in be-
lotOere Sditen 0etuorfen !peroeu mulicn.
WttnoeltenS tauleno EemperenSDraNcn
rudten in Jtodforb am ySabttaae in Den
Oerlbieoenen Narbs oil ibre StimmtGiten
H|o sabeH tbre @abIaetteL 9egsH oas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1881-04-25
@nnoert Wsiatonen 1teberf6mb.

QSie muB europGilden Sinun3miniltern,
- tpie mus namentlid benz 6iirlten SiSs
mard ser 4luno pGiiern. Denn er bort,
Oab nab OorlGuftger 8ere1 hung Die 8unz
ht5talie Der Ser. Staten fir ba5 &eds
uunasiE br pom l. Sult 1880 bis gum 30.
"}uHi 1881 einen baarcn ueber d. II +
Dr. GtluaDmcn Ibsr Die Gus9aben uoU
100, ic8e bunDert MiIliOncnO l.
lars Eaben tpiro. 6unoert Miuionen
Collars. oa5 itno mebr als Oierbuns
bert 0tlltouen Wart!
llno 9nbei gebt Die Sahc gans nit nas
tirliu,H Oingcu 81. Sn Den ocsi eriteu
Gnar!alen 0es SobreS, D. 3. bonn /. Suli
1880 bis 81. OiGrS 1881 betrugen Die 6 ~
Il b en- Der 8uuOesfaiie:
aus |iIiubrS0Ueu 147, 107, $50
tN;ino. Stcucru.......... 9,S94.353
alien unOereH Gueuen...... 23,005. 2J2
5uiammeu................ 267,O JG,7 O5
OadeG.u Die u usga6en:
l|auieu2c @trpaltungSfoieu.... 13S. 1862. GA
SiHleH ctr SuuoesiWulO....... Us. 1885