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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
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in Baltimore. 0erielbe tpiro pom Bal
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8emerfunsen erl6utert uno ersdn5t:
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theil baben, ais bic SlnelosS a9len,
pel6e iiberbnupt erft Dor 1900 Sa6ren
in bic @eibi6te eintroten.
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niebereebru1en uno ben e%rfinounsss
reiden MDnsOleu seSeist, bas fie ibuen
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linen on Graft nnS S8eisbeit INNER
poraus tuar. @ermanen unO @nglo.
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teutoniiden ooer Id6iIhen &afe, baben
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sSGbrer. 9eur bic inbo,germanii6en
Spra6en baben cine 8ufunft uno BRET
ten fh aus, ielbit Der ibperjun9ise
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idmmtli9 auf benz Nusfterbe : @tat;
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11

Nnfeinbuns. Mdn Iebe nun, tuie bns
Seuti9e in Iinaoru unn IN 9olen sebost
mirb. umanrn's tIDlirter8 pltsfdmm, Der
ais bnrbariiber Berwi5ter emit in bic
@ei6i9te @Mrppn's e~intrat, Der feline
@riltenS Strbmen beutI6eu 8lutes Ders
bantt, bic ibn aus ben 5eiieln tiirfii6er
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ter benz S9irmbahe oeuti6er &nltnr
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oung nit Dem 5orti6ritte Der @eifter
uHb ben @euus leiuer Sriidte peroauz
fen.
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eolen (5ranjoIen nit Snoianern I'M
Bunoe) UNI bic 9e9emOnie fdmpfeu uno
Die 1ie ~fortpdbrenb Die 8a6e balten
muBten fir teutpnii6es @eIen, erft am
0alatuare mo Mobarpf, Damn on oenIGes
9banies uno ben See'n, am Ncihinippi
uno am 3fio @ranoe, Die lie in Der bes
riibmten S6la6t bel DUBBED 1859 inter
8Dlfe euoli6 fie9teu. 9ieies bat uns
or. Giste in ieiuer @orleIuHs iebr 6I616
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i9en Selbern ii6er 4ttila &ulturiieae
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Sabren bic Iu9fo=5 adien i'm @eiten
(ameritd) geeeu lire nit MOneDlen uerz
biHoeten Stiefsei9ptiter, Die 9elten. auf
Der @ahe itebeu muBteH, 10 ha6en beute
bic 9eutiden, ibr teuioniider Bruoers
itumm, I'M Often ae8en Die Slapeu uno
MagDdren (Sal6drier nit mOngpltidem
Dilute eemii9t) auf Der 8ade 3u ite6en
uno un Die 6egemonie III fdmDfen. -
Die 9ermonen i'm Often 6a6eu lhon tbre
8rn0oods eeba6t, aber nod nidt ihren
@olfe, troboem ibre YSdla6t bon Que
bsc" gemIiiermoBeH 6ereits itatt9eTunoen
6nt. 9ielefbe 8eoeutune, pel9e bic
S6fa3t pon Quebec fir bic Nu9loz
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bate, miiiien mir 9eutihe ben S6ln6-
ten pDn Sabopa uno Seoan in europa
beime6en. Sber glcubt Sbr, Die Sean
Grapauos tpiroen 10 er6ittert Ga6e fir
Sa6Gma eeidrieen huben uno jest &ez
pan6e briiten, ooer oas TartarenoOlf
an Der 90nnu miiroe beute oteO Ii t1ben
10 bofien, tueuu tbueu ni6t uQmdbliS Die
@iniiat ~auf9eodmmert wdre, oaB nit
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iie perlorer lit, jemuis iUieoer, aud nur
entferut, bic &OIe gu ipielen, melde fie
inter ben 9oruiHs, ben Bour6Onen uno
g1npoleonieen in Der eurOpdIiden @es
ibi6te seipielt baben? 2argInm aber
ii6er orbeitet ii6 beutI9er SleiB mn
rin9t Ii6 oeutife &raft emprr.-Sr.
5iste wito Ge1t be6alteH: Den Eeus
tOnen, b. b.. ben 2lngloz5 adien uno ben
@ermanen, gehDrt Die 3ufdnft!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
4uSIGnOi56eS.

Die Grbeiten FIR bas beut=
I6e 9iuil9eieBbuh limb 10 melt sebieben,
baB i'm 2aufe bieIes Sabres bic Cont
miffiouen CUR 8erat1un9 Der @nttuurfe
5HIamnentreteu tueroeH.
Ger 9emeinbernt6 BON
Raris bei6lDB nit 48 sesen z Stimmen
Die 8erpaltuns aufSufOrbern, baB oas
nit bisfretiondrer @erualt Gusaeftdttete
Corps Der SittenpoliSei in fir5efter
Sriit u%Olftdn0ig mnterbridt tuerbe; oenn
Die Gittenpoli5ei iei cine srunoIdsli9e
8srlesuus Der peri6nli6en Sreibeit uno
babe tueiter feinen @usen, als onB fie
Gfanoal uerurIa6e.
Swei 8pramiben finb, pie
iber &rim eemelbet tpiro, in Der 91be
pDn @assarob, i'm NOroen bes alten
se6ffnet tuorben, iuelde bon
stuet R6nisen Der ie9ften 9nnnitie er.
baut finb unb beren Gdnse uno 8immer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11

figen, 1T Bel ben upri Solos pertretes
tenen a~enoerunsefi piel sr6Ber, nls
bies Blatt snseben MN. 4ner=
fennung uerbient es ieooh, Daft
fib bic Aufmerfiamfeit Der 8reiie eirieni
@ebiete 5nruenbet, bas ii5 bis iest aa5u
oft ~lsnorirte. Gs 1T aud redbt bebeu.
tunssuon, baB Elm 10 Observation-Disclosures
8latt mie Der rGolUs" bic Orbnung
unb 9isciplin Der fatbolii9en unb euar-
ge(iI6en &irGe Ger OrtbOoUren sum
Beiipiel anftelt. Die nd6fte Comic
quer5 aug bie1el grfenntniB miiBte bo9
bic iein, haB man aufb6rte, oieie beiben
&irden in i6rem BeiiBftanoe su ft6ren,
unh bic 8eriube aufsdbe, lire 8efenner
our9 Die einmirfung weltli9er Weittel
CUR prtbobOrsn &ir9e iiber5uflbren-
Gnttit 1T aud zines, uub ni6t
oas seriuefte Der nebel, an benen bic
ort6oopre Stride frnntt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11
eDe0Iaadrs@tsu sstS gertT@I6ne
cenerrefar ttHo BET eGSpets.
g rDp. g hlefieu.

8reslau, II. San. Die beuti9e 8res-
lauer 3eitung i6rei6t: 2lus DEM Muii,
be zines Nugenjeusen oe8 Ibi6ieosa
Jio6ert Slums pDn 8reslau b6rten mir
na6Itebenbe bu6interefante &emini5=
cen5: 8or benz blauen Siri6 auf Der
OblaueritraBe mogte Der NbI6ieostrn=
bel UNI Blum, Der eben ieinen @a9en
beitieg, nm Die fir i'm perbdu9niBupue
&eiie mad @ien dnS utreten. 5reunoe
uno @eItnmunss9enoiieH in GROCER 3abl
maren er16ienen, Inn ben bo69efeierten
8%olf8manne 2ebetpo6l gu insen, N1e in
9e5o6eniter Gtimmung, u Qrnolb
Ru9e na6bentli6 uno abrntbeno, ni6t
einftimmenb in Den nllsemeinen Subel,
lonbern mod i'm leBten N%ugenblide, i'm
Moment oes Giniteigens, Blum Suruz
feno: Blum, fabre nidt mad @ien,
tie iuerben bid bdn9en bortl" @ie iez
Der infer 2eier iueiB, bate Der 8arner
leiber &e6t eehabt, peni9e @O9en ipd=
ter b~eiieselte Blum in Der 8risittennu
bel Bien feline ueber5eu9un9 nit @ieinen'
0inte.
8rDbIu5S ranoenburg
Berlin, 13. San. = Die Dame,
tuelde Die llrid6e bes perlnufene4 NueQs
I'M Sranffurter Stnbtmdib9en 9etueien,
Itebt eegenrpdrtis in ibrem 80. 2ebens=
ia6re. Sreiin 2iobp BON 2attuit mar
Die am 4. HcDember 1912 gebcrene
iiinaite Eo6ter beg Baron S6eobor
b. 2iitttpis, peritprbenen @rbgerrn Guf
S9lOB Ofittelftein i'm &reiie @lab, aus
Der gbe nit @rGfin Sfi6pre 2punr.
5reiin 2iobD nermdblte fid am II. Mai
1886 nit benz &9l. preusiiben &auumer=
uno lieutenant O.. .. GooIf bon
5r6blt6, tpuroe ader i'm uOrigen Sabre
bon oemieI6en gei9ieoen. Sic gscorte
pDn so RieieH=9 arbiiten Sriebrib @ilz
bem'S l., mei9e bic MardI-gras-Quns
briae i'm &6nigli6en S6loB einfu6ren
lon, mirb aus ii6er IL 3oa meifenoen
Officieren u~nierer @arHifOn bethlehem.
9o6en, Is. San.-Drei RenI6enles
ben tuaren bel einem nDr einiaen Tagen
in benz 9orfe MeIen auseebro9enen
S6aoenfeuer, tpel6es uermutblid mics
Der our9 ru6loie 9anb angele9t 1T, in
in ben 6lanmen ibren COB 81
Sas benz 9otteperbanoe eeb6s
unter Administration beg Mi9lens
Bfiser ftebenoe WObnbaus
nit @etreibemiible, Stall= uno 8emiien=
Jebdube itano Rorsens nm brei 1br
ol6Bli9 in Sldmmen. Die i'm o6eren
Stodperf i6lafenoen beioen S59ne
RHi9er's, iofpie Elm @drtner, fpnnten
t9 Dor Der 9efabr res 8er6rennens
tur bur6 etnen Sprung nus benz 6euiter
-etten. @dbreno bic erItereH beioen
nit benz blpBen S9red bnnon famen,
,rlitt Der lestere babel einen Mrmbru9.
1T fait feline eeiammte Sabe,
oDie bic Meble uno grnteporrdt5e uere
,rannt.
Berlin, Is. Sau.-Sn Ste9lis iii,
pie bas y8. Srbbl." mi:tbeilt, Der
0berfeuermann Saaf on Der 6ersbeutel<
udferiudt am @ontag ~aefor6en. Der,
eide mar 2ebrer idmmtli6er in ben ums
ie9eueen Srtf5aften erri6teten f~reifDifs
igeu Seueruebren uno bat ala icfher
'OrtreHli9es seleiitet.
Berlin, IL. Sanuar. - ueber einen
GuttermOrbueriud, perbunben nit
Selbitmore, tpel6sr beute Nit<
az perI6t trOroen, piib folaenbes NIT
Der Ratrpie Rar5iaser fam
Ieute gegen Rittns in Die @obnrns iei<
Ier SHUTTER, Se6rbeninerItraBe 81, uno
ierfudte, ibr @elb ab5upreieu- Die
mics feline S~Or6erunsen ie6od
ab, ba fe ielbft IN blrftisen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11

926einpfala. 8. Sanunr.-Sn Rirma.
Ieu5 ftdrb am 5. b. Der Genior Der borz
tiaen Sdu9fa6ritunten, Beter &aiier,
67 Sabre off.
8pIeuheim, IL. San. Der fri6ere
airfdrermeifter uno ip6tere 9ripatier
g., Der @elb geser BuherSinfen aussuz
iei6en pHeste, lift iptrlos oerIhnunben.
92an nermut6et eirleu @etpnltaft G;eitens
zines Der Shuloner.
Waanben, II. San. 91n9 laneem
9eioen, jebU6 uHermnrtet i&nea 1T Der
Sbermai6iRenmeiiter a. Q. Safob Sc,
berlein, Der grfinoer Der betannten
8remie fur GifenbabH5iiee babisr 9eitor.
BEN. 6eberfetH mar 1925 in Rotb Bel
girnbers eeboren.
4mbers, IL. Sem. - Offisinl Geib
BON Gulsbnd tDuroe tuegen &mtsuntreue
81 ! Sabr gefdnsriB nerurtheilt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-02-11


Baiellaub, 10. Sanuar.-2ebte Mo6t
i9oB, mad Der Gdw. @ren5p. elm felt
fir5er Belt in 8ottmingen iootnbafter
S6ufter 9isler pDn 9ornaG einem IN
Binntneen ipobnerben iungen G6nei=
Der, 9amens Sob. Grni, cine auael in
Die 8ruif. 8eioe batten in elmer @irtb.
i6aft IN GOttmin9en @CrtipehIel, tuos
rauf Ge Dor bns Sals gingen, no bas
nnslid sei6ab. Differ fam Dor Sur
gem erft aus Der gtrdfanhalt IN Colo
thnrn, mo- er 4 Sabre ab3uliben bate,
neil er einen jun9en Meninen erffoden
bate. @rni Iebt nod, i9mebt aber stpis
f6en lob un6 Qeben. Disfer tuurbe
glei9 na6 Der Tbat BON iungen BUR-
iden 9epadt, gebunben uib Dem 2anos
idser IN 8%inninseu 5ugefhbrt. Beibe,
9isler unb Grni, fir6 Golotburner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
NL'SIC.
DIV Fl TIE.

The amusing trihc which bears this title and
,,hirn may now be witnessed nightly at the BiiOu
rhrotrc Is ono of those bright ana entertaining
Uttle ourrcttas Of which French authors are pro-
life and which French composers have the knack
mr. setting TO music 80 pretly. There is nothing in
il TO demand serious consideration. but at this ho
day season when thcatIegorrs seem 10 seek rather
IN he amused than to be- instructed. works ol the
sor, oppcar to be- particularly timely. 70 thu class
,yhi,h cares only bc cntertaincd for an evening
and il satisfied with bright and lively music pretty
faces a handsome stage setting and fresh and rl-
Liant drrs,rs OlIvcttc" rs presented at the Bljou
Theatre. viii doubtless prove attractive and satSti
ma, The plot is not especially clever nor is the
dialogue brilliant but there is plenty OF fun. there
il an nbunIanc, of puns most OF them shockingly
nadl and the pirc, has the merit OF being quite IN
rn,rnt and Tree from coar>cneSs and YulgaIity, Il
,nrrit not possessed 10y most mnlcrn French comic
operas.
TN, music which NJ. Andran has written for it is
nclodious and graceful and ut times full of spirit
and rndurd with that Gallic vlvarlty and snap
yhh are 50 essential to he success of operas of tins
.ort I'm it's original form. "Oliycttc' was not an
oprra boutir, but an opera coniqnc. 50 that its
music is sometimes quiet and lltllc serious but
.,y,.rol Of the numbers notably the finale To the
first act. the cns,mhlc il TIE lal scene and CAPT
tni song tor IN ,'tit in the third act the Torpedo
,"L ,h, " Lnlr" have the zeal houtlc spirit and 20
x;fh Great yieor. The opera has been richly put
mnnn the stage. The scenery Is excellent. the
dr,ss,.s are brsht striking, and "i'en rrhVrkabiy
witty and there j. a capital chorus in which ono
~ ,,,,Is,u tn recognize faces which have been
FAMILIAR 10 MS on the boards OF the Academy Of
NuAir Both the singing and acting ale good.
Mis-. catherine Lewis with her drnare Coquetry
and her graceful bcaIIng Is charming in the title
part and she sings prrttlly and wiih good taste
Sir. liowson and Mr.. Dghy Bed both have good
sonps and prOYOk much nllrl IN crorSlur parts
und Mr. Armand who has better opportunities than
in " Dnk II and pIll' develops 'inSuNIectGd powers
49, , ,ornISt. For the rest Miss Tray. Miss Jan
sen and Mr.. Barton ali dO good work ana the
plccr moves with smOOthnesS and spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
THE CONDITION or THE TEELSrRY

The Treasury statements Tor the beginning
,f the new year. though delayed, are satlstac-
torv Tine reduction of debt, less cash in the
Treasury. amounts to 5000. $50 96. and is
DIM. f. an addition of $3.50 II, 2G2 to the stock
of gold coin aud bnlon not covered by gold
certificates outstanding. The guild reserve. IN
excess of ccrtilic ltcs not held III the treasury,
amounts to $l5O2l3,715, while the silver
owned Ivy the Treasury has diminished to
N43.Ol5,O8S. The latter change Is due to
LARGELY Increased issue Of silver certificates,
If which there were outstanding and not
IN the Treasury, $2G,501,9 December
/ and %36, l277I1 January |. An intla-
tiou of 50. G22,725 IN this species Of paper
currency during a single month has cO0prialcd
with the threat Of the three per cent funding
hill to prevent an increase OF b nix cIIrula-
tion. and admOIishcs Congress thai the law
authorizing thu issue of these certificates and
fine coinage Of silver ought to be Immediately
and seriously examined in the light of expert
cucr. The demand for silver dollars during
December fell short of the amount coined by
ohout $500. 900, and the increase during the
month in the amount of all silver held was
4A3G.I yG. The amount of gold certificates
no, in Che Treasury has been reduced to
SOS. $50. but the lcgal-icndrrs in the
Treasury, not represented by certificates OF
dcposit outstanding, have been reduced to
~. 76l ,3lS, decrease of about %2,l00,G0O
during the month.
Wells, Fargo & Go. have just issued their
annual statement of the ploduction OF prcc-
ious metals. they report for 1850 yield OF
S33, 522,lS2 gold, and Tl0.OO5,3Gf silver.
showing an increase over 1870 OF about
81 900 600 gold and ~, 400, 900 silver. Bat
the Unlcd States Treasury holds less gold
than it did mt the beginning Of 1850, al
though The imports of specie during the year
have been $53, lG5, GGS III excess of exports,
rs officially reported TO the end OF November
besides ~ G,ll3,30l mt N,w-lOrk alone in
December. While over SOB, 100000 have
been added to the stock Of gold in
the country. or nearly $1O0,0O0.0O0
besides the amount probably used in
the arts, the gold in The Treasury has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08


Mr. Tlicn il rOt merely robust. lie Is trlShy.
That " Ii k'opJohn k"lyln politics.
An enhancement of the Cabinet 70 membership
Of - thousand would meet great pol teal want at
th!, TINT
curion- INSIGHT INTO NDuthen rO'ltlc4 Il fur
ri.h,d ny the ctId of q Dcnorratic candid1t' Tor
deputy sheriff IN Atlanta. He announces that a
uyal caadidlto IS crd.Avoring 20 q elame me by
inycnting and circulating The report that / first
came here as a Yankee solder IN Sherman $
arm,. and aida: - pronounce his statement a
,ualIr.ou, IA. der. Ipry.r served IN the Federal
army. his frank aN0wal - reproduced Wlth"n'
rugIurut bv IN II,lBrNH. which ventures 10 nope
tnat Al, III r.pruduction will nor he ccnsnrcl as
needle - revival of the accused spirit Oh scclloh-
all,lu.
The question Of Reapp IrtIoumcnt is much too i'm
rort,rt a one to ne d.ruled at this session ot Con-
yr.s. There is not sufficient tim" for adequate dis
cusson nor is a Democratic majority the proper one
To decide.
ltls noticeable that IN accordance with the eter-
nal ttuc-, of things the local Democratic Reorgan-
u RS proceed t. thor task with the pace aud de-
ucanOr OF uudcrtIkers.
EA- Senator Chngr,an. of Moth Carolina. thinks
President Garfield would make The South happy and
hasten the era of good feeling bv putting an Old
Line Wing in his Cabinet. This Is the first appear
oucr of tins familiar suggestion tpr Tour years. III
was made oririn y 10 President Hayes. and be WIS
50 favorably imp, sse with it that he adopted 1t.
What W Is the result When the Old Line Wing
selected tor the place remarked in q wcll-mcanmg
,yav that he thought the war of the hcllOI WAS Il
intake the S0d South III ise a. one man ana
hooird him 80 loud and long that he WAS forced m
srli-,l, nee to turn Republican. ]hc experiment
was ridiculous ia lure. cons crrd from The recon-
citation pun of view and there Is not the slightest
prospect that G.ueia Garfield viii repeat It.
There il lull in the Ia about Chalmers and
hi, thrce-stolcn seat but il means no good to him.
lis own party press declines 10 take up his case.
and il ~ one of the sures events of the uture that
he Will br tipped ont Of the char, AMI Its iSaUul
occupant seated IN Ills pace.
The confession that the Morey letter was Il forgery
has not vet reached The UOrid office yet it started
three days ago Just the street. THIS is the
slOwrst transit on record.
1t is remarked By the Southern Democrats that if
the negroes will "eschcw' politics, all will be
serene and the Solid South will march peacefully to
prosperity Suppose the negroes consent. what is Ia
be done with the thirtv-hve seats i'll Congress to
which they rutitled Will the South consent 70
"eschew" thcln1 or Will II continue to steal thcmf
Ii Barnum makes u confession he should put II in
the form OF ~ affidavit and have it certified To by
pcrsous of uuquestIoncd yeracity
n may be regarded aS conceded by the erIdItc
Democracy that Garfield does know how to spell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
TIE DEBATE on REFUNDING.

If any one wishes to know why the credit
of the United States is not better than tlat
of any other nation, let him read the report
of the debate III the House on the Fund
ing bill. The resources of the country are
practically boundless. Its surprising develop.
ment OF industries. and its enormous production
of staples necessary to the crowded p0pua-
tons OF other lands, have placed under con-
trlbuuOn all the money markets of the Old
World to supply the gold demanded III New
York. It's deLt-paying power is the marvel of
Other civilized nations. No other great nation
is reducing its public Indebtedness with equal
rapldity no other IS growing is fast III
wealth, population, productiveness or conf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-08
IL Is particularly valuable in specimens of forms
peculiar to the western coast.

IL Is particularly valuable in specimens of forms
peculiar to the western coast.
General and Mrs. Grant will be the guests Of Gov
ernor Cornell. at Albany, from Monday, January
II, to Friday the 21st. They will then 90 to Troy
accompanied by Governor and Mrs. Cornell.
The Boston Memorial Association calls upon tina
public for contributions for the erection of satue
of Theodore Parker The late n C. Nash left SIS 600
which will serve as the nucleus OF the fund.
General J. r. Hawley has Just received from a
number of members of the Centennial Commission
handsome silver vase as a recognition of his ser.
vices while president of that body. The vase {,
made of absolutely rure silver from the Virginia
uine and ~ a foot and half high.
Adelina Pat,i is now singing in Madrid for N.
fr.t time III seven years. She has been received
b. the King and QGeen. who presented her with
their portraits. Upon the evening of her first an
pe1rance she Wore a pink satin gown, and was al.
most covered with flashing jewels.
Congressman Orth, who il said to be proud OF hi.
German ancestors and of his snowc ge Of the Ger.
man tongu.. is described by merry friends "a al.
dressing the An TRAN Emperor at Vienna in this he.
loved language. The Emperor, it is related. after.
ward men TONED Mr.. Ortiz 10 anOi CT American in
mpmentarv terms; ard then added What
WIS he dialect IN which 'ir. Ortiz delivered his adj
dress know, of uise, that 1t WAS lot English
an Thong t THAI dc Get ID some faint traces o.
the IcIiO;i;" tongue III some OF the words"
TIE layoIite wife OF the Sutan OF Morocco died AZ
Fez in November. She was thrty-four ye1rs NJ
ago. and had been the queen Of the Harem for
twenty y,Irs. Sne Wao removed from her apart
mcnt, to Il kiosk in The Palac" Garden, bnt tbo
change did not ben fir her. and tie Sultan ordered
that she be buried in the kiosk wlI.re she died
ElQht court officers dug her grave. lie Sultan wal
wrapped in a costly shawl, ami all her clothing was
In IN her grave, rhat no livngperson might wear
any Of IT, Her jewels were broken n he grave
and the agmentS ven to The ppOr And after ths
nt"Tmp 10 the furniture IN her aDt.iments was do
mOlIshed and the rooms were AL Toe ed.