davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
@tehti,drffe.

@bicaeo, 21. GprfI.-8ie 3ufnbr BON
Gdpeilen belief i'd, beute auf Is, 900, Die Ser
iellOung ouf 5000 Stiif; be Breiie pariirteu
stuiiGen $5.7O unb $3.50. - 9tinbpieb: .3u~
fuhr $500, SerienOung 5000; Sertduie gu
1925 bis $685.. : Gdjaule: 3uf4br 250O,
Serisnoung 600; Snf6ufe Su $5.25 bis $500.
ct. 2ouis, q. April.-S Sdliueiue: Ser
t6ufe Bn $685. bis $3.50; 3ufubr 6400, Ser
ienouHe 29O0. +&inouieb: Ycrfdufe 81 $3.50
bis $500; 3ufuhr 2400, SerienOuHg 2200.-
SHaote: .&erIGufe su 81 SO bis 5000; gu.
fuhr 2100, e9srienoung 700.
Gait 9ibertp, Benni., 2l. April.-
9le 3ufubr BON RinSuieh bCtrne S34 stiid;
s'ertduie au 81 so bic $500. Shwctns: 3ns
fphr 1900; 8erfdHfe AZ $3.50 bis $6.70.
-gduofe: 3ufubr 5000; Berfaufe gu S4,l5
bi8 $50,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Gin tlteenOIjdler Wt6rOer pernr=
ffRilfA

6lemtngton, N.sS., 81. April. - Sn
oeitI @erid,te bon 6uuterbonsGOuntn inter oem
SO,fts bss OberriGterS Searslep wuroe &C.
fern Der 14ei6brt0e SObn Biernlan pagen Der
i'm Irsten DECEMBER IN Gambertuille erfol9ten
@rmorbun9 oes 12eidhri9en 3beooor 8arfer
auf flint Sabre IN oas 3uAthaus geiGidt.
einem 6cuer, ale Sherman berbei fam uito oas
iClbe ousmudte. Die 6Ol9e bieruon mar elm
Gtleit, bet weldlem Biermau ben Barter rtiea
oariAlug rno itm iooann eln langes Wefler IN
oos 3cS fiicB. 5tlbiiueritduDlifl mar Barrier
,Gfort cine 9eife. Piumnr entftoh iiber Oas
oafials ben @elarare bcOedenoe @is al bas
ontere nfsr ocs 8luiIss, tuaroe abu an fOlgeu,
ben Gage pGbaFttt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Sin 0r0tffi6er TS,tnS

GbtcagO, 81. Slpril.-5 eiuem @nlier=
bChGlter I'M 8udr0ume 0eS b,eligen neuen 3Oa=
urO BofamtSgebdu0es nrr0e heute eilIe Der
pCile 2etde uuf9efunOCu, pelde fif aQem 2l1-
.idletne nOf idOn mebrereW bort beiuuOeu
bate. Qion glanbt, OaB bic lIebcrreitc Oieicnis
gen bc8 BoiiclerfS Sbomalin iiuS, rpelhCr Dor
hre, gicnotcn oeridmanO, uadloem man eut-
bGdt bette, NaB er gCiuiIie, Ourd Ocu Serfoui
bon &OIiieMpcIn gel0ite @eIGer ulteridlaget
hotfs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
NmIheteIs eIsrnInffntieli.

8riogep @oun., 21. Aprd. - OaS
Bulpenlaga3in Der llnieH Metalltc Cartridge
Comp" in 2Seit StratfOr0, ctn0 Nteilen
ron bier, III tueldem iid1 1000 TdB1en @ulucr
beIon0en, fog fltrS nad) IL llbr beWte Sorz
mittag IN ole 2uft. Die @eb0uoe in bieier
Sta0t mnreen mic bnrd ein @rObeben eridiit-
telt, uitleBerIonen iiiir5tCn 81 8oOen, mo cine
QrObe &nSabl 6eniter puroe Seri1uettert.
Wtan iG)G5t ben in Der Sta0t entltanOeneH
ShNOen Guf $4,000. Oiau Uermutbtt, oaB
Die @rplOiiou aui ir9en0 elne gSejie bon Smei
MGnnGn permiad)t murbe, meld)e i'll Der lfGbe
OeS 0fagasins nit Siidien auf eine Sdbei6e
ihpfen. @iner oieier WGnner, 9tameuS CD
bert Binncn, tpelder Sur 3sit Der @rplolion
etrpa 100 garD Don Dem @ebdu6e ftanO, erlitt
cine Sopimun6e; Der Nn0tre tuuroe Su 8o0ert
geifleuNert, ie6O4 JOINT nidlt OerIebt. Sopeit
crmittCIt 1T, gingen feline Menidenleben uerlo,
ren, gs befan6en f4 aUei auOere Ma9asine
III unmittelbarer gtGbe, Oeren ieOe8 ebenfaQs
eiua 1000 6GBhen Yuloer entbielt. Die @rs
ploiion uurSe auf piele 0teien i'm lmiteile Uerz
nDmMeu.
8tna6amt0n, N,zD., 81. 2tpril. -
9e9rn is ll6r bsute irib ertigneten Iidl ,iuet
irudtb0rc, betnabe glet6Stitige gSitrO.@lpcerins
@rploiionen IN ben @elp0lben Der ,,Oittmarz
YOnoer- -@orrS" III 6ieier Sta0t. llngefabr
iiinf 0itnuten ip6ter erplOoirten 10000 Bfuno
SdieBpulOer in eiHem etma 100 SUP BON bem
@etp6lbs 'gelegeuen Dta9aStlt. Die GebduOe
murDen 9dnSlid OemOlirt, un6 bic g4irfungen
Der @rplOfOn udGteu iid auf mcilsnUeiten
llmfreiie benertIidl. Die 2ufteri6itternn0
muroe an eiucm 40 Dieileu melt eutfeatten
Yunfts beutlif oeripiirt. Seiu MenI9 lpuroe
erbeblid oerlebt. Der Maun, iuel9er Die Sc
noble bedufiidti9te, entbefte, OaB in Solge
BON llnuoritd)t9feit bel Der Nfiidung BON
SGuen 6euGr ausgebiOden mar. Gr lparnte
Die iibrigen 2(ngeitellteu, unO ale retteten iid
bura i6leunige 6luat, ebe Die grploFOnen eiu4
trQcn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
9gn0rtfT 0tif etttett We00ftc,tr.

ytorf0lf, Yirg. 21. Npril. - 81. @lenz
nan, 8ebaiterr DeS y Srrgintan," ein broOrraz
genber 9emofrat, mur0e belte abenO aIi Der
StrGBe BON bem @buotaten gS. s. Stpanf,
einem 9leorIuiter, unge9riffen. Die Strc,teHz
ben murOen ausetrdn6er gerten uHO inter
6riebensbiir9idlaft geitellt. Die Sdpieriate,t
entitan6 aus einem am 10. 3. Wlts. I'm yGlt1z
mouber gSbtg" nrGffeutliftsn Sdlrsibeu
Span's, in meldem geeterer BEN Sir9inian"
an9riff. @lenuan nannte Smanf barauf bin
in elrenI hentiaen Qeitortifel eif1en 0iianer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Sin SdlcrtfT erSd1OfTett

We.mp is, &enn., 2l. Dtdr5. - g8. s.
Seattle, Sdertff bon &rittenben-@ -@ountb, pur6c
beutc friih nabe 0tariou, 2lrf., u Oteilen MORO
lid BON bier, pon eiucm ytcger erifOiien, mel
den er mesen zines @inbru9S oerbaften pO1te.
6iiIfsiderifi WtaO6or muroe bon Dem 9teger
peripnnhet. 2ebterer euttQm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Nin Eheltnnr nefdnfef.

@iImington, Del, u. april. .-8db.
reno albert 90ut8 uno eine Satin ais Jteru-
arf, 9Cl., beute BET Stanton, nabe gteluarf
auf eincm Suhrrerfe Oas @cleiie Der B6ila.
0eIpbia 0ilnlin9ton, Saltimorer 8abn" treu-
zen tupliteu, ipur6eu iie bon eiuem n0rNltf
gebenOen 3uge setrOffen unO augenblidli4 &C.
fTStrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
SaS tlrtBetI Der @iftntiTGerin Wtars
Aaretbe YrUot.

9arriionbHrg, Sira.i 21. Aprtl.
Tsgerin Marearetbe .Prbor, nel6e eines Ser-
Iudles on9efla9t mar, be 6diniIie 3. &. 8ilz
Iinmion's, ihres 9ienfberru, 5u bergiften, TT
ItuIoi9 bsfunOen nor6en uuo tuIroe beute 3u
bier Sotren 3ud.bauS perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
sic Wiirocrfrteo nttf Gnt,tDo.

9anSran3iscO, 21. April. - gfa4-
ridlten aus 9nmoa ergeben, Oa6 Die 8eaiez
ruEsstruppen felt Gem SoOe oss SSuigS Ota>
lietoa Die grobe SnleI Supaii 9dnsIid Inter
rporfen mo Dor etrpu 5rpsi 9obeu 80 Suiur=
aentsn su &moa ouf iener Sniel gefangen
genommsn bnbeu. Siinfsis Der bauptiddli9eu
sduttItu9s Der Sniurseuien, iieben gro5sSrissss
Comets, ltpei SauOnsn unS stue sroBs Ouan.
tiidt @nhsn fielen ben &sgieruusstruppeu in
bic 5dnOe. Die 5ouptmnd|t Der Sniurseuten
OFF Sapait, Gus 100 RuHu bsfeheno, III au
Der Gtreilmodlt bcs S5nigs iibugeaangen uMO
bot o,u pdnptlina Molua, ben Stihrer Der Re
beGsu, BON bet Sniel Uertrieben. Di. 2egies
rnneshuppeH turroeH ittt Die SniurQeutsu All
heg Sniel lpolu ouopiIsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Br6ttDe~

Bhtlabetpbia, 81. apiil. Bbilipp
@ndes 8ruuerei on 5hooI sane, uabe ben
EGllsp oes Sdupltia, brannte hsute nieoa.
@tre srOBe Guantitdt Ole, Borter ua6 Bisr
9in9 oerloreu. @erluR $5O, 700, s5erFaeruns
S37 800.
McGteaOr, Sa., 81. Aprll. = Das
aSlanosres pcuis" uno nsbrcre iletns @ebauoe
9ingsn seitsSn IN 6iammen auf. 8srlult
$4,000,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Gin tatbOItSdbeF @farFer ereOmmttts
H1fafrf

Sn6ianapolis, 81. april. = Sii9of
SiIas s. @bataro bat ii6 OeranloBt sieben,
Srotpnsburg, SnO., Oeuuis 9'DOnODaH, SH
srcommuuicirea un6 bat in Der hieIigen ct.
SObns=Satbebralc ben 8annflud iiber ibn aus
seiprO6eu. Der Bfarrer bate ii6 aspsisert,
cine uon leinen SOrsdnger contrabirte SmulO
su bs5ablen, obsleid Die 0tittel ba3u borbauoeH
fub, unO iein nnacboriam bat idlieBlit 5u
einein uubeilba1n 8rnd 3rpiifen ihm uHb Der
9i6Seie Smceunes sefiibrt. Der BiiAof bat
abTmols ssieist, oaB er elm itrenges 9iesimeut
iiibrt unb BON ietnen llHtr9ebener unbeOiugten
@ehorlam berlduat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
germtId1te sspef9en aus g3eIUs
Nct. l0rINtf1nrFf

IeWzDOrt, 2i. 9lpril. -E0w 9ampitr
.eclei" ans europa bro6tc $235 900 III
HnIS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Cine GedJtsfra9e, tpeIdte Onrdt etne
SSetterS brttuff eufffottO.

9temz9 orf, 21. Npril.-Sn Jlr. 6, 9OlOz
fruBe, rcm 8aummpllmagaSin ces 6rn. SboS.
gSalibr brad gegen ll6r heute friib 6euer aus,
pelhes cine 0Iuanttdt 8aumwolle unO ionz
figeS @igentbum i'm @ertbe BON $4,000
Seriiorte. 0us @igentbum 9cb6rte ben 66.
GhOs. g8alib, 6. s.. Suie unO Otto Soun.
noun. 9as 6euer entfauO inter etIiden Bal
len 80umrpolle, peIhe nad oem tiir;lihen
6elcr OIL Der SedueriiraBe BON @alib gefauft
nnb obre weitere llnteriu6ung in ieinem Sra.
gaSine linter9ebraft norOen uaren. Wtan
9laubt, Oas 6as Seuer i'm Snnern Der Ballsn
nod fort9Iimmte, ob9leiA fie OurH Wafer
iiberihmemn1t pOrbeti tparen. Die 8allen
tuurben 6urd Die tlnberturiters perfautt, tpslhe
iie OcrfiAert batten. Die 5rase pirO jeet aufs
getpOrfeu, in iuiefan Die Underwriters fiji Oen
entitanoGnen Sha6en 0erantmortlid) iirS uno
pel6e @ntiddbigung Die @iesntbiiuter Ausez
fidts ibrer liupOrT6tigfsit 6erlaugsn i6uneW.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22


Hem 9Ort, 21. &pril. .-SOlgeubes Iir6
bic SGluBuOtirIugeu: @5eIo mar ledt ;u 3
bi5 uno idloB I'll @ro5ent pro 3abr.
Sterling g9ed)iel 4.811-4.81f auf 60 Gage
unO 4.831-4.S81 auf 8uuoes- Dbl,
gatioucn: 1881er. Coupons 1893, neue Titnftr
1929, n6re 4 zproSentige 113g, neue 4zpro3ens
ti9e 1145.-9lttien: &Od SSlauO 1851, Bltts=
burg 1872, Sis. @entral 1876, %. y. @entral
143g, gatezSbore 1858, @rie 45F, 90. Briori=
t6teu 85@. Nortb=28eltern 122, 90. 8rioritd=
ten fS4, &C.. s. Central 98g, RCNOmg 56f,
Belern llnicu l164. llntuihntamtS gllaui:
GOlbs77, ,17O ,470.99 ;@Onrant$4 ,97G ,099 .66.
0CrmtIdtte tele0rapbtiG)e SepeTdten.
Sin in ScaOUille, &Ol., poH ocr Bbttc
Giber= Qgentur augefommener 0iauu thGilt nit,
o0B bic oortigCn llteS ben in lSaihu9tou &c
idlloilenen SCrtrcg nidt duUtcuHen ms gGi0er-
hauo lciilen Der6cn, i'm Sale man iie mad
lltab 5H triugcn beyiudlt. Die 9lniWAcr Der
@egenO br0bcn ihrgrleits, Sic ,iuolauer lel6f 5u
UertreibCu, im Sale e tie &cgterlng ntd)t
cntisrnt.
Der z anitGt8ro h bcS 0(iiiNippjt6alS
trat uorgeltern in @uansuluc, Sr0., SuIummeu
nno belprad UeridicGeue SOridldgc sur Ser
biituug uOH Gpbemicu mdgrcuc NtS beuorfc
bcnben SommCl5.
8. 81. 8rtnt, egemaliger Siaet. uuO
6radiogcnt SCr ,9elawdre. e.Nadawama g8c
tern, SoGn" SuSinQhOu, Bcnni., in Nefeu Sii.
teru eth betrdmuidsS Defsit eutOedt uHrSc,
btfnnnte fid gci:rn DeS 9Hbitabl5 ihnloig.
gr puO morgen ien llrtbeil pernebmcu.
Die geal8latur BON SlllHOi 8 Mil Dem
GeiipiCle bon 2Si8coniu folgeu, oo oaS ,, 2luti.
9rcat- @Cet" in l(ttercm St0otc ObnCbtu nlr
aus iorme0cn @riinoen iitr uncoutitutioncq
trtlGrt muroe. (5u Der .legiSlotlr pOn Samois
1T cine ,,2lnti=8reat- Bill" CUR auuohme en-
pfOtlcu, ueldle oa8 Srattircn in @rtb6oitCu
nit $40 Gel6buRe itroibQr madlt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
Sa6mfataftrop6e.
Gin GiIsas fthrit OoE eImer Sri6e tn cinen
retScnren Gtrcm.- 2oFomottOe aao 5enper
perTaafen ans 3tpei gSossoRs BON Ses Str6.
ntan9 fDtt8eIdbrt. 4dt sQenihen CT.
fr,,ufttt


ntans fOttssIdbrt. 9dt sVeni6em CT,
tsunfsn.
Clinton, Sa., 81. 4prii. = Gin ipeItlid)
9ebenoT @il3ug Der &ode eSslano Dipiiton Der
y@bicago =Wtilmantes=St 8aIler Bahn" brad
9egen llbr beute friib etrua cine Wieile iiiGlid)
pon albanp, Slls., 0ur4 Die iibsr ben Msres
ooita=JtiUer iiihreroe Bride un6 iiir3te in ben
5luB binab. Der 3u9 beftauO aus 2otomotips,
2eroer, elllCm @epdd-, elnent Baiiagierz unO
einen Sflaipaggou. gtur Ser 9eetere blieb
anf Der Sriide lteben. Die bei0en binabaefiirS=
ten gSa9gons trlebeu Itromabipdrts, un6 Der
Pona9teriuageon tuur0e al baS llier elmer etpa
100 g)arS8 peiter ftroriabmdrts gele9eren Sniel
qetlbrt, tudhreno Der @epddmaggon auf elmer
lfld]ten Stelle in Der 0titte 0eS SlgiieS hGu9eu
blieb. giur Die 9Gher beiSer @aqgonS ragen
9e9enpdrttg iiber Der SberflGd)e 0e8 8aiierS
einpor. SofomOtibfiihrer gSeit ullo Der 6elSer
9tugen nit eer SOtomotine inter, uno 2ebtere
ionobl, ME beioe MGnner iino niGt mieoer
geIeben tuorben. @epGdmeiIter Gam. Eianugou,
grelncr 6elmb 0lgers, @rpreSageHt Gan.
@llitbOrpc uu0 @onoutteIlr 3bonlas 6ullr entz
9tngen auf pabrbaft rpunoerbore 2Gciie Dem
EoSe, murbeil ieood nit Qusuabme Tullr'S
iGmmtlidl perlebt. Sn benz BaiIdgierlpaaaon
llno eln Snabe aus Biue>SiUer, pelf)e uddl
Smoba uHtcrness paren, eine Srau uHb 3tpei
Sinog, mad 9lOd SslanO beitimut, uuo Or.
.. u. Sunb9 aus 2llbonb. Son 6ieieu II
Eaiia9icren retteteH iid) 5mei DtGnuer ourd eis
nen Sprurg, ais Der @ag9ou all 6em llferpfGt.
Ter Der 5efiern fOrtgerliieneu gBagenbritde uOrs
beiihmamm. Sin oritter Niunn pn9te ben
Sprnng ebenfalS, itiir5te ie6of 3uriid nno CT
trauf. Die 6rau, eineS fbrer &iuoer uub Der
Snabe ais Yiue. 9iper murbeu gere;tet, nafs
rem Der gGoggon an ser Sniel hduaeu gtblez
ben mar, ALIEN Die iibrigeu iedls @aiiagieTe,
einid]li(Blid) 6eS Dtannes ans Sine RiuGr mo
6eS 0r. GnH0g, ertranten. ginidltcBlid) 0eS
gotOmotlutibraS un6 SeijerS famen Oemuah
adlt D(eniben uH'S Seben. [}m SdlaipagGou,
irGldler gerabe ON 6anoe ocS 96grun0GS auf
loldle 2Eeiic ieben blieb, 0aB bic cine 6dIite in
Der 2uft idpebte, beianoen iid) mir orei Bald
9lere uno ei1t als BOrter angeItellter yteger,
mClde idnmtlidl unbulctt enttamen. Die Orci
Eaiiagere beiBen $. gG. @srOou aus 8odeiter,
N q, Gep. .gB. &bapn;an aus gteuarft Ms,
un0 Senr9 Narren aus SOlion. Die Ser,
iulinoeten ipel6en i'll eineu 60td UerpIlsqt. Die
aus oem BOIIdgiernag9on gerettcSe Sran liegt
Ill Sol9c tGS aus9eitauoeneu SdrtdtHs traut
00ruieCer. 9er Slug lit bod) angeldlpOlleu,
unO Obgleidl bette llfer auf euc Srcdc bon 8
0icilen mt Nieudlen beOedt iiuO, pelfe mad
Ben 2eiden Ecr &srungliidtsn iudien, bat man
henuOa bis Jest nod lsine eiu;iae Oerielben ent=
Ocdt. Gm God 1T in oaS D0d oes gepdf-
WGggOn8 gebadt porbeu, ourdl ruelteS man
eirGn 8beit neS @epGdS in Si6erbtit gebraht
bat. @tn idwerer Braht5ug iubr ctma enc
@tnnoe Dor Otm @il5uge ungefdbrbet itber bic
8riide.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
aas ser moeshaupttast.
8Rnittae Sfinansausipeiie.- Gin lleberSd,ns npti
buttoert 4Rillioaen fur oas Ian5en0e
ftAfaLidIlr In Mnafiff1t ..--

ga btngtoH, 21. April. 6olgeuOc ben
I3ablen loifen Die Re9ierunss= Gtnnahmeu uuO
zAus9aben filr Die nit benz 81. 9tGrS 1881
geenoeten neun Dlonate, Oerglidleu nit ben am
81. OtGrS 1880 bceuOeten neHn Monuten, erie
ben. Die Sabelen ftnb mad Sterteliabrs=
Relultatsn arraugirt, unO Oas erte GuartaI
beStnnt nit benz 1. Sulf:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22
tetabItrt is2S.)

(gtabIirt 1881
O. ~. Eoptnfon g Sobst,
Fabrlfanten bon Siegelffetneu.
DaG Silr 3icgfbrsnnere eehcrige eaHb an ber Nles
,.rr,srtfsrasf nD 2onep6 Zane aeIeeen, cRtbalt "a
frr ner belrn yebmerbe. Die GiHri6tuns Der Brfns
.ssrsS tefdhia snr 0erheIung pap 20 ghloren 3eads
@<f1rn idbrlid. 6auptoffce: NJ. so, Weif=Sapetft=,
f13ssie< 8s6auoej Hats aisusfr, (Ap<2s,aS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22

onmmo o.,,.,,,,,,,,, $2i2,45q, ,225 $2N,953,4t5
9ie nbinrn 3oblen laiien 81 @unfen Der mt
bem 81. 0iGr3 1881 geenbeten neun WtOHate
9egen Die enupre9enSen neun Monate BON
1880 cine b0bcre lleberi9uBz @tnnabme BON
$3O,2OO,31 erieben, mas Die folgeuee Gabele
5ei9t:
1880. 1881.
@eiammizG zGhnn6men go. .$245, ,2i2t74 $267,0B,70j
@'eianmts gus9a6en. 2i2,459,225 20i,953, 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-04-22

Die @eiammtz@iHnabmen in ben Orei nit
sem 80, Sunt 1880 geefbetcn Nonaten paren
$S8,314 .438 nnb Die @eiammt 2lusgaben
sos, ,183, 1888. 9abon fommeu $17 ,343 ,266
dut &ehnung bes 3ius=Gontos, unO eS bIeibt
babel Elm gtettO= lleberihuB fir iene brei Do
nate BON $33 3,13O, ,7O5. gl0e Anbeutungeu
iprcden bafiir, baB Der lleberi6uB Der ginHabs
men IN ben nod iibri9en 0rei Ronaten oes
GisfaliahrcS tpeniaitens nen1ie11inen hes nierten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
GIVE Us 4 SONG.

II is related that London tradcsman called to-
ectirr his creditors when hc found himself hope
less bankrupt and frankly told them that he una
Die to pay penny OH the pound There happened
10 be one among them WHO could Wow the matter in
a ph i0sobhical light, and. draIrous Of uakng the
best of n bad situation, he suggested that az The
de btOr was unable 10 return his creditors anything
of what they hau loaned him he might at least give
them the bcncfr of song. Aud with the consent
Of the others present the unfortunate tradesman
began a tune and cOlsoled the company as best he
could for the loss of their money by giving exhi-
bItIon of his musical powers
The present ID 'mocratic Congress offers n parallel
case to the London bankrupt. 1t has recklessy
eGuanderrd is own Ii tie stock of credit and all that
some so-calIed independents were creduOus enough
to loan it, Instead OF strengthening the public
credit, Il tried to break it down by hindermg re-
sumption aud opening the gatos for food Of South
ern claims. Instead of strengthening the laws for
the protection of The ballot-bOx it tried to wipe ev
cry one OF them from tho statute book. Instead Of
cconomizug in public expenditures il has increased
tina annual appropriations by millions OF dollars.
Ins cad of taking an carly opportunity to pass an
mpAT.Ia rule for counting tho electoral vote aud
50 removing u cause Tor unodslness from the public
mind It has tried to reap only party advantage,
nn il com pred to abandon the attempt. II laid
rla i'm 10 fairness III deciding bctwcen claimants to
contested seats and to zeal for Civil Service reform
and in each and every case has succeeded only in
showing its utter want OF principle and consistency.
In A word, 1t is bankrupt, and can pay ~ httlc
The dollar ~ the unfortunate London uadesmal.
Now the time is rapidly approaching for this
bankrupt Congress to 90 home. BIt before it starts
IL might give the people small rcth Tor tho money
it has cost them. AID the peopio are in Il mood to
accept small aYors from It. so. before it adourns,
suppose il gives us song. Cox IN memory OF a
noted incident, might sing shoe fly. dou't bodder
mew Something sombrc. like ~ former hopes
have fed would probably be preferred by }lcknell.
as no IS in de p0ndent mood over his failure TO
force through the Electoral Count bill. Sparks's
emotions too great for utlerance, but Springer
could express his N a melody with some bounce in
1t. as "In the morning, by the bright light" Speaker
Randall, he contemplates lost opportunities and
the vague prospect Of future ones, Lot the
OF his soul we'll up IN the sweet By and By"
| These are only suggestions, however Doubt
less Democratic could arrange u more suita-
| bic programme, assigning to each member part
| adapted to his talent and bent Of mnd. such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
gnoex TO advertisements.


AMUsEMPETs-3d Pdge-6th column
zNSOUYCEMRNTs-SM Pdqe-5th column
BALIs-3d Pd0e-6th column. 800 ~ o,h oo,rron
BOARD AND RooMs-6h PGge-4th column
RIsINRss NoTICEs-4M PdGe-1st column. $3.50,
COMPREHENSIVE NoTICEs-7h Pdge-6tn coiuinn'
DLyCING ACADEMIEs-3d Page-4th column
DIyInESD NOTIcRs-7M Pa0e-6lh column. T., o,,,,oc
Eupopr AN ADVERTISEMENT SIN PGge-oiH cuuniiA
EN- sScI Nth Pdge-4th. 9Th and 6th cOlumhs
FURNITURR- IN Pd0t-6th column.
HFIp WANTED-3d Page-5tb column -, -
HILL unrsrs I'M ROOMS WANTED Ga Page 4th column.
INsTEUCTIoN-3d Pd0e-4tr column. 49, ,
ITCTrnrs AND MEETISGs-3d PGge-Gh column
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTLEs-7h PdJe-6th column'
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-5h Poge-oth couui"
MISING-6h Pdgr-3 and Attn columns ,
MIsCELIANEoUs-S M PAGE ON ana Oln oluu'n''
MUsICA lNsTRUMEETs3d Pdoc-6in column Iiu ,,s
NEW PUBIIcATIoNs-6h Iage-1st and "a columns
OCEAN SrEAMRRs-3d Pd0e-2d and 81 columns
REAI EsTATE-3d PGqs-1st aDd.2t columns
EIJys BY AUCTIOl-3d Pace 9th column q, o,rro, q.
siTUITIoNs WANTED-MALEs-3d Fuqe-oo cOluin" E
FEMALEs-3d Page-3t column.
SPECIAL NOTICES. 9Th Pdge-6Lh column. .., -. r.h
sTEAMBOATs AND RAILROADS.&C. Pdge-4ln anu ""
columns. 49,
TFACpERs-3d Pdge-4th column.
WINTER RFsORTs-6h Pd9e-4th coi"mn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16

plished, but in spite of the majority OF Dehc-
crafts. and through the honorable ana patliotlc
efforts of men like Mr. Bayard, in conhectlon
with nearly all the Republican members Oh oo'A
houses. H.
Some Democratic journals, feeling that the
nosition of the majority of their party neeas sup
mort. are striving hard to make 1t appear that
tbe Government can borrow s6jO,OOO,0Oo OF
money Mt 3 per cent, if, like Mrs. DomDey' IL
will only snake an effort" TO all argument
of this sort it is enough to reply tha' hot
single instance has been shown, or can 10
shown, in which any large amount Oh MONEY
has ever been borrowed, by this Government Ut
anv other government at so low rate, or III
which the bonds of this or any other Govern
ment have sold in large amount at SUCH prlco
as to Weld only 3 per cent to buyers. nen
chcap demagOgues cry that the creuil vi III"
Nation is higher than that OF any otner' 'hc
sufficient reply is that the buyers ana hoINeIS VI
bonds nroye the contrary every day by thelI
nurcbasos and sales AT what rate THIS anu
otber Governments can borrow money to-day
,vo know. the prices of bonds tell the story
And when it is argued that the Nation VIII
he able to borrow at n lower rate next sniilHlel'
L
il is enough to say that I'LL the indications III Tue
industrial and financial world point to d Her
ent conclusion.
But if it is possible that money might be oof-
rowpd at 3 per cent, no man can deny that u Is
decidedly uncertain. The position OF the ke-
publicans IS that the Government 0ught 10 Ue
empowered to borrow at the pest rate 1t CAM
not exceeding a limit ut which rounding can
certainly he effected. They insist that the op-
portunity of saving S13,0O0,OOO yeaI to the
people ought not to be let slip on any account
and that il would I've the height OF folly TO miss
saving $4,000, 600 in any mnllsh effort to cut
off $4,000, 900 or nothing. The Democratic
majority. on the other hand, being soemny
warned by the Secretary OF the Treasury and
by its own financial leader, the chairman OF the
Finance Committee in the Senate, that the at
tempt TO save $15O00,000 or nothing VIII
probably result in the defeat OF reminding aito-
cether, nevertheless insist upon the rate OF III
terest which will involve great risk OF failure
and refuse all discretionary power to tn UOV'
crnment. The country will judge which party
is really anxious to cut down tic interest Oh
the public debt.