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, 1881-05-28

4 aoop tfea1 ftas bcen written concerning
the l,,.zz casspnd yet II Is little understood.
Pedro d. 3nzzt had claim uf s5oo,0o0
nguinst Spain for MI estnte seized In Cuba.
liz was prevented from presenting 1t before
the American md Spanish Mixed Clnfms
Commission by the decision OF the umpire
TINT he Is not n natnnlllzeh Citizen OF the
United States. Dnzzl claims TINT his father,
n natiye of Milan, filed Intention papers i'll
tho Aiurine Court Of Nuw York In 1871. Pedro
l,,nsolf wins born II. Cuba, pnt natnralfzcd III
n Baltimore cnllrt Ill 1869. Tlte umpire llc1t
tint his Baltimore papers, fniling to slow five
years' continuous residunce, were not
good in law. Tho American counsel,
on tho other land, holds that the
certificate OF the United States Court
Is sufficient, and TINT 1t is not COM
potent for n tribunal Of foreign Jurisdiction
to inquire Into Its authcntIcity. The case
Inns special Importance for its bearings OH
tho status Of natnralizel American citizens
III ticrmany. Tho German Government las
asserted Its right to go behind the seal of tho
Court granting tic naturalization papers mid
| Inquire into the circumstances to ascertain
| whether tho law las been compiled with.
| Our Goyor1ltnent has uniformly tenlol
! this right Tho principle Inserted In tho
Bnzzf case Is so Important, mud, In this view
of tic case, so fundamentally WRONG, that
Secretary Dlaine will probably brcak OF nit
negotiations and take stups with view to
causing tho abolition OF tho Mixed Claims
C0nlmlssion md the presentation Of our
claims directly to the Government at Madrid
with formal demand for indemnity.
, 1881-05-28

Mn. MALONE, OF VIrginia, secms to be un-
certain whether he can rcvolutlonize tho
Dourbnns Of Virginia or not. There ara
80, 900 Republican voters in Virginia, there
arc $1,000 KeaaJustcrs, and, united. they
mako majority OF the voters 1T the State.
1lr. Maho.lo Insists that tho $1,000 Republic
ans sl,all lay down their organization; slraI!
unite themselves with tho lseatljusters: shall
nominate Reatliusters foratl offices, mid glye
Mr.. Malone political supremacy In Virginia.
lie also claims TINT tho Administration shall
Ignore tho existence of the $1,000 Republic
ans Of Virginia, shall I'LL all the Federal
Offices Iii that Stnto with Readjusters, md
shall merge tho Republican party into tho
1Nad]usters. Failing these demands, Mr..
Malone doubts Ills ability to conquer Vlr-
ginia. 1tis likely tint A1r. Malona's conquest
will fall. The Republican party is hot likely
to dIsband in Virginia or elsewhere; not
even III New York.
, 1881-05-28

Aside from tito, direct personal lhlrortunf-
ties whicl. Conkl1ng fs ,nakEnv IL aec,lrt re-
election. ltc suc,lls to bnso ll!S campaign
mainly upon two condfltuns-ytA.: Grants
frlcuslshlp md l}laine's ell,nfty.
Nettlier of thcse conditions Is n natural
factor III tic struggle at Albany. Cnnklfng
has probably ovcrstrawn on Gnn. 0rant's
sytnpall,y md friendship; but, wtcthcr he
Inns Or mol, t;rnnt's protection Is not sufficient
warrant for comlnntng MI ConkltiR's of1cnses
aRait,st the Republican party allll nRal1ist the
constitutional spirit Of tho country. Still less
Is his quarrel with Blaine reuson fur re-
turning Him to tho Su,,ata In III independent
utui Irresponsible altitude III which lie will
feel Mt liberty tD 1nake war upon tho Excc,'-
tive brnlloil pf the Government. Tho quarrel
between Bat,o nr,l Conkltug Is MI old ono.
Il tthtcs nway fncll to the tlmo when both
gentlemen wcra members OF the 1foNse. It
Is not Important what tho nature 1T tho
disagreement wns. Atr. {Ieorga William
Curtis snys TINT ConkllnR divides mol into
two classcs,-enumtes rtltf slaves. N1r. Dlntno
would nut ho 4 slave Ut Conkltng' e, md hence
wits fOrccd into iii inimfcal attitude. Dnt 80
far rs recent events 20, thera IL nothing to
Indicate tint blaine desired or was abte to
work o,,t my old griidRo agatnst Comkllng.
The latter and Ills factlon wcro generously
treated In tho distribution OF patronage.
.Mnht.ngs itleh"s "efc r,os1"ou iui .,'l, u"lolo
I'aines. Inese Is no o'"te'lee e'h. t''",,'o
inaao ahS platese "a"l,ts' suc" ptuf's.". Nv
eo'klE' n''u, IL 'o o'' - - so'u', ..'s ''..
p'otcse WIS oi ho @s"l'. II NV ss'ce.N,h y,
hoocF1son "eS WIS. W luz Sco'e " pursuant
| alhess, uao 1act tlat 'to WIS .,'o',u VI
b'n'hcs eef1"'1'y eiu HUI W"ft""s eohh''hs
III rcs'e'1E e''l"er h''S cltcu:1stHne,s, W.
es!Hc."'!5 "'.ei '"lso ''n''.o.4 VI eo"A','s
irients naa oeeil "ppo','sea W ~, A.'lt!'s@
'fat'oh .l WHICH, n'a.'.e nolos t'o e'lo' p,"ec'
:. cohk.l"e al'a l's le'enus "'J ossl'e'scnl4n
uaen'soa'es Ill tno'' ""r "po' n"''no W. "e''
as ~ 1f"ulnk "poH "es'. "'atte '4,eiusrp' ~
Ahey atc "o" ocs'Allllis W sp11.. npto'u III
seake solt ol WY 's'espr'so'o ,,' ., iuI'o.s
npo'. o'n"o eoi'4ee''o" "'sn VIZ ,s'..'. W..
, 1881-05-28

TEE new Ahportlonment bill, rs tie
Bloomington P1ntaarapa remarks. lcaycs
Southern Illinois substantially rs It IN, and
the Important changes nre III Cook County
and In Central Illinois, The f7tntamupll
questions the wisdom OF gGrrylnatalertng
Cook County In order 10 make four Repul,-
lican districts. but 1t docs not pretend to
speak with authority OH that subject. 1t
does say, however, that ths distribution Of
districts III Central Illinois is enItnrntly
satisfactory. puorla Is llftell over Into n
good Republican district, with Dureatl, Put
nam, Mnral!nll, Stark, md Lee. Tho Nlc1cnn
County district, embracing Logan, Do VIII,
Piatt, and Macon, is also approved. So it
seems that. II the Legislature could agree to
do Wise thing by Cook County, tt might pass
tho Apportionnlcnt bill as 1t Is, a,ld give
general satisfaction.
, 1881-05-28

rnnnge. Tl,oy knew tint Conkling men Ind
been appointed to high places at tho scat Of
Government, III foreign Diplomatic ani Con-
sutar service, md throughout tho State ut
New York. They recognized The fitness OF
making some Acknowledgement Ut the anti
Conktl,,g wing Of tho Republican party III
Now York, without wl,usc Influence Garfield
would not have been nominated, nilti without
whose co0pcrntton llo could not llnvo brcn
elected. They knew Judgu Robertson to bo
the most conspicuous representative Of tho
nntt.Conkllng wing, and wcru aware Ut his
ability at1l Integrity 11encn spontaneous,
unanimous, md enthusiastic Endorsement
wl,tcl, the nomination received ut tllclr
hnris.
And now Mr.. Conkling aaks tho New York
Legislature to stnltify itaclf by ilrlorslng
Sfr. ConkltnK's resignation, which WIS nude
on account of tho nomination that bndy hnst
specifically approved. Conkling's Tina.
chino" inen. who nloyo alnply NJ a,a 1irects,
arc apparently willing to stn'ttfy themselves
Mt Ills behcst, 1'erlsnps this o,,glt nut to sur.
prlse my otlc, is such mon rarely think Of act
for themselves, amt wien thcysso. aro always
rcatly 10 rccart at the bidding Of tic masto1
they serve. But every min nf independent
thought a,ui sc1f-rcspcct who voted for tue
resolutions approving llns,ertsor's npputnt'
iuent must fMl It Impossible now 10 yote
for ConklEng's reelection. Robertson Is ns
fit n,an now rs lle was when llrst ,,o'n'
mated. lie IL now The Collector, ms Il result
OF that nomination. lie 1,..s hal the lInlorse
ncnt of tho United States Senate. rs we'll N
Of the President. Shall tho Now York I4eT
, 1881-05-28
TIE CHICAGO PAGne

ono form Of property afior another until
,,ow tho jews l,nyo cither nctual possession
of tho bulk Of tic land, Or ,,ultl 1t ttt,tler
mortRage, llablo 10 be furpcluse.l at any time.
Tic cllnrgo Includes n,so, tho ot,or: that MI
personal property ut my particular valuo has
been g,,t,,crc.t BY tho Jpws In tho sai1le Inan-
t,cr under extortlonato loans.
Elu rnputar violence III Russia, II IL
claimed, Is largely slie tn ti,csa top,lnr co1,l-
rlaints TINT tbs Jews, being men Ut n,enns,
being thrifty ntai ilnrt working, living III Il
luml of shiftlcss III G, md lmtcMpcrnte l,c0-
pie, 1iayc in tilap bccomc tho owners Of tho
yery soil on wtcl, these vast millions of
people depend tor Subsistence, md tint tho
lu,,cii:s of tho emancipation Md Vt thu land
distribution by tho Government laso NIL
Injured 10 tho .Iews. OF course, tifs cot.-
ptnint Is cutiilncl to cortntn DISTRICTS nila In
these districts tho altngOnlst.i IL thu .1eHa,
which ltns always prevailed 1T lsnssin atid
Is founded MI religious nnHt raco pretn,lfccs,
l.as INV additional Intensity beea,,sc Of this
nntt-lantl or antf-ront excitement.
1t Is but justice to stato ttat tho Russians
engaged In this persecution ut tho Jcws aro
grossly a,ltl profoundly Ignorant. They l,nvo
not been enlightened by emancipation. Tl,oy
tayn even Mt this day but tho fAfntcst coll
copston 1T legst rights Ut property. They
lIaye lived In communities md held property
!n communities, and know nothing really Of
tho rights and duties OF llntltns land III sew
crafty. In addition to this Ignorance Ii
their stolft religious fa,at'ctsin NIL super
, 1881-05-28

hoyond 1,1cstIon, hns hoon suddenly removed
from her pasltIon As ono Ut tho ladies'. wh't-
Ing upon Tho CzhrIna. Tho aAus0 Ut this re-
noyal ts her furinor acquaintance With Sophie
forowsky. Tito fnn,'iy Of this Indy has foe
Ycars maintained friendly relntfOns with tho
family Of Count 1'orowsky, tho father
Of Anrhlc On Now-Ycar's Day the 1attcr
v!sitod tho laly In guestlon, and asked her
for tho lonn of mo rtlbcs to pay her rent. mill
tIncry. drcssmakinE hills. etc. THO lady was
thon 4 tnembcr Of tile nrani DUKES tprctett
Caar} ht,,'soholdt nnti sho kncw that Sophie
rcrnwsky stnod In Intimate political relations
with tho Nihtllsts, anl thAt she hnd l'ocn de-
serted by for family In consequence. hut she
was sn nsr,l Ut tho yohn4 NIhtltat womhtt Tint
kho pntl her tho money, although with Ercat re.
liotono1. TITO Gar, huwpscr. refused to lcoept
her statement m MI excuse, rc1n0vots her from
tho puiacc, and ptaced her under police st,rvei-
fAncc,
, 1881-05-28

DR. CARPENTER, the eminent physIolog!st,
hns written long aud interesting article for
tke London ITucs un the subject of "yac-
cInation and SmalI.pox," Tho benefits of
vaccination are, to lis mind, !ntl!sputublo.
TINT they haye eyer been caile,l fnto nups.
ton is due to three CAUSES: first. tha entlro
Ignorance OF the present generation. save tha
few who hayo specInlly studied tf,s met,tcal
history of the Inst century. to tia rayaues at
, 1881-05-28
THE NEW YoRK LFQIsLATuRE,

MANY conyl,ler ntlons ara lnyolyctl In Mfr.
ConkIinp's effort to reRafn Tie scot In ti,o
United States Senato which t,a abandoned IN
order to bring embarrassment and dIssenslon
fnto tlho nnrty wl,3c,, e,cc,cd him. Rut there
In one which ia ncrsnnn1 tn tha ,pe,nhors of
tha Nav ynrk Ing1s,oturo III nos, ossa
..'o "o" Ao.A ..sa.s'"s"." ~ Nv" As"7
TINT body to stultlfy ltself ny reeEectlng a!m.
w, refer tn tho rsau1utions passatl hv t},s
,.,".' .. ~ w. tso,ea ~ "'e
IIeRlatatuFe lhuoFalt1X Tue appointment OF
J,tlro Rnf,ertsoi IA Coileetor of tho Port of
49,. 49,. ''' ~se''S" ~ '''" va -
NOW 1ofk. ..
No ono disputes tho fact TINT Conkltng re-
,,..,,.I ,,,nr,,,;,, I,ot,..,a,, h,l to,,, Eat
s'ehea oecaaso 4'oue'1soh ''"u oes9' !'oM'-
mated, alld because ll0 was unable TO defeat
t,,o nnnnr,,ot,o., ~ t,ot ,or,t.ntIor II ls
,at ,,r.,o"tamt " tha nrosomt orvu,uont
,vnathar ro"l,,,,o,s roso,t,,ont ,vos oro,.eai
,,aoou.a noh",.sn,' syos marsnnnilv of7srs,vn
~ ill.,, =. ,ao.,,an In .,,oa ut,,s,,toi H., .t
1,,aa,'as,,t,s sa.,ra ~ s,,.,,,t .,,ot ,on',nn
.,e., -. ,';.,s h"snsa !. a.. ~. ~, aa.,".a
W." .,." ~ ". ~ 10y ''..s'., ~ -. e...ss1
,ho %ust"',o,.a ~ ,ar raasnm. ,ast ~ w rn"'s,,
, 1881-05-28

a very largo meeting OK ctt1ZcilS Wns llell IN
tlits city OH Thursday night to unite III Il re-
lnonstrance against tho persecution now
raging:In Russia and in other parts OF EUROPE
agninst the class OF people known alnt styled
~ Jews. l'rot. Swing and other N0ll-Jowisll
citizens give utterance to the universal
American sentiment On this question.
The Jews aro rapidly becoming M lnipor-
tatlt part OF the population Ut this country, rs
tl,oy have ntrendy BECOME Of tliut,y Of tho ilta-
tions Of Europe. They are still peculiar
puople Their raco-dIstlnctt0n llas bocn
wonderfully preserved, a,,d their pcrsecn-
tlouy have ll,ndo them historical through all
tho centuries. During nil tho ages That
Christianity Inns been known tho prejudlccs
alltl hntred towards the Jews have boom TILL
rolenttng. 1t iias been confined to no race
and to no climate. 1t Inns been as terco in
England as 1t Inns bcon in spain, md 1t now
is rs unrelenttng iii Germany as 1t is In
lsussa+
While undoubtedly religious hatred is ut
the bottom Of these prosecutions In Russia
nnd Germany, thu antagontslns Ut raca serve to
aggrayato that hatred. III noltller Germany
nor Russia ayu tic Jews prosecuted by tho
Government or by tho laws. They are out
ragged, pluntlureh, and robbed b, popular
violence, exercised under the rllde form OF
mobs. A mob Is generally tho most ir-
rational Of all organizations. It Inns no law
bnt force, ai,l in tho exercise Of thls forcu 1t
has no respect for any of tho rights which
pertain to common humanity; 1t never dis
| cr[minntes between those who lnay happen
10 be its victims, md when ayarlce ls added
to Its ordinary inspiration 1t robs, md PLUM
, 1881-05-28

Mr.. Durdett- Coutts will visit this country
In juno.
If SOC tllat Commodore Nuttis tloatl. We
are going tast this yoar.'-Joh't Wentworth.
ssIt looks rs though tho gloves Used III th!s
tight wore to bo u little short of halr."-Ieasc0e
CUtkitHg.
"Aterchant Notwithstanding tho res1g-
nntion OF 1tr. Le Due, tea Will continue to DO
raised In Chtna.
Alisfortuncs never come stngly. jeff Davis
reached Canadn tho day after the steamboat dis
astcr nt London.
Paddy Ryan ofYors to fight anybody In
America for 5000 side. THIS would seem to
bo t,ne opportunity to get rid OF both Ryan
aid Mahone.
The Cincinnati Commcrct.l says that "Alr.
Conkltng's greatest tAutt Ia his otldnoss." Thls
Is tho first lntin,auou that Air. ualstcad eyor
slept With roscoe.
"It's rcal!y quito too dreadfully dreadful
TO think that George William Curtis could over
dream for a little instant OF running for Soma
tor."-Gall Iiamttton.
President Porter. Of Yalo College, says he
will continue TO tho old 1Ilble In cbnre serv-
loea, but what tho students aro roalfy anxious
to KNOW Is which 1lase- Hall Guido he favors.
1tis said that Cnrl Sc.urz Inns written q
four4aot comedy. II bir. Bohurz has condensed
blu administration Of tho Intcrior Department
into four-aet play, he IL q condenser, and no
mistake.
Mr. Beccher l,as given his persona! ap-
| psuynl to tho revised eliuon OF tho bible. TO
know that Mr. neeaher 10 on their side will b0
very gratifying to tho families Of Arphuxad,
Elad. Joktar. Aimoiad, llaxar.nayeth, md other
yontl0men mentioned In the work. many Of
| whom ar1 now dead.
| H., liz, ,,,nnn rr .onu
, 1881-05-28

RA1pu WALDO EMErssoy was Is years old
Wednesday. 1t Is well known TINT hLs mind has
boon failing rapidly OF 1ato ycars. Ills metnory
Ia almost entirely Ronn. iio cannot remember
tho names Of persons. tor oven tho cotn1nt,iest
words. hut his old nuo lis beautiful, anu IL
chocretl hy tho wntehful care OF 1uost tender
and devoted daughter.
, 1881-05-28

STANLEY MArr11Ews' first caao involved
tho rights Of railway over a waterway, and
tho lntt0r WIS given vcrtllut. Mr. Justice
Matthew'S is fur tho present under haavy binds
to SOC ttat tho rights ut tho pcnplo arc pro-
tcotcd mud perhaps nobody better rcnlizea hia
situation thnn ho does.
, 1881-05-28

for human vofit'o,,, passion, or nature. Tho
workings of the Society will ha watched with
intense Interest, md It's comprehensive plum
of operation sliould afsa co'nn,and tic
auxiliary service of NIL well wtsllers to tel',-
purnncu mt of as wcll ~ in the membership
OF The Episcopal Church.
, 1881-05-28
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES,

THE t1IIcA0n TRtnrSE has established branch
Offices for the receipt OF subscriptions uHd ndscrtse-
gnensA fol!pWa: ..
NEW yt,iK-Isoom = Tribune building. FIT. Me-
FArnEx. Manager.
GLASGOW, scos1and-Atlnn's American News
Agency. II Iicnsod-bt- .-.-....
LONDON, ErK.-Antcrican EXCHANGE 4h Strand
HENRY F.t1lt1.1ti, Agent
WASu uIEuIxjN. u. r.-131a r street. ,.
, 1881-05-28

A NEW play revived for tho occasion:
INItse Of some otle rnppttQ toiul IA ial th,t. n
Capt. HUbcrtson-DracIUuB me, why, what wni
that2 ...7,
los. Woodln-8l!ont te, It was Tom p!att.
, 1881-05-28

SoNE time ago the dispatches from ut.
Petersburg stated TINT among the laloa of tho
Russian Court and tho maids OF honor OF tho
Qzarlnn, tho Nlhlltsts had taeIr members and
representatives. This rutaor 10 now explained
BY the correspondent OF tho koetIifsehs zttkung
According to bis atatemens 4 lady Of the highest
standing In Court circles, whoaa reputation u
, 1881-05-28

Mn. HARRISON Introduced himself cheer.
fully to tho Canal Convention at Davenport rs
"Chicf Magistrate of tho Western Solotn.''
This IL not campaign - 'nmnuuition."
, 1881-05-28

Tl1E TRIBUNE must plead guilty to settling
a trap for tho Times. The c0ufosaton may be
made now, inaamuch ns that aly old fox. nftcr
aklrmtshtnR nbo4t tho bait several wcoks. at
last grabbed 1t, and IL now caught fast. TIE
TIlInuHa donl9d tho genulneness Vt four cabto
dspatchos printed In tho Wells street concern,
md challenged tho proprietor thoreot to pro-
duco roeaIpts for them from the Cable Company
or any crodibto eyIdonce whatever that th8y
Ind boon received As to three Ut tho four tho
invitation has been up to tbls hour wholly IT,
norad. Tho Times yesterday gayo a certificate
Of the receipt OF aolnu small dispatches. but.
with one exception, It did mt tuuch any OF tho
specified casos. Tho cxueption proved tho suto.
For tho Tt,ats has procured q certificate OF tho
receipt OF 200 wurds BY cable May II. whereas
It printed botw0on that tlato and the 1ath, when
IT. Now Testament forTsFics appeared. 'H0rt
than Ahrte times the number Of tpo7tis eerttdel
to. On tla own confession. therefore, 1t u con-
vioted OF manufacturing two words Of forged
oablcgram for every word Of Konulne eablogram
It resolved. It IL d wcll-knnwn gaot--known To
tho newspaper profession, to the tesegraphcss,
aud TO tho public genarRlly-thRt three- fouFths
ct the alleged cablogratus prlatod In the CHI
onEo Tisnts arc wholly spurious, and the oshor
fourth utterly worthless,
, 1881-05-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

Columbus (O.) Journal (Rep): 1t Is un-
desstood that tho fnger Of una named Tlldeu
tonre known ~ "T!lden and Reform y will bs
tQunt wiR9llnx around tn the Senatorial plum.
, 1881-05-28

Entered at tAe post-untt at Ghirnoo. ILL.,. al Steond-
C,dss ,ffiier.
For tho hcnent Of nnr patrons who desire tn tonti
RnRle copies OF TIE gtt1rt:HE Through tin mail. VIC
Etvo herewith tho transient rntc Of rostnge:
Fhrei1n nnf f}anlssite. Per fnIt.
Ejrht And IHcly1 ftNrG GFhpHe..,,,,......4 q crhts,
Htxtacn lnyD Inpgr II cen
, 1881-05-28

Grand Opcrn-1Ioute.
Clark fs1cct. opI,oslt new tonFt-ltnnsn. EnRARt-
1ncnt OF Miss lsoso Wood. "Frou-Frou." Aftur-
nom mid uyenuY.
, 1881-05-28

IEoo1ey's Theatre.
Randolph strceL betUrnn Elnrk and Ii Fatle.
Engagement Of tho Btceo Mncknyo Company. "Won
at Last" Afsusnoon md oytA!nK.
, 1881-05-28

McVtcker'a Thentre.
Madison ttrcot, between Etato ind Dearborn
Enlargement of tho MadIson.S .Squar0 Theatre Com
p4nY. "Hnzti ktfkp." Afternoon md evening
, 1881-05-28

AfEroorrLATr never, neyor will desert Mr..
Mleawber.
, 1881-05-28

Olympic Thentre.
C1o1k tsrret, bG.wcen Lake and Hnndn1ph Min
stre1 entcrtnInnpnt. Aft0rnnon and ovGninR
, 1881-05-28
"Go AWAY from ho,ne To hcar tho news MS
m old ndngc. Tho uefstnor Itgealatt publishes

"Go AWAY from ho,nc To tcnr tho news IL
m o.d ndnRc. Tho Uerltaor TlgealaH publishes
tho following:
Tho 0orsnnns in North Atnorioa hnyo con.
eeivctl tho grand idoa Of establishing In tho
,lt,d to give It, IN cnntnunorauoi Of tho glorious
auh!Gvu1 reaurrueti0M of united 0nrnnnyt tho
nhtlle Ut Emperor Willnn University" Only
tI1pu 0t so(ontitt0 reputation nre to hG anKngGd
as tgncheta, md d GunHcOtiop With the uni
ycrsit!cs and hiRh-achoula Vt 0ertnnily Il to be
established. 30 TINT tho !hiaEl0na OF Germans
living in AnorIcal nlny have IN oppnrtunlty Of
attoPted o,iintry. Uhica9s,. Glnolnnati, brook
lyu, Albany. hut especially milwaukee,. hnvo
heGn designated us HuitnbIg locntlOns. Thu
niuonnt required fur buildings aud cndUWmDnts
OF tho different chairs H estl1llntGd At $2oO0 N.
Ro VIC are ln(0rtnpl by a 0erlnan- AmorlUAn, DR..
1.-Two, at present rehidipg III Stuttgart.
This Ia cortalny nows to tho Germans Of
Amer;uL pushaps thla Dr.. 1.-Two Is n wag, who,
knowing tho oredulIty Of tho I,erollninn jour-
nallats as far as Amcrloan mattors aud things
arc concerned, has "atutIed" the I,er1tnor
idgtbmtt editor; or porhaps he ID a pnraon
who has some design for tho future. DR.. L0wo
forgets to snontlon singlo namo which stands
IN connection With tho prupoae0 plan. This
leads 10 the conclusion that ho ia elthor a wag
orn myth. A German university nfter tho Ger
man plan, With ia nursehen IN Wlohs" md
other parnphernalla IL Al much al ltnprobablaity
In A.n6flca AZ that tho German. Americans In
founding such a university could be Induced,
Notwithstanding tholr roapcet for william, to
uame It " Emperor WIlllam University"
, 1881-05-28

Wcntxel'A ia nopt1cHn.
Corner Randolph aiid Clark. Afs Exhtbltlon.
, 1881-05-28

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