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New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
GENERAL LEGISLATION.

ALBANY, March 2.-Mr Boyd, in the Sem
ate introduced bill for the relief OF the John Street
Methodist Church, NewYork. Mr Herman introduced
bill relating to the admission OF law students tho
bar
The bill relating in Buffalo called up for
passage After lively debate tho b finally passed;
yeaa 20, nays D.
Mr. Titus called up the concurrent resolution recon-
cndng to the Canal Board that increase be made in
the toll-sheet for 1852, aud IL agreed t..
Senator Kiernan's bill prcscrbcs two years study rs
prerequisite for the admission OF law studensto the bar
Senator Boyd's bill authorizes the Controller OF New
York city pay the claim Of the John Street Methodist
Episcopal Church.
The House on assembling Immediately went into Com
mitee OF the Whole Mr. sharpe in the chair upon tho
manufacture and sale Of oleomaresriue. Mr.. Fenner
favored the bi claiming that the Governors objections
TO the bill last year were entirely unt,nabe. Mr. New
man thought tho provisions OF the bill unjust Progress
was then reported ON the b.l.
Among the committee reports presented were tho fol-
lowinc BY Mr. Murphy Cities relating To the salaries
Of the Police and Fire Departments OF New YORK also.
10 rcorganzc the local government Of the city OF New
York also relating exits from bcarrs IN BToOkyn;
also relative 10 drainage IN BroOklyh MF kooo
reading also by Mr.. Murphy to regulate elections In
Tie X;iowing were among the bills introduced:
Mr. RObb tby request Providing that every woman
shall be free t. vote under the qualifications required Of
ueu or TO Icfrail from voting. she may choose, and
no crson shall D debarrrd by OF from voting
nj any election a any town meetings 'ch0ol meeting
or other choice of government functioLailcs whatso
ever: by Mr. EOhD-Amending the charter Of the New
York CONNER al Association II provides mat The New
York Produce Exchange shall be known md designated
as such and shn hold and dispose of property not
ceedlng - In addition 10 other powers the as
iti,, j. "A To make provision iJr The widows
aud families OF deceased mcmbrrs.
Mr. Monks bill introduced IN me AsremOy provides
for the abO7hmcu ot tho ohce deputy or hfs assist
Of BROOKLYN provided for by econ 0f chapter 37 OF
.,4ff O tsXY rllN 4
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
MR. RRaDLAUGH REELECTED.

LONDON March The election at Northampton
to-day TO fill the vacancy in the House of Commons
caused by the unseating of Dr. Bradlaugh, again
resulted in his return. Mr.. Bradlaugh received
3,7gs votes and Mr.. Corbett 3,GS7. detachment
of infantry was Mt Northampton in addition to Il
troop of dragons and troop of lanccrs which ar
rived yesterday to prevent any possible disturbances
at the election.
LONDON March Sat n meeting of the Oprosl-
ton members of the House of Commons last night
II was decided TO resent any attempt on ~. gar ~
Mr. Rradlaugh to take his seat. Sir Stafford Norm
cote will move the resolution previously oil
fcIcd bv him in regard to Mr.. Bradlaugh.
LONDON March 3.-Mr. Forster, dnrng his visit
at 1ula yesterday, addressed large gathering Of
the people. He advised them to assist the cNrcu-
tive authorities in restoring order Mr. Forster
subsequently proceed TO Ennis.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
NOMINATED AS MINISTER TO CHILL.
mr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

WAsrINGToN, March 2.-Cornelius A. Logan,
vno WIS nominated to-day for Minister 10 Chill Is not
brotDer Of Senator Logan, as many suppose, Dut MS
cousin The nomination Is TRANSFER, ana not reay
fresh appointment as DR.. Logan Is no" minister 10
Costa Rca In fact tho restoration OF Minister 70
Sta former most inasmuch "a he formerly Minister
to Chilli The appointment il understood to be dictated
r.i, Inv dcsc 10 make at a critical time OF Liz
nericpcc IN that place. Persons who lave no
j,tol svmnathies with Senator Logan say that the
p'nn"iiot OF his cousin would have been made for
ori, anne that Dr. Logan IA cultivated gentleman,
IoinU spanish fluently, thoroughly familiar with the
entraI and south American diplomacy and abundantly
qualified for the place.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
RIOTOUS STEEL FORKS STRIKERS.

PITTsBuRG, March "a riot between the
strikers at the Steel Works, at Homestead,
Penn, and officers Of the law sent from this city
to protect the non-strikcrs Is reported to he
progress. Three men arc said to have
been shot, and policeman seriously injured. Owing
to the of railroad and teepGphic facilities, the
ports are meagre The trouble has been brewing at
Homestead fOr some weeks and apprc-
hcnsons Of an outbreak have been felt
for pcvcIal DAYS. The strike begun
the nrsi Of the year by tue members oi inc AnaS-
mated Association refusing to sign ngr cmcnt for
auOtLcr year. If nonUnOh men were employed. The
esscmCr Company then attempted 10 Gnpl)y all non
unioniss but the strikers nerered with them IN their
work.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
THE OUTRAGES on JEWS IN RUSSIA.

LONDON. March The RusSo-Jcwish Committee
has prepared a statement confirming the reports Of
outragcs on Jews in Russia, including many cases
of murder and outrageous assaults which the recent
British Consular reports dscredited. The commit
tees statement is founded upon letters received
from persons occupying high official positions in the
Jewish community and upon personal evidence Of
Jewish refugees. A letter from an eminent Rabbi
indicates that steps huye been taken by the Russian
authorities to conceal the truth.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN.

Chicago, March 2.-At Il meeting Of the
creditors OF Mcssrs. Smyth Grccnbaum ~ CO.. ii was
stated that the firm owed $Gs 900, and that the failure
had been prccipatcd by the private rpcculatons Of
Henry Grcrnbium without Mr. smyth's knowledge.
Grccnbaun offered TO give up his Board Of Trade seat
the commission aud the hrlns notes fol %
per cent of the Indebtedness, but the oer was not ae
ceptcd.
BLACKBERRY STATION, H., March 2-Dancl d. John
son. proprietor OF three cheese facores has failed The
loss which is over $4,000 falls chiefly the ncigbor
iug farm
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03

incltfnr men 10 strike The Government has nd
dressed strong the Sultan OF Morocco
regarding murder Spanish subject and the I'M
prisOnmcnt of another at Casablanca.
HAVANA. March 2.-Adyices from samnna, OF date
February M report the arrival there Of the United States
steamer PowhAttan, from Norfolk.
CITY OF MEXICO, March "A decree calling for q
Congressional session has been ratified by the Permanent
Committee, and March 20 has been appointed for the
meeting. . The Government pays $4,000 sub
vcnton to the Mexican National Railroad for the four
completed kilomctcrs of the FL SaltO division.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
4 QUIET WEDDING Ar NEWARK.

jeremiah Lott, son OF the late John a. Lott,
Justice Of hs supreme Court Of NewYork, anl Miss
Caroline Corelyou. daughter Of the late Peter Van
wick Cor.elycu OF Scw- recht, L. l., married Oh
"Wednesday evening no the house Of the Rev. Dr. Ram
baut No. 10 OCeutraLayc.. Newark The bride and groom
are descendants OF the oldest Dutch families Of
ON. I,.Ld Tho bride ia daughter OF Mrs. Dr Ram
Lnuf who VAS formerly Mr5 COrtelyou. The wedding
was private In consequence Of tho recent death of the
RuouIns mother at FIatDush.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
KILLED BY APlCHE INDIANS.

DENVER, March 2.-Thomas Mathison,
Mormon OF st. George, Utah, arrived here yesterday
from trip through Arizona lie reports that his wife
and daughter and two Mormon men had been killed oy
the Touto Apaches tho Coloraio Chieqmta ana
san Frauci.co mountains. Mathson was out hunting
aryerl miles from the camp when tho Indians made the
rid Alter the massaore the indians went south To-
ward Ionto Bay.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
RUSSIA AND ROUMELIA.

CoNsTANuNoPIE, March 2.-RussIa through her
Consul General at Phlippopolis has demanded pri-
oriy for her claim on the Roumehan treasury OF
% OOO, 900 francs for Tie maintenance Of the Rus
sian army Of occupation. The Porte contends that
the Signatory Powers must decide as to the amount
due Russia and also that the amonnt OF revenue the
Russian collected while occupying the province
shall BE- deducted from the claim.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
MRS. SARAH E. HoUE 10 BE SENTENCED.

BosToN, March 2.-rhe Supreme Judicial
Court, the Of Mrs. Sarah L. Howe. president Of
The Womans Bank, today overruled tIc exceptions
the verdict guilty against her three counts for OBJ
timing money by false retcnccs, aud sustained the
ccptons 10 the other count, because Of variance
betv cen the ygation ald the proofs. The latter
win be abandoned and Mrs. Howe sentenced on
he oil
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
4 BANK TO RESUME BUSINESS.

BosToY March 2.-To-day the transfer to
the directors OF the Pacific Bank Of S2O3GOO the
amount duo from +. c. Weeks, was completed and
total Of sos IN cash and securities is now In the
nLs og thc cashier This the last obstacle In
tr way Of resumpiln Of business, aud ~ soOn the
securities have been thoroughly examined the doors OF
the bank viii be reOpencd to the public.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
KY0CKLD SESSALESS WITH 4 STONE.

BosrON, March 2.-At SOmervillc this after
nGon Henry W. Ostcrhriuk, ten years old, qualreued
with little daughter Of Samuel Finley, Ncw-England
freight agent Of the Pennsylvania Railway. and threw
large stone her II struck her the head and knocked
Lcf .rusc'css causing serious conclusion OF the Dah
A fllnl rtnnt u lealud. lhr boy Maa ArIostCd
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
A SHERIFF ASSAsSlNATE
KILLING a NIoLhNT rKIslNf
MTRDERED by HER son.

CINCINNATI, March Mrs. Thomas Glllcm,
wife OF wcto-dO farmer living NJ Bakers Corners,
four IniIca rom Armada, MHcOmb County, was shot
through The BODY and almost Instantly killed on Tues
dav night by hcr snn Charles b. who - about seven
teen yt,rs Of age For some years Mrs Gcm has been
in m health ana very frctful. Young Gcn declared
that nov there would be ptace I'm the house.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
FORTY-sEvEN PERSONS DROWNED.

LONDON, March Mail adv:ccs from the west
coast of Africa report tha; fcrryboat, while cross
ing the Lagoon of Lagos. capszed, and that forty
seven out Of sixty persons on board were drowned.
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF URUGUAY.

LONDON, March "a dispatch from Montcvideo
dated yesterday says: DIR. Vidal has rel igncl the
Presidency of The Rcpublic and the Congress of
both Chambers has elected Senior Santos to be his
sncccsSnr. TRANQUILITY COnlnues'
New-York tribune., 1882-03-03
FRAGMENTS or WESTERN NEVIS.

CITY CLERK ARRESTED FOR ARSON.
ST. LOUIS, March "A dispatch to The Re
pbIicd from Carthage Mo- says H. G. Cabot, late city
Clerk was arrested yesterday charg" of setting fire
TO the city Hail. which burned ten days ago.
INJUNCTIONS AGAINST TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
CHICAGO, March 2.-Ifo prOpIietOrs of the
'buckcts hops have obtained temporary iIuunctions
restraining the Onion and Gold and stock Com
names from removing the "lckcrs from their offices.
A SHERIFF ASSASSINATED.
VERONA, Mo-, March 2.-Onc ROwlcy, with
ont warning aud from behind stable, fired ut sheriff j.
U0pkn of Barry County, Monday last. The ball hit
him i'm the breast and caused hs death ROwlcy sur
rendered Three years ago sheriff Hopkins attempted to
arrest q brother OF EuWl,y qu!stIn from Texas
for murder. The latter resisted and WIS Filled
KILLING VIOLENT PRISONER.
GEORGETOWN, o., March 2.-Charlcs Fry,
IN a undcr an indictment for burning barn. was shot
nu, ms 0nv killed last evening by j. T.. Hclbug, jr.,
son of thc s,rn. When the sheriff went 10 give him i
eupper Fry ma lc mureruus assault upon bil where
mon yOuy Iclbing fired "A shot which killed the pIs-
Oncr
,,,-pr,rpt,r ny IIEU SpN
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Werifantf&e Sapferttit.

Ho6 pom ben Seiten i5reS ymeritGni:
i9en Rrieses~ Der pfesten bic Imeritas
ner auf tbre msritauii9en Ha9barn aIs
SoIbaten 5isuilI9 perd9tIi9 btnab3us
bltden. Mlerbinss ru1ben Dor ie6sunb;
brei6is unb finfunbbreiBis Subren bic
msrltanil9en Truppen Don ben tletneu
In Mtrito etnge6run9enen amcritanil Gen
Oeeren unter Scott nn6 Eaplor in aabIs
reidsn Greffen sei@lusen. Oie Gapfers
feit unb En9ti9teit iener o~merifanii9en
Eruppen, Defenders aud Der SreiwilIts
| gen, ueroient aue Mnertennung. N6er
| erIei@tert purbe linen Der @rfols bur9
bic Ebatla1e, baB bic merttaniI9en
E,uppen bamaIs inter Der SberIeititns
Santa DUMAS m6sIi9ft f9le9t sefibrt
maren.
Wie bic Merifaner i6on Bel friberen
@eIeoenbeiten, ba unb bort aud wdbrenb
i6reS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sesen bte
trtegsti6ttsen Spanier, ibre Eapferteit
beuieIen batten, 70 betbdtisten fe bies
IeIbe in nod b6berem @rabe i'm Sample
sesen bic frana6fI9eu @inbriusIinse.
neil fte nun ti9ttse trteserif3e uno pos
Iitii9e Sibrer batten. BeionberS bic
3urhdf3lusuns bss alusriTs %frans6it.
f9er &erntrupSsu ouf bic Stabt 9uebIo
i'm Mai 1862 mar cine eIdu3enOe msrts
faniI9e @affentbat. Na9bem fpdter
BITE S~taatStunlt unieres Sewor6 bic
SransoIen aus Merito binaus compIi=
menttrt bate, bew6b,ten fid bic Rtrts
tansr Dor finf3ebn Sabren aud in ibrent
fiesrei@en Sample sssen ben @rSber;os
Wtor unb bshen gum GbetI febr triessers
fabreue S5Iouer ais gang tl@tise unb
ulutbise SoIbateu.
Set siniseu Sabren BADEN bic ames
ritaner ni@t nur gar teinsn @ruub
mebr, ouf bic Msrttuner ais 6rieser
binabSuIeben, foubcrn iie baben ale nrs
fade, nit Sei9dmuns auf bic m~sritants
i9en Rrieger AZ bIiden. ~wenisfens ios
melt nnier ftebeuhes 9eer tn Bstru9t
touinrt.
Sas 6auptsef6dft unieres fiebenben
6eereS tf Der = Snbtanertriee, Der
Srtes seseu oufftdnOtfde wiISe &otbs
bdute. Die Offtiere unierss ffebenhen
9eeres babeu IN .berartisen Rrtegen cine
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Wttp aerrer ..aaaenaartea...

Na9 benz Muffcr Der r&tnbersdrten~
uer6en il ber Staot 9eew Yort unb melt
barber binaus felt Ginger 3eit pon elmer
6etrd6tli9en &usabl w~oblbabenber unlez
ritanii1er DAMIEN 2ebrouftaIten errt9tet,
in ueI6en tIeine S9uImdb9en l1nterri9t
in ben erIten Sii9enarbeiten unb anberen
6ausarbeiten erbalten. Sn bteiem Gimme
Fibren bic Nnitalten ben Namen v&i6ens
9drten". Sn benz foebeu erf9teneuen
sweiten Sabrss6eri9te Der 9eieai9aft
beiBt es:
8ie man uon ben Eiubersdrtnertnnen
u~oraus9eiebt. bag fe Dor Dem 8estnn
ibrer G~bdttateit einen regelmdBtaen Sur.
Jus bur6sema6t baben, 10 ioate ou3
Niemanb in etuem Rd9enSarten unters
ri6teu, Der ni9t bic ppn unlerer @eieuz
f9aft erri1tere SduIe fir Ro6;2ebrerins
men bur9gemadt bat. Sin lt@tiaen
8h9enaarten : 2ebre1innen fann inoeGen
tsin ManeeI ieiu, bu Srduletu 9unttnss
ton, bic llrbebettu bes Spfteuis, 1eben
Binter ibre 2ebttlaifen er6fnet. Der
be:reffenbe unterri9t mtrb in bel g8aiou
Mil4on, SEQ. 1875 ct. Warts 9Iace IN
Heu Oort pom /. Nopember bis 5um 1.
Mai, ieben 5ueiten MittwO3 i'm MOuat
ertbetlt. Sir OieIeni9en, weI3e 5u
melt pom New gort entfernt wobuer, bat
BITE @eleui1aft IN BET Berfou bes 6rdus
Ietn Gorrap pom Yrouibence, eine ti3tise
acknowledgement ~9efunben.
Oas @efen bes Ri6ensartens Sphems
beffebt bartu, baB iuu9e Rdo6en hur9
cine 3~wefmdBise Nupafung beS ans
f6auun9Sunterri9ts in allen uOrtommens
ben bdnsIi9en arbeiten unterwieien wers
ben. Die erifen 8erlude bseler Dirt
wurben TIM Sabre 1877 in Der Stabt
Stem Dort gema9t. Die llnterweiiuns
umfaBt feds 2ettioneu, Don benen ieoe
eineu Mouat Belt fur BITE prattil9e Gns
penbune, relp. @rIeruuns bes be3iss
Ii9en NrbeilsSueiss erforbert. Die gu
Iernenben Arbeiten tno: 5euerma6cn,
Bettenma1eu, 4ustebren unb Gbfiduben,
@ai9en unb BiseIn, Sesen, Gif9s
bedcu II. (. 10. Da3u tommt bas Rens
nenIernen Der psridiebenen Ebeile bes
&inbs nnb SnmmeIfeiI6es, nebit elmer
4nIettuns tn Seri9nstOeu unb Ro9en
unb Braten befeIbeu. Den S9IuB
ouoet DIE NHIDelIun9 bur Superetun9
bss unuermeioli6en Bic. Aue bisie
Mrbeiteu wetfen unter Beobo9tuug Der
sr6sten @einIi9teit psrri9tst, un6 ca:
NIT benz Ri9enearten BITE nOtbiss 9oeffe
'ni9t fsble. wsroen bic &inben anseIeis
tet, bel ieoer arbeit pufeube 2ieber gu
fnseu.
frau Brtant. Elm 86sItns Der 2ebrs
fIafe, bat ben 8erIu9 semn9t. has
Spfem tn Der @eiie 3u erpettern, bnB
iunse &naben anseIeitet werben, lamb
u~irtbi@aftIi9e Arbetteu gu uerri9ten.
Cine &iIfe pon grbe, einiee 4derbau.
@srf3ense i'm &leinen uub einige @dmes
reien ftnb has Bacterial, nit benz man,
pie IS f9eint, bic fleinen N<8.gs
S9hsen re@t gut un6 ,swedmdBi9 be-
i9dfti9en Tam. Snhefen wir6 bic
&l9ensorteu $ @eienf9aft ibr 6aupts
iuterefe bod ben weiblideu bdusIi@en
Arbeiteu 3upenben. Das Spffem TIT
nen unb nod ni@t ponfdnbis entwideit,
ober pffenbar finhet es INNER sr6Bere
8erbreituus un6 @irbigung. Wer fi9
bafiir tntereffrt, Tam es tennsn Iernen,
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@eruutt@te Ma@rt@teu.

Ole So obItbattgteitsan n.
ffaIten Der Sta5t Wien bcben ein febl
bibiaes 8erm69tniB erbnIten. Oel
Oberit a.. .. @raf 8inceT3 Wor3in bat
bisieIben su grbeu feines febr betrdtIt:
den 8erm0sens ein9efett, Don benz nur
loo. 1000 @uIoen al Qesaten aus3u3ub'
3ablen itnb.
Sn 8rnfieI 1T BITE Sirftn
uon @aramart : gbimap nit eiuem i6rer
Bebtenten burdsebraunt. SSbr Wanu
t,6ifet if9 bamtt, baB Der 0eirntbs.
gontratt INN einen betrd5tli6en EbeiI
bes aus brei Wiutonen Dollars beffe6ens
ben 8ermO9ens fetuer 6rau fdert, unb
1T 6erett, in bic beantraste S6eibun9 3u
piIisen.
Nus 2pon wirb eemeIbet,
baB am 90. Weat tie tn Der N6be Der
Stabt bsIesenen groBartigen @~iienbabn>
pagsnsB auuerfftdtten pOn Ia'Buire Elm
&uub Der Tlammeu seworben ieien.
S~inftaulenb i'm Bau besriHene Waes
CONS ftnb pertrannt. Der S9aben wtrb
auf $500. 900 gef9dst Webrers tau:
ienb Irbeiter itno broOlos.
Die Sabritfabt Sbefftetb,
gneIanb, permittslif etnes f9ifbaren
&anaIs pom 9ooIe mad Ger Stabt in els
men Seebafsn 3u ~perwanbelu, mtrb bea6s
ifdtigt, fit befeu A~usfiib,ung Feibig
eeworben pirh. Ser GanaI fol- fur
S9ife BON 1000 Eonuen Grastraft
fdiHbar unb aIei33ettig au9 ais N68uos,
tauoI mad benz 9umberfufe ueruenbbar
sema9t we1beu.
Nus Son anttnopeI wirb
semelbet, baB ouf ber SnfeI Starpanto
elm grbbeben ftdttsefunben babe; Der
burd bafieIbe angeri6tete S9aben fei
u~nbebeutenb. Sngesen ut bas @rbbeben
binrei3eno SeueieE, UNI swif9eu Serpa
nnb 9erep elmer neueu SnieI ;ur @nts
ffebuns gu usrbeIreu.
Bon ben norwegi4 &uss
ffIsrn auf Der Iusifeuung pon S1ifs;
mobe1eu tn 2onbou baben ni9t wentser
ais IL, Ober CO 4 Der selammten 3abI
Der Nusffeuer bes Ian6es, 9rdmfen ober
@mpfebIunsen erbaIteu. S9iffseous
i~truttor BIom am SrIossperFt in 6or.
ten unb bic StauuuSer Gods unb 9ieBez
reieu erbtsItsu soIosne ReSailIen.
Sn RuBIanb f9eint M a n
nibiIifif9en Anf9Idsen aud unter Der
artinsrie auf bic Spur setommen su
fein. &a9 5abIrei@en ud4tIi@en pOlis
SeiIi9en @tftattonen IN ben Betersbnreer
Artinerietafernen 'fan6en Mitte Dol.
Wonais aud in ObeHa foI9e ffatt.
Drei ArtiuertesO ff3ieTe wurben n~rretirt,
woruuf f9 swet anbere Sffsiere, UNI
f@ Der 8erbattuus On entSiebeu, err
bentteu.
Dte 2onboner vEimesH be-
ri9tet bn6 DOR 500 Sabreu, am Is.
Stunt 1851, Der Oberri@ter cir Sobn
gauenbii9, bos erfe ausgeBei9nets Mfts
sIieb Der gaDeuOif9sGdmilte, ebenfaus
Dpr1 &ebellen ernorhet wor6. MIs n6uls
LID Der Auffanb bes Wot 9pIe f@ mad
SufoH mussebebut bate, srif Der 96s
beIbaufen bds 6aus bes @enonnten In
Durp ct. Gbmunbs an, beuld@tiste f9
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wsuu er Der .gsIIDrens aib SOcietp
SnhuftrinI S1ool1 IN Mem Oorf an
iIaenb einem Eaae masgenommen
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Nem SerIep, aHbanr. 8bilabeIpbia,
BoFon, GIncinn0ti. Gehor &npib5 IN
Soma un6 IN G~leUeIanh.
go nett Der Beri9t. GofeutIi9 if
nber bic Ro6tunf, beren Nnfdnse IN
bisien 4nfuIten aelebrt werben, ni9t
bie rein ameritanii9e, rDeI@e bos f9reGs
Tide, bic IanoIdufse vDpspepfp@ ers
3euaenbe 9antees6refen IieFert.
sur G09ter6en ta9tissr 6suti9s
ausritanii9er 6ausFrouen fnb Ibrisens
fuI9e pRa@susdrteuA ui9t u0tbis.
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VttuhIe ivy uut lOOU Ouuulf AtIula
nter uou benz iteineInen @ebiube wuT6su
mad allen Ni4tunssu ueriireut; ssa
Stein Don 90 Pfunb @eni9t narSe zine
WRetIe melt eefdIeu6eIt. Gin anhcEe
erf4Ing i'm RieoerfaIen elm $fst6-
Wieeer elm an6erer I9Irg buTG has Dad
zines 6uuies unb traf Gin Sett, in uels
dem 3wsi Rinber f4Iiefen, be sEa6li4u
Weiie ~uuuerfebrt bIiebsu. 6tnffCTf9Sis
ben wurbeH im umtreiie Don einSr Neils
~eiuge6rh6t. Der Rnaa un0 bic bur3
bic Grplofon peruria9te GrlAnitrruza
wureeu IN eiuem lmtrsiie uoH a4t Reis
len tuabrgenommen.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-06-22
The Two Mysteries.

We know not what it is dear, this sleep sc
deep and still;
The folded hands, the awful calm, the cheek
so pale and chill;
The lids that will not lift again, though we
call and call;
The strange white solitude of peace that set,
ties over all.
We know not what it means, dear, this desc
late heart-pain;
This dread to take our daily way, and walk
in it again;
We know not to what other sphere the loved
who leave us go,
Nor why we're left to wander still, nor why
But this we know; Our loved and dead, il
they should come this day
Should come and ask US, "What is ife?' not
one of us could say. i.a-f 5..a- g
Lie Is mystery as deep as ever death can
be;
Yet Oh! how sweet it is to us, this life we
live and see!
Then might they say-these vanished ones
and blessed is the thought
80 death is sweet to us, beloved, though we
may tell We naught;
We may not tell it to the quick-this myterY
of death
Ye may not tell US, if ye would, the mystery
of breath.
The child who enters life comes not with
knowledge or intent;
So those who enter death must 20 as little
children sent,
Nothing is known. But 1 believe that God
is overhead.
And ss life is to the living, 80 death is to the
dead. The Century.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1882-06-22

UPDEGRAEF carries % of the Al Bel
mont delegates, many of them over the
combined forces of the opponents. He
has certainly good reason to be proud
of the support he received in Belmont,
which is based mainly upon the good
opinion entertained of him by the voters.
Bellaire was carried by the combination,
by 400 majority, the Updegraff men not
making an effective opposition. But
Bridgeport gave Updegraff 200 major
ity, Martins Ferry 200, Barnesville 291,
not received figures from all the coun-
try townships, but enough is known to
state that Updegraff has 500 or 400 ma
jority in the county over the combined
opposition Of all his opponents. If the
vote of Belmont was solid like Guern-
sey, he would have Al delegates; and
having carried Jefferson also, ne would,
by the same plan, have 80 votes there,
or enough to nominate. The election in
Belmont shows that Updegraff is un-
doubtedly the choice of the people of
this county, and if the Belmont dele
gates want to represent the people, they
will not hunt up dark horse who was
not voted for at all, but after supporting
Poorman and Hollingsworth reason
able length of time, they will put their
votes where they will do the most good.
The Belmont primaries showed unmis-
takably that Updegraff is the choice of
the people.