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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12
gus Ser 8mnSes8auptTtaot.
Gbampaeusr ais garOmetsr Oer 0siaaSiss
Inge.

@aibington, II. 9e3.-Souiul 6rja=
bic in ggou, 6rautreid, bat oem Stlat5= De-
partement einen intereHanteu 8eridt ciuge=
i6idt, Ser ,,oeu &bampa9ner alS Barometer
Der @ei1dftSIage" gum @egeuftlu0e bat.
gr iaat, oaB Der 6aH0el in oieiem perlenoeu
@etrQutc ieil LANCER 3eitOoH ujeleu @eI6iitS=
lcuten als WaBitab Der geihdftlideu Broipez
ritdt ober Sloubeit in osrhie0snen 2a1oera
betrattet iporoen lei; unO 5mar uerSe Der
Sttober nl8 9robemOnat ausgemdblt, neil
Inn oiele 3ett in ialt alien 2duOern Oie Se=
iteuungen fir Die 6eftog8= unO @eeui9ait8-
SCilon gemnd)t merbeH. Seit LANCER 53eit
babe IN allen gGuoern Der @bampaguerbaH=
bel atgenommeu uuo in ben Sereinigteu
StaateH IN 1877 cen nie0rtgiteu 8unft er=
reid)t; ieitOem trat eire 3unahme OieieS 6an=
oels5meiges elm ,uu6 oa8 9fehHuHgSia9r 1885
Seige cine 3unabuIe BON 1924, 924 iiber 1884.
9n Sttober 1885 muroe fir $343 $50 &6am=
pagner aus 6rantreih nod ben Ser, Staqe
ten geiauot, cine 3unabme bon $142, ,997
iiber SftOber 1884. 3iele 3unnbme oeutet
auf IineR grao 0eS @eOei1enS Ru0 cine
6ofiuung aui 8elebung Se8 6auoels, uel1e
bic Commissioning unierer beiteH @ei4dftS.
leute ibertreffeH. Sn europali6eH 2dnOern
iei9ie8 ni6t Der Sau; bort bdH9eu Die 6Iaus
belt uno Die 2ebbaih9teit Oe8 9eihdfte8 oeH
POlttiideH 6ya9en unO SrtegSbeiuratuHgeH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12
Die EtLberiraae.

3ablreite Betitioueu UOn 8itrgerH Oe8
Staate8 Soma THO 0em 9auie 3ugegaH9en,
in melaem bebauptet pirO, OuB Der grdF=
bent, Der 6lnan3ietretdr, Der u2Imeritaniite
8antier.Serein" unO bic pittigften 3eituns
gen bes SfenS iid uerbiinoet batteH, nm ben
gSertb uno Die Sauftrait fuuoirter Sbii=
gutiOneu Rnb firer @intommeH 6urA Die
@ntpertbung aIlgemeiner gertbe in 6oIae
Der gntpertbuHg oeS Silber5 Ober Su8peHs
fion Der Stlberpraguug 3u erb0beH. Die Bez
titiouirenoen perlGageT, OaB bic Stlberpraz
guHg Der goloprdgHng glei9 9emudtweroe !;
SAP bic 6artgelOs @ertifitaie beibebaIteH uHO
mie0er 81 Hno $2-g5oten auSgegebeu Uers
BEN, un6 boB enbiid] Die Sdul6, 10 IfneQ e8
lie 9}egieruHg8s sgiutitnfie er!auben, gettIgt
frprNp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12
&c aranloien in aLnnant.

Bari8, II. 9e5ember. - Sen. @ouTcp
1it bonn &ommenoO in Quuam abberuieH uuo
Sen. Regrier on isiHer SteGs errauHt nor
ben. giau beihuloigt i'm, bic S6rrierig'
feiteu Der SttHatiou in ltnEam IN ieiHeH Be-
ritteu ibertriebeH unb fh untluger Beile
nit Den auaamitiideH 8e96r0en ii5egporien
gu bnben, gOourd bic GHgeboreHeH belHabe
III einera aQ9emeiueH Auiftanoe getEteben
murosE.
8aS 5ongtinaz gom:te Der 9epnhrtentam.
mer bat 6ru. Bele!aH gum Soriieer er.
ndblt. Sr. Beqetan 3eiiirpOrtet DIE m0gIi4t
baleige 9idumun9 u0n 8On9ling.
SIN gtiuiferium oe5 4uSmdrtigeu lit elm
9sfument in Der 8auoitrift oes 6ru. 6errp
oefuuoeu rpOroeH, mel6er f6 ais Der Guts
luurf zines Eraibrlei5 iiir eine iaSli6 s6iatis
ihe Gompoenie entpuppt unO ben @riin0era
Der Gompugnis Elm WouOpol Der Staat5ldu.
bereien, glineH uno GiienblhueH in Gong
ting Derlsibt. Seu9 lieB ben Blan Ipdter
fallen, neil er GPpOftiOR in ben SammerR
beiiratrte.
QS{6tuyN SI4th< <gRhisFph C961A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12
Tie @aBIsu in @rObsrttanntcu.

2Oubou, II. 9ej,-@laOitou bat eiueu
&riei iiber Die Babl geidriebeH, in meldenl
er inter llnocrem iuqt: oG5 III eiue mert.
piiroige 2Gabl gewtien uHo b0S 9ielul,at be-
neiit, bOB mir GeWiHnite lett 1880 iiber bic
8OrieS gemaft baben, weuu mau beoeuft,
baB mir Is Cite Ourd Ou8 2luiiteueH 3peter
liberalen @anoiOateH IN le0em Der betreHeu.
ben Giitritte UerIoren uuO 0aB BarHel Oeu
SOries meitere Is Sibe IN 6le 6dnOe lpielte.
2OHOOH, II. 9e3ember.- Die ~ Doilp=
SEEMS" ldldgt cine 0ouiereu} Der 6iibrer Der
gtberaIeu, GOniuUativeu uno Barueuitsu sur
6ehitelung elmer Saii5 fir 6Ome=5Ule IN
Srlauo Dor. 0a8 &latt bdlt ben Plau
S'GOnHOr'S ais unpafeno, iO9ar iar 5r=
IHrNnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12
GRroA6iIge GabeI5eri9ts.
Sic Sitm ttuu TIM 8aIfatt.
GutiiGttu aHi bal6igen SrieoenSidluB.
Ser tlcme ISaDoI.
Ser sicue WaDoF.

9eOenFIidle Sage Der brttiIheH 1ruppeH in
cuban. - @iue uete cueIiiAe SpeOtttpH
MAD @8hpteu. GlcOClanO's g3ofidait
uuo Die 2tusWeiiun8 unu Seutias2Imeris
Faueru aas Salespig.- @ueIauO's tHuere
gpUtff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12
Neutiion tm britiihen @anaL.

2oHbOu, II. 9e3ember. Die BON Bilz
mtugtOU, N=G., mad ySOlgaIt beiltmmte
Oeuiihe @arte ,TiOelic, ," nelde, uie berettS
gemelOet, i'm briudeu Ragale tbeiIwetie auf
Der Seite liegeuO ouigeTuuoeu wurOe, TT
nod 8OOer bugiIrt wOrOeu. Ser S1i1S=
zimmerman uuO Smei auoere UiitQlteoer
oer Diaunidait ftn0 gerettet. Sbrcu Augd
ben 5uiOlge ranute elm uubetauuter DAM
pier am 20. gtOUember gegeH Die 8arfe uuo
iubr oaHu meIter, CBue iid) mn ibr Shidial
81 betiimmerH. 0aS Sdidial oe5 jtelle5
Der gtauuidlit 1T nod ujdt betauHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12
Rur3e S2abcIocpcIdleu

- Su @arihau it augcbllb eiue ueue
HjbilIiteu &eridm0ruug eutoedt WorOeH,
uuO ucle &erBaituHgeu wurOeH UorgeHOm
men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12

g}oHbuIn1, II. 9e5ambar. briz
tiidje 6OuptouartjCr iit mad Dem Balaft Der
Isgt mOrotu. Der buoObitiide 6obeprieier
bat ieiHe uHtCrgebeueu Brieiter auf9aIOrOert,
Id oeu GE9iduoerH 5u uuterDerisu. Die
0Ocoiten beorObeH nod INNER Die llmga=
hmm pnu JRouhnluh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-12-12

9HMeIbori II. DECEMBER. - @ercral
5On gOe iagte beute gelegeutlid zines Diff
5Iers5autetts 3ur aHtrport auf eiueu Goat:
Pas tbeiuide uu0 oaS mefpbdliite Corps
pcrOeu uauf'5 Reue ibre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be-
metien, meun mir - mas iebr letbt gei1eben
lam - Wtcoer aufgeiorOert ueroeH, Oem
6eiuoe gegeniiber 3u treteR." Die 9teOe bat
betrGdtlthe SeuiQtiou errenf
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23

Mcnn Die Iebte Ga9ridt begriinbet ut,
70 itdnbe alto jest bic Ausfiibrilng Der
bei6erleitiqeH 0rc6ungen beuor, oenn
am /. Sanudr lduit Der bis5eri9e Dtunss
pertraa alb. Son iebt bis oabin miroe
Die 8dnt pom 6rantrei6 bemiibt lem, 10
uiel beIeil6e 6iinHrantcnfiife, wie m09s
lid mad BeIeien su I6iden, oa pc Dor
benz MblaIfe Der Convention nid1t aIBer
Gurs aeiebt merben f0nneu.
llnteroeiisn lit 6as Silbermetau i'm
QRe(tmortte auT einen Breis gelunteu,
Der uneefdbr einem &ertbuerbaItniB pom
90 8funb Silber sIei9 ctnem Yfllno
0oIb entIpri6t, lpdbrenb bas Yrdgnn9ss
8erbaltniB i'm @ebiete Der eateiniiten
lluiou l54:l, in ben Ser. Staaten
1881 lit; B. f. ba5 in einem Silbers
Dollar entbaltene Metau lit tbatidbli6
nur nod pier 6anfteI 6es i'm @oios
Dollar entbaltenen "Details uertb ; wdbz
ren6 bas @ertbperbdltniB bes 6iinf@
frdnten:3balers gu ben @OIbmiinSen Der
2ateinii6en Union Elm nod nn9lei9e1
res lit.
en- europa nimmt man nun au9enein
an ban Die Ser. Staaten bic aIsprds
outa BON SiI6eroollars einltellsn wers
BEN. Selblt sifrise SiIberfreunoe bal
ten IS fir wdui6eusmcrtb, bag blcS
6alomoeIi6 9eI6e6e, neil oann oas
@ert6ucrbdltniB be5 Sil6ermetalls gum
@ol6e lid cher weroe feitItellen lahen,
ais IS Jest Der Sal lit. Sn 6Ol9e Der
berrI6enben lIngepiB9eit lit bas StI6er
nntirli9 gum 8e9enitanbe Der Spetus
lation 9euorben. Sein 9reis wiro bur9
Die ,5urdt un6 0ofinung Der SpetuLaue
ten beeinfuBt. Dies 9iebt 8eranlohung
al f~ortudbren6en S9wanfltngen. Die
@initellun9 Der Silberprdgir9 bur9 Die
Ser. Staaten mirbe bieiem iir Die ges
aeIammte @eI6Gftspelt auer gambler 10
acknowledgement 3ultanoe Uabrldelnli6
Elm Gnoe MAIDEN. Ger SiI6erpreis, 10
hoit man, miiroe oann lpieoer cine pers
6dltniBmaBigc Steti9teit unb 6eiti9tsit
er6altcn, auf @jruno oerCn S~erbanoluns
aen ii6er Elm internationaleS 46tommer
ii6er Elm augemein an3unebmenbe5 Mertbs
uerbdltniB eingeleitct per0en t0nlltet.
Neulid wuroe beri6tet, ber BrGlibeut
babc bic curopdiiden Otd9te inter ber
Ouuo bur6 0rn. Wtarton Worble mcgen
i6rer @enei9tbeit gil einem ioI4en Glib
tommcn Ionoiren lalIen.
Oh bic 6ohrun9cu, Bag Der GOn9reF
lid I'll elmer, menH aud belongings
rpeiIen GinIteuunq ber SitberprGguno
bereit seisen mirh, III GrIiiuun9 9s9er
per6ert, 6as lit frciIi9 nod in tiefes
Ountel gebiitlt, 6~eIon6ers ieit lid Der
nrQc6lide 6omprOmiBuori6Ia9 ocS 6ons
Il eRpertrctero Merncr pm S6to oIs
fir Die }lnbGnger Der cjoIorudbrnng
qdn;liA m%OuncGmbor berausgcitelit bat.
(2iu;. 3. w
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23

a~niuOricte i6r in Ser freun6Ii9fen
&eiie. M[s bic ltnterre0nug uoriiber
mar, be9Ieitete er iie nit Der ausgefu6s
tciteu !50Fidteit bis sur Tbiire.
F Gil ScmnIsee, Der 6auptltabt Der
vNution" Der ciuilifirten Greet Sn6ianer
i'm Sn6ianer : Serritorinm taat iebt bic
y@eIebgebuug" oes Greet Staates."
Sic ut i'm So ientIi6eu 9lei6 ben Staots-
geirbaebun9eu ~unIerer Staateu eingcrids
tet, flbrt aber lebr bo6trasen6e 6itel.
Der Serat beiBt ndmli6 6as 6nus Der
&6ni9e, oos unterbaus has 6aus Der
Rrte9er. Die swei GommtlISre, weIde
Yrdfioent @Ieuelano crnannt bat, oamit
iie nnterbanblungeu nit ben 9reetS pfle>
gen, nm bieIe gum @ufgeben ibrer &ns
fpri6c Guf Stlaboma Al peranlaIIeu,
werben in ben nd6iten SaacH in ScmuI>
gee eintrcffeu, abcr, pie man 9laubt,
toum @rfolg baben, ca Die @rcefs Tel.
neswegs 9eionneu iein ioucn, in cine 9lbs
dnSerung i6rer 8ertrdge init Der Re9ies
run9 einsuwiltisen.
F Der bieier Gage in Ncu Oort pcrs
itorbene cardinal Sobn WtcgIoSteu
muroe am 10. Mdrs 1910 in 0rootIpn
gcboren, itu6irte I'M Wtount Ct. Marp's
College bel @utmittSburg in WtarpIaub
3beoIogie, feste, na96em er bier am 8.
Sanuar 1884 bic nieberen NSeiben erbals
ten, feline Stubien dIf Der @re9orianis
I6cu llniueriitdt in &om fort, wur6e
baum gum Brieiter geweibt. mar cine 3eit
lang &aplan an Der ct. Sofep5sfir6e
in New Oort unb ipdter beren Yfarrer,
murbe 1871 pom Dem Sil6of 9u96es
gum Yr6fibenten beS neu9e9riinocteu
st. sSobns college" gu Sorobnm in
Nerp Dort %eruaunt, Iegte aber idOu i'm
acknowledgement Sabre bieTes gmt uies
Der, INT bic Qeituus Der ct. Soiepbss
@emeinbe wie6er st iibernebmeu. Grit
81 Sabre alt, purbe or AM 10. Wdrs
1914, feinem @eburtStaae, ais Goabius
tor bss bumuIisen 9ii6ofs unb na6bes
riscn Gisbii9ofs Su9beS, sum Biidof
9eueibt, ii6eruabm lS47 bic 2eituug be5
neuen BistbumS Al6any, purSe 1864
mad benz Sobe bes Gr,6ii6ofs 6uebeS
beiIen Nto9fOI9er, uno wuroe am 3. Nai
1875 pom Bapt 8ius TX. gum 9orbis
naIprieiter gepeibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23
0ier beiet 90 q ioote linn ein t1uters

,.bter heiBt es, q iagte ibm Gin Inter
6eamter, 10 i9nea mie mogIib etiuas
3ulammenrafen uno ~ benz Staube
MAIDEN, ebe Ginen bas Bie6er ermif6t.@
-Sa, a6er Die @onlpagnie uno Der
@anaI? - @r fa6te mir in's 9eIi6t.
.Sie eIauben alip an ben S6pinoel24
fraetc er. = So, nun aber sic 9%lctiondre!
- vWarim iin6 sic 70 bumm. ibr @el6
binueg,uucrfen = Sic Tnb alto ni9t
Sufrie6en nit i6rer 2dee2 = yOa5 ni6t
eerdbe; i6 uer6iene 500 6r. mouatIid,
Sic 6dIfte befonrmt meme 5rau in
8aris, ib befomme bic SdIfte bier.
Ods mare natirli9 un5urei6eno, aber
i5 babe eiuen lluterne6mer, Der mir
1000 6rancs mouatlid in Die 6ano
briidt."
BUR 4uftldrun9 6e5 lesteren Sases
oenii9e bic Sbatiade, baB brei Viertel
Ser Yrofte bes natirIi9eu Ecrrnins
nidt porbnubeu iiub, 70 baB IS ucrs
fonlmt, 6aB elm rnternebmer pom Der
6Oupasnie bie !3abluns iir nod 43. 900
6ubitmeter forbert, wdbreub Die Cont
paenie bebauptet, es lei ibon FIR 70,s
900 6ubitmster gu pieI besdbIt morben.
QSie mt benz 0ieI6e Der Actioudre
~umee9angen mir6, barber m09e nod
folQenbcs 9eiipiel eiusn lSinf geben.
5Su Der g1dbe elmer 2tufI5uttun9 bel
@atum laeen auf benz So6en cine 9roBe
Menqe aus europa au9elangter, gdni
neuer Wai6inentbeile. Der llnternebs
mer ruen6ete i'd, ebe CT nit I%eiicr Nufs
i6uttun9 be9ann. an bic Terualtlrng,
oamit bieie ben Bias frei made. Gr
betommt feline Nntport. Gr mil Die
Negrdumln9 Der Wtoi6inentbeiIe bur9
feline 2eute beiorgen Iaiieu, man 9~eitattet
bies i6m ni6t. Gr ertIdrt, bag CT Die
Grbe iber Die beruinIiegenbcn @egen=
ltdube weroe i3iitten mullen, wenn lie
ni6t forteerdumt piirbeu CT 6ittet einen
8eamten, bas notbige an5uoronenn Der
outrportet Inn: .Je men f....~ I'D
audi" id9Ic i0lieBIi3 Der llnterncbmer
uno 10 peridittet Ct Elm uortrelili6es
Waterial, bas melt iiber cine Wfilion
g~efoitet bat.
Die ermcn 2(ctionGre! Nenn lie
Deni9itens nod Sen Croft bdtten, Dap
trot aGe6em ibr gel6 lid cines cages
mdBi9 uer;inieu perbe. Sa9 ober fam
ihncu 9ticmGnb Deripre6en. 9fnr zines
lit ii6er, Dap Die NorOameritaner benz
Ding nit bsimli6em Yergniigen 3n>
l6aueu. Sic beufen mic Ser tleine
0drenmirtb I'M i9psiSerii6eu Sberlano,
ais or cine 2tctienaeieIli9aft etH palalts
artiges 6rembcnbotel nebcn ieinem be-
i6eiocren O0itbof cr6auen iab. rQn9
baut ibr Iir MID" iagtc Der flu9e
Y6renpirtb, unb mic bic 3utnnFt lebrtc,
bate Der Mtanu uidt ltnreGt. u. u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-10-23

Die bicsid6rlge 6opfeu : @rnrte
99isconiin's wirS auf ~6reitnuieu6 @allen
9eiddtt uno lift Don ausse;eidueter Site;
aber Der Yreis 1T auf 8 bis 10 Gents pro
Sfunb bernnter.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-07
Lower Towamensing Items.

"A board OF directors was orglnized al
Lehigh Gap last Saturday evening, to en-
gage a graduate to teach a summer term Of
school, to prepare young men and ladies for
college and teaching. All can attend be
ginners or advanced pupils. Suitable
boarding places will be furnished TO tho Sc
coming from distance. For further IN.
formation apply to j.. q. Hanshue, Pres, or
L, F. Kern. Sec'y.
j. 7. Weston,of Bowman's, was notified
that his bid for CARRYING tho mail was ac
cepted, between Bowman's and New Rim
gold.
-Rey. Freeman will confirm his cate
chumens and administer the Lords Supper
in four weeks from last Sunday.
Owen Shoenberger sold his farm To his
son. lie will expose his pc rsenal property
for sale on March 10.
--Supt. Snyder was visiting the schools
at this place, last week.
William Behler was 10 elected super
visor OF this township.
"A sad accident occurred at Packerton
last Sunday morning. A 16 months old
child, of James Gaumer, was sea lded by
spilling hot beans over his person. He
died Monday morning; burial took place
on Wednesday in St. Johns cemetery, at
this place. CoNFIDENoE.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-07

the Glider Did the Due actually sell the
Glider these were the all important art
questions ofthe hour. Some said Reid had
won 1t from the Due alta game of draw
poker, while others said that Whiielaw's
lather'in law, d. o. Mills, had given the
Due a hundred thousand dollars for il.
New, Mr.. D. o. Mills is very nice man. n
gentleman who knows a hawk from n
handeaw, but he like Jay Gould is not at
all infatuated with the fire arts, and IL
will be an exceedingly cold dag when he
parts with his guilders for the Due do
Morny's Glider or anybody else's Glider.
After the matter had been hpralded all
over the United States. aud fiuc art circles
were driven almost to frenzy as tn what
had become OF the Glider, it turns ont that
no one bad bought the Glider, ii was
brought here on speculation by Schause
the Broadway picture seller, and he has it
in his private room yet, where it can only
be seen by the elect. Prolane eyes are not
permitted to look upon it. Herman Schause
looks mysterious aud shakes his head when
questioned about it. II is not sold, il is
still on the market. Who has a spare 500.
GOO that he is willing to drop on the Glider
Walk up, gentlemen, make yonr bids;
never mind the bard times; SO 900 people
out OF work aud hungry who will give
$50 900 for the Glider?
The snow storm in the early part Of the
week gave US for q few b urs Of the fine
slelghing Of the winter. Harlem Lane was
a sight Nowhere in the city can you see
the swells as you see them Of n easant
driving day on Hare n Lane. Every body,
vino is anybody, puts himself and his
horses on exhibition. The nabob with two
hundred millions has to turn on one 81 le
for n sporting butcher or a Dutch grocer
While our most blue bluoded aristocracy
delight in airing their nobility, our solid
democracy give them TO understand that
they own share of The road. It takes all
sorts of people to make world, and here
you see them. The sports are always ont
IN force, and our heaN lest millionaire looks
a good deal like sport. No matter what
his father was or what he did, he looked
like an aristocrst. 1t was not till the
Commodore opened his mouth that you
sized him. If he could only have kept his
mouth shut, you might have mistaken
him for Gladstone or DiSraeli; tut William
II. V, does not look like his father, as he
iashes along Harlem Lane, and he always
does his own driving. You might easily
lake him Tor the keeper Of f rst class lily
cry stable, or the proprietor Of second ate
race course.
The admission OF George J. Gould into the
Stock Board was made the usual occasion
Ter tomiUolery and horse play. We protest
against hazing in colleges by lot of paper
headed boys, but here are grave old men
like lot Of luuatics, tearing the
clothes from a mans back, smashing his
nat over his eyes. hustline him about like
, lot Of street loafers, and acting so near
ike bIackgusrds, that you can't tell the
Inference. This may be run, ut none of
i for Yours truly.
BROADBRIM.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-03-07

everywhere in the State are moving in
solid body against it, bnt it has n good
advocate in the person Of Auditor Gener-
al Miles. who is greatly in favor of the
bill becoming law. The people of the
State do not know in what bad con-
dition many of these institutions are.
All over The State, in nearly every town
and village can be found one of these in-
stiiutions taking in the money Of the
poor md Industrious. and the chances
are ten 10 one that they will uevor see it
again. Mr.. Packers bill is a good one
aud il should become law.
On Friday Mr.. Uolborn called mp the
resolution that was defeated stme time
ago in the Senate. This is the resolu-
lion requiring the Auditor General to
furnish list of the common pleas Judges
TO whom extra salaries have been paid
and the amount so paid. Mr.. Faunce
opposed Mr.. Colborn in this resolution
and a warm debate followed. Faunce
made a motion that it be referred TO the
Judiciary General Committee, which was
agreed to, then the resolution will be
killed. When the vote was called on
this question it was discovered that
many of the members had left the House
to take the train, fearing there would be
no quorum present, messengers were
sent after the departing members, who
cam back as fast as they could Just in
time to vote. After depositing their
votes they again took their grirsacks and
made for the train, this time they were
permitted to depart in peace as more Of
tie remaining members were cruel
enough to call vote on any other ques-
tion,
Hon. GaIusha A. Grow "ihe sage of
Gleenwood'' was on the floor Of the
House and Senate during the week. lie
was warmly greeted by his many friends.
Several fires occurred in the Senate
during the week but no material damage
was done. Now some parties about the
Hall are cruel enough to wish that the
old building would have been destroyed
so that We would get new one. Some
future letters I will write about the
needs of a Lew Capitol
Gu Friday last the Appropriation
Committees of the House and Senate
made visit to Ashland there to iuspect
the Miners Hospital more will be said |
about this trip in my next letter.
Much talk but no action is about
what l can say on the apportionment
question. This question can not be
settled so that every one will be satisfied. |
1t looks very much at present Ms if this
Legislature would adjourn without
settling this constitutional question. 1t
Is important too because of its being |
enjoined by the Constitutions. Party
before dnty seems to be the motto of
many of the legislature on this question.
They are all hard at work at it, but no
one is willing to give in, whenever there
is Republican who is likely to be stuck
in 10 a Democratic district he tears
around the Capitol at such rate so
as to frigLten the rest aud then appro-
priationS stock falls for few days. |
Rlverse the iule and you have the same
condition applicable to the Democrats.
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OUR HARRISBURG LETTER.
Special to the CARDeN ADVOCATE.

HARRISBURG. Pa, MArch 3, IS.
Two important bills along with the
lnnumerlbls number introduced are the
following: To prevent the publication
aud collection OF immoral literature
This bill Was introduced by Mr.. Crilly,
OF Lehigh. aud right heartily should be
be supported and encouraged in thi,
bill. No bill to-day can Cqlhl the eject
produced on the small boy by the read.
ing Of this 'Dlfftlo Bill" style OF litcra-
ture. Ii Mr.. Cilly's bill 81 ould become
"a law it would be only following the
footsteps of some of the Eastern States.
who already have put stop to the cir
culation of this kind of literature.
As usual, during the week, large
number of bills have been read in place,
which is reading them the fret time,
many have been read the second time,
only few the third time, aud one or
two OF minor importance have passed
tiually. No bill, thus far, has passed
both Houses. Several resolutions have
been passed and received the signature
of the Governor. The Governor signed
| and sent in the resolution relating tC
Gen. Grants retirement. His excellency
also sent in long list Of names us ap
pointees to different positions in the
State; such as trustees of insane asylums
| Commissioners of Deeds, Notaries Pub
lie and one member OF the State Boart
of Agriculture. The appoIntee to thii
position was Col. James Young, of Dau
phin county, and owner Of the great anC
famous model farms, situated about tel
mites east of Harrisburg, along the line
OF the Pennsylvania railroad.
The Municipal Corporations Commit
tee Of the House was treated to consider
able eloquencs on the telegraph ques
ton. The subject before them wa
whether they should recommend the bill
to compel the telegraph and telrphon
companies to place their wires unde
ground. The companies had their ables
lawyers to represent them, aud as wa
expected their eloqnenee had the desire
effect, for when the committee went Int
executive session they killed tue bill.
Mr. Packers bill, which provides (,
a State Bank Examiner. rscsiyed its drs
blow on Thursday, bat it came ont ' {
toioui aud the judiciary General Con
mit.ee, TO which 1t vas referred. vote,
l. Iegyg. i. aEu-aliY,ly, The banker
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