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Daily Republican., 1886-02-09
Af,ha 0rara Ksouse.

The Gray g. Stevens Combination com
menced an engagement OF one week Al
the Opera House last evening in the SEN
sational drama =" Without Home, and
were crested with an immense audience.
The house was packed, and many were
obliged to stand during the entire per,
formauce. The plsy has very good
plot, and is filled with taking hits ana
thrilling situations. Minnie Oscar Gray
was, as usual, excellent In each OF the
characters she sustained; and Robert Nell
as Tom Deepwater, the detective, did
some very good work. W. I. Stevens as
Dudley Sloat, II lawyer, aud Billy Will
liams as Swan Down, an African Amerl-
cap, each brought down the house several
times by their admirable rendition OF the
respective characters, while Billy Kennedy
as Ikey Jacobs, q Jew policeman, con-
vulsed ths audience with his comicalities
The remaining characters were well sus
tanned, and the entire performance was
| very satisfactory. The dramatic dogs,
Omeo, Zip, Hero, Leo and Major, are all
well trained and performed their parti
with almost human intelligence. INT
play will be repeated tonight and TO
morrow night, and at the Wednesda.
matinee. Those who wish to be sure
seats should not fail to secure them q
C. +. Thomas & Co.'S, No. AL Marke
street.
Next Monday night Atkinson 81 Cook
Dramatic Company will appear With tn
brilliant young actress, Miss Floy Crowell
and present change OF bill at each per
iormance. The plays announced by thi
company are all sterling, and the compan,
itself, although not known here, come
highly endorsed by the press OF ethe
cities, while Manager Starr, of the Harri
J, Opera Company, pronounces it oneof the
. best dramatic combinations now beior
the public. Miss Crowell is quite young
but is said by those who have witnesse
her performance, to be talented an
possessed of great natural ability.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

j. Wesley Hance, of Booths Corner,
Pa, has postponed his sale OF stock,
farm implements, store goods, to Mon.
day, Feb. 10.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

The great superiority of Dr.. BULLS
Cough Syrup to all other cough RENE.
dies, IL attested bv the immense demand
for that old established remedy.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

Persons of costive habit should keep
a supply of DIR. Bulls Baltimore Pills.
whose use insure safety against consti'
lation. They are pure and safe.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09
Dr, simms' white Pulmonic Bal

Is the leading lung and sore throat
remedy of Wilmington, DEL, and the
real prompt cure for coughs, sore throat,
etc., appreciated by all the people.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

I'M nursery wherein all is life and
Iauoh there is sure TO be found DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup. 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

In the winter when the horses cam
get green food Days Horse Powder Ii
Indispensable.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09
Kia Gloves.

Kennard, 1928 Market street, offers to-
day one of the grandest bargains ever
know in kid gloves. A line of 4-button
tan she des at 30 cents; never before sold
under 20 cent?, and worth 81 90.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

Prast9s Horse ana Cattle Food.
best condimental food In tho market
Tatnall Bros, 10I Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

The Belts Machine Company wish
several pattern makers Inn ediately.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

hungry, and these made rash for the
hotel. They had IL In their possession
In moment aud they sacked IL OF food
and drink and left the building badly
wrecked.
LoorIxG yEwELRY STORES.
All along Regent street, between
Picadilly aud Hyde Park, houses were
attacked indisorimioately and the
windows smashed. Jewelry shops
were broken into and their contents
carried of by the mob.
The wineshOps were broken into and
their contents distributed freely TO
whomever wished drink. The beer
saloons were similarly treated. Tailor
sbops were broken into and the clothea
and rolls of cloth thrown into the street
10 be taken by those strongest In ehe
fights which resulted.
SOCIALISTS PLOTTING woRKMEN.
After Burns had been driven away
from the Nelson Monument by the
police and had spoken from the National
Gallery wall aud the Carlton Club steps
q savage hght took place between his
Iadherents, tho Socialists and the Anti
soci alists The battle ragged for some
time, but the Socialists proved victor
Il 1OuH, AHu tuoy AhbNo hfhhAo " NANN--
shoulders and bore him aloft TO Regent
street, where, with him, they sncceeded
lin bending the crowd toward Hyde
Il Park, Burns leading the whole wag.
| AT the park, when the mob had Oil col
lectad, Burns again addressed them.
Il This speech was even more violent than
the others he had made. The Language
was exciting and the whole address was
well calculated to set the crowd looss
upon the town. Burns was followed
by several other Socisllstic speakers
ali OF whom did all in their power 4
stir nm n strife. When the speaking
was over, the mob broke up into sec
: tions and disappeared from the scene
NO LOSS OF LIFE.
Il Some time after dark the mob grad
Iually left Trafalgar Square. The!
n went away satisfied that, without hav
! Iiug collidad with the police, they ha'
4 won the day. AS the mob dispersed II
:, Isectious made havoc in the street
q until they d windled away.
The scenes which characterized tn
= retreat OF th at section OF the Hyde Par
: mob which went through Oxford Stree
: lalso attended the retreat of the othe
. sections Of that crowd. Every stree
!. they entered was surrendered to then
!, land at midnight the police report
ia concurred in stating that never befo'
In the present generation has such
Tremendous disturbance occurred
London with 30 little loss of bloo'
, some officials declare that upward
ic SC, 900 men must have been rioting 4
a at least six hours with absolute posse
sion OF every tboroughfare they chose
n invade. Yet no life is reported to ha'
a. been taken.
a Hundreds of inofensive people we
A. maltrehted. The police were powerle
n. at first, but they ultimately succset,
nr In restoring order by breaking up .
m ranks of the rioters into small squad
ar The military were kept under arms
"A the evening, while policemen patrol
10 the streets. Lord Randolph Church
~ appeared at a window Of the Carlt
~ Club building when the mob reach
oa there. He was loudly hooted q
Ar menAced with clenched hsts.
Daily Republican., 1886-02-09

We will seli paper bags to consum-
ers as cheAp a. tlfsy can be bought
for In Philadelphia. II you want ten
or twenty thousand bags we pcan sell
them TO you right, at the REPUBLICAN
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Gan Mntonio, 4. Sunni 1886,

Gan @ntonip, 4. SUM- 1886.
Ser vSeetbpnen Mdmaerdbpr"
bat bereits einleitenbe G9ritte 3ur Seer
beg Sd1gerfeftes, tpel9es i'm Mpril
1d9te1 Sabres in San Mntonio ffatts
fitoen tpir5, getban. Das Dor naebres
rem Wo9ea ernannte Muiits Rommittee
belt geltern Mbenb cine @ibung ab uu6
bef9loB, baB bier WaKen.g Shore mil
Sr9efer unb spei obne 8egleitung aur
Multiplying gelansen foaen. @o6anr
nurbe unter ben @eiangspiecer bic fol-
geube Nuspabl ~getrofe1, na9bem Elm
Sbeil 6es 8ereins bieieIben gu @eb6r
gebra@t bate.
SO c NC b6re nit Or@efer r.
begettnng:
1)-Saneluiab aus benz Oratorium
Scr Mefias1 bot g. s. 6aenoel
|2)-nNn BE &unif" bon &i6. Waq-er.
3)-rSer beutf6e Sang" bon $.
Quensel.
4)-9Dmne: ySau6ae1b erbebt fi6 Bic
S@bpfang" bon $. Mobr.
Maffen gb6re obue Bes
glettung.
1)-nJrei un6 beutf@ 1T Wort uno
Song" (bon ben Wienern utter gro>
hent Beifaa In Berlin geiungea) BON
9. 6. BeAer.
|2)-p@s felt Elm Baum i'm Obens
tpalo@ bon Saubert=gd.
Das GDmmittee beauftragte ben Dirtz
geateu, 9errn ged, foforf 400 ettms
men unb Elm Subenb p~arti.uren Der
Weber au beffeQen urb auf Rheumatic
MnfertiguHg o%erielben gu bringet1, 3D.
NIT bic gtoten tpom6gli@ innerbalb Der
nddften 5tpei Morate an bic f@ aur
Betbetligung angemelbeten unb nod
an5umelbe1oen 8ereine pertbeilt merben
f6nnen.
Ser Gefsgbor Der @tabt San Iuto=
mo tDiro aus $3.50 Mdnnerfim.nen
beiteben, 10 baB, tpHIn aIle gum 8unbe
geb6renbe 8ereine bo45dblig erf9einen,
po3u beee9tiste NuSf9t bDrban6en III,
Der Ma1en9or Der ftdrtffe fein tpir6,
Der ie auf einem teranii9en @dngers
fefte gefungen bat.
Sic Geiffabf uirb actlirliG aud eis
men gemii9e1 gbor Drganiftren, at
ws.@em Muerttai1er berayge3ogen tuers
ben iOaen. 9err Bed 8ebentt- 6enieIben
auf 120 Stimntet an bringen. IIs
Wtafiep01nr fir 1emifGte Gh6re fDurhe
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gssiener eanaer BET Mahnfe,

rDas muB man Dem Mabnde Iafen,
er forgt inner fit etpas Neues uni
f9eut feline Soften, tpert es gilt, feineu
Soften ben 4ufentbalt in feinem lafti.
gen unb fablen Sommergarten 70 an.
genebm ME m6gli9 au ma1en!"-Oaf
biefes niibeil, tpeI6es man iiberau in
san NntoniD b6ren fann, feline Gered).
tigung fat, bat Mabnde iebt tuieberum
beuiefen, in6em er bic riibmli4f be-
fannten Miener Ouettifeu
SaI5er unb Sternbeim eraa.
girte, tpel9e in GemeinTdaft nit 6e,
e~benfans Dielgepriefenen beutidrenali.
f6en 2ieberfdngerirr unb @oIon So6le.
rim 8epi &amersbprf BON NOR.
gen Sonnabeub an regelmdBiae Son.
3erfe beran1falten tperben.
@inige prDbea, tpeI1e bic Gdnae,
bereits In biefigen 9eretasfreifen Dor
ibrer Stunt a~bIegten, batten f@ be-
raui6enbitett un6 Observation-Disclosures
8eifoas gu erfreuefi. @eridume babe,
Rieman3, 5u Mahnfe su fpmrnert, UNI
Bel einem f9dumenben @Iaie Son,
Star Bier benz Geiauge Der Ranf.
ler aus Der geniitbli6en Raiierfaht at
an Der pf@6nen, bIaien 9Onau" a.
laui@en.
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Gtme puraiialidbe Nrauei.

Sd bef6eiuige, baB raeiae Grau unb
i'd ettpa fitnf3ebn Sabre getrdnfelt ia.
ben. 3ufdaig befam i@ einet g M
2iDer Regulator Ras
lenoer in bic 9dn6t unb fab unter ben
Atteiten Die Namet bon u. $. Stephens
uub 8if60f pierce. Damn beri9aHte
i'd mir etuas BON benz Regulator urb
i9 fam i'm meinen Jreunben aIs cine
boraigli9e Mr5nei empfeblen. - 6.
9arrifon, M. g., @~orbomsbiGe, So.
Mean bite fi@ bor Na6abmunger,
tDel6e bic BeIiebtbeit bes e1ten Gims
mons 2iber Regulator, Der rlur bon
3eilin & So. bereitet tpirb, our Sdus
f9ung benubem.
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0ut<Depdrtement

III in jeber 8eaiebuns muRersiItis, In greiieu
bon 81 = $3.50 baS Stld. Daneben finSei
man SanbIdube, Sofentrdser nnb ole anberen
artifeI, berer elm GER aur Berboufanbiouno
ieiues anauss unb feiner 9oiIette beoarf. 'Mlee
nur bentbaren Gesenitanbe, bic man ais Nurs
nifbins @noos gu be3eidnen pItat, iinb in
arober Musnabl Sorban6en.
alueerbem fibren mir peri6iebene artsn bon
Rofsrn. Reiietaf6en. &ssenf6irmem unb einen
aroben gorretb bon @unamiuaaren fir Serren
Sanaea unb Rin6er.
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an3et9e fitr @teuer5abler.

Sic @ountp gommifffoners Court bon
8erar @DuntD tuirb am Montag ben Ia.
SUM- 1886 8ormittags 10 ubr i'm
@%ourtbauie 3u San @ntpnio feline Sits
aungen als 8oarb Of Equalization CT,
6fnea unb 10 lange in Gibung berblei.
ben, big ole @ei6dfte erIe6igt fin6.
perfonen, beren gigentburn, ibrem 9a.
firbalten aa6, gu bod abgef9dbt muir.
De, perben erfu@t, bet BebDrbe tire
Exclamation att genannten Dber einent
Der ndd~ffolgenben Sage eimsurei9en.
8er6fentli@t ouf Mnor6nung Der
~ebrentpertben @ountD @ommiifioners
Court bon 8erar gountn.
4ls 3eugniB biene meine Namens=
@ nnteri9rift unb 1teitt Nmtss
fegel. San 9lntonio, ben "a.
Mai 1886.
Sbab. %. Smitb,
25,5 2Omtum So. @Iert 8erar 60.
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). 8. s. M2auer, MbDIeioIes u1

= 6. s.. M2iiIer, Wbplefales nub
&etailbdnbler In Garben. Oelen, Nns
itrei1ermaterialen, gommereefttaBe,
San Mntpnio empfieblt fem grpbts
Eager In bieien Mrtiteln 5a Rem Dcrt
preifer unb ma1t gang ~befOnoers a1f
ben getudblten 8orratb bon gilbern:
@bromos, Rnpfers unb Stablhi9et,
OeIaemdlben inb pbantaiie ; 8ilbert
aler Mrt. ferner auf bic gef9uiadboue
Nusuabl BON 8ilberrabnteil Der 9llers
moberniten Gorm unb auf bic Ales
umfaKenoen 3ei9enm1teriale1 aif'
merriam. Ollie Nuftrdge fur irgeab ette
Der obigen 8rauGen iuerben prompt
ausgefabrt; 8ilber BON iecer Gr66e eitts
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten m6glimR
i9nel rrb gut beiorgt, bic In bas Sod
f9lagen.
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= ueber benz Mtnte 6es 8unbes.
t1aribals bonn tueffIi9en teranif9en
Difrift ualtet Elm eigentbumli9es MiB,
gef9id, benn felt elmer @eibe BON Sab.
rem finb ale Snbaber bes Mmtes boz
ungliid befaIen tuprben. parnel
tpurbe bur9 einen S9uB, ben er in 6et
Mnsiibung ieines Nmtes erbieIt, aurr
Rrhppel. &ufel muBte ins 3u9t6aus
tpanbern. @osling tpurbe ermorbei
nnb Sadman lit i'm Mtnte g~efforben.
Sroboem f6einen bic Memteridger MID
abergldubif6 au neroen, benn faun
bate Sadmatt Die Mugeu gefnloHen, b
beganrt aud bereits ein patriet it
Nuitin Sagb auf bas Nrnt gu MAIDEN.
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"Velvetipe Powder" Dias
@rdparation ipurbe tuerF IN Der brenbif6ea
artaee eesen berbribe unh grinbiee Uats ses
gen baB @unbreiten o6er Wunblauien, tgtges
Hridelbibe unb ole Der rleberbisung bes UIn,ss
en~tipringenben Saptfranfbeiten angsipanot.
Mls elm @uIber fit ainber febt a. tiiuOsrItoIs
fen ba. Nreis as Gents. Yrdparssf hae lua
@erfauf bel n. 9reis, MIar'o Dras stsre
San Mntonio.
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9as Beten hilft bod auueife,

= 9as Beten biIft bod autueilen.
Ser @eifli6e in bet auf Sem @ouperne.
ments9agel gelegenen Gir9e betete Der.
gangenen Sonntag um &egeit unb fiebe
ba, Der Regen fam. Sn ben @egen6en,
bic ct berfdonte, tpirb man freilid nod
pie bor b~ebaupten, baB bas Beterr ri@ts
bilft. Mu9 mir f6nnett weiteren Neqet
gebrau9en, alfn nod einunaI beten.
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IS finb biellei6t stpei Sabre ber,
felt in Der Ndbe Der Some @tar Braue,
rel Elm alter Mann Namens Moribal
IN brutaler Meife ermorbet tuur6e.
Ser M6rber, Elm geniHer We@oD ent.
flob unb mar ni9t auf3ufinben. sSebt
bat man i'm in Nufin entbedt utto Be-
reits Derbaftet. 9teier Sage tpir6 Mt
Sop III San Mntonio e~intrefen.
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ltafere gteatstd,utp.


Die 9cnbpolitif bes Gtaates unb
1bre 11a9tbetligen GoIgen finb of genug
ertDdbnt tporoen, UNI bic 5%inan3politit
bat man 1t6 inbeB tpenig gefiimmert,
uno bod TT tie pom1gli9 mod unbers
alinftiger als bic 2an6politit. IS 1T
admli6 fein S%ilgungsfono porbanben
nno fir Die enbli6e Mb3ablung Der
S9ulben inb iomit feline 8orfebrMngeu
getrofen tporben. 9ie Contribution BON
1876 f9reibt anar bor, baB cine Gums
me, bic 2 Pro3ent Der @taatsf9ul6 be-
trdgt, our Sil9ung oerielben auriidges
legt tperbe1 fam, aber es 1T nt@t ges
f9eben, neil man chen bas @elb ftets
5u anbern 3tpeden gebrauGte.
Sie DHentlt9en S9ulben bon Seras
beLaufen fi@ auf "a 1927, $50 unb botis
rem aus ben Sabren:
1870............ ...-...$ 499, 900
1911 532,2 0O
l876...... $3.50. 1,647, 00e
$3.50. l,O7l,55O
1COCe ......... ZUU,UUU
Die bafir a~usgeteaten Bombs laufen
BON 5 bis 40 Sabre lang unb trasen 4
bis Z proaent 3infen. Sic grebitprei1
finb ber @6ulfonb nit 1929, 719, Der
Mfplfonb NIT $4,000 unb ba3u toms
men bann nod 8onbs i'm 8etrdge bon
81 ,483, 210, bic i6 ben 9dnben aus<
tDdrtiger @ldubiger befin6en.
Gin Silgungsfonb bon nur 2 prps
gent 1T polltdnbtg ungenuge1b sur Obs
aablung ber S1ulben. ST piirbe aus
rei@eu, ueun man bic bafiir auradges
febte 5umme a1idbrli6 berainsbar an.
legen f6nnte. Sn bieiem Sale ergebeu
3. o. $1,000 an 3inien unb 3inies3inien
tn rs Sabren $1,002, alfo geraoe 10
biel, aIs bic abau3ablenbe @9uIb be-
trdgt.; aber an cine fDl@e 8ertpertbung
6es Silgungsfonbs 1T ia ni6t gu berrs
ten.
Bon ether Ni@tiefeitss grfldrung Ser
Staatsi6ulb fantt feine &ebe iein, f6on
aug benz 8runbe ai6t, neil Der G9ul.
uno uniberiitdtssGonb bic @ldubiger
ftnb; alio be5ablt muB tperben, aber
mo bas Gelb bernebmen2 9ie erfe
S@utbabsablung int 8etrag bort 5000,
600 ipirb int Sabre 1890 au MAIDEN fein,
unb ba nun feim Silgungsfonb borbans
ben III, 10 bleibt Der bann in Gibung
befinbli@en 2egisIatur ni9ts arberes
tbrig, als bic S@ulbbonbs an berl6t1z
germ, ober cine tteue Mrleibe at erbes
ben, UNI bic alte bamit ab3u3abIen.
S6uloen gu MAIDEN, Dbne glei6aeitig
8orfebrungen au beren enbli1er Mbz
3ablung gu trefen, 1T getuiB 8epeis
ftir eine f9le6te Gtnan5sW irtbf9aft,
aber nod beutli9er trat bieie in ben
Sabren 1882 unb 1883 au Sage. 9as
mails befanb t9 @elo gertug lit Der
Staatsfafe, benn ber alte Mlealbe bate
ia gu iener 3eit, in Golge Der tberrnGs
Bigen Steuern, Die bielgeriibmte rgafb
Balance" gef9aHen, nit Der man aber
leiber ni6ts 8erniinftiges anaufangen
tuuBte. @nbli6 gerietb man auf Sen
@infau, nit benz %iberfhffgen @eIbe
S9ulbbonos bes States einsuI6ien,
uuo 10 gei@ab es benin aud. STR bic
genannten Sabre tpurbe cine Milion
gu biefem 3tpede betpilist unb mart
taufte 0amit ben Sp~etulanten in Netu
Dorf teranif6e 8onbs ab, unb aablte
ibnen auf ieoen Bomb i'm getrage BON
$1,000 cine prdmie BON 40 pfo3ei1t.
Ingefauft batten iere @pefulanteu ben
$1,000 Bomb gu $500 unb auBer BEN
barouf gesahlten SntereRen erbielten He
oafir auriid $1400. Ser @taat Seras
berlor aIfo an ie6em Bonb 5000.
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= Ghnf 9erioten, Sic fir tpabnfin,
mig gebalten tperben, tpurben geifern
BON Der @ountp Court unterfu9t unb 4
BON LINEN als irrfinnig be%funben. Nle
inb fie aus ben umltegenben Counties
in San Nntonio eingetrofen.
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Office bon s. 6. Smitb. @uperintem't
Der 6fentli9en @4uIen.

San Mntpnio, 1. SUM- 1886.
Cine prifung Der Mpplicanten fir
2ebrerfelen an Den ftdbtiI9en e1ulen
San MntoniDs finbet am s., g., Z, 8.
uno g.. Suli 1886 ftatt. 9ie prafungett
beginner 8prmittags 9 l1br.
5. 6. Smith,
Supt. Der fdotii6en S9ulen.
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&emt0em

fIbren mir bic beriibmten Star unb Manbat.
tan, binten ober borne au 5fnen, nit ODER obne
Trasen, einfaGe ODER serippte 8ulen. dnier
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= BON alen &au@s unb S9nupf:
tobafen geltert bic bon Gail & Ut ii
Baltimore prdparirten fir bic empfeb.
lenstpertbeiten, neil fte, b6lltg fret bon
|f9dbli@en Mhr5ett, einen bur9aus
5utrdgli9en @enlB ge:pdbren.
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- Cine ein5ise Mntpen6ung BON ct.
Safpbs Del mir6 ale rbeumatifAen
S@mersen 6eieiiigeu. Sa allen Mpo=
tbefen at baben.
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Sn Der Notis, bur6 pel@e mir
oof bic Inoeige beg 6errn Mambrp,
gtgentbimer ber San Mntoaio SAINT
gactorp". binpieien, lit irrtGhmli9 bic
StraBe falf@ angegeben. Sie Gabrit
pes 9err1 MtarbrD befin6et f9 on
Mu # in Stride.
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gun Bremen mad 0atueftpt ftr
$780,
SDa 8remet nad San Nntpnic
fir $780,
per Norobeuti@e 9losb.O ampfer pB E e +"
@ y am IL. September bon Bremen brett mad
Perlonen, inelde Greunbe bon Deuti9lanb
nap aexas ton,men laFen, fOuuen NIT bent
a~iterse.dnetea arrangements tuesem @afases
&tdets frefTen. Oerfelbe quotirt Ireife bon Cue
r0pa naG allen Rnnften in Eexa8. NbreHe:
5. 9. Maeg1amara,
ersa5Gba' nao enropaii@er Dampfdifasent,
SHmSW Gan Mntonto
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
Tile OHIO CONTEST.

Having taken the first step 10 uphold the VIII
of the people against criminal conspiracy the
Legislature of Ohio has yet another step 10 tahe
The persons who have been seated III the sen
ate by fraud should be put out of that BODY IL
they are so base as to be willing TO vote upon
the question of their own right to seats, that
fact nroyes them not fit to cit in State Senate,
or IN any other representative body. No honest
man viii be judge in his own case. The con-
stitutiun and laws of Ohio make the Senate
the sole iudge of the election of its members.
The four men from Hamilton County were
either elected or defeated by the same ballots,
and if either votes on the case of the Other he
votes on his own case. A person who would
stoop so low rs TO do that thing proves that he
is not iit to II present the people.
1t is reported that this question will be
brought up during the week in the OPio Sen
atc and that the presiding Officer will declare
that nmne of the claimants from Hamllton
County have right 90 vote upon the validity
of the returns by which they all were seated.
This is plain commOn-seuse. III the men were
sent from different districts, If their claims to
seats rested upon different returns, they would
have a right to vote each upon the question
raised in regard to the others Bnt here one
vote and one return ia at issue in tie four cases,
and peithcr has any right to vote on that
question. 1t is preposterOus TO assert that men
seated by a fagrant forgery, which the courts
have decided clearly destitute OF validity,
should themselves form part of the ultimate
tribunal by which tie will of the people is to
be upheld or defeated.
II is threatened by Democrats that they VIII
pronounce this course "reV VolatiOUary," ana
appeal to the people about 1t. They could not dH
anything more harmful to themselves or help
full to the Republicans. If they will force the
people of Ohio to consider this case in the light
of the evidence which has been produced in the
courts and then to decide whether men elected
by changing Z into shall have the power
to vote themselves into seats they will insure
the defeat Of party which makes so infamous
a claim Behind all pnrtisanship, there Is a
plain right and wrong in this matter. The
Judgment of good citizens of both parties will
surely condemn those who try to keep by their
own fraudulent votes the seats gained by
forgery.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-19
GENESIS AND SCIENCE.

Mr.. Gladstone may not be master OF the art
of theolog gical poemics, but he is remarkably
successful in harassing and exciting his antag
onists His articles in The Nineteenth Centug
on the Dawn of Creation aud the Proem to Cen
esis have concentrated the criticism of most
Formidable opponents. About one-thrd of his
first paper is devoted to Or. Reville's views re-
specting the mythology of Homer. In this
field Mr.. Gladstone is "a specialist and speaks
with authority but the question whether the
Olympian deities as described in the Had and
the Odyssey possess attributes indicating an
historical relation with Genesis is not one of
general interest or vital importance. Professor
Max M6ller, however, has boldly challenged
the statesman's conclusions and defended with
his wonted lueidity of method and literary style
the theory of solar myths, by which mytho!0gies
are traced to natural phenomena. TO these
structures Mr.. Gladstone has ingeniously re-
piled, showing that there is really no great
divergence in their views, since he was in
reality protesting against the exclusive use of
the solar theory in explaining all the problems
of Aryan religions, while admitting that it had
an important bearing on the subject. Indeed,
he has no difficulty in proving that their
positions are practically identical.
The bulk of Mr.. G!adstones article related to
DIR. Reville's alleged errors in denying that the
Biblical account of the creation agrees with the
results of modern natural science. BY resort
ing to general phrases in his summary of the
four-fold succession of living organisms de-
scribcd in Genesis, he exposed himself to de-
structive criticism. Professor Huxley charged
him with being a long way behind the tiue in
his scientific knowledge, and denied with great
emphasis that there Is complete conformity Of