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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-25
Guropatf8e &abtIbu!&.s.


YonoOu, -. SUM. - Der uliberule
Glub" in 3oiencals hat nit "a gegeu 65
SImmen bei9loiien, Der gBiebermapl oeS
Eoro SarilH9ton uId'i 81 oppOAtreu. Sebtea
rtr UtrO beHte III Roieuonle re0en. Sobn
SuQbt bat ertl0rt, er neroe uur IN SlrmiHg'
bam lpredleu tOnH5u. S}u eiHem Srlete an
zen 9aHotoattH Der llberlleu llalOuIlteu ii
0toIperham, Srn. TOliambe, be9ludpliHldt
er oieleu 5u ieIner Domination.
SH eiuem Sdrcibsu al l0rH. @aiue, Der
pabreno Der leBteH DiSIujiiou uuo Abfims
mung iiber Die y6Omes9tul "Siu bel ben
@bamberlaln 2eutCH ben yGinpeitl9er"
ip.elte unO fd in Sarroe iusSurreB nm bic
gSieberpabI beWirbt, fritiirt SObu Bright
e0S Slfreben Der &egieruug, Die ais 0ibes
role gemGblteu AbgeorOneten i'm llnterbauie
eininG alS 2SerEeuge @laOfoue's 81 betrnd=
ten uu6 Su beuiibeu, obue linen ;u gefats
ten, rcd ei9eHem GrmeIen III ban0elu. @s
III no!oriidJ oaB 3uBenoe BON DtitgIieoeru
NtS 6auies bel Der leeteu 4bIimmuus iiir
Die p6omes Bill ~, NJ lGi,eH, Oh.
mobl ije perl0nll6 uou DER glnSeu iril1en
@eeegebuus @laofone's 9tittS pifeu pou.
len. SO iei beoauerli9, oaB Die GiberaIeu 10
unieIbffdnoigeH YldnuerH ibre Stimmen
gebeu, N2dHnern, Die nd]t ben 9tutb beds
Sen, Der Stimme ibreS 9emiiitHs uno Der
Gbre 81 tOlaeu. 9Od miiIe man nidlt per
SmeifeIu. Die 90 2iberalen, bic init Der
QIaloritdt iiIumteH, hdtteu OIel Ouju getbau,
nm Die liberale Bartei Dor oem SOrmUris 81
beuahren, baB ije iiir elue DiaBuabme 9e=
Iimmt babe, lpeld]e Die Uleliteu oerelbeu
fir UerWerili9 bielteH.
8ie pSimes" iagt ijbtr bic lebte 9ieoe
~ ~. fF,qf, ~
un0 in @Iasgorp mebr, Otnn iOnf, ~ Sage
getreteu, baB MIR Die uugebilOetiten, uner.
iubreniten uno HieSrigfeH Slafien ft fir
@la0lloue'S Seilldgieripriiuge erpdrmen
f6nnten. Gr babe IS aud geiisru in9flif)
bermieOeu, ljd an elne erHlilidje DiStHIFOu
einer eigenen Bldus einju!aitn. Die Jfe0e
mimmle OOn @ntitellungeu oou Sbatia6en
unJ Slu9i5lifen. gddt Elm Gin,igaS Ital
babe sr oarin ben Beriud gemadt, fIf eruft~
lid nit ben Sarierig gteiteH Der uIiden 6rage
III beiafen.
@laGfOne bat eiuen Sriei geihriebeu, i'll
lueldlem er be0lueTu Oarliber auS0rldI, oaB
er Srr6 nnoerpeItige engagements abgebal-
ten rpir0, cine 9ie0e 5u EeeoS 81 balteH. -
&ttb. Soispb &bamberluiH beSub fdD beute
rad @lasgop. Ills Der 3u9 81 BrefOa in
2oncaibire anbielt, Uur1e pr. @bamOcrlaiL
bon elmer 9rOBen SOItamenge uusge;riht.
Inter Quoerem risi man ibm Su: nOie7mll
biii 9u i'm unredlteH Gro6, Soe," - So5u
Griobt hat Elm aRaHiisf on bic g83bler BON
Geutral Cunningham erlaftn, III peldlsm er
gegeu ,,6ome 9luls" Ioslegt uuO bic Ssiiir-
porler Der @luofoue 'ideu FIdUe ais iaIh,
Sreunoe SrIau0'S oeuun5trt. Jteuwab=
len plrteu ii Nen St0oten am >. Snli uuo
in osE Counties am 5. SuII Beginner uno am
4. Suli geiflciitu werbeu.
2oubou, -. Suri.- Die 80Higin rpirO
heute bier unIonmeu uuO eiuen &abIuct3ratb
balteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-25
0o1tt o,t ot,t ltnrcd1tcit.

Sutte, Dtont., p. Sunl.-@ln 9emiHer
@eOrg Miuer in GnatOuOa, DtOnt, Oefeu
Sodbter bon bort nit ibrem @ellsbteu burt
bvOuute un6 Iid in Butte traueu lieB, 9erielb
in qrOBe gSulb, als er eiuen Seribt iiber ben
Gorfau in b.efgeu yDuiIg 0itner" las. Dtit
ejnem ihUeren 9iebOlper in Der Sate eridjeH
er geferu i'm 8eoatliou8lOfale ieneS 8lntteS
uu0 eIiutte uaI cine BrioduuterreOuu9 hit
oem 6ebatteur 6. g. 3ieqeniuB. Eegterer
itblte ibn zine Sreppe btuauf. all OersH OJes
lem @uoe Dillr plotlidj ieH Y,tol iog NM
nit bem @usui: SD nil es bier nit Shuen
abmaden," auf ben 9ieoafteHr feUerte. j3ie-
qenfuB hatte iuoCfeu Die Seme9ung bemertt
mo flug cen 2lrm elueS @cguers in bic
S0be, 70 ouB Die 3uasl iiber ieiuem 9opfe III
tie g&ano iGln9. Der 5ieouIteur mari oas
rauf ceu DiorOlnfi9en DIE Greppe blnab uuo
fiel nit ioldler Nuft aut i5H, Dag oelielbe
large 3eit lebos oulng. WttLer murOe ipdtcr
Oer6aitet, inoefeu miro 3iegeuiuB nidlt ge95n
ibu eliQlClugU,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-25
Hnterc1nnter aIrn;ea.

@iilmuufee, 2SlSc, p. 5uui. - 81
iuriliihen Stsueu ii mau auf ben &asgang
be8 BloSeIies 9e9en Gba8. 8eeb, SCbn DtIs
Ioneg uuo Curtis 0iteo, pel6e in Der Gruu,
Ienbeit bic Sadlt oIRumie" BON SeHOiha ae.
fobien batten uno oOu 0em 3oututter p5ubU=
ion" in @rauozSabsn eingeBolt pareu, ie9r
oeipnunt. 2luf Seerduberei febt Eooc8=
trafe. Der 3ifriitsoNpOlt Mil eie 2lnqe-
llngien inter bem StaatsseieB uegeu 8igb2
fable pro5eiirsu, BOD prOteitirt Der Befger
Ser Saft Oagegen, peir er meiut, oaB Die
baraui fsbeuoe Straie gu geriug lei. Der
Sdl1 ipirO Dor 9tfriitS 2lnualt lSiliomS
hrrhauSpIt fner6eu
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80. GonsrsB. - @rFe SIBuns.
g3ieSertuf Oes GTser,iioHseIeses int Senot.
-7ie SiB Sobn gorterzSiu. - Sortiet
SWne Der 7sbatte fibct ole SipilsSerwiui.
guHeSbiu iut @anIe.

euHeSbiu int @apIe.
98aibin9ton, 8. g., "a. Suuj. - 8 m
Seua iuuroe bic Bill Iur @ruennuna zines
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir ben liiOliheH 9is
flrift uon alabama in grmGgung ge3ogeu,
uno 2ogln (SuS.) bra9te tin amenSement
Elm, peldss basSal6r beS 0fifter5 duf 5000
fefiIett uno itren9e SerorOnungeu gegeH Ras
potsmus entbdIt; 0a8 Announcement purJe
nngenOmmen, uno be game BID oarau paIs
frt.
Ser Senat idritt bierauf CUR tpeiteren @rz
tpGguu9 Der Siu gum Biberruf oes Brdems
tionSz mn Sorffulurgeiebe8 unO nabm bic
ielbe nod turjer Debate nit 81 9e9en 20
StimmeH an.
9as nd6fte @eidGft befanb in Der 6,b
Sobu Borter= Bill, oeren Iuaabme SaneA
(gt.S. enlpfahl, tpGbrenJ gOgaI (Sas.) ibr
opponirte. Die arSumsnte pareu Die nam.
Ii1en, Die idIon 10 oft fir uno tu.ocr Die Bill
geltenb 9euo6t luOr6en iinb. I'm 4.45 aiH9
Der Senat in Gretuttuieung, uno oertagte
lidl cirfa cine Stunoe ipdter bis mor9en.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
mad,te Yong (0iaf.) cine lnnge grl.drung,
in meld)er er Srn. Charles Francis loams
gegen Die Dor einigen 2Sod)eu BON 6eulep
(@ala.) erbobeueu AnTla9eH (Seulen bei9ul.
oigte Sru. Aoams al5 Director Der yllnlon
YQcificsSabn" pieoerbolter iaroffer SeritUBe
ge9en bic @eiege) OertbeiOtgte. 6enleg ent.
9e9uete, er babe gtiGtS 9ela9t, mas CT ni1t
bemeiien t0nne.
Gut aHtrag 8an0au'S ($a.) leifete bas
pans uuf bic MiOrgenitunoe SerSt6t, mo
0ieeb (0te.) ira9te larfaitifer Eete, oh Ole
Oermiid)te @iUil SerluIaigun9s Bill beGte
Uerbanoelt mer1eu ioQe?
y9as meryen Gle i'm re9elmaBt9eu @anae
Der Serbauollnsen eriahreH," iagts &anOae.
Reeb entgeguete: r0er unoere 6liigel Der
oemOtratii6en Barter i4eint beate be 9OH'
trOle Su fibreu."
ySaon gut,n ernl6erte RanSau, pbeiSe
Sli9el merOen ihon misber 5uiammenIlles
gen." (Gpplans auf ber berotsatli4eH
Seite.)
9as Saus g,ra bteraui in BleuarFsuu9
un6 ;og bic Oermpdte @ioll =Serulal9uHJSo
Siu in Setradt. 5tseb bemertte babel, Der
puerfGnoi9e 6,itseln Der Nemoiratii4et Ba, -
tel fibre beute Die @Ontrole. (Qpp!ans auf
beiben Seiten oes 6auieS.)
&aS if)meben1e Imenbement beaauo IN
oem BON gSarner % ein9ebradtsn, meltes
oeror0net, oaB fein fir oas 0rud uu0 Sre-
pirbiireau usrlpiligte5 9eo fiinfti99u AMI
Die 5erfiellung grOBer Sd0tamtsnoteu, bic
an Stelle eiu9eiogener, tleiHerer gsOten &C.
olHdt perben, usrmsnoet perUeH iol; NIT 80
9egeH IS Stlmmen augenOmnleu.
Sinolap (Dto.) unterbreitcte Elm Amenoe
ment, rpeld)es $4,000 fir Elm SeudritlTf Gil
Der @infabl. III Die @beiapeates SIl utIlulls
Iist; an9enommen.
9lui 2intra9 SlanO'5 (9to.) wurOe ell
ImenbemeHt angenOmmeu, mlldDe8 ben
S6aeamtsiefretGr initrnirt, Silber=&erIifiz
ta.e I'M Eetra9e BON ie 81, s. uno 50 ju
emittIreG; aI9enommen.
Der Abibnltt i'm Seiug auf Die Sitter
mo geobdtiideH SermehuHgeH iiibrte 3u els
rsr Debate, wsl6e Den Het Der Sieuug in
&npru6 uabm. I'm llpr eriolgte Gerta
QlITQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-25
giebnadrFte.

ct. 2outs, %. SInt. Riuooieb: {:
3ufrbr ZOO, SerlenOuus 800; Yreiie Unris
irten Srpiihen 1925 Uno $A65.-S9meiHe:
3ufubr 5000, SerienOuug 1900; Breiie pa
riirten ;piiden $500 un6 S4.5O.-Sdaaje:
3ufubr $50, 8erienoung -; Breiie BART
irteu ;piiden 1926 un0 $4.OO.
@ats2ibertp, Bsnni., "a. SUM.
&inbUieb: 3ufubr 6l3, Berien6uug 1897;
Greiie Oariirten jrpiihen 1915 uno $3.50.
Sdmeine: 3ufubr 500, Serieuouug Geo;
Breiie oariirten ;nii6eu $3.50 uno $4.6O.-
Sdaaie 3ufubr 1900, Serieuouug 2200;
Breiie oariirtert Srpiidea $500 uno 5000.
@bicugo, "a. SIui. 8Inooteb {:
3ufubr 5000; 9erienoung 24OO; Breiie OaIy-
irteu BmiIden 81. 90 uHS S9metHe:
3ufubr 26, 600; &erienoung 6OOO; Preiie pa.
rtirten 5tuii6en $2.75 uno $4.4O.-54anie:
3ufubr 5000; SerienOuug 600; PTeie barl.
trten 3piiaeH $3.50 uno $3.50.
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gus Ser SnnSesbauptItaSt.
Die Ginwauoernne.

g8aihiugtou, 3. g., "a. SUM. -
9as itatiGiide Giirsau Iieferte fOlseROeu Be
rift iiber Die 3abl Der Ginwanberer, Die
pabrsnO bss MOuats 0tai, iowie in ben am
81. Wiat 1856 berfloIenen IL 0tOnaten i'm
Gsrslside 81 BEN entIpre6enoen YeriOoen
bes uOrbsrgebenben SabreS in ben 6Gfen Bal
timore, Bottom, gten.Srleaus, Neiu. 9Orf,
9BilaOeIpbia unb Gan Trau;iSco ans ben
bauptfddIi6eu irenlOen 2dn6ern anfamen:
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Scr @eIoutarFt.

Remsgort, "a. 5uut. - 8OlgenOes
iuS bic S6luBnotiruugeu: @elo Offnete ju
I4-24 uub iflOB 3u Brojent. .-Sterlingz
gSediel $4.S8s - $4.89 auf 60 Gage ure
$4.88-S4.9O auf Sidt. - Suuoe5=O5li=
qatiouen: 3zpro5. 1929, Al prog. .1l14, 4=pro5.
i27z. - gftieu: aoams' GrpreB 14O, @eus
trail lsBacific All, gbei.=Sbio 81, @rte 278,
90. $rior. 6l1, gates SbOre 89B, RS. Gen.
trul 534, R. R.s@eferu 1145, DO. BriOr. 142,
9.zg. Central 1888, Sbiosgtiiiiifppi 223 DO.
Yri0r. 80, Bitt5burg 1911, ReaOiH9 265.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-25
3crci5te GlimmatIg lit Sbtn 9e9egt
gIett= fSr qleu9.

Charlie ftou, gS. Sjrg., "a. Srni. -
&ei eiuemSaHtett wsltes blefige SHrger uno
Die bleijge GreIie ben Sournaltlien pom Ohio
oeaebeu babsn mo melhem Il. u. SOu0er.
HeIr Torater uHO @ongreB &eprd1entanl
@rosus or uon Ohio bejsemObnt bubeu, iagte
Gro8uenor: ,Su Ohio berrtt cine geretjtere
Shmmuug gsgen Yieu-&uglanO, als iemals
aeaen ben Giioeu, neil Die Reuz&ugIduoer
Hidt miiniaten, ouB Der Sitoen uuO gSeReu
oeoetbeu, oieelben oielmebr am 9seeibeu 5u
Serbin6ern iudeu, inSem iie 9e9eH @eiese
limmen, mel9e i'm SHtere6e jeuer grOBeu
Qau6e5theile nGren." gr be3sihnete bic
Reu,Gugl ole Die REORGANIZATION Oes
,uberbil6eteH 8ropiu3ialiSmu5 oeS Sitens="
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ireben HNienerperneItnnn. .

Gan Claire, Bisc., "a. SUM. - 4ls
BieeerUsrseltuus fir bus Sprseben Der p9an
unO SroersGsagus,n a auf bersH 8etrsibeu bas
Sonntngsseiss in Seju9 auF @trtbidafteu
in Sraft geiett paroe, fab aeFern IS Sers
baftsbeisbIe ssseH Gnsefellte Der y0eqs
Smprouerneuts@ @eieaf9ait" aaseefent, neil
6ieielben am SOuntag 8aIfen Iorttrt batteH.
Die WitgIteoer Der @eIeliauft ftnS in Der
p9atp uu6 SrOer'9eaguen tbdtis. Die 9eG's
SmproUement. Seieui9oft" bebauptel, Conn.
tags Arbeit p6re n0tbis, uH bic SHtsre6eu
bss SOljbaubels ju wabreu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-25
Rinter 9uum.

Ittroit, giiuu., "a. Suni. - gSiQtam
Seleber, alias pGeoon, :" nelder uuldngit ben
Eoli5iiten @onpan ermOrOete, ale oerielbe
i'm Uerbai.sH Uou.c, muroe in OergaHGeHer
gtadlt BON einem muSlirten Diob aus oem
@eiduquiB gebolt uuo IN eiuem benubbarter
gEGlo9en uuiqebdugt. Sherifi BinHep Der
iudte, oen@eidngenen III Ucrtbeioigeu, murye
ieoodl iibermiItigt. 6eleber mar Elm paiarc=
ipieler uno uOtorlIher 8eiperaOO.
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S6nl,Mn3etsen.
2srpamt, Strattott & Saofsr's
GanoeISf@uIe,
Rr. 6 unb s, Rprb> GbarIts> StraBt.

Sung. e.utt ioDttn fb ets gertbetIs, fuelhe fd3
eur Changing timer arhnoIiben uno prnftiiben
4tnntuis BON @eihaits AnseIe9tnbeiten tn Der
Srpants sStrattonsS Gal oIer'f6tn SanoeISfdiuIe
vi. @ une 8, Yora<@ borIessStrnse, barbitteH, gu
RuSen MAIDEN. SIM Sefbe perbeHerter unh erfueis
terttr ociitdtsn, trtt biee anat Test in ibr sneis
une5nonbetfes Sobr ndsIiter 3bafiglet. Die iSorts
ihrtttt pel4e unisrs 6abIreitsn SdeIaren aus nlsn
Snnees8e9enoen 9ema9t, finb bic beffe gmpfebluns,
Sueene offertren tonneu. Stenoarapbie, Sd3reibs
fhTift TYPE writing) unb Budfabiren iper6er Be.
u ieber 3eit tintreten. asstn Sonorarss sataIoos
iin6 ionfiger ginSelnheiten nenbe man iih minbib
ober ftriftltd ON u. Q. 9aoIet, Drattoentett"
9tt. 9 auo 3, aoros0barIeS. Gfr..
(813-) Baltimore, 9so.
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Sas "a. SamIfeit Oes q. anaep 'EsbeH
SnIfttutS
bon UT. 80, 81 anO s3, ROrOssoutOasaras

Opu 2tr' 80, Sl ano 0O' 'NOFOfASVu'Oa's'''"b"
bas 9ieuRus perresnet purae, wir0 nunmebr
beute, Sreita9, i'm 2oui5 Dsutb 'i9en
8arie on Der 8elGirs 9ioaO began9eH, elmer
Gnitalt, mel6e cine lanee 9feibe eon Sabreu
ieaeusreid oepirlt uns in allen Sbeilen oes
2anses, beIou6ers i'm SGOen, 5ablreihe
SIenuoe uuo Oisle ebemalige 3osltnse, bic
iebt gea6tete SteGungtn beiIeiOen, befst.
9S mRroen bic Gl.Rrn Der S9uler uno berer
9eiannte f6 Bablreid ~ Dem 5eite einftu.
ben, nm ibre aabdnsIiateit an be Aufalt 81
beneiien.
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gie 9lnardIiiten @rO3eTe in N.I
fttdftfee,

Rilpautee, Bisc., "a. Suni. - Die
Surp in benz BrO;eiie 9esen bic anardliiten
brud,te einen 8abriprud Elm, Welfer BEN
Grheren i9ulbig uno ben 9esteren Mot i9ul
big erfldrt. @s if ertpieien, baB 8rot mann
in iem Qufrnbr Dor Der SranOlaen Diem
gieserei unb benz ,,Sahoiemz zg8aljmsrt" eiue
bsrSorraaenoe Stole ipielte. 9as @eridt be.
idailiat iid iett nit benz BroSes seseH 5eirts
rid 8anpf. 8as llrtbeil, pelAes iIber Sos.
groemuun berbdngt rueroen miro, beftsbt in
eiuiahriaer @efdngniBbnit Ooer elmer @eloz
bube bon $500 ooer @efdu9uisbait unb SelOz
buEe aliomuefT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-06-25
MuS Nertfo.

Dtsrito "a. SUM-. - Der Ser. Staas
ten @eiunote Sndion ift nod oreip0figem
lrluub 5uriidsefebrt un6 bat Reuisteiten aus
neri1iebenen Sbeilen oes 2anoeS nIit9es
broft, 10 J. 9. Betreffs Der @ri9iesuns eis
ner Gn;obl befannter StraseurGuber, bic I'm
ter benz nenen @eiete seitattet if, psl9es bic
iofortige @refution bon Strasen. ooer Giien.
babnrGubern bel ibrer Serbaftuna ,uldBt.
9uf oieie @eiie ifi bas 9ano iuLerbalb Der
Iesteu 3sbu Gage BON elmer Au5abl ieiuer be-
riiGtistitsu @bGrattereu befreit ipOroen.
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unter allgemeinem BeifaIl
uon eemOfratii6er Seite bemertte gefern
Gem. 6oubull auf eine impertinerte 6rase
bes &epubIituners 9ieeo, buB bic beiben fSliis
gel Der oemOirutiifen Yurtei idliebli6 sleif,
tl1Biq id)Dinqeu tpiiroeu.
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lin nidt in Sergeiienbeit IN
9crutben, bat fib Der alte Saruum 3ur Gbs
we6islung eiImaI toot iagen Iafen. "keep
your self before the public" lit immer
ietn @1unbins getpeieu.
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s4tf Dem 0Sege ttG6 SaIttnort.

9puis, "a. SUM-. = Grjbii6of Serz
brid reiIe beute GbenO in 8e9leituna BON
Sater Senuefiep unb Sater Solep in Yr6fs
bent @orretts Yriuatpasson iiber bic BAL
tinore- Ohio. 8nbnn mad Baltimore ab, nm
bel Der @eremOuie Der ueberrei6Hns Der Be
rettq an ben Sareiual Gibbons nlit5upirIeU.
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Gin Spfer Ser SaIebaI ID ID ante

SuutinsbOu, Ba., "A. SUM. = @.
9. 9. GabpeD, 68 Sabre oft. ifurb beute
5riib an 9unesueutsiinbuns. Die Sranibeit
tpurbe 6ur9 ben umfano ueruriant, baB
Or. @aotpea am 21. 0tai b. s. pGbrenb eli
mes Baisbull.Spiels our4 siusH 8ul al Der
Sruit eetrofteH puroe.
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BB DIR ~SermauiasRGuuerdo or"
9ibt E, Sreltas, fir Die 9itgIisber
Elm Solals@onlert.
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Der 0eutf6e Correspondent.

Der Braiibent if 10 beiddf :
tist, SetO SOtidaiten iu idreiben, baB ges
fern nidt einmaI Die iiblide SabiuetSFsuuS
itattfinoen fonnte.
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Seriu9e ein BIas SIftbarbt 'I9euEors
ttrs! St iener Sabresjeit Bibt es teiu
aahrbaIteres, peiiuDeres @ctraHf.
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The Portland daily press., 1886-11-08

draws is that the system of lighting our
school houses is responsible for this dete-
rioration in the eyesight of our young peo-
Pile. The specific causes are enumerated as
follows: Improper light, coming from in
front of the pupil; insufficient light, COM
polling the pupil to keep the book too near
the eyes; unsuitable and improperly ar
ranged furniture. The practice of placing
blackboards between windows is condemned
because pupils are compelled to sit facing
the glazing light while engaged in black
board exercises. "But the worst thing about
school furniture" continues the paper, "is
the position and form of scat and desk. They
are usually arranged so that the pupil must
lean forward in writing, bearing large part
of the weight upon the desk. Congestion of
the head and eyes are thus produced tending
to eye trouble" 1t is said that in places
where schoolhouses have been built on hy-
gienic principles, there has been diminu-
ton in the percentage of nearsightedness.
Still it is not entirely obviated. showing
there is some other cause at work This,
Doctor Norton thinks, is probably found in
the tests and other work connected with the
modern system Of ranking.
The general endorsement which the mem
bers of the Association gave to the views set
forth in the paper, recommends them to the
thoughtful consideration of parents and edu-
Gators as well as physicians.
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-08
TIE NEXT HOUSE.

There are several districts still unsettled
and one-in Rhode lsland-in which a new
election must be held so that it is still inn
possible to give the composition of the next
House exactly. AT present, 166 Democrats,
154 Republicans and four labor candidates
appear to be elected, giving the Democrats
majority over the Republicans of twelve and
ever all of eight In the present House
they have forty-one. This is a very substan-
tial gain and shows that public sentiment is
again setting towards the Republican party.
| The evidence of it would have been still
more marked had not Republican quarrels
| in several districts enured to the benefit of
the Democrats. More noticeable however,
that the Democratic loss in numbers is their
loss in ability. Some of their strongest men
have suffered an eclipse, notably Morrison,
Tucker, Willis and Cabell. Hewitt, another
of their leaders, has been elected Mayor of
New York, and will not appear in the next
House. His successor is Gen. f. b. Spi-
nola, a very much inferior man. The Re-
publicans in the next House are going to be
immensely superior to the Democrats in
point of ability and experience All their
old leaders have been returned. Mr.. Reed
will be there and so will Messrs. Hiscock
and Mckinley with a powerful minority at
their back to confuse and confound the
| Democrats.
Another noticeable result of the election
| is the disasters which have come to the pro-
| nounced free traders. The fight against
Morrison was made on the tariff issue, so
was the fight against Hurd and Carlisle.
The first two were defeated and the third
had narrow escape. 1t was the working
men principally whom the Democracy have
been accustomed to consider blind adherents
to their party that did the business in each
case Indeed one of the notable features of
the canvass has been the activity of the
laboring men to defeat the avowed enemies
of protection and the apostles of British
free trade. The Democracy have probably
had their eyes open to the fact that they do
not own the laboring classes and that they
cannot lead them into the free trade wilder
The Portland daily press., 1886-11-08
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