davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-24
= VARIOUS.
TIE CUBAN 1suf11ET.

MADRID, April :3.-Congresa to-day adorM
tho Cuban budget iii Its entirety. t;,,..ta
CUBAN LOAN, =,
LoSnoN, April GA dispatch from Mat,H
reports tftat tho Minister If tho Colonies kst
iscArIy completed an arrangement for tho iss,s
Of sixteen million pounds sterling Cubeu stoek.
most Of which has nircatfy boon taken up; n
Spanish firms. EtH:
nOTUB. Y l-lf!f
otcros alleged confession. recently published
here, "a snld tn judicial circles to be nowtpaps
fAECc. -
AN 'Ausr1kALIAN EHrERrR1sE. =,
f.nShoN, April :s}--sA dispatch from Mclbouns
statca TINT the rcfr!gornti>g works for tho psrtt
croutcA ttsore, and TINT It Il estimated that. u
company, which contr,!H the entorpri&q ftG
Rooti ,'o uhac to export 1000 tons Of frozen meit3
per week, provitting suitable shipping Il artlI'
, 1880-04-24

:. Aedetur. the physiological reluvsnstoE OF tue
%tXatlc sysscul, for wAkulu1urss aud debility.
, 1880-04-24
TIE MADISON SQUARE DISASTER.

NEW Yni,k, April .l-An army OF 'votknta
is lnssy so,noving tho destroyed portion d, ,H3
wall Of tho Madison SquAre Gart3eu. Tho aeP@
displayed during tho fair huve all hcta :sn4
stored. Tho Injured nrp recovering. a1a ~ IT,
fsnir persnns killed will be buried to.MoiIGM ~
Sunday. About 60 per cent at the art coocSNssss ~
nre than tet, or twolyo pictures have peep al|sr
tIrcly destroyed. Tho wDOdwnrk ot tho ltMt eS1t
portion, tho heAn,E, trt,sses. md raftoss - ~
Of tiinsy iesoripl!on. @ % Tfc ladies ooaeee..,s
With tho fnlr and hospital hayo decided Y e.. !"
tend tho funcrll of Mrs. treFsr,nan next s1st H.
sho,a. X batiso of tnoaratllk Viii bs worn. Y
, 1880-04-24

Medetur, tho physioloRtoal reluxauM9S u knS sgsE
organic systau, for muscular doplI'{ arN "a
uA4a. - ''
, 1880-04-24

Hp3sHI 17T1paItH NJ = F4uHHsF
CisciSNArt, O.. April G.-Tln body Of NM
Miller, aHothar lnoHbor Of tho unfortpatta
wedding pnEty drowned rear Carrolltqu,tk ~
tntn homo at Rising Bui, Ind! *Ase
sa.tlo ormsby kas buried Mt vcvay. Ind u:
Drmsl,y .and Miss 0'Ncal wero marrtcd attts
THO nuofdunt. 4 kind ot fdtoltty scoma tohate
followed this tintnrtunnto family: Ono q W
SGs ks e rs tns or1y ucneyy HS seaseFe eqry 81
Ono IT hnr inflnt children rccnivot an tula1
frn,n, whirh It died. Tho son who. a. saass ~
'narric.s received seraro sAnshot, TGna s'|'yer
Orlnsby, wns drowned In tho Ohio RIvcE. Nov. N.
her daughter, a1eA about II years. and ne1ssss r.
have found WRtsry grave. Thoy xese ~ ~
thu Two anns urc spared. Tic body q a~
OrlnBhy has not yet bco1. found. - !.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
SACRAMENTO CITY.

MARRIED.
Jan. John L. Morberly and Emma S. Ostrander.
Edward L. Aiken and Katie N. Shannon.
IA Krull and Maria Manser
flames Workman and Fannie Williams.
5-F. A. Michal and Susie keefe.
Sc. B. Jennings and Minna Lynn.
9-James c. Chamberlain and Mary A. Walsh.
12-G. W. Msyberry and Alma E. Merchant.
l3-william Eddy and May Fulle-.
14-Hueh Hughes and Elizabeth Steele.
1S-0lef Matteson and Lena Nelson.
22-John Hahn and Louisa Brown.
27-Isaac T. Barry and Annie Mosely.
3O-Horace 3. Reed and George Briggs.
Feb. 2-Charles Lee and Mary L. smyth.
6-Martin J. keegan and Kate Cooney.
u Robert j. Ferguson and Mary B. Painter.
13-J. S Fassett and Jennie L. Croker.
l5-John OswIli and Mary Lucy Hack.
15-John Anderson and Emily Hubert.
17-phillip Hortop and Eta Woodle.
17-Charles Gould and Mary ]. Noia.
20-Frank Edwards aud Agnes L. Thompson.
2l-H D. Gamble and Lizzie Bird
23-P. d. Heyey and Marie E. Sparks.
23-Frank Drew and NJ. E Malone.
24-Hugh G. Casey and Fannie Kohner
Mar. flames W. Suttoi, and Susie VI. Dobson.
Cd. 5. Watson and Emma c. May.
6-Jsmes MattSon aud Alice Nelson.
s-Henry F. West ana josie A. Miller.
SD. W. Chichester and Caroline N. Chiches
ter
o-Sgmond Rothfeld and Bette Lesman
l2-John Donovan and Annie Menker.
12-He1iri Beck and Christiana Sprock.
I9-James T. Boyd, Jr., and Emma E. Lum.
26-FIank Lahfink and Anna Giebel
27-August Weisman and Ella McCausand.
27-HsrTy A. Wilson and Eugenia Franks
April 9-Nalentine Hauser and Kate kast
2o-John Sheran and Hannah Buieren.
H-Edward Brown and Ellen Butler.
23-James s. Copeland and Sallie Edgar
27-Lester G. BrowLell and Aianie Cox
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01

family at Carlsrune having been poi.
soned by American corned beef, the Ger.
man Government has interdicted the
importation of all preserved meats from
the United States. The meat by which
the accident was caused was of excellent
quality, but was rendered poisonous by lead
used to solder it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
SACRAMENTO CITY AND COUNTY

JANUARY.
III. A. Conway had bis ankle broken by ialI
Banquet given by propr'etors OF the neonAiiies
store to their employees. 49,, - b,...
&C. D. Stewart had bis arm fractured qy p9 eng
thrown from buggy Son OF ID NJ La i'ue
severely shot accidentally ,-;,f.a -
Folsom. ,la,,,,, a. Aorierl
tural Park. ,,,;,o hunting died
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS.

The following is list of the marriages,
births and deaths in Sacramento city and
county during the past year, as nearly as
can be compiled from authentic sources
Those of a later date than December LIST
will be found on another page of this paper
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01

1S-Wife of NJ. D. ElGred, son.
2l-Wife Of D. Holz, a daughter
2l-W1e OF Nj. Stelnauer. son.
22-Wift OF II. d. Gamble, daughter.
22-Ni.e Of A"sel B. CheLy, L daugater
2S-Wife OF Joseph Bauqui-r Jr, a daughter
25-Wife OF NJ. }. Holland, a daughter,
25-Wife of Joseph Hurtado, daughter
81 Wife OF Henry Rogers, twin daughters
2S-Wife of G.. W. Cary, sou.
2S-Wife OF frank E. Michal SON.
29-Wiie OF James Beckett, son
30-Wfe Of Frank Hurtado a son.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
SACRAMENTO COUNTY.
MARRIED.

Jan. S-Wm. Cuff and California Cotton.
S-W. +. Kroll and Fife L. Stickney
Feb. Joshua 7. Bailey and Louisa D. Benton.
19-W. T. Clark and Sue V. Sherman.
April 2-D H Clippenger and Mollie Essig.
&C. Barr and Angie DUR.
16-Billings Trap and Lizzie Bedding.
29-Rchard NJ Clark and Mollie NJ. Clark
May 13-W. II. Finlay and Ellen NJ. Gardner.
21-John T. Wells and Clara T. McGlothin
June 1l-H. S. Small and Adell H. Perkins
25-John G. Beckstrom and Rosa Bernhard.
July l6-Maurice Leavt and A. E. Bates.
Aug 9-S. c. TryOn and Amy Leimbach.
13-Beuregard Young and Ida B. Oxender
24-George W. Dixon and Clara S. Turner
24-Wm. o. Davis and Mamie Allen.
Sept. 3-James o. Taylor and Jennie Hankins.
CIV. F. Fiddyment and Ella Bond.
Oct. 14-R II. Tapp and Nellie F. Mcclure.
26-Afred Richardson and Sarah Tew.
Nov. 10-F. F. Thomas and Sarah L. Anderson
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-01-01
DIED.


Jan. 1-Zilpha Lake, 70 years, 3 months.
2-Samuel Lane, 40 years.
3-Margaret Royal 66 years
3-George Perkins, 80 years
Archibald Frazer, u years, II days.
5-Wm. E. Zufelt, % years. 8 months.
Wong Chung, A years.
5-Milton Barney, So years.
6-Lawrence r.. oKeefe, years, month.
6-helnrch Lang, Is years, months.
= Emily L. Nichels 90 years, months
9-John Douglas, So years
9-John b. Sherburn, Is years, months.
10-Annie Wulff, years. days
10-Marietta Osborn, 90 years, months
12-VictOTia X ebs, months, 81 DAYS
12-Patrick Powers, 80 years
15-Samuel Wilkinson.
l5-Bridget Mcclure so years.
15-Joseph Adams, 30 years
16-W. Stocked, 81 years.
11-Nong Young, IS years.
l9-Ncra r. Saloman, months, days.
21-Harriet Cram, months, Is days.
25-Jerjon n. Schmidt, months, % days
25-Mark E. Whistler 3 months, days
2T-William Folks, AZ years.
30-PlIilip Mcclure, 40 wears.
Feb. Thomas Porter, 81 years, l month.
Anthony Emerson So years.
John d. Hubert, 16 years. 2 months
isis SiseEvine "a years.
3-Narshall Graham, 81 years.
Thomas G. Conner, months, % days.
S-Riley Penner - years.
s. An War.
9-Mary Steffanovich, As years
10-George K. owen, SO years.
1-Corson L. Silver, q years.
n-Won Fab Wong, 80 years.
12-Thos. Cowley, 40 years. 3 months.
14-Helena Dwyer So years.
14-Sarab Ann Rippon, So years, months.
I7--Lulu Wolgamutt, year, months.
19-Chin Shew, SO years
20-Lamberton Armstrong, Y years
21-Hiram Cook, YEARS, 10 months
21-Infant son OF S. Moose, > days.
2l-Charles Wardell, 81 years
22-Henry F. Bauer, days.
23-Adam +. Pentz, 90 years
2i-Meta Lutting, 81 years 10 months
25-Youn Sell, % years.
25-Sella Block q years.
26-Nelie Z. Lucas, 6 months, II days
26-John Lubn, "a years.
26-SIary E. Meagher, II years, months
Mar. 2-LorenzO Devincenz 81 years.
4-,lohn P. Willard, II years, months
4-Long Ming Tay, so years
flames McLabe, 30 years
6-AIary L. Massey, 30 years
Henry McClhe Is Years
, 1880-01-22
BULLS AND BEARS.
Irregular and Unsettled Produce Mar


Irregular and Unsettled Produce Mar
kcfS.
There was rnthor more nctiv!ty In tho produce
markets ycsterdny, but It was accompanied ty Il
weakness which WIS especially n0tlcent'lo In
grain. Wheat declined about three cents IN
Change, and corn threc-gliartcrs Of cent, tho
apparent reason for the tumble being tho gen-
crnl dscouragcmcnt On tic pnrt Of holders at
tho refusal Ut tho High Joints" 10 put down
freight rates to tho scnbonrl. Property VITA
offered very freely, and the oEcrerb wrrc fol-
lowed BY nthcra who sold short, and Rtill others
who would fatn bnye sold short Ind thoy found
any buyers. 1t was frequently whispered that
tho hcavy longs had lsecn selling quito
fEesy tor three oE r. e ter r,t ny. n, n
previously credited thorn with, md there was
considerable Indulgence III prophecies that tho
Rpprpnch nf FGbrltnrv would not hO marked by
tho JnnuAry b1ilge which 81 rlany hayc en,lntch
Ot, Anl worked For Tho result WIS that tho
wcak t,nes Ynt discouraged and b1e. Ono no
ticeabe Incident IT tho situation was tho wider
r1lary being relatively weak. Provisions opened
up stronger hut ttx,k sharp downward turn
whtn w!cat broke, and not n few 0f the .sheslt
operators begun t0 throw thcr pork. Ihc re-
pi'rted weakness in foreign markets helped the
rsak IN s I tho snsH cs bsaf W.
fl2i for March, while winter owhcat
ctnscd on Change at about et.9 fur
rcsl. Corll closed to Il nf cent
lower, u Ih cet'ts for Nay and SHi % cents Tor
atml,t Sls.7o tor Jnn.iary md sl.:A. for Mnrct,
md lnrti ~ cents higher. ut $1.tsM fur January
Anl Si.G..n to $1.Gl for March.
, 1880-01-22

Cleaning Up miscellaneous Odds nnI
Ends.

Cleaning Up miscellaneous Odds md
Ends.
A Bpccn meeting Of tho City Council WIS held
last evening, AID, Culcrton in tho chair.
The Rnilrn,ul Committee reported IN nr.lf-
rn,iee In favor OF allowing tho Union Flaming
Mill COmpnny 10 n,alntuln Il Rdc-trIck irltu
their business premises far ono your, which WIS
ordered lultl over and published.
The sn1ne Co,nlnittee reported ordinances to
the satnc OBJECT III favor Of Munger, Wheeler 4
Co.. ". II. swett & Co., tho Michigan Southern
lsaitroHd Company, and r. W. Aarvey, which
met tho s,t',0 fate.
litnt II, which to erect atnrghter.houscs. etc.,
the oriinanso prepared by the lIcu!th Depart
Tho Committee on Flru ans1 Water reported I'm
Dr'llnAnce governing llms1cr,yHt1lS, which hls
hesn ls hi sn ,,1t 1sacs u W w % aS special 0rsr
Grounds, reported 4! faysW, of. granting tic
ti,o pnroscs Of nj Urinary, weh Wis ,lisei,sso
ut aomu length, md inalIy sufeFrtsl tn tho LAW
Department tor an opinion us to tho powors of
u Inc % c1.1',nlttse M on foltco rcportc.,, recon.
memng tho r!Kld enforcement of the "lo9
tn WITH wss 1.aopta rsnort0 hno III,
communication of tho MAyuf III reference 10
lnthing-hn,lscs. md the re1nonstruneG HHalnst
rccomn,cntatIon tint i,oth 10 placed OH iile.
| Concurred ii.
GRANT,
Tho Jl,llciRry Committee reported rccon-
| incftllng thnt tho proposition Uf tho CRrD Ann
| Grant, Cnn,nAny tN supply tho columns fur tho
now City-fial te placc.l on tlle, Thu report WIS
ctneurred IN.
Tho J,tlcinry Conmlttcp reported rcco1u-
n,e,ldllt9 tho confirmation OF FrMllrtH Adams rs
Cnrpnr,tlo1, Counsel l.ld Chnrlca ). Cnurpn III
| Prosecuting Attorney, ntnl tho report WIS oo'i-
Cured ill.,.
Tho Committee on ltcalth ami County l.eln-
| tons reported In fuvur nf ttB confirmation ut
nr. pnitlo rs City Physician, and tho rcrnrt VIA
:ritu Committee OH Ju.licary recommended
TINT tho conlrIct fur tho Ersl'itt for tho City
| Hull lo rNtt1ci.
Aid. Moior presented minority report.
| li0th wore tsefGrrpd.
Tho Committee 0ll Fire and Wnter reported
| buck tho communication Ut tho Ainyor lii
| rGfurenpo 10 HIno1le- burIlcrs sAylrg thnt the
| utility of thpm hlN been tlGtnOilstrNtol; ygt
| they n,Ntl1 no recommendation.
AID. MafGr tSixteGnthl 6alh stnako was y
| uuiAhneo, at,d burners would hAvt Il, Dp i,sed
Koso .tinc. Ihcrrfur', tho ,nat.er ,nEht to ~
cn'isltsgsei, flo aovud to refer to tho JudLclAry
AID, Thompson ugreesl with hIm.
AID. WGtturt'r- ilflnt think tho Iul!c!nry
| Committee knew anything ntl0lit anlrke The
| tnAttor slol,ld ~ tn exlMrts-tho Committee on
| Health nlld ct}liilty lGlhtlDils.
| Tho Gauncll, hUwDses, yutcl In favor Of tho
| other Committee.
Recommending that tho Eorlrniasit,uv nf Public
| Works lni authorized T., puroh,tst D,N1 nr
1nore OF brick 10 l,u used In tho construction uE
| tho now Clty.Iinll, Adopted.
The COlltEcll than A'l|Gllr1'cti.
, 1880-01-22
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 $780,

thoatrc, on which tho locomotive was rnn at full
Fperd, and tho mile was let loose into tho nreila
to icnt with its antagonist M 1t aaw Mt. Tho
mnte wntct,ctf tho l'Hn'nhlva for kofnc time,
with lts cars in threatening nttItuds, and, when
tho locomotive hal nttnine speed If full nifty
mics an hour, hacked NJ IN front Of It and
lrllyrrc.l kick with l,ntH feet. Tho locnrnnttyc
wins brought to m instnnt stop, trembling III
oyery wheel, while hut Psrsrir.lon nt stoGn m!
rr,,llxei on md stimulated With snall .o9ls, tho
lion. This time thu mule kicked It with kuct
terrific vlolcnca "a IT, break its funnel short Oft
md t1 smash its headlight. Moantrg With pntn.
the tocstaotisc WIZ f,,cr more sponYtd. ami, fss
w.ntn'ls bound up with shcct.irtl1,. Aa this point
sgvtrnt ladies loft the nmphIth hpatrc. being un'
allie u wttncss any longer 10 brltnt a spcctaGc,
hut tho iahutnan owner .of tho lGtntnntlyo
Urr1Grc.! time tn bH called and the c0mbnt Il, 10
renewed. Tho mule wnitcd tlll the locotnottyn
was running ut an estimated apnetl of sixty seven
milcs por Hour, md then ticllyescd It's ilhi kick.
Tho halIess loct'fnot!vo was hurled soIn. thirty
boiler rupturetl. It's cccentr!cs Is1ocatctl. and
ita ctuneetlnY. .ra1s bruken i hrf:athod ~ Inst
suffering, atld tho mule wins declurgl tho victor.
, 1880-01-22
CHIEE QE POLICE KENNEDY.

cpFeIal Nnphteh 10 ans Ghlsa10 1tt4Hnts
MINIATURES, WIS.,. Jnts. .l.-Tho Investigation
0F Chief OF Police Nanul Kuunot!y by tho Csuu-
mon Council Committee cl,no to Ill end ut 'loon
to-day in manner very gratifying to Mr. ko1,-
Mcdy and his friends. Mnry 1furrison, a young
wotnan who bud prorimsly Ffyon Testimony to
the, 1ifcrt that Mr Kennedy had. committed
yarloas nots 1t I! yery it,nr.per ohArl!uter IT
,!nder oaib statet ,hAt *hY ha3 ni,ter seei, ths
IN tho Witness stan,; thut sho Ind bfGll brlbcl
tn IT., tes.lfy Hganst hn witi' Z ]romlso of ~;
nude ropeWtMl attempts 70 buck 1uto tho har'
Han; TINT nfter tho stnry had brg', oorlcootpd se
went tu the .Sentiltl n!flco with Adolf iigr-
!tegGn,. ynunx Attnrley, u Mr.. FMll,t. md IL
Mrs. l'to, antl tn!d tho story oyur to l,r, kHinc
tho editor ut tho Sentinel: that on tho tn0rrlnE
when slo Rayu her lest!taany ahu tried tn hack
"at ht WV efsl ,Ss 4a % hrtcne .a r. !nH sSl;
lter hcr unless st!n vent ss .,lon the stand 9n u,
Sentinel nflce; aid thHt tho fsss PROMISED hnr
bud mover lHon paid. Thu statoment OF tho
Young woman cErNfrtl pr1,f1ulla sensation Anl
tho li0at tntuei8e indignation.
, 1880-01-22
BUILDERS UNION,
Protection Against Is 8tl1ticss Contract
OrH.

Protection Against u 8nldCH Contract.
A nepting Of muster nasonB waa held at tho
ShcrMMn House yesterday afternoon for tho
purpose OF organizing I'M association With Il
view to self-protcotion. There are sud to be In
this city number nf "anitle" contractors, WIN
bid on work with no intDnton ot doing 1t, aud, II
thoy Eet contract, swintliu tlolr workucu oIt
of their pay,-th9 pockctod wagcs boIng thotr
profits. There woro about thlrty-iive present,
including Thonlas Courtney, W. +. Mortimer
4. q. Cook, Ernest prusBing. John Al. Dumph0y,
Il. 4. l,oltor. Cornelius Prleo. retor Drltton
L. r. bf0rse, G. e. Miller, Joseph Dnwnoy, OeorKo
Upper, NV: Cartor. i. \: uob!e!' George Chnna-
bora @. Eborline. Lou ts Wciek. md l1onry Allie.
IricHHif SECRETARY. 4 Cumlmlttoe nn OrKauIza-
hon reported constitution and ly-laws, which
we're we're adopted. % The pronutio of the former got
city organized fnr the purpose Uf producing
uniformity Of tuition IN reKir,l to tho vrf,,is
lnattors lmynaynR tholr .'iatOrta! lntorests: Tho
.lame ia The chicsgo Muster htaAotla' ani Build
OF builder III tho city Il uligfhlo fnr membership
Thu lnltiation foe WIS ilxMi ut Il; tho assesa-
sisean I'LL not fr t. oa9es sar = sr % ~ follows.
1,rositlnmt A. O. coox scorStnry: nourEe G
threu constitute tho Executive Committee.
oto., @ "so ar'atherf to is,ft r,es for ,neasur, %
in8 work IN 9,Ido for tho Association.
The meeting then adjourned.
might suppose, tn untto tho bosaos ssI TINT thoy
cuii hot nlgathor III 1as0 0t trouble with tho
worknun hut Is ronlly In tho Interest af the Int
tsr snse h. 'o,nna's w ot tlE!.o aKast
mon. Neither Ia thcru nny .intontlpu IN crrato II
bR monopoly and pool the hAstnsKs: Tho n,om-
hors DO not wtsh to proyent competition, but to
got rid ot clnss ut nlun whom they rcgard III IN
IlcubuS.
, 1880-01-22
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN,
Acceptance OF Dr. J. Abbott Frcnc1t'a
Ncx1Knasio,l or tho Fastorate.

Accentnnco OF Dr. J. Abbott Frene1iss
1tck1gEaslo11 Of t1ic Past0rate.
Tho congregation Ut tho Fourth Presbyterian
Church he'll meeting Inst evening In tho chapel
uf tho church, corner Itt,ah and Superior Streets
Thu obIcct Of tho mcoting waa tu bid fnrewell 10
tboir pnstor. tho Isov. John Abbt>tt French, who
hlts bcen compelled to resign his pastora.e on
account of falins henlth Tho meeting WINS
entcd To order by Mr. benjamin DmlKlas, who
cuuse.l the following set OF resolutions to bo
rea.l:
w,tEuEAs. Our pastor. Tho 1tev. John Abbott
French. on acconnt Of seriously. mpairts1 hcnsth
tcrial lnburt hns felt constrained u, request n
tl!sFol.tion Of tho tles whct, c.r,,,css bin with
the ch,!rS ~ III pas.&r & al H., hs & des'f., nc
necessary fnolsgnres for re]caafng him from its
cnro and oversight,
uon Il the forh Sosds &C.
sire to cxprcss our ntfectloflAte Ryinpnthy and
mnccasing regard for our pllstor. and to nssrc
n tI w ot sat9, sart a ~o1 ~ t tes
which 10 lovng1y bound It's tn him us tho pastor
nf 0lr choice, and whith we hah fu1ully hoped
wo.ll'l hive happiIy endured through many fut-
iie<arsd, Tint we gratefully untto In hearing
witness to tho zca1 an,l fidelity Of nur hrloyed
pnstnr in nit his ministratlons. and To his rntir
}ng devotion ia tho aptrit!' welfare Of tho peo.
riU If hIa charge. IFS wnrk hns l,cen ahl,nInnt-
X blessed OF an! r. tho !n',illins np Of the
!ho ar'rso sof the church has 'nen ono sof crc,s.
tnx strength ant u posGr @ 1of g.ME' IT, heneva, 2.
s,ulnl,iy.schsn,l work has increased bcyt'n1 any
previous pcrisnl In ita history: md Il general
n1os any ts re a ss
iMirdcnsotnu slc1't hns lecn rgflnset,, and tho
church PLACED m strotK md self- sustaining
results, W. cannot fall tn recognize tho fact thnt
their successful achieyemcnt hns lern lnrRely
, 1880-01-22
Tho Persecution Of tlso Jews in Kussin.
L0lItnl IxtkQIaph

These two amazing Documents hRve Just
boon supplemented by i third, which sllH,IInrlly
dsposes Of tho JewA who hnyp settled tiuwn liz
Ut. FctorsblrK MOSCOW, and Othor larYB u lea Ut
"Qreat ltlss!a." sonlo ten years aR1 Mn tmpn-
rial nkaae was promulgated granting permission
tu such laolrGwa. ltnns!An subjects, us hAte ae-'
lltrel mi ciucatonnl dIplDl,a Or we're numbers
1T Il trtng or hNlslfcrtltt guild, to establish
themselves and Tx their tRielles In tho old and
now ltussinn Cupltals, III wei! ~ IN Ill the 20.
called llnfn0 0nvernments mt tho Mnsoovtto
Eulpire. Under this tlkaso q !nrKu nutnbar Ut
wt!E-to-do Rnt 4 tolernbla sprsnkllug Ut wealthy
Jews set up thotg shops mud oniintltK. .ho'lscs,
uxchangd. d.t;ttccs, and 'banks, IN tho claf COM.
noruIa( uentrus and tru,iiug o,npurla Of lttlssiG
propsr. lIy tho l4teht nntl l-Jewlah or,lnunre,
bcaflnK tho Minister ct tho lhtgrlur = signature,
i'll thuYa llnAlsglurt MGruAHnS. trsttfeslIien, AIh
Mrt[sarI arc forbidden to so5nurl any
longer in the tuwns wh9r1ln thcy have es-
tAblishel thair raspecty ye businesses, Ill prph1h-
tion practically tquynlunt to u scntenue OF alb
bnluis banishlnunt- 6uclt ar0 tho n,aa81lres
adopted fur tho persecution Df Intelligent, In.
duatrlous, fEuKul ponp1c, ut once h'yAl .ubJGots
md regular taxpayers, by Il pDWer which. nut
thf,o years ago, declared wAr iil'n and tntaftud
Turkey "tn the nalno Of Glvtll1At!Dn." Qpvern-
u.untal and lunslAyiu osxrlls N 1t. Petersburg
hayo secently raised cry against tho h,iss!un
Jews, upon the protext thRt they have taken
nctlvo llart tn thu Nfhil!stto movement. Az.
however, toWa In other countries never cOnspire
nKlanat the PowBrt that be, but loyHte tholr
faculties aud suefglee to lnUtlpnsly0 and pEuAt-
, 1880-01-22
SHE WOULD HAVE CHEWlNG-GUM.


Tho br1ght-red SUI, wis setting on tho egg Of
Asa yssssF III stsoilod p'geon-tocd udowntho
And tho failing rnya with roses wrcathod tho
In the Satd,5sE sad 5ss1 ixsSt lonely 'lsa with tor
"she M snny W sry, ! ind howl, and kick UP; hut sac
wouldn't DO my sum.
And I'll never, never, neVer, lot her chow my
chewing -gumi"
"reachcr," ncssle's white lips Tailored, na sho
"D'd, YOU hyur that hurria croaturo7 Do you
know whit sho hlls Bntl?
In hor lark n,ld glpotny pockot she Ia carrying
Doarding- -sc,ool con,pah!on, much rs twenty
And .Se W. tilt s',n Avonono-1. hor only
And ts sR,Sks il h.lsGy whispers, ~ must hnva
Bessie" calmly spoke the teachcr tovery word
"For yeara i've taaghit ut yaasar, and will not
1know r. regulations, nna respect tho rules
am sns ss5s sxs t. educate your nnd and not supply
1ha'S Sts9 s!o1o ~ aaty ever; I've been cool, dis
But ts1 ssn't chdis ks !ssts Underwood gtvo you
Wild the glrl's eyes, pale her fcaturcs, as shc
And IT, f. ; 4%i il % %sols pity MS tho stars SEQ
Not ,nonloht siops Tho maiden till sho aatus
And stq2a s'ss Fl S9s tho aarknoss 'ko an ansel
Nov ne S enters l!ertha's clauhcr, and pants,
sl'lla Rcr rtghtened hearts Wild boating, ~
must have her chewing gumt"
Far out, tho distant city scosns tiny, sparkling
Where sho well rcnombors ofton buying spruce-
AbovS. y, tahsSoSblaa9i aS 4ouvons sopmtpsly re-
in~h!ch tte spheres OF vengeance sho'r mighty
shall .she attlI their, dapason9 Shall sho snIts
=, their Rnthens iluM6y
she cr,ishoa swift tho feeling; she muas have
that chowtnX-Kuln.
Quick she atF1ps the bed Of clothing, quick she
WFups hur III Il shcot,
Aud tho 9aEment Winding tenderly, clothes hcv
Then, IN j tiarksnol cornor, like q member Of
Who s9nstlInes wander back to RaEth. sho
And, Pantina. It'll sho stons till she hoars tho
OF nertha's' fairy footsteps. bringing up that
cncwing-XuM.
Such ,Syc ye! Ill.,. suvartue figure l'es fa'ntna oa
Tho ss5y , x|, stop s'xhlnz a. they shrink buck
Swift the KhusNy i,essle steals fso,u where tho
And htts.ls D i,uttartng Giu,nph aboyo tho PROS
With trembling hands abe searches In tho pocket
Aud sre. out Id hcE madness, NJ msu. haus hor
ehs~lng-xam.H- - :.
~ pae' ,lt soft mo moon roso slowly' eaoh bright
AZ tho patroa orb of yassas throw hor rays