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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-09-24

Wttttt., oett 81. geptet1ts,ee
eas 8ertraiiell 1siner 2anbsleute. @ahrz
l9einlid 1T oer @runb ba3u in ben Car
gent'l6en Wirren gu iu9en.
! @i|enad, 2l. Sept. Sn elmer sez
/ itern bier ab9ebaltenen Beriammlun9
|bes oenti6en lonilations<8ererns fiibr=
.te Der 6arit SpbenlObe ben 8prlit. Die
| |8erIommlung biaigte bas nenli6e 8orz
9eben DertIblanes an Der ,utf=afritani=
|i4en 8aite unb Ipra@ tie 1leber5eus.ng
aus, bab oie &taieruns bel ,peitereu
1 l93rittsn aui Die polle unteritiitung Der
Matiun rebnen fbnre.
4 ! Der@beireatteur bes valabbera=
|batld1, Dr. 81. 96msri itcin, torrbe b. benz
8u9bdnbler Eager aug @3emnib 1pegen
eirer Ncti5 I'M 8rieFtuitell bes ralabbez
raoatf6" sepriiseft. Ser 9sriigler tpirb
'tniht, tuie in9lmerifa nit three dollars
and costs" ,uestommet,. Driiben lit bic
|@abe foitipieli9er.
i +8ern, %. 5ept. 6eute 1inb BEL
2pclt i'm Canton Neuenbur9 ,,pei 8erz
llonen5ige miteinanoer 5u1ammen9citp<
/ Ben. Cine Dame fanb babel ben 9pb
unb is9se4n 8erlOnsn ,purbet i9per
per1ebt.
/ ! aus Hetersbur9 erb6lt ba8 rN.
g. Tagbl." Die fplsenben ,,Mittbeilun=
gen: r8ereits Dor brei Wo9en brobten
bic Mbi1iften in Ralan. bab lie Die oor=
Etise 5dieBpulperfabrtt unb mebrere an.
bere drarA9e @ebdube in bic Suit jpren=
gen tplrben. Sic Beb0rben beahteter
b,eie semubnten anonDnen Drobun9en
ni9t, als am IA. B. bic ennje @taot
|burh cine i6redlide Detonation; in
Nngit au6 @dreden periett tuurbe. Die
@diebpuloerfabrif uno flint anbtre ara.
ride @ebdube f1osen on bieitm 9ase
lfait sleid5eitig in bic 2uft. ueber BUN,
bert Meni9en fanoen babel ben Sob.
Bis sun, ndditen Gage 3os man inter
beni 1riinunern mehr als oier3is 2ei9rn
berpor Inter benz 6eniter beS &a{a=
ner 8oti5ei9ebdubes fanb man cine ,Dps
namitbonbe. Man beiiir@ten tueitere
Gtteatate unb es berridt oaber in Der
5tabt allsemeine Beitiir5uns. Eauienbe
uun 5oloaten arbeiteu Sag unb Na9t
an Der Beardumuns beg 59uttes, ba
man unter bemlelben 3ammerufe BORT,
mel4e nc4 Meniden 81 retten bofft.
! ! Die 3abl ber Gusldnber in oe,l
dineiii@en 8ertragsbdfeu betrl1s i'm
porisen Sebre 1884. bic 9dtfte 6apon
Gnglanber. @roBbritannien 1T in Chino
NIT 298 @e{,hdftsbdu'ern nertretan.
Deut{dlonb NIT Sc. QImerifo NIT "a.
Ruhlanb NIT II sFronfreid, mt 70.
Spanien nit Z, Stalieu, Deitfrreib,
!5oaano uuo 0duemorf NIT ie !. Sic
GeIansmt<NuS' uub @infl6r be5sferte
6d i'm Sabre 1852 fiir ale 21 mer-
tr1aahaf.n o,,f an. an;n;orn. erron.a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-09-24

vv >$9SS$v
GIo:,o, Steartt3 Go,,a,tt),
{9ob1enbe5irfen am @9uplfa, 2n5erne,
|Nprtbcl.mberlanb, Carbon, 9ebigb, @Dpe
ming rmb 2adaucnna fat bic goli5ei
|unperfennbare Betueile bon benz Burr
|banben1ein BON Qogan Der berii9tigten
Wollb Masuires" entoedt. Sn Gen,
|traliu Mount Gar9el, @irarbpille, 9us.
earora, Goal !6ill, Eamoqua, 2ocuit
Gap, Dart Corner, Goal 3ibge, @umz
init uno allen @ruben am Broab Sop
Nountain BON Mabouop gitD big Aib>
Lamb in Der einen @i9tung unb BON
|5benanooab b,s gum Blad greet unb
luafafn III ber anoeren Mibtung befin.
Den f4 Mbtbeilun9en ienes bur9 Gio
perbunbenen Morbbunoes, ipel1e in abz
iSele9enen @ebir9s 9lumpfminfeln lire
|9eriammlun9en obbalten. @esen bic
Iilopotii6en @rubenar5eiter berri4t cine
duBerit feinbieltee @tim,nuns. @efern
,purbe bic 2eidbe zines IN ber Beah
rees-@rube an Der Glarfelo & goutb'
I>peitern Babn bei9dftist 9epeienen 6lo,
|'paten sefunoen, ,Delde entieslide @tib.
uno @4uBnunben auitpies. Man tueib,
Ibab Der @rmprbete BON @rubenarbe.terll
aus benz 8er9,uertsz8e5,rt pertriebe,.
iulrben mar unb mabrl6einli9 is er err
morbet iuorben, neil er ieinen 8erfol.
germ ni@t freiuillis iDi@. Sn Gentraz
lia 1T Der Slopate @eors lln9lepari<
jtii@ BON einem llnbetannten bur9 eli
men GbuB t6btli9 permunbet iuorben.
Cine Nn1abl beruorra9enber 8irser,
Giienbabnleute uno @rubenbeiiter itez
ben auf Der idwar5en 2iite ber NoQn
|Magutres uuo ibre Grmorbun8 foll
fit bic nd@ite 3eit in glusii9t 9enOm.
|men fein.
= Geoar &apibs, Soma, 10. Sept.
5eute Ra@mittas 1T bier 8. 81. Mo.
rims Gier. 9aieberla9e Elm @aub Der
Glammen seuoroen. @@aben $45. 900.
= Milmaufee, @is., l9. @ept. 5n
Berlin, @is., 1T beute elm ean5es 5du<
lergeuiert in Der MainltraBe abge,
brannt. 9anelbe beitano aus etlpa l6.
9ol5bduiern. S4aben $4,000, Ser.
liberun9 $4,000.
: Sn einisen girtbI9aften uno
Sp;elbduiern in @alpeiton, GeT., it bic
Ginri@tnug 9etrofen tuorben, bnb bic
8eiu@er ibrer Boffen in elmer Mrt Gar
|oerobe &5u9eben baben, beuor fe 3ur
|tritt erbalten. sic befommen Marten
uao gegen lrl4e tbre Baffen 5uriid,
menn tie bic 2ocale perlanen.
8dbrenb Der @trabenparobe ron
Waruum's Circus ii, @treator, SGs., sez
lang es einem Der sroben bensalii9en
9i9er, ii@ gu befreieu. Giner ber 8dr,
ter Mm. aBinner, mari fi@ ouf i'm unb
belt i'm fe1t, big bic onbern mdrter i'm
|pieber aefeiitlt batten. Dabei 1T aber
Winner uon benz uiitbenben1b 1biere burd
Biile in ben linfen Mrm unb To
(teni4tdge iebr i@1i!nm 5ueeri9tet NOR,
ben.
1oleoo, g., l9. Sept. Seute morz
| gen 1T Bel benz Branoe bes Grnp 8ige-
|1om'iden9auies in Gait 1ukoa Sic aht-
(jabrise Eo6tei Biselou's perbranut,
unb feline Grau unb oas iiinsite Rinb er-
litten ihtpere 8ranbipunben.
8tnnca Rur5en1 miro ber 8er]u9
Igemadt ,uerben, bas @rad bes nabe Der
&lite ppn Maila9uietts u1teree9on9ez
men Rriessbampfers Eallapopla gu be-
ben. 8ereits iinb 81 benz 8uede Der
|5dleppoampfer 8uscue unb dtuei Bon>
tons NIT je l75 9pnnen zrastraft BEL
Dem 8rnf, eingetroffen.
Mu8lauo
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-09-24

SxS
I@ierte! auf Dier poqFdnbi3 ausge,
'brannt. 59aben $15O,o00. 8erliderz
Jung $4,000.
: Bittsbur9, 20. Sept. Die gaz
19enfabrid pon gBilliam ssright unb bic
IWablml6le BON Billiam @ecrge fms
beute friib abgebrannt. @eiommtldaSen
t25, 900 Dollars; ridts perfiDert.
Dubuque, Sa., 20. Sept. Der aus
SeHcnz Darnfta0t gebiirt;ge, So Sabre
Ealte @r5citer Sobann 9ange bierltlbit
|serietb beute Moreen nit ieiner Jrau
lin Streit unb @doB ibr eine Rugel in
ben aopi. Demndd1t eridoB er i;6
|iclbF. Die Grau miro m6glider,ueiie
init bein 2eben bapoatummen. Be;be
Gb'f.ute lebten in 5.pe1ter CHE. 2onge
loae Elm itreitil6ti9er Mfeni9.
: 8ittsburg, ga, 20. Sept. Der
Mauer Sobn @lim uno fein 6ano1anz
ger 9obn Meno linb beute Morgen in
einem ab5usstanel Ser go0ar 9bomp.
1on'lden 5tablperfe in Brabbods, no
lie nit alusbeflerun9sarbeiten beI9afz
ti9t tuaren, an @1oafens@es erititt.
' Davenport, Sa, %. sept. llnse=
fabr 200 9lrbeiter Der bebeutenten alei,
berfabrifanten in &pd Sslenb Hr5 Moz
line baben in Gol9e ber @ei9erung Der
Gabr,fanten, ibnen cine serinsiiei9e
2Obnaufbeiieruns 5u eepdbren, &C.
itreitt.
: 8ittSburs, Ya., %. Sept. 9n
@reensburs, &a., fubren 8eitern @eorse
6inborf, feline Grau uno brei Rinber
aus. Sbr Hferb i4eute oor einem
@eseni@irm unb 9ins burd. Ser Wa,
gen tuurbe pollitdnois ;ertriimmert unb
bas jinsite 5inborf'ide &inb Tam ba>
BEL I'M bas 2eben; bic iibrisen SniaHen
bes @asens tpurben f9tuer perlebt.
!" 8aD Gitp, Mi9, %. Sept. Ser
iieben5ebnidbrise 8eniamin 6ubrmann
BON bier bot it4 seitera auf ber 9aeb
aus unporiidtisteit eri6o7en.
' garlinpille, Sq., 20. Sept. step.
Ebomas Greer aus benz 5pren9el
Itoria, Der erlt aefern Ma9mittag ais
Diacon orbinirt morben tpar, tpurbe 8e<
itern Mbeno in Solg ber 5ufdlli9eh G,t<
laouu9 elmer BON einem Rnaben 9e6anbz
babten 9itole in bas @iii9t sej9oljen,
uno 5'uar 5ertriimmerte i'm bic @u9el
ben @aumen, io bab er fir INNER unz
fabi9 lein luirb, bent @reoiser>Mmte obs
5ulie9en.
> Bolton, Mai., 2a. Sept. Sic
5u0lfiabri9e Sable @obinion in 6ar,
uins9am itobl am Sreitas ibrer reideu
Mutter Diamanten unb uerduBerlihe
Bertbpapiere i'm @ertbe bon $50, 900
|unb entflob bamit bierber, uu BON bier
|ber, aug init i6rem 2iebba-
Der 81 entlnufen. sic ,purbe pertof.
tet uno ianmt ben gsertbla9en na9
9aule geienoet.
: Bi,tsbur8, Ha., 20. Sept, Die
Dirre i'm ,peitli9en 9beile beg goun<
|tpwoibineton 1T 10 i@limm, naB bere,ts
elne Men9e 56afe aus Mausel'an seuii=
|senoer 8ailem frepirt iinb, unb bas
|Rinbpieb iest ebenfalls anfdn9t, einjnz
|geben.
Dbio, Su Gbilicotbe 1T bic 8apier.
|miibls ab9ebraunt.
Mads init Bitrio1. Ser oneeblid)
|au; Iolebo tomnlenoe Mntpn Mlbler
|fo,,b lette Bo9e feline Jrnu in glepe1nnn
in etnen1 anriidi9en 3anie u,tb 9ob ibr
Gus elmer Glolde Bitrioi il's 'Ueii9t.
|Dis llnsliidlide ,uurbe l6uer oerbrannt.
Mu6ler it perbaftet.
Ius Cincinnati. Gin 5taer IN 81. SO.
|@iibop Ii. Co.'S @iggareuiabrid, beren
arbeiter iu, Nusftan be finb, ridtete les-
|te @ode eiuen 5daoen i'm Betrnse 61n
|etua $4,000 an.
: Dail9 Sin.ea" in ginnepeg 1T
Ipon Mtdlarb Nurben. ben {te beiehuIbio=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-09-24

@1tD1<rl
1851.
BON Der Gntlbdni9una asforoerrlll as1 t5biz
ITO Abitanb nebmen pin, ,psnu nlel,s
linn ben 6afen upn aeinng eni bic 0nn'
er ppn 80 syapren abtritt.
! Montreal, 10. Sept. Die 3oGbs'
b0roe bat Wsulehiueu i'm 8ert1e bon ~, :
GEO 0ollor5, ,pelbe onr elmer bieiisen
beoeutenoen Il1biabrif aus ben 29seGc
5taate1, eil19tfiihrt,poroen morell, lpeSel
5u t,teoriser Werthanaa6e NIT Nelt}ia0
.belegt.
M9ram n. @ept. ss}n 5ol9e 'cr
Bablmruben 1T bier oer tleins Sela9es
rnn9s5uitauo srtldrt !poroeu 9as Gp.
politiDnsbiatt III 5lpbpon it unterorilGt
unb Der 8sbastcur besItlbeu perbnit.t
lporben. Dtilitdr lit sur llnterbrifuna
Der unrnbe.t al 3ensg ab9eienoet l,no
Der bprti9e 8i!rgernellter 1T abgelekt
lpcrDen.
/ 2opbau, 81. Sept. Sic l1ltranlou=
tane v@ermania" in Berlin per6ffentlib
bas @a9ptusramm Der 9leritalen.
@s entbalt oas 8erlcngen ei;,sr ponltdn=
bisen @initeQune bes StnfturtampIes,
einen Broteit ee9en ben @o5ialismus
nnS cine BeiiirmortnnD BEG all9en,sinen
Stimmredts Bel sebeimer @timmabsa-
BE-: Das 51riftltid lit Icbr seididt
abgefaB st uno Die &leritalen bpfien, au1
@runo i6res &rosramms etnen beoe4l
tenben Stimm5uma9s 81 erbalten. Scr
Jubrer ber &lerifolen, @inotburit. lpire
ii@ auf @eiie bese5e,t, I'M! @ab!reoen 5I
bnlte1.
!. Glasgow, n. Sept. 6eute bat in
ber @he bon bier ein t3ulan1menitoB
5tpi19fn einem 8erlonen5u9e bel ,uel<
@eln. 16 Yerioncn uerlebt 'puroer. Gin
8erlpunoeter it be,eits 9eitorben uno
bar halbiQe Ipp mehrerer 2n0ercr ipiro
t8regenj, a.. Sept. Ser Croft
,un9 bes Nr1ber9 9,nnels fol9te cln
aldn5enoes 5eltnabl, 81 mslaen 5'oslz
unnSed;ls 9erlpnen, barunter au1 Die
Ndt9lieoer Der an. gBiensr 9o1e be@
slm.bi9ten Diplomatic @iulabungen erz
balten batten. gtbcubs 1pa1en Die 5!aot
iiberra9enoea Serge gldn5enb beleu6tct.
Ser &ailer unteruabm eine Tabrt out
oem 8ubenlee unb luuroe iiberall nit
lanten, Snbef besriiBt. Gpdser fano
elm ppm ben Miniitern oeranJta1tetes
6eitmabl itatt, 81 ,pel6e,n 800 Oaite erz
lAicnen.
! 9apann, %. Sept. Nui Barbaooes
brobt in golge Der 6eilpieuos nieorigen
3uderpreile cine panoelsz unb fy;ua:'5,
frile. Ser Banterott uon sBillian 2aurie,
& @m1 tuirb gemelbet.
+ Newrp, 81. Sept. 5oeute Siberia
perurla4te bier Die &ldiebr zines Ne,
tlonaltiten. 2ueeS Don Cattle Bellos,
no cute &unogebung unb Del oerielbsu
eine Rratuau itattsei1noen bate, ere}ss
Nnfresuna. Die Uiense Bate lib rat
Okter BeiIalsrufen unb 5obte5 uuf1asn
Straben seordnst uno einige 5eritar: a;t
Gtei1s,t eingelpolfen. Die Boli5sis sctz
te tie barauf au5eiranper getrieasn ullo
n,ebrere llnrubeitifter osr1aiiet. 5pdz
ter nberiie1 ein BolIsha,fe bic ea,fi5ciz
8araden uno 5erlt6rte lie; 1aefrere
Renfben ,uirbsE Dabei peruaaoet.
3pei 5dwarse Jabi,en 'pebten aaT oem
Marfthau{e, Die u',r.6eu oasaesteH big
5u gpdter 5tunbe.
/ 2Dnbon. ssSi1 @ngla,to talrben i'm
erfte,1 falbiaf,r opiY 1884 nagtn G.iienz
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

EVERY winter a large number of
cattle drift on to the Union Pacific
railroad track for shelter in the cuts,
and are run over and killed. The
company has to pay annually large
sum for the cattle thus killed, and to
protect itself as we'll as the cattle, it
is now enclosing its track with barb
ed wire fence from North Platte west
ward. The fence will be a barrier
between herds north and south of the
track, and as it will cut the grazing
territory into two sections, and pre-
vent roaming from one to the other
the cattle men will probably raise
some objections. However, the Un-
ion Pacific has right to enclose its
track, and in all probability the fence
will in the end prove beneficial to all
parties interested.--Bee.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

RoUMANIA is famous for the facility
of its divorce and the laxity of its
morals, yet the severest restraint is
imposed upon the intercourse of the
young people. A letter says: 'Girls
have very little liberty here. If a
gentleman is seen dancing more than
twice during the same evening with
a young lady he is as much compro-
missed as the unhappy maiden herself,
and Immediately pounced upon by
score of relatives demanding his in
tentions. No conversation can take
place between the young couples, as,
directly after the dance, the gentle
man must trot his partner back to the
maternal wing. A young girl is al
lowed to have little or no intercourse
with men, and harmless filtration
would be ruinous to her reputation in
Bucharest. No wonder she accepts
the first offer of marriage as means
of emancipating herself, neither is it
astonishing that men never trouble
themselves to talk for any length of
time to an unmarried lady" AS
might be expected, this system of re-
strIction is very far indeed from tend
ing to morality.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

A MAN at Stockton, CAL, recently
sunk an artesian we'll, sinking seven
inch tube $40 feet, and struck excel
lent water. Desiring to increase the
flow, he inserted four-inch tube in
the seven and sunk it 1900 feet. again
meeting water, but unfit for drinking
and charged with gas, which came
bubbling to the. top. A perforated
tin can placed over the mouth of the
tube showed that the gas would burn,
and by laying pipe the owner has Sc
cured both fuel and water for his
house from the same we'll.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03
A SMILE ran through a Back Bay

A SMILE ran through Back Bay
horse car yesterday at the announce
ment of an item in famous will.
One jolly gentleman with white hair
announced the fact to friend on the
opposite seat. "She left five thous-
and dollars to gentleman who had
been engaged to her daughter, but
whose engagement has been broken
off long time" "What did she do
that for ?" ''To compensate him for
his disappointment, l suppose wo-
men are queer sometimes"
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

In view of the terrible riot through
which Cincinnati has just gone, the
cause and fearful results of the same,
the following editorial in the April
Century, is eminently apropos: Cover
against the fifteen hundred murders of
the last year, we have the report of
barely ninety-three legal executions.
Many of these must have been cases in
which the crime had been committed
during 1882, while many of the crimi-
nails of 1883 had not yet been brought
to trial. 1t is not, however, tar from
the truth to say that, while thirteen or
fourteen hundred murders are commit
tod in this country every year, fewer
than hundred of the murderers suffer
the extreme penalty of the law. When
the willful slayer knows that he has
thirteen chances out of fourteen of es-
Gaping the full penalty of the law, the
deterrent influence of punishment can
not be said to be very powerful. +
''The small number of murderers
hanged by the sheriffs, and the greater
number hanged by the mobs, should be
evidence enough that the administration
of our criminal courts in many quarters
is fatally defective, and needs reforming.
The only classes of persons interested
in maintaining the present state of
things are the criminals and the crimi-
nal lawyers and it is not for their ex-
elusive benefit that society is organized.
The contrast between the swift, firm,
and sure methods of English and Cont
mental courts in dealing with great Grim
inals, and the t.rdy, feeble and abortive
methods of our own, should sting our
national pride to some energetic meas
ures of reform. The people must rouse
themselves to demand more vigorous
enforcement of the laws, and they must
see to it that judges and prosecuting
attorneys are chosen who have the abil-
ity and the will to bring evil-doers to
justice. The judges on the beach may
we'll inquire whether the protection of
the criminal has not assumed dispro-
portionate Importance in our criminal
procedure. If, in our fear lest an inno-
cent man may suffer, the law itself,
which is the only protection of innocent
men, becomes utterly paralyzed, then
there is call for revision of our meth
DDS and our maxims, and the infusion
Of a new spirit into our laws. Every
judge who will brush aside the hair
splitting devices of the lawyers, and in
sist that criminal trials shall be conduct
ed with rigor and directness of purpose,
will deserve, and will be likely to win,
the approval of his fellow-citizens.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

WE clip the following stock items
from the n. w. Stock Journal, and
from their Palisade, Hayes county,
correspondent:
Mr.. N. A. Way, Journal cores
pendent at Benkelman, paid his first
visit to Cheyenne and this Office last
Saturday. The gentleman says the
reported losses of stock along the B.
s. NJ. road have been much exaggera-
ted. He counted twenty-one carcasses
from Berkelman to Haigler, sixty
three from Haigler to Ray, and 1872
from Ruy to EcEley. Many of these
had evidently been killed by the cars.
He says that during the storms the
cattle drifted down against the rail-
road fence, and being unable to get
through to water or feed number
persisted. He noted that most of the
stock visible was young through cat
tie, scarcely any old ones in the herds,
and thinks that they are doing as
we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances.
We are having beautiful weather
at present. Cattle are looking we'll,
some few are getting into the French
man. There are great many north
ern cattle in this part of the country
which have drifted in at the forks of
the Frenchman and Republican rivers.
The I'VE stock company of west
ern Nebraska are feeding a great
number of cattle this winter, and their
losses are light.
w. NJ. Hagerman, foreman of the
III ranch, reports cattle in good con-
dition up the river.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

Two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars have been appropriated for
the purpose of refunding to settlers
on the line of the Denver & St. Joe
road, in Kansas and Nebraska, the
amount paid by them in the compro-
mise entered into some years ago
when their lands were in contest.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

THE wine cup is the father of sin,
and the whisky jug is the step-father.
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser. Now
where do Tom and Jerry come in ?
Post. They are the two
uns.~-Philadelphia Press. Yes,
they run geological show in which
''snakes" are the principal attraction.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

THE Commercial Advertiser hopes
soon to hear of the "extinct dude. 4"
This is not charitable to posterity. In
the ages yet to come some busy body
scientist would unearth him and again
inflict him upon an innocent world.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

Mrs. GRUNDY of the New York
Mail says the new hand-painted bon
nets go very well with the old hand.
painted faces.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

WANT of finish: 81 shall really
have to part with you, Susan, you're
so sketchy in your dusting!"-Punch.
McCook weekly tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 188?-1886, 1884-04-03

Ten electric lights are tc be placed
upon the top Of the Washington
Monument.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-14

ly ventilated school-room, TO force her
to take control of more than two
score of bad children, many Of whom
a-e sent there only to keep them out of
m, schief at .hOme-tile thought sick
ems me. l can conceive of nothing
worse, nothing that could drive the
sunshine out of her young life soon
er. Quit it, girls, before IL is too
late. Pick out some broad-shoglder-
e, strong armed fellow, look ap into
his eyes, and give him to understand
that, come what win, you are his.
Because some of us have gone astray,
men are not all bad; 1t is a streak of
fat and now and then streak Oflean.
Life is made up of many hopes real
ized and few diappointments.
There is much more sunshine than
shadows. In the lottery of life you
might now and then draw bad man,
but / tell you ten to one Of us are
good. Even bad man is better
than a life of school-teaching. Ihave
l tried it, made money at it, and know
! what am talking about. A woman
| ought not to teach school.
HIRAM.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-14
KENTUCKY KNOWLEDGE.

Chas. J. Bundle, brakeman, was
killed at Sonora.
There were 3lS deaths in Louisville
during October.
Stones majority in the First Dis
trict oyer Turner is 1902.
John Malaney was killed by the
cars near Providence.
The L.. s. N. Depot, Louisville, was
burned last week. Loss $4,000.
Greensboro holds Democratic pri-
mary to nominate city officers to-day.
The Kentucky towns are now busy
ratifying. Owensboro ''jubilated'
last night.
The American Home is new
monthly temperance paper just start
ed at Princeton.
The Madisonville Times resumed
publication this week with Prof. j. j
Glenn as editor temporarily.
The principal business square o
Millersburg was burned Tuesday
n ght at a heavy loss.
Young E. Allison, of Louisville
sent his bIother-in-law, POSTMASTER
Park, of Henderson, the following
dispatch: "As goes New York, SC
goes the post-office. New York has
gone to h--l."
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-14
For the SOUTH KEETucKrAN:
Thanks.

To all that showed such a deep
compassion in the affection that late
ly befell the family of Mr.. Fred
Mielke, formerly of Lebanon, Dodge
county, Wisconsin, through the loss
OF their daughter Ida, l tender, in.the
name of Mr.. Mielke as well as in my
own, our heartiest, sincerest thanks.
REV. PROF. f. l.. BRAUN.
Last week Nessrs. Chas. Klebs and
Henry LANCE with their families left
MuAkegon, Mich, to settle in Bneh-
ler's settlement below Lafayette, KY,
where, in the midst of their relations
and friends, they have bought farms.
Some more families will, in the course
of this month, exchange their frigid
section of Michigan for the clement
climate of this portion of the coun-
try.
Mr.. J.lI. Fiese, Of Bevit, Wis, is Wis
iting his sons family, w. G. Flese, at
Bennettstown, Ky.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-14
The Christian County Medical
Society.

The society could not have elected
as its President more energetic and
member, or one who would
do more to promote its advancement,
than DR.. James Wheeler. The last
session in DR.. Woosley's Office brought
together large number Of its mem
bers. DR.. Paine, of Garrettsburg,
was elected to membership. 1t is be-
lieved that the Doctor will be active
and efficient. His frequent presence
at the regular meeting will certainly
BIZ most cordially welcomed. The
csssyest, DR.. Williams, read an inter-
esting and practical paper which was
duly discussed by the members pres
ent. The meeting next Monday will
be held at DR.. Fairleigh's Office, at
IL A. M.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-11-14

The newspapers are now busy
making guesses as to President
Cleveland's cabinet. 1t seems pretty
well settled by all hands that Thur
man will be Secretary of State and
Mcdonald Acknowledgement. Dor
sheimer, of New York, is mentioned
for Secretary of the Treasury; Nc
Clellan, of New Jersey, for Secretary
of War; Randall, of Pennsylvania,
for Secretary of the Navy; Jonas, OF
louisiana, for Secretary of the Inte-
rior and Hunter, Of Virginia, for
Post-Master-Gcneral. Garland, OF
Arkansas, and Villas, of Wisconsin,,
are also talked of as good men for
places in the Cabinet. 1t is believed
that Bayard and Lamar would pre-
fer to remain in the Senate.