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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
ours truly.
Nm BIssELL.

Bonn To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Cole Jan. y. 1885. a daughter.
DR. John Bulls Annual Illustrated
fCalander for 1885 is neat AMI ta~tl and
full vi infer mHtiUn as we'll AS advertise.
iments.
The Board Of Commissioners met last
Monday and OrgaulZe'i by electing J. II.
Close ChaiI man ntither the old ar new
member trOm the first dIslrIc, was pres
cut and little business was done.
The Golden Belt Farm Journal is a
nest five column eight page monthly
published at chairman Kanss-, by
II airy SWft, and d5v tied g agricl =
turs and stock interests, and 70 ks ii
circulation throughout the STA Q Sub
scrptiUn price, so cents per year.
Last Sunday, George Plotner loaded
his t.verCOaC pocket with a quarter of Il
.puund of powder and match, then
put his hAnd IN the rocket and scratch
ed The business end uI the match with
his fuger nail. He now sees where he
mi sed Il, bus thinks he will have new
skin On his hand ahd arm before time
a Commence spIing wOIk.
Ia the case of tn horse shooting that
appears lha1 one OF The DELPHI bays
threw a wire ramrOd which struck the
horse la sucn 4 way IA 10 be famed into
his -lde aud pa Ing ont b. nl~ running
leaving hole very much like 3 bullet
hole and nea " n natal. IL cam, t0
us that bows around with such tni. -
ought IA be watched "a little. In this
case they nave made sume trouble, aud
came nen making much more.
The ful.o wing patents we're granted
t. citizeu~ at kan-iIS. bearing date Jat.
g. 1855. R"p"ried expressly fer thi~
paper b l. ,uis B4gs er & Co., Mechau-
zeal Expert aud lIcI.rs of Patents
Wa hing on, ID. 4. Advice free
Crane, q. w, Topeka, en, eiOpn so 495
Fuller, IL. r., FiedUuia, 4 .ur-
sitter 3IO,495
Spyer, Joseph. and r S. Ingalls,,
Newton dental plate BIC, 233
Vail, I. c., rOpeka, ea,el SIO,4Sl
windmill, $40 287
. iarieily meaJing at the new NJ. +.
church atu; day and Sunday. at VIII ch
time "a church will be dedicated al
th0ugh 1TOm ~uute cause the ppv~ ha {.
nj been receiV ed and the weather ha,
been 20 cold Th,t the painting could ~ t
he finished. Rev. DIR. ri her, of rnpe
ka, will preach the de,iicatorg sermon.
The fO lnwing programme will he tOl-
lowed substantially: Quarterly CON er-
ence Saturday afternoon: preaching
Ss,,ui dal night; Sem n at 10 30 sab
bath morning and again the evening.
Bts des DIR. Fisher, Rev. !. ID. knOA
aud the elder. several other ministers
will be pre-. ent aud take part IN The ex-
O. cisss.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
zE0CAL BRIEFS

The Junior editor VI The u4RALD has
been e-ect,d "a, AID accep ed The pos
itioa Oh JunInai Gle Of tie House OF
Representatives at Topeka, and whie
we are lOth.Io loose mis- assistance IL the
manasem mt Of the HERALD tor the
neat sixty days, yet his sbsonce will
not be ielt r : mmeh ny our readers Is
,by onrself, as during his absence We ex
Pect TO have good, newsy editorial
communication trom him in each issue
OF Lie EE AID when, in addition to our
extended reports On he inside. Of gen
srAi legislation news will give ,ur read
.ers unusual facr:itles for Keeping posted
~ the happenings At the ate capital.
:Ehe matter lake Us rather by surprise
Is neither uf us had any exploration Oh
-sucn thing taking place when he lett
home and t will IAKe some extra work
70 gel things adje-ted To III. new ord-r.
But yet We hail Try 10 see that il is nu
slep Dacg wards IN pushing The HERALD
IT, the front playing IT'S pat we'll rs
All lm JUrtant agent ia dsveiu ing this
part ii kan-us aud the Particular in
IeTssts Of our Community.
Yours truly.
Nm. BIssELL.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
No Less a Personals than Belva
Lockwood Contests CIeve-
lana's Seat.

Washington, d. O., Jan. I2-Miss
BeIvt lockwood, caud date OF the
Equal Rignts party for president in the
ia,s campaign, ia her eutlOn to the EN-
ate hrougn Senator hOar, k that the
Vute cast for her in New York. New
II mpshre, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan.
IL ind, Maryland and 1 aliiUinla be
counted, and that The electoral vote of
lud .anU be gwen 10 her. she Charges
that vOte> cast for her we're + auduleut-
~ and illegally C united 'OF the alleged
majority UaudIda Q, the same being an
.gOnist "a the letter and spirit OF the
law and suDver~i,e of eNe.y principle
OI justice She also ASKS that the SEN
ate eTu~e tOI e,-eive the electoral returns
uf the slate OF New Urk or Count them
far the alleged majority candidate; for
had The 1886 votes pUlled ia sud state
FIR VI ur peIluOner been counted for her
and nut for one Grover CleS Gland, she
would have been ava. ded d majority in
IF all votes cast at said election Ia said
>tates. Her ieasOn ter asking that the
electoral vote of lEdiana be cast for her,
she say is, that alter the electora' q" q
lego of that state had
-.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
CONCENTRATIONS.
Items Of Interest from I'll
paris Of the Comfy by
the Herald's Corps
Of Correspond
euCSo
FREEDOM

TIE general business of the people
now Is preparing wood for the sum
nIer Tor themselves, and also supply
ing the adjacent Villages.
Is. L. Morton has flied an ics-house
and thinks lac viii keep cool during
the heated term.
We are beginning to send the intro
duction to seed catalogues and these
warm day = make Us think OtInvyst. n =
The Iowa Union church, on Plot
ner creek, will probably hold IA pro
tracted meeting soon. and We trust
all who are interested in diffusing
christian principles among the pee
pie will assist III this most important
work.
Where i the PIotntr Greek Mite so
Ciety? Can We beIoid her beunung
cOunteuance once more. with her
regal head SurmOuntyd with cOrOnet
Cd shining cOFpGrS ana gathering nlck-
els, and. a company Of FroedOmites
towing at the Shrine Ot her devotion.
The township election, which occurs
neXr month, il icing a-ilutGd SOME
what. Mr.. j. il. Ham Is talked OF lUr
reelection. " can say Tor MIR. Ham
that he haas filled the office OF Trustee
Ve.y ably and importantly and has
given general satisfaction.
Z. II. Morton keeps his original
stOck of hogs good and the proceeds Oh
the same are netting him IA good profit
Any department al larul products pei
severed in viii balance in the course
o. time. GoLIAH.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Secretary

hereby molly the public that L. C.
q Odnch, of Marvi /. Phillips county.
Kansas, Is no Iuu2er a minis O. iH.gO1d
landing in the Oh. is,iau ADV ebt
eau en-.
AtJer being duly no lied to appear al
Il meeting called Tor he pu pose e
hearing C argos pt eferIed against HIM
Tor vi al 1al-ehOOa, he refused tO meet
'he fife al members of the church to
defend HIM eli agagnsl the cha goS.
AIrr he charge, had been sustaiut d
the church dec ded % withdraw fellow
ship from him aud To aarn hs public
p aiR>t him. Done bv order OF The
Quarterly { Oufe euce held at L der
Lam HERS reside Co, jan 10 1855.
-. SHAW,
Secretary Pro TEN.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
State Historical society,

Topeka, kas Jan. 1, 1855
The Ninth Annual Meeting uf the
Kansas State Historical SOc,eJy viii be
held in the Senate Chamber, At Topeka
on TUESDAY ming, .janua.y 20 1885
Tor The election of uLe-half the N mOe s
Of the Board of Directors. and ne Lia~s-
..ciiun of 81 ch other business as may
cume before the merit q.
A meeting Of The Board Of Due tors
will be he at O'Clock p. Al. %. the
anne day. IA the room Il the Syciety
All memDers are requested To rs pres
snt. +. z. b kkk,
K. 6 ADAMS, IRE iden
Sec. staiy,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

a tOmple,e Mo,ll al worh or wom-
en-. handsomely pound in cIotn, and
al .atrated. Ieiss now 90 pr-veBt ami
'urr all diseases al the sex ny treat
uent at home. worth Its weight in
gold 10 every lady Suffering from amy
"a these dlseuse-. over 10000 sold
already. Postpaid only 80 GEMS.
f'ost;.l Note 0I --cI. stamps. Address
NUNDA PUBLISHING CO.
nOvI0-jinO Nunda, y Y.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
ChUW.

W, H. Evans has purchased a wind
miu.
Misses Mary aud Zetta BishoI are at
tending McfnersUd college al Republic
can lily.
Oar Joung frind, Chas. Cook, who
So success u1Y lead tue young IDEAS
at the Crow school house last winner Is
now learhIug III dI>l. 80.
The iamny of MIR. HunIer. IN Glen
wood Tow nshlp, is 50 ely afflicted. heir
IA year Old dadgh o. u vu Ja... D. Al q
Now IOur Oh their enid ca aud NJ
HuniCr himself are down with y hold
lever.
a literary society has been organized
fu district No. 80 with Mr.. b mas
Bishop as presiuent. air. has COuk
and NIIss Mary Bishop u. 10 Ue the ed
nOrs OF pa, or, the name Ut when had
i.UC been decided upon " men We heu.
VI tho above.
1 be C.o., school closed last Frid1y.
AT i.lg III the g Was Il spelling school Iul-
lowed by ueclamuLIun-, songs, eLc., by
the pulls. Mr.. john E0 ey WAS the
cham pion speiIrr OF the e, euiug
On January 3, a Meeting Of citizens
wa called at AIr. (Sutiius wiJh d view
OF dividing the school district. b. u.
PUpejuy being chosen chan man, the
que ton VI the school house sIIe wa,
discussed, B c. mmIIee &c ected % las
The petition before the County super IN
trnden., and anO, her "a cullecJ the
means u build a school hOu Z, dig d
we'll sud ate d 10 Uiher bu~in, IS
AT erwaFd the meeting lis ehed 10 some
good ~'.nIa go d speeches upon euuca 3
by H. 6. POl ejOy aud l. DavIu on.
There is Il scheme on foot I'd consoli-
date oar towns, Messrs. POpejuy and
Davidson offering 10 furnish the new
town site The above uaIned 90
men tn nix they can '.sf
mems %. me
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

The telegraph yesterday record q IN
other little bit of stir in southern jOu 2
nall ID. A enraged C tizsu " al ilt1
the -anctum Oi the Esa o. ieaus ala cot
10 c.esn out the editor. A Trend went
with him The enraged citizen ietired
ia a res minute with baud tina de-
manded an utAti0u and his friend la n
d Ing condition. Che Mascot will NOW
enter uf'ou q long ca Ger Of pTa- peTity q
Lincoln Journal.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
THE HOUSEWIVES FAvORlrE.

We Will send FREE for ONE ENTIRE
YEAR. to every lady vino sends Us al
ONCE tile names OF ten married ladies.
1T the saline address, and l. two-cent
stamps for postage, our handsome, ell
tertainiug and Instructive journal
devoted to Fashions, Fancy Work
Decorating, Cooking. and Household
matters. Regular price, 81 Oh. SEN
to-day, and secure The next number.
Address, DOM rs TIC JOURNAL
uovI5-3mu Nuuda Ny
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Wanted

A man with capital 10 take an inter
ct las ana cna ge of. a NIL, pSi,1ezs
capacity, 100 bar. els a day Feed lot
connec Ell. For further particulars en-
quiFet Phillips County Bans. Philips
burg Kansas. jIT4R
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

All parties having STOCK ruldin< a.
] lrge within the corporate nit, of tne
City are hereby nOuisd to restrain she
same Immediately or the c " NJ ,rsnalt
will put them in The pouu /.
x. a. LEWIS.
MaYor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

FhlIipsburg, Ats Jan 5, $50 ].
The following are The officers elecsed
Al the regular a nuaI meeting at the
Philips County Bank: Mr. Henry
NtIFers, c, ". Young, II c. Spau ding,
X Rogers snd j. F. Morse. Di. eclurs /;
N q. ". Young, President Hon. ~
l. Morgan, Wee r e=lden and j. F.
1lerse, Cashier and ), crvtIry.
j. r. M1RsE, Sec'y.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Philllpsburg Kas., Jan. 5, 1885

At the regular meeting OF the Solo
uann VRlssy, Phillipsburg and Northwest
Railroad 20, officers were elt cted as
follow: NJ Hm. tisseil Pres dent.
Air. 81. C. Sprague Vice President, Nj, /.
q. Rogers treasurer and Mr.. j. f..
Rioiss. Secretary. Parties Interested ia
fhss success 0f this rad should improve
ibe frst opportunity To consult wit =
osnears Or the o.-9
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

On SATURDAY., j m p, 1885, 2 O'Clock
J.. NJ. at the Heath schuOl house, the
voters OF Freedom township, will meet
la caucus, for the purp pose OF nUmina' .
= Township Officers for the ensuing
year,
JOHN II. HAN.
Com.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
teachers Examlnstian
JHN b. HAM.
Com.

Notice Is hereby given thar there will
be "a Teachers examination ar the
SchOol-hOu-s N Phillip bn on SatuG-
day, Jan. 81, 1885, commencing At o
cle cks A. 81.
J. II. YOUNG.
Co. SuDt. Pub. Inst.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Buc&le1's Araicl SIg.

The Best Salve in the world for T. lts,
Brui e., SALT RE M, Fever Sure, Re -
ter, Chapred II suds, Chilbla,nS. COrn~.
and a SKIN + upJlpns, d po itis ely
CA e. Piles. or No pay required, Is Is
guaranteed ca g.le perfect 50 isfact.On,
or N rney refunded. Price 20 cents per
box. For sale b. Sprague & Son. wi
have been requested by mum lous
iarties to ask all persons having in
their POSSESSION Ba q Instruments be-
longing Ia the city. to bring them 10 my
Office as the au hOrifies vi b To have
them repaired with view urganlz
Irg a lew Band. &. A. Laws.
Mayor
Eugene John, Kirwiu, Is sole = gent in
Phillips county for the celebrated Spoon-
er patent collar. HealsO has full line Uf
SADDLES,
BRIDES,
HALTEI2S.
WHIPS,
SIURS,
FLY NETS.
and makes a SPECIALITY of HAND
MADE HARNESS.. tive him a call
beto' q buying elsewhere. #
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
.sr such lduee

ssr such iduee-
vu bring about the desires, Z
.it r. cams 10 be me general Wiz
H S-i.'s community that nsolill-l'3.
y ~, axe ,lacs as It wOa-a oe ls
S 81 o1lV the parties Interested ~ OuS'
-. 49, M siso tbs whole c0mmua51Ag
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

ald Grover cleveland. y
changed It's minal - 4 n'io = 80, I +,
=. 80 ala cast is united ballot lo1 ss5-
setitiOaeT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17
Urade %otaI
So. IL tor lie 81 RALn-

Sub~ 5rihe Tor the II RAID
Albums of ali kiud< at the Post Office.
I-efingwpIl & NcClung have q few Of
those nUbby fur caps left.
For SALE CHEAP-A fine second
hand Organ. almost as good as new.
Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE
From ten To twenty COWS and heif-
ers. on Deer creek miles southeast
of Philipsburg. ". LEE.
FOR SALE.-A number Of first
mich COWS, with or 49, Glass
Inquire - - .ouC calves
.uss ONCE. 49,
"A y,.1k n those oil pailn1l1.tsis' l1e'
, riing,Vell & Meetings. Dey sell ther
cheap.
since the cleo ion Of Cleveland Ri
In 81. Clark Is so magnanimouSiF i
e}ined toward al his fellow men that
viii pay he very tip-bop price tor hog
atthis place. q
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-01-17

Rail Road Tina card
Eastward.
Mail and Express ..5:07 A NJ
Freight aid Recommendations $3.50 ''
Westward
Mail and Express ......12.l9 A NJ
Freight and accOmOdatiOn..e:27 IN.
J.E. Pretz. Agent. Marvin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
GENERAL GRANT DEPRESSED

There was no material change in General GRANTS
condition Yesterday from what has been Tor the LAST
three or tour days lie still suffering from depres-
sion and almost constant pain, which varied Ia sever
;t beina at times almost unbedrab!e, aud then again
snbiding SO that it gave him little discomfort lhe
unsetted weather and murky atmosphere Affects hs
eneral condition untavorably and he longs tor day
- hrigbt SUM shne and blue sky lie arose later thaa
UsnaI alter passing comparatively good night; no
S,J NOT get to sleep before midnight, and WOKE up
everv fifteen or twenty minutes until daylight: from
tben until o a. III. he dOzsl IN his chair lie had
severe main ia his throat about o'clock, but II vas
ouieted by soothing applications.
Drs Douglas and Shrady held consultation AT p.
m Ihe Generals throat was examined AS m'nuteiy as
nossible but on account of its rritaoy ana slghs
Stiffness in the lower jaw little OF the back part o. .ne
throat could be seen. There was ttle, any onanso
since the last consultation The small gro" W 'uo
riobt aide of the roof OF the mouth udt sho"eu az
oHnons activity week ago had become r9uesoen..
Tha no,tal curtain and the back OF the throat wero
dau,ed somewhat in consequence oil the ~ =.
,n"ns troo the rear nasal passage, and the haoAhs
h' thar the effort to remove it produced lie pro,
s 81 n6ltIation is extending from the right tonsn
J,ollv backward and downward INTO the ,inoas;
r. nhange was made in the treatment Inc ooherai
ay n number OF callers during the day anu was
sa,oned when Dr. Douglas called at Io ?. ~. aiaohs
those who called were Seator iormsn' sehor non'ef"
ana = b. Elkins,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
REBELS SURPRISED IN TIE soUDAN.

SUAKIM, May 24.-Ihe armored train to-day
surprised body Of rebels tearing up rails Of the new
railway and opened fire upon them. 1t Is estimated
that the rebels lost several hundred men.
1t is reported that Osndn Disnas men have burned
Otao The transports which have been lying of suakim
laden with plant for the abandoned Berber railway have
lifted anchors and departed with their carSoes Tor Eng
land.
Handoub was evacuated by the British to-day.
LONDON, May 24-lt Is reported that documents nave
beru discovered at DOugola showing the connection Of
tc Mudr with the Mahdi aud that the has been
detained al by the British authorities pending The
the Investigation as To the truth OF the report
CONsTANIINOPIE, May 24.-Ihc Council OF Ministers
to-day discussed Earl GTanvilles note to Musiius
Pacha the Turkish Ambassador AZ LONDON, IN cObncc
lion with the proposed Turkish occupation OF Suaklm
ana other Red sea ports OF Egypt Earl Granville de-
carcs that Turkey refuses agree To TINS proposition
England Will be compelled to make arrangements Tor
INC occupatiOn Of the places by civilized power.
The note adds that order and stable govern
Iuent shall have been established III Egypt the British
tfuops will be Withdrawn from the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
Losses IN VARIOUS PLACES.

LANSING, Iowa, May 24.-The following is
an temized statement OF insurance the property de-
stroyed by fire yesterday Frederick Kebr, $500; John
scnensl, $l,OoO; George w. Kehr $1,000; II. W.
Wccking, $500; Peter Wucst = 900; Amasa Houghon,
$500; G. L. soam, ~ 500 Joseph Umersbach $4,000;
John Henlich. $4,000; John SchObcrt. - 900; H. i,
Spencer, $1,000; 5. H. Kumcl, ~ 600; Dunleyy
Brothers, $1,000; Gilsert Block, $4,000; Bank OF
lansing $1,000; W. G. Mcay, $1,000; 6. L. Saamthra
$1,000; barber shop $500 Spencer Block, $500 !;
Turks, stock. $1,000; Wclcking building. 500;
Mrs strause $1,000 ". ID. Morgan. ~ 900 Evergreen
Lodge, SJ.iOO; Miss Ieminway, 81 900; l.. Elmcndor
81 800: L. Wagner, ~ 900; G.. w. koeher 500 j. f.
Mctcaf printing Office, ~ 900.
GREEN BAY, Wis, May ga fire In Fort Howard
yesterday destroyed the Broadway House, a large
wooden building. with its contents. The loss Is cst
mated at $4,000 insurance on the building ~ OOO In
the National OF hartford ON the furniture $500 In the
Lancashire OF England.
FARGO, Oak, May 2i.-fn thunder storm yesterday
large barn the farm OF David Askgard three miles
north OF IlcksOn struck by lightning and burned
with IT. contents which consisted OF several largo agr
cultural machines, harness. etc. The adjoining granary
caught from the barn and burned Tho loss sabOut
$1,000
PKEsToNvILLE. KY, May 24.-The rectlfylng house Of
Elias Black Sons was burned yesterday; loss $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
ALLEGED FRAUD IN A DIVORCE CASE.

ROCHESTER, May "a (Speciab.-In October
James Lecaire prominent nurseryman of this city,
obtained decree of divorce from his wife Eleanor
the ground of adultery with Henry p. Warner.
Three days later Leclare married Mrs Della Wattes
Several months ago Mrs. Leclaire number becImo
convinced that her husband had obtained divorce
through Misrepresentation which amounted TO fraud
upon the court Upon these grounds Kline and Bailey OF
Syracuse began proceedings to set aside the divorce
The referred and in the laso
week tho referee has been engaged in taking
testimony which has astOnishe1 the friends of tho
parties the proceedings Mrs. Lecaire asserts that
she had been led believe that the proceedings which
turned be for absolute divorce simply for
separation which she had agreed TO. The Investigations
OF her attorneys point to the suspicion that Mrs.
Wattles is adventures. aud that she had
been known under several aliases. Wattles
testified that he married her in Canada,
while she testified that she had never been married 10
wattes but had merely lived with him by mutual under
standing and wife At the close of the testimony
yesterday Wates appeared in the Police Court aud OBJ
tanned a warrant against Lecaire and the woman for
bigamy addition this Wattes has begun action
against Lecaire for $40 900 for breaking up his family.
Lecaire has considerable money and has stood well in
society that he has acted throughout in good
and believes that he will be able To convince tho
court when the referees report comes IN accommodation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
A SOCIALIST WHO DREW PICTURES.

ALiESA1ISG FIRST THE IRISH AND THEN THE GER
MANs-UNITED AGAIN BY A PLATITUDE.
And what in reality is this dynamite busl-
ness r. said William Matheson at meeting OF Socialists
IN the Labor Lyceum in Broome-st, last night Who
are thes dynamiters Now, am Englshman ana
am ashamed OF these freaks OF nature calling them
selves Englsbmen who raise their heads pcus horror
when an explosion takes place in London and deplore the
fate Of the women and children who killed and who
arc not killed. But am doubly ashamed OF the Amer
who denounce It, those particularly who pretend
be friends Of labor. The dyDamters are unfortunate
persecuted beings who have tried al tho that
God and nature gave them TO right their wrongs Only
when these failed they tried dynamite"
At this the erowdstamped with delight and the dyna-
iters became uproarious with JOY, Of the frater
nifty shouting out:
" Give us picture, sirp
Steady, my friend" said the orator. and dipping o
brush INTO big pot Of black paint which lay the dek
before him. he turned to bundle Of paper hanging from
an easel and traced with few strokes what he called
:" an English dook ye knaw."
Iroth he's wonderful fellah." remarked one Of
group at the end OF the hall
But scratch i'm aud youn find Saxon and an enemy