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, 1885-08-26
I E L e G r A M S.
ST. THOMAS STATION.

New York Aug. 18th.-The follow
ing changes in colonial appointments
are announced:
Sir Arthur Havelock, governor OF
Trinidad, to be governor of Natal.
Sir William Robinson, governor of
Barbados to be governor of Trinidad.
Sir Charles Lees, governor of the
Leeward Islands to be governor of
Barbados.
London News states that the Mar
quis ofSaIisbury is disincllned to ac-
cept the overlures of Signor Depretis
toran Italian occ upation ofthe Soudan.
1t is reported that "a Belgian Officer
on the Congo, refusing to recognize
the Berlin Conference, has proclaim
ed himself Emperor of Tanganyika.
The Paris 'Intransigeant," COM
planning of the failure of the govern
ment to exact satisfaction for the
murder of VI. Oliver Pain in the
Soudan, urges his friends to retaliate
ON the Prince of Wales.
Colon 18th.-Pedro Prestan the
author of the destruction of Colon
was condemned to death yesterday
evening, and was hanged here at
noon to-day. A strong guard escort
cd the prisoner to the ~scafold, and
the ,~xecution passed off quietly.
New York Aug. 19th.-Lord Cor
mauSton has been appointed Cover
nor of the Leeward Islands.
The death is announced of Sir
Francis Hincks, from an attack of
small pox, in Montreal.
A Paris dispatch states that the
police are guarding the British Em-
basSy in that city, in consequence OF
the threats of Pain's friends.
The Emperor OF Germany, at Post
dam, unveiled the statue of Father
Frederick the Great, in honor of the
birthday of the Emperor of Austria.
London, Aug 19lh.-Sugar IN stock
on the 18th. inst. was $4,000. Last
year 293, 900 tons.
New York August 2Oth.-In the
French Chamber of Deputies NJ. De
Freycinet ordered an inquiry into
the alleged death of Nj. Oliver Pain,
and promised to demand an indemni-
ty from England, if it should be prov
ed that u reward for his death had
been offered.
There is a growing feeling 0 firrita-
ton In Spain in consequence OF the
German occupation Of the Carolioe
Islands.
, 1885-08-26
G
TRANSLATION.

RT is hereby made known that
@ Government under this date has
appointed Mr.. j. HEWITT, Plant
er, to act temporarily as Quarter
Officer for West End Quarter during
the absence of Mr., r. SKEOCH,
Planter, the Quarter Officer of said
Quarter.
Governments ecretary's Office, st. CrOix
the 22nd August 1885.
LIMPRICHT.
dctg.
, 1885-08-26

SCAT bekjendtgj0res ilerved, at
80 Undertegnede i Henhold til
Anordning af lode August 1874
under eide dennes har modtaget
Anmeldelse ON, at Firmaet JOHN
MOORE" fra samme Dag har oph0rt
at existere, og at Forretningen frem-
tidig f00res af Hr. TIL. II. MOORE
for egen Regning.
Frederiksteds Politikammer, den 24de
August 1885.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1885-08-26

The Sunday School of st. PauTs, Frede-
riksted, held its 50th anniversary on Sun
day last. A large number of children
assembled and walked in procession to the
church, where addresses were delivered
by the Revd. G. II. Branch and the Revd.
r. de NJ. Dodsworth to a large cOngrega,
ton. The Revds. T. Feilberg aud A. G.
MorriSh were also present.
, 1885-08-26

Erratum.-In "Avis" No. CT, End page.
1st column, SO lines from above "from
s252, O56.O 4", read, $3.50, 656.04.
, 1885-08-26
DT is hereby made known that

RT is hereby made known that
- pursuant to Ordinance Of 10Th
August 1874 it has been announced
to me the DIST this month, That the
firm "JOHN MOORE" has ceased
the same day, and that the business
for the future will be carried on
under the name Of TIL. NJ. MOORE,
being sole responsible party.
Frederiksted's Police Office, the oath Au-
gust 1886.
, 1885-08-26
VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ans8tteIse.

MRNDER 22de August d. A. har
- Gouvernementet for de dansk-
vestindiske Der beskikket Planter A.
JENSEN af Plantagen "St. Johns"
til Vejinspect0ri Dronningens Kvar-
ter istedetfor Planter r. /. BRULE4
af P~lantagen "Montpellier".
, 1885-08-26
Passengers Left.

C"hristiansted.
25th Aug.-Per schr. "Vigilant for ST.
Thomas, Helene McKin, Henriette Smith,
S. Jackson, Frederikke Block, Revd. A.
Romig, Eleze Lindsay.
, 1885-08-26
Passengers Arrived.
Chris sted.

23rd Aug.-Per schr. ''Vigilant" from
st. Thomas ,-Revd. A, Romig, NJ. Lange,
P. Bough, NJ. Pretto, Joe Shaw, Hethelinda
Jackson, Sarah Aagaard, Mary Francis,
Rosaline Philips, Ann Augustus, Mrs.
Knuthsen and daughter Mrs. Grigg and
servant Madlene.
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HAPPY HONE.

1t is not nlWa,s the cos,licst
b me that is the haypiest. Now
take the Indian wgwam. It doesn't
contain Ito luxl,i Of the aok
presidents hCmo. Al! the carret is
AT o, i robe or two tho luyrrious
arm chair i the Ground, md tLorcs
is no bric-a,brac except n scoln or
two. Yet tue Indian is happy.
There is not Il shllow TO dim the
pure old gold sunshine Of his wild
life He seea the smoke curl softly
upward from under tho kettle that
contains his meal, and float away
through the rus,l;np reella Of lb.
pine.
This picture makes his lonnino.s
complete, Us Ao hes on tho ground
calmly smoking aud watching HE
wife DO AL tho work. 1t il no won
der the Indian likes home, because
that is the place where he never has
anything to DO but sit around and
sleep. When he comes in from the
hunt be is never sent eff to tie wiz,
aso to have some crotonne matched,
or told 10 sit aud hold three or four
hanks Of yarn that are to DO wound.
he doesn have to take care Of the
papoose while his squaw goes out
shopping be doesn't hayo to stand
on barrel and bajIl up the obsti.
nate stove pipe section by section.
with The SCOT r.rriur d,ro :, n.
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Was very deaf nj
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PARK Ei,'s TONIC

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Philadelphia and Reaiipg
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
NOV. 10th, 1884.
SMn6nns

Sundays
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Heart Pains.

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NOngh on Comghs.


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II you are loo,'ns your grip on lie, try Wv
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-03-14
INDIAN ArFArRs-PoLYeAMY.

The conscience OF the people de
mands that The Indians within our
boundaries shall be fairly aud hon
eStly treated as wards ut the Govern
nIent and their education aud civiliza-
tion promoted, with view to their
ultimate citizenship. and that polyg-
amy in the territories, destructive OF
the family religion, and offensive to
the moral sense of the civilized world,
shall be suppressed.
CHINESE IMMIGRATION.
The laws should be rigidly enforced
which prohibit the Immigration of
srFvile classes to compete with Amer
lean labor, with no intention of ac-
quirinH citizenship, and bringing with
them and retaining habits and GUS
toms rcpugnant TO our civilization.
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM APPROVED.
The people demand reform In the
administration of government, and
the application OF business principles
TO public affairs. As means to Ia is
end, civil service reform should be In
good faith enforced. Our citizens
have the right to protection from The
inrom petenry OF public employees
who hold their places solely as a re-
ward for partizan services, and from
the cOrrupti.e influence of those who
promise. and the vicious methods of
those who expect, such rewards.
Those who worthily seek public enI-
ploymenL have the right to insist that
merit aud competency shall be recog-
nlzed instead of party subserviency
or the surrender OF honest political
belief in the administration of gov
erEmAnt pledged to do equal aud
exact justice W all men.
RIGHTS or FREEDMEN.
There should he no pretext for anx
iety touching the protection of freed
men in their rights or their security
In the enjoyment of their privileges
under the Constitution and its amend
ments. All discussion as to their
fitness for the place accorded to them
as American citizens is idle and un-
profitable, except as 1t suggests the
necessity for their improvement. The
fact that they are citizens entities
them to all the rights due their rela-
lion and charges them with all its
duties, obligations aud responsibili-
ties.
NEED OF PATRIOTIC ENDEAvoR.
These topics aud the constant and
ersar, ing wants of AN active and
snterpri>ing population, may well re-
ceive the attention and patriotic en-.
deavol of all who make aud execute
the Federal law. Our duties are prac-
tical and rall for industrious a.,pli-
cation. and an Intelligent perception of
the claims of public office, and. above
all, fira determination OF united
a.',i0n To secure io all the people
of the iand the full benefis of the
BIS torun uf Government 81 er voucii
saf-d 40 men, ami let US mol trust to
human etfort alone, but humbly ac
knowledge The power anu tile good
n - vi Hhligh y God, ~Do presides
over he de>lihias of nations, and
Who has at all times been revealed III
our c'untry's history. Let us invoke
His AID aud His blessing upon our
labors.
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JOB PRIN TIN @.

THR NEWS once e suppiisdd. 81 IN svsrE aE
prIntine in q neat manner and At living
rsies. Any Job from 1ady's visiting
card 10 fnll-sheet poster turned at short
notice. aders Solicited.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning By
W. L. DAVIS.
Terms OF subscription:

One copy, one year, oy mal., = ~, |
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THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
A GUIDE FOR THE FUTURE.

Care for the properly OF the nation
and for the needs OF future settlers
require that the public domain should
be protected from pnrloining schemes
aud unlawful occupation.
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advantages, compensation will be
found In the assurance that thus the
Common interest Il subsersed and the
general welfare advanced.
The Washington critic., 1885-11-26

Our artist to-day again utili2es cele-
brated painting by giving it an application
contemporoncous with passing events. The
original Of the painting, A. Nely's cele-
brated picture, "The Talking Well" in the
Corcoran Art Gallery, does not deal with
classical subject, but the application neces-
sarily introduces the spectator to a classical
world. 1t could not be otherwise, when
there is introduced as one OF the main
features OF the cartoon those celebrated
"Breal;fast Table Letters to the President
which ever since their author, our es
teemed contemporary, became connected
with the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, have
every Saturday morning shown up glowing
with rhetoric and weighted with powerful
polomics,
The theme of the painting has to do with
maiden aud young man. We might say
that great many themes have to do with
maidens and young men, but we will not.
The maiden is model of mystic grace, and
every sentiment told by the painters brush
is delicotely expressed. The words that
the maid is hearing may come from the well,
but from the general expression Of her feat
urcs and the arch way in which she holds
herself it would be safe to wager that she
knows the taiTy she Is getting is Of tho
human kind and has nothing whatever to do
with the spirit or any other but the matter
of-fact old world, where, according TO two
eminent facts, If you laugh the rest of the
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nation.
We claim for our application of Vcly's
original to-day all the merits that the latter
The Washington critic., 1885-11-26

has with several by no means unlmpOrtaut
additions. The lover in the original is a
very insinuating young man, but when it
comes to the insinuating we think that
Prof. Fox, as we portray his expression
and attitude to-day, could give that original
points and win the game with whoop.
While everything about Prof. Fox's hand
beautiful snow when it first spreads its
ileecy mantle over mother earth, there is
yet in its tout ensemble-Prof. Fox is cs-
pccially strong on the tout ensemble
winsomcncss which without any accessory
would be hard to present But there is an
accessory, and most potent one
it is, too. The audience will lease
observe the breakfast Table Letters
collection of which Prof. Fox carries
in his left hand, while the seductive and
beautiful fingers of the right hand are
so arranged that they show all of their taper
beauty to the eye Of the maiden. Coupled
with the Adonis-likc pro portlonsof Prof.
Fox, which unfortunately are con-
cealed by the wall, 1t is no wonder that the
maid whom ne is woong shows signs Of re-
lentng. 1t would be the eighth wonder Of
the world If she did not hang out such
signals. Yet there is, wthal, certain coy
ness about the maid who is at the well. She
has heard that truth lies at the bottom OF
the wcll-which, by the way, is the only
place that truth is ever found guilty of pre-
Yarication-and having her bucket all ready
would test affairs for herself; but she
will not. Prof. Fox's eloquence will con-
vince her that the only truth worth taking
stock In is contained in "The Breakfast
Table Letters" Let us leave them as they
are with the best wishes for both.