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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-18
Mns Msericns sSnnaitpmsseit.

Oas 5reiben BET ouspdrtigen @olz
batesfa ndbren6 ber fogenannten Snters
bentionspertobe in unierer Na9bars
republit mirb tpebl ME in ieinem ganaen
nmfaug befannt merben. yfeuerbings
merben einise beaei@nenbe gpifobert aus
iener 3eit mitgetbeilt, tpel9e nod nidt
in bic @ei@i6tsbii6er hbersegangen
iinb.
@s mag bDn 8ielen ni9t geglaubt
tperben, aber es III eine Sbatiacbe, bQB
Der beriibmte Maridaa 8naaine, fpel9en
gapoleon LII. gum Obel befeblsbaber
Der fran56iidea Streitfrdfte in Mericp
gema9t bate, oaielbft mitten in Der
&f5eit nebenber Pribatgei6dfte 3ur
perf6nli@en 8erei6erung betrieb. Ct
fiibrte, aaerbings unter fali9emNamen,
elm groBes S9nittmaarengeiddft bas
46 glerts unb mebrere 8u9balter beIoI=
bete. Dieies @el9dft en1pfing init iebem
aug Jranfrei6 anfommenben S1iffe
groBe PartieH 9einmanb, Seibe, Nt=
las, Sammet, SpiBen u. T. tp., unb bic
&liten, In oenen bieie Waaren eintrafen,
trugen ben 8ermerf nMrmeeia9en" o6er
u&liegsmunition" bamit fein 3oG auf
bieielben be3ablt 5u tperben brau9te.
8a3aiue fol- einen enormeu profit aus
bieiem @ei6dft geaogen baben. gr mar
iibrigens uibt Die @insige ber ausmdrtis
gen Wtilitdrperionen, bic li6 nit iol1en
unternebmungen bamals befaBte.
0iele bo9itebenbe Wfititdrbeamte
-Gran3oien, 8elgier unb Oe1rei6er-
faugten bas 2ano auf nod semeinere
Weiie aus. Sic miBbrau9ien ibr pris
pilegium, @ontributrionen 3u erbeben,
in iebr ausgebebntem WaBe aur pribaten
8erei@erung. Soa. 8. pies elm Gom=
manoant, menn er tpieber einmal @eln
baben mollte, einfa9 einen Oberf ooer
@apitdu an, bel irgenb einent rei6en
plantagenbeliBer fe6ssober iiebenbuns
bert 5tiid 8ieb unb $4,000 in 8anrs
gelb Ober in Silberbarren 3u urequiriren
uno fiiste feiner Orbre bel: vSas
Nieb 1T 5ur unterbaltung Sbrer Srubs
pen Su bermenben, $3.50 iinb Sbaen
fur peri6nli9e 3wede iberlai1en, unb
Oer &eft 1T an mid fiir &esierunsssue-
de ab3uliefern." 9luBerbem tpurben
oiele @eloer In Der berii@tigten Gorm
BON n3wangsauleiben" erboben; bic
9eimeeiu6ten bilbeten f6 elm, oaB
fie ibr Gigentbum vfiir bic Stride" ops
ferten pdbreno iie tbatfd6li9 nur fir
ben Smperialismus nnb feline paraliten
beiteuerten. @em6bnli9e ,Gonfiseatioz
nen1 anfdnglib nur bei9fesierungsfein.
ben, ipdter aber ielbit bel ben lopalfter
4nbdngern Marimilians = porausge'
iebt nur baB fib bic pIiinberung lobn'
te = tparen ebenfaQs an Der 9agesorbs
nuns. Cine berOorragenbe Stole ipieltt
babel Der elenbe mericanii9e 0errdtbei
General Warques, ber ii@ ni9t einmal
bic Mibe nabm, bic 8eute aus Der
entfernten 2anbifriben sliammeaau
iu9em, ionbern ben erften 8eten aus
pltnberte unb iogar MtObel su r&esie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-18
s.. 0raeaer.

9r. 262 & 264, Oft gommerces5 5traBe,
i'm neuen Store, empfeblt feim reids
baltiges 2ager pDn Giiens uub Ble9s
@adren, Oefen unb 9ausserdtbi9afs
ten aler Nrt. Igent fiir bic ercelenten
Gaporite Sod Oefen. Man ipre9e
Dor uno eraminire bic neue Gsrie Gas
borite Oefen, pelbe auf Der lebten
Wew Orleans @eltausitelung bic golz
oene Mebaille erbietten. Die beften
@6reiner 9anbwerfaeuge cine @pes
cialitdt. @r6Bte Nuswabl bon 9ogets
&dfigen aller 9lrt. MuBerbem fets an
9anb elm oOllitdnbiges NHortment bon
Garben, Del, GirniB, pinieln, @las,
Slit &C., iotpie frii9en 2anbretbs
@arten : g am n. Cine 2lempners
Wertitatt 1T nit bem @ei9dft perbuns
ben uno tperoen ale in bies Sad i9las
genbe Irbeiten prompt beiorst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-18

ungssweden" cOnfiscirte, 10 oft er elmer
fsiner Gln1tlin9e Doer eine W1trei5t
aussuftatten tpiini9te.
Die 0errll6feit folte allereings ni6t
1ange bauern. @s lit bemertensmertb,
oaB ale Sauptpetionen Der Snbafions.
periobe entpeber etnes gepaltfameu
Sooes geitorben fnb pber tire 2auf,
babn wenigtens gang idmmerli9 Be-
f9loHen. 9as @6idial Ba3aines iouie
ieines Meilters gtapoIeon unb beKen
grben 1T betannt, ebenio 6as traurige
@noe oes &aiiets Marimilian unb Der
Wabniinn Der st Z &ailsrin CHARLOTTE.
unb 6er einf almd9tige General Marz
que3 bdlt iebt elm elenbes SingeItangel
in paris. @u9 piele Ser fleineren
niurpatoren Doer 8errdtber aus iener
3eit bat bic Nemelis ereilt.
Sn Dolltdnbiger 9lbgei@loi5enbeit.
ielbit BON ibren @6idialsgenoHen, lebt
iebt bic nprin3eilin SoIefa be Sturbi6e" /.
entl9ieoen cine Der bebeutenoi item 6rauen
Mericos. Sic 1T Die ein3iae iiberz
lebenbe So@ter 6es berf1oHenen Raifers
Nugultin Sturbtbe, nod belen @tura
befanntli9 bic ganSe Gamilie Merieo
berlieB un6 in philadelphia ibr Quar-
tier aufi6lug. Niemanb oielei9t be-
griiBte bic Nnfunft bes 3aiiers Mariz
milan auf amerltauif6em goben freu>
bi8er. als Soiefa, unb als iie BON Der
faiierliden Sanilie eingelaben purbe,
na@ Merico auriid3utebren unb fi@ benz
9ofe an5ui9lieBen, entipra6 iie Der
Ginlabung unperaiiglid. Inn bic Mtes
ritaner gu berf6bnen, aboptirte Maris
milan ben @ntel bes ermdbnten Gai,
fers, unb ftellte i'm unter ote @ormunb.
f@aft iener Soiefa.
Sn bielen pi9tigen Dingen nabm
Marimilian ben &atb Soiefas an,-unb
es pdre oie0eidt befier fiir ibn getpeien,
tDenn er ibr nod bdufiger 9efolgt ndre.
Sic mar bic @rffe, tpel9e ben unglhflis
den Monar9en tparnte, ii6 gan3 unb
gar auf bic fran30fii6en 8aiOnnette 3u
ftiiBen, un6 Die ibnsu neranlafen iu9te,
fi6 mebr Dem merieanil9en 0olte 3u
ndbern. gfa6 Marimilians Stur3
sing Spfefa an ben 6iterrei9ii9eu 9pf,
febrte aber bDr Z Sabren in ibr 0eis
maitland 5uriid unb lebt nun tpie eine
@iniieblerin. Sic f9eint ii1 mil Der
jeBigen Srbnung ber 9inge in uterico
ausgei6bnt gu baben un6 ipri6t BON
ber 8ergangenbett nur nod, tpenn es
gilt, Marimilian in @6ub au nebmen.
n@s mar cine groBe l1ngere9tieteit" !,
duBerte iie iiingit gegeniiber einem 3eis
tllgscorrefponbenten, nbas fog. f@marz
ae 9eeret, tpel9es anDronete, binnen
"a @tunben ale Merisaner gu eri9iez
BEN, bic in Waffen gegen bic faiierli9e
&egierung betrOffen uiiroen, Marilniz
lien felbit 5ur 2aif 5u leaen. Oas
Secret murbe BON ieinen &atbsebern
entuOrfen, unb er neripeigerte breimal
auf's Nuerentf9ieoenite feline lnterz
i6rift. @nblib erfldrte ibm cine De-
putatiOn, 6as 59riftfad iolle lebigli9
als Srobung gegen be &epublifaner
Der0ffentli9t merben; oarauf unter3ei9s
nete er, unter bet ausbriidli1en 8ebinz
gung, bab bic Drobung auf feinen Sol
ausgefiibrt perbe.-aber man bat i'm
binterber i@mdblld, setduf@t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-18
Mber mas tann es iein2 fragte Der

Pope.
gtur, Der berbammte BroeeB! f9Iu6az
te oas leibeni6aftli6e Weib unb baltic
bic Jduite: Sd pollte, i'd f6nnte ben
Manbatar ertpiirgen un6 bes &atiers
S6reiber ba3u!
Ser Nope pertpies ibr bic &ebe, bielt
au9 ibre 8ermutbung fir irrig. Ser
proceB fann es ni9t iein, iaste ct. Sa=
ras fpri9t rubig bariiber un6 bofft NIT
3uberiidt auf Elm giinitiges nrtbeil oes
@uberniums. Was i'm bebruft, fann
nur ,bas getriibte 8erbdltniB gum Man'
batar unb Der @emeiune fein, unb bies
les tefert it6 iebt suiebenbs = bur6
mein 3utbun, figte er nit einigem
Selbitgefubl bin5u.
Ser brabe Wann abnte ni6t, baB ct
oem 6reunbe 1tur cine duBerli9e 2ait
erlei9terte, iene. bic bieiem glei6iam
nur auf ben S6utteru lag unb bic er
Dbnebin bdtte ertragen f0nnen, pdbrenb
benz ltillen 9ulber bet cine anbere,
f9perere 2ait i9ier bas 0er3 a5briidte.
Denn Saras i6mieg gegsn Sebermann,
aud gegen fetner 5eelenbirten, neil er
tpobl fablte, baB Der Wioeritreit ibrer
Naturen cine 8eritdnbigung iiber tiefae=
beimite @mpfinbungen unm6gli6 made.
ST piiroe traurig nerben, badte er.
traurig un6 5ornig, aber iioerreben t6nns
tie er mid ni@t. Oas f6nnte iiberbaupt
fein Meni6, biellei6t ni6t einmal @Dtt.
Senn menn er rubig 3uiiebt, mie auf
Grben unreht gei6ieht, bann muB .er
aud bic Solgen geideben laifen!
(Gortroh,tno foInt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-18
Gfhtrtnniufht aefeilf.

@inem alten arate. Der bon oer praris su.
riidseaosen lebt, tpurbe Dur6 einen oitinbilden
Ififiiondr bic 8eidreibuns eines einfa6.n
besetabiliiden Seilmittels fir bic fdnelle unb
oauernoe Se.luns bon 2unsenid dpinbludt,
8ron@itis, @atarrb, aftbma unD alien Sala-
nnb Gungentranfbeiten aussebdnbist. Nu9
elm @ttttel fur poiitibe, rabitale eetluna bon
9erpeni1pad)e unb alien 1erbenfrnntbsten.
Na9oem eer Dofter bic puaberbaren Seiltrafte
in tauienben Gaaen erprObt batt., erad)tete er
eS fir feline YHi9t, Oas Mittel feinen Ieibenbea
Mfitinenl@en brtannt au MAIDEN Bon Dieiem
Motio unO @unfd setrieben, banbelte er Sd
fenoe biefea &esept fOftenfrei IN alls, bic es
pini4en, in Oeutf@er, enslif9er ODER frana0ii.
i9er Spra6e, nit boiler Mnweiiuns Der Ser.
itelluns uno beS @ebrau@s. Seube NbreiIe
uno 8riefmarfe, be3iebe Did auf bieie 3situns
unb i'd ienoe es iofort. Us. u. Nobes, 149
Rolpsrs 8Iod, &odefer, q. o. lilo, 1smp
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Ole
@6@entIitbs Trete MSeife
eri&eiut
ieoen Donnerfo9
unb fpifet
$3.50 bas Sabr cber 1925 fRr 8
WOnute in 8cruusbe3ahlsns.
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9rs. g. X 9. 9anteiott,
bonn
Missouri State Museum
of Anatomy.
q t, 2Dnie, Wf o.

Or. 8. Sabieion erlaubt ii9, feline
sablreiden Greunbe bot ieiner Mnfunft
in SAT- Mntonio gu infprmiren unb er
wirb fi@ gladli9, f9dBen, bieislben su
empfangen, in benz Menger Sotel,
Simmer Scr. IL i'm Barterre.
6pre6ftunben BON 10 Ilbr 8ormits
tags bis 4 l1br Na6mittags tdgli6 ooer
-na9 uebereintommen.
Or: Dabieiou bebanbelt bauptid9li@
rlerpD1e, hroni19e utto Blut=
&ranfbetten
Nue bieienigen, bic fi9 aug l1nborz
i@tigteit cine Grantbeit ooer elm uebel
3uge3pgen baben, forbert er auf, obne
8er5ug bel ibm bor5ufpre9en. Seine
langidbrigen, in ben befen beutf9en
unb frana6lf9en 9oipitdlern geiams
melten grfabrungen bieten geniigenbe
Garantie, bob ollen nit ben ermdbnten
Qrantbeiten Bebafteten bic bette unb
iSiifenidaftli@fte 8ebunblung gu Sbeil
tpirb.
Sieienigen Yatiente1t, tDelde td) aus
BetbaIb Der @tabt befinben, m6gen
brieili@ ibren &ranfbeitsauitano angee
ben uno iuerben ibre 8riefe fofort 8ez
radf6tigung erfabren.
Nsan merle i1 bic GbreHe: 3immer
4r. IL, Menser 9otel San slntonio,
&eras.
Spre6t obne gerfdumniB Dor, ba
bss Sectors glufentbalt bier tur5 1T.
6seben purbe beroTentIi9t unb iuirb fret
aaf 8erlangen unb mad ginfenbuns bon 2
eents berfanSt uTroetieal Sbierbations on
RerbonS DebiIitb anb Hbpfital gxbaution"
NIT einem r@ifap on Marriase@. NIT pittigen
Mbbanolun9en iiber anbere aranfbeiten. Die>
felben linb cine Sbnopfis ans @orlelunsen. bic
sSa ben Dortoren Dabieion i'm @tifouri
Gtaatss Wuieum fur Anatomie gehalten pur.
ben Hnb bilben einen peribboIlen Gr5tl19en
&atbseber, ben aIIe iungen eeute leien fouten.
eE MbrefIe: Dr. 8. Dabie fon,
l,s,ttplgt W1enser SOteI, Gan @ntonio.
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nnDerf6bnli9.-@in Nnsetlass
ter pirb bonn &i6ter gefrast, oh er ets
mas gegen bic 3eugen ein5utpen6en
babeY-vgtur geeen ben 5uber", lautet
bic Nntmort, noem bab i'd ndmlid por
5wei Sabren 3u ieiner Grau perbolfen,
unb bas trdgt er mir beut' nod ua@."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-03-18

Galf9 perfanben. = Oibello
(auf Der Yiibne, nit benz 9lusbru9 ber
b06ifen @iferiu6t): nDas S9nupf=
tu9- -oas S9nupftu6. - S9us
fteriunse (bOn ber @allerie): 49 mat
S9nupftu@, nimm be Glauen uhb
fplel man peiter!"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-07-23
VOL. VIII. RISING sun, CECIL COUNTY. Md. I

On leaving the cemetery we wendei our
way south west, and down the Emmitsburgh
road to the famous peach orchard, passing
over the line of battle held under Gen.
Hancock, passed by many fine monuments
erected by the various regiments on the
places they held during the great battle.
This road with its right resting on Gene
terry ridge and the left within one fourth
mile of the peach orchard constituted the
centre of the battle field. Here the End
Corps under the above named Gen. held
these positions Here Sickeps 3rd Corps,
with its right joining Hancock's and his
left extending on Little Round Top, is
what is known as the left of the battle field.
Quite number of critics censare Gen.
Sickels at this point for disc beying orders
of Gen. Meade, by taking an advanced 20.
sition, occupying ground that could not be
held, making gap of one half mile be-
tween him and Hancock, enabling the rebels
to turn his flank, and had to give back at a
great loss of life. Gen. Sickels tried to ex-
plain the matter a few days ago, on the
ground, in the presence of his old corp.
Stating that he did not disobey orders, bat
took this position thinking it better than
the one already occupied.
(TO Be Continuea.)
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ORPHANS COURT.

Proceedings of the orphans court
which was in session last week.
Bonds Approved.-John M. Thorn
as, executor of Mary S. Bay ard; Ann
E. Shannon, executor of John H.
Shannon; w. S. Evans. administrator
C. t. a. of Martha Maddox; Martha
A. Taylor and William S. Evans, adj.
ministrators of Jesse L. Ward.
Accounts Passed.-First and final
account of Margaret Moore, admins
tratrix C. t. a. of Mary Ann Moore;
first and final account OF John w.
Clifford, Administrator Of Ann NJ. Mar
tain, and distribution struck on same;
first and final account of John P.
Grant, administrator of Mary E.
Grant, and distribution struck on
same; seventh sccount Of Alexander
Richie, guardian of Margaret G. Sim
on; first and final preferred account
Of Humy Gorrell, administrators C. t.
a. of George Gorrell; sixth account
of Levi 0. Cameron, guardian of
Victoria Cameron ct al. first account
of Thomas Waring, administrator d.
b. n. C. t. a. of Edmund Physick, as
to the fund bequeathed to Adriana
P. Brinkle, and as to the fund be-
queathed to Theodore Physick and
children; second account of Thomas
Waring, guardian of Elmer E. Pres
ton ct al; first and final account Of
Hannah Gilmor, administrators Of
Leander r. Gilmore, and distribution
struck on same; first sccount of j.
Tome, guardian of William T. Reyn-
Odds and Arthur Reynolds.
Court adjourned to meet in special
session July goth at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
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Pleasant Grove w. c. It. U.

Met at Pleasant Grove Chapel, July
18th at half past 2 o'clock, with usu-
al opening exercises. "Martyred
Mother" was read by Maggie Cum
mings. Evils of Intemperance,' by
Venie Dorsey. Alice Haines read "22
good reasons for voting no license"
"What shall we do for our boys an
essay, was read by Mrs. S. E. Max
we'll. Mrs. Maxwell also read an es-
say, written for our society. entitled
''Prohibition the Only Way" 3 new
M embers were received. Appoint
ments were made for the next meet
ing to be held at the usual time and
place.
The time for our first anniversary
draws near and after much discussion
in regard to it, without fixing any
date, society adjourned.
PRESS. Con-.
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Our Washington Letter
From Our Regular Correspondent.
Ito Be Continued.)

O~A
Washington, July 10, 1886.
Since it is understood that Congress must
be prolonged into the dog days, the Senate
proposes to make the remainder of the SEES
sion as lively and as hot as possible. Some
thing must be done during these torrid days
to elevate proceedings into harmony with
the thermometer. Preparations are being
made for a heated political debate in con.
nection with the vetoed pension bills. All
Presidential veto messages from the organ
izt@lon of Congress to the present day are to
Le printed and sent to the Senate in few
days.
On these warm sultry mornings there are
| three Congressman who can be found in
their seats at 10 o'clock. That is considered
a very early hour as the house does not con.
vene until II, NJ. These early birds are
Warner Of Mo-, Lyman of Iowa, and Els
berry of Ohio. Regularly at that hour Mr.
Warner may be seen at his desk with pile
of books before him. He seems to be the
hardest student in Congress. But MIR. Ly.
man has more pressing business to attend
TO. His district has more pensioners and
claimants probably than any other in the
! United States. Each mail brings him heaps
of documents which he must put together
and formulate into bills. In order that he
keep up with his work and retain the good
will of his constituents, therefore, he has to
be at his desk while his colleagues ale at
breakfast. Mr.. Ellsberry completes the
trio who reach the House before the pages
and he makes use of the time by answering
letters.
The tendency toward ruffiansm has been
quite marked of late. Scarcely day pass
es that some member does not call another
hard name or utter some coarse threat. 1t
was generally conceded few DAYS since,
after the disgraceful encounter had occurred
between Representatives Coob, of Ind. and
Laird of Nebr. that it was time for the
House to assert its dignity. The collision
took place just outside the Hall of the
House aud was the result of acrimonious
words used in side discussion of IA question
then under debate. Both men had gone out
side for the purpose of fighting it ont. In
sultlng language was exchanged and Mr..
Laird, who is young man. struck Mr.
Cobb who is about twenty years his senior, IA
severe blow. A ring on Mr.. Lairds finger
cut Mr. Cobbs face making it bleed, and
but for the interference of friends rough
and tumble fight would have eusued.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-07-23
ROCK SPRINGS ITEMS.
oecial Correspondence to MIDLAND Journal


Harvest over and threshing begun.-A young
girl belonging to Silas ], Love- fell from a loaded
hay-wagon and was painfully injured in the low.
er limbs. She was elieved by DR., Roman, and is
convalescent-Mr. Albert I. Riley of this district
was married on Thursday July the Sth to Miss
Clara Kurtz of Russellville Pa.-Mr. j. Hanna
hard working citizen lost recently fine hog,
cause of death unknown. And on arising next
morning found enc OF very fine yoke of oxen ly-
ing dead in the field.-Mr. Jacob Hebble has pur-
chased the timber on the property of Mr.. VIM. E..
Porter and will set up his steam saw their soon.
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School Commissioners.

The School Commissioners, were
in session last week when the follow
ing important correspondence was
laid before them:
ELKToN, MD, June 18th, 1856.
School Commission ri Cecil Countw
Gentlemen After full considerat-
ion of the request of the citizens of
Chesapeake City for an appropriate
ion of 5000 to construct a new school
house in that town, we have agreed
to include that item in the levy for
1856, and hereby notify you, so that
you may proceed with the work with.
out further delay.
Yours very truly.
l. G. GRIFFITH,
w. H. DEsHANE,
County Commissioners Cecil County.
ELKToN, ND, July 9TH, 1886.
F. S. Fverist, Esq. School Comnaiss,
ioners Port Deposit:
My Dear Sir.-Replying to yours
Of the 3rd, the Commissioners levied
$4,000 specially to cover all the
school houses named in your esti.
mate, except the one at Perryville,
and, in addition, the usual $4,000
making the total school levy $780,
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DR.. Mackall's New Party.

New parties are all the go now.
DR.. Mackall-we need not introduce
the doctor, every one knows him
has been outlining his in the Demo-
orat, and in addressing his fri end
John 5. Writ in the last number Of
the paper. sketches the policy of the
new order as follows:
But, my young friend. our new re.
for:u party is open even to pin.
feathe, ed birds. We make no dis
tinction on account of age. But I
warn you in advance if you knock at
our farm house doors you must first
wash your hands of your new fang
led Civil-Service fancies, and be pre-
pared to take hold of the pillow hand
les with Jacksonian grip and do an
honest days work for fair wages If
you bring your mule with you, you
must warrant him not to kick in
the traces. But we cannot offer you
we working men "Bar' wages
we propose to reduce salaries to an
agricultural standpoint, scaled by
the market value of our farm products
When wheat is 80 cents bushel we
will allow our Custom House officers
four | ushcls day for their services
instead Of from thirty to forty bush
els, as they get now. Our clerks and
other non.partisaa officers will not be
paid five dollars a day when we have
to work ourselves for our victuais
and clothes and are glad to get these.
Our Members of Congress will have
to come back to the old five dollars
day pay and stealing, and we think
our President might live on the val.
ue of the best farm IN Cecil county
year. This is the kind of reform
with which we propose to starve out
the spoil system, and it will prove
far more effective than your Civil
Service law. Why should public
servants be paid from three to forty
times the wages they could make in
private life, and why should a Re-
public pay lar higher salaries to her
officials than are paid by any govern
ment in Europe? We are coming
along on this route, my friend, and
just as sure as Grant reached Rich
mond by indomitable pluck, so sure
will the people reach Washington
some fine day in their farm wagons,
to attend TO the Inauguration of a
farmers and workingmans' Presi-
dent. Would you like to be our At,
orney.General, Mr.. Writ? If you
are not over torty-fve, perhaps you
may. r.. G. MACKALL.
The great weakness of the doctor
and many others is, they never can
muster courage enough to master
their own political bigoty and vote
for any candidate that is not labeled
by the crafty partisan wire puller as
genuine
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-07-23

The Perryville people are much ex-.
ercised over the decision of the com.
missioners which was against locat-
ing one of the school houses at that
place. which they claim has popula-
ton of $50 with one hundred child.
rem of school age.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-07-23

600. This was done after full dis
cussion and with the understanding
that next year suffic ent amount
should be added to tue $22 900 to
enable You to keep the schools open
full ten months.
You're very truly.
JOHN S. ROsSELL. Clerk.
Quarterly accounts were examined
and ordered to be paid as follows:
First district G25o "A
, 1886-05-25
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The town of Wausau, Wis had II big
fire yesterday, and about 10000 oo feet
of lumber was DESTROYED.
Four anarchists Were arrested in st
Louis on the charge of urging a repetition
of the Chicago business in ST. Louis
They are closely held.
Some sensational developments aie ex-
pected when the Chicago anarchists are
brought to trial, and they are in a lair way
to swing for their crimes.
Dynamite is being found III some local.
ties in Chicago, prepared for use, in short
pieces of gas pipe. The anarchist prison
ers are implicated IN the business.
The Mexican boy who was taken from
Teller ranch near Tucson by the Apach,s
has been recovered alive. The troops are
now giving the rcnegades no rest
\ detective reports that Parsons, the
Chicago dynamiter, was in Northern
Kansas after the riots and that he tried to
get to Canada, but wasbouts on the rail-
roads prevented and he turned southwark.
, 1886-05-25
FOREIGN FLASHES.

Herr Won Ranke, the German his
%torian, is dead.
German is Strengthening her forces in
Alsace. This is probably due to the war
talk in France.
The exhibition at Berlin of the academy
of arts contains ! GOO examples of German
and foreign artists.
Rumors that the Gladstone party are
endeavoring to conciliate Mr.. Chamber
lain continue to be circulated.
The government of Holland will prose
cute Herr Nicvvenhais, the Socialist
leader, for high treason. He is in prison
now.
Severe engagements are reported on the
Greek frontier between the Turks and
and Greeks. The fighting extends for II
distance of fifteen miles alone the frontier.
A dispatch from Athens says the Greek
losses before Grizovali were $50 killed
and wounded, including six officers. The
Turks claim u have captured $50 Greeks
in the engagement on Saturday.