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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

THE crow, according to Mr.. J. 7.
Campbell, is one of the most industri-
Gus and persistent seed-transporting
agencies known, and to its efforts are
probably due tho founding of many a
new forest. This bird has an aimless
and miscellaneous habit of picking up
and flying away with any small objects
which happen to attract attention, drop
ping them in an equally aimless man
ner. The crows often gather by hun
dreds, holding noisy conventions. and
as they dispense each drops something,
the articles proving to be acorns, wal
nuts, hickory nuts, buckeyes, sycamore
balls, sticks, egg-shells, pebbles, etc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09
The Aurora's Height.

Many attempts have been made to
fix the height of the aurora borealis,
but the estimates have given d s.
couragingly W de range of figures. The
aurora has been observed when it
seemed to rest on tho earth's surface.
and at other times has appeared stimuli
taneously at stations so widely separat-
ed that it has been supposed to be 300
or 800 miles high. In experiments
with his powerful voltaic battery, prac-
teal demonstrations of the elects of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

electrical discharges in rarefied air
were made by DIR. de la Rue. These
forced him to the conclusion that thir-
ty-eight miles is probably the height at
which the most brilliant auroras take
place. that pale and faint glow may
possibly be produced as high even as
eighty-two miles, but at height of l24
miles no auroral discharge is possible.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

IT is great and noble thing to ex-
cuse tho fa lings of friend; to draw
the veil before his defects. and to dis
play his PROJECTIONS; to bury his weak
ness in silence, but to proclaim his yir-
tues upon the housetop.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

PARTISAN ladies of the best families
never wear high -heeled shoes nor any
other modern abomination. They are
perfectly natural, piquant, and CHARM
ing.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

How MUCH more might people ac-
complish if they would but make it a
point to carry out whatever they under
take.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

THE sheep have been badly feeced
and they know it,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

NOTE BY THE AUTHoR.-At seven o'clock OF n
July morning, the eminent physician and sur
geon, Dr. N, was discovered dead in h 8
chair beside his library table. small vial was
clutched in his fingers, bearing the label
"prussic acid" manuscript in his handwrit-
ing before him fully explained the motive Of
the act
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1886-12-09

When she reads this, shall 1 see her
Can | come tonight and be near her when
she sleeps? Can 7
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-05-31
sine 1tumafSe t,p,t aeioe,t.

Die 2eiben, melde bic ytieren unb bic 8lais
beldffisen, iinb 70 aablreib, baB iie, um fie nur
au nennen seinen &aum auSfiilIen piirben. mel.
der bic @rensen bieies artifels nett aberiGrei.
ten tpiirbe. Sc seniist, gu fasen, oab fie fopobl
bartnddis als esfdbrli9 finb. oifett III
so &c nb tiers 1T tpobl seeignet, fe au
berbuten, 0ie Nnresuns. tuel1e eS ben gteren
serIeibt, fuern ite in Srdsbeit berfallen, bient
bo3u, elmer Neiauns enteesensuarbeiten, suerfi
tn s sen ne Sss Sd noa.a sG aa9Tfr srauf nsd' asras
ipelde balb ibre aarten Siillen 3eritort, baS
8lut bersiftet uno ben SOB berbeifiibrt. Gin
speifader 8ped ipirb bnr9 biefes &einieunas.
mittel erreidt. gs f0rbert bic Sbdtisteit bet
9ieren unD f@eibet llnreinisfeiten aus bem
Blute aus, pelde feinen an6eren natiirli6en
SfanaI gum gntwei9em baben, als bieie Or
sane. Sartleibisfeit, biliOies 2eiben, 8s@iel-
fteber, &beumatismus unb Dbspepiie perben
aud bur6 biefe srinbli@e un6 sieles umfaf.
feabe Webi3in gebeiIt.
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9ie Signale erflangen, ber 3ug fors
mirte fib unb betrat ben Malbmeg, ber
gum prutb, unb bann fluBabtDdrts na9
&oiiopince fiibrt.---
Ia.

@er bon ienem Sol3briidlein, tpels
DIES bel 3ulapce iiber ben prutb fibrt,
bem 2aufe bes Slufles folgt, gelangt ift
ettpa elmer @tunbe mad benz 9orfe Sol
Iomince. Seine Sage 1T bic benfbar
giinifigife; ringsum bebnt it6 ber fette
Weiaenboben Der @bene, un6 bod liez
gen bic berrliben Sriften ber 0orberge
nabe genl1g, utn ben 8epnbnern aud
itattlt6en grtrag aus Der Iiebsu9t 3u
gepdbren. Oie bliibenbe Srti9aft
beiBt beute tpieoer, ipie einif, bas rei9e
Dorf, unb lire bielbeneibeten Betpobner
bic Weisengrafen, aber es bat piebers
bolt 3eiten gegeben, mo- ber drnite 0atz
bebauer feline erbdrmli9e Siitte ni1t um
oas bette 9aus in &ofotpince bdtte per>
taul1en m6ge1. 8a9e BON 8lut un6
Sbrdnen finb bier I'm bes @laubens
@illen geflofen. Nadbem bic polen
&otbruBlanb unteriodt, batten faft ale
Betpobner ben bp5antinii6zortboo
@lauben abgelegt unb waren fatboliI9
getporoen, freitpillig ober geamungen,
bur@ bas Miiltonsfreu5 bes Sefuiten
ooer ben Sdbel bes Woiemoben. 2eu=
Wenige batten oieien frdftigen Bemeiss
mitteln tuiberitanoen, barunter bic 2eu=
te bon GofoDince.
{Gortfekung foIst)
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Die
RB69entHbe Treie Mreffe
erideint
ieben Donnerifas
unb fcfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Ober 1925 far s
WOnate in 8cruusbe3ublanS.
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laiien, unb baB fie i'm fiir d6ter
@bampagner gepiher Gattungen trim.
fen miirben.
Sur Sabrifation bieIes amerifaniI1.
if9en @bampagners be6ient man iid
bes @atamba, ober irgenb eines anoe=
rem fiiBen Meines, ba biefe @orten BEL
ibrer umtDanDlung in pimportirten
@hampagner zines ni9t 10 groBen Gu
iaBes bon 3uder bebiirfen. @iiBen coz
lifornii@en Weinen siebt man um bies
les @run6es tpie ibrer Billigfeit tpillen
ben 8oraug. st foftet, tpenn I'M JaB
gefauft, 45 ober so Gents Die @allone.
Jiinf Auarts @bampasner tperoen
aus elmer @allone californii@en Wein
bergefeat. Ser Mein tpirb 5und95t in
eiren groBen Giibel abgeaogen unb er>
bdlt bann ben n6tbtgen 3uiab bon
granulirtem 3uder, l,m ben getpiinl1=
ten @rao BON SiiBigfeit au erlangen.
0ierauf giebt man benz .8ein einen
3uiab bon 9emii@en prdparaten, um
bic 9duren bes 1leuen Meines au
neutraliiiren unb benz Iebteren bas
getuiinf9te Bouquet au perleiben. I'm
Die geiu@te n8lume" bes r@bampag.
ners" au Derbollfdnbigen, bebient man
it'd Deri9iebener Dele. So !. 9. @elez
rn grtract fir vVeuve Cliquot" unb
Mpritoien6l fir npiper 9eiolid".
Jta4bent fib ber 3uder p6aig auf=
gel6it bat, tpirb bic Wtii9ung filtrirt
unb erbdlt bann eitten 3uiaB bon Sob.
lenldure. Dies geidiebt unter Mnmenz
oung BON SobamaHer, tporauf Der
Mein unter einem Druid bon 80 Big
100 pfunb auf Glai6en gefhlt uirb.
Ser proeeB 1T Elm iebr einfa9er unb
man nernlag mittels bei1elben in 3tpei
5tunben 40 Sal. auf Glai9en 3t
5ieben.
Damn tpir6 ben Sslai1en pie gbre
3u She'll, in alte &iifen nerpadt au
uerben, in tpel6en e6ter @bampags
iter itnpprtirt tpurbe unb bic in fleiz
neren Auantitdten angetauft ie 10
Gents fofen.
Ser Sanbel in bieient gefdli9ten
gbampa9ner 1T In Bottom elm 10 gros
Der, baB it@ mebrere bortige Girmen
ausf6lieBli@ nit Der Na9abmung Der
d@ten @tiquetten befalIen, Bic BON ibnen
tdni@enb dbnlid bergeftellt unb billig
berfauft tperben.
Obigem 9lane sendB felt Iid6 Der
preis ber Gabritation unb Gerpas
dung eines DuBenbs BON GIas
I d n rinportirten @banpagners" auf:
&ife uno 9trDb 10 Gents, cine
@allone Wein $l.2O, GlaI9en su d
bas Slid 20 Gents, Gtaniol, 9rabt
unb gtiquetten 18 Gents, gben1ieas
lien unb dtberil9e Dele 20 Gents
ober 3uf a m mmen $2.58. 3pei 2ells
te bern6gen in einem Sage ungefdbr
sebn 9ubenb Glai@en bieies @bam.
pagners fertig ftir ben Mtartt ber5us
fteQen, bic on @roBbdnbIer gu $3.50
oas SuBenb Quarts unb an bas Iei9ts
gldubige publitum 3u $3.50 per Gla=
idbe berfauft tperben. @etpiB elm brillis
anter profit!
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ysssmpurttrter'' Gbautpaauer.

Golgenbe Nnnonce eri9ien iingif in
elmer Mnrgenaeitung Der @tabt Bof,
tol: o$1o00-gine nollifdnbige gbauts
pagner Gabrit 5u bertnufen. -. @traBe,
No. Gin 8eri1teritatter, Der lit,
fade bate, ii@ einiges NeritdnbmiB fiir
Die Jabrifation bes @bampagners au<
autrauen, it;,b elmer Der nerb6ltniBmGs
big Menigen 1T, tpel9e bic GeipiBbeit
baben, i6on d@ten fran3bfifden Cham.
pagner un6 3mar i'm beutiGsfraa6fl6en
Griege BON 1870 an Der .vQuelle" ges
trunten au baben, berfigte fi9 an Ort
unb 9teQe, lm i@ bieie fhr cine per=
bdltniBmdBig 70 venornt bobe" 5um>
me gum 8erfauf angebotene amerifa.
nif9e GbampagnersGabrit ndber an3us
ieben.
9ieielbe befanb fi@ i'm grbgei6oB
eines Derfalenen 8adfteingebdu6es eis
fner 9tebeniiraBe. Beim Betreten bies
fer unbeimli6en. &dume tpurbe Der Bez
ri9terfatter bon einem blonbem, bebrill,
ten iungen Mann auf bas b6fli4fte ems
pfangen. aluf bic 6rase. tuO fi6 6er 81.
gent6imer ber sGabrit" befanbe, ent.
gegnete berfelbe:
r@r TT aur ielten bier, allein tpemn
Sic 5li taufen tpiini9en, 10 fann i1
Sbnen alle seuiinidte Musfunft iiber
oas @ei@dft geben."
@be Der 8eri9teritatter aber eine @es
legenbeit bate, ben fungen Mann BON
benz Wabue 5u befreien, baB er eine,t
Gapitaliiten bor fG babe, er3dblte Der
tunge 9err, er iei y r@bemiter" unb babe
in 9euti9lan6 cine langidbrige grfabs
rung in Der 6abrifatipn na@geabnten
@bampagners ermDrben. Nfit GROCER
Offenbeit tpeibte er nun ben 8eri9ter,
Halter in eiten She'll Der @ebeiunifie
Der Gabrifation vimportirten" @banls
pagners elm; bies iebenfalls in Der
9offnung, bonn bermeintli9en &dufer
bes @ei6dftes, als Setter beHelben
ebenfaas vin 2auf" genDmmeu gu
tDerben.
rgs 1T ettpas bur9aus @etp0hnliz
6es," fubr Der @emdbrsmanm fort,
sGunit@bampagner an5ufertigen. @olz
Dies sei1iebt ielbft in 6ramfrei9. Der
9eimatb bes @bampagners, benn es
ldBt f9 nit @etpiBheit bebaupten, baB
bas idbrli@ in ber gan3en Welt ge.
tponnene Quautum bes dbten Qlrtifels
in einem Sage cnniunnirt perben fam. y
-nNlfo Sic iu9en bic intpprtirten
Marfen na@auabmens" = vNatiirli@
tbun mir bies. Seben sic, Elm 4meris
faner tuia teinen amerifanii6en @banls
pagner trinten. SIN 9euti6laub unb
Granfrei@ miro feline beitimmte Marfe
NIT ber Ibfi6t na@seabmt, um fie
fbneler su Oerfaufen, ionbern Inn fhr
biefelbe b6bere preiie su ersielen."
Ser tneiite in ienem @ei6dfte auf
2ager befinbli9e u@bampagner" trug
@tiquetten, tpel6e 6ac=Similes oer
5tpei gegenmdrtig tpoblbefannteiten un6
bon&ennern gefu9teiten Marfen tDaren.
Oas allgemeine NeuBere bet Glai@en
1T Elm benienigen, in tpel6en d9ter
gbampagner perfauft tpirb, febr dbns
li6es. Sn ber Sbat ergab ii6 Mles,
mas bic auBere Sh0e bieies nGbams
paguers" anbetraf, als cine faif pols
tommene Na9abmung. Die einsige
f6ma9e Seite bes Merfes Der 3dus
i6ung lag in ben 2orten. Oieie tra.
gen ni6t ben Stempel Der Gabritanten
unb baben infolge unpOllfommene,
Mai9inen ein beroriidtes unb gemiI.
fermaBen berfttimmeltes Neubere.
Bonn Snbalt Oer Glai6en ldBt Fd
fRbn bebaupten, 6aB ii@ bic Mebrsobl
Der @eintrinter, nit Mlsnabme tDirf.
Ii@er Renner, BON bemielben tdui@er
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ben Ingei9ulOigten bereits eingefamgeu
batten un6 ibn benz Sheriff iibergaben.
= Wtuiam Ban BON San Saba
tpur6e tuegen @rmorbung bes eugene
9ougbton au 20 Sabren 3u9tbaus ber=
urtbeilt. 8eibe tebrten in einert Buggp
BON elmer @eri9tsfibung aurad un6
sSeber bon ibnen ippllte bic 3iigel fiib-
ren. 9ariiber entitan6 Elm 9treit, Der
nit Der @ri9ieBung 9ouJbtons enbete.
Gin altes gbepaar BON 80 big 80
Sabren, gtamens gbur6, bas in Der
ytdbe BON @olia6 tpobnt, tpurbe bon
bret &dubern iiberfalen unb I'M cine
9umme @elbes beftoblen. giner ber
&duber tDurbe gum 8errdtber an feinen
SpieBgefelIen unb min als 9taats3euge
auftreten. Man 1T Der beibem Mnbern
bereits babbaft geiporben.
-@s beiBt, baB bon elmer nbrbli9en
8efeQi@aft S9melamerte in 2arebo ers
ri9tet tDer6ei follen, um bic in ben
gergtDerfen BON 8iaalbama (Merico)
getponnenen Bleierae gu f9meI3en. 8is
iekt tpurben bieielben mad ct. 2ouis
gef6idt.
Ser &ebafteur 2ea6er BON vNufi.
Slspat9" bat tpieber einn1aI &rafebl
NIT einem anbern &ebafteur gebabt.
@s entipann ii6 stpii9en 8ei6en Elm
Disput, Der in Sbdtli6teiten ausartete.
Seaoer aog fogar Elm Meier, bas iebo6
iogleib bon ben Qmlfe5enben confiscirt
tpuroe.
Die SurD in benz proeeKe gesen
Sames .. pbilips tpesen @rrnoroung
ietner Grau faub ibn bes Morbes i'm
atDeiten @rabe f6ulbig unb ieBte feline
Strafe auf Z Sabre 3udtbaus feit.
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8on allen &au@s unb @9nupfs
tabafen gelten bie BON Gail & Mr in
Baltimore prdparirteu fiir bic enpfe1e
lenstpertbeitem, neil iie, b6llig frei bon
f9dbli9en @iir5en, einen bur9aus
5utrdgli9en @enuB ge:pdbren.
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neberfIhffge Grase. go.
ter (au ieinem unartigen 9obn): Was
fol i'd benn iebt nit Sir anfangens
SOIL i6 Si9 'mal geb6rig bur9baueu?
96bn@en: Gras' bod ni@t lang,
papa = 9u tbuft's ia bod.
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@e6t f6mei@eI6aft.
9err: nWifen sic aud, Berebrtefte,
bob mir beute ben fiiraeiten Sag bes
Sabres bnben?" - Grdulein: vWabrs
baftig. Iber Sbre Mntpei eienbeit IdBt
ginen bas 10 gang Dergefen.
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3 e + a ..

grrrespanaeMs. 6arris Gounte.
Nm Wbite Dat tpurbe am 16. Mai
S9ibenfef gefeiert, 4 &ompasnien
betbeiligtei1 fid5 am preisi@teBen, BON
benen Der erite preis ben 5eftgebe, n,
ber ameite ben Bear @reefern aufiel,
ben 6ritten batten fi@ bic perm bon
Spring Brand unb ben bierten lnb
lebten Bic Gouftoner. ganbibaten tpas
ren ale in corpore erf9ienen unb lieBen
bieielben g1iemanb 3ur 9fube tommen.
Sonntag ben %. Mtai mar am 8ear
Greet /. E. Mbbids S9ulprifung reip.
Maifef. M@t nur bie gltern fdmn1ts
li9er G9iiler tparert er19ienen, ions
bern aud aus ber Na6bari9aft batterr
ii@ 5ablrei9e @dfte eingefun6en. Das
Gef berlief auf beiterite @eife unb ies
herman fdien in feinen @rpartungen
bollitdnbig befrieoigt. Sie S9ulpriis
flung feIbft berlief re9t slatt, auBer ben
algemeinen Gd9ern fanben bic beuts
f6en unb enslif6en Detlamatipnen unb
bor alem Der @eiang piel Mnertennung.
gs ma9t einen eigenen ginbrud, bier
I'M ferner, fremben unb 10 nii9ternen
2anbe plDbli9 bas rSaiber6s1en" ,
uno bic vWa@t am &bein" BON frii6en
&inberitimmen f9mettern au b6ren.
Sie S9ule gebt Mnfanss sunni 3u
gnbe, 3u pripati9ulen tpirbs wobl
nidt tommen, ba bic 8etbeiligung ni6i
grob genus 1T. = Ser 2ebrer $. @arl
6irael 1T Elm nit tii9tigen GenntuiHen
ausseitatteter Wtann unb augemein be-
liebt; fd)abe, baB bic 59ule nur einen
She'll bes Sabres i'm @ange lit uno bers
felbe baber fi9 mad einem anbern Wirs
fungstreis umieben muB. 5onntas
mad pfingfem finbet bas idbrli6e
@diiBenfeit in Sprlns Brand itatt,
Dier tpartet Nlles idmer3lidb auf Re.
gen, bic 8aummolle bat In Golge be,
Srodenbeit fdbon bebeutenb gtotb &C.
litten. s.
-Sn bic pbotograpbif6e @allerie
bon Chapman In Colorado Gitp fam
cine 6ffentli9e Sirne unb betrug fif
oafelbit 10 unoeri9dmt, baB CHAPMAN
ibr bic Sbiire pies. sic ging, tebrte
aber 6aIb NIT ibrem 3ubdlter, einem
8ambler gtamens Weartin 3urid uni
fotort fpurbe Chapman BON 8eiben be-
ldltigt unb iniultirt. Ct forberte Mar.
tin ouf, iein 2otal au berlaien, uni
als bieier ii9 tpeigerte uno nur mod be:
leibigenber tuurbe, i6oB ct ibn mil
elmer Glinte in bic Bruft unb berwun.
bette ibn sefdbrli6.
- Sr. Milliams BON WsilIican fant
auf eiaer ieiner Souren 3 Mseilea bon
Millican bic Sei9e einer Mtulattin. Ser
S9dbel Der 2ei9e mar eihaeidlager
uno Nasgeier batten bereits an Der Set
DE ge5ebrt. Sie Garbigem ber hinge
genb begten 8erba6t gegen einen Siege
Namens 2atpfon, Der Bic Mulattin In
| fultirt bate, tpesbalb ii9 oieie mad
Millican aufma9te, Inn ibn au bertha
gen. slrf biefe Ra9ri9t bin leitete be-
Sheriff bic @erfolsung 9atpion's elm
mar aber nod ni6t melt getonlmen, al!
ct auf Elm S6aar Garbiser ftieB, bi
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@e@t fatal.

&e@t fatal.
9aufirer: rgttpas sefdlig2 Notias
bud, Mi@enbe@er. -"
@ait Gin 56et3): u9as MAIDEN mir
ielbft."
0aufirer: so, bas tbut mir leib |
Das 1T 3u9tbausarbeit!
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We can almost believe ge are also
ateacher, for our lectures on the Lou
lsiana lottery are now being endors-
ell by our brother editors throughout
the state and congress will soon
strike the old serpent the finishing
blow. 1t is & matter of pride to us
that We have never touched, tasted
or handled the unclean thing.
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PEACE, TRANQUILITY, HAPPINESS

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Presidents, nearly all of whom were reared On
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donald q. Mitchell TX MarNcn, Il. II. S,od-
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now preparing these supplemental historical
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lp to date the president has IN all sent
about =. 1oD nominations for civil offices
To the senate. ~ these | 400 have been
confirmed and onl, IL rejected. The re-.
naming 400 will la disposed of in a
comparatively short time. and il is not
expected that the proportion of rejec
tons will H. increased. The Pennsylya.
MIA nominations. it had been anticipated,
would meet with much objection; but
of the entire 100 sent in. all have been
confirmed but two or three, and these
are still pending and will 20 through.
Nearly all Of these nominations were
made nj the instance Of Mr.. Randall
ami Senat " Don Cameron. "a u they
were his own personal and political
friends,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
The Americus Ca Recorder max

The Americas Ca Recorder makes~a
good point when il says: IBID anybody
ever hear, in all the days Of slavery, Of
negro women being worked in the cot.
ton field stripped to the waist, and wear.
ing only mems trowsers: Yet such is
the costume in which thousands Of Hun.
garian women are working in the coal
mines of the north. and We listen IN vain
for howls Of indignation from phf!an
thropic hearts in that section, save a
scattering few. and they. we believe. are
vilainous democrats.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

special to the Jacksonville Herald
states that on Friday morning, while the
construction train on the Savannah.
Florida and Western Railway was near.
ing Live Oak, two negro hands got into
a quarrel, and one shot the other in the
head. 1t is not thought fatal Il seems
that the fuss grew out Of one man ask.
ing the loan of twenty-five cents from
the other, and On his refusal the quarrel
commenced and he WAS shot The man
who did the shooting escaped ofT the
train into the woods.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23

On the 10Th inst. in the senate, Mr..
Logan presented his labor arbitration
bill. 1t provides for commission Of
ARBITRATION. to be- appointed by the rres-
I1cnt. Ia consist of five members. one to
lie selected from the republican party,
one from the democratic party. one who
is not recognized as Il member of either
Of the tive parties, one from class Of
citizen, experienced in the management
and operation Of railroads not in the
employ. connected with or interested in
any railroad. corporation or railroad
company. ana one who is identified spe-
cially with the labor interests. The
commissioners are TO receive 81 900 per
wear
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-05-23
lsartv(OnslsteOcy,

For those who betray principle or
party, or party friends, for any
cause whatsoever We have nothing
but contempt. But all honor is
due - those who change party
faith for principle-who openly
avow the change-whO advocate
the doctrine that to them seems
good, and whose lives proclaim
the faith that's in them. Without
the converts made within the last
half dozen years, our party in Florida
would lose much Of its claim to rep.
resent the intelligence and honesty
of the state. We have democratic
administration to-day because those
who had been reared to hate AMI
fear "Southern Bourbonism" learn.
ed, on coming among us, that the
opposition WAS more to DO feared
and possessed the courage neces.
sary toan avowal of change always
dreaded only by the weak.
"who never doubted never half believed
Where doubt, there truth Is
Ills her shadow"
Aud those who pride themselves
on their eternal consistency may be
in The position of the bigots who
have refused enligh,ment and resist.
ed the progress Of improvement in
every age.
The southern democrat who has
stood by his party through mlsreP.
rcsentation and calumny; whose par.
ty faith has out lived defeat and sur.
vived the temptations of twenty
years may we'll be proud of his record.
His faith has known no changing
and his principle has been proved in
that crncible which separates always
the baser metals from the gold.
But rightly considered, the republi.
can from the north who has admit.
ted the influence of changed condi.
,ions-who has been willing to fol.
low the light once seen and has
done what in him lay to preach the
doctrine he believed the true one, is
entitled to still greater honor, even
a, Paul was the creates. of the Apps.
ties. And after these only comes
the republican, however mistaken,
who stands up openly for what he
believes to be the right, who strikes
down wrong aud upholds justice and
the law. 1t is the peculiar boast of
Florida that with US these three
classes can work together to give NJ
an honest government. Arm these
combined elements with the new
constitution, and the rascals mus,
look to God alone for pity.