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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-01-21
BOARDING SCHOOLS.
How Girls Are Benefited by Attending
Institutions of This Kind.

How Girls are Benefited by Attending
Institutions of This Kind.
"Shall we send the girls to boarding.
SCHOOL," Well, that depends good
deal upon where the girls live and what
their Compartments are. If the homo
of the young lady under consideration
is in the country or some small village,
there are reasons besides the superior
advantages for a book education why
it is best to send her away to school.
Contact with other minds and individ-
uals besides the narrow circle which
such places afford furnishes a valuable
part of the education which is to fit tho
young girl to be awoman. Going away
to school is not going to make smooth
all the rough places. but it goes long
distance toward giving young girl IL
certain self-reliance and confidence,
which are the best possible cures for
awkwardness. In the narrow circle of
relatives and intimate friends she feels
that she is understood and judged kind
ly. The moment she is set out among
strangers she says to herself: What
do they think of me?" The constant
reiteration of this question causes en-
barrassment and awlwardnesg. If she
is sent among people without any of
her own family to fall back upon she
must stand upon her own merits, and
she will find that in the main people
are much kinder than she gave them
credit for.
BY all means let the school be care
fully chosen. In u good school the
young girl besides her studies and con-
tact with people, learns system, and
comes under discipline which is good
for her. Tho meals are regular, the
sleep is regular, and a certain amount
of exercise is insisted upon. To the
girl who has been rather spoiled" at
home and allowed to retire at one or
two, rise ut ten or eleven, and subsist
on fruit cake and pickles, never walk
ing over two blocks if she can help it,
such change is highly desirable.
Something to do every day, and u stated
time to do it in, with obligations which
must be met. is discipline which. even
If not kept up, is Invaluable. Detroit
Tribune
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-01-21

A leading jewelor in town has solved
an idea for rings this season which is
destined to inspire coyetousness, if it
has never been inspired before, in the
female breast. Of course. nothing can
be done to him Tor thus setting lovely
women by the ears; there is no law
that can reach his ease that | know OF;
therefore all we can do is to submit
gracefully and make some sweet
creature ecstatically happy by giving
her "tripartite" ring. The saying
that two's u company and three's Il
crowd must be regarded rs altogether
fallacious in the matter of rings. This
one in particular, at all events, consists
of three separate circles. each set with
row of five diamonds. sapphires,
rubies, the red, white, and blue form
lug II mnst brilliant combination. 1t
wouldn't be wise to say just how
effective these three independent
clusters are on pretty hand, because
every girl can not have such fetching
present and the majority of adorable
divinity must be contented to wear
some other STYLES. Nevertheless "thc
triplets' 10 quite the gem of this ring
giving-timc OF year. Boston Herald
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-01-21
QUEER BIOGRAPHIES.
The Result OF Permitting Eaci, Cong ress-
MAJ 60 Write Ills Own History.

The Result OF Permitting Each Con .ress-
MAJ so Write Ills Own HISTORY.
1t is well known that the Senators
and Congressman write their own biog-
raphies that appear in the Congress
sional directory. This fact makes them
all the more interesting. The states
men are allowed in a general way to
say what they please, but there are
plenty Of instances where the compiler
of the directory has to do some pretty
thorough pruning in the way of guam
tity, and correction in the way of the
grammar and photography.
One Arkansas Congressman wrote an
answer to the usual request that would
have filled dozen pages OF the direc-
tory. He gave the full history of his
own and his wife's families, the char
acteristics of his children, the names of
the husbands and wives and children
of those married, and introduced sew
| eral Illustrated sketches in bear and
bee and coon hunting. He introduced
poem on spring written by his second
eldest son, gave the names Of two young
! fellows, rivals for the hand of one OF
his daughters named Pink" and de-
scribed the distress he was suffering
over the question of which she would
choose. The compiler cut the "biog-
raphy" down to eighty lines.
Another member from Georgia de-
scribed among other things an infic-
ton he had endured in the form of a
skin disease, and named the patent
medicine manufactured in his State by
which he was cured, and advised all
his prospective brother Congressman
to use the same medicine if they be-
came similarly affected.
This advertisement was cut out, of
course, "a performance that cut the
Congressman off from q handsome
sum, probably, which he would have
received from the enterprising firm Of
manufacturers of the blood purifier. "
A Kentucky Congressman once in
his biography described stock farm
owned by him, named the horses, gave
their pedigree, records and prices.
Another Kentuckian mentioned,
among other events of his eventful
life, the number of fights he had been
in, and gave descriptions of two in
each of which he had killed man.
and gave the names of the men he had
slaughtered.
One Ohio man gave the number Of
sheep he owned. the fluctuations in the
prices of wool in an elaborate table
and introduced strong protest against
the reduction of the duty on wool, all
of which was sacrificed.
A Congressman from Iowa sent in
his biography in verse, and very bat
verse, too.
Another from the same State stated
that he was living separate from hi:
wife, but in detailed statement laiC
all the blame upon her and appealed t.
his brother Congressman to overlook
the matter, and to the Speaker not tt
allow himself to be influenced by it il
assigning him to committees.
You can make pretty fair estimat,
of the men in Congress by their biogra
phies, and it is an interesting thing t.
look them over. Cincinnati Gazette.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-01-21

--Butterscotch: One cup of molasses,
one cup of sugar, one-half cup of but
ter. Boil until done, trying as for mo-
lassos candy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

tSunte wohI 8ii9of 8isser iberIaFen
bleibsn. 0as bic innere 2eituns bes SEQ.
9auies anssbt, brau9t bieisIbs ia nidt In
Sdnbeu bes Boards su istn, ionbern
fOnnte benen bes5tapbaeIs. 8erein iiberssben
nerber.
Slater S1wenuiser IdBt fl9 uors
erf iber bic einidlisisen @sisse bss Staas
tes Nem gort aus, bsmertt bann aber, baB
man in bteier Sa1e ni9t su porsilis fem
ious. 8Osu awei 9sieuidaftsn nebsus
chamber, bic am ielben Srte gang senuu
bsnielbsn Suet psrfoIsen, Der &apbasI'ss
9erein unb bic SEQ: Sauss 6 Corporations
Wdre es ni9t pieI uort5eilbaftsr, ben &as
pbael'ss8 erein bier au reorsantfren, eineu
iber aIe beuti9en 9emetnbeu Der Ser.
Staaten ft9 sritrsfenbeu amsritanii1sn
&aptaeIs:S erein 81 bilben, wsI9er In
New 9ors seieSli9 incorporirt uerben unb
bas 2eos6aus ais fem @isentbum ibers
nebmen iou2 SeIbifuerftdnbIi1 wini1e
er, baB Siidof Wtsssr benz nsuorsaniiir:
ten &apbaeI's'8 sreiu aIs 9rdfSent por'
ffebe.
@eueralpttar W i . n erpibert,
baB bic betreffenben Soridldse nod nidt
befinitip binbenb, fonbern nur prouiiorii9
ieten, nm uentsifens einmaI Der Sa9e stne
concrete 9eftaIt gu seben.
90 cling bic Debate poran, Bis Sater
9ofi9Heiber enbli9 ben prattii6en 8ors
i9las ma9te, suerif einmal elm 5aupt Der
sansen 8ewesuns gu MAIDEN. gs ioas
barum Der bo9w'ite 8ii9of Wtsser init
nod finf uon ibm su erudbIenbsn Serren
elm 2so;5auss Gomits biIben. DasisIbs
ioa an bic beuti9en fatboIii9en @emein:
ben einen aufruf e~rIafien um 9eIbbeis
trase.
Ser Nntras 6ofi9neiber's wurbs Elm.
thinning a%ugenommen, unb ernannte Btf6oi
Wisser BITE foIssnbsn Ssrren su WitsIies
bern befeIben: @eneralpitar Wap, P,
gonapsntura Srsp, o. NJ. c., u. S1pens
niger, 6. 9ofi@neiber unb U. @rieH.
@uf bic Nnfrase bes 8or1senben, NOS
bic sesenudrtis usriammsItsu Rsttorsn
fir's 9eo:6aus su tbun seneigt ieien, er.
CAB fi1 bis ibsrsiniiimmsnbe 3uiassnbe Nnt.
mort, 70 baB Der entbufaifii9e 8ater Eon'
uer, Der bersits friber 500 periOnli9 BET:
seiteuert, mod eine 3weite berartise Summs
ueriprod, unb i'm ibsritrSmsnbsn Sreubs.
sefibl iiber ben barmoniiden unb siniti:
gen 9erIauf ber 8srbanbluus, stn TIE
Deum gu iiusen uori9Ius. gbeniO muir:
ben CUR Steae $50, ais Betra3 pom be:
iabrten Slater 8ansis In 8rootlpn, ben
@omite iiberseben. Sisrmit wurbe BIZ
SsriammIuns sei9Io1en, unb t~rennten ft
bic 8etbeiIisteu NIT benz @efibls, baf
enbIt9 bic 2eobaussg inselssenbeit aud bie,
feften SUB sefaBt babe, unb baB enbIid
etnmal OF unb Weit NIT persinten &rdf'
ten our gbre 9ottes, gum 9eiIe ~uniere,
beutidsn fatboItiden ginwanberer, uni
gum Preiie bes SubsIpapffes SEQ bas 8sri
befOrbern uerben.
Gin EbetInebmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ser ,teme Sbmrnt bon Babel.

SIM sritsn Bu1e Woies, i'm pierten
8erie bes eIften Rapitels beiBt ss: ,Sie
ipra9en: 8oblan, lafst uns cine Stabt
bauen, unb etuen Eburm, bsfsn 9ipfsl
gum Simmel rsi1t; bsnn mir wouen uns
Elm Wert3ei9en MAIDEN, bamit mir uns
ni9t 3sritreasn ibsr bic Sld9e Der san3en
grbe".
gtwas aebnli9es beabfdtist man auf
Der Bartier Gusteuuns i'm Sabre 1889 Der
srftauntsn @slt In benz giffeItburm
au seisen. Wenn Yaris, mag f1 giffel
In elmer i1laHoisn Na9t seiast baben, als
bas Babel Der Sett3eit p~errufsn III, 70
ioa ibm aud bas @abrasi9en ni9t fsblen,
bur9 wsl9es iene Stabt 70 bsriibmt sepors
ben 1T, Der bimmslanrasente Gbu,m, bess
sIei9en auf Der ean3en Belt ni6t gu fins
ben 1T. 8ieIe Gage fam, seidnete unb
re6nete CT an isinem S1reibtil1 unb leate
bann feline BIdne Der &esierunsssg Commit
fion fit bic DEMONSTRATING Dor. Oils
man ftd iiber bic Soften seeinist bate, be-
sannen bic 8orarbsiten auf benz Bauplate
unb 3uslei9 ersinsen IN usri5iebsne
@ieBereien bic Quftrdse betreffs 2isferuns
bes n0ibiseu @iienmatertals. Waurer un6
S9lofer, S9miebe unb 3immerleute, ars
ditetten unb Te9niter purben eu9aairt unb
zines Cages, als bic llntsrmauerunssarbeis
ten fertis waren, iaben bic Barrier bic
eriten gifenbaItsn unb S9ienen In bic
Cuff binausrassn: bas gisantii6e 8ert
mai sreifbare Wirtlt1t sit geporben. Mit
%anipannuns aner Srdfte purbe monates
lang an benz Werte searbsitst, 70 baB es
iett bereits sur 9Dbe BON iiber 100 Rstsrn
ssf0rbert TT.
Dim @tusans gum WarsfeIb, NO auf
benz ltnten ufer Der Setue bic Sena'B Bride
auf benz Suai b'Sriap miinbet, befiubet
ii9 bic Stdtte, auf Der bas rieiise Rouus
meut 3eitsen6ifi9er Susenieurtunit erri9s
tet wtrb; es bilbet bas @ssenifid 3u benz
auf benz redtsn ufsr bes Stromes an bieier
Steue befinbIiden Grocabero : paIaite.
Bel auer 3ierlt1tett In Der BiIbuna ber
einssluen 4btbeiIunssn bat Der giffels
tburm, wie ct aIsemein senannt wirb. I'm
9eseniat gu benz sefdaisen 8au bss Gro.
cabero etpas Siiterss unb Walfiges, wie
90 oe' pet SutIptui'Uteu USo uetueHUeleIl
WateriaIs unb Der bur5 bic 0atur Der
Gnlase ~bebinsten Sorm, bic serabe In ben
Oberen Stotuerfen cine ar9itettonii6e
@Iisbsruns ausi4IieBt, ni5t aubsrs isin
Tam.
SUM- mddtis ausIabenbs Stufsn fibren
~ Der pou siner Balulfrabe e~iusefaBten
Serafie, auf Der ii9 Der @iisncoIoB srbebt.
Den llnterbau bilbsn pier Sotel, bic pom
chamber ie bunbsrt Wster e~ntfernt finb.
guf ibnen erbsben ii9 bic pier nod Der Sns
n~snfeite bes Suabrats chamber suaeneiaten
Ebirme, benz 2aien In ibrsr Contribution
Elm fait unentpirrbarss @epebe Don gifens
i4ienen, Trdsern, @iisnbalten, Stisen
unb &lammern. Die pisr Sbirme fub
u%utereinanber bur9 Runbbosen berartia
usrbunbsn, baB pier Gbors ssbiIbet perbsn,
bic tn ibrem MitteIpunsts ii9 pisr3is Dieter
iber benz @rbboben srbebsn. t1eber bielen
gOsen erbebsn fi@ bic StisbaItsn fir bic
9aqerie. ....
in Der 90be pom is9,is Mstsru bsfnbst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Seffreoner wdbrenb bes betItsen Spfe,s
but Der bo9p'ite 5err Warttn Wartr,
o. S. B., 9poitoIti9er 8icar pom 9atota
unb 8iidof BON Eibsrias, 3useiast. 0as
Yrdfbtam Bet Der sweiten ameritanti9
beuti1en &atboltten : 0eriammlung pirb
aus ra1benanuten Serren beitsben: Prds
ibeut, DR.. med. Nuouifus &aiier pom
Detroit; eriisr 9ices9rdiibsnt, u. o.
&attsrmann, Raufmaun unb Yrdtbent
bss ct. alopfiussD aiienuereins bierieIbff;
sreiter 9ice. Yrdfenbt, St. 9reuer, &aufs
mann bisrisIbf; S9riftfibrer, W. s.
Sperbed, abuotat, unb Sobauu &oIer,
&aufmann, bterislbif. 8ornebmli9 ma
den mir auf bic beiben sei9loRsnsn 8ers
iammlunsen aufmsrtiam, in benen bic
ueridiebeuiten 6rasen, Oh fe bas tir9li6e
obsr i~ociale @ebiet betrsfIen, elmer einsez
benbsu 0efprsduns msrbsn untsraoseu
psrben. Sn Besus auf bisisn 9untt tons
men f&riftIide antrdse an ben bo9w.
6rn. Wm. Tappsrt, &ector on Der Wutter
@ottess Rir9e In Gopineton, &p., sei9idt
psrbsn. Sdmmtli9e unterbreitste Sra>
gen psrben aud In ben sei9lofsnsn 8ers
fammIunsen CUR Debate fommsn. Wfit
&s9t pirb erwartst, baB f9 Oelesationsn
Der Wdnners unb SinsIines : 9ereine,
ferner Der @aiisn:, ct. 9~iucsnss unb
@eieasnsg ereine, llnterffatunss: @ereine,
SOoaIitdten unb ionitise tir9Ii9e 9ereine,
iouie ale &atboItten, uenn ie aud tsiuem
8ereine ansebOren, gang Defenders IN ben
sei9Iofeneu Seriammlunsen betbeilisen.
Der ameritanii9e beuti9e &atboIitentas
bot fi9 bamit bic tatbolti9en @suerals
9eriammlunsen Deuti9lanbs, wel9e 10
eminent 9roBartises s~eIsiitet babsn, gum
Wuftsr genommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Sbr tennt, ebrwarbiss Braber, bic 3sits
srbdltnife. 9luf Der etnen Sette ifnb BITE
Reni4sn pon elmer uubdnbisen 2sieuutb
5efeeIt, auf Der anbern Seite erstest ft9
Elm Strom i@le9ter S9riften. IS tann
faum sei@tIbert perben, weI9en S4aben
bteie tastdslt9 ben Sitten unb ber &elis
giou sufisen. 0arum ieib eifris baraui
beba9t. burd Bitten unb grmabnen unb
aaf anbsre @siie bic @Idubisen pom ieneu
unIautern Suellen fernsubaIten unb fe au
befern gu fibreu. Sebr niitlt9 wtrb es
fem, penu unter elerer auff9t unb 2ets
tuns Easesbldtter eri3etnen, wel6e BEN
por allen Setten barserei1ten Site setts
seutdB sn~tsesenwtrten, unb bic @abrbett,
Susenb unb &eIision f4aten.
Geo XIII. an bic portusiefideu gii6Ofe.
1886.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Som &atboIifentaae

meIbst Der r@abrbsitsfreunb" pom Gin
ctnnatt bas Rdbsre:
r0is bo9p'ften Serren giidOfe unb
gsbte bsuti4er 5unss ftnb our Ebeilnabms
on Der 3wetten ameritanii1 sbeutf6en Ra.
tbOlitens9 eriammluns, psIds am Wontaa,
ben g., unb 8ienitas, ben 4. September,
bier itattfnbet, bur4 bas bisfse 2otaIs
Gomtte einssIabsn uorbsn. Der pon eau.
fen6en sriebnte &atboIitsntas pirb In Der
bisftsen 81. Orsifaltistsits ; Rirde burd
eth pom bo4p'ften 9rn. @r3bif&of gIbsr
celebrities PontifeaIs9lm t sar anrufuna
bss 81. Settles siHssIsitet perbsn. MIS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
A6tans i6r Sat6oftRen !
Die eti.a,,e oes BERT. gtas TX.

@tr sriu9eu Sie i~nffdnbtsf, alien benen
NIT sursul suten @taeu uub eurer @unif
bei3uifsbsn, bic, NIT @eiff besabt unb NIT
s~eniseHbsr &enntntB ausseriitet, ft9 on
Bite Mrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Settuns
gen our 8ertbstbisuus unb 8erbrettuns Der
fatbOIii9en 9sbre per6ffentIiden.
@ncpcliea gtus TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Seri6t iber ole 2eosSaus.Ser
iammlun8 tn Nep Dorf.

9m 2. SuIi b. 8. srIisB bsr bo5w'fe
''dOf o NeUart folsenbe @inIabuns
bsuti3en Pfarrer Don Rsw Yort
sSenb:
irbiser 9err Yfarrerl
Jodpirbsn tbsiIs i9 anbur9 nit,
liter aus ben wsitli9sn Staaten
lpeI5e an ber Bepesung sur
zines @misrantenbauies fir
TIDE @inwanberer In bsrpors
GntbeiI nebmen, am ~.
t NIT ben 8srtrstern bes
unb NIT ben pfarrern
gort, 8rootlpn unb
gu pflesen pini9sn.
ct. &apbasIss8 sreins
irben sbenio brinssnb
er 9eratbuns Elm, unb
er f9ern grpartuns
wiais tommsn, um
t cine Sa@s 81 f6rs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Die gttut,ue 2eo'S XIII.

9afet euer 2t9t leu9ten Dor ben Wens
t9eu, bamit fe euere suten @erte iebeu.
tlub Der 9err sebe eu9 ba3u Setnen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas in garma srideinsnbe 8latt
Luce Qsu&te), gnfaus 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
2tutoritat ,.no Sretbeit.

in unterer Sett Der Se9rtnsuermtrruno
gilt bic autoritdt ais Der @egenias, BIZ
8erueinuus. Der Cob Der Srsibsit. DAT
bic Beiben uueebinbert unb unsei9mdlert
neben chamber ~srtftirsn unb wirfen ton:
men, eri9etnt aIs cine llnm6sIi1tsit.
9enno9 1T nidts einfa9er un6 tlarsr.
Dime bic &utorttdt wdre bic Sreibeit fir
uns Weni9en cine perberbenbrtn9enbe
9abe. 0te Iutoritdt 1T eben cine pon
9ott 9ewihen Wsni1en ibertrasene @es
malt, BITE Srsibsit Der iibrissn au f9isen,
au unteritisen unb In Tbdtisteit 3u ieSen,
fetnespess aber bic Sreibeit Der anbsrn gu
bemmen unb su psrtirssn. Gum gers
ftdnbniB bieier @abrbett mIfeu mir bic
fatbolii9e 9ebre pom Daisin zines psriOns
Ii9en @ottes, S96pfers unb Qenters ber
@sIt, BITE 2sbre pom Sdnbenfale, be,
Sfenbaruns unb grlOiuns bur9 gbrtffus,
bic 2ebre pon Der s0ttIi9sn Senbuns bel
fatbolii9eu &tr9e unb uon 2ebrautoritdt
bes Papfes ais S~berbaupt Der Stride Dor:
ausieten.
8on ben 2iberaIsn werben bieie @abr.
beiten gang ober gum EbeiIe ~geleugnet.
Ber aber bic grbiinbe Ieusnet, muB aud
bic Iutoritdt %leusnen. 0enn, 1T bic
meni3It9e Nutur ni3t peri9ls1tert, banu
1T Der &usbru9 Der 2eibeni9aften poQbes
re4tt9t, neil natirli9 unb %natursemdB
unb bann iinb @utoritdten unnatirlt9 unb
wiberre9tIi6. ST aber na9 benz Sins
benfaIe, wie bic tatbolti9e Stride Iebrt,
bic meni6Ii3e Gr~teuntniB psrbunteIt unb
Der meni3li9e WiQe gum B6ieu eeneist,
bann bebiirfen mir cine pon Soft 9eian6te
autoritdt, nm uniere ~perbunteIte @rtennts
mfg gu Ieiten unb u~nieren i5pa5en unt
gum SOien geneisten Wiuen 3u unter.
fifteen uno 3u re9eIn. Soft ieste fattiit
bic 4utoritdt Elm, tnbem ct bas @eib BEN
Wanne unterparf. 0as Weib reprdien,
ttrt bier bic Sdmtlie uub bic meni6lt9e
@eieui9aft. Die autorttdt erbdlt pon
SOFT cine 3wetfa9e 9ewalt: bic B.
benbe, ybetn Wiqe fol- benz Ranns
'~porfsn fem; bic 9iscipIina r.
t: v@r iou betu Serr isin."
Mere 0etberre5tler unb Re9t.
''fe Stelle rsifi9 erpdsen d!
nur Soft auein.
aIs bic zines @eld6p.
ais Der S96pfer is
TtQe @ottes 1T benz.
'ise S9rante unie:
Sretbsit bsitsbt
u~nsebinberten
b Babrbeit,
>ern IN ber
III nUsm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

8om barmberSisen Samariter .-0uc. 10.
Sorut. ben ~. GuqEjf Clara, Sal. II. 9btiI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-16
EVEN FREE RIDES FAIL.
Republicans Trying to Manufacture En-
thusiasm With Passes.
TALKING FOR THE TARIFF.
Enthusiasm Greets the Mention of Hon
Eugene Wilson's Name ALI Over
the State.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe
PRESTON, MIMI, Oct. 15.-The fran
tic G. o. P. made another effort TO get
up little enthusiasm tonight. They
spent the day drumming up recruits to
go to Harmony to assist in giving a
grand reception to Col. j. A. Johnson,
who came to tell the farmers what he
learned about foreign labor and free
trade while on pleasure trip through
Europe. The call for recruits resulted
in bringing together about forty persons
to join the excursion, and some of them
were non-partlsans who were induced
to 90 by the gift of tickets for the
round trip. Mr.. Johnson is a
manufacturer from Madison, Wis,
and his audience failed to see
the consistency of his asking protection
for an industry from which he made
profit enough to enable him to go across
the ocean for pleasure while they have
been obliged to mortgage their farms to
keep from starving. ProhibitiOnist
Robert Taylor, who spoke to large
audience here Saturday evening. spiked
many of Mr.. Dunnell'S guns. His de-
nunciatlonS of salary grabbers were so
bitter that few Republicans gave vent
to their wrath in Kisses. Mr.. Taylor
said that while the Democratic party
had never posed as temperance organ
iZation they had done far more in the
way of legislation for the promotion of
temperance than had the Republicans
with all their high moral pretenSionS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-16
Flashed Under the Sea.

Lord Mount-Temple is dying in London.
Sig. Crispi, The Italian prime minister yes
terday held a long and cordial interview with
Count Herbert Bismarck.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Pierre Mahoney, member of parliament for
North Meath, for melting tenants not to pay
rent.
Emperor William is expected in Hamburg
on the 18th TO inaugurate some new bonded
warehouses and participate in other cere-
monies.
block of buildings adjoining one Of the
docks on Buchanan street, Glasgow, that was
destroyed by fire on Sunday collapsed yes
terday, causing loss of 10000.
The pope is making arrangements for the
holding of a consstofy, at which he will de
holiness of the emperor of Germany.
1t is stated that Germany, without directly
intervening in the TuniSian schools question,
will recommend that the French government
settle the matter amicably with Italy.
The French government has issued an
order forbidding the reception of foreign
officers in the military colleges of France
and also forbidding their service in the
army.
Twenty thousand copies of DR., Mackenzie's
book have been seized by the police of Leip-
sic. The police are visiting the book shops in
Berlin, aud are Selling all copies of his book
wherever found.
Advices from Java state that a conspiracy
against the Dutch residents has been dlscOV-
cred at Madnra. Forty-tWo of the ringlead-
ers in the movement were arrested, and
eleven others, who refused to surrender,
were shot.
Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary of
state, has issued a circular to all the papal
nuncios at foreign courts, which states that
the pope is satisfied and pleased with the
visit of Emperor William and that the latter
recognizes the pope's sovereignty.
The story that three sailors who deserted
from the German gunbOat Moewe had been
eaten by natives at Zanzibar proves upon in
quiry to be unfounded. The men were killed
by the natives, and their bodies when found
were badly mutilated but it is believed that
the mutilation was done through fetichism.
Two thousand customs officials were en-
ployed in Hamburg, Germany, yesterday, in
collecting from the citizens declarations of
the possession OF dutiable articles. the duties
wherein have beloI ged to the Hamburg
state, but which Will i'll future go into the
imperial treasury, Hamburg receiving mill
tary subsidy of {, 1000, 900 marks annually.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-16
IN = SEA OF MUD.
Races at Lexington Run in the
Rain.

Races at Lexington Run in the
Rain.
Special to the Globe.
LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. 15.-All of to-
days races were run IN the rain, and
not over LOCO people witnessed the
sport. The track was sea of slush and
mud. The winners Of the first three
races were post favOrites, their mud
running qualities being well known. In
the last race, however, Hindoocraft, the
third choice, won easily, upSetting a
great pot on Sportsman and King Re-
gent. Gen. w. IL. Jackson, of Nash
vile, Tenn, purchased to-day, of Milton
Young, the chestnut mare Tattoo, by
Great Tom. dam Sparrow grass, dam of
Boot Jack. The price is private, but it
is known to be i'll the thousands. Tat
too, in addition to being a good race
mare, is bred like the dam of Proctor
Knott, and this is Gen. Jackson'S reason
for purchasing her at fancy price, as
he proposes to breed her to Great Tom
SUMMARIZES.
First race. three-fourIhS mile-Catalpa
first, Stewart second, Blue Stone third
Time, 1:l9l2.
Bridge Light second. Lizzie L third Time,
1:4S4.
Third race, fye-eighths mile-Princess
Bowling first, Zulu second, Adrienne third.
Time. l :G054.
Fourth race. thTee-fourths mile-Hindoo-
craft first. King Regent second Sir Edward
third. Time, l:30S4.