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ans eem pberen 9haIs.

GarbnnbaIe.-9er 1s Sabre aIte
Grant Compton erlitt om Oiittpod
bur6 ben Suftritt zines GieIs einen
S9dcsIbru9.
= Gin ipan6ernoer Druder 9Iamens
SObn S. Zach poIlte am SamItag
Wlorgen bic Sour bon @arbpnoaIe na6
Scranton entlans bem Del. & 8. @es
leife MAIDEN uno ipurbe in gedpille bon
einem SObIenSuse iiberfabren unb ses
tbotet. Gr mar etipa 35 Sabre alt unb
itammte aus 9IIbanp. q. ..
Der an Der 8abn aneeitslIte
WatbiaS Saoen purbe am Spnneritag
9lbenb in @Ienburn bon sinem 8abns
suse iiberfabren, auf ben er iteisen
nolIte, Dian bradte ben Wlann mad
oem bieiissn SoIpitaI, no er nod in
Der gia4t itarb.
= Der SIOtpade Stephen Somfie
luuroe am Montas an Der Grie 9abn
in Soreit Gitb bur6 einen S6neIIsus
lberfabren uno set6otet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21
Raijer Sriebrtdbs Grl6inns.
5rsitas 8Ormittae IL llbr-GRne
Ioesstampf. im
sJns unb ausIanbs.

9otsbam, 15. SUM. aaiIsr Srisbs
rid itarb beute 8ormittae i nbr, ums
ssben bon ber eansen fbnieIi6en Sas
aiIis.
" Yoisban, 10. SUM. @abrsnb ber
sanlsn 91a&t ppm Donneritas gum
5rsitas bsrriGte i'm tSBisIi6sp Palais
Die dneitli@te Spannuns. Der &aiier
lag i'm Sterben, unb ss mar nur cine
Sraee bon ipenieen Stun6en, ipann
6as Gnbe eiptgsten ipiirbe. 2isfe Stile
berrIGts BURG bas srobs GsbSube, muir
un:.. :....6rcAsn pHr& ben IeiieB AnrIf Der
8adpoften. ~: ~: auf aaeH SsitsH fans
ben. Ser iOnisIi9s Du,s:..s LAG ~ 81
mem 9immer, bas nur 6reibie SUB bon
benz sn:fernt III, ipo er baS 2i&t ber
@sIt erbIidt batts. Ssjn StsrbeIaser
mar Elm einfabes 8ett nit 1ieEine9es
ftea. an isiner Settle iaB bic aaiisrln,
bic bier i8On ;pei Gage lang ssipa6t
bate, Der &ronprins nit bIei6em,
ernitem @eFdt, fam ale paar Dlinuten
auf ben SubipiBen in bas 8immer, uno
sin8 bann leife in ben Sdlen unb auf
Der 0eranba auf unb ab. SeIten
iprad ct Elm Bort 3u Semanben.
Dabrenb bes Cages parsn bic ardfte
be,s 8aifers Retis seiuntsn; ale BE.
miibun,, zen ber Aerste, ben 8erfaa aufs
,ubaItsn. peren perssbIid. Wis feline
Todtsr Sophie, bic seftern adbsbn
Sabre aft tpnrbe unb Sie er ;u ieben
tptnI&te, su ibm tam, fOnnts sr fsinen
@IadtpunIa ni9t mebr bur1 bic Sprds
DE, ionbern nur bur9 einen Ijsbeboaen
8lid ausbrlden. Die Yrin;eI(in bate
unter anperen @eburtstassseldenf
eiRen Sd6sr bon Der GrbprinSsIiin bon
SadbIens Msininsen befommen. Dies
fen nabm Der 8aiier in bic San6 unb
fd6eIte iid eins 3eit lang bamit.
Sunberte bon 9eIesraWmen aus alien
IbeiIen Der @slt famen an; bic aais
Ierin las ale benz Qranfen ber. CT
bate aIe unb iebe 2raft su fpre&en
perIoreH unb ibrieb nur bon 9eit ~
Belt nit iGtSaher Sanb einise gBorts
nit sinsm 8Ieiitift auf fIsine Streifeu
8apiere nieber. Auf sinem Itanb
SD fibIe, baB Or. Madensie nqei
setbaH bat, mas msnIdIiHe @ilienr
| f4aft, @adlnmfeit uno @ei9idli6teii
tbun fonnte, nm nssin 2sben 3u perldn,
germ. SD bante ibm,"
Auf einem anoeren 9etteI idrisb er
SD babe mein 8eitss bsriudt, msiu'
gHibt etesn @ptt un6 mein 2anb A
tbun. SD fttle ieBt mein Gnbe bsrani
uabsn. @ottes @iae asihebe !"
| Or. Madentie F6Bte bem patientei
bon 3eit ;u 9eit ettuas 9abruus buSf
cine R6bre elm, benn sesen Abenb tua
Der 8aiisr nidt mebr i'm Stanbe, Rab
run9 einjunebmen. gDGbrenb Der Rad
ipe@feIten Dbnma@ten un6 Iifte au
eenblide nit chamber ab 4; mandmo
, f&ien er i6on tobt su isin, 6a ber @tber
nur San, f6pa@ mar. 5drit 8is
; mard. bic DliniFer, unb anbere BOT
8eamts hieben ben srbbtsn 9bsiI b,
Radt i'm 9aIais.
. @dbrenb bes erfen 9beiIes Der glad
) mar Der 8uitanb bes aaiIers perbdIl
: nibmabis gut. I'm Mitternadt Iab
nod cine haIbe StuuSe i'm 2ebnltub
T I'm brei ilbr Roreens nber erreid
!. bic S4pd&e einsn 70 besentlidC
0 Grab, bob bic 8sripanhten, iueIHe b
n 9aIais berIaHsn battsn, tsIssrapbif
It suradserufen ipurben. I'm bier III
s tpurbe ber aaifer unrubig, iporduf Il
n bic sunse 6au,iIie in ksm anlso6enbl
Is Siuimer beriammeIte. Der Sofpreb
ger 9eriius bate felt DOnnsrItas b
n paIais ni@t berIafsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21

Gmerifa eibt ii1 nod immsr ben In
f6ein, aIs Oh er 8eratbunsen pfieete
aber ba bas bemofratifHe Tidet bereiti
aufeeiteQt III une haS republifaniih
bieie Mohe in Gbicaeo auiammenee'
itelt iuerben fol-, 70 iit bic aufmerfiam
teit ben Nbeeorbneten unb Senatorer
boafdnbis bur6 ,,politics" in aniprud
eenomnlen. 50 oft eine Debate Der,
iu9t tpirb, ipirft Semanb cine AnipieI.
uns auf bic nd6te Mabl bin, unb fo'
fort fommt es su bisieem Parteieeadnfe.
Aus bieiem @runbe iit es febr erfldrs
LID, baB Der Senat bem Sii@ereipers
trag nidt burhberatben bat, unb baB
baS SauS bon Der Tarifbia nod feline
bunbert 5eiIen er6rtsrte. Wieber purs
ben ale Amenbements 3ur Iarifbiq
bertrorfen, bic bon 8epubIifanern ooer
8anbaIIiten aussineen, tpdbrenb einise
9uia$antrdee bss glusI9uies fur Rits
tel uno @ese aur Mnnabme eelaneten.
Gin neuer @eianbter beS beutf4en
@ei9es, @raf 9lrep 8oIIsp. 1T in
Waibineton einsetrpffen. DerieIbe
fpra@ ben 9anf isiner 8esieruns fiir
bic TbeiInabme aus, tpel@e baS ameri,
fanii@e 8olf beim Iooe 8aiier 99ils
beImS befun6ete, unb perIiderte, baB
9euti9Ianb bic itdrfften Spmpatbien
fiir bic Ser. Staten beee. Selbftpers
itdnbIid tpurbe ibm nit dbnliaen S5fs
lidfeitSpbrafen geantiportet.
General SHERIDAN, an befien Nufs
fommen man idon perstpeifelte, bat iid
in Der abgeIaufenen @ode ipieber 10
ipeit erboIt, bab man auf p6qise @ss
neiune boffen barf. Daeeeen 1T feline
mebr ais 80 Sabre aIts Mutter in Der
alien Seimitatte au Somsrist, o., ee.
itorben.
@dbrenb ionit i'm Aasemeinen bas
@ebiet ipeitIi4 bonn aaesbenps@ @ebirse
tpGbreno eeS Spmmers an 9rpdenbeit
Isiost, bat es bsuer eber iiber 3u bieI
Resen gu Hagen. SAT- ale Wlittel. unb
@efs Staaten Bis an bic 9lodp Dlouns
tains batten enorme atmoIpbdriihe Hies
berlhldee ;u bersei9nen, bic fteaens
meile in BoIfenbriide ausartsten. guf
ber oberen SaIbinfeI bon M9isan unb
in bem ansren;enoen 9beiIe bon 8iSs
coniin unb Wlinneipta resnete es unilns
terbro4en 48 Stunben lang. Der st.
2ouissSlub i1poa Su einem furHtbaren
Strome an, unb Der fleine 9aless8a4
ereOb 0aHermafen iiber feline Sale,
bic an ben 3iaeara erinnerten. Clos
auet, elm Stdbt4en an benz sIeibnu'
mieen 5Iuiie, Der iid in ben Superior'
See ersiebt, tuur6e bolIltdnbis iiber.
f&psmmt, iObab bic 8spObner ii9
fli6ten mubten. 9ort, ipie in Sonb
bu Sac, g8is., ipurben SOIspOrrdtbe
fortsei9pemmt, bic eiuen Bertb bon
elmer baIben MilIion babsn. Die bur1
ibre 8upferbersiperfe beriibmte Stabt
Calumet am SuperiorsSee bate bur6
fdpere @eipitter 3u leiben, ebenio bic
NniisbsIuns Sort gates in 9atota.
0ian sIaubt, bab bic 8eesnSiiiie aud
Der grnts S4absn sussfdSt babsn.
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@eip6lbe.

aaIienI6rdute in allen tsusIi9tn @roben
weroen innerbaIb Der 0iebes. uno Btuerlt4.
eren @ewolbs gu Rreiien bon $40 aufEuarfs
ueTmietbet.
9ie Gompaauie nimmt Bertbioten, Gil
ber. Sob, Suusleu etc, biIlig in aufbeiuabr'
ung
Stitameuie, lleberidreibuueeu, Sppotbetsn
uno anoere wsrtbpoae 9uiumente, lpenn nibt
pon beitmmtsn Bertb. 81 per 9a1r oosr nu4
mad Dem llmfan9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21
8eiteIlt Sas ,,@o6enbIatt" t"-sI
enthaIt ALE gto6ri9ten-nur s2.00.

~ ONlANNN NAN ggN1SNtNAfAAtA Np
entbaIt age gta6ri9ten-nur s2.00.
- Den 3eitamsntsanfe6trn Bat
Der Jti4ter SianIsm in Rem gOrt gan,
seb5ris auf bic Singer gefIepft, Or
entidieo in einem beitimmten Sale, bas
bic 9Ofsn oss groseiies gang auss
I6IiebIid bon benen Su traesn paren,
bic bas Teitament beliritten batien.
aud flete er biniu, er iyeroe nit allen
9rdften babiu ipirfsn, eab bic iribols
glnfedtuns bon 1eitamenten, bic in ben
lcbten Sabren seruoesu Elm @smeiniba,
ben seipOrben 1T, mbsIi6it sntmutbist
pirb.
Sn Ser Sbat 1T Sas Iebr noibpenbta,
eenn namentIid bic 8ermddtniHe rel.
der 2eute fur 5ffsntIide 8iISunes. oeer
MDbItbdtieteitsnpltaIten treten beut,u.
taee nur nod felten in araft, obne 6at
einisen ansebIi1 ,.bernadIdIIiaten'
Grben p6er 6eren Nbbcfaten cine bseeus
tenbe Nbiin6unssIumme besabIt ntro,
8ieIe glepOtuten bssen bic ,,iiberaan.
esnsn" Grben sum Prp,siie dui uni
iibernsbmen bic Sibrune besfeIben oe'
gen bas 8eripredsn, bab ibnsn 81,
Sdlfte oeS erIiritteaen 8aubss be,abl
tpIrb. ScIde 9erIe ssb5ren bon Redts,
ipesen ms Su6tbaus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21

Die post mortem' llnteriu9ung be'
fdrdnfte ii6 aui Seeiruns bes SaIles,
beS 8ebltopfs unb ber 2uneen. SIN
8eblfopf, ber bur6 giterune SeritDrt
mar, fano man eln Sod bon Der @rDbe
elmer 8InoerfauIt. Or. DtadenSie ers
fldrt in bem Beri9t, ben er auf 9lncros
nuns oeS &aiier Wilbelm ausarbeitste,
bab oaS 2sioen obne allen .3neifeI &ebI
topffrebs eeipeien. gluberoem bsibt es
nod in bem 8eridt, oaB bic DiaenoIe
beSbalb 70 auberorbentlib ibiper su itels
len eetpeien, ipeil bas llebeI ben 3sbls
fopfs8norpel bon oben herab ansefreTs
fen unb fpdter iid buuptfd9lid i'm uns
teren Ibeil beS 8norpelS entipideIt babe.
Die ,,9atiOnaI' 8eituns" iast, bic Ob.
buction babe erSeben, oab Der &eblfopf
ppatdnois BON &rebS ssritbrt ipar un6
bab putrioe 8ron6itis eingetreten mar.
Die 2uftr6brendIte ieien in tart ent,dn,
betem 3uitanbe Setpeien unb fauIenbe
3elgetpsbstbeiIden ieien in benleIben
eefunoen ipproen. Der ean1e GebItopf
babe iih i'm 3uItanbs Der @iterung bes
funoen unb babe ben 9lnbIid elmer ipeis
den, flumpisen Maiie setpdbrt, in Der
faum cine Spur bon RnorpeIbiIouue
mebr su entoeden mar. Die 9lnnabme
iibrisens, bab bic Wanbune, ipelde bic
2uTtrbbre bon ber Speifsrbbre trennt,
burbbrpaen tpur, eripies li6 ais faIid.
Die gritidunssanfdlle, unter 6snsn Der
8aiIer in ben leBten Saeen Ieines 2ebens
su leioen bate, uno bic irrtbdmIihers
peiie auf iene mutbmabli6 bur6brods
enc Sdeioeipano sipii6sn 2uftrbbre unt
Speiier6bre suridsefdbrt tpurOen, ipas
rem, ipie ii9 ieBt nit 8eitimmtbeit er'
eibt, bic natiirli9e 6oIse bes ginlintens
unO 3uiammenfaaens (Goaapius) bss
8eblfopfs be1en 9norpeIbilcs
uns ;sritsrt peFpsn, 9lls birerts TOOsss
uria6e ii Suusenlabmuns anse8eten.
Sie Section bauerte cine Stun6e.
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Spars0epoften.

9ieie gompusuie i6snft epur.9spOFt.n be:
ionoere autmerfiamfeii. auf Dtlhe Hah bret
Monoteu uno barber 3iuien erlaubt peroen.
Der Bins iuiro balbidbrIi& gum Sapital &C.
fdlIaaeu. 9u aolgs bee 9roben 3apiials pon
Ss50,O0O, oas poll einbsjabIt iuuroe, miro Die
ier slaiIe bon 9epoiitoren bic o'nibar bette
Siderbsit 9eudbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21

Berlin, II. SUM. Die Orbnnnf
Der 2eiHenparabe bonn S6Ipb bis sui
5rie6enSfirde III bic foIsenbe : Nn ber
Spite ipirb cine AbtbeiliIns Sufanteris
marfhiren, tporauf bic 8eamten bes
faiIerIihen SnusbaIts fcIsen, bnnn bic
filnsirenbe @eihIidisit, bic AerSte bss
berftorbsnen 8aiferS, bic 9ammerbers
rem, bic Staatsminiiter nit ben SnIigs
nien Der faiisrIiden Bdrbe unO bic
Sofbeamten. Sierauf fOIst 6er 2si6ens
tpasen. Die 8artu6trdser, idmmtIi9
Sitter bes Sdna1en Nbler.O Orbens,
fin6 bic @enerdIe bon Der @pIb, bon
Tresfoip, bon OberniB unb bon Pape.
Gn ieber Ssite oes 2eidenipasenS ipers
ben stp6If @enerdle uno brei 9eneraIs
lieutenants geben.
5n6If @enerdle Der preubiIaen,
baprii9en unb idbfI9en 9lrmee idIies
ben ii6 unmittelbar binter oem 9ei9ens
nasen an. Sinter ibnen foIgt Genes
ralfel6mari6aa @raf b. 8lumentbaI
nit Der faiierIife Stanoarte, ;u beiien
Settle sipei @eneraIabiutanten ssben.
Sierauf ipirb 9aifer 8ilbelm nit benz
80nia bon Sa9ien, benz prinseu Seins
rid unb ben iibrisen 2eibtrasenoen Der
SamiIie iotpie ben frsmben
StiritIi6teiten nit ibren General.
tanten foIsen.
Die Ssierlidfeit in Der 8ir6e pirb |
benz WunI1e beS peritorbenen &aiIers |
semdB uno unter Der 9eituns bes Sofs |
fuplaus Or. abseI Dor ii9 seben. |
SObaIb ber 8us bic 8iras bstritt, bes
einnt Der Orsaniit nit einem prdIus
blum, auf bas ber CHORAL ,.Sei sstreu
bis in ben 3oo" folst. Damn ipirb bic |
eitursie seIefen iperben. @a66em Der
ebOruI sd peib, OuB mein grIDfer
Iebt" seiunsen iuoroen, bdIt Softaplan
8beeI cine Jiebe. Gum SdluB ipirb
Der GboraI ,@enn i6 einmuI foil i9sis
ben" 9eIuneen iperben.
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Sireftcrenratb ;

SanosIt aIs executor. aominiftrator, Gura.
tor, Getipiept. agent. pFeser, Sruftse uno
gomite uno ibernimmt Sruits jsoer Art unfsr
grneununa bon 6taaten, Seridteu, Corpora
iiouen uu0 Rriuaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21

Ornfs sStrbeiten isSsr 9Irt in bsr
~8 . d snbIatr Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21

qriDatimmer Sir Dumen un6 Samis
en- i'm stpeiten Stodicerte.
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@Ottlieh 3. 8rdmer,
SentTcber Mek0cr,
9O4 @ittStOH Glsenue.

Ditits riibmIid bsfaunis @dGaft Iiefsrt itts
eae btitt sltilh isctr 9Iri une eiite Phrft.
Raut- une SallhsilG, Stmali etc.
81 sinsm Stiuh laeti fTsuueliI sin
@attIitb 0. ardmeL
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JohH MrHtbrHft'S.
anb @Hraaef1aft,

IIU y = q B z.
Sttss sprrdtbie ale SorttH tdit bsutTbt
@urh tbeHio alIt Sprttu l}ltif6 trilsT Qua.
litdi, frtl6es, etiallsnfs unh anduhHies.
~ auf sEseHs auaHtiiStfn @urf nirs
IN NbiHs erianbi.
H Dbisss Gf&aft HiFh nae btati@a
NEl bttTisbsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21
GOLDSNIITHss.
Wholesale and Retail.

WnOItSaIt anu ktIaII. ).
|; @ir baben bic rei6baItisite z
I glusipabI esr nit 9ladiidt auf :
; Duuerboftisteit unsefertisten =
y @aaren, bic mir su biaieiten Z
2 9reiien Serfaufen. :
! @ie6erberfdufer bon S9ubs :
: ipsrf IinSen bel uns cine nous ;,
. itanbise gIustpubI uno t6nnen :
= eben 70 bilis fuufen, ipie in Zen s
D 5abrifen bes Ofens.
Gn9rDS unb Detail. :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21

Die fsinifen @eins, @Gampasner
uno Qiausuren.
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Sad a tp anna
Srnt nnO gafe 9epoFt
GDmpa8nte.

@eamte !.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-06-21

20 Ste. eas padst. SIN ap0tbsfsH ,i bsbsu.
TIE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, M,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-09
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

General Greedy has returned to Wash
ington.
Rider Haggard is said to be at work on
the promised sequel to "She."
Matthew Arnold says that the Ameri-
can funny men" are National calam-
ity.
The Rev. Stafford Brooke, of London,
is to come to this country on lecture
tour.
The Sultan of Turkey has commanded
that the ladies of the harem shall hence
forth appear decollette.
Tammany's headquarters at st. Louis
will be at the Southern Hotel and the
County Democracy's at the Lindell.
Bob Burdette says that the oysters of
San Francisco taste as though they were
bound in calf, library style.
Mr.. Gladstone has discarded the shah
by old victoria which he used to drive,
and now drives spanking turnout.
Prince Chun, Prime Minister of Chi
ma, has summoned DR.. Manson from
Hong Kong to act as his medical adviser.
Mr.. George w. Childs has invited a
number of prominent Philadelphians to
meet Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain at dinner
to-day.
The House of Commons began work
under the new rule last Monday-meet-
ing at o'clock In the afternoon and adj
journing at midnight.
Ex-senator Tabor was arrested at Den
yer Monday for opening his opera-house
in that place Sunday night for a sacred
concert by the Carleton Opera Com
pany.
George r. Sims, the author of 'Osler
Joe" and "Harbor Lights" is just 81
years of age. He makes upward of $20,-
600 year by his pen, and was unheard
of ten years ago.
General John G. Blacks friends think
that his Vice Presidential chances are
being heightened by the selection of st.
Louis as the place of holding the Demo-
cratic National Convention.
The young man who killed an actress
IN Denver some time ago has been ac-
quilted OF murder on the ground that he
committed the act during an attack of
"transitory frenzy" The gentler sex
no longer hold a monopoly on the "emo-
tional insanity" dodge.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-09

The American Society for Psychical
Research has recently been investigating
the matter and comes to the conclusion
that among even educated people one
man and two women out of every ten
are superstitious to the extent that they
would not sit down at dinner party of
thirteen could they avoid it, nor look at
the new moon over their left shoulder,
or start off on trip Friday. OF course
its investigations were made among edu-
Gated and refined people. and the socie-
ty processes surprise at the result. But
the Pioneer Press commenting on the
subject claims the proportion is in reali-
ty much larger than that given. It says
nearly everybody has some pet hobby
of his own, and while q man may scott
at many particular phases as they are
brought up and claim to be free of belief
in them, yet 1t is more than probable
that he has some secret superstition
which warps his actions, but which be
is careful not to betray for fear of ridi-
Guile. How much truth there is in this
no doubt many Of our readers can testify.
Verify, we are a superstitious lot.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-03-09
MoRE: ABOUT TIE MILE Bill


Each day brines fresh evidence that
the Cleveland Mills tariff bin was formed
without any good idea Of what It's effect
would be. The great Democratic cry
has been, Reduce the surplus, and that
has been supplemented by another,
The manufacturer Is protected. and not
the farmer. So far as reducing the sur
plus u concerned, the best informed are
in doubt whether the reductions In GUS
toms duties made by Mr.. Mills bill will
really cut down the surplus at all. The
reduction caused by the additions to the
free list are very likely TO be overcome
by the larger revenues which win come
from increased importations of articles
where only reduction Of duty has been
made. Mr.. Mills is himself forced to
admit that he is uncertain what the re-
duction of the surplus will be, and Is al
ready Fastening to get his internal rev.
enue bill ready 30 that some certain re-
duction can be shown when the con-
sistency of himself and party on the sur
plus question is questioned. The way
the bill treats the Northern farmer is a
pretty commentary upon Mr.. Cleve-
lands late solicitude for the agriculture
list, whom he asserted was being robbed
IN order that the Eastern manufacturer
might enjoy the benefits of protection.
What do We find our administration
tariff bill dong for the farmer-the
Minnesota farmer, for instance? Not
only is bis fax and wool put on the free
list, but even the protection which he
has enjoyed on his cereals-wheat, oats,
barley, etc. land bis beef, Is wiped out
by this Democratic product of Texas
craftsmanship. The sugar planter of
Louisiana is not particularly disturbed
and the Northern farmer gets no reduc-
ton in the price he pays for his sugar
or molasses. Nor are the coal barons of
Pennsylvania, of whom that eminent
tariff reformer and administration adj
herent, VIM. L. Scott, is prominent
one, disturbed by having to compete
with foreign mines. They will go on
serenely robbing the people of the
Northwest as they have in the past,
while the products of this part of the
country will have to stand unprotected
against the competition of Canada. II
President Cleveland really entertained
the views that have been credited to
him that there is lots of free trade
sentiment in the Northwest which he
could profit by cultiyating, and if the
Mills bill is sample of his method oil
making himself solid with the voters in
this part of the country, certainly Re-
publicans have no reason to be alarmed.
Perhaps when the votes are counted
next fall, Grover will discover that his
attempt to revise the tariff was not
wholly a success.
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EVER and anon, generally oftener, the
young men who have the responsibility
of filling up a few columns of the Globe
with political gossip, make all the ar
rangements for the Republican cam
paigns of the next decade, selecting tick
cts, making appointments and electing
officers with the utmost precision. II
the thing had not been done so often
and SO many different programs laid out
only to be disarranged when the persons
interested get ready to act, we should al
most come to the conclusion that the
Globe had some very learned prophets
or skillful liars on its staff. But as the
young men persevere in their work in
the face of repeated failures of their
prophesies and arrangements we must
conclude that they simply write to I'LL
up their allotted space, with possibly a
hope that somebody viii be led to think
they know what they are talking about.
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IT has been at last discovered BY the
detectives that Tascott, the Chicago
burglar-murderer, was in st. Paul some
fifteen days ago. While they were con-
irming this fact the murderer had time
to sojourn week at Winnipeg and then
depart for Vancouver. By the time
they are convinced to their own
satisfaction that he was in Manitoba,
Tascott viii probably be so securely lost
that justice win lose another candidate
for the galIows.
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CHAPTER XVI.
JoURNEYING TO THE UNION LrNIn.

JOUKNkYING TO THE UNION LINZ.
The next morning the jailer put me
back in the room had occupied with the
remainder of my comrades. was much
amused when he told me that q man had
put his hand over his mouth and nearly
smothered him, but he added, with great
seeming satisfaction: 81 bit his finger
terribly, and gave the rascal q mark he
viii carry to his grave" However, he
had not bitten as severely as he supposed.
as ] had received only a slight scratch
that healed In week OF two, / had
always been rather q faYorite with him.
and ne had no suspicion that Yves the
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Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival of trade at ]. r.
Jones' Drug Store as their giving away
to their costumers of so many free trial
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. His trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all
throat and lung disease quickly cured.
You can test it before buying by getting
q trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
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FIRST ms. March 2: last March Is.
PROBATE NOTICE.

OTATE OF MINNESOTA county of Blue
= Earth. In Probate Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Edward r..
Jones, deceased
The State OF Minnesota and the said Probate
Court to all persons interested In tie estate
OF Edward X. Jones, deceased, Greeting:
You and each Of you are hereby cited and
required personally to be and appear before
the Judge Of Probate of the county Of Blue
Earth, State of Minnesota, at his Office In the
city Of Aankato in said conn ty, on the ed day
forenoon Of that day, then and there TO attend
the final settlement OF the account of Jeanette
Jones, administrative of the estate of Edward
estate.
in testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the Probate
@, w. MEAD,
tSEAL-1 Judge of Probate.