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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26

ri&tis sslsst. Spatt pitbrstIsst psrbsn,
tbtnie fcllit en tiftHsr 3aun anasbratbi rpsr'
hth,
Eit btbsdit srtids ii In tlntn, truarissu
3uaanss, bds Dad u gang pHtblOe. q
ipllit aud rtplasirf. rfretn, bd her Wt9 In
l4lttttm 3uIfaHetif.
Die Bride an @rtsn 9lises SirneF brau@l
tintn aHhris RAe sstharatur.
5ube part
DIR Gnltrt an ftbtnttr Strabt une eadi>
rdnna apsnut III gan, isrfalltn NM, 10 'mSdis
fmpffblen, tae tv.sniweesr bird tinen Sttiu-,
eetr hnt6 linen RSbren-G GuIvsrt erlsBt msrot.
Etts Ipllit fpfcrt sfi6ebsn. Drain Mp.nrt
ioltt BON btr Or. 6. airhf bis Speilanb
GRAPE graeiri iperben, eamit has WalIfr niobt
Sddapanna Qptnuf bindblGuft. TdbnrG
MIME pifl SdattH an Giatnibum in 2adas
pdnna apsnut serbiittI
Gin itbt hr.bhen6iSsr @ulpert lolts an chr
man Straes, nabt eem 5ppt parf 0cbIsn-
brthtr, trbaut psrttn. Die Sirdes bshubet
l1 an ttntr Sislle In sinem uupalIirbytn gu.
Itanet une tiH Stftn. GuIpfrt isalr Gefcri tt.
baut psrherb
DIR 9nlsfri an RaiIrcne gvsnue unb 2.
Sirabe pflhtr in efn 5pes paIE SnnplIfrsr
siniGnft, erubt iteth Memtui inlan,msA,uhlrs
irn. IN ttn Ittl ets 0uneameniss peaae-
wdipfn IT, Bprrihmngrn Sur 9itpardinr
Uotr lum attrassn iuIltsu icfcrf SsirOfffn MR.
ben.
$Ahfttth
DIR .GuIssFt in 9Balbineion gIyr., nabt ben
Sfnblptrftu, IN gang psrlfopft unr bat fsinsn
Aushub. Er urlpriingItd,e Musnub mar duf
ofm Giasntbum eer SeraHion Stabl Co., IN absr
isBtabst 6lplItn, ea bic pmpanis eas 9anb fit
Dsni aufstfiillt bat 9srr Scranton sisbi Sfs
laubnib, bur6 has ydne si efbtn, tpsnn eis
Staei etutn ffFtu 9uIptri brnuft une etnIsl-
ben spn 3til ~ 5eii ptrIdnsttl.
Sit pitistbH Apehut Sridt III mlnbtlsns
8 3gu ptrI9Otsn Die Stiibsn untn psr
Srnds bnbtn bisisIbt auf cine Stiit espriidi
ane iclIitn lpferi tntfrnt pHpsu. DIS mub
llfi& ssi&sttn.
pttersbura.
Sd fanh bic Afb StraBf Bride nisbsrgsbrp-
ben unp idlpb pitlslbt.
9sps 9riiff In her Stdtt bEtdtf tihts fttutn
llnari1s. pbilip airh
StrabtH-gemmiT6r.
Der Wlapor fiinbiste bic Grnennuna
BON SObn Nnpe aIs Ssioer. Snipeftor
iiir ben iiebenten uno abtsn Ditritt an.
Cine @erOrOnuns fur bic 8eIteuers
ine, GesuIiruns unb 9Bctuns bon
0unben lpurbe einsersibt. -9ur9 cine
jeioIution ipuroe Der Stubtseometer
nitruirt, BIdne un6 2oiteniibtri6Idse
iiir bic BHaiteruns sepiHsr Strabsn in
Der g., g., l6. uno IL. 8arbs porsus
,sreiten ipie aud sur tbsilwsiisn 9Fas
terunS bon 5ranfLin 9lpenue,-Yers
aet bis Mitttpod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26

Saiob g. SG,rsiber bat in bsm Sauls
pon 98lttipe D,pprie, an @eOar auenue,
Elm SottIereeiddft er6Hnet. Da er in
ieinem 6ute tiidtiS 1T, 10 iOate es ibm
an Sunoiddft nidt feblen.
9biIip unb Ssnrp Sarimanu bon
BitiStun glpenue iperben gnfongS oeS
ud9iten Wionats naH NiinneapOIiS rei'
len.
SirobenfcmmiiiGr 9irit bat aud Der
Gebar glpenue feline aufmerfiamteit ses
i6entt unO ben Iberfldfilssn S6mub
entlsrnt. Sn alien 2beilen Der StaOt
iinst man bas Sob bss neuen esuii9en
Strabentommifdrs.
Msnn ie irssno elm @irtb Der Slos
ieite i'm Sinne bate, bic ,,SboDners"
ourb tIeinere 9ldier su erfeben, 10 1T
Oies elm frommsr gSunib seblieben unb
es peroen nad ipie Dor ,,ShonerS"
uno 6iinfcent S9ndpie nit bem itereo.
tppen 5uportpmmenoen 2dheln iiber bic
,,Bar" Ssrei9t. Nitslieoer oes lgirtbss
O,reins iasen, bab spar bic Sade tpes
gen Der ,Sdooners" sur Sprahe fam,
aber biss eem 8elieben Der l9irtbe ans
beimeeiteat purOe; bon S6ndpien ieI
gar feline &eoe eetpefen.
Die 8epubIitaner ber IL. War6 bieIs
ten am leBten Diittpob Abenb cine
8eriammIuns Sur @rlnbune eines
Clubs. Q. s. WoOre rief bic Der.
iammeItsn sur Oronuns uno man ors
saniiirte ii9 our6 bic g9abl fOIeeneer
Seamtsn: PrdIioent, Gbarles RsuIs ;
9iSe prdIioent, Sobn Sdeuer; ShaBr
melIter, .. W. Sumpbrep Seiretdr.
3. s. Wioore. slIS Oelesaten ;um
9onpent in 2aneaitsr ipuroeu s. H
SIocum, Q8m. 5ran3 uno s. SEQ
9artmann ernannt. 9lud elm aus
| Sobn Raps, @m. 5rans. YbiIip airit,
| 5reo. S6umann uno Sobu S9ua be-
itsbenOes @gstutip Gomite ipuree er'
nannt.
S@- @sbst ;u ardmer, 429 Geba,
2loe., fur nnterfleiber, etc.
Ss6- SIN Sbubitore Der 9ebr. Slid
an Gebaritr. iinbet man bic befeg8aare
say Gbas. S6su9's StisfeIs uni
59ubsei6dft 1T NIT ben beiten @aa'
rem rei9Ii9 perieben unb bic greif
iinc 70 niebris, ipie irsenbtpo in be-
Stabt. 3
S9 Seisenipan's beriibmtes 3etp,
art Eager uno BaIantine's grpOr
Bier 1T INNER su buben beim 5db6ei
ooer 9ubeno 6lafden bel Dli6ae
Dliler, 434 un6 436 Gebar Apenus
Oessleiden bic beiten 8utiben uni
Bierhe Su berIeiben. Aae 8eIte[un
unsen BEL 9Oit OOer GelepbOn pdnttIid
aus8eflbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26

lntniiteriums unb bic Ginisbuns sinss
Gunbess Sdieoseeridtss ;ur SHli&ts
un9 bon StreItIeteiten an jniibenltaat.
lt9en @iienbabnen. 8eibe Rabre9eIn
ipureen bonn Saule anesnomuem 0a.
seeea fbsltette eer Gniras, bic 5lub.
uno SafenberbeRsrun8Sbia, peI6e
500, 900. 900 fur 6rOidtsi6e unb D9ubs
len8raben ausipirft, uniss MaFbe5un8
Der 8ef6dItsreseIA Su bstpillisen.
Oct Senat itritt iidb fait bic sanse
Uohe tiber bic Bill, Sdos Dafota ala
Staat in Die nnlon auhuncbngn. 8ei
oleier 0eleeenteit puroe Der ean,e
gBabItreii spilden Sapss uno TiIoen
mteeer aufselpdrmt. GnoIi9 itimmteu
ale 0iepublttaner fur bic 3ulalIuns
Siies DafotaS, ale Demotraten eeeen
eteielbe. Oa ii6 nun i'm @auIe, tpo bic
Semotraten in Der Nebrbeit Iinc, bass
islbe S4auipieI ipieoerbOlen oiirfte, 70
iolre DaIOta Dor Der Sano nod elm
SerritOrium bIsiben mlfIen, es Isi eenh,
oaB bic 8epu Ilfansr Iib oasu peritebeh,
elel63eltle bas balb birbarilhe Reus
WlerleO suSuIafen, Sh Siglsr StasS
ilno ole DemeIratsn ehli6ieoen i'm I'm.
reGle, ba Der iIolIde 2bsil Datotas !
nItt nur 8rOb, iOnpsrn aud, bepbIiert
ano enifc,aeIt eenu9 ii, um.. einsn
plilidnbi9en Stant bilbeR Su Ionnen. |
gbenlo i'nberebii9t III aber bic Saltuns |
Der Sspubllianer in Sa9en bss ,SiIdes |
relperlra9es nit Ganaoa. Sic uerlper.
fen eenielben, neil er ron elmer bemos
tratli6en Administration ausseht.
Der FOB bat vOItge gpp6e spsi
amettsanti6e 8srGbmiBeltsn TortsernEft;
ben CT Senator gonillns un6 ben bes
oeutenoen ArSt A9nep in Nsp DOrt.
seBtsrer 1T nl9t nit benz eleidnamisen
9lrSte in BbllaoeIpbia ;u perpedieln,
Der leinerSelt ben YrdliDenten @arfielo
bebanoeIte. GOntllns itano felt ieinem
troBleen glustritte aus benz Bunbes,
ienate bem bfentIi6en Seben sdn,Iib
fern uno betrieb nur nod bic Ncpoias
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
ssse @dss.r gaOtissu.

- Dfisiea III iest bas 9dtum fir
bic @rbffnuns bsr 9ieip Serisp @entral
Gifsntabn uuf ben l. Nldi feitseisbt.
= Sraa SraRi Sisttsr il siemIi@
i4Iimm franf.
= Jn sinem @ebitife nm 8erse
binter benz Stprrs S6o6t funb man
am Winwp6 glbsno bic 2siae zines
eppifien Som DIiper. 9erIeI6e batte
feline in lroOioence ipobnenoe 6rau am
5amltdg supcr, Wrrgens um 8 1lbr,
perIoHsn. SlusenidsInIitb bate fl4
DIiper an Der Stsle sum Sblafen nies
eerseIest unb surpr einet Ssbub aus0s'
;oSen. Gr mar nidt iIar i'm Scpfe
uno ibcH einmaI elm Sniahe Der Sirens
abibsiIung oss gtrmenbauies. Ssin
4Itsr mar etipa As SABRE.
-Serr gfr. 9. 6. 3sttnsr truute
am Slmitds Srou5 @rabopsfp nit
Senriette StuRm, beies BON Spee
Iarf.
Oas Shauturuen Ses SCRANTON
Iurnpereins AMI Wlon.aB 9lbeno mar
gut beiuht uno ipurbe in allen 2bellsn
iuddsr burdssilbrt. gS muB anst'
fanut iserDsn, Ddb Serr Turulebrsr
BlasSerg nit ieinsh SSSlinBen NusSes
Sei6nsts leiitet uno bab bic IurnereI
untsr ieiner erprobten 2eituns JOTt'
idritte ma9t. Oie 3uibauer baben
bles aud pur9 ibren Selfal anerfannt.
5rau GOnrab S4rboer Iiest franz
earnitoer.
GpiIpm WabOcd, Elm ipobIbefann'
ter GOntraIlOr, itarb am DUnneritas
oabier. Gr bate pisle Sdabte ges
Isntt mo aud an ben tunnels oes
nsusn Nauerutts mad gleip Yort Sears
beltet.
Sobn Srant II siaer Der Grfen.
Der ismen Seitenpe8 mad Der nsusn
9Ori9rift Ieste.
G1- Seer Ri6aeI 8rdmer, bon No.
I29 @eoar 9penue, bat bereits bic
neuelten 5rlbiabrsmoben bon 9titen
uno aappen flr Didnner uno Snaben,
unb aud einen rsi6en 8orratb BON
5errensarbtrobs glrtIieln erbalten, bic
er tpesen ibrsr 8ilisfeit uno @iite ems
pfeblen fam. Sitcbbhte fir 8naben
bon 10 Gsnts aufndrtS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
ssanasiauna Der asernrtheiitta.

llngIiidIihe Widnner uno Srautu Die fell
LANCER Belt oaSu perllrtbeiIt maren ole 0ul.
len Der 0Bspepfe nuslnbaItsn, id6pfen nah
ueuigen DOZEN pon poitettst's Magen. 8iiiers
ncne poifnuue. Gisi anosps poffnung reifi
CUR 3eu cBeplshsit, inlls . . Stifers enuernO
nn9epsnott MIRO. es. erltirtt nIIsn gBspep.
tlfsrH ittl6e ielns T1lfr hi anlpriid, rishnisn.
Seguaoi9ang. s,ldhungen Sot brepnsn. Gin.
fiutsn in Der 6sr39rubs jwiid'n n Rab'jsi.
ten oas neruoie !ttern luo Die ShIaHofgteit
peIds h-cniihs, snoiaeftioli Hadi fidi ,jigtl
tsfditlnOth glei tieliig INIT infem b6sbaiitl
Auitif er % htf itisftts Der MaasnmitieI
gBeu fnnu % 9Bunoer ufbueiL CAB % in 70
pieIsn .6dleA ban b. re 9sfsofiamftit u p.
lieu etustt rutltAt 9shef Il Oufh 0oHelbe.
ans ireien Stiidsn fin eob bsrtiiuosn Rnr
tin Meifter fdlri tliher 0arftellnHa permng eie
0uaIsn, oer 0bspepfe in beidlrtiben, unO ood
ftno bieiebeu IN otu plren 3sugalilen Wsldie
osn GigenthiiHsrn bes Biitsts ;ng- gaugen fno,
mi lsbensuoller @abrbeit asihhoert. Der.
itopfung Ga enIeiNen. Wustelihwddje, Wa.
Ia iGiisber unO Rbsumatismus werOsn ourb
o1i1ebe gebob II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
9ro,pn's See Sipe.

0as 9uB, Dspartement ipeiIt iebt
pas feiuIte uuO srDBte enforcement BON
runben Siiten uno Bonnets fir Oamen
mb JldnasH uuf; bic er6bte 8arittdt
uno bic ipdteiten Jfeubelten in 5eoern,
9Iuman, Bdnoern uno Orndmenten.
neter 100 9lrten BON S6ulf uno
Rairpisubuten fur 8inoer unO Srdu'
Ieins uro nod mebr Sdpphen fur tleine
ainber in Spisen, Seipe unb Sams
burgS.
Site psrbsn BON srfabrenen unb ses
ihidten gusmnderinnen nab Der neue'
ten Nloee oufsepubt. 9eIne fcrmelle
@rBffnuns, feneern iecer GAG 1T @rbffs
nunsstas mt rer GsIssenbsit 3u billi'
gen @infdufen.
8roipn's Bee Sibe.
Grcss uno 4lsinpertauf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
aus Sem Obetsn xbdle.

observation-disclosures ipObl6etaNu'
tie 9sute itarben bier in Der psrsansenen
@O6e; glm Samfns itarb Sobu
Susbes i'm gIlier bon SO Sobren. 9Im
slsiden Gage erlag parcon s. 9enpon
BON @rssnielO ben gsrlsSuusen, bic er
pur6 eineu Sal bon isin.n @asen ers
IItten bate. Gr mar 70 Sabre alt.
Nm DienItas Itarb Glaif 6. Irnolo i'm
utter bon 81 Sabren. Der l6idbri8e
iSrep. 9tomas, ais OeIer an Der @ras
pitp 8abn aneeitelt, serietb am Nlitts
mod gItenc sipifben Barren, bic ibm
Elm 9ein berurt ssrdueti6ten, oab es
amputirt tueroen mubte. ST ftarb am
nd6ten Iase.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
Gsip6lbe.

Saiisnihrants in allen tsugIi&'n @r5bea
merorn iluerbnlb Der DiGees mo 6eueriidh.
sren @eW6Ibe SO Trtiien bon $40 aaiwdris
DeEmleibet.
9te e6mpa mic nimmt @ertbinden. ell
bsr, gOIo, Suluelsn etc. biIliS in auibCpabr.
un9
stltamulf, llebsrihrsibuuaen SppotbeIen
unh nnbere ueIt5boue 0'iumrnts iusnu iidbt
Don beitimmteu BeItb, 81 per Sar ober aud
nah oem llmfana.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
Ssar.Sepoiitcn.

9icis Gcmraguie ID ut spav.9spoliisu be.
ionoere surmeiismt,it nui wslde pddro
ROuateu mo oaribtr 3mien trlaubt peLoen
Der Bins miro balbidbrlit lum Aopltal ge'
idlogen. On RoIgs bes erCbsn Sdpiiale pou
S. so $50 onS peIl tipbeioelt putoe, miro biz
ifr SlaiIe boH 9esuRtorer Die o,nIbar bette
Sidlstheji neoGbrl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
0utab &r6mer,
Met8er nnb BurftSefbdft,
COZ Gebar aeenue.

Der lluieueiduete smpfebIt hermit osm
osutidsn Rublifum feline auf oas Bette sinee.
rihtste Rsbssrsi. Gs wiro ftets isin 9eitrS.
ben isin. oie 9uuoen bee @sihdftss nit alien
Sorten bon friihsm 6Isifd uno gDurIt srfsr
0ualiidt reel uuo prompt Ju beOieusn.
lin ssusisten 5aiprid miro ssbstsu.
@uitab 9rdmer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
Stephan Gutheinz,
NcMt ScberM ets0cr,

5IS S $40 Gebdr Apenue,
,ptl&sn Alba une pidOry StraBsn, snipittIt
sinfm persbrttn pubItfum ffiH @fld6ft aufis
Bette. lJlsiid itesr 9lrt IieffT Id lum biatat
Fen Trti1t une In better AnaIit6t, uHh ma&t
Id iibtraus auf bic ron mir jubfrtitetfn spEs
ihaliben @iirfft anfmfrifam.
observation-disclosures.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26

gluf ibrer sisenen @srfse in
9roolipn. nil lest bic Jesierun8 elm
gepan,Jries 8rsssi6iif erlter elaiie
bausn, bas bic Stlsinisteit bon SO, ,500.s
600 folten fol-. Da ioIbe Shifte bis
isst INNER mir aaf 9Sripatiperfen i'm
9Onirattpses gsbaut tpoISeu iino, 10
bat Der 5lolttnminiiter @hitnep es fir
npibpsnoia Bcbaitcn. bem @ommaneans
ten Der 9roOtlpner gBerfts einiee 8aths
ihI6ge mo Grmahnuueen au8eoeihen
su loiisn. Gr bat ibm aufsetraaen.
,,ein anitdnoiges (creditable) Sdiff Su
eiuem psrndniti9su Breiie uno binnen
perndnitissr 6rilt" ber;uiteaen. Nu6
beItebt CT auf elmer ,,enereiidtn unb
pIIldtaetrsueu Durhfabruns Der Nrbeit
nit beionoersr 8idii9t auf griparniis
ie." g9em ndd oieien tpabrhaft
pdterIi6en Nlabnuneen bes 6Iottens
miniiters bas neue Sbiif bod ni6ts
taugen iollte, 70 ipiro bas ieoenfaIs
nidt bic S6ulc bes Serrn Bbitnep
isin.
- 9sim 3aren gllsranber fol- bic
@eiitsstranfbeit, iiber beren 8orbanoeus
Iein felt msbrersn Dlonatsn @eril6ie i'm
llmlaufe iparen, isbr raibe 5orti6ritts
MAIDEN. glIs Der Gar i'm porisen Som'
mer bel ieinsm Shipiseerruater in Sos
penbagen einen Bsiu6 matts, iruroe er
unausseisbt bewadt. Wlan bebauptei
iest, bias iei nidt ipesen ieiner 9tibiIi'
item seiHeben, ionoern iresen ieiner
@abniinnnnfdae. Seitbem foa iit
iein 3uItano 70 beri9Iebtert babeu, baf
AIsrdaoer ieitipeile poIltommen unsu'
re6nunssfdhis lit. Seine 9anoIunseu
lafen aaer6insS ben StIuB auf @dfa'
rsnipabniinn als berebtist eri4elnen,
3ein ieiner SHINE mGbtieer Serrftei
bate ben 8ubsnItrsid sessn ben 6tir'
fen bon 9ulsarlen ausfiibren lahen.
bon onbersn NnleiGen Der 8erriidtbei
gang Su i&psisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
S8ap,te gDnmtb.

- Sn S5assbate Eat mdh dnt bes
scnnsn bas SUnntasssefeb ifrens
biirbSufdbreit, jneem bic 9oIiSei ben
ahftros erbieIt barauf su iebett. 6oB ngs
@sf6aFispIase an isnem Gage ssi6IOf.
fen iinb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
SAD a 10 anna
gvaa anh Safe Sepnlit
GUmpa8nie.
Seamte
SirsetOrenratb !
G. o. Stur9,t.

SanSelt alS Ggstuto. Administrator. 9ura.
tor, 8etipiept Ngent pfeaer sruitee uuo
Gomite nnO iibernlmmt Suits ieoer ari uuter
Grnsununs pou staatcn, 6erihtsrL Corpora.
fipusu un0 4riUattH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
9obn armbruft's.
S@Ladterei aRO @HFfaef0dft.

116 Q eoar StfaBe.
Strts pprT6ibis alIf SertfH t5tt ktntf&t
@urf, tbfufu alIs SoTtfn 8Isigh sTiitr Qna-
Iiidt, frif6ts, ssialseHfs HHs eer6u6fTifs.
R8 anf erSbeTe 0nantii6tfH Surf niEb
IN abiue erlaubt.
~ 0bisss @sf&Sff siEe NAG t#if9W
NTt bttTisbsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
@cbriiSer Sebmibt,
SdDicferNee IL = g
IOI2 Nrctnret sfneuus

nabe Der NeuoOip 8roOi, 5dSieite.
9d6sr werosn in Der bsftsu @eIe init
Sdlefer geoedt. NGbeii anf 10 Sabre garan
tirt. Seos art Rapier ju 8auJwsden 80 ben
bllligften Rreiien ju Dertnuien glniird0e wer.
ben aub entgs9en 8enommen in ITO Flttston
Muenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-04-26
Scranton Wsarft.Seriebt.

B0bsntIid tOrrieirt bon 0. 3. @iomopsr
$50 qadapanna Aptnnt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-29
Remember the Soldier

- Tomorrow will be Memorial Day when
the people Of the country turn for brief
p ,riod from the cares of every day life to
plant a flower on the grave of the dead
soldier and recall bis immeasurable ser.
Vices In reuniting divided sections in
their progress towards glorious destiny.
Il q we'll for the nation that this celebra-
ti0n is not permitted to become mere
idle form lacking substance and heart. 1t
y well that each year the observance be-
comes Of q more popular character; and
- time deadens the wounds Of the war,
the day is looked forward to as one that
is syeetly sad, a pain that is almost a
pleasure.
The city and county sent many brave
boys to the front In the troublous war
days, and hosts of them sleep unknown
in soil to which they were strangers. For
those who were inferred in this vicinity,
or who have laid down life's burdens
since the termination Of hostili,les, the
flowers should bloom in all their glory TO-
morrow. 1t will be q speaking illustra-
tion that their bravery is not for often
and their patriotism unhonored by those
who live to enjoy the fruits of their self
sacrifice.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-29
Thurman for Vice President.

A boon that has caught the favor of
the country most undeniably and en-
phatically, is that which places Allen G.
Thurman, the Old Roman" on the
vice presidential ticket with Cleve-
land. Wherever he is known, Mr.. Thur
man is hoDored, and in the ranks OF his
party he is idolized for his answering
honesty and integrity and for the large
measure Of capacity for public affairs
that he has displayed In long and active
life.
Cleveland and Thurman 1t would be
ticket that would strike terror into the
hearts of the opposition. 1t would an
Choir Indiana in the Democratic column
beyond perGdventure, and would cause
Ohio to be doubtful in her political moor
ings. 1t Is said that the president is anx.
iOus to have Mr.. Thurman as his running
mate, which is another evidence OF the
great political sagacity with which Mr..
Cleveland is endowed.
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OF this swarming Of the Chinese TO every
land where industry and sobrissy are well
rewarded Undoubtedly Il should ha, Q
the effect of forcing habits Of industry
and sobriety upon the men Of other races
they compete with, but win they not,
shut out from every civilized land In turn,
be forced at last to expend their energy
at home. They are at present affordlng
most impressive illustration Of nation
waking from their sleep Of centuries, but
when richer and more powerful nations
have closed their doors TO them and they
are thrown back upon their own resources
there is no good reason why they should
not turn over and 60 to sleep again.
Their contact with foreign nations can
hardly affect them az through the cru.
sades it affected the people OF Europe, for
they lack yet the impulse Of q great reljg.
ious and social revolution,
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The Chinese.

Australia is showing considerable In
dependence In dealing with the Chinese,
though her course is placing mother
England In most embarrassing position.
China respectfully calls attention TO the
undoubted fact that all the Chinese emil
grants sail from the English rort Of
Hong Kong, and that the prevention of
emigration seems TO be entirely in the
hands Of England. China is not anxious
Tor her people to go abroad, and in fact
would rather keep them at home to pay
tsxes and fight in her armies il need be.
But the Chinese seem determined to 20
demonstrating somewhere, and, ruled
out Of this country, they have alarmed
the Australians with rush Of immigra-
tiou, and are even crowding into Mexico
where their industry gives them
marked advantage over the native cheap
labor. Probably We will next hear of
them iu England. What viii be the end
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-29

THE longest Bpeeoh made by Gen.
Sheridan, who Ia moro Of q fighter than q
talker, was that at the Creston reunion Of
the veterans OF Southwest iowa and North
west Missouri. There were at least ton
thousand veterans present, In addition to
thousands of other persons. Tho enthu-
siasm for Sheridan was overwhelming,
aud, contrary TO custom, he at last yielded
10 ths opportunities OF the veterans and
made speech that went direct to every old
soldiers heart II was not brilliant, but Il
contained this sentiment SNOW, 1 want
to ssy TO you, comrades, am indebted TO
the private In the ranks for all this cred II
that has como 10 ma. He was tho man who
did the fighting. and the man who carried
tho muskst In tho greatest hero OF tho war,
In my opinion. l was nothing but an
agent. ! knew how TO take care OF mer.
] knew wha. q soldier was worth, and l
know how to study tho country 10 az to
put him In right. knew how TO put him
In hsitls when ono occurred, but was
simply the agent TO take care OF him and he
did the work. Now comrades. these are
c,mmon-sense things, and can't say them
Ia very howery language, but thoy are
true, nevertheless and they are true not
OF me alone, but OF every body elso. 1t is
to the common soldier that we are indie bted
to any credit to u.s."
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A Poor Kind OF Rice.

Allen Thorndike Rice is the wealthy
and fussy editor of the North American
Reric,c, who has built quite q trade out
OF other mems ideas. He seems to have
good deal more venom in him than
should properly belong to q discriminat.
ing and conscientious editor, and he Is
exercising some of 1t in very cowsrdly
fashion upon the memory Of the late
Judge Jeremiah s. Black.
He takes occasion In correcting a re.
port about the Ingersoll- Black contro-
versy over Christianity some years ago in
the pages Of the North American Reriep
to say Of Judge Black that although his
"abiity as lawyer and writer Is disputed
by none, It was the general verdict Of
disinterested readers that he was unequal
to maintain controversy with his more
gifted opponent, and that he sought to
cover bis retreat by resorting to personal
abuse of myself"
Ingersoll more gifted I" than Black
Il is the comparison of pigmy with q
giant ; and Rice would know It II he was
not wrapped about with an impenetrab,e
cloud of egotism.