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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28
News GeneraIities.

The business circles of Clinton, Iowa. and
viclninity were startled by the announce.
ments that attachment suits had been be.
gun against the saw mill firm of W. K An.
thony & Co., of Comanche, Iowa, and that
the firm would have to go to the wall. The
by their friends that, if given time, the
firm can recover and pay all claims.
A statement published at Helena shows
that the mining companies of Montana for
the first ten months OF this year paid 81
100000 IN dividends, or more than one
fourth of all the United States during the
sisne period. The total for the year will ex-
coed $3, 100000.
Forty-six workmen societies of Milan, at a
meeting, protested against the triple ALI.
ance and against war in general resolu,
ton was adopted declaring that they would
not support the Italian government in the
event of war. The protest will be sent to
wnrkmen's associations throughout Italy,
and the workmen of France will be invited to
adhere in the name of the brotherhood OIL
Dor. The Milanese workmen will ask Other
associations to cooperate.
At last the people in the stricken city Of
Jacksonville, Fla, and the refugees from it
may know what measures will be finally en-
ployed for the final disinfection of the town
and where the losses will fall A letter has
been written by Surgeon General Hamilton
to Surgeon Porter, in charge, to the effect
that all articles necessary to be destroyed
will be paid for. An ordinance will also be
passed by the city council making it unlaw.
full for any one to refuse to deliver up goods
for the purpose of destruction or disinfecting
permit must also be secured to carry
through the streets of the city any in
fected article. There are % new cases of vel
low fever in the twenty-four hours ending al
6. p. m. Nov, 20.
According to Kentucky gentleman, who
is friend of Senator Blackburn. any gentle
man who consents to act as ''the friend o
Judge Rucker villa have to take the quarre
upon himself if the senator refuses to NEE
Judge Rucker on the ground that he doe
not consider him a gentleman. If Judg
Fuckers friend, or second, were himself I'm
Objectionable on this score, there would b.
no excuse under the code for the senator
declining to meet him in place of the princi
pal. This might lead to q very awkward
complication. A gentleman well acquainte,
with Judge Rucker, expressed the opinion
that if Senator Blackburn refused to fight
duel he would be in danger of being sho
down on the street the first time he an,
Judge Rucker should meet
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28

A county fair at Plaklor, OAK.
came to a very abrupt close recently.
The exhibition consisted Of a bull and
pumkin. The bull got loose
and ate up the pumpkin and
the fair ended right there.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28

Archibald Campbell, while out
driving near Cincinnati the other
day, pulled out his handkerchief to
wipe his nose. Mrs. Osborne was at
her gate and thought he meant to
firt with her, and she followed him
I'D and shot him in the arm.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28

The justice OF thepeace at Cossville,
Mo-, Samuel Gilmore is 40 years of
age and only 2 feet 8 inches tail. He
weighs 46 pounds Mr.. Gilmore is a
successful farmer and a prominent
man in the county.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28

While a circus train was standing
on the track at Chestertown, Md, a
locomotive halted opposite the car
in which the elephants were confined.
Six Of the elephants thereupon thrust
their trunks into the water tank on
the locomotives tender, and in few
minutes had drained it dry.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28
Destitution in Ireland.

The examination of witnesses from County
Kerry was continued at the sitting of the
Parnell commission. Mr. Leonard, agent OF
the estate OF the earl of Kenmare, said TIL,
league was as active as ever. Hethoroughly
disagreed with the statement of Mr.. Balfour
chief secretary for Ireland, that the league
was a thing of the past. In his part of Kerry
the fight that the league was making was al
it's hottest. The plan of campaign was ali!
powerful Formerly a writ could be exc.
cuted by the sheriff with the aid of four
policemen, but now 400 soldiers we're re,
quired. The members of the league met
every Sunday after attending mass to ar.
range the week S programme of rent resist.
ance and intimidation. The resistance came
from well-to-do people, Until the year 1881
the tenants had been friendly, but after the
league was formed they scoffed at him and
the landlords. On cross-examination wit.
ness admitted that in 1880 it was necessary
to give the tenants some assistance. as some
Of them were blue with hunger. There were
two Thousand tenants on the kenmare es-
tates; two hundred of them, though very
poor, had always tried to pay their rents.
Since 1850 the earl of Kenmare had eSpend.
ed e173,Q 900 in the Improvement of his es.
tate. His bill for labor now amounted Id
$500 weekly Only such rent was taken from
poor tenants as they could afford to give
Witness did not seek to collect rent from pei.
sons blue with hunger, and the law was new,
er enforced against tenants of that class
The court adjourned. The clerk of the com.
mission handed to Mr.. Edward Harrington
a summons to pay the fine of $500 which
the court had imposed upon him for con.
tempt. Mr.. Harrington states that he will
not pay the fine, and intends to question th
right OF the commission to enforce it.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1888-11-28
1t is proposed in Toxic, Japan, to
erect a large monument to the mem
DRY of General Grant.

Queen Victoria is mourning the
loss of her housekeeper, Mrs. Hutch
inson, who has just died at Windsor
Castle. Mrs. Hutchinson had been
with the Queen twenty-five years.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

ENTHusIAsTs get Ut some queer work.
A Viennese professor named sohmitt, q
year or two since, commenced q" Hand.
book OF PiRnoforte Players" the idea OF
which was to give illustrations of the out.
spread hands Of noted pisnists, with ex-
planatory text, pointing out their varied
characteristics. He did not complete his
task, but collected sufficient material to
prove how interesting tho entire fulfi iIment
OF his plan would have been TO many.
Amongs the hands selected were those of
Liszt that extended round the corner"
and presented the very perfection Of
suppieness and hexibility. The iron hand
OF Rubinsteip, the embodiment OF muscu-
lar force, ~ well ~ the {" manly hand " of
sophie Mentor, also found place In the
collection. In striking contrast to these
the diminniIve hands Of Tsusig, Jael and
Joseffy were dealt with. All these facts
are interesting enough, but show nothing.
As the Musical Herald says: at does
not follow that anatomical perfection In the
conformation OF the hand necessarily indi-
Gates unusual pisnistio powers. On the
other hand many, possessed OF remark able
mapipulstivs skill, endurance, and other
features OF an admirable technique, have
clumsy and unsuggestive hands.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20
LOuisians's Election.

The Louisiana election gives no com.
fort to the Republicans. 1t was claimed
that the Democrats would suffer from
Mr.. Cleveland's tariff utterances; that
the sugar men would come down upon
the Democracy with a trip.hammer blow
and would make the party feel what a
mistake 1t had made in daring to suggest
any curtailment of the duties on Louis
lana industry. 1t was predicted that the
negroes would 60 with increased enthu.
slasm with the Republicans, and with the
m,uionaire carpet-bagger Warmoth at
ehe head Of the Republican ticket, suc.
cess was certain. To help the Republican
wish II WIS pointed out that the Demo.
crsts were quarreling among themselves
20 New Orleans, and tina. the Democracy
80 everywhere in a state OF incipient
Asrs the result. The Democrats in.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20
Phtllstines In America.

Matthew Arnold's great life work was
the overthrow Of what he called Philis.
tinism, by which he meant that regula.
tion Of life and education which made
everything subordinate to immediate and
apparent utility. He held that the mind
should not be treated merely as the re-
ceptacle for facts which might be useful,
but that during early years 1t should be
broadened by carefully planned methods
OF school training. He laid himself open
to ridicule by the extreme urgency with
which he insisted upon the need of
sweetness and light for the regeneration
OF society, but he accomplished his oh.
joct and saved England from the I" Phil.
tstines." From the sudden rush of
American educators towards scientific
and manual training there appears to be
danger that We too will have q struggle
with the Philistines. The reaction from
The extreme classical training of a gener-
alton ago should be checked before It
goes too far, and though it may be well
70 recognize and accept the true princi-
pies OF both, to combine elementary
science with the habits of work and
thought given by the old system, and
. direct more carefully the develop
ment OF the active powers In
boys and girls, yet We must remember
that they are not men and women and
cannot fully value and apply what they
may be taught. In childhood we are
given simple statements of great religious
truths, but usually it is only long after
maturity that their full value and mean.
Ing is realized.
IL children can be given fair supply
OF sound elementary wisdom, and few
impressive and useful facts in science,
history and the arts, that, with the three
Hs, will be as much as they can readily
lcarry without physical or mental injury.
1t manual training is so applied as to
relieve the strain of mental labor it will
undoubtedly have a good effect !;
strengthening not only the hand and eye,
but encouraging more even development
and health of mind and body. Our young
people do not impress one with an idea of
race advancement, and compared either
mentally or physically with their grand
parents they surely suffer. Whatever
change is made not straw must he
added to the back of the camel, but the
burden bghtened or adjusted more easily.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20
PERSONAL,

si,l.' $500 h sr chair was sold at
A".''oh oh ihu'soay ~ L'ndon Tor ai2O.
A. y. ABELL, who died In Baltimore on
Thursday, leaves an estate estlm Ated a. $40.
OOO.OOO.
PAT ROONEY was hissed ana made tho
ecipleht oI some overdue eggs at per.
.o,naIr,sh a .s,a ass. at which
"vu'o n. .'''n a Ano. 'oa"s 'ooh oHohse.
skohEIAM FAIRcHlLp says that the
uea.meht OF oners Tor the sale OF bonds
hsxt week undSr The terms OF the circular
uasr ~ ~. .nssan. .s WIN pe the same rs last
yea, excspt that the names OF those Offer
iok ponos Will 90 suppressed.
MARRIOTT BRosIUs is TO 60 to Congress
from Lancaster county. When ne inflates
hia oIatoricsi bellows In the Cave OF the
WINDS, ~ Don Piatt used to call the House
OF representatives, the galleries will fancy
that old -Eolus himself has been elected q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20
The French CoastltutIsn.

The French Chamber OF Deputies has
fxed Saturday for the discussion of the
motion to nominate q committee on the
rsvision of the constitution. The olamor
fof revision has become 30 fierce that the
friends Of the republic begin to doubt
whether it would not be well to run be.
1ogo the wind like ship in gale, and
take the risk Of going to pieces on an un.
known shore, rather than to keep beating
about waiting for lull in the tempest.
Floquet, in q speech that was warmly
applauded by the conservative republi.
can element OF the assembly and re-
csived with impatience by the radical
communists, imperialists and mon.
archisto, declared that he favored revl-
Gion but preferred to wait for time when
theee would not be the present danger OF
= dictator or an emperor. This incident
alone ID enough to measure the vast dis
tsuce between our own republic and that
Of Fnnce. Even In the days of our
nnttonal infancy we never feltso weak In
popular support that such speech by q
great leader could have carried with it 30
grave IN impression Of the danger Of a
crisis.
This constitution 80 generally con.
demned is not 10 wretched an instrument
hut that less impetuous and more
sincerely democratic people might not
eet along with 1t In peace. There
y . presidential hgurshead with
: salary of 100000 and some
thirty-two thousand more thrown In
Tor oficial expenses. He holds the power
Of appointment for all offices, civil and
military, has supreme control of army
and navy, and with the council Of state
Directs the machinery Of government.
This council Of state is composed OF 2s
rnembeD selected by the assembly and Is
BY the president. Eleven ministers pre-
side over the several departments of the
government. There Is . Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies, the former elected
BY the delegates Of the communes for
ll0A yeaga; the LATTER elected Tor four
years by universal suffrage. There are
300 senators receiving $4,000 year
and 6s5 deputies paid 81 900.
Nertainly men Of first-class ability
could only be tempted to enter these
I bodies by the honor and the opportunity
Of greater advancement, or by pure pa
triotism. The president is eligible for
reelection, but the power really rests In
the hands of the assembly, which has
0verthrown ministries most lndustriously
The chief complaint Of the system are
that 1t is not sufficiently democratic and
the cities do not receive just representa-
tion in the Senate also that the presi.
should be elected by the people. The
president can only dissolve the Chamber
Of Deputies with the ADVICE of the
Senate.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20
Starved HImasIf 10 Death.

refer o'Nssl, who recently shot and
killed his wife and shot himself died In
the Ailegheny county jail Thursday morn.
ing o'Nesl was thought to be gettipp
tetier, and was removed from the hospital
20 lhe county All couple OF weeks ago,
since that time he has reius TO eat and bss
grown gradually weaker. Repeated tfioTts
were made to force food down his throat,
The physicians say that he d, led from sr
hsustion brought on by lack OF nourish-
m6nt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

q Dsnses - Wnsssssns Assos
agreeably uniske ~ rank perfume Of a o..
0irary esssnca. 10 psrcsptsble 20 thoee who
inhals the odor Of sOZoD0Nr. chemically
pure botanic adjunct Of tho toilet, which hnds
the greatest favor in those reAned circles
whero personAi comeline0 and the arAooe
which elevate thu tone Of society are held IN
deserved esteem. Besidos arreeting the decay
OF neglected or abused teeth. and removing
tartar and othsr impurities which causes them
70 become Dim and 1ustreiess u purihes the
breath ana remedies canker in mouth.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

AMONG the measures recently brought
forward for the protection and civilization
Of the Indians, none have appeared more
worthy Of the support Of mon who con-
slider both sides of the Indian question
than the oct 70 establish courts for the In
dams. 1t may surprise some 10 learn that
BY this act Indians are for the nrst time
definitely declared entitled TO the full pro.
tection secured by the constitution To per.
sons who are not citizens OF the United
States Tho heather Chinee or Hungarian,
the genuine circus can nibal from the Congo,
or any other native OF another part Of the
footstool, might cisin the protection and
exemption granted by our constitution, but
poor Lo hss found to his sorrow, and the
satisfaction OF the frontier desperadoes
with whom he has dealings, that he II
neither foreigner nor q citizen. IL hat
even been decided In certain GASES that he
was not man in the eyes Of the law.
The act referred TO gives him the power
10 make contracts and engage in businesl
under the reasonable restraint OF tho agency
system. It extends the existing laws o.
tho state or territory In which any reserva-
t0n IL sItuated over that reservation, and
the laws of Kansas over tho Indian terri.
tory, but the civllizsd tribes having laws
and courts Of their own are especially ex-
empted from this act The United States
court Of each circuit IL 10 appoint court
missionerr, learned In the law, each one
OF whom shall have authority 10 hear and
decide all cases within q district allotted
10 him, whether between Indians or be-
tween Indians and whites excepting only
capital csses. He viii have the general
powers Of q surrogate or judge OF probate
Ia approving the Wills Of Indians and the
accounts OF trustees and administrator
aud be will also have the power OF JUS
tice OF the peace or notary under the lawi
OF the state or territory.
These commissioners will try caves with
out juries unless q jury In demanded by
either party but either party may claim a
jury OF six and whenever practicable this
Jury Is TO be com posed half OF snch race In
any osso where the matter In controversy
exceeds f20, or In which the party accused
Is liable to Infamous punishment appeal
may be taken to the United States district
court. The act hxes the number of ebm-
rnissiouors TO oe appointed ip aa6Ii district.
II also provides for Accommodations
clerk, committing mzgYstrates, and an OF.
hoial known rs the " Next Friend " who 10
TO be q kind OF district attorney. The
magistrates and clerks are to be Indians,
II competent red men can be found.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

PALACE OF FA6HlON.
AsrHIOH's
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET,
Lancaster, Pa.
Our line of Children's Lace
Caps is open and ready to be
looked at.
Our first display Of them will
be made in a few days and will
be very attractive. Look for it !!
Our assortment this year is
twice as large as any previous
season; comprising upwards
of one hundred different styles !;
all new, as we did not carry
any over from last season.
People who deal with US know
that we state nothing but facts.
We will try and give you an
idea of what we have.
Shirred Caps, very fine, at
I5c, much nicer at aoc., and a
special bargain at a5c. We
would like you to see them;
finer styles are 81, 50, 75c and
higher.
Embroidered Caps, those
which last year were sold for
25c we sell for 7oc this year.
We have special style for a5c.,
they are as nice as our soc.
caps last year; come and be
surprised. At 81 and soc we
sell an elegant Embroidered
Cap, and SO on up to 81 apiece.
Normandie Caps, fine Swiss,
full ruche, 37c.
Normandie, with embroidered
crown, 37c.
Special styles of our own de-
sign, at 50. 75c and 81.
Toboggan Lace, Swiss and
Embroidered Caps.
Very handsome Embroidered
Tam O'Shanter Caps, at 81.
Baker Caps.
White Wing Caps.
Infants Lace, embroidered
and Swiss Caps, 81 50, 75c and
81.
Revere Embroidery Caps, in
all styles.
Infants Split Zephyr Jackets,
hand-knit, 81, SO, 75c and 81.
In ants Merino Hubbard
short and long Cloaks an i'm
mense variety at special low
prices.
500 boxes of Tourist Ruch-
ing, 6 yards to a box, put up in
fancy colored boxes, with our
name, sold for advertisement, at
nc a box.
Dress Patterns Tor ladies'
and children, at I2c apiece.
ASTRICH'S P. o. F.,
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

THR Ephrsts Neps 10 new weekly pub.
licssion which, under the psoprietorship Of
Hoover q Lefever, hes just msds its bow 70
the public in that progressive town. Its sal
utatofy 10 modest and promises what seems
certainly within the csI acity Of the now
sspirants in the field OF journalism, . good
newspaper. We wish the pyoprietors all
success.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

THIS COMPANY ofYers limited amount OF
the full paid Capital stock OF tho PHILADEL.
PH1A wELsBACH CO., par value sloo. at 90
per share. payable in two instAl ments. BY the
terms OF guarantee. which will be explained
to intending investors, the actual risk will
probably not exceed 800 per share, while
large pronts are reasonably suro.
The wonderful system OF lighting ia now on
exhibition at l2asoUTa TWELFTH STREET.
rom TO 10 p m, where the subscription Book
9 open.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20
Killed the Preacher.

Eowarc Cosssr, q colored man of con.
siderable wealth, returned 10 his home n,
oarais' Miss., unexpectedly on Wednesday
pisht and found Rev. sidney Hibbler.
pastor OF the Methodist Oh urch ard pTlnci
pa of the school, at his homo. Not bein o
sstisned with the minister's eI PLANTATION, he
shot aud killed him, A'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

LIFn 10 moro sacred on the rail in
England than In this country. Only eight
passengers on railroad trains In all the
United Kingdom for the year 1885 lost their
lives from causes beyond their own controls
and out OF 500 million passengers conveyed,
6lb Wa the whole number of the injured.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20
WONDERFUL AsALYsIa
A Simple Physical Trouble Shown 10 be the
Beginning Of the nd"


T" Beginning of the nd"
what ss coushf II 10 sn irritation Of ths
throat ana iupgs what causes ~ Congestion.
Stop the congestion. the Irritation oeosoe. and
The cough IL cured. But how tostop ~ ooness
ton An, there h Just whore phys1saans have
always been pushed. But II msst be checkeA,
or pneumonia. quick oonsumptiou or some ter.
ribie pulmonary disease VIII follow. Some doc
tors give COD liver oil. othsrs cough syrups, but
ths most advanced prescribe stsmuiants. Ma-
ture Ssusf bo assisted. Pure whisky wul DO it.
Be- what physicians say
Prof. Austin Flint, Of Bellevue tNev York,
College. says "The judicious use Of alcoholic
stimulants 10 one Of the STRIKING characteristics
OF progrees In the practice Of medicine during
the last half century"
Professor Henry a. Mott, OF New York, says /.
"The purity Of Du6y1 Pure Malt whisky tas
simple analytical testA will readily convince .
physician or an expert) should certainly REQ.
emmend II 10 the highest public favor"
Dr. VIM. +. Cutter. State Chemist Of Conneo.
ticut. says " DunyS Puro Malt whisky con-
tains no deleterious or Injurious qualities, ana
its absolute purity. ~ we'll a. scientific mode
Of manufacture. must commend It 70 general
uso and favor"
Duays Pure Malt whisky 10 certain curs
ana preventive Of congestion. ana should bs
kept In every family. II 70 SOLD by all drug
gists ana dealers. Be sure and secure the gen.
nine. N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

THE Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch 10
distributing fine portraits OF Hon. Simon
Cameron. They are printed from wood
cuts.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-04-20

esasDa shslf majority, and shs negroes
gave TIE Democrats . solid vote in the
counties most confidently counted on for
Warmoth msjorities.