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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
The News at Caledonia.

sxsNssy,t - "a. NtNtesNastsANo-
CALEDONIA. Jan. i4.-Elsworth Bower,
living about two and half miles west of
this village threatened to kill bis brother;
he also made various other threats for
which he was arrested. The cause of his
threats was that his dinner was not ready
one noon on his arrival. He proceeded TO
curse and swear and knocked the stove
down. and went as far IS to turn bis
mother and the little fellows out doors.
The prospects are that he VII have to give
bail.-Tne glass blower has for his sub.
ject tonight bohemian Glass" We would
prefer he would lecture against the Bohe-
mian oats swindle.-Tne principal topic
for conversation on the streets is incorpor-
ation.--Preparations are being made for
ice-cutting.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
ALMOST a MILLION.
Destruction by Tfr. IN the Bssrf 81 ths
whofesale s~csfen - fndi2napoifs.

Destruction by T1r. IN the Bssrf 81 tlrs
wboiesale seeslen - fBdi&napoiis
IvDrsShrOI1s, Jan. IA disastrous Gre
visited this city last night. J. hroks cut
right IN the besr of the wholesale section
II The c5t7. on south Aeriofsn-st. aud thr
stores desiTored we're al among the isr1es
o. TIE street Il - the season Of the yesf
when fbs hnes b1Hdings are PACKED from
oesisr 70 gsyTst With goe5k. TIE Spring
stock Of goods hs1 jusf been stored awsf
snd Thousands ppgB thousands of dollars
that had iefi the ssfssspf the merchants ouly
fex esFs sro. vent up ~ same
Tne lasses ere. Geo. ". Stout. Whole
sac grocer. SO 008. fnsSrsBcs. r70yY3 y.
r. Ifvia & 20. Wholesale dsy goods $3.50.
0a0- snsa~sncs. x17Sg41. Pearson q Wits
vboipsaie ouesnsrare. kbi5. go. insgrsnct
81 900 Tanner 4 SuiiivaD. vboteesis fir-
usrs. 500 600 iDsurx8cs. 10.g.fl, 9. =.
Cones a Co orersls fnanufscs 8fe-s fI7a .
fsg 5rss-sreure no. Wckee 4 Brahsni.
hoots sad sb1<s So 0H insurance. s73.-
90. cfher i1ssss 4grrersfe - o9j. mar
me a testal lfes 81 ftys cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
ENRIoHT MUST WAIT TOO.
Cannot Get His Place Tin Nr. Dickinson
In Confirmed

wAsHISsros. Jan. 4.-John J. Enright
viii assume the position of Gisbursing
clerk OF the Postoffice Department TO sue
ceed Perry Smith. made appointment clerk
Of the Treasury. 10 succeed Eugene Hig-
gins The position which Mr.. Enright gets
is worth 81 loo per yesr, aDd has no pat
ronsge. but the Postmaster General that is
to be may have better things in store for
him. As it is. the position which Enr1ght
secures ,s neither very distinguished nor
lucrative, but is decidedly responsible. lie
had 10 give a $4,000 bond, on which Con-
gressmen Fisher and Whiting have their
names inscribed, and he viii have 10 stick
pretty close TO business. Mr.. Enrigbt II
now on the anxious se&t with Dickinson.
II was arranged yesterday FOR Eoligbt 10 be
sworn in today rs disbursing clerk OF the
pOstoffice department. and II even wzS
anticipaicd with interest, but the exasper-
aiing slowuess OF the Senate in refusing to
confirm Dickinsen's nomination upset E0-
rights arrangements. IL wss thought the
Senators would confirm Dickinson yester
dav. but they did not Now the conhrma-
ton IL said 10 be certain on Monday. and
the Enright ceremony will take place iTr-
medistely after the confirmation occurs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
CAUSED 81 lHe CARDINAL.
The Failure Of the Printsr's st,ik. ~
Quebec Certain.


QurBEc. Jan. 1.-THE failure II The
striking printers belonging 70 The Knishs
Of Labor is now oertsiE. The newspa pcrs
that were forced TO suspend publication
have reappeared. A nambeI of ;hs knights
still hold out. but they must aithe- with
draw their demands or seek employment
elsewhere The Offices here are abort hand
Ell. bat they will pei through uptil The
arr ivsi Of printers from Belgium
The actual cause ~ The failure Of tbs
strike is OsrdinsI Tsschereau's opposition 70
The knights. II IA believed 10 bs st lis
suggestion that the leading French Can
sdisn publishers OF THE CITY csbied for B.l-
gian printers. who are said to BE- hired for
s. week. Since the suRpensiob OF Inc
Cardinals condemnation OF TIE Knights q
year ago. recruiting iOr the knights has
gone Oh actively in tniE city. and y - ssid
there are 10000 Of them hers. They iDcluds
most Of the factory operatives. and. III TIE
strike Of the printers had sncceede6, tie
former were all 20 have struck for the niue
hour per dsy. instead OF ten. with0u1 any
corresponding decrease in wages. Nearly
eli the city hack men. mechanics and tbip
isborers have enrolled tbemssiyen ia tse
order
The iusuence possessed BY the Qntbes
knights nav be judged from the fsct tast
divisions Of the city. This growing In
foenos Of the Knights must have been
particularly calling 10 Csrdissl Tssobsresa,
especially a. IL hss been openl, proclaimed
BY their leaders and friends that despii~
bis opposition, they had the approval ~
the church.
The apparent purpose Of The Csrfinss'f
pastoral was 20 cofrrci the IDEA shat Rorns
bad approved the Knights Of itDef. Bf-
tween ar epprovsf socisty, esys bis sEuk
nsuce. snd one that bas sesu coodsnrsd
hv the church. and of vhich tks
condemnation hss been simply sas-
pended there vide SKIER
encs ue rrrsfuds tie fnftEtuf
tbsi one Of the conditions upon which fss
concsrnn nsfion Of the sociesT vss suspsEo~s
xss that sucn Il SIS ioenb-s - we're s6-
roiued 70 sbsolutiou should kole tlote-
- veF ip .sadosss ~ issve tbe Order xssr
called ugon by the ca 1Fch 70 - -.
90 the CAV following fle reading ~ sfss
pastoTsi q nus0ber Of FrencD Jt1reitt,s
returned 10 vork. sss otaef lnsess
Knirhss have ssresdy w1fb0rssu ffcB ina
Order
The principal stand ass'nsi iiis sf-'sv
siRsticsl sul1oritie. in tks mater teEs1
~ the frish knignts vso gosulv pre- . q
u 81 thsg wi not sroEsit
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

WAsHIEeroE. Jan. 1.-The wool confer
enos has reached an agreement which will bs
formulated at once It will sdvocatea return
10 the tariff Of 1867 and corresponding
resGiBstH5ent OF the wool and worsted
rate.
The committee is 81 work smbodying de-
ci.ion % the conference IN report and the
ie1t Of the oil 70 the effect stated. both of
which ria he sabnittse 70 Congress a. the
hrst opportunity.
The tsriff % isg7 imposedf duty on en-
osnis . posnd on clothing voois and eleven
per cent. sdTaloretn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

NEW YORK. Jan i5.--A settlement be
tween Isaore Coaenfeld. father Of the rDsr.
chsnt who recently fed % Csnsda 70 sscaYs
his creditors zad returned last Sunday. bss
been virtually skrsed Bpos. ltjs understood
Coh~nfieid is % psy his creditors N fgll
On time. probably within four years. II
viii condncf the business under The man
sgsnent Of = Committee Of creditors o
winch the Park Bank vii BE o. ths besd
snd wiii receive a percentage Of the busi
ness as oernpeuFafiou for his services una
a. ents srs pad I'D.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
A Pl.asant Reception.

Mrs. DR.. McPhsrson held delightful re-
ception at her residence, lC0 Turner-st.,
Thursday afternoon from to o'clock, the
following ladies were present: Mesdames.
j. Belnap, Kramer, Lee, John S. Long,
Spitz, Winternitz, DR.. Robinson, Kellogg,
Frank Leonard, n. A. Fletcher, Ed Hop
pins, Bouchman, Adams. Deane, Hall, Ed
Robinson. Kenning, Birge; the Misses Kittie
and Hattie Swain. MAY and Jennie God
frey, Lizzie and Jennie Robinson. Milmine,
Martindale, Anderson, Long and Augusta
Boxhiemer
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Took IN. Morph,ne for Pain.

HASTINGS, Jan. l4.-Some further facts
have been elected regarding ex-Register
VIM. II. Jewell, who was found Thuriday
morning badly frozen and died the same
evening at O'Clock. From all that could be
learned from him and those with whom be
had talked the day before il is evident that
the morphine was taken because OF
q severe pain be had felt during the day in
the region Of his heart. The body was re-
moved % his home in Assyria township
yesterday and the funeral will occur at that
place Sunday under the auspices OF the Ma
sonic ledge of this city and the g. A. r.
post Of Assyria, OF which organizations he
Was member.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Krv Tosr. ssn. l<.-soroe t.s-, -ss -
tertsinsd ooDcsrriDg tie ssfeiy p. e. st~s-
dus Freneb siesreer Brittsais 49, s. ~
isrraasan rsras rn.en ,sft f}ie1@ @c.
q She carried 80 s.esrsvt sarr@eas sa3
q fol- csreo ~ Iinlsn srj sh
fnerrhsncise. Agent Tsrf -sFs
hat sbe if pr3tatiT H7 -
snd rrosesfine Under ere tse
not csrrv nsueh csures. JiF t.es1er ts.-
ios shirt sf-~ed frcu t-si.e > RI
asvs aeo. prse5 saTraxt stlrsy ~ -s of
5oas fruU ioe B7okpr tofn teg stf
rnsi. ard Terf1lie iti - .sst re i. 80
raeT bzvs neen - ~ spHs - t.e cts.
Shis-..nR men eeasiEsr t,ss Efstars.a 81. tifi-
iuekv @sssel. sne = tne stssn~f hat
trrueat ts sbesers 70 tsss Toff three
fneDths go.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
GRAND RAPIDS MICH SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8. i88e.

at Powers Grand. Ward Is funny fsi-
los snd has fuaoy ehar4eler IN mat Of
Higgins. the Doctor servant.
Cha4les Gardner aud 'sfhe New Kari
under the management OF fhn. irving
closed q successful engagement e. Red
mond's last evening. They 90 10 B.sdy &
6aIwood's Toledo theatre next
Peter Rush. Past EXALTED Ruler Of the
Detroit Elks aud an old-ume actor, l.
known a. Giles Blabbins" ever since the
Grand Lodge met IN New York.
Stuart Robson was made . grandpa last
week. It's a gin. and stuarts drughter
Alicia is the mother. They should call the
little one Henrietta.
Helen Blythe who used to be pretty and
voluptuous Nellie Biye " Detroit. will be
seen here the ms, week 10 February.
Mckee Rankin has new play called
The kanuek." SIC. should know how u
play il. he Is "kanuck" himself.
Maurice Barrymore says Ssrdon 10 q
plagisrist Maurice knows thing or two
Oce4Hcs poAluk.
The new Haymarke. theatre in Chicago Il
beauty. Ii is under the management o
viii J. Davis.
Pauline Lucca has retired from the stage
She will teach music at the Vienna conser
yatory.
Richard Mansfield, with his "Dr. Jekyl
and Mr.. HYDE" Is coming bye-and-bye.
Steele Msckaye has written a new pla,
called Infants" for Minnie Maddern.
Daniel Bandmann owns q cattle ranch
out in Montana, but still acts little.
Grand Rapids will see Lotta and "Jin
the Penman" in March.
"Hsrbor Lights will be seen at Power
on the oath and 25th.
Maude Granger, poor old girl, is still
starring.
/ The Dunlap Opera Company is busted.
Irving is still in Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
ANOTHER HUMAN BRUTE.
what ST. Louis People Are Anxious to Do
TO W. T. johnson.

10 w. T. johnson.
ST. LOUIS, Mich. Jan. 14.-W. Z. John
son. of this place, who was locked up al
Ithaca Thursday night, turns out TO
be about as much of beast as
Wyman. the Lansing painter. Some
thirty or forty citizens OF st. Louis
were ready to give him proper punishment.
and would haze done so had not the officers
skillfuily .ludcd them. The indignities to
which he has subjected his wife and daugh-
ter are 90 horrible that the most law-abid-
ing people would be glad of an opportunity
20 mets out TO him the most summary JUS
tice, and regret is expressed that the charge
sgainst him calls only for an extreme of 80
days imprisonment.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

s,zs,ts = - ts-tarti "a
NEwAYso. Mich, Jan. l4.-Lswrence L.
Csvender. former merchant st Croton, and
since engaged in the livery business AZ this
place was stricken with paralysis yester-
aaT and died late IN tae evening. Mr..
Cavender served With distinction IN our
ate war IN The Third Michigan and lost a
lsu in The firsf battle Of Bnil Run.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

HrIrsDsLE. Jan. IA cspiss has been
Issned for the arrest Of c. NJ. Barre. Of this
city f~ho il charged With criminal con-
versstion and aiensfiOn Of the affections Of
the roung and pretty wife Of ". +. Allen.
one ~ cur weii known and enegetic busi-
ness men. The suit is brought for $1,000
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
rr,~httuIIv wgti1a,.s-

Sr. CLArR. Jan. 1t.-About 8 o'clock this
morning Alice Rsxin. aged IL. an ernploye
in the box making room Of the Diamond
Crystal Salt Company's block, was crossing
the room with an srmful of boxes. when
Der skirts caught in belt. She was whirled
sround the pollevs several iimss and fright
fully Injured dying in few minutes. Her
sister was in the room at the time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Jscxsos. Jan. I4-Prison Physician VII
hams reports three new cases q typhoid
fever At ihe prison today. ssking thirty
one nov down. The ca1se ~ tns eri1eraie
- nos yst 3pterninei. bur the Sfsss Bosrd
of Corrections and Chsrites = looking ever
the institution.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Ear IETssr3o1. Ohio. Jan. l4-Ths
Standard Co-Op~rstfve 70 ttsrv vss des-
t-oves 5y Gre so6xv. ioss 81 90. insarsues
n Phi s6s ,pais SD Cnaanat eornpsriss.
e34 20. Seventy I've esnr3cTes ere fhYown
or ~ smpiovss ere fhrown ouf cf e-uploy-
nsas II. rc1sTT Wi b rso1it iD-
us1isfsiv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Struck bis Mother.

James Bryce, tailor living over IL East
Bridge-st., struck his aged mother over the
head with chair. last evening, and created
q general disturbance. When the police
arrived James had skipped and was no.
where to pe found. He will probably be
arrested on warrant
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
KILLED on the Mioalxan Central.

JACKSON. Mich. Jan. 1.-the body of
Frank Hefsrmsn. son OF John Heferman,
postmaster and station agent at Rivss juno
ton, nine miles out on the Valley Road,
was brought here this morning from Ga
lien. here the young man vas killed last
night. Heferman was telegraph operator
shers and rode out on an engine 10 switch
= freight. He jumped of IS No. 3 came
along. snd il struck and killed him. His
hesd was crushed TO jelly. his father
took the body home to Rivss today for bur
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
LIBERALS IN POWER.
The Manitoba Government Fsesixns-Ths
Reign Likely to be short.

The Manltoba t5oNeTn mont fseeEKns-E hsfr
Reign Likely to be short.
WrSsTFEe. Man, Jan. 14.-Aftsr an ex-
istence of barely six weeks the Harrison
Government resigned last night, and, sc-
oompsnied by al the Conservative members
Of the local legislature, will hencefortb take
their seals on the Opposition benches Fof
the FIRST time ia the history OF Manitoba,
the Liberals now hold the rsins Of power.
but as they vail be compelled 70 sppeal 70
the people st an early day. II is quite pos
sible the Conservatives may not remain out
OF Office long Hon. John N0rquay will
lead the Conservatives in opposition 10 the
present. GoreTnl1ent
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Two Men try to Sacrifice . Ladies' watcl
and are Arrested

and are Arrested.
Timothy Monahan and John Mckee
were arrested on suspicion last night by
Detective Cast. Yesterday afternoon they
endeavored to sell TO several second hand
dealers ladies gold watch, valued at $50,
offering it for s. add $l0 One dealer notified
the police and Detective Cast caught them
on the street. They had in some manner
made away with the watch. as it could not
be found on them. They evidently did not
sell it, rs they had scarcely any money, and
none of the second hand dealers or pawn
shops have purchased. The two men have
the appearance of hardened criminals, and
will be retained in custody until something
farther is learned of their actions.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
A Small Blaze.

The alarm of fire from box 70 last night
called the department to burning wood
shed at 30 Gold-st., owned by r. RiverIy.
The fire broke ont in a wooden box In
which had been deposited ashes from the
stove. The damage Is about $50, fully
covered by insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
Charity Lodgars.

So far this month there has been accom-
modated at Police Headquarters seventy
five dodgers, and the majority of these are
men who have worked on the lakes during
the Summer and are making their way to
the Lumber woods for the Winter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

RosgoE Jan. Is.--esn. A =. { Unsitrwood
vbo vas ffr - years szrvs7or o TIE f0r'
q rsostoa. elef tbs afferns0n of PDsrsno.
MA Tns rniistsrr rec0r6 81 fsezsra|
T1s5erwepd wns hrsfiisnt aud hs borf ssrsrs.
srsrs ard vsriaus wou nas rsceiTe1 1arifs
TIE iste civ! TEf us vss ovsr g gsss =
az.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Nrr YorE. Jan. 1f--Assistsnt rs ct
Attorney Parker sad 70 a United Press re-
porter today that the letter written BY
Delsnoey, counsel for tbe foreign bond
holders Of the Kansas PaciSc Railroad. %
the President asking erscltiTe Interference
- secure t5s refarn Of Jag Gioul3 xifAfu tbs
Jurisdiction o. fne Tnitsd Ststsx. wes
shs1rd iaasraach ss no steps hzvs ben
t.ken which piscss 6ioal3 n the light of q
criminal
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

NV Towz- Jan. 1s-Hsnrv A. Nc
Neily. hroths- ~ Frrnk 9. xeNsiHy. ths
v.unz dsfEulssr - saco snd Bi1dsforS
3snk cf Ssco Ha8s - s0 Pr Earops
tnls moE8i1s ia sssrch % the stolen bsnes
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

DrsLrx, Jan. IN. PEus. NJ p Who
hss been barricsded II bis Lis6ansv castle
Ia County Wsssrfori. escape6 from the
-sslie today sno sluded tie police. vho are
a1w In fsli hsste afer him.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

And now VI have smother Universal
language" Tie naiics above quoted are
ron Or slvsrthss ''Visoos the Univsrssl
and Natural Lsnguaeer The words form
10 salafaaons aud question. ronofs-
ts..od morning Onnsi-Pescs and sunitv n
ven. Iksrsi Vfso.sa-Do vou use Visons7
Michigan = very mitch ne headquarters of
vaiarak. ths other Universal language. IN
ssrurh a. shs 6rst grsmmsr C the new
tcnxue was issssd from Aims in this state
and ne sutacr = nov preparing
. second eaition. nr. Sirsr'hs
Who s unonesfionahiy a learned
asn a. val as distinguished inguist pro
asunces VslsDuk atteriT worthless. Nse-
witbsrsndinx al this thers sre a lsrzs nun-
ber Of persons IN fhe Cnited Stsrss today
~ho s-s cnrversant vifh the ne~ tongue
snd. - q csrssin srte1t it nas alrsasiy gone
inte ass. In ths arsc number of a rev,
handsome snd srrsrenfiv s5ls quarterly,
TBe Hsatk r-a Hsrts Lisr1ra. which has
iust resolved nv iesk. Sivartha ssys .the
fzst s. able q voispuk comes rom ne
rost sf speak. s6ii - the average Ameri-
- = sniT sassszss . ,~s ais&srsssbss esa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

II ron irfend huyirg black six n the
nesr future fgars out vhat ene-easrter
mears snd % - N1,ider 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Carrinfai sd his s-ier5i6 ccrcsrt
oonpanv apcssx a. Povsrs a weak from
temorr0E Monday aisa1
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Notice the zrs.f break IL c5oeks =.
s1vert Sci b r p Ki8oer 4 60.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Don't fo~gst the o1s-o1srser oH o. sn-
30 - - A. kiSdevs
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

The one-q a s-isr Ct ss.s a Klsssr 4 G. /,
Is sflll soesls1x.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Edwin Bosth. LsTTs1cs Barrett. Joseph
Jefer41n A n Pei .er. General Sherman,
Nsrk Twssn snS T 3 Al8~sch have formed
ths r ays-s Clab il Nsw YORK is : - -
a. srzan3 3Essi0n Ike TIE Gsrriok Clab o.
Lc1soa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

E~wTtbinz n DRY gods. one quarter issz
sSA.sr SriSS. 81 klddsrs ~is.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

"Wednesday evening Joan =. ws-s ap-
pears il bilzvfo1s conedy Tas Dseox."
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Trnn.ags q 81 h q ore ssssssr es
= Az<asxa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Mrs McKes Rankiu viiI be ssen here IA
the Golden tfizat7 TIE EEvoT says the
csav bss heen renamed hersase The star.
Mrs.. MCKee F nkin. co1ld not poss by oe a
g0l6sn Or say otser giant. Bes,oes. the
site bore . the provincisi mind suspicion
rf fhe srerf acular.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

AD8cipsss vo1r wSnfs - arsss goods iins
szs2 ~. szs = ssx-<T e ~ ksa1sxa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Chailes Gardner aud ssfhe New Kari
under the management Of Phi. Irving
closed successful engagement O. hea-
m0nd's last evening. They so 10 B.soy 4
GsIxoods Toledo theatre next.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Peter Rush. Past EXALTED Ruler Of the
Detroit Elks. aud an old-ume actor, l.
known a. Giles Blzbbins" ever since the
Grand Lodge met Ia New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

at Powers Grand. Ward Is funny tsi-
los snd has fuaoy coas4eler IN tnas Of
II ggins. the Doctor servant
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

WHY viii this season. be the best We
have bad IN thousand years. Charles
Kent ASKED ". II Crane between the acts
of The HsnrIetts" the other night. Crane
has a tender regard fer bis meaFai depart
raent. and not Wishing to 1nduiv exercise
il. gave the conundrnm up. "Becsuse
said \ snt putting on life pTeserver. 'it's
a tsrrs - kt--ic1l year. "-Nsz Ts~s Airrov
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Stuart Robson was made q grandpa last
week. It's girl. and stuart's drughter
Alicia is the mother. They should call the
little one Henrietta.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15

Manager Garwood presents Under the
Gas Light" for the entertainment Of his
patrons at RetmOrd's all this week opening
tomorrow night. Augustin Days thrilling
and pleasing play will be produced with
much attention ia detail and effects Gns.
Phillips, who made some reputation a. q
humorsst over the signature of "Oofty
Goostr i the star OF the cast He IL sup
ported bv Mercedes Msiarsrina and good
compssy, which contains some speciality
artists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-15
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.

Irving is still in Chicago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-07

He who sells all he has and gives to the
poor may, if he is very badly eaten up with
greed for money, discipline himself in the
right direction, but in selling all be has de-
prived himself of the means of self support
in sickness and endangered the care of his
family. But all this subjective wrong might
be perpetrated to curb grasping spirit
through the loss of property. That, however,
which he had no right to do he has done He
has pauperized the poor. The evil inflicted
upon scores, and perhaps hundreds, is in their
lessening of self respect, the cultivation Of
Incidence, the enfeebling of their already
weak determinations, the putting further
away of that day when the poor shall be
properly paid for their work, and the foster
ing Of that reckless spirit, The world owes
me living and I'm going to have it" II
the next rich man does not sell out and dis
tribute soon enough, they will thirst for hi:
riches-perhaps for his blood. If some of his
wealth is i'll gotten. as is the case with many
rich men, they will consider it all SO.
Now note this most remarkable fact-that
every single precept pointing to non-resist
ance and self abnegation, while subjectively
attractive, ignores the objective ami ultimate
effect; that is, they oil seem to be Of benefit
to the doer, but make not an iota of discrimi
nation as to the effect upon others; while, il
fact, as history has shown, and as we are now
beginning to know, both are injured, but tbs
greatest harm is done to the supposed benef
cisries. Charles W. Smiley in Popular Sci
ence Monthly.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-07

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