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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07
Hruupr n3 Rubolpb bon Deter
reithsltuaaru bat iidb erid1DiSen. -

Msbrere Der be,,tiden Suritenfamilien
iino in ber letten 3eit in auffaaenoer
8eile bon idmeren @eididsn betrofen
tpprben; 10 bic @ittelsba9er, bic 9os
bensoGeu,, Die 3dbrinser. Sin enties=
lider Shlas bat iest aut bas 9aus Der
6absburser setrpfisn, Der pl6slide Sob
bes faiierlihen Sbronfpleers, uno bieb
ein Sob ourh Selbitentleibung!
Ser in Der friiden &raft Der eriter,
Ntamesjabre itebenbe 9rin; sparo tpdbs
renb zines Sasoausfuaes am Mittrpoa=
Morsen poriser gBrde gu Maper ing
toot int 8ette sefunben. 3uerit tpurol
perbreitet, ct iei am 9er;i4las seifor=
ben; aaein Die ipabre Tooesuriahe tpal
Elm 3epolperidrB in ben &opf prn BEG
9rinsen eisener 9anb. unb bieielbe mari
bem all4 ihpn am Opmeritas an,tlid
betannt semaht.
| @iener 3eitlmsen berihten, lau
2abel, 6ulsenoes Ser 8rpnprins fub,
am WioniaS in elmer 9of'utide poi
@ien nod 8reitenfllrtb, no i9n eli
leihtes @efdbrt erlpartete, INN ibn mad
WiaperIins, II Meilen fiiopeitlid pol
9eilisenfrella gu befbrbern Der 8rDn
prim sog es inoeRen ppr, Die Sired
Beses gu SUB suriidsulesen. Inter
tpess plauoerte er better nit ben Saec
sditen, tpsl@e ibn besleiteten. VI
Oienitas sins Der 8rpnprins nit feline
@diten auf Die Saso. 9tad Der Stud
tebr betlaste CT iih iiber appfl4merse
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07

3pangsgeIeBgebnng. 8et Der Gin
me uvn5 einer &tlhe in Bat mole Ia 5te
otfsr Gage Garotnal bons:
vSi unisren tdgliden 3eitungen tpuroe
untdnsit Ole 8 .unoltng elmer anti ri
gbien so plnta ,si tule geneloet. @ie
t9 bore, tabea nelihieoene prebigr
unkrer O5risteit sar anter ariiduns Der.
islben auiSefo:oer ST fir msinen
Epeil N iroe !noeb .ein oerlrtiSes Gin
szsifeu nj tts5erne iesen. 3panasseies'
sebung 1T ourhaa8. eeine Defebrung.
Lanier g5ttliher gtlbier fat 3ir Ser.
breituns isiner 2esze ben Mem oDer oas
5duert oes psltltdsen @eiesea nte In
Eaniprua genomuan. Die einsigen
Blffsn, beren mic uns 3ur 8sfanpfans
| o,sisr Shuae. beoienen iollen, ilp'
iiber3eusenes Bepe,ssriinoe.- 1sbsrs
bldpt m5tke. i@ ben Seinaen G,tai
sesenlber nur has SAmert oes @siias
Sleben."
0ierpabe bic .Nmxifa' NisI'
IeuB.r.ass Life iiA auf pie bon Der
Buriiaaern geiibie 9roas iiberbaupl
annensen. Die 4uitds oisier Wteoer.
iseleE 1T :: eaB oas S!altssei.s aaes
BoIa cerbnoern poer srcm6 gid pot
DER grcs n.rtllgen icq. An,efs, gan
arSers lautet Die 2sbre Der !atbolii der
auhe. Sn Ter un.ssslei1hA.l
vSumnaa theological" beantmprtet De
liu. EpDRas BON Aquinn Di
Z Srase. Ob oas msni4tbhe @eIesis
: 51sehtlsfeit ia psrbinDeln babe.
.AlsrDin9sD ersIdtt CT, lit bo
: @siss cine ae5et poer Gin MaB fl
: nleaiA.i4e 8 lnolunsen. aber elm Ml
: mug Dsm @smefenen sleharti5 iei
: 81 :raIS folet, baB Seiese ben Msr
!. i4n ssmab sArst 8siAafsnssit auf ]
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07
Der streit iiber Samoa a.ralioent

Der streit iiber Samoa a3raiioent
Gleoelanb bat DEM GonsreB neus l1r=
tllnoen, Depeiden uno t3riefe ii5er bic
gorsdnge ouf ben Samoa= Snie n ilber-
ienoet, oarunter Depeihen bon benz
amerifaniiden 8ieezgonlul Rladlod in
Npia ,mo Dem 8efeblsbaber bes 8unoes=
&riessihiffes .,Hipiic", Capt. Nfuaen,
- Oinse, Die i'm tpeientliaen ourh ben
Selesrarb idon friber nitsetbeitt NOR
ben Fno =; ferner bic @iitbeilung, bab
AM %. Sanuar Der oeuti9e @eianote
in 8aibinston, @raf Qrep @aGep, ben
Staatsminiiter BON Der ant 90. ,. NIT
Yplt aus Berlin trfolsten Mtienouns
zines 8oridlass fiir oas 3uiamn,entre=
ten elmer 6 pnferen5 iiber Die Sas
moa 4uselesenbeit oeritdnoist babe.
Das lsbte Stid Der BON Yrdiioenten
ppreelesten Correspondent, lit Elm Sareiz
ben 9 is mard 9 an Den @rafen 4reo
8adep. in tpelhem es u. a. beibf /:
.,Durd bieien 8orJang (oen senseloeten
Ingrtf auf beutide Seeioloaten) iino
mir gu unierm 8eoauern aus bem 5tano
beionnener gerbanollmgen, ortrh tpei6e
Der faiierliae Goniul in Npia Die itrei=
tenoen Yarteitn su peri6bnen fldte uno
tposu er Die unteritiisuns bes eng iihen
uno oes amerifaniihen Gonlias na6Je=
ludt batte, in 2rie9syuitano geg n Die
Inereifer periest tporoen. 8ir psroen
ben uns au'eeorlmSenen 8ampf, init
aaer 44tung Der ensliI4eH ino ameris
fanii4en Sntereifen, sesen Nataafa uue
leine 4nbdnger fortlesen. g8ir tpouen
ourd i,nier bepafnetes GinI9reiten nur
ole 3u4tisung Der Wosoer oeutl hel
arieser uno Den Shus BON 2eib unit
@ut ltn'ersr 2anoslelite errei4en. 81
oieielben nit Ianlaleie i'm 9ampf iino
10 nintmt unier Giniareiten aaslbin5i
oas 4usieben elmer 0llfeleiitung fiji
Iamaiele an gSir boffsn IN unisrsi
8enlibunsen, Die M6roer CUR 5traie q
bringen, auf bic Wsitrpirfllng Der mi
! uns in grieoe lmo Sreunoi4aft lebenoe1
Sertrassn1ddte IN Sarnoa uno erIuAel
Die Der. Stadten Ge5ierlmJ ben Gra
iuln uno ben Beieblsblbern pon arieSs
ihifen in Samoa entipredenoe Be
: lunsen ertbeilen 81 tpoasn. llniere b
T waffnets Nadt bat 8efsb, ale 54t
1 Ioi9 ns bes 9auoels uno 8eas,s b
I 9feutralen gu uerbinosrn uno su psrms
Ioen, uno B eoerpsr5eltuns uno 3srit
!; raag blDB sesen Die, wel1e ben Ruiu
+ Init unlersn Inappsn nar@ einsn mo
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07
Mus ben bemtlaen @iifpatea h,

Aus ben beuti6sn @iFp,tea to
Gbina. Mus YuDlt IN Saoz
Staotuns (Gbina) inaGt ber bo@p.
4poit 8icar S. 9. Nnser, Gii6of
pon Eslepte . p. a., Miitbeilung iiber
oie fiio shineiif4e, Miffiom
Den Solgenoes entnomnen IT,:
vAls tt nDr feds Satren aaein NIT
einem Mitbruber gum eriaen NAL SISs
5dautung betrat, fano~ i6 unter 1O.s
OOO.O 900 !9etoen bloB 15S G9riffsrr,
feline &irhe, feline Saule. tein Niii:
lions 0oeal. Sebt bat Siios Sdans
tllng / Diidoi, 13 Miiiiondre, 4 eus
rDpdiihe 2aienbriioer, 1919 @etaufte
tote zoe nit Too absesangenen riAt
eingerednet), 80 Ratehiiten, s 2.brer,
4 Waiienbduier nit 222 Ginoern, 8
Shulen, l Seminar unbs20 Geminas
riifen, 80 Sop Zen. YSir baben isRs
iiber 1000 2atehumene.t; auberoem
puroen ii6er 5000 In Eooeseefabr be-
fuolide Qetoentinber ,getauft.
3u ben alten 2sioen bat iid Elm
neues binsugeiellt bic 0nngerss
uotb. MQsemetne Erodsnbsit bat bic
erite grnte ruinirt ,unerb5tte 11ebers
i&wemmungen bie 3weite fli1 gan3 aers
16rt. Meine Reiioers 9,'Oli biIoet
etne Dbe Sniel, tpeit uno brett bon
t,efem Bai1er eineeidloTsn, uno nur a,l
S&iff mars mir mbsIi6. In meine
M.iiion 3u eelansen. Neu erbaute
sirdea baben fdOsdtia selitten ourtb
ote beftigen &ssengliia, neue 6duier
dno 3uiammenseittr3t, oie preiie alIer
9ebensmittel iieiSen fahslbaft In bic
p5be, ia, an maahsn Gteqen bats
ieine liebe Notb. I'M .fiir'S barre @elS
Jtabrunssmittel su betommen. Oasu
it oaS Miiicnsspsrional riefg anges
tpahien. rerlo1ene 3tnoer uno balbz
perbunesrte glrn,e topfen 3abllos an
meine Gblre, UNI @roo fdreieno. 8u
aqem nsberauB, na4eem bic 9iebs
ieuae entisblihe 9erbeerungen anges
riAtet, perbreitet istt ole g:it Surht
uno Shredsn. aQ' aas Gleno br:ngt
ole 2sute p0Qis, 3l,r 8erswsiHIag. 70
oaB es in LETTER 3eit IN einem esoBen
abeile beS 1icGriatS bon Weselnsern
unb StraBenrdubera tpimmelte.. Son
oen ereulidsn. 8draSsen, bic Der iata.
nii1e 0ab Bet htnsiiide @e!ebIten an
alien @den uno GaSen Der 0l.iiien bes
reitst ,bat i,nb' tnssserfort begaitet, trill
| iG G,lteber iAueiges.
| Gin bGfersa Bib firtpahr, SaS iG
oa bon @sao' GdantunS eRsloae! abel
elm eisentbam6aer Bug ssat sessnmdr.
is ou.1 oteies Rei1 nit ieinen tlnge'
J adblten, UAQaanen Weniasnieelsn. Cir
El1mi&wuna IN iocialer. rsli3iDIer uni
! politiiAer 8e,isbuns bereitet aA Dor
: 4ber soen aarum 1T lat bic tp,dtiaa
; 3eit, oae bic tattolune Prepasars1
NIT aQer Raht auf DIE 8stsbruus Die
les 2anbeS iiA merfe."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07

8eigefiist fino stpei glpten oes bamaIis
gen 6anoelsasenten auf iener Station,
@otparo> tpelde naberen MufiA(uB in
betreff Der l1ebertraglngen seben"
Dte pbiSe llebertrasunss l1rfunbe
tpar an8oro bes 8unbesoampfersNo
i'm 9afen bon 9asozpas aussefertist
uno lautet:
uNn Mqe, bic es angebt. -arno uno
su tpiHen getban iei es biernit, boB mir
Die llnter3eianeten sebDrig 8eppamdb=
tisten oes Taimua unb Saipula Der ia
moaii9en &esierlm9 be,lte, am 5. Mug.
1878, Der Ser. Staaten=&eeierltna bas
Heht ilbertragen, ben 6afen BON paeoz
Pagp uno bic baran l'eeenbe &iIte i'm
@intlans nit Den 8eitimmunsen oes
ant II. Sanuar 1878 su @aibineton
in ben Ser. Staaten bon Mme1ifa spiz
l9en Den Ser. Staten uno Samoa a5s
seldloif'nen 8reunoibaftss uno 6an=
oelsbertrags gu benuten. Saimua
Dta Saipula. 2apea 2eiatp. Tui=
lapi &otD. @ultapus @ptpar6, als
3euge."
Gin 8rief @otparo's ppm l. sSanuar
1889 an unteritaatsiecretdr gfipes Be-
la9t, oaB bic bier lnterseiAner Der rlrs.
tunoe bon Der iamoanii ben 3ssieruns
'u GommiiIdren beltelt tpproen ieien
neil fis Die gisentbiiner bes @rl.n6 uno
Sooens ldngs Der &ilte bes 6afens
Yagp=F Fa9o geipe1en
Ser 8sief iast tpeiter: vgead meiner
Nn'tdt iniiBte bieie l1rfunoe ben Ser.
Staat n oas @isentbumsre6t an @rrno
uno 8ooea ii6ertrasen. eSd tpar bas
mails ni9t ermdhtist unb ut Der Sage,
oas uoae gisentbumsreat gu ertperben,
neil id nitt mubte, tpie tpeit Die 8uns
oesresierung in oer Sadie geben tpollte.
Oebbalb tpuroe Der ur'unoe iene SUI
lung 9e9eben uno oemMini terium iiber=
laHen, lie aussulesen."
SIN Gensreb sa6 es AUDI ut ben lee:
ten a9t Tagen nph einige eriAredliA
idbelranelnoe Geoen. SIN 6auie bat
Der Nbs. Tbomas folsenben 9lntras
pprbere tet: 0Senat un6 0aus beiAlies
| ben, baB Der Yrdioent hierourh beppas
mddtigt mno angetpieien 1T, fcIhe Mab=
regeln, au9 friegeriibe, tpenn es 3ped.
mdbig erlheint. su ergreifen, tpelhe
notawenoig uno bienlid iino, I'M bic
SIRE, Die 8iiroe uno bic Snterellen Der
Slasse liao Der Res eruns Der gerein.
5taaten uno i9rer 8iirser, 10, itnmer
tie iein nDJen gesen bic betpafnete
MaAt bes 8ailers bon Deutldlan, su
i6usen nnb gu bebaupten." Mfiniiter
8aparo uno Senator Sherman, oer>
tpie bemerft, Dem MusiduB oes 8unbess
lenates fiir ausmdrtige Nnselegenbeiten
prdlioirt, nabmen bic Saae einltpeilen
nod beoeuteno 9 lalIener.
l1eber bas 8erbdltniB Ser San
b oelsintereiien bon 4merifanert
lnb Deuti9en in Samoa ersiebt fA
aus elmer 9tote 8ismard's bonn gtop.
1887 Solsenoes: In benz san3en Gin.
uno Insfubrbanoel Der Snleln i,no Die
Ser. Staten nur nit uneefdbr 1907
600 Dollars betbeilist. 8dbreno
bort Oeutiblano iiber 80 0anoelsita=
tionen beiibt uno segen 1900 4cres
2ano unter Gultur ba6en ba6en bic
Ameritaner feine ein3ige 6an=
oelsitation ilno b64ifens 100 &cres
2anobeiis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07

@rsSbritanniea. - 8iaiars D'a
9rtxn npslGer tlrb& 3u pisrncnats
liher @efdn5n,steatt uerurtbeat nno
'Hl3sis tpuroe, lit IN Nan@sfteE pertafs
tet woroeu, rpdbIenS er In eiuer 0ers
iammlun5 cine Rsoe bielt. Sa cas @es
fdnsnis In glonna.l einseftibss. reiserte
&C f4 bic @sfdnSniBtraGi an5ulegen
unb mubte &C nat @emaii In bielelbe
geftsdt meroen. Der @dansenenDirsc,
lpt eIDf f,sfe ion, oaB naln tpm. fIaS &c
iih ue,s re 4obrnns u Rd gu nstmen,
iolde tlnElih beib.inJen meios. - Oie
Blrianenismiisliecsr bon Tippernp.
O'Sonnor uno GonoDn, iiho peeen
aaireiylns sH gsrweiserun5 ces g i&ts
fgnies, Elm Sober su plermcpatliHer
StraIhaft nerurtteilt pprosn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07
sa sniere anaoenreid,e Mstter.

Sast at. tper lit bod oieie,
So Iber'm Yaraoieie
MS Worgenr0tbe itebt?
Gs front lie Der Sterne &ranS,
GS fleioet lie Der Some Slang,
llnS flarite llni6ulb lit lie gang,
Die 8raut bon Nasaretb
Das lit Die Mafelloie,
Das 1T Die @naoenroie,
Des etpi4e 8ortes 9elt,
DoS lit lit Blum aus Seize Stamm.
0ie uns sebraht bas 8otteslamm,
60 uni're Siinben auf ii6 nabm.
Die &6nisin Der Welt!
q bu nieleole Sraue,
Sn @naoen auf uns i6aue
llaS belle alIen Sarin!
. bu. ber Traurisen Tr0iterin,
8 Su, ber Selieen SOnigin,
6lbr' uns sur eiuigen 6eimatb bin,
Ditt', bob li6 Soft erbarm!
P.Soiepb gpilImann. s. j.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07
,fortlaufenoe ur. llO9.

aTN \*tA ~0SSASSI ""~1 w WY s~'~~N~
ieten" -. SD nerge6e es ME: als
i6 ben M,ifionaren einif, nm ibre
Stanobaftistsit au priiien, bic Qeiben
lluo Mabiale ihtosrte, bic in Arriea
ibrsr BARREN uno 'iaste: u@Ott peib,
cb Is niat einisen bon eu4 beihieoen
1T. uuter 0entersbano zines eraulamen
Dtaribreriooes su iferben," oa iob Id
ibre Iusen freuois auf,ellhten, unb eli
nsr rief aus: 20, eaB mir bod elmer
10 grDben @raoe tpilroig pdren !" Der
oleB iaete, fisl gu 8ugu unter ben
Dold1ihen Der Seinoe oes 4r,itltaen
gtamens. 8si dbnliHem NnlaHe ant.
tporteten mir sleia 70 aud bic Sdwe.
tern.
SD tpolIts naa 3an;ibar," fdrieb
mir P. 8pa,fatius, Der Sbere Der Wlil
lion, nod am Is. December b. s ;
,,aber in Dar es Salaam pernabm
iH, 8uIhui ioae i'm Mu3use uno Elm
neuer grocer 4ufru5r aussebrc@en ietn.
SD tebre paber nad 8usu 3urild, um
ausesen gu iein, mag fommen mas tp'a.
@otles lSlae seidebe!!" Dieie lesten
tbsutru 3sllen trafen i'm Miliiensbauie
st. Oitl,lien an 13. eluuar Gin, alp
aerobe am nd,nlihen Sage, an tptld IN
@ot bielsnOpfertpllen sur Ebat tp.roen
l,eb u. oas iAnterslibe, foifbare Opfer
annabm Denn an oieiem Gage, berSc:
tape oesSeites Ger @4fheinuns ees9errn
ppr oer9 aoenwelt, iibe, fielen Die Araber
8uid,r,'s nit Seuer uno S4usrt bic
Ditiiion 81. 8snee ct gu Pusu. Die
umtpobnenbm ihwar;en G,ugebore
nen betbsiIisten fid nidt oaran. Dts
bliibenoe Citation tparoe bon @runo aus
selltDst. 9ret Wiitslieoer Der Miiion,
ndynti9 Der 8raoer Benedict
2antmert aus S9lelien 8ruoer
petrus Wtdel aus 8aiern inb
bic Sdwefer Sc artba Wannin 9
aus Wslifalsu Rarben, als Wtartsrer
ibres toben 8erufss, pOn bea MeRern
Der @uttenoen unmenibliA 5elleiidt.
Sic gebbtten gu Den ausgescihneiifen
uno tbdttsifen arditen uaierer WiliiDn.
Wiit Qillfs befreunoeter @ineetDrsner
blieben bonn Blutbno imb @ef0ngenldait
perldont: Der apDlloliiAe g pprdieet
P. 9onif atius Slei If ii 3 nebit
ben Brlbetn 6rioolin 8raun
uno Sofepb SrrganG aIe bret
aus Baiern. Die ii5r'gen brei 8riicer
uno cine S9weifer, oer &atehet St
SIbefpus Rauer aus Oitpreu,
zen, 8r. st nmualb 50 fman Gus
8aoen, 8r. Support 8 D6 Ser 3.
Ber aus 8aiern ilnb bic Wiliicus:
l&tpeiter Bensbieta Sioerin
aus @eitfalen tpurcen FAINT @uen,
ntl@e in 9ugu 4uinabme eeiunSsn,
gefaneen tueggefdbrt.
@e, allem natiirliher S6nsrs erblid'
eer ii5srnatiirlihe 8laube % ben per.
bluteten Opfern bic Sissespalme uno
@lerientrpne unS preist Die @efaGenen
islig. 9ber bic armen @efanee.
men! Sieie su befreien,-wer mDdtt
bier5u niAt germ bic 6ano bietsn De,
0imrnsl tpeib, tpelde MiBbanolurger
lie In Der @efansenfdaSt gu erouloer
fat n. 9ater Aurhin tpenbst iid
bann an aUe &1tbolltstl, insbeSonosr,
ober an bi lglnti ScIapereis8ereine mi
Der 8ute am SiiltsIsiituns sur ausl6
iuns Der @efanaenen. SIS lei bemetti
oab auh SUIT 9 smart li@ bereits
Der 5ahe ansenommen uno ben @ene
ral=goniul bon 3arSibar ansetuiele!
baben iLa, Aber ben 2psfaui Der Sc
fansenen l1uterbanolun 5en ansutniipfen
l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-02-07

ber;os 2arl 2ubtpig iein. glIein bieier
ioa iogleid gu saniten ieines Sobnes
Sran3 auf oas ThrcnfolsesReht ner=
Al dbaben (?).
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-03
Department of State.

William Tucker, Royalton farmer
was killed Saturday by a falling tree
while at work in the woods.
St. Johnsbury's electric light plant
is now already for use, 35 of the 200
candle power lamps were placed in
position last week.
A special town meeting at Bellows
Falls last week, appropriated S40O
additional for highway purposes and
work has been resumed on the streets.
Robert Dolley, aged 40, stone
cutter on the Bennington battle mon
ument was found dead from intoxica-
ton near Bennington Center SatHr-
day.
State Attorney Dana, of Rutland,
is conducting lively liquor crusade,
making very frequent raids on the
sellers. Several cases were brought
into the police court last week.
Reuben R. Thrall, of Rutland, who
is probably the oldest lawyer in the
United States still practicing, cele-
brated his 9Sd birthday last week.
He answered to all the calls for his
cases on the docket in court last
March. His mental faculties have
been failing, however, during the
year although his bodily health is still
remarkably good.
A freight train near Middlesex was
run into Saturday morning by wild
engine in charge of engineer Pierce,
the hero of the Hartford bridge disas-
ter two years ago. The brakes re-
fused to work at the proper time and
Pierce blew the whistle IN time to warn
the men in the caboose and four
jumped to save their lives. Pierce
was uninjured. He has been in the
service "a years.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-03
inauguration Day.

Quarters have been engaged at the
Arlington hotel for Gen. Harrison and
party prior to the inauguration cere-
monies next March. There will be
in the party General Harrison and
wife, Russell Harrison and wife, j. r.
Mckee. wife and two children, Ex-
Senator Saunders, and wife, of Ne
braska, (parents of Mrs. Russell Har-
rison) f. W. Haiford, private secre-
tary. wife and daughter. The guests
will arrive there about week before
Inauguration day. On the morning
of Inauguration day they will go to
Wizards Hotel on Pennsylvania Az
enue, and occupy a parlor on the sec
ond floor, whence they will view the
procession as it forms. In accord
ance with the precedent established
by Andrew jackson, and observed by
every President but two since then,
President Cleveland will call for Pres
ident-elect Harrison at Wizards and
escort him to the Capitol. The num-
Der of civic organizations that have
informed the inaugural committee of
their intention TO take part in the in
augural parade is so up to date; rs
of them comprise 15,458 men. The
number of men in the other organiza-
tions have not been reported. Quar-
tiers have been secured for the major
ity of these organizations. The mill
tary organizations are not included in
the number given above. All the or
CARNATIONS that will be in line have
not yet reported, but from the data
now in possession of the inaugural
committee it is evident that the par
ade is going to assume colossal pro-
portions.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-03
A New Party in the South.

Before the war the Free Traders did
not have it all their own way in the
South. There was a considerable
protection sentiment that would have
made itself felt more than it did if it
had not been that the question of sla-
very had pushed every other issue in
TO the background. The war and the
questions growing out OF the war fur
Their retarded the protection movement
in the South. Southern Protectionists
and Southern Free Traders agreed to
ignore their differences on economical
questions and stand shoulder to shout
der against what they called NEGRO
domination" The result was a Solid
South which would probably remain.
unbroken for many year to come, if
it had not been that with the increase.
of manufactures in the South there
came revival of the old Protection
sentiment.
4 great number of Southerners be-:
gin to see that the Southern indus
tries that have been springing up so.
rapidly in the last few years need pro-
lection. This has forced upon them
the,question, "Why should we con-.
tinue to vote with the Free Traders
when by doing so we are voting,
against our own interests" We
thoroughly appreciate, they say, the
gravity of the race problem, but be-.
cause we object to being ruled by the
black man are we to let slip the splen-
did opportunities that are offered to
as to increase our wealth by building
up our industries?
This sort of questioning has led the
Southern Protectionists to form a.
plan by which they hope to break the
Solid South. The plan briefly stated
is this: A new party is to be founded
winch will inaugurate a political war
fare against Bourbon rule. 1t is
hoped that when the Bourbons are
closely pressed they will call the ne
gro to their aid to save themselves
from political death. When the
Bourbons are forced to rely on the
negro vote in State and local elections
to save themselves from defeat, polit-
ical disfranchisement will cease and |
freedom of the ballot will be secured. |
The new party will not antagonize
the negro race, but at the outset will |
be organized almost entirely of white |
men. Protection to American indus-l
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-03
Trial of the Cruiser vesuvIus.

The new dynamite cruiser Vesuvi-
US, which left Cramps ship-yard at
Philadelphia Thursday for the Della
ware bay to have her speed tested,
returned to the ship-yard Saturday
afternoon. The course in the bay
where the trial was made was reached
Thursday afternoon before dark, and
although the wind was blowing gale,
the sea was heavy and there were
other advantageous conditions, one
being shoal water, the contractors
therefore concluded to have trial be-
fore dark. The course of two miles
was made in in minutes and "a sec
onds, three seconds faster than the
time fixed by the board as requisite
to rate of 20 knots. Another run
was made in six minutes and p sec
onds. The vessel then anchored of
Ship John light all night and Friday
morning another trial was made. Dur
ing the run, however, one of the all
pump levers broke and the last hall
knot was run with only one engine.
The time made was six minutes anC
Is seconds. The trial was then aban-
doned and the Vesuvius returned to
the CITY,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1889-01-03
wESTEEELD.
Arthur Austin is sick with canker-rash,
Azrn A SIetinn snnnt Nrnns wool. ut homo

Arthur Austin is sick with canker-rash,
AFRO Asletine spent Xmas week at home.
o. c. Miller of Newport was in town Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Jennison Bailey has nearly recovered
her recent Illness
Two young ladiG~-were admitted to the M.
b. church last Sunday.
Ed. Dusham suffered a stroke of paraly-
sis last Sunday.
Chas. Stevenson has rented W. W. Wood s
farm for the coming year.
Theodore Roberts is seriously i'll, some
| hopes are entertained of his ultimate recovery.
report comes from Massachusetts of the
marriage of Peter Hamel a former Troy boy.
The week of prayer will be observed next
week by union meetings of the two societies
! Jas. Conant has rented Mrs. Uffords farm
| IN Barton and is to take possession early In
| the spring.
On Christmas day Deacon NJ C. Hitchcock
started to Norwood, N. Y, to visit his daugh-
! ter, Mrs. Fred Clark.
| Henry Miller, an aged gentleman has been
confined to his bed for some time by the
weakness resulting from old age.
Presiding Elder Donaldson and Rev. Mr..
Goodrich assisted Rev. P. N. Granger in the
quarterly conference services Saturday and
Sunday.
ABOUT ten IN the q. H. JIe ZoUH ii FtIhDO"
was discovered in the northwest after heavy
shower, which if not phenomenal was at least
unusual at this season of the year, in this lat
itude
Little Mabel Wright who was so severely
burned last fall has nearly recovered. The
flesh around the neck, chest and shoulders was
cooked with heat and has sloughed off and
new flesh formed
Stage driver Harding on his return from
Lowell the DIST reported worse travelling
than at any time last spring, the mud being
deeper, sticker and more of it, not to men
ton the pouring rain.
The Xmas books for the children in the
Cong'l S. S. arrived last week and were dis
tributed last Sunday to the twenty-six child
rem in the younger classes. Mr.. NJ. W. Far
man made the presentation in behalf of the
school in few well=chosen remarks.
| Josiah Miller, witk.-his. sons and daughters
and their families spent Xmas day in New
port as the guests of o. c. Miller, and the fol
lowing day they, with some other Westfeld
and Newport friends, surprised A. J. Miller by
taking possession of his new residence and
giving it and it's occupants genuine house
warming.