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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
BRAIDwoOD'5 LABOR RIOT.
Troops Sent to the Scene TO Guard
Property and Save Life.

Property and Save Life.
CHICAGO, May 27.-In response to an
appeal by the she if of VIII county for rein
forcements, Gov. Fifer has authorized the
Illinois National Guard to protect property
and persons endangered by the riot at Braid
wood. Adjutant General Vance ordered a
regiment OF men to the scerif's aid. About
so strik rs from ad Joining mining village,
armed with guns and revOlvers, marched
in a bJdy TO the "Jn shaft this afternOo }.
About fifteen employees who were present
were IN rcned at the end of the strikers
guns % a safe distance north Of the shaft,
and the turbulent mob then proceeded to
FIJI the shaft up with pit cars and debris
wreck thi Is generally. After half an
hour Of this work they eft, saying they
would be back shortly and burn the shaft
Serious times are expected.
THE NEWS AT JOLIET.
JOLIET, ILL, Nav 2I-Company B Of
this city, belonging to the Fourth regi-
ment, has been ord red to Braid wood. 4
report just received here states that 400
strikers from Clark CITY and nearly 900
from Valley Greek are marching toward
The BraldwooI mines, armed with clubs,
revolvers army musk IS and shotguns, and
many of the Italian trlke are crazy with
liquor, and are determined to stop the men
VINO went 70 work In the mines this fore
noon.
A TRAMwAY COMPANY FINED.
PRAGUE, May 27-The mu licipal au-
thoriUie, nave fined tAe tranway company
Il 600 for the cessation of traffic caused
by the strike, and have threatened to with
draw the company's charter if business is
longer suspended.
MEETINGS PROHIBITED.
BERLIN, May 27-All meetings of
strikers have been prohibited by the gov
eminent. The residences of the members
Of the staff Of the WestphGIen VolkS
Zsift,ng were searched by the authorities
and all the money found watch nal been
collected IN support OF the coal miners
rikas was cOnh.carA1
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
CRONIN'S SLAYER.
Strong Suspicion Turned Against
Peter Nc eehan.

CHICAGO, May 27-The police claim that
a china of circumstantial evidence to show
that he was concerned in the assassination
of Dr. Cronin is Tightening around Peter
! Mcclellan, the Philadelphian, now under
arrest in this city.
| Harry Jordan. a man who came from
| Philadelphia some time agl and who is said
to have been an intimate friend Of MCGEE
han, was placed in custody 1T be held as a
witness 1t is suspected that he knows
something of McGes hans movements that
may prove of value The police will not
ciarge him with being one Of the principals
in tn murder
Luke Dillon, who came here from Phila-
delphia to assist in ferreting Odt the muir
derers of DR.. Cronin, says that he has
rece, we'd to egram saying tat the Clan
Na-Gael have sent him 81 900 70 forward the
work All sorts of rumors Of development
and arrests were flying about to-day, but
owing to the extreme reticence of the police
it is next to impossible to confirm or deny
them.
COUGHLIN ARRESTED.
Tonight at 10 o'clock Daniel Coughlin
was formally arrested in the police station
cell, where he has been detained on sus-
picion, aud was hurried to the county jail.
The warrant was sworn out by John
Cronin, brother of the dead doctor.
Coughin is charged directly with the
murder of D. Cronin.
Capt. Setback, Capt Wing and Lieut..
Wing were in confere ce several hours this
afternoon at the Lakeview station. and
when the conference was finished Capt
Setback announced that the police had P.
o. Sullivan, the ice man, under arrest.
GALATIANS DENIAL.
NEW HAVEN, CONN. May 27-Attorney
David Callahal whose nane is mentioned
in tle circular sent out Y Or. Cronin as a
lawyer wh) put D. Cfonin through a
severe cross-examinatIon in what. afterward
proved to be a bogus medical case, was
shown a copy of DR.. Cronin's circular to-day
and asked if he could throw any light on
the subject. Callahan said, This is indeed
news to me. The wh1ls piece, 50 far as it
refers to me, is absolutely and unquahfiediy
false, and know nothing whatever about
DR., Cronin or the Clan~na-Gael Society"
a POLICE JUDGES ADMISSION.
KANSAS CITY, May 2T-Michael Boland,
judge Of the police court of Kansas City.
to-day thar he was the member Of
the triumvirate Of the Clan-Na-G 3el,
against whom Dr. Cronin preferred
charge of misapplication of funds in 1855
Judge Boland SAID that the charges were
false, aud he ridiculed the idea that the
Clan-Na-Gael was directly or indirectly re-
spousible for the murder of DR.. Gro in,
saying Or. Cronin had already made the
charges, they were on record, and what was
to be gained b. getting rid Of him."
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
A FORT TO RIDE THE SEA.
THE MONITOR PURITAN TO BE EN-
TIRELY REMODELED.

She VIII Become an ArmOred Vessel
of Modern Type and Great Power
Her Turrets TO be Replaced With
Covered Barbetses-He Guns to be
Increased in Size.
WASHINGTON, May Eft is probable
that the monitor Puritan, which for years
has been monotor only in name, never
having been supplied with turrets or guns,
will soon be transformed into an armored
vessel of modern type and of great power,
and that her recent trip from Norfolk to
New York was ordered by Secretary Tracy
with view to placing the vessel in a yard
where the work to be done can be most
speedily executed and to the best advan-
tsCe.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
FUNERAL INVITATIONS

BURKE-Ihe friends and ACQUAINTANCE =
Mrs. JULIA BURKE and her sons, j. ]. a1n Of
Burke, are respectfully invited to artend J. W. W.
O'Clock THIS MORNING. 1y' a.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
A BLACK MANS PARTY.
Richmond Negroes Draw the Line
Against White Men.

RICHMOND, VA, May 27.-The color line
was drawn here tonight by meeting Of
negroes, who org ID an Independent
party, to VII Sc membership no white man
vii be admitted. Some of the m So promi-
nent ,lored men IN the CT y participated in
tie meeting. They pr pose TO act IN oil
political mattes through a council Of
leaders Of their own race.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
GEORGIA FUNERAL DIRECTORS, -
ISOLATION.

Members and delegates to the Georgi. p.
neral Directors Association are requested tn
meet promptly THIS Tuesday MORNING .. a
O'Clock in the hall of the Masonic Temple. o..
ner Whitaker and Liberty streets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
EDtIGATIONAL

IrRlENDs SCHOOL. Providence. y T. F0r
both skes Founded boo issf EKcflleni
hpfls. hfate1ls from Dr. sfaf-s AZ denouilua
hpns. lhpnfuVn work in EuRlnh, hcirnie.
tlnaalcs, dusic cod Ar or cffflhcaie admit
~ college Address AUGUSTINE JONES,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES
RESOLUTIONS OF sYY1S.i IpAT711-,V,-

Advertisements Inserted under "e...,-.
Notices tctH be charged 81 90 a Squar 3pe eaes
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
SENATOR BROWNS CONDITION.

1t is TO-DAY ated by parties who claim
to be informed as - Senator Browns con-
ditiou that his recovery is not expected
and thai he realizes himself the honelessness
Of his case. 1t IS further stated that even
if he lives through the legis alive session,
he Will resign the senatorsAip before ad-
tournment.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
THE SUPREME COURT.

The supreme court completed the Eastern
circuit to-day and viii devote one or two
days disposlng of cases on the heel of the
docket, after which it viii adjourn for the
term
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
BUFFERS PHARMACY.
1T NEVER FAILS.
PAINTS,

TATNIH,
OILS AND VARNISHES, LEADS C0LoAS
AND MIXED PAINTS.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil and Varnishes Jul J.
stock of Paint and White Wash Brushes u"
hand. Call and get PRICES at ..--,.,.s
EDWARD J. KIEFFEko
Drug and Seed store,
Corner West Broad and Stewart SIRE. .,.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
FRANCES TREATY WITH HAYrL

PARIS, May 27.-M. Fauere, member Of
the Chamber Of Deputies, who had intended
to submit questions to the government in
relation to the alleged treaty between
France and Hayti, has abandoned his in
tentioa for the present, but will offer them
in chamber some SINE before the discussion
of the budget is finished.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-28
NOTICE TO ROAD COMMISSIONED

The semiannual meeting of the Road
Road Commissioners of Chatham copr+r -,
be held at the Court House on sATTrpn.
June LIST, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. -
G. BOURQUIN, Chairman
R. CoAKLEY, Secretary
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-06-15

In "Bluebeard Junior" the author, Mr.. Clay NJ
Greene, has preserved in all essential points, the
familiar nursery tale, but has aimed to present q
more interesting series of character portraitures
than has yet been the case In former stage repre-
sensations of the story. The play begins with a
brief prologue in the Gloomy Grotto of the King
of CnestaHts, and Is good natured satire on the
ancient traditions of the stage. The Spirit Of
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-06-15
OUR I'LL USTRATIONS.

RAFT TYRoLEAN IIGHLANDs.-Here is a beautiful
picture and which well represents Characteristic
in Wild and romantic country The highlands of the TyrO
famed for their beautiful wild and
glens picturesque nights and raging streams
pie living amid such surroundings naturally brave
daring foot possessing keen and
steady In their wild and turbulent mountain
rafting very exciting and sport,
graphic illustration of which given in picture
SOUTHERN BEAuTY-In q recent issue of THE TRAVELLER
published picture entitled "a Creole Beauty" and
which, respects closely resembles the print
in this ssue"A Southern Beauty II. however the reader
compare will appear. True
pictures faithful of distinct
beauty fact that both of tropical CLINE and
points accounts for their wonderful
similartN Each picture however. contains marked
which careful observer will at
together interesting and certainly
instructive study.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-06-15

Sir Henry Finch. celebrated English law writer held
"That the Of ONCE ignorant who had no
skill ALL utterly void" Inasmueh the American
people inherited much of the English Law as
adaped may behoove them 20 inquire
whether Fneh alutary doctrine dead In this country
only 'possuming.-Tezas &ftia0s
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

Lz1o.sTs &c os1E~
~ ben are yea going % hriag me that
stTa~f Ae@ra ole H~-8 s-zy - 41lotEsE
YESTERDAY ia ~ sxposrallatoTy toas. ~ e
BE LII 1een lZap-sl1eaztiy = AiGlEg sQ--e
Ilu1s fo4 ssi4 h4y.
I'll al i - yea sosos time ~ ether
u I i've hong enouga ~ ths reply.
Tiaen tlle iaiEsssiszat alsa se~soed ~ fer
get his iuEeGisBce rezzTdIsss ssrsa4s. slld
llae t~o lezaed their t1.cks aEains q ths
siie Il he1se IA The san An1 fel into
Tai ea-sy. quiet. dreamy state hlcA
seems bsgottea II Jhs Ar ia thls place.
IL re8aIEes f0F = nr@ conner few
months to toae hiIa down u the take-lt-
e..sv atmosphere prevalent here after he
hss lived IN tie sharp. hurry up. rigid
and punctuI routine peculiar 70 sOane
other towns. A ne~ settler 04e day oF-
dered fToln Als butcher early la the
n-Osainga supply for that days dinner,
@ DC taken % us house. Iae cook
waited. aud ia vain. Twelve O'Clock
came and no butchers wagon The
family dIned on yesterdays relics The
head OF the family went down in the
evening % the butcher's fuming.
"Why wasn't nav dinner sent as / or
dsred this morning he fiercely asked,
why. wasn't it sentY' inquired the
butcher. with an expression of amused
surprise.
sent Why Of course il wasns, and
We hal nO dinner" was the reply
well, declare now-well, really
replied the bu.cher-''well- Oh. I'll
tell you why il wasn't sent" he said al
last. as If ne had made an agreeable dis
coyery. You see, wanted 10 take my
wife out for ride 10 Bridgehampton and
forgot IT."
Then he seemed TO feel that everything
had been satisfactorily accounted for To
all parties concerned.
The stranger is now drilled and disci-
plincd, and when he orders q roasting
piece for today always makes up his
mind that he must be content If it does
not come till tomorrow.
PRENTICE MUIFoKD.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
ProposaIs Wanted.

NoHee - hefebs asen that sealed proposals :
Tor fi.r IIl.>ff 4EtAuA anu Clrtit"h "i ltit l~l
i.,,xil.r nataen auilaiHEs w ti bc rtcsthrd ea -
h,.f.ft r. F..ach Haon. al thv o1lce ~ col.
~.r.n~I aA rl.s hfssfH . Al oattA A,iNie-"A -,
lsrSnd Hapiss Aieh., eg Monday. the tNeall-
EN- 1 aay q - y, - 10 ,e e1 amount s.S' s, n
each appropriation ,sf Esd buildings, to-"ll'
fof Hospital. - -
foI uorUlfptB. si-ise.
for boot Cellar si-I
For NereNiDE Ault, $40 ~.
Au of which Mil es constructed - accord al 81
with plans and SPECIFICATIONS dfaN p ps r. "
nollisler. ol saginaw. Aitvh., subject L cliatst
by the Board oI Managers az me ~ hSh
soldiers Home. said plans and specification =
% be on exhibition lof eNanlinailon "n GAJ
alter THURSDAY. Nav ~. ls,i, AZ the once ~
col samuel N ellis. sl south Division -, tsraud
Rapids n oh. ar at the once of ". Hohister,
al saginaw Mich.
made, SrparaTelY, aud the uldcfat gned com
mittee reserve the right 10 reject any and al
bids II IL shall appear 10 them tiat the interest
OF the state of Michigan demands H.
The buildings 10 bc completed, in accordance
with said plans and specifications, "h the ht1t
daV of December. a. Il. loef. 4 forfeiture VA
the part Of the contractor oi 81 PEI oaN v. 'ne W
four buildings. coz the propoHlonale part ou
each or either ol said buildings, Nil bc rala
by said contractor ar coniraetors, a. the saec
may be-. for each and every day aiief me htAi
day of December lSsA. which may er e4Afrd
IL complete said building or buildings Bonds
satisfactory 10 said Board 81 MahaSrfa vii 'e
required 10 be furnished by s,ta CONTRACTOR oI
contractors for their faithful performance oi
their proposals Ia accordance WITH said pans
and SUrci ncafluus.
The said sealed proposals will be opened by
the undersigned committee at O'Clock p. m.
on Monday May -, lass. al the ONCE OF the
Michigan soldiers Home.
SAMCEL MILLS Grand Rapids, Mich.
MICHAEL BROWN. Big Rapids, Mich.
d. 1 INA - building Committee.
+. W. HoI1srER. Saginaw. Mich. Architect.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

There is as much difference in the means
employed in preparing the coffee for market
IS there is in those IN use in different parts Of
tho United States in preparing wheat after it
s sharvested Some plantations, notably the
large ones, have costly and rapidly working
machinery, which frees tho berries from
pulp. dries them, breaks and winnows away
The outer covering or shell. breaks and sepa-
rates the membranOus covering from each
ssed and sorts out tbc grains by sizes; and
they have also steam dryiag machines, 50
chat both time and manual labor are saved,
,nd often a better quality OF coffee IS secured.
On small plantations, and especially remote
oncs. tho most primitive methods stll prevail;
the berries are freed from pulp by O slowly
acting machine Of two wheels revolving ia
opposite directions, bat closc together, be-
tween which water carries them and from
which they escape into q separating trough
They still have 70 be drioi in the sun, win
aowed through Alarming mill Or by hand with
hand fan. and put through rude processes
Z breaking sad freeing from the cudocarpR aud
Are then sorted by hsnd- --Alm0nt Barnes
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

~hsrs s-srrS % - convincing evidec-e hat
= ~srchfll Providence taScs cara u shat
csss = u,ea vho r-frr-> ~ experiments "a
- whether .'aarriaga - failure ~ net,
rs'nelv. ne bachelors. lis huttonles en-
disi',r thas -as the th-Fne for hursor,ses
fsw short r-srS cack IS rnasie unneresssrv -
to insrof,csson q bustoahoies and n'iS.
ard his ngsasitv has zusdesi efn - reSart
mail nna So The niost satisfactory tsstei'-
iag far Srspsnsler. And nov hoi and -
bold he ned 10 m,re a7nsnt The los u
sVir7l stndS Pr <nnius among ne an
setf~3 has discovered thst nothing hcos
resher. is nscre convenient or cheaper - SD
pr thesr loss ss.n ths ordinary rouud topp~f
p.p-r fsss@rsr TIE listIe points z ths paper
fs..er-r srs r~-s--d taros,Sh the eveies
rienchei cn ne nrf-r stsie, snt 10 os'e eut
a. -xpert oan h-sl shcrn fr-r-n -. most cc~tlY
kzuSrsn guid i-velrv-Ne~ York star.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

To Societe Contrals dArchi,ecturc, q
Faris. has received q very curious conmuui-
cation a system II 5uilding houses entirely
q sheet iron has been inveuted- The walls.
partitions. roofs a-d waiEe0otin- are con-
pozrd 4 sesle me-1iuc sheets, seTaTlted ~
a. SIR mattress. which i surrounlei bF d6
frrsnt substances non-cpuductIvs Z heat
The er-a- r-zIt - TBS discovery is the uon-
com aazeihi-v ot tse buihding The metal
enpir7el Allows = tbe Taast va-1~-i forms 4
c-uauentarion, So that tbs general asEcot
nay he ruaie ss pleasing a. that I~oiaoei
~ any materials bItaerto IA use.-Esv J oTk
1.lsr-er.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

The now chemical ontpvTin IL now almost
ss commonly ustd es quiuine. and. Ike ths
sitter Il = prescribed m combination with
AZ kinds 4 u-iicin~S = f8vcTite corDbfna-
ion Is wi.h tbo sweet spirit u uiteT II the
sweet spirit x inter is Dot perfectly pure, IL
vii cause tie formation x greeu PTsaipi-
ate called the iso--it1o%o-aatipyTla. Vow
when a person sses q green colorod H1edicins
De- naturally thinks - Paris grees1, AID i'm
scsne< it must be poisoa- Druggists hsFe
sven bcen ssoi f7r damages rben tbey dis
oousod such a combination and ths patient
'aiied - get vel But reoeat sKTaTiz.sents
~ rabbiss a-1 dogs have shcwD tat the
gToen crystals are perfectly harmless, ind
suiv tb0ee drugxists and cternisas Eiao ere
- NJ vith - times iook T1ta fear On fns
5rettT little grssa cTFssAls st Loais Glos'>-
Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
How lie Made Room.

Whilo watching a contented looking cripple
who, With the help az his long arms, Was
wheeling himself aad MS hftlo wagon at a
lively rats along State street, a reporter re-
marked That 10 man becomes q really great
and wise philosopher until Ge has met with
sODe appalling catastrophe "For Instance, .
he said. II Socrates had not been 50 horribly
ugly he would noe have had 50 much time for
contemplation or Ter bo,hering with hls conau-
drums the tia<srs, taiiors, butchers, sailors
uasans Gnd pissterers Il Athens It he had
been Ss good booking as AIcihiadss he would
probably have b-en just a. wicked But his
sngb nosa savAt hun"
Il suppose" said The Stroller. "thas II -
bai a coUplsof wooden lezs hls wisdom would
have been sill more profound"
Likely ssIdet tho truth seeker, 'but
doubt II under any circumstance even Sccrl-
ts,s could have attained snch heights q phlo-
sophic calm "a were reached by a cian with
whom 7 vas arqusintsd in New York city.
This man vas n skilled mechanic. with =
large family 10 which he was much attached
One dsy bis lower limbs werr completely and
hou.l~Ssiy pural Tr~ci. His friends procured
him a httls vagon and pedlrr's tray. He
started ous irnraciiasely and soon mode him
ing -nergY.
In about month il wss noticed that he
bad = rev wagon. Although smaller it con
tairs-i uaors ulcrrhand 50 than is rrs-'e-ossor.
sor,e QUO ssk@l for an explanation.
1" lis rEa this the merchant sniA Nv
old Ie-xs was 40 good snyeow. sn' vas ouly ia
the way. en- dsdn't help % pay penny of the
f--,xht - rad 'ern both cut OF 20 me- So
room for god stuG Now every ounce pat
In the plas@ q ny ord stUmps pays is fare.
an [ hsv.o's tha truubie ~ rDvin slon- aaT
r.,or- -i,-at meat This man. concinsiei the
suesks-. Vas sh~ ricst practical philosopher
I have s~.r kaovvn '-and few vii d0nbs il =
-ghicarss Journal
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20
HEhLSH IS WEALTH.

Or F. C Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment.
> gua rar feed specific isF BTgeF1a. bfzz ness.
Gonru sIrns firs Nervous Aeurairs Href
arha. ffrYess trpEtraflor csEsed - fhe Hse
Of atrshr. ~ fglseeea. n 80 fish - Mental
DegreFsion. -effeuinE ~ the brain rnsu'fr z
ir Insanity ere iesfiFz to usserF decay ard
death Pfer0afure cd kEe bafrenr-ss Toss e
Power iH fIfhef sex. Involuntary bosses aHf
: ~rer-n sfoifflsea caused ~ ever sTerfior q
tap hrs n - faigee ftf oFef nAai igsIire Tara
haK OBTAINS ore months frestafnt. 8 = soR
- s'x bones To- g. seat ~ HiaA pFeps e @ -
reiTt - Price
~ sRANTFT SIN BoEYs
To cure any rase Hffh eae-h o~far received ~
Bs faT s.N beVs eernfr pariff rIfh g. Wi
senl fhe uuret a-fr rur written r1arartee ~
refnrf fhr raolfV - fhe freafnlerlf does rot
eSecr core. 9as-aafees fssaea guiy -
" n Thbs, Duggs'
eose fv't Ize r moe - Grand rarfss wieh
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

The parents q Tommy a58 Editb besne
Bohe1ssns tie csstrss srs Batsra1iy pof CD
g. certain socisi ss2E-s The 0rsssr asv Tom
rnY szi5 - as ssgsev
E6ifh. yhGs j. = 'Fsfrans~xg
a psfro0ess. IO1nnT sa4d 30 81 vfs>
81 a. = ssrszi9r Iaoxledre. IS q iefv wtso
EsTro-s7r~ p~orA~
"Ch. Te<. knov era sd ToTzrv
Ar hss az se~rsed - fn1scaf~ sk~r =
dieist Ike is7 To E.osesaisr. lpsst3os .
sersdissry .--Boxs1a Transcrfvt
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

Sa-sh J1r5an. Who lives s. l.I2o North
Ccnegs strses. was awakened by feei1ag
sasuefhfnz crawisng acr - her hTeast and
srrss Sc 5sEnPea HTa, thinkisc 4 a nsogse.
but arts- iightsag lszap and examining TIE
boi So discovered - he- horro< = bszrk
snaEs cci.arl urster f1a pzlio~ The warzsn
Fas vsrT asslch frSrasen~d, sri duTing the
sxc5rsr.snt easssrd ~ sse dEsrgre-y tsse szssfe
ss-sp~t -NsshvliAs Cor JouiSvals CoUr--
lczrnaA
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-01-18
lNDtRaC7lON.
sY RICHARD aEAI.r.

Sha. ase the sowers and tho children. but their
esssle clgaestion, 10 faiter;
Aers H. she rosebud OF dawn, but the secret that
clasps it is rarer:
'k1est The ekt,ltenoe Of song but tho strain that
pEacedee 1t ssaswsetSr;
Ard never WAS poem yet writ but the meaning
,e.utnnss.ered the meter.
Kevss . aalsy that grows but mystery guideth
NJ growing;
-Sese river that lows, but majesty scepters
Ehe Hewing;
Nevx o Shakespeare that scared, but stronger
-thap be did enfold him;
csW aver prophet fortell, but mightfer seer
hath tc,etc!d him.
.9sua a the canvas that throbs the painter is
AApte6 and hidden: ..,...s-. <-.-..,:
rats the statoe that breathes the soul OF, the
sculptor Is hidden;
Tun1a the. Joy that IL telt le the infinite issues
- 1sslne: so
.spunhas the glory revealed in the glory that
WuWns che revealing.
,0raaf ere the symbols of being, but that which
E ~ gymbo.edcis greater; ~>-r..'' :,
Vast Tie create and beheld, but vsster the in
ward Creator;
Back Al. the sound broods the silence, back Of
Ei,s stands the giving;
iAanA q the hand that receives thrill the seusi-
tave nerves Of reoeivfng.
4rAssls ~ nothing to spirit 1.-THE deed is out.
S0s BY the doing:
~ hsas&& the sYaosf ais warm. but warmer
No heart OF tho Eooing;- T.
ana up from the pits whore these shiver. and
n, From the heights where those shine,
"yvsA vsfcse end shadows swim athwart and
taleossenes Of life is divine.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-01-18
A FOOLISH BUSINESS.

She had told him that she could be q
sister to him only the night before,
when Bridget, who was dusting the
parlor, said:
There's little box on the mantel,
Miss Lulu, with Tiffany's name ON it,
"What!" exclaimed Miss Lulu: :a
box with Tiffany's name on it, WHY,
show it to me-"
She carefully opened it. and there Law
displayed set of brilliants that set he,
heart ahre. WIZ
"Oh, heavens!' she exclaimed, "and
! told him 1 would be sister to him
How foolish this sister business ISL
NeaU Horx Sun.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-01-18
MOULDING PUBLIC 0Pxstos,

what are You doing?" exclaimed q
caller on country editor who vas sit
ting on sprostrate man and punmellinp
him in pugilistic style. -
"Doing?" repeated the editor a. he
punctuated the fallen mans eye with an
italic full-stop; What am I doing? I
am mouldingp public opinion. This fellow
under me says that my views on tho
tariff are all wrong and I am trying to
convince him that he Is mistaken.
Hotel MaN.