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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Hon. w. H. Hardy, writing to the Mohave County Miner, sums up the legislative situation ,n Phenix as fol- lows: "The real fact is that the republi- cans are determined that DO act shall pass that will not benefit the republican party. and the democrats are deter mined that tho republican party shall not be benefited, 90 it is certain that not more than ten acts will become lava out of the three hundred already introduced. You can see at glance that to pass an act to benefit the republican party it must be an act that will be popular with the masses Of the people. and this is not democratic policy True democratic policy is to injure the great majority to build up and enrich the few"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

To allege that the removal of Gov ernor Zulick cannot be defended and could only be done for party purposes IS certainly an exhibition of ignorance Of the feelings of the people of ,he ter ritory or a reckless disregard for truth. Anyone who has at all had occasion to feel the public pulse of thls territory cannot but know that Governor Zulick's most bitter enemies and these most anxious to have him removed are in his own party. President Hsuison was also we'll informed on this subject be fore making the appointment of his successor, which he has done thus early in his administration.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

A telegram from Auckland says the Nipsic is still ahoat in Samoan waters The German officials on the island have entirely gwen up their aggressive policy. The proclamation Of martial law has been publicly withdrawn, and the Germans have abandoned all claim to the right of searching incoming vessels for contra bands of war. Both these steps have met with hearty approval from all foreign res idenss at Apia and here. and had quiet ing effect. Unusual tranquility prevails throughout the island. Mataafa, how ever. has force of troops estimated to be 6,ooo strong. Tamasese's army con- sists of about 100. Men-of- var, both German and Americans. still remain at Apis ready for any emergency iha, may
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

The Tucson Citizen bemoans the failure to print the report of the territo- rial superintendent 0f public instuction in the following language: "The re- fusAl to print the annual report Of superintendent of public instruction is to be regretted. 1t has been compiled at an :immense amount of labor and contains much that the legislators could read with profit. We don't care who prints 1t but we think the work should he done in the interest of education. especially considering the few hundred dollars involved" As the report was put in print at the Citizen office for Strauss this may be the cause of the regret of that paper. The report is . voluminous mass of verbose rubbish, of no interest whatever to the cause of education oe any other cause. and the printing ct it would prove a dead loss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

: Arizona is receiving considerable free
 advertising from metropolitan papers for
 copying the New Mexico law making train
 robbine punishable with death. The New
 York Herald publishes two columns on the various train robberies in different states and territories during the last year, and says editorially: "If you wonder
 at the legislature of Arizona passing . law making death the penalty of rob bery, read in another column the start- ling review of these crimes thst have re gently been committed in various states. Such lawless desperadoes are no better than murderers. They are as ready to
 take life as they are to take money.
 When they waylay train every passen-
 ger is a, their mercy. In sparsely settled
 regions of the far west the danger espe-
 cially calls for summary treatment The
 example of Arizona might be followed
 in other territories and states without
 popular disapprovaL" The law provid-
 ing that no one shall hold office in the
 territory who cannot read or write is as
 likely to create unfavorable comment as the above law is to be commended. It
 would seem that the unwritten law of the eternal fitness of things were a sufficient safeguard in regard to the eligibility fa office. The fact that it was deemed necessary 10 CD act law placing ban on illiteracy as . disqualification for office is certainly not a favorable commentary on the intelli- gence of the voters of Arizona, and in communities where the majority is intel ligent. and we take it for granted that all in Arizona are, there is no need of such a statute. The bill should l not be permitted to become law.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
HEWs. MoTEs An0 coMMEm s.

Jake Kiiraiu thinks Sullivan will refuse to fgh, him.
 Robert Gluett's health Is improving and he has gone to Mexico.
 Mrs. i.ang,ry a.d Freddie Gebhart were marued last Tuesday tn New York City.
 Amos Cummings, an Australian blacksmith. hss jus, come In,o posses sion ot $s.ooo.ooo legacy in England.
 John L. Sullivan. Bosson's great man, has been on drunken rampage again in New York. X sixshooier, used as a persusder. brought him to his senses.
 Dr. Sellon. who m January eloped from Nice with Miss Ida Wilrox, an American. has been sentenced by Nice court to eish, months imprisonment for appropria,ing cheek which Miss Wilcox took from her mother.
 Indian agents who have had the op- portuni,y to study the red mans dowes- ,ic tfe. say that neither male nor female is capable of feeling the sentiment of love. A buck marries to have slave; a squaw marries to have lodge.
 Several Indians belonging io tribe in the Indian Territory are searching at Moor's Hill six miles from Columbus, Ind, for treasurers winch, according to the traditions and records of the tribe, has been buried there.
 The American colony of boodlers in Canada has raised fund to defeat the extrsitlon aty pending tn the Cana dian par lament. and John C. Enc, the New York ex-banker, headed the sub scriplon with $so,ooo.
 The Londcn Times is n . heap of trouble. Another witness has admitted on the stand tha, he furnished sensation to the Times for pay and made a bad mess of the whole affair. Libel suits are also plling up we'll toward the million dollar mark
 X srange phenomenon is observed in connection with the natural gas supplies at Montpelier. Ind. Six hours out of every twenty-feur the gas runs down to a minimum, and SIX hours daily 1t reaches maximum. The movements coincide with the ocean tide.
 A battery of boilers at the works of R. Monroe X Sons, Pittsburg. Pennsyl- vania, exploded on Friday. completely wrecking the plant, anb burying a mum Der of men in the ruins. Four were taken out dead and three badly injured. there are still number in the ruins. A dozen others were seriously injured. scv- eral 1t is thought fatally.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
4 Sensational Solution oS the 9a-
 moan Problem.

SAN FRANcIsCo. March I6-A gentle man now in this city claims to have req
 sons tor knowing the inwsrdness of the Samoan complication. He says the trouble is only the outcome of a policy long since agreed upon between Eng land, France and Germany. Laying minor features aside, New Caledonia was to be allotted to France, samoa to Germany, and the Hawaiian islands to England. Many arguments are ad. vanced for the purpose of showing the policy of these governments. From then till now it has been to gain posses. sion of these respective islands. This gentleman says the English received no special privilege for their Pacific cable. Negotiations are pending for a complete purchase of the whole or one of the Hawiian islands by England This will be news to the people of Hon olu'u as we'll as in the United States.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad colI
 Law and Land Department

A. WILLIAMSON General Solicitor Land,Cose m.sionsr
 When the Atlantic paelae Railroad Cam @ n 'ss m uerque New Mexico in @ een o Us posed line uninhaoted t ne aud vita cad actual Department orgnxs and of the pss ot it's lands la answering these letter. corning US lands continuous i pay men io. the several e of land a m which prices quoted
 have been made and the land explored yn and eters recently wen eni higher than those
 @ nmoe or on account o the abundance s siers which ,ssr S years ago. 'nA' ney ~
 n cons qunce of the facts above Commissioner oilers sell paScasr
 e VII new scale of prices according to actual s sweTing written inquiries roma and afier espn r.
 exanse of the lands capt should be sold be-
 ne soend nee Of and
 Dehpe informs price any ssc Urge @ n has on ehaitey selected For the railroad sections may Do reasons for owing ny grass aier and timber suitable msns, aud also owing to locality. -
 The of coal and in
 proposals for their sale viii
 ara lands along supply Y. rairoad '' -
 !rgable lands be quantities purchasers.
 All letters sheh have heretofore au @ any o Compny land hereby s sale o any hs land must produce authority Land Conns subsequent
 sgan and soekrsisng o' tho this peg ann To ee understood fhe vepmg 4 ana et usual homes on h productive led aas oe supplies etn~ tSsea oeihS more gsnia and than has M
 jas ''sa'' Vt" 's s siILraasS vii. I''ses s.sscs
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
A Fort Smith. Ark fel.

A Fort Smith. Ark. telegram says !: "lnformation has been received here ol the murder of Deputy United States Marshal W. A. Moody inthe Indian Ter ritory by men whom he vas trying to arrest Moody is the sixteenth deputy killed in the territory within q year. Oklahoma Bill and one hundred follow CTS arrived here yesterday. and at once staked out claims. All of Bill's colo nies all over the United States have been notoied by telegraph that they have not been interfefed with. but i. is re- ported that troops have been ordered here"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
------------- CAUSE OF THE GROwI.
'wha. are you erowlIng at. slrr"

"A. the amount you arc eating. sirI Hsvc you no regard for the feelings of . dyunens,s srr"
 No, siri Go and take course of Joy's verct,. hle sarsaparilla and you won't have the dv~ pepsia, sir,'
 John Argail of 63S Golden Gato avenue writes; VI on may also use my namc as an ad. diionsl authority that Tho California kemeay.' Joys Negeiahle sarsaparlla, will curs has done it for me-"
 James Wells. oakdale. Cal. writes: .I suffered acutely from dyspepsia for years. scarcely taSingn meal without the distrcssinr pains of Indigestion. l took Joy,s Veretshl,, sarsapariii' with the happias of rssSltS U ycuevcd va entirely"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

language. Each has an inexhaustible fund of pugnacity and of humor. We may be sure that the interests of the United States would be we'll taken care ot by Special Envoy Butler. But the meeting of Quo and Ben would be the thing.--New York Sun.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

Ss.Sa rrikcs. Anoor rttnE sl 0 g ssn Nor Tickets arswiuf Caplsft Prfres are not entitied to terminal pr.FaS
 For Club Rates, er sGx furl her sf for.natia, o0ired.. write legthlv co the Unaerk ixned oteafiy stAing Xour uSia ace, wlih Sta,s uOunty, Ssrcet Rad Sulaher aore rl,tt5 ss urn mall delivery wlli bs assnr,s h. x.,nr enclosing an envsiCpe neasiee you- mi, address. - tuat Send Postal Nas.s. rxn sas Ngnn.,. .,. dsrs or New fork ESchsn p' p strtifnarv l.,, ter. Currency by Expr ss st e.,r ss. s,e,'s ssI addrcssed to s''Sci
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20

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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1889-03-20
GRAND E0HTRLf DERIVING. At the Aeadems of Musgo New Orleans.
 Tuesday. April l6 iSsa. Capital Prize, S310.O00,

1co.0oo Tlekets at soe rarh- ua.vns olOs Su~rser~ s5. TrsGhs s2; Hwentf-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
Der mnttnerer

&HetterrtttS psr Der 3erit6rung Del
S4ule getparnt. Die WDrte beS Sra.
beraoss &air1er tper6en ben Wiberfant
gegen ben freblen llebermutb ale,
Seinoe Der 8iloune ffdrten. Grsbersoe
Gainer pebbrt Der Generation an, tpelhe
ouret oie 8erbreitung bes Wi1ens biz
Hettune oes 8aterlanoes anifrebte,
pelae ME Dsrseifen tam, tueihe Der.
oerbliden SoIsen oas Goncorbat
flr Die Wfonar9te berauibei9por. Die
&eoe ees Gt3ter3oss lit cine tammenbe
8ertbeioisuns Der S1uIe nnb eine
enereiide @bwebr aQer @eriude, ben
nnterrt&t BET Rin6er benz gferms
aussuliefern. grabersoa Rainer fteat
it9 ben pertpesenen @nerifen entsegen,
nit tpel&en 8rina 2tedten fetn
Die S@ule beorobt; bie Oeutiden in
Oeiferrei@ baben einen &dmpfsr geuons
men. Die @rreeuns bes @emiitbes,
tpelae ben grsbsrtos &aiaer .basa
ordnete, feline 4nfhauuns iiber Die pos
l:ttlde Str6mung In Ositerreih tunbau.
seben, mub tpabrlid erob fein. Man
iteae fid bic &tdii9ten Dor, uelde
cine 9eri6nlidteit beenger, tpel@e benz
Ibrone 10 nabe febt, uno man pirb su
Dem notbwenoigen SdlufIe gelansen,
oaB aur bic mdhtiaften Mptipe ben gra=
bersog betposen baben, ben STUFF Der
Warnune gu erbeben. @r peib, tpie bic
clertcale SIutb anihniat. @enn
Oetsrrei@ tptsbar aur 8sute Der Sem=
oalen pcroen folts, 10 tpiirbe bieler
|Steg oes &ldihrittes niht minber pers
oerbltd fem, als cine Gieberlaee auf
benz S@la&tfeloe ; benn 6orti@rttt unb
Iuffldruug itnb far bic Monarhie nidt
aIeIn Grrunsenihaften Der ffeigenoen
Gullur, ionbsrn unentbeb,lide Mittel
Der WsaGt. Sc par gut, bab 0r. b.
@autid i'm Gaale anweleno par.
Beum Der nnterrid'sminiiter es nidt
1hon friiber eepuBt bat, 10 ptrb er
beute erfabren BADEN, pie panie lein
aussefluselter @eiss Gntwurf sur Sc,
rubtsung bettragen tonnte. Dte Spite,
pelhe in ben Wcrten bes Grsbersogs
Hainer liest, lit gesen bic 8ru t
oer &egieruna eetebrt." Man
lam Elm gutes Stid bon bteiem 8bras
lenidpad ab3ieben, aber es lit mD3li1,
oaB er i'm &aeemeinen bic &idtung Be-
ssi@net, in wel@er Der @eoanfsngans
oes @rsber3Dss iih bepest. gs 1T eth
r1eues, aber ni@t erbaulides Sdauipiel
Elm Mitglieo ber tatierliden Tamilte In
Der Seftibune elmer piHeniaaftltben
&5rperi&aft, alto Bel taDslihft unpa6ens
@elegenbeit, @eoanfen ntdt auslpreAen
aber anoeuten gu b6ren, tpelhe ibm ben
beseiferten &eifaQ Der anti : 4riitli9en
Gorruptionspre7e getpinnen. 9In isner
ounteln Geoensart ldBt itd biel berum
erfldren, aber fte bleibt unter allen nm>
itdnoen eth idledt ansebradtes 9rp,
nunctamiento Man barf seipannt ietn,
mas &ailer Sran3 Soiepb aIs gbef bes
babsburgif4en 0auies gu oieier Nus.
lahang zines ieiner 8ernanoten iagen
pirb, ber AUDI aIS gurator Der Mfabemie
6iterrei&iider SS5bersOs bleibt.
.S6ln. golfs5'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20

gebet commemorate anintae" 3ur8ptl.
fabrt ieiner Seele. = glur bas H5.
heln bes Sterbenoen, bas Murmelu
Der betenoen 8raber, bas 10 feierIide,
unterbridt bie Stiqe umber. - Dte
tleine 2ampe auf bemGii6e, idpn ldngfl
Dem @rlbiden nab', hadert nod EN-
NAL enpor unb erltidt. = Ser Gtsr.
benoe ruff alpl5bLi6 : vSeius! Marta!
Soiepb itsbt mir bel !" = gs 1T fein
lebter Seuf3er.
Das 8eten ber M5nde berfummt.
= Der Ibaeidiebene, Der ietn games
2eben binburd IN Der 2iete au ieinem
e6ttliden Qeilano Die @elt beradtet,
bat nun AUDI bur1 beHen @naoe bic
@elt teSreid iibertpinben. st Iebte
I'm, ifarb fir Seius gbrtfuns unb
neil CT ben suten 2cmpf setdmpf tpirb
TOM au@ ienieits eeeeben tperben bic
&rone Der btmmliiden9 errlidteit! -
Ser Monb idetnt our1 oas tleine
gosenfeniter unb beleuhtet seiferbaft
BITE erauen @dnbe Der 3eqe uno bas
bleide Intltb bes Tpoten, befen ma.
gere, erifarrte 0dnoe mod INNER bas
@rucifir felt umflammert balten. =
Drouben aber ragen Die Bdrme unbe.
tpeeiam In bic talte @tnterluft binein
uno teerfen TIRE bunteln Shatten auf
bic belle Shneefldde; bic 1bneebela:
ffeten Ddher Der !0ltten Himmern i'm
Monbliht = nireenos Elm 2aut, nirs
genes Elm @erduid, nur tpote, tDbte
StiQe aud Der Quno l1nten I'M Mei=
erbof Eat gu beulen ~aufsebbrt.
IS 1T. als betete Nqes ringsum =
fir ben seiforbenen Pater Qmbroiius !:
u9err> gieb ibm Die euise Stub, uno
bag etpise 2idt leu5te lbm -
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
Sin bellies Ssnit,r.
@us Sunte gti55en BON germ nm sppentam.)

IS 1T @inter es 1T Nadt. lie:
Der Die weite 2anbidaft bat Der S9nee
iein 2eidentud sebreitet iiber BIZ
i4lummernoe,. eritarrte @roe. 9p tpeii
bas Muse blidt, nilr cine tpeQenfDrmige
peiBe, bonn Monb beleuhtete Sldde.
Slef unten lieet bas Dprf nit ieinen
i@neebeeedten Dddern ; ieber Baum.
ftamm, ieber Strau9 pirft einen bum
teln Sdatten 'auf ben mpnbbei @ienenen
Sdnee. &esungslos FART Der 8dume
%entIaubtes @edit ; nirsenbs ein 2aut,
nirsenos Elm @srduid; 3upeilen inoeb
tDnt oas t[dslide @ebeul zines Qunoss
bon einem Der 8auernb6le unb es tlinst
uie dnsftlider 9ilferuf burd bic ftiae
fdweisenoe Naht. -
Qph pben ouf Der 8ergesbDb' liest
etniam eth altes &loifer. @unberlid
3eidnen fid feline unreselmdBieen Mau,
eru gesen ben mpnobeQen 0,mmel ab
- etne buntie MaRe, Die nur bier unb
ba ourd ben baraui rubensen Shnee
NIT Dem belen Qintergyunb nerpadlen
3u iein 1detnt. = SOUR Elm fleiues BDs
genfenitsr lit matt erleudtet unb blindt
pereiniamt in be Naht btnaus, unb
mandmal buldt Elm 2ihtihein an Elm.
;eInen Der 3ablreiden Senifer oorbei /;
bod raid, einem Srrlihte eleiG, pers
fdwiubet CT tpieber. - 2dnef fdon
idlus es Mitternadt bonn 9prffrds
tburm, unb I'm bieis 3eit lit es bod
ionf toot :nfile ba oroben I'M alter
Rlpfer.
@as bebeutet bieles 2idtlein bes
8eIenferfters unb bieie 8epesung I'M
Rloferganse? @aS mag es iein q
@u baben an benz @l5dhen besRlp=
iferportals eeldutst Der 8ruber BfDrt.
ner bat uns ee0ffnst, unb nil Dir unb
mir ben @es gu unierm .3iele 3eigen.
st iprad ia: DSteiset leii' bic breite
ffeinerne Treppe bort i'm 0intererunb
oes &reu5smgs binauf uno bort -
ourd iene baIb ee5ffaets Tbir bIidet
tit bic Belle, uno ibr peroet Elm gar
betres Bib erfhauen!"
Sterbeno liegt bier auf ieiner Strob.
matte Elm ldngf ertranft gstpeiener
M6n9 = Bater Ambrofius. Ser
langausSefredte, absemagerte &5rper
1T MIR nit Der braunen Suite bebedt,
bas 6aupt lieet 3uriidgebeuyt a,tf benz
barteH, fader StrpbsR i6en, uno auf
bas fable Nntlit bat Der Sob bereits
feline talte 9ano gelest. Die 2ipp.n
fno. wie gum 8eten, balb seDfnet, Die
Augen eei9lohen nno Sdwe,Btrepfen
= talter Tobesidweib perlt ouf Der
weiBen Stirn. Die asfettid abse5ebrten
9dnoen ruben auf Der Bruif sefaItet
uno balten Elm tleines grueifr frnmpl.
baft umfaBt. I'm oas SterbeIager
tnieen Ml6nde, ernife bdrtise @sftaltep,
unb fe fpreden bal6laut oas Rirden.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
G1te 9iamQnten
. Sbee gefunben.

Die Globe Tbee Company bon Seen
Sort BAT Elm 3weigseiddft In go. 25
DIT 7. Ctr, ct. Saul, Minn., erDfaet.
Sbr Tbee 1T In Bapterbuhien uno isoe
berielben entbdlt Elm Soubenir, tpie 10.
lioe golbene Damelts uno 9erren=u breu
COUNTING gaie), amsritaniihe l1bren,
edte Dtamanten, @meralo-, 9erlen=,
Tlrtiiens uno SAPPHIRE Shmudla4en
in ioIioer so!bsner Tai1ung, uno pisle
anbere Nrtitel BON tpsntser @ertb. Oieie
tbeure Met5ooe oes Mnaeisens fam nidt
lange fortgeiebt tperoen = bic Dauer III
auf so Sage beidrdntt.
@ir la1en unten cine tbeilneiIe Site
Der eludliden &dufer ipleea:
Srau 81. g. 8roun> Jiorb ct. Saul,
be3abIts $40 fdr Is 8i4ien Ebee u. fano
In elmer $40 In Stlber, $50 tn Sob In
elmer anberrt uno In elmer britten cine
edte Solitaire Didmant'8 u1ennaoeI
8. 6. Martin, GDabucteur Der Omaha.
8abn. be3ablte SIS flr 6 8ldien Tbee,
fanb In elmer 80 SilberboIars unb in
elmer anoera Elm paar sdte Solitaire
Diana nj Obrrinse 81. 5. 2abton,
SngeE;eur Der Omaha & ct. Saul.
8abn, &eiioen3 1877 Dat StraBe, fanb
einen ehten Claimant In ieinem E6ee ;
Dr. S. q. 2euts, Sd State uno Con.
eorb Strabe, fanb einsn e9ten Solitaire
Claimant in ietnem See Mfrs. s. NeIs
ion, Siour Sails, ianote cine $40 8es
iteluns flr ID 8hdisn Ebee Elm, ianb
tn elmer Bldie cine edte eolbene 0ers
rem Saebubr> noa iupelirtes Glginnert,
uno In elmer anoern Elm paar edte So
litaire Claimant : Obrrtnee; 6. s.
8ables bonn Globe, Gapt. Seq. 6.
gb,ppsr, BaHasierasent Der Nortbern
8oc.ic.8 abn, g. Wisnom, @rocer,
$50 &tce Str, unb &ep. Wm. @rap,
Baifor Der Southern 8apttft gbur1,
unb @eo. 0arbn, 8ladimitb, ct. Saul
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tbren 8ldien Dr. S. q. 3anten, 7.
unb ct. 9eter Str., fano cine edte
sDloen: 6erren Sascubr, @Isinuert, III
ietnem Tbee.
6rduIein Inna Muasr, Gtilpater,
aablte SIS flr feds 8ndieu Tbee unb
fanb In elmer oerielben Elm paar edte
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O'6eieier, 377 Wabaiba Ct, fanbsn
ispe einen ipIioen soIoenen 8anbsR Sting
in ibrer 8ldle @eslep Irder, ct.
Saul gart, fapb cine iol,be eo..bene
Damenubr init Sasosebduie, Stemtpinb
uub Get In ieinem Tbee 8. g. Sre=
lano, Maurer, 154 Sf gonereB ctr.
fanb einen ehten Claimant In ieiner
8idIe Srau S. @ilfon, &odefer,
cine SIS Gluboroer fiir 6 8lhien
Tbee unb fano In elmer berielben cine
iolibs eDloene 9errenubr nit Sasose=
bdule unb glsinpert.
Dr. 8aaratb, Z. uno @abaiba ct.
fano einen edten Diamant Sting In iei=
ner Tbee5IhIe.
gcfbeftelungen, beeleitet bon gaib=
ooer 9oifpfiee Otoer bon ireeno einem
Tbeil Der Ser Staten, finoen pronpte
Sennano, pel@er cine Club.
8eiteauns Bon $40 poer $40 madt,
erbdlt Elm pertbppIes @eihent. Sin.
3elne 8ihie 81, feds 8i6ien S. Is
Bihien $40, 81 8ubien $40. Nbreis
fire: Sbe @lobe Sea Company, 25
Ute StraBe, 81. Saul.
OTen bon 8 nbr MDcgens Big 9
nbr Abenos.
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$40 bts $500 wernrn ausgeiiehtn,
anf @Obet, &ianDs. Sfer0e, @agen,
9inutaaten nun ALE @erttgegeufanae.
Wtnueinta R0rtgage nnn 2gan Gompaah.
SSimmer IL un0 Ia erie &atinnaI Sanf
Geb1nbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-06-20
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-12-28

made him Knight, 10 that he h now
Sir William Lcng. He continues his In
dependent work, and his pen today u no
1ess vigorous than Il was when Reade
told about It. A regular seaturs Of his
paper IL a letter TO the editor over the
signature "Arcturua~ Sir William him.
self 10 "Arcturus." and everybody knows
Il, but by means Of the letter he gives
frcer vent TO his opinions ~ . man than
be might caro- to express ~ an editor.
A brother Of Sir William, John Ieng,
edits powerful paper In Scotland. Il
b said that no two men could be moro
unlike. In physical appearance there
Is no suggestion Of brotherhood. Men.
tally they are vigorous and aggressive,
but while Sir William IL . deeply grained
Conservative, not to say q rank Tory,
John is the broadest kind OF q Liberal.
They are radically opposed to each other
on all political questions. Moreover, John
smokes almost necessarily end Sir Will
lam abhors tobacco. John Leng was
elected to parliament last September a.
Gladstonian. His personal strength was
90 great that the Conservatives made no
more than q formal opposition.
FREDERICK Il. BURTON.