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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12

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eine DO atii6e {. @s lift elm
lanolaufises WiBper It anbniB,
baB nnier gan5er &irdenitreit fi9 an
oas
uno ben 8ei6luB Der nnfeblbarfeit
sefniipft babe. 8enn i6 mid bdtte
cOnfeiiionea ober boctrinair in bielem
Streit binein5ieben laiien, Damn perz
biente i6 ni9t bas gertrauen meiner
2anosleute in Der bod sepiB BON
confellionelen Inii9ten notbmenbie
freten SteQuns, in Der i6 mid be-
finoe. Das Gattcanum 1T uns
bamals n d
ir benS taat eri9ienen, piel=
lei9t eber fir Die Stride = aber bas
mar ni9t unIere Sa6e, bafir gu for
gen, = aber mir batten n / d 5 o.
b be ir6te iino au9 II / Of t
Elm NAL meentlt6 perz
It / mm oariber seueIen; es tpdre
uns aleroin9s in bamaliser Belt
lieber seweien, tuenn es ni6t sel6ez
ben lpdre, unb i6 fann iiberbaupt
BON meinem perlDnli6en @inbrud
1asen: au6 i9 babe banlals ni6ts
10 e entli6 If tet 1onz
bern ib babe bas als bo9mati16
Srase n rbalbberfa tb o.
llii6en de angeie6en, nit
Der mir uns ab3ufinben baben Mir
ben, wenn iie li@ irsenOwie in 6raz
gen Der tnnern 8olitif bel uns iiber=
Iebte unb bariteqte. Sd babe aud
na9 bem 8aticanum pdbrenb bes
9an3en fran561i19en &rieges nod in
einem politii9 bel reun6eten @erbdlt=
nti1e nit Dem jebigen Cardinal @ra=
fen 2eoo9omsfi seitanoen; unb nod
ais MIR aus Srantrei6 5uridfamen,
babe tb in dbnli6en 8e5iebunsen gu
benz bamalisen 8il6of BON Main3,
b. &etteler, seltanOen. NQes bas
wtrb bepeiien, oaB i6 Oamals nod
ur d s d ppr Sc
Saticanum an9efrdnft
mar" IS 1T ni6t mD9li9, Die tiefe
In9it oes 6errn b. 2ub oor Dem
8aticanum uno feline Serufun9 aui
bic friibere unb ~9e9enwdrti9e Ilt91
Der beuti9en &e9ierun9en i6drfer
5u frttt1iren, als Der &ei9sfan3ler
oas i6on pOr 5pei unb ei1telh balbeu
Sabre 9etban bat,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
8tsmarf contra 2mB.
Mus Der .&6ln. &olfsaeituns.

IS mar am 5. Nopember, am
6ritten unb lebten Sage Der @lacet,
Debatte in Der baiert19en Ib9eorbz
Merchantmen, als Der Mtni1terprdii=
bent b. 2ub, Der lonit ni9t 10 lei9t
iein anmut6i9es @lei6sewidt per>
liert, Elm mai aus Der S9aufel fiel
unb pbne jebe Notb nit benz 5ab
berausplabte: SD bletbe babel, bab
ie &esierunsen bas8 a.
n ais sefdbrlt9
erfldrte unb auf bieIem Stanbpuntt
nod iteben." @enr ST. b. 2ub
per16nli9 6as @aticanum ais itaats=
sefdbrli@ betradtet, 10 munbert 6as
Nieman0en; er bat ii9 trob letnem
fatbolii9en Tuufi6etn gu srobe Ser
bienfte UNI ben gulturfampf ermor=
ben uno feline Steluns CUR Stride
audi i'm 8riuatleben 5u oeutli9 berz
uortreten laiien, als oaB mon BON
linn ettpas anberes erparten 1olte.
@ber fonnte man erltaunt lein, baB
Der Mini1terz Brd1ibent uno gultusz
miniiter zines melt iibermiesenb faz
Observation-Disclosures benMutb gu
elmer iol6en &eoepenouns fano. Das
grItaunen aber pG9st, penn man
an ben i6roffen @eseniab oenft, in
uel9en ST. b. 2ub nit benz &ei9s<
f~an5ler ii6 seiebt bat. Gm 81.
Ipril 1887 bat berielbe BET 8era<
tbung Der lebten fir9en>politii6en
Nopeae inn 8reuBil9en I~bgeorbne=
tenbauIe cine bo9politii6e &ebe sez
balten, in mel9er er namentli9 iiber
bic @rinbe bes Gulturfampfes ii9
perbreitete uno CUR muBloien Ser
bliiHuns ieiner friiberen u&fsez
no1ien" nit biirren @orten erfldrte,
Die game @eI6i6te lei cine polis
t Of e Iction semeien. Mit boiler
@1drfe erflarte er: uDte Staats=
&e9ierung miB 1t9 BON Samples
@rinnerunser, tpent es iid Tim ben
Sriebenl6luB banbelt, poaitdnoi9
freibalten, unb iie fam we0er boctriz
naire mod confeiiionele @riinbe ibrer
6altuns unterlesen, iOn0ern nur p o.
.litii9e, unh i6 muB einseiteben,
baB meme gauge Stelluns CUR Sa6e
por, Gnfans an nur eine politii6e
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
Ste oenti6en Gatbolifen mr6 bic
Golonialpolitif.
Wus Der .&6ln. @p1fs5tg.O

@ei6eben nod 3ei6en utto @un=
Der? SAT- iiebt es 10 aus; benin Die
sNat.z3ts.', Die culturfdmpferilde
acknowledging, tritt fir Die sSor=
oerun9 bes Gentrums Elm, alle a.
den Sroen in ben bent=
l6en Gplonien urtb g 6ubqe e.
bieten in afrifa 5u5ulaiien. Ser
l6wunben 1T Die Seiuiteu<a nsi,
perl6munoen Die 8eiorsniB Der
Staats> 8efdbrlt6feit, uerI6munoen
iino Die 9eclamationen iiber STU
runs oes confeiiionellen Sriebens",
~@efdbrouns Der 6fentli9en Orb
nuns" II. +. m. uWaan barf es", iast
oas 8latt, rals unbebenfli6 era9ten,
anf unteri6eiounsen 5miiden ben
peridieoenen, CUR Mi1iionstbdtisfeit
in ben beutiden S9ubsebieten berei=
teten seiitli6en @enoiieni9aften au
per5i6teu." gs neritebt iid BON
Ielbit, baB ein 10 srOBmitbises 3n=
seitdnoniB BON FOLDER @eite ni9t
obne Die @rtuartuns zines @egen=
iemfte s sema6t miro. Dieler
ioa barin beiteben, baB bas Centrum
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
tpeit polfommener lit, als Die Der
Secten, @efabr orobe.
Nn oie Seier oes .Mamoerer.'

@eibnadten, bas Seit Der Sreube,
lit nabe. 9ieBieits 6es Oceans pie
aud j%enieits besielben riitet man fid
lebt l9pn CUR fr5bli9en gesebune
oes Gbriitta9es unb Sober finnt, mas
er ben Seinen oeer Ieinen belten
Srennoen fir Elm Settings Gnaebinbe
iberret6en mill. Sun6erte BON ST.
emplaren 0es <@anoerer' ueroen all
u66entli6 na6 europa selan6t unb
ute mir aus ben ptelen uns au9eIanb<
ten griefen erieben, lit Der ,@anbe<
rer' aud iber'm 8a9e briiben elm
ltets pilfommener unb freuoie be-
9riibter @alt. Infer 8latt, bas
9rOBte fatbolii6e 8latt in ben Gereiz
nt9ten Staaten, brin9t in jeoer Stunt
n1er et1te auBerorOentli6e 5iGe 9e<
ote9enen 9eieitoffs unterbaltenber.
belebrenoer uno erbauli6er Grt. gez
lonoere Infmerflamfeit miro ben 9a<
9estra9en 5%a9ewanbt. 8er 1i6 in
@uropa lber amerifanil9e Gerbaltz
1ttile gut uno 9riinbli9 unterri6ten
mill, tann's ni6t better oenn burd
2elun9 oes s@anoerer.' neberbieS
erbalten alle Observation-Disclosures
nenten iebr i66ne 9rdmien. @ir
9eltatten uns gum Nbonnement auf
ben %. Sabrgang 0es 1@anberer'
gang er9ebenit etn3ula0en unb per-
fniipfen oamit Die 8itte, aud in
y efannten en m ) a.
i'd It sur meiteren&erbrei<
t nrs our6 @mpfeblung
m / mirfen mp1len. @ir
iperoen eifris beitrebt iein, ben <@an>
oerer' immer rei6er aussugeitalten,
10 oaB er ii6 alien Sournalen an bic
Seite Itelen fam.
User ieihen 6reunoen in europa
eine biaige, aber 9ebaltrei9e @abe
entbieten min, beitele BEN SO anoe E.
rer.' st fo1tet mad gurpz
pa per Sabr $3.50, amt
rdmie e, Der 8etra9 muB aber
porausbe5ablt merben. Sir
ge1tellungen mag man bie1es Sprmuz
lar aus fiQen uno urs oaslelbe ELM
1en0en:
S6iden Sic BEN .@anberer' auf
80. Sabr Observation-Disclosures.
80. unb lenben sic mir als 8rdmie
0ewIbonnementsbetrag bon S..
liest bel.
Same Oes 8eltellers:
@obnort, County un6 Staat 80.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
Streifs 8.
Wus b. .Gugsb. 8uit5ts.')

IS sdbrt seualtis in Der Irbetter<
melt aaer gulturldnber. neberaG
iino Die Irbeiter bemiibt, tire 2ez
bensbaltun9 5u perbehern, Iei es
our9 @rbDbuns Der 26bne, Iei es
our9 Serabiebuns Der Irbetts5eit.
Sdnfg mobnt bieien 8eitrebunsen
Die tieflte 8erebtisuns Time, unb
baufis iDmpatbiItrt bic 5fentlide
Meinuns nit ben itreifenben Irbeiz
tern. Gusenblidli6 idipeben tit fat
allen 9dnoern cine Nn5abl sr6Berer
ober ~fleinerer @treifs, unb fir MIDI
ties Sriblabr Iino pieoer sr6Bere
Mfahen=I usitdnbe in Sidt.
Sn 9an5 Normesenb ilbet iebt
oas Sasesselprd6 Elm ausemeiner
Nrbettertn e n=Streif, Ser in ben
groBen S9tpefel6ol5fabriferpin Gbriz
ltta1ta aussebro6en 1T, uno Ser
our6 oas @insreifen bes Didters
Sl0rnion eine itarfe bramatii6e @nt=
wtdlun9 ansenomn1en bat. Gs fret
ten iiber 1000 Sabrifmdb9en; tire
gel9dftisuns lit duBerit i9wer, eim-
f0runts, misunderstanding unb babel
1lur in lebr serimsem Mabe lobneno.
II Stnnoen baben Die Mrbeiterinen
tdslt6 tn siftisen Sdwefel= unb
Ybospboroiniten aus5ubarren. Die
metlten oieler Grbeiterinen ~perfaIen
fribem 5ie9tbum. Mls Der Streif
9r0Bere Dimeniionen annabm, nabm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12
Sin englii@es llrtbeil iiber bic reli=
gt6ien 3uitanOe Mmerifa's.

Ser beriibmte Srforber Staatsz
re9tslebrer S. 8rDce bat unlere
amerifanii6en 3uitanOe gum @eserz
itanb grinbli6er Sori6ungen 9ez
mabt. 9as @r9ebniB lit ein BRET
bdnbtges @erf, mel9es unter benz
Titel The American Common
wealth portses Sabr BEL Macmillan
in 2On6on erl9ienen 1T. Ct bat i'm
allsemeinen BON Nmerifa unb ben
Imerifanern eine 10 bobe Meinuns,
baB ct iie ieinem eisenen @olfe pielz
fab als Multer porbdlt. 9enno6
finbet er an benz sldn3enben 8ilbe
unieres sroBen @emeinmeI ms au9
S9attenleiten, unb bierber seb6rett
na6 Der Inli9t bes enslii6en @ez
lebrten - zines s~ldubisen BrOteitanz
ten au6 uniere relisi6e 3uz
Itdnoe.
Inter BEN amerifantl9en 9rptez
1ta11tett tt11oet lt9, na9 8rDce, reltz
siDie @eiinnuns unb @laube falt nrlr
bel ben b6beren un6 MittelclaIien,
wdbren0 Die nie0eren glaiien I'M gro
FEN uno 9an5en nidt muir religious
los iino, ionoern mei1t audi Dem poz
ittipen gbrtitentbum fein6li9 sesenz
iiberiteben. Sour Die futbolii9e Stride,
fa9t 8rDce, perltebt es, Die drmeren
glaRen at it6 5u 5ieben, tlir Die
5ablrei6en &atbolifen in ben Stdbz
ten iino relisi6ien ginfliHen 5usdnsz
li9; Die prOteltanti19en @eiitliden
in gnslano un6 Gmerifa seben ieoen
8eriu9, Die Mailen gum gbrilten@
tbum 5u befebren, als erfolslos auf.
(Trifft in bteier IQ9emeinbeit bod
mObl ni9t gu; Die gldubisen beut=
i9en Broteltanten in Imerifa, Die
5tpar Der Maiie Der iibrisen amertz
faner ~seseniiber falt peridmin0en,
aber bod wobl iiber 5pei MiQionen
ausmaden, seb6ren gum sroBen
Tbeile ben drmeren Glaiien an; unb
unter ibren Breoisern sibt es piele,
Die ii6 9erabe Der Irmen nit GROCER
2iebe unb Selbitperleusnuns anneb<
men. 2eiber aber liesen oieie inter-
chamber fortudbrenb in beftisem
bosmatii6em Saoer unb besen unb
preoisen ben leiOenl6aftliditen 9aB
sesen Die fatbolii9e Stride. Dabei
br6felt Stid auf Stid BON bielem
loliOeren re6ten Sliisel bes morIden
8auflidmerfs Der rproteitantil9en
STRIDE" ab unb 5uar fait ausl9lieB~
li9 na6 linfs bin; mo es Dem Snbif@
ferentismus unb i6lieBli9 bem I'M
slauben 5u9ebt.)
Die Gnt9riitlidung Der Solfsz
maiien birst, na9 Bryce, fir I.uerifa
9rGBere @efabr in iid ais fir @uro@
pa, neil in lebterem Der @eGoriam
sesen Die Nutoritdt gu elmer @emobn.
beit %semoroen, mdbrenb in Imerifa
Die &egieruns BON Dem @ilen elmer
Mtaioritdt abbdnst. ginise Der
@riin6er Der amerifanil6en &epublif
tuaren Gtbeiften, Die gerfaiiuns ielbit
iiebt BON Der &elision ab. nnb trob>
benz, iast man, bat ole &eli9ion 10
mar6e Gmerifauer CUR 9fli6terfiilz
lung unb CUR nebuns Der 9u9enb
beseiitert; man braubt beBbalb einen
Niebersans oes Gbriitentbums ni6t
5u fir6ten. Gnoere urtbeilen, oaB |
bic reliaionsloien Staatsi6ulen Die
&elision lansiam unb ii6er unterz
miniren, unb baB ielbit Der fatboli<
iden Stride, beren Organization bod
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12

ausieben ldbt, miro jeber &atbolif in
ben fir unlere @erbdltnilic m6sli9en
@renaen germ unteritiiben. Iu9 Die
&atbOlifen baben gu &nfans, mie bic
meiften ibrisen Deuti6en, fir bic
Golonialpolitif rsei6mdrmt"; MIR
bic NbenteurerpOlitif bat lie 1tarf err
nii9tert.
Snbem bic Seat. <3ts.' bic 3ulaI<
flung aller Or6en in ben @9ubsebie=
ten b%efirwortet, l9lieBt iie ii9 Dem
r@unlde" bes unter1taatsl ecretdrs
@rafen 8er6em an, oaB aus nationalz
politil6en @rinben in ben beutlden
Golonten beut6e O~rbenssei1t<
libe pertpenbet iuerben m69en. @enr
sieIer 8uni9 our 8ebinguna
erboben weroen ioa, 10 miro bas 3uz
9eitanbuiB a~leroinss 5iemli9 mertb=
los. @s iinO 5undbit ni6tbeuti9e
Orbensleute, Die als Milliondre CUR
Gerfi9uns iteben, nnb es nimmt ii6
bod 1ebr 1pnoerbar aus, penn man
nun, nabOem man Die beutl6en Or
ben perni9tet bat, srOBmiitbis 1ast:
mir woaen nur beuti6e Crbensz
WiI1tondre in cen golonien.
@esen ben &ntras @tnbtborit aui
Musbebnuns oes Tplerans=I T.
Itifels Der gon9o Icte aul
Die oeuti6en S6ubsebiete bat Die
Scat. zi3ts.' 8eOenfen. @enn 1ie ernlt=
li9 befir9ten iollte, baB nit Der 3u=
laiuns aller quite audi Die 6ffent=
li6e Iusiibung zines nit Wen19en=
opfern perbunoenen Neger@gultus"
ooer Der IltartezG ultus, seudbrleiltet
lein f6nnte, 10 miro bas Centrum
sewiB germ eine Glauiel aufnebmen,
mel9e biele 8efir6tuns beieitist
gai6t einoerltanOen iin0 mir baseser
nit Der Meinuns, Der Nntrag iei
iiberHlliis, ba &e9ieruns unb Geibs:
tag auf bic unteri6eibuns 5wil6er
Ben ein3elnen Srben per3i9ten mir:
BEN. @ir mplen eben feline 11eu,
Gpllmad
fir Die &esierung, %ionbern uniel
&e6t seiebli9 frirt, bami
man ni5t na6 8elieben mieber ali
ben ginfaa fOmmen fann, Die Seiui
ten unb uperpanoten" Srben au6 il
ben golonieen fiir 1taatsgefdbrli9 3,
ertlaren, mie benn Die Scat. zj3tg.
audi beute nod uibre 8irflamfeit il
9eutl6lanb als sefdbrli9" eradtet
@enn bas 8latt metter bebauptet
u8e19rdnfungen' mel9e aus @rmdg
urtsen Der @ittli6feit, Der 6ffentli9e1
Srbnuns, bes cOnfeiiioneaen Srie
bens II. {. ~. 1i6 erseben, miirbet
bur6 cine @elebesbeltimmuns, mi
Die be%antraete, in &frtfa 10 tuenil
aussel9lolien lein, mie 1ie in 9euti9
lamb bur9 Die &eli9ipnsfreibeit Der
btnoert tperoen", 10 9eben tptr 5t
oaB 86smillt9fett, trob @eiet
unb @erfailuns, Die freie &elisions
ibuns binoern fam, wie iie es i
bel uns tbatid9li6 unternommen bat
Iber 6as @eieb iteqt Der 8iafil
bod cine meniser lei6t iiberlteisbar'
S9ranfe, als es Die discretionary
@oQma@t tbut. Sebenfalls fann maj
BON ben beuti6en &atbOlifen fein'
9roBe SDmpatbte fir Die Colonial
8olitif p%erlangett, tuenn man timer
in ben golunien ni9t pol1e @lei9
bert9tisuns nit ben lbrisel
Deutl9en einrdumt unb our9 ot
neuer @rmerbun9en bas @ebiet Der
fleinert, auf benz iie p6Qts frete SIC
lisionsiibuns baben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12

oeS Monats September unb iene
Snaben, Die aufsenommen perben
wpuen, miiiien ii6 a,pei bis brei
Wpnate oorber in ielbitsei6riebenen
8riefen bel unS melben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-12

Sn unlerm g%ollesium gilt Der
@runolab, oaB Grmutb gar fein Sin=
oerniB iein iol fir einen suten &na=
ben, Tim 5n ituOiren. @enn mir TO-
NIT fetne 8e5abluns BON unlern Stuz
oetten perlan9en, 10 furbern mir oaz
ti1r aber ollie anoern euten @taenz
16aften. @ir nebmen muir &naben
aut Die ibre Stuhien besinnen, feline,
Die i6pn mebr als 5tpei SATIRE in an
bern Goae9ien ituoirt ba3tn. l1n1ere
-309ltnse n%tiifien aus redtmdbioer
@be 9ebpren uno inn Sitter BON IA
big Is Sabren iteben, Sic milien
9eluno unb fret BON f6rperliden
Seblern lein, quite 3eusniiIe aus elmer
tatbolii9en Sfarri9ule beibrtneen
t0nnen, fie miilien nt6t gum @tubiren
bereoet iein, ionbern aus eisenem Gu=
trtebe ltuoiren muGen, UNI 8rieter
gu peroen, jebo9 iolen bic @(tern
tbre 3uittmmuns 0a5u sebeu. sic
ntiiiien anBer Der enslii6en @prade
all9 Die oenti9e Spra9e lelen, idrei=
ben nno ipre6en f6nnen. Oamn mill
Ten tie Elm gang portrefHi9es Salient
gum Stuotren 5eisen. 8ir f6nnen
rur iol9e &naben ~aufnebmen, BEL De-
men ale oieie 8eoinsunsen eintrefen.
Sas Shuliabr besinnt i'm Infanae
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28
Stop My Paper.

After you get angry and make up your mind to stop your paper to make the editor feel humiiiated, just poke your finger into a bucket of water and then look for the hole. Then you will know how sadly you have missed. The man who thinks paper cannot survive without his support, ought to go off and stay awhile. When he comes back he will find out that half of his friends didn't know that he was gone. The other half didn't care a cent, and the world at large hadn't kept any account of his movements what ever. You will find things you can not endorse in every paper. Even the Bible is rather plain and hits some hard licks. If you were to get mad and burn your Bible, the hundreds of presses would still go on printing them; and if you were to stop your your paper and call the editor all sorts of ugly names the paper would still be published. And what is more, you'll sneak around and borrow a copy every day from your neighbor. It would be much better to'keep your sub scription paid a year in advance.- New York Star.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28
She was too Much for the Devil.

A man had sold himself to the devil, who was to possess him at a certain time unless he could pro- pound a question to His Satanic Majesty which he could not answer, he being allowed to put three que ries to him. The time came for the devil to claim his own, and he con- sequently appeared. The first ques- ton the man asked was concerning theology, to which the devil with no trouble replied. The second he also answered without hesitation. The mans fate depended on the third. What should it be? He hesitated and turned pale and the cold dew stood on his forehead, while he shivered with anxiety, nervousness and terror, and the devil triumphantly sneered. At this juncture the mans wife ap- peared in the room with a bonnet in her hand. Alarmed at her hus- bands condition, she demanded to know the cause. When informed she laughed and said: "I can pro- pound a question which the devil himself cannot answer. Ask him which is the front of this bonnet" The devil gave it up and retired in disgust, and the man was free.- Salem Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28

Not only the entire press of Ari- zona, but the people of the Terri tory generally, agree with the Tomb stone Epitaph when it says: "One important piece of legislation that should be attended to this Winter is the repeal of the law requiring only the posting of legal notices in three places in county. A law should be passed requiring the publica- tion of all legal notices so litigant may have a chance of knowing whether or not suit has been brought against him."
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28
Petriied Wood.

The wonderful petrifed forest ly- ing south of the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, near Holbrook, is one of the most remarkable natural curios- ities in the West, and has frequent ly been described. The petrifed logs, stumps and chips cover many hundreds of acres, and the stone is of incomparable beauty. Some of the Colorado or Yellowstone agates, the Mexican onyxes or the most gorgeous marbles look shabby be- side it. Its only drawback is it's hardness. While Colorado agates average only 40 to 50 per cent of the hardness of diamonds, this pet rifed wood averages 70 per cent. It cuts glass readily. is not "phased" by the finest file, and yields to noth- ing short of diamond dust. A great many attempts have been made to polish it, but its fearful ob- stinacy has baffled the lapidaries.- Exchange.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28
The SchOOlmaSter was Dead.

A stranger about 25 years old ell. tered a Woodward avenue drug store the other day and asked to sea a city directory. He could not find the name he was after and finally inquired if the druggist had ever heard 1t.
 "Why, bless you, the man has been dead two years," was the re- ply.
 ''Is that possible? He was an old schoolmaster, wasn't he?"
 "Yes."
 "Carried his head on one side, didn't he?"
 "He did"
 "Always looking around as if to catch some boy whispering or cut ting up?"
 "Yes; I often remarked the hab- it."
 "Well, if he is dead that ends it, l suppose" sighed, the stranger, as he closed the book.
 You had business with him?" 'I had. came here from Attica, N. Y., on purpose to lick him. Twenty years ago he taught school there and I was one of the pupils. One day I passed a note.to the girl 1 loved and the old man caught me at it. He got the note and read it aloud to the school, and then fe- ruled the girl and tanned my jacket. 1 promised her to live to lick him. I was ready to do it ten years ago but he came west. It was only the other day that I heard where he Was. I come on to find him dead
 And would you have licked him?"
 Most assuredly, and then made him beg my pardon besides. I've thought over it, and dreamed of it, and licked him in my minds eye thousand times, and now 1 am too late! It's hard luck-very hard lnck. 1 mightas we'll start back to- night" t."-Free Press. N
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28
LummiS ShOt.

A telegram was received this morning that Charles F. Lummis, who has been writing descriptive articles about New Mexico for east ern papers, was shot last night at Isleta, in the face and head with buckshot, and the wounds are se- rious. The telegram stated to send a physician immediately, but a later dispatch countermanded the order. No particulars regarding the shooting has been learned.
 Later-From another dispatch it is learned that Lummis was shot at a station on the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, and got on train to come to Albuquerque. On reaching Is- leta he became too exhausted from loss of blood to come any further. At this writing it is thought that he is dead.-Albuquerque Citizen.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28
How She Went to Bed.

She was alone and a passenger on the Chicago Express which left the Grand Central depot at D. m., says the New York Sun. Her qual- ity was not made apparent until within fifty miles of Albany. Then it became evident that she regarded comfort as superior to the proprie- ties every time.
 Her berth being prepared, with a look of quiet determination she stood up and drew the curtain be- hind her, not close enough, how ever to embarrass her movements. Of came her waist; then she step- ped out of her dress skirt, and fold ing both neatly, slowed them away. Next, her corset came off. Then she pinned shawl about her shoul- ders, threw aside the curtain and and came forth. Reaching her bag she secured comb, brush, handglass and proceeded coolly to arrange her hair as was her went in her own bourdoir.
 Thus far the men in the car had done their duty by looking the oth- CT way; but they gave it up when she deliberately took out her hair pins, removed an elaborate switch it to a hook at the side of the berth and combed it out carefully. This done she folded it up put it away, got into bed, took off her shawl and in ten minutes was asleep. Then the men went into their own com partments lighted fresh cigars, pass ed round the flask and wondered who might be the unfortunate pos sessor of such a woman.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28
English and American Cattle.

The Mark Lane Express of Lon don, England, contains the follow ing concerning the cattle exhibits at Chicago and at the Smithfeld cattle show at Islington, London:
 "It is interesting to investigate the relative average weights and gains per day of the prize-winners of the different ages. At Chicago eight steers, ranging in age from three to four years, had an average weight of 2,006 lbs. their daily gain since birth 1.59 lbs; at Smithfeld 15 steers of the same age were shown with an average weight of PISS lbs, their daily gains since birth being 1.64. Fifteen two-year- old steers at Chicago scaled an ave- rage of 1,70S lbs, with daily in- crease of 162 lbs, as compared with 19 head at Smithfeld weigh ing 1,S41 lbs, with daily gain of 1S7. Fifteen prize-winners at the American show, varying from one to two years, made an average weight of 1,294 lbs, representing a daily gain of 2.09 at Smithfeld on the other hand there were IS prize animals of that age whose average weight amounted to 1,437 lbs, and whose daily increase since birth was a fraction over 214. These figures tell their own tale.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28

From the number of stovepipe hats in town, one is led to believe that times have changed in Arizona in the past three years. A few years ago a mans life was jeopardized by indulging in any such vanity. Now, however, it is not an infre- quent occurrence to see several of these head ornaments on the streets at one time. The question arises, does the cowboy, who formerly looked upon a tile as a target for his pistol respect it more now, or is the country loosingits nip?-Tomb- stone Prospector.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-02-28

A Los Angles press report of the 1st inst. says; John Sevenoaks, one of the oldest mining men in the country, and at one time owner of the famous Homestake mine near Leadville, has been in the city for the past few days and left this morning for Harqua HaIa, the new gold fields above Yuma, Arizona. MT Sevenoaks has been there and is full of confidence in the new camp. He takes with him six 6 mule teams and fifty men to devel- op some claims there belonging to Senator Hearst.