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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. August .. fssa
OFrERtSGs.
wHFAr.-at96 bushels
C0RN.-S00 bushels
slLEs asrosrsD ~ sE7ssrtsv
wHgAr.-Iongberry % bushels very coed 81
Doc 100 bushels good AZ 20 81 bushels fair
At Sc Shortberry. 40 bashels fair at Sc
Total sales Of wheal, 59i BUSHES.
TLoUR.
weanote. Fias. slJoAsl-5 slpsrnns u7Sa
psg: extra, sl5lssA75 fsnuy, stakljl psss1s
iamiIy, county, sL7jsbh25
COrfOS kEPJGc
Market irn.
QuorsTt0SA
MfDpLrHG. i0hc.
Low MfDDLTNG. 1910.
6OOBORDtNAKY. "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10
NM ArrIrrDE or THE powERs.

LONDON. August 9.--The replies of the
British. German. and Italian Governments
10 the Greek note coincide to admit that
there is any special Cretan question, They
see no reason 10 interfere between the Sui
tau's subjects and the Cretans.
CRErAN INSURGENTS WANT TO CONFER.
LONDON. August 1O.-The Cretan insur-
gents have appointed seven delegates to
confer with Risea Pasha, the Governor at
Canon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

DARK. Little change In vsiues; be,ter grades
rale irm with nnc demand.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
Internal revenue collection for Rich mond. Va
yesterday: Cigars and cigarettes, ssooo7o; to-
baeco. s2.7l0ai: special. 1913. Total. h.7slsI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-10

Lumbar White OAK cut 20 order. n5asD per
1000. On marsoL tJaslLS0 per 1909, Western
Virgins poplar, ii5aGJ PEI 1000: West slr-
Kinia white pine i25AjS5 per 1000. yellow
slEe-rough boards. s. dry clear f2atl5. q
joioe. tssylS. according % size and iengiaL
shinEles-Ptae. E.,5sEzso. cypress, s-iach. "a
81 per !. 900 ssps. f4aSA LaLns-ophL 81 saw
ed. SI.75sk- per l.O)1.
sIavos. WhisEoy- barrel timber. gresn, tIss
$40 per 1000; sessonsc, fsOst15 per 1000. M
chino .tares o. 50ag7 turned nesdings 7c. per
ses FLOUR barrel poles, HAS, hogshead- hoops.
i0c per bundla
rTns prices givea above are generally for
round lot az rat hands. In Glling small orders
AL 81 vance would 10 asked-i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-08

wlesny pebudewali nova "a
3 tysiace dolarow. Malarz 1:
Kaminski z Toledo pomalewat
to plebania i Kvsciof cdnowit.
Dawniej byf proboszczem W
Iowa ks. Moran, ktorego pre-
ciez Pelacy ME lubili, DO jak
przyszedf do Polakow, to byf
Polak, do Niemcow Niemiec a
do Irlszow Irisz. Ale skoro
parafa1ie ogfosili W Wsarusse,
2e potrzebu)a ksiedza, destali
takiego duszpasterza, "a jakiG.
tesknili. KS. Orzechowskiemu
tel sic wszystko debrze spo-
deba1o, DO znalazf okolics, pc
wietrze, ludzl, kosciot, pleba-
MA tax, jak byfe opisane. Przsz
miasteB Brighton przeehedza trey
keleje, vice fatwe sic tam do
STAG. Re gruntu tam jsszczs do
syS i Re ziemia ia nadzwy-
ezaj urodzajna, O tenn redakter
Wl;arusa i zkadinad JUL dawne
wledziaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-08
omyfka generalnego sekreta-

P~ezyskawszy sobie zaufanle
oafego egofu W La Sale i o.
kollcy, wymogf ma tamte)-
szych grupaeh, "a pomoca
sfafszowanegoO listu cd Rza-
du Centtalnego, ze ebrano go
sekretarzem okr?gowym upo-
wa&niono do prowadzenia
spruw finansowych wszystkioh
tamtejszych grup Rzadem
Centralnym.
lyle ZgoQa.
My zas pozwollmy sobie
bazdzo wa.pi6, by wszYstko,
co powyzej Ia Zgodq pedaRe,
byto szczera prawda, tenn VIE
cej ze wiemy, il ewege ty-
siaca dolarow ME wypfacit ge-
neralny sekretarz Goszczyn-
skiemu naraz, tylko k a p a.
n i mi pc 100 dolarow.
Teraz, gdy Goszczyhski ME
zyjs, mezna smiafo wszystka
wine zwali6 ma nlego, nawet
to-, II sfafszewai list cd RIA
du Centralnego. Czyaby bra
cia Zwiazkowi W La Sale by.
Ii tax gfupi, by ME zajrzeli
do tax waznego listu, gdy 60
Geszczynski czytai? A pre-
cisz autsntycznosc listow RIA.
du Centralnego iatwe pozna6,
gdy2 maja r%agf6wki, trudne
do nasladowaAia. Me chce
nam sic tel wierzy6, by ktes,
ktorsge Zgoda "a zyeia ogfo-
sta "a umarlego a rodzlne
jego wyposazona posmiertnem,
dowledziawszy sic 0 tenn, re-
daktora lub p. Mergsnstsrna
natychmiast W tel sprawie ME
interpelowaf, drugiej zas stro-
ny jestesmy p:zekonani, 4e
gdyby Goszczyhski ME by& so.
bic W fsb palnat i Gym ten
ME byf pobudzlI jego zna)o-
myeh do bahama pewod6w
3onobojstwa / samobojstwa,
Zgoda, p0kiby MA klerowaf
Brodewski, nigdyby 0 tel zu-
ehwairj defrandacyi ami slow
KLEIN ME %wspomn1a1a.
Radzimy, ably Rad Cen
trslny wybraf Komitet sled
czy z ezfonkow zwyczajnych,
ME Rzadu Centralnego, by
te k~ompromitujaca sprawe
zbadali.
z TOLEDO, o., pisze nam
p. Czarnecki, Re W papierach,
ktore on zabraf A. A. Parys-
kiemu, znylazt listy moskiew-
skie do tego Paryskiego, z kto.
rych sic przekopa1, ze ten
Paryski jest lstotnie moskiew.
skim s~zpieglem.-Ten sam ko-
respondent plsze nam, lie W 8
wardzie, W parafi sw. Anto-
niego, kt6re! proboszczem Jest
ks. Nikodem Kolasinsk;, be-
die nowy kosciof stawiany.
Ma ten eel zakupili JUL para
fame pr7ylegfy lot "a S 9oe.
90. Uporzadkowaaie placu, a.
by MONA rozpoeza@ budowe,
bedzie kosztowaG 100 dolarow.
Koscjof ma kosztowaG okofo
so tyslecy dolarow.
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. = Mic.
dry ks. Krzywonosem a tymi,
kt6rych on uwazaf "a swoich
przeciwnlkow, nastapifa zgoda.
W DETROIT O. Dqbrow.
ski wstepuje W SHADY swojego
k~onfratra Dominica Kolasih-
sklego i jak dewiadujemy sic
z zupe}nie wlarogodnego zro-
dfa, zakfada wspotce z prawo-
sfawnym Moskalem Paryskim
i furmanem Jozefem Skupin
skim nova Gwaazde, ktora ma
wyehodzie try razy W tydzien.
= Ci, ktorzy Gwlazde tole-
60wska y Uorv onfaci1i hado
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-08

d~rzejszych. Sad J.wisza, napi-
sany, jak %sspewnia Zgoaa,
przez pespolitego chicagoskie-
go trampa, a mimo to najle-
pszy re wszystklch kawafkow
W tym numerzc, / wiele in
nych rzeczy. = Adres wydaw.
cy: z. Slupski, 22S Levejoy
Str, Buffalo, N. Y.
KS. D~OMAGALSKI = ;ak
dowiadujsmy sic z Pslaka "
Amaeryce - wykreilony zostaf
z listy czfenkow ,,Stowarzysze
MIA Karfanow Pelskleh", ma
zjszdzie W Duluth. - A vice
jege samege potepifo duche-
wienstwo, ktsrego pomoey on
wzywat ma Waarusa.
W CHICAGO strona pofu-
dniowo zachednia miasta Jest
bardzo nieprzychylnle uspose.
biena ola ebecnego Rzadu
Centra]nego; delegaci z tam-
tad ma Sejm wv. Mar. Pol.
beda pewnie W niesmak Nor
gensternowl i Brodowskiemu.
- Harm wybrafa
W miniona nledziele ma dele
gatew PIP. Wiktora Bardoh.
skiego i Alberta Kowalskiege.
Kandydaci PIP. Gilmeister i
Wegiersxi przepadli, DO tax
chciafa klika cd Zgedy, VIE
dzac, lie CT dwaj zbyt zdrewe
pstrza ma sprawy i wydallby
sad ME ma mocy podszept6w,
lecz pod}ug wtasnego sumie-
ala.
Jeden z dwoch wybranych
Jest zawsze dose neutralnym.
vice tel ME zanadto hyf xii
ce do smaku, lecz niestety lep.
szege znalezc ME mogli.
Klika tuszy soble, lie Zanim
Sejm sic rozpeczaie, ona be-
die go mlaia gotowym we
dug wfasnego moaelu.
W Wis,
budowa novel, wygednei OBJ
szernej plebanli juz JEST ma u
konezeniu Ks. Roman Gu
zows6i jeszcze W tym miesia.
Gu do niej sic wprowadzi.
CHWAf-
KOWSKI, ktorego niedawne
poszukiwano W Warusle, do.
nosi nam, il znajduie sic W
PHILADELPHIA, 1922 Darien Str.
CZEONKOW Zwiazku Ka.
walerow Polskich zapytuje
penownie, ably mi zbiorewo
lab kaAdy z osobna doniesli,
ely ten Zwiazek ma bye roz-
wiazany, czy tel istniec dalej.
Kto wfasc;wie ieszcze do
Zwiazku Kaw. Polskich male
zy, dzisiaj JUL trudno spraw-
dzi6, gdya spls czlonkow, kto-
ny znajdowaf sic ma stole, "a
kt6rym ukrYwafa sic iona A
dana Goszczyhskiego, gdy on
raz i dragi do nie) strze!it, zu-
pefnie jest krwia zbroczony.-
Czfonek M. A. Mazany z VIE
la jest tego samego zdania co
redaktor Wiarusa - ably Zwia-
eek rozwiaza6.
PSZENICA SPADA W
GENIE. = Winonie placi
-
IS, W st. Louis ~, Mil.
waukec n, W Chicago rs, W
New Yorku IS. - w Minpe-
apo!is tel JUL najwyzej plaza
II.
ROMANO PAWLICKIEGO,
kt6Ey podobno mleszka W okolicy
Crawford, ILL.,, poszukaje brat Jego
Franciszek Pawiicki z Manistee.
w CAMDEN, N. j., nowo
zafozone ~towarzystwo ,,Gwardya
Kesciuszki" zapisafo sobie Waarusa,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-08
OBERWANIE.

Biuro Wysokiego Sqdu Katolic-
kaego Zakonu Forrester6w, l26 i 1928
Washington Str.
Chicago o, II pazdr. 1887.
Wielebny Ojczs Koenig!
Nam sobie "a ebowiazsk pos
wiadczyc, re przes}ane mi przaz
Wlelebnego OLGA leki wiele mi
pomog}y. Nerwowosc trzssenie
rak zupe}nie usta1y. Pc waszem
Wzmacniaezu nerwow czuis sig
zupe}nie zdrowym. Dawnlej ME
mog}em spac, lecz teraz, wypiwszy
7 butelsk waszego lekarstwa, spie
bardzo dobrze. Wypiwszy }yzke
podczas ~leczenia, mla}sm zawsze
sen bardzo dobry. Mniemam, il
teraz zupelnie jestem %wyleczony z
choroby,jakiej sic nabawi}em wsku-
tex oberwania.
H. G.. R.
Pedebne doswiadozenie zroblf
p. John Beatty, Cor. Carol Ave. &
Lincelu Str, Chicago.
DEN MEDICINE co.
80 w. Madison, r6g Clinton ul.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Cena $1.OO "a butelke.
Ia IS OO-6 butelek.
R w WINONIE sprzedaie
to lekarstwo aotekarz
JOHN Won ROHR
MNr. rs E. 3rd Str.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-08

ezaj urodzajna, O tenn redakter
Wiarusa i zkadinad JUL dawne
wledziaf.
W DAYTON, Ohio, zafozo-
ne zostalo "a staraniem ks.
Wieczorka z Toledo polskle
towarzystwo rzymsko- katolic-
xie pod opieka Matki Boskiej
Gzsstecho wskisj.
poniedzia-
lex, 20 lipca, byfa d%eputacya
Ii biskupa z Elmira, N. Y. De-
putacye te skfada..i Oh. Cor
ski, Kaczmarowski Budzikow-
ski. Panowis oi byli W spra-
vie budowy koseiofa pols!z;e-
60 w Elmlra. Biskup deputa.
eye mile przyjat i przyobiecaf,
lie kwsstya kosciefa pelskiego
szczerze sic za]nlie i lie, ske-
70 okolieznosci pezwola, wysle
do Elmira ksledza polskiego,
ktory zajnie sic zorganizowa-
MEM para6i polskie]. Pan RY-
bickl pojaf "a lone panne Jad-
wige Makowska.-Echo)
GAZETA POLSKA W NE.
BRASCE, ktorej w1ascieislem
byf kowal L icon Z e w
s k j, upadfa. -Polacy W FL
bic - jak dowiadu;e sic Ku-
1yer Polski-buduja ola swego
]proboszeza p;ekna plebania.
,.JEGO mile usposobienie,
wyznawany publicznie patryo-
lynn byfy tylko maska brud-
nej duszy"- pisze tecaz Ego
da o A.G @ s y n s k j m.
MOI Boze; ilez to wiecej po-
dobnyeh patryetow tfucze sic
pc bo2eI Ameryce!.. W sa-
mym zwlqzku jest takich spo.
"a grenada, a poznae ich MOI
ma pc tenn, lie zazarcie pre-
sladuja Wiiarusa, ktorego sic
bojq,. by ich czarnej duszy ME
odsfonll pred narodem.
co DO HISTORYI K. P.
Laskowskiego, 0 kt6rej ME
stwerzone rzeezy plsaia Zgoda,
donosza nam Detroit, Ae
Laskowskl byna]mniej ME jest
takim z}ym czlowiekiem. Maj.
prz6d zydek lego orznat, vice
czemIzby i ea ME mlaf O.
rznas 2ydka? = Laskowski
m.eszka obecnie W South
Bend, Ind, pod numerem 430
S. Scott Str, a jezeli komu
sfusznle sic co Cd niego ma
lezy, to niechaj sic do niego
zgfosi, a bedzie sic starat &c
zadowoli6
ORGAN Zwiazkr Mar. Pol
skiego przyznaje, lie Rad
Centrally tego2 Zwiazku wy
piacif nieboszezykowi Gosz-
czynskiemu z La Sale, ILL.,, W
tym roku 1000 dolarow po-
smiertnego "a dwoch gerni-
k6w z Minonk, Ill.,, ktorych
Podal )ako zlnarlych skutkiem
nieszczesnego wypadku W ko-
palm. Goszczynski podsunaf
ks. Wozaemu, ufajacemu mu
bezwzgledG:e, napisane swia-
dectwe smlerci - tenae
podpisal .je. Niektorzy z czion-
kew Zwiazku Mar. Pol. W Mi
non6, wYczytawszY W Zgodzie
rozplsane pesmiertne ma Iudzi,
o kt6rych wjedzieli, ze zyja,
zamiast udac sic wprsst do
Rzadu Centralnego o wyjas-
nienie sprawy, napisali o tem
Geszczynskiemu, a ten zbyf
ieh odpowiedzia, Re to prosta
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-08

DRUGI NUMER ,,Bociana"
wyszedf z druku j zawiera:
Widok Seminaryum Polsklego
W Detroit (rysunek), Krako-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-08-08

w CAMDEN, N. j., nowo
zafozone towarzystwo ,Gwardya
Kesciuszki" zapisa}o sobie Wiarusa,
kt6rego p. J6zef Tokarski pred
stawif jake %najlepsze ola ludu pis-
mo polskie W Ameryce.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-02
A TRIP THROUGH SPACE.


q wouid Take Us Finy Years % Make
visi, 10 n Next Door Neighber.
Lct ,S for a moment supposo certain rail-.
ways 10 10 built. ono round tho world In a
perfect circle Others TO various points In the
solar system. And wo will further ruppoee
TINT tho trains ON these RAILWAYS could be
kent going at tho ratio OF sixty miles an
hour for any required length Of time; that
their Messengers could do without food or
could i,c sapDlicd with an abundance Of Il:
TINT the bodies Of such pas,enycrs could bc
male CAPABLE ~ enduring tho various changes
of nir. tempcrature and other climatic con.
ditions 10 which they would 10 exposed.
And ON trlr world this kind Of travel would
DO comparntiyely easy, and would take next
to no time. In twenty -four hours tho passen.
rer could travel .alD mills or consi,lernbly
farther than from Now York 10 Chicago In
forty eight hours no could travel as far as
from ihs,on to i.ivcrpool, AMI in lc.s than
seventeen DAYS hc could go round In. world.
Hut MS regards tho Journeys In space. a
difficulty In msst eases insup,rable would
stand IN tho way In order TO yisi, any but
very few o, tho nearest bodies In spacc, the
travellers on our celestial railways would need
to hav. their lives very greatly prolonged.
Were they Ia kDt out tor 0ny distant mart
Of tho system they all would die lcfor, they
hal fairly leguu their tourney yoyngc
| To thu m,Dn. 10 Venus or To Mars would. un.
der th. aiDvc conditions, lie usrsiblc. TO any
other inmly in tho system IL wouLl 10 impos.
/ sible
Tn. Journey TO tho moon would 10 com.
parat,, cly short. Our companion Is distant
nhout sjO.IO miles, or, In round numbers.
its distance contains ten times rs many
mills ns mr.. tout aineL in tho enrths circii,r,.
f,rcn,r Travelling at tho rate Of sixty
mile, an hour. md never stoppin., IL would
take lssw,cn I,si and lGs days To reach tho
/ Journeys emf. COMPARED with other hcav.
cnly ,iistauc,.s this Il n merc nothing but
! com,r,r,,i with the distances actually trny.
erssl by tho average man, IL Is very great
in,i,ssl
4 Few ever travel at sixty miles an hour, and
then only for short pcri,sis, and nj consider.
abb. Intervals .luny. probably tho ma ,or.
( inv of th,r.. who live To "A good old nee cover
lcqss than sIu.uu miles during their whole
lives A great 4 .lyclcr might do II In. say.
fifteen wears n even n conductor or cngi.
near of I'm cyur,sSs train IL would require
several YEAR,
/ lat Us = axe a trip 10 tho planet vo-
mus. our nearest ncichlsr This will
! bo n ~ more Formidable undertaking
W, ~ zen that n s,,,gYs,s,ou of tho long.
,St ,,ys over this earth wouLl form hut
shY AID ,slssin. cpiSal,s IN a lifetime We
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I.nWycrs' Fees.

In England barristcr, Us n lawyer Is q
called. canno, recover by an action ut
any fec TO which hc may bc morally entitle
for services rendered TO client Tho cxpla
nation Of this deviation from tho commoa
rulc Of paying for service Is given In caSsell's
Saturday Journal:
An article Of Magma Charta aflirms that
justice shall not 10 sold As tho king Il the
fountain Of justice and barrs,crs servants Of
the king. 1t was held that 1t would be unlaw-
ful for them to receive payment for aiding
q subject IL secure tho benefit Of law.
Formerly tho money in payment Of the
barrisier's fec was dropped. Us II secretly,
into the hoOd 81 his gown. now a member Of
the liar adopts the more open method Of 70
fusins tn 80 iitO court until his CLERK has re-
ceivci the fc markell upon his brief.
What brings you here io-lay. Mr. l-r
asked IA judge Ot an eminent counsel
Twenty Suinrsis, my l1r,l. answered tho
lawyer. making no sccrct Of t.Ic tact that no
was violatin: Magma Charta and doing. In
substance. II mol VA furm What the prophets
servant was punished for dong -cxaciing u
ico for u humane service English law hooks
call the fcp an huiiurary reward
Tho black gown worn hy English lawyers
Is relic of tho days when the clergy were
tho only lawyers. and always appeared In an
ecclesiastical dress The hUrsc hair wig,
which every English tr,rrisicr wears while In
court, Is u survival Of the ti,nc when men
were ashamed Ia wear their own hair
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-02
UpSIUR & PURNELI., Solicitors
Order of Publication.
l.. lmogene Conner,
Versus


Levin 7. Conner.
THE object Of this bill is To obtain IA
decree for sale al parcel Of land In Po-
comokc Cliy belonging 10 the parties To
this suit. The hill alleges thai by Ger.
tain deed Major t. Merrill aud wife con.
vcycd To l.. lmogcnc Conner. Levin I.
Conner and John II. Conner certain l,t
in Pocomokc City. Tia, said John Il.
Conner. was brother nf complainant, and
defendant aud ~ such interstate and with
out children died. leaving them heirs nj
law. That said real estate il not suscrp-
tiblc OF division without injury and can
not b. Iii, i,ied without loss To parties in
tercsictl. That said Levin I. Conner is
an infant under twenty one years Of age
and resides In Rosiia. Colorado. The hill
prays u sale of the said real estate. II Is
thcrcnpon ordered by the Court this 2ist
day of January. in the year 1889. that the
complainant cause copy of this order Ia.
gethcr with the object aud substance OF
the bill. to he inserted in some newspaper
published in Worcester county once a
week for four successive weeks before
the 18th day al February. 1889. giving no.
ticc To the defendant. Levin L. Conner
and warning him To appear in this Court
In person. or hy solicitor. on az before The
9Th day of March. IsSI, So show cause il
any he has. why decree shall M pass ~
prayed JOHN W, STATION
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Worcs
ter county.
True Copy.
Test: .Iomx ". STATION. Clerk
Jan 26ii.
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Genius Of this sor; then Is not necessarily
at all great; IL II only unique. and in virtue
Of its unilucncss for tho rlost part interest
ing. Eot that all ccccntricity and originality
parta.:c 81 tho nature Of genius either; they
must have combined with then, some consider
able element of diStinc: c!everncss or the result
merely In an eccentric or an original, not in
n genius properly 80 called. We lavc all
known many ccccn,rics wiiosc ccccn;ricity
was far indc'Sl from icing either amusing or
curious; It succeeded merely in making itstR
suprcincly annoying or niK;ir,l. But the gulf
that separates tho nero original from the
true genius Is often rs narrow rs toe ruff that
intcrvcncs between tho sublime and tho ritiic-
ulous. Everybody has met odd people, who
lived by Themselves in odd rooms, who said
AMI did odd things, and whose vcricst com
monplaccs had always about them some lin
gcring flavor Of misplaced wit and half mad
imagination. Such queer people. with their
dash IL insanity, have not infrclucntly n
dash Of genius rs well. only in their case tho
divine spark las either never been supplied
with sufficient fuel. or never blown DIP by the
breath II appreciation into even n struggling
and tentative blaze. Yet who shnll say what
tiny extra twist in special direction turns
any ono Of these undiscovered cranky souls
into Dickens. n llcinc, n Eabclais. or n
Ccrvantcsi Tho l;.lc additional twist makes
10 us, tho recipients, al tho difference; but in
the brain and mind Of the man himself, how
enthusiastically small must bc the regularity
Of fiber or energy that ultimately deter
mines it.-Grant Allen In Popular Science
Monthly
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-02
ODDS AND ENDS.

A Rcw volcano Il reported from Tobasco,
Me=to. Itspurts forth largo streams Of rcd
water.
Tho authorities of Berlin have seized thou
sands Of Zolas works, which were shipped
there from England.
According 20 tho estimates Of Governor
Pierce. North Dakota has a population Of
10000 and taxable property to tho value Of
$55.000.0o0
There seems 10 be no limit TO the productive
power Of Mrs Z. d. Z. n. Southworths fer
tile brain. At the ago Of q she announces
that her forty-fourth novel Is nearly ready
for publication.
Some Of tho brick houses erected In Eng
land 200 years ago arc so ccincntcd together
TINT tho walls havo 20 DO blown down with
gunpowdcr when tho sitc Is wanted for some
thing modern.
In tho trial Of trade mark suit In London,
England, phonograph was introduced TO
reproduce letter and other papers Tho In
strumcnt worked successfully. and tho pre-
siding judge was surprised and pleased.
Wo talk Of Immortality, but wc oven do
not know yet what timo Is. Perhaps time
has possibilities that dwarf immortality. and
wo nro fooling ourselves with the poorer
choice. Let us have tho very best.
Emperor William OF Germany has ordered
tho officers of his army 20 discard pointed
English boots and witlc creased trousers. lie
has also made change In tho royal crown.
which no considered too high for his style VI
beauty.
Telegraph operators. II seems. arc develop
Ing disease of their own. Ono or two cases
recently occurred abroad. In which tho
finger nails dropped OF, ono after another
Tho affection Is supposed to bcduo to tho con.
slant hammerins and pushing with tho finger
ends required by tho working of the telegraph
instrument
a company has been formed In New York
to connect tho Sandwich Islands with each
other by means Of u submarine cable, and to
extend hiscablo from Honolulu To San Fran
cisco. Previous TO Its construction tho pro-
icctor Of tho work will trj n novel expert.
mcnt. They have bought 100 pairs of the
best imported breeds Of homing pigeons and
havc shipped them 10 Honolulu. From there
they will forward number 90 each OF the
islands In tho group and establish pigeon sta
tions until the cable Is completed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-02
THE CANNIBALS WANTED
TO EAT HIM.
But the Boy Escaped and Has
Been Nearly Around the Earth.

Henry W Strolim. sou of Abraham
Sirohm. uf New Paris Ind. who was last
year captured and held prisoner by canni-
halls on the island Of Gaun. one nf The
South sea group, whence he finally made
his escape has been heard from. lie is On
WAY home anl when he reaches this State
he will nave completed the Circuit ~ the
globe Young Sirohm has had maay start
ling experiences during his long voyage.
lie len home March =. 1871. To see The
world. lie did not run away. hut the con.
sent of his parents WAS given reluctantly
The boy was only sixteen years old.
lie made his way 10 san Francisco,
where he shipped before the mast Oh IL
wlalcr bound for the Antarctic Ocean. lie
did not find life an The ocean wave all that
his fancy had painted. lie was subjected To-
rough treatment, nj which he rehcllc'i.
When the vessel put IN NJ the island al
Gaun, Slrohm watched his opportunity
aud escaped from the boat The captain
Instituted search. hut the figalive Wa,
not discovered. and the vessel vert on her
way. leaving S,rolIm among the savagcs.
five thousand miles from san Francisco.
lie was captured several limcs by the M.
tiycs. who designed iaticning him for u
choice banquet, hut in each CASE he man
aged Ia escape 10 the settlements
Six month later vessel arrived at ih,
island, ON which Sir0hm secured passage.
To Manila, on one Of the Philippine Islands,
| 100 miles away. 81 Manila he received
the kindly offices at Consul Webb, who
Interested himself IN the fugativc. Sec
Rotary Bayari wrnie To Consul Webb Ia
extend all needed assistance To SirOhm
hut ihs Consul answered That Slrohm was
robust aud hearty, and appeared well able
10 care for himself. From Manila. Sirohm
went To Hong Kong, where the United
States consul, who had heard of his case
proiiered assistance which was declin, d
with thanks. From Hong Kong Sirnhnl
continued his journey, aud landed at sgd
Iley. Australia. where. On October II, hc
shipped before the mast 0n u vessel b0und
for London. The ship is due in London
next month. aud the man Is expected
home soon aflrr Ills journey. consider.
ing his youth aud ineSpenSnce. i one of
the most remark able on recorl.