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Ste eenatortpabl In Selapare.
Set neas Senatnr betst S,iastas.-5ie Ssap
tgaten tlud1 trttster unetnfe.


9oDer, Sel., Is. Sauuar. - gnt6onr
Sigsina aus 98ilmtngton nurbe I'M IA llbI
hente frfb com repubhfanii9en @aufus Der
Geisssebuug bel ber 43. Gbfmmung gun
8nnhteienetor noninirt. DerIeIbe III Elm
aus Reipcafle @ountb, Del, gebirtiser,
ieboG iest In BiImingtou anIdiftger gouoz
fet. 4S Sabre alt unb ieit Sabren elmer Der
Eiibrer Der 6epIbIifauer Don DeIapare.
ST befleibete Al perihiebeueu 3eitsn Die
4emter oes 6iiIfS Staats entertainments
unb bee 8unoesanpalts fir 9elamare unD
mar in hem in 1867 in Baltimore ab9sbaItes
n(n @rensfuaten @onuent CUR S6rOeruna
ber aunebme bes Is. Nmenoements elmer
Der lettenben Setter. Als Saparb i'm So.
mar 1881 in ben 8unbesieuat erpdblt nuroe,
erhieIt Sigaine bas Sotun1 Der Repnblttauer
fir ienss Amt. Sn 1884 acceptirte er oie
republtfaHiid5e GougreBsyiOmiuatiOH IN ietz
mem 8ifrift, obaIe,G5 er tpuSte, oaS ieine
Ealtei feline Nusitbt auf &rfOt9 bate.
lin 10.45 uabm bas lluterbaue Der GeIets
gebuua etue abfimmuus Sur grpdbluug
zines Bunoesieuators Dor. Die IA repubus
taniiden IitgIieber fimmteu iiir Siggiua,
pdhreno bon beu 9emOfrateu flint fiir alfreS
y. 8cbinion unb ote iibrigen 3pei fir Sas.
6. Bolcott ftmmteu. Der bemotratii5e
@autns bate fid ni6t eiuigeu t6anen.
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SeSperatst Gatnpf tt stne,at @s.
fdn9Hi6+

MtnneapOIts, Riun., Is. Saauar. -
@elern MoreeH purbe Der SdIieBer Retqn
con benz @Onntps @efGuguifie bur6 Die brei
9efunseneu Better Barrett, George Dab uub
Btuiam Barnes iiberfauen uuo libel 3uges
ridtet. Barrett erfaste 8eiIlg Don binteu,
n1breno Inn 9an nit eiuem Qanotud'
@Idtter ben Sopf bearbeitste. Der SflteBer
boIte iofort Ieir sroses OEeffer aus Der Sa'
i4e beroor uub trisb ieiue Au9reifer in ihre
3eleu 3uriid. Wlan oermutbet, bGs Der I'm
gulf gematt rpurbe, nm etne 8efretuu9
i6mmtli1er @efangeEen 5u bemerffeuiaeu.
Die SsrIetungau oes S6lieBers iinb iebr Bes
fGbrIiter art, ebeniu Die Der beioea @efqu'
sensu, tpsIde cine groBe auSabI SbnittDuaa
ben baDou truQen.
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@ol4e Oas Eetier EeSet,.

Cincinnati, Is. San. - Sn Sames.
tctpu, O., idIOs cine Grau @uSs ibr speiz
iahriges Nooptiutiue in ibrem Sauie Elm uuS
aiug aus, Mn iid3 eiuen 8ran6 tn Der 9tad) :
barihaft ansuieben. llHteroefeu ftn8 tire
eiQene 8obuuu9 6euer. uub als etlide Rad
barn Die peridlIoiieue Ebiire erbradsn, mar
bQs 6inh i'm Setf LII Snhe herhrnnnt
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S5ut 0ef0u01iR tet0tffet.

9anbitle, So, Is. Sauuar. Gin i'm
bieiiseu @efGugniiie einsetreteuer 8ergifz
tnussfau beruriadt betr6Atlhe Nufreaung.
Der 9iegsr Sad Goats erbieIt am Su1ntaa
ron ieiuer Trnu eiueu Bubotug, iubeffen fam
ibn berieIbe aus irseuo eiuer 9ruube bers
bdfti9 Dor, uno er IteB tbu besbalb ftssen.
geffelu RadmittaB aB Squire 6aptss, elm
aneerer @efangener, ben Yubbiug, ertraufte
balb barauf nnb fiarb beute uuter aro5eu
SGmer3eu. Die Srau, rueIae bic 5peiIe
3ubereitete, beftubst ft6 in Saft, uub eiu Suz
quef 1T be9oruen moroen, iubefeu bat 6erz
ieIbe nod tein Gidt iiber Die Gffaire uerbreis
tet. Inter Der Re9er 8eo0Iteruug, peIte
gIanbt, eaB ber@uh6iHs Dbshert" mar, berri5t
hPtrnHtIid1P Nnfrpnifrrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-16
Ste 0etiiGtE ft6er ettsen 2lafratr ftt
Wpcahpnfas.

9nu6burg, Su.. Is. Snuuar. - Die
@eriidte iiber etuen aufruhr inter ben 9ru.
bsuarbeitern su pocaboutue. Sa, reoujireu
fG balm, bnB inter ben Nrbeiteru IN Git
bonn, 8.sga., grose un3ufriebeubett ii6er
zine gObps &etntttOu berrl6t uub baB bic
grbeitsr in gccabontus nit linen ipnpatbiz
freu. @rose Autresuns berri1t in Der gaus
zen @egeut, ieood3 fino ioiueit tsiue llurHben
DotgefalIen.
@pGtsre gta6ridten aus gItborn erseben,
bas linterbanbInu9en 3ntideu ben arbeiteru
unb ben 8riu3ipaIeu i'm Sauge fiub, pelte
Elm berisbiSenbes RsiuItat in 4usf9t fel.
len
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-16
Gle TpiCItett ,0ct6fapDet,, u

Mfarietta, O., Is. Sauuar. .-5u IS
SreuH's g8Obnuna purbe Der 2Osidbrige @.
Sarnsuortb BON 6em 16=idbrisen 0lbaIm
Geiesl in Den Scpf seidofeu unb ifarb ne,
uige Stunben onrouf; gBeisel iiberlieIerte
IG Der Gfb0ree. Gr eriIart, er uRo feline
@efdbrteu hdtten in 6rsnt's Saus yBeiB.
fappsn" geipielt nuo 81 bieiem 3uade bic
SugeIu ans aen PatEOneu ibrer RepOloer
eutfernt. @r piife uidt, ME cine iharie
Batroue In ieireu Repoluer oetouueu lei.
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Giue !Martp

I'm VIE, ipsltlt on ben GoIgen BON SusenbIanben
nerpoitr G6pddbt, irnhem BeYIol Beriiii bsr gpan.
nsstrnft u: E iS., lst0sn, i.nSe ID tsaenfret Gin
BON tintm HaiIffpudr in G1S Minerifn eltbedt.
Gdidt ahrsIfrtes eouDsr. on Ssu. Solep5 q. 5nmor,
atotien ., Rems loyfs9ite,
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zsarft uno S0rIe.

Yiberpo OF IS. Sauuar. = 80 W1tts
tags. 9aumpolle: Nittellorte Sberldncer
lI9, bitto gep Srleans -. Die Sers
taufe betrr9en 10000 Balleu, SpetulattOu
unb ausfubr 1000, 3uiubr SO, 900.
2onbou, Is. SaHuar. Ser. Staatens
ShliSatiouen: prog. 129, Ditto 444=pros.
110t. - attien: G..@..gB. $50, bitto Brior.
-, CANADA Bactfic 535, @rie 29s, Ditto
Brior. 1o44, Safnoiss@entral 1871, Mericau
ALI, ct. YauI 81 !, gteu<Dorts Central 1925,
BeuuipIuauta 551, Sfeabins 25s, 9fericaus
Central II.
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&Is ittttnpraIff6i bcfGiInnnnl,iftt. .

@bicGao, 15. Sauuar. EnEbesri1ter
Slohqett bon Chicago bat cine bon 8eutidz
lamb itir bic fSirma @ebr. Bientauo eiuge.
trof1ene SenbuuS Bidder ibres uumural,l6eu
9nha!ts pegen bei&lusuabmeu Iufau. als
oemielben @ruuNe tpurben spet Yadete Yhoz
tosropbte'n, oou Brns in,,80buen au Senrn
AmmoH bon bier oerianbt, couftsStrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-16
SaS fbsrls uuo 8uoeri1iFsns
S&msr3ensfitlea0e Rtttet

6er g3dt, psIdeg ougenb.tadL Die idrdtgn1aen
Sdmeren ltnbert. IS peyiGblt niemaI5, Dem ge5sn=
cen Etnoeruu9 ber SdlmerIsn JI Derhaifeu, pou uez
uer urlud1e oieie6en AUD berrd6ren mogen. g5 1T
mirtIiH Der 8roBe Sdmer3enbeiuinger uH6 hat meGr
g'utes, als rgen6 Elm aHoerss betauntes Mittel gez
i9an' Sel aoptlhmepen, 3abnltmerssn, Neural=
gle, ytBeLWaiI5mus, JtitenuiBen, Bcuenfuugen,
EutnuHgtn, SuettenltideH, teiiem Rdfen,
SdmerSen uno SdDite i'm 1reuB i'm 0iudgrat ober
IN ben gdertu, Sdmer5eu IN Der &ebtr, Bruitfeaenls
SiHbun9, anitUsleu Der @tleuts uno ShmerBeH
uler art ptr6 Der gebraud Don Railways Ready
Relief iOiorti9e Sreit CruHQ qendbrsn uHO Ser fOriz
9eieFt @ebraud in luenigen Lagsn eiue oausru6e Sur
bpiUirttu.
gHerenentBlubuns, Elnenenbdnbun9, uutcrlcibss
ent5unbung, Yuuatnent5du6uu9, itltmmeu bals,
Nbmunss6etper0en, 8rduns, Grippe, <arI3,
SopiDeb, 3abnnsh, Reuralgte, Rbeumati5muS, tats
tCs 6ieber, SbHttlirof, {5rOhbsueu.
Die 'AnDen6UHg 0e5 "Ready Relief all ben
3bslsn, an benen bsr SdmsrB ODER bas geiben ft1
btiin0en, tpiI6 ioIortiae SrIsdterung geUd9ren.
Sin balber bis 5u einem aonben 1bedoHel Uou, IN
einsm balben @laIe 2Bafitr eingeuOmmen, iuir6 IN
neu9en gituuteu ardmpie, iuursn Dtasen, ne6sIs
feit, @rbreden, Sobbrenneu, Rero oittdt, S6ldhoas
felt, Sopiue9, DiaYrboes 9olit, Stdbungeu uub Que
lRnerlidlen SbmerSen turiren.
so Gents Sic 6lGite. gu BADEN 6si gpot9etern.
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&fehttt1rfte.

@btcosc, Is. Sauunr. -8inbuteb: 3u.
tuhr 10000, 8etienouug $500; Breiie bari
trten ;mti9eu $3.50 un6 $3.50. -S6neine
Sutubr 81 900, Ssrenouug 5000; Breile 90.
ritrtsn jptiheu $3.50 uub $5.25.- S6aafe
Sutubr $500, Serienbung 1000; Breiie ua.
rtirten Stpiiden $275 uu6 $50.
y u gtbertp, Beuui., Is. Sanuar.-
8iuenieb; 3ufubr 100, 8erfenoung 100;
Yreiie Uuriirtsn spiiden $1.65 uuo S.. 25
- Sfnetne: 3nfubr $500, Serienonua
400; Breiie pari,rteu ,DiIdeu $500 ms
S5.55.-Sdaofe: 3ufubr 340O, Serieuoung
22OO; 8retie oartirteu ipii9eu S2.75 Iu6
$5 As.
ct. 9outs, Is. Sanuar. -&tubSieb: Gu,
fubr 1900, Serieuouus 500; Brsiie uariir,
ten 3tptdeu $500 unb $5. so. - S1ueire
3nfubr $500, Serleubuns 100; Breile pa.
rttrten 3DtiHeH $4.95 uno $5.25.- Sdaafe
3ufuhr 800. Serieuouua 200; Brsiie uaz
rlittsn 5rpiiten $500 uuO $3.50
Ser GeIonarft.
Wen . RI, 15. Sanuar. - Nolaeubes
rIo oie StluBnotirungen: @elo er6ffuete an
2-3 uub ifIoB su q Brcsent. - SterIiug
WeGlel $4.85-$4.85t auf 60 Saae uub
S4.86-$4.S84 auf Siht.-8unbes.D Dbligas
tionsn: 4'pro3. 1861, 44spros. 1881, Sspro3,
-. - attien: AbumS' @rpreb IA, Gem
trnl Baciftc S6g, @bsiapeatesSbio =, Grie
284, ottto Brior. 65s, Sllinoiss& eutrat 116l,
gate@Shcre 1921, ytepsS sSerie1- Central 9S4,
giortb =8efieru 1888. Ditto grtor 142i, giep.
g)ert Central 1881, Sbio WiiiiIiippi 22t,
Ditto Yrior. S4A. Bitteburs I55, Sieabins
49s, ct. panl 64s, Ditto Prior. los,
g8eferuslluion IS.
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9errens2tFt

gerssbeiisr 5arre, gerHbsimtr 8 2, Sirtennolt
q, gnis Better, Sartman Sato5, portmnn y, pei
mon DIR unb glrs 6, Sptob ., Rir9boif 9enrq Il
aIonbsr gir, RToit GtOTse, aIaus giOrls, 4IGttRei
@ufap,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-01-16

Sopmsn DliB Tfaris, Bruno 81 d. Buf7dner
DRrs, Grie T1rs gmma. gtert Rate, gsIstu Bst5 V,
@eirt U2pra, @ros Dls Rate, 5oaano Yrs ., aeuer
Dig 6iortnce, glautp Dsrs StHyietta. Beaqsr 4slB
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80. Gpmarsa.-3wetts sssmne.

Ste satifbia tsn Ssnat ano Die Trage flbsr
bic ginfnahrme bon Satota tn ceE Stea'
fenbunS tim GauSe.-e earrtfons nuS Stu's =
Gtea 1T TswsDors -,,Eurt 1no Stomas
t,fSn,uS,H
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Sin fd1HMtttsr gStnter fir Sts Sob.
IeaGr6per.

Ptttsburg, 15. Saruar. es ben
AFldletH bat, pouen bic a0hleus srubeubeIser
ON Ntoucn9abela BEN Betrieb ihrer 9rubeu
Dor BEN l. Wlar5 nidt peber aufuehmeu.
@apt. burton bon Der 6lrma Soi. 8alton &
comp. ll9t, ooB in ben ausenbltdlih idleds
ten Serbaltntheu bes Sohlenmarftes 3u Sin.
ciuuatt uno 9cuisoiQe nod tstue 8efieruus
etn8etreten let. sDie &anapbaz 9(uer, Sruz
oensSefser," iagt Burton, ,habeu ibre @rus
ben nid1t seldlchen unb batteu rpdbreuo Der
Ieeten 5ean Uiouate inimer 10 9tinffi9eu Bais
leffanoi oas ne ar0Bere Quautitdteu 6obeu,
ais 5uoor, na1 Cincinnati i1iden fonnteu.
Sene Gtubeubefser tablen geringere 2Ohne,
OILS ntr, uno fonuen In Solge Seieu aud Die
Sohlsn 8u einsm btuigereu Breiie uertalfeu.
Sds Helultat hterooI 1T, baB fte ms idou
Jap BON oeIn Nfalite perorangt babeu. Inter
ben 9e9entpGrtiGeH SerbGltuifien ift es fir
uns ihon beiICr, Dor Der Sanb uniere Grubeu
seiblofen gu halteu. SD bespeifle lebr, bas
Dor AHtan9 yldr3 irgene tpelfe Grbeit auf
oem SInfie fottfiuesn fauu" Die @ruben,
in oeneu iiber 5000 arbeiter beldditigt purs
ben, ftne i&ou lett feds s8o6eu sei3luiieu.
gSieeer etn &IaseIieo aus 9atota.
Uftureap is. Ninn.. Is. Sauuar'-
Inter ben 5armern oes pefli6eu Gbeiles
BON @alih &Ouutp, Dat, bsrridt gruBe
giott Nalibs@Ouutp Ia elmer Der frnttbar.
fen Sifrifte oes Serritoriume, bod, mar bic
ieete Bai3en=@rnbte burd 8rofi faft gdu;lia
pernittet porben. Die AufiebIer iiao oas
burh IN yiotb unb @lenb seratben; es feblt
ibuen on ben n0tbigeu Nittelu, um fir ben
Iangeu raubeu gStnter iih nit binreiheuoen
2ebensbebiirfniiien unb mariner Sleiouna AL
ueriorgen. Su uielen Geeeuben tpuroeu 5az
milien sefuubeu, bic felt Woden tein BleiIh
geHcfen batten uub bsreu ausidliesid,e gfab,
RING ons elmer 3uberettuns BON erfroreuem
Nai,en beHanb. Sur bic fir bte Sabres,ett
uupepShnlif miibe @its SHng bat ar5sere
2eiben uerbiitet. Die BIZ. Der Hotb betrof-
fenen AnfiebIer finb metf uorpesiiGer une
hfhmiSfber Nbffomrfuuo
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Mrtefe.

bie In ben euaiiIten Slatiern an9essjst Uaren unb
oereu @areiia,en benz Nameu5saIauge nab GeUilha
itno:
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z q . ~ d US
Je 9 tffe 1t,
8roBe 2e6er : 9eilmittel.
8r. 92abpuB's Btaen Jur

Eolfdnota asitmotIos, itin gllctri, puraireH,
reguliren, rciuigtH uno traitlgen.
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9etGm tt @

aler qejoen 6e5 Tagens, Der gs6er, ber gngeu,ioe,
6er gheTen, Der BIae, Hsro0er teibsn, Nppctttlo9s
fett Sopfneb, 8erfopfung, Dpspepfie, 6lioier Ssiz
ben, jyte6er, MISUNDERSTANDING, Sdmorrbooen
uuo auer St0ruHggn Der iuusrlttsn Or9one. Retr
uesetabiIii6, tein Gued6tr, UlHeralieu 05eT ib6bs
lite 8roguen entbGlten6.
8olhdn6ige 8eronuung nirb erBielt ourd ben @iez
bgouh BON R0opQqs Bleu. Sur9 oeiel6en rpereeu
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9c,tffdjfano s 9ofouiafpoftfik
StsmatG tut Rci0stase.
Cine go6intereffante 9ebatts

g3anbereer tuc Rtdlter aber sets abGebit61sE
SFsklidbias Oct Setiidlen SeoIouiaIz lnter=
uebtnanetu. - Sbre Gtitit pem 9an3!er
rno istaem Snbne beeHtsnSFtst.-si Ses
siehHuasa sn TneIaae. - Gin Dem &atIsr
gSiIheIpa aaf Oct Saao suaeitVBeHss &RaI'
beur.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20
A SALT TRUST.

A Combination TO Control the Market
EAST SAGINAW, Mich. March l9.-The
formation of a salt trust now seems as
sured. The Michigan manufacturers met
here last week in secret and agreed to
enter the combination. The idea is to
cut down all works where fuel costs so
much that there is only a narrow margin
of profit, and the product Of each district
is to be regulated by the area it can con.
troll. The entire salt producing territory
of the country is to be included. The
trust is to have capital of $25, 900, 600.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20
TELEGRAPhIC NEWS.
latest from all Parts Of the World.
NEWS FROM TnB NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Reneeforlh It is 10 be Given Through al
Official.

Reneeforlh 1t is 10 be Given Through an
Official.
WASHINGTON, March 19. Secretary
Tracy has issued set of resolutions
q ng the givins out of news at the
1.-J Department. to the press, and
hereafter Lieutenant Mason will be the
medium through which all news will
pass. This rule is made as measure of
safety. Heretofore special correspondents
and Press Association reporters were al
lowed to visit all the bureaus and CLEAN
all the news they could. Consequently
many items appeared in the press that
the department had tried to keep secret.
For awhile, at least, steps towards max.
ing important contracts. orders to vessels,
etc., were often prematurely published
and did harm. Hereafter the bureaus
will not be allowed to give out news, and
all must 60 through Lieutenant Mason.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20
HIGH WAVES ON THE ATLANTIC.
Seaside Resorts Much Damaged.

Seaside Resorts Much Damaged.
NEW YORK, March l9.-The wind and
high seas Monday did considerable dam
age along the Atlantic coast, and the sea-
side resorts in the neighborhood of New
York suffered. The lower end Of Coney
Island was demoralized. The Brighton
Beach hotel, which was moved back 500
feet last Spring, was surrounded by water
six inches to two feet in depth. The
Ocean House, which also has been moved
back, was surrounded by water. At the
Highlands OF Navesink the tracks of the
railroad were covered, and in many places
torn up. Many cottages were destroyed
at Long Branch. The blow was hard
along the Jersey coast.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20
ANOTHER SHIP CANAL.

Lakes Michigan and Superior to be
Connected.
LANSING, March l9.-W. H. Merrill,
Of New York, is here to endsavor to in.
duce the Legislature to grant a charter
for a ship canal across the upper
peninsula, connecting lakes Michigan
and Superior. The route is SO miles
long. and will save 27l miles between
Chicago and Duluth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20
THE OPIUM RING.
wealthy Citizens of san Francisco said
TO be Involved.

BISMARCK, Dakota, March l9.-Cur-
ran, the man whose sentence for CON.
plicity in opium smuggling was suspend
ed, has made no confession. 1t is said
that several wealthy citizens Of San Fran.
cisco will be involved when the final ex.
posure is made, aud that the smuggling
combination will prove one of the strong
eat in the country. The officers are
dumb and refuse to imrart information,
but it is we'll known that they are on the
alert for proof which will lead to the cap.
ture of the wealthy members of the gang.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20

WASHINGTON, March l9.-The Treas
ury Department has issued circular re-
lating to the manner OF appointments,
removals, etc., of custodians, and janitors
Of public buildings All such appoint
NJ ments must be approved by the depart
ment, and other changes will not be re-
garded as valid.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20

HAMBURG, March l9.--A dispatch from
Tientsin, to Hamburg correspondednt,
says it is reported there that the natives
have risen on the Kwangsi frontier and
have destroyed ten block houses and
killed 100 Frenchmen.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20
the COPPER MARKET.
Not Anected by Depressing News.

NOT Amecteu Dy DcpFessfnH NcWB'
NEW YORK, March Is. Throughout
yesterday excited cahlegrams from Lon.
don and Paris in reference to the copper
syndicate affairs continued to pour in
upon the metal brokers here. The New
York market has, however, not been affect
ed in the least by depressing news. There
is no trading.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1889-03-20
TAILORING
III J. B. BLEDSOE, "a
Tn,rd stree. Below Oriental Hall.

AGENT for " oodruff & Co., New York Suits
made TO order and Fit Guaranteed or no pay.
Finest o Of Samples ever brought to Whine
mucca.
Cleaning anh Repairing specially.
winnemvcca. April 3, 1885.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-30
6Dt dDib00onx 5eliiutl
SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1889,
The Samoan Question.

BISMARCK
will ride the mild Pacific
In . manner quite terrific,
And will make myself the great and
only terror of the seas;
l will smash your silly treaties,
No matter how your feet is,
Fer I'm the Giascutis that will do just
AZ / please.
JOHN BULL.
Ho! no! you blooming German,
So you think you will determine
The complexion of the action that each
one of IFS must take;
Go on and do your pleasure
In accordance with that measure.
But ere You rake the take n good
look at your rake.
UNCLE SAM.
By thunder, Mr.. Teuton,
1t seems to me you're shOOtin'
On that island in II manner | would
hint was slightly brash;
And. though I've got no navy,
can tell you, sir, by gravy,
] have got what gets a navy-that is to
say, the cash.
Washington Critic.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-30

There is an old man in Chicester-
vile, in the Catskills, who always
speaks cut in meeting. Recently IL
city divine preached in the little
Methodist church of the village, and
the old man became so excited at one
or two home thrusts in the sermon
which seemed to apply to a certain
neighbor that he got up and shouted !:
"That's right, youngster, hit i'm
a ,ain.' And later on, when the sermon
appeared to come home to him, he
cried out in stentorian tones : ''That's
so, b'gosh. We're all sinners, ev'ry
burned one OF u.s."
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-30

This story from the Macon (Ga.)
Telegraph reflects great credit on the
shreWdness and Judgment of the mule !:
''One day recently two brothers
bought Il mule at a sale in Sumter
County and turned him in the lot at
night. In the morning the mule had
disappeared. They mounted their
ponies and secured the country for ii
day or tive, but could hear nothing Of
their lost animal. One of them hap
pened to go to the corn crib for some
purpose and foand the mule had OPEN
ed the door and gone into winter
quarters. He vas feastiDg high and
enjoying the place to its fullest ex-
tent"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-30

Poe got $50 for "The Raven.n Mil
ton sold paradise Lost" for $75.
DR.. johnson was paid 5000 for
"Rasselas."
BOSWELL got 5000 for the "Life of
Johnson"
Tennyson received $l2 a line for
"Revcnge."
Dryden received $4,000 for his trans
lation of Virgil.
Macauley realized 500, 900 for the
"History OF England"
Campbell earned 500 for singing
the "Ple,sures Of Hope"
Wilkie Collins was richer by $25,-
600 for writing ''Armadele."
His publishers gave Byron $4,000
for "Don Juan" and $50. 900 for
''Childe Harold"
Fielding, the noyelis', received
5000 for "AElclia" and 81 900 for
'Tom Jones.n
Robert Burns received only 800
for the edition OF his first works. and
$4,000 for the last.-Erchange.
This whole system OF secreSy in
connection with the raising and use
OF campaign funds mnst be done away
with before we can have honest cleo
tions. Why should politicians prefer
darkness rather than light in this
matter, except for the reasons given
in the Scriptures-'because their
deeds are evil ?" In England the
amount 70 lie expended is limited by
the number of voters, and sworn
publicity is required to be given to
the The law has put 1t step
to corruption there. 1t is needed
llere.-New York Hor!d.
y lamp landing for SEINE time in
a cool room and then filed iull of
cold oil will run over through tie
of oil when taken where il
is warm. Then the lamp il. blamed
leaking. 70 obviate this, never
fill the lamp quite full.
Women's suffrage has been defeated
III the Massachusetts Legislature this
year by about the same ,ote as in
previous years. The cause lacks the |
one impulse to give it effect. and that
is the growth of the sentiment among
the III themselves that it would |
be beneficial to them or advantageous
to the commonwealth. Until this
takes place its advocacy will be an
artificial demand for "a gift which is
not wahted.-Providence Journal.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-03-30

If there be one point more than an
other in his administration at which
M. Blaine senior should have guarded
himself from all appearance Of evil it
ID Claims" To place his own son.
whose only known qualification is his
sonship, in charge Of that delicate and
responsible bureau is to court suspi-
cion in advance, and the Secretary
has no need to do that. The selec.
tiOu il the more ill-adyiscd because
Mr.. Blainc's boy succeeds the we'll
known and esteemed DR.. WHARTON
d, Y. Tsses.