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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
THE FIRE RECORD.
4 Destructive Fire at Topeka.

TOPEKA, KAN. Feb. %. A bitter cold
morning witnesses probably the most dis
astrous fire that ever visited Topeka. It
broke out at $50 in the handsome double
front fve-story stone block at Nos. SI+
and SIC Kansas avenue, owned by Wilson
Keith and occupied by the George Crane
publishing company. 4 high wind was
blowing but the fire was practically con-
fined TO the printing establishment. The
Daily Capital Commonwealth building
and the State Journal building were in
close proximity These offices were con-
sideTed saved by the direction of the
wind. The rear and side walls of the
Crane building fell in with a crash car
rying down the floors crowded with
printing and binding machinery andstock
The beautifully carved stone front with
its blackened facade and broken columns
presents sorrowful appearance. The
establishment employed I25 people, and
the material, stock, machinery and
work on hand were valued at nes Fly
quarter of q million. The insuran is
sos GOO. The presses were in an az in
ing building and were only par iall de-
stroyed. Seventy thousand dollars worth
of plates, etc. were in vaults Crane
to-day reopened III the old Common
wealth building. Keith s loss is $40 600;
insurance, S24 600 The block VIII be
Immediately rebuilt. The origin of the
fire is unknown. A SO 600 catalogue
contract for st. Joseph hardware COM
pany was almost completed and is a total
loss.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23

and hotel and liquor store. The place
is yeritable trap, and if an outbreak
occurs the whites cannot escape. Ere
quent appeals have been made for a
company of soldiers.
Great excitement also prevails at Po-
catello, Idaho, on accounted the closing
of all places of business on the reserya-
ton, by order of the Indian agent acting
under Instructions from Washington.
Special notices are being posted on all
business houses declaring them closed,
and buildings erected since September
1888, subject to condscation, thereby
rendering 1000 people homeless. That it
is the determination of the citizens to
prevent the Indian police from destroy
ing their property is very manifest.
Strenuous efforts are beng made to set
tie the difficulty and if that Is not accom-
plished there may be trouble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
TIE QUEENS SPEECH.
1t Creates No Excitement in Continental
Europe.

1t Creates No Excitement in Continental
Europe.
VIENNA, Feb. % The Fremdenblatt
commenting on the royal speech in the
English parliament yesterday, says:
a. England has no reason to fear any
point within the British sphere. Her
efforts TO develop her military system
does not Introduce 4 disquieting element,
because the peace powers aims, and es-
pecially Lord Salisbury :, have always
received cordial support -
Neue Freie Presse says: Lord Sails
bury's foreign policy has hitherto
achieved all that England could ex-
pect. - The paper comments upon
the entente cordiale between England
and Germany regarding colonial affairs,
and says that Austria and Italy are con-
nected with England by warm sympa-
thies and friendly reciprocity and fully
appreciates the community of interests in
maintaining British naval power.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
RANDALL WINNING.
The Tobacco Men viii Press Their
Resolution to a Vote.
Mills will Fight to Hold Control Against
Randall's Followers and the
Republicans.
The Contest May Cut Out the Appropriation
Bills and Thus Necessitate an Extra
Session OF Congress.
war to the Knife.

Special to the Gazette.
WASHINGTON, Feb % This was Ran
dali IS day in the house and he has had
all day majority with him on every
vote, and it is the settled determination
of the tobacco men to press their
resolution until a vote is reached.
The ways and means men claim they still
have a majority of the party and they say
they will resort to all proper means of
holding control against a combina-
ton of Randall's followers and
the Republicans They will fl
ibGster against RandaII's resolution
changing the rules of the house so as to
expedite vote, but Mr.. Breckenridge of
Kentucky told Your correspondent to-day
he was doubtful if they could muster suf-
ficient strength TO filibuster successfully.
So the situation is unique. Randall 5
resolution opens up the prospect of q
bitter fight till March 4 with most of the
important appropriation bills in an un-
finished state. The failure of the latter
would neceSsitate an extra session and it
looks tonight as if this was unavoidable.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
They WIN srar in Missouri.

ST. Louis, Mo-. Feb. 80 The rumors
which have gone abroad that the Knights
of Honor are about to withdraw from the
state of Missouri are without foundation
The supreme director, supreme reporter
and supreme treasurer and the grand die
tator of Missouri have just returned from
Jefferson City, and this morning assured
the Associated press reporter that the
legislation now pending at the capital
with reference to fraternal benevolent
associations is entirely satisfactory and
meets the wants of the many orders now
established throughout the country.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
\ DAISY WITNESS.
Pigott Admits that He Has Been First
Class FabricatOr.

Pigott Admits that He Has Been First
Class FabricatOr.
LONDON, Feb. % .-Pigott to-day said
the statements made by him to Arch
bishop Walsh were unfounded This
created a sensation. Pigott also said
there was very little truth in any of his
statements to Walsh He was III
very distressing circumstances, when he
wrote the letter, ne had stated to Walsh
that the genuineness of the Parneu let
tiers was very doubtful. This also created
sensation in the court room.
Pigott said he would not swear he had
not told Archbishop Walsh the ParnelI
letters were forgerIes He admitted
he wrote letters to the archbishop
which had very little truth in
them. Piggott said he had doubted
the genuineness of the Parnell letters
because he did not know the handwriting
in the body of them. He believed he had
told Archbishop Walsh the let
tiers were genuine, but would not
swear he had. He declared to
Archbishop Walsh he was not Il
fabricator of letters. In response to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
The Territorial Bin signed:

WASHINGTON, Feb 22.-There was
great satisfaction expressed on both sides
in the house of representatives to-day
when it was generally known that the
president had signed the territorial bill
The news was telegraphed to the capitol
by the Associated Press, and was re-
ceived with every manifestation of APP
prevail Shortly after the house met a
special messenger from the White House
brought the following autograph letter
to Mr.. Springer, chairman OF the COM
mittee on territories:
William NJ Springer:
Ny DEAR SIR signed the bill for the
admission of the new states at II o 'clock
this morning. Yours very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
What win Mills Do?

WASHINGTON Feb. % Now that Mr. !.
Randall has achieved his purpose of
demonstrating the fact that a large
majority of the house is in favor of the
repeal of the tobacco tax, as indicated by
the vote to-day, he win probably not
press the resolution setting apart day
for action on the Cowles bill until
the deficiency and Indian appropriation
bills have passed the house By that
time Mr. Mills will have made up his
mind what course to pursue, and if he
decides to oppose the resolution to the
extent of adopting dilatory tactics, no
further legislation is likely to be achieved
by the present house beyond action on
certain conference reports which may be
acceptable to both wings of the Demoe-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
For Harbor Defense.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % Senator STAN
ford to-day Introduced the proposed
amendment to the army appropriation
bill, authorizing the secretary of war to
purchase four pneumatic dynamite guns
of fifteen-Inch caliber and the necessary
machinery to fire and handle same
together with the necessary am
munitlon and cartridges, to be
located at such points III the harbor of
San Francisco as may be designated by
the secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
DIR. G. rs. Kings
ROYAL GE:RME:TUER
.TE-f.I
GREATEST BLOOD gVRIFiEs ON EARTH
CnRrs THE FOLLOWING DISEASES.

CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
Asthma Bronchitis. Catarrh, CONSUMPTION.
Diarrhoea, Diptheria, Rheumatism. Scrofu,a,
Small POx, Deafness, Sore Eyes, Malarial Fee
yer. Scarlet Fever, Gonorrhoea, Syphilis.
Restores Digestion, relieves Insomnia and
Indigestion, in fact, cures all Malarial and
Contagious Diseases, Restores the Vitality
nj Manhood in the Old as well as the Young.
Cures all Female Complaints. Specific for
Chills and Fever, Eczema and Skin Diseases
Beware of limitations None genuine ex-
cept DR.. Kings Royal Germet1er Look out
for Dug medicine. Offered for sale in jugs.
You never see counterfeit bin in a broken
bank. Royal Gerrnetuer is patented.
headquarters at the
FORT WORTH GROCER co..
FORT WORTH. TEXAS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
A PET RAT.
1t Nibbles an Eye Out OF six-MOnths- Old
Baby

1t Nibbles an Eye Out OF Six-Months- Old
Baby.
Special to the Gazette.
San ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. % AT Del
Rio yesterday Mrs. Robert McMahon
wife of railroad man, went out into her
back yard TO look after some clothes dry
ing on line, leaving her six-months-
babe in its cradle with no one else in the
room. While the mother was
out white rat, the house
hold pet, climbed into the
cradle and proceeded TO mince on the
helpless infant. The pet rodent nibbled
out an eye of the baby, took a nip off the
right arm, bit off big slice of the nose,
and was merrily nibbiing into the baby s
throat when the mother came to the
rescue in response to her child : screams
1t is thought the baby VIII die. The pet
rat has been killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
FIRE AND canine.
One Million and n Half People Starving in
One Province.

One Province.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Feb. 22.-The
China steamer, which arrived last night,
brought news of q great snow storm III
Chez Foo. Over a million and half of
people in the province are starving and
riots occur daily. Missionaries have been
attacked by mobs of Chinese, led by the
gentry. On February a great fire broke
out in Slaidneska, Japan, extending
down fourteen streets and destroyed
1000 houses, including temples, schools
and hospitals On the following day
fire at Yokosuka Quilted 500 houses and
burned to death three men. On the same
day ten houses we're destroyed ut Joshina
and fifteen at Toxic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
THE TOYAH ROBBERY.
The Amount Secured by the Robbers Placed at
S25OO-California E1cursionists.

The Amount Secured by the Robbers Placed at
$25OO-California E1cursionistS.
Special to the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Tx. Feb. 22.-John Kill
roy, a brakeman on the Texas and Pacific
railroad, came in to-day and reported
that last night two masked men, one of
them with only one arm, entered the
store of Youngblood & Co. at
Toyah, station east of here,
at 8 o'clock, when there were
about a dozen men present, and
presenting their guns commanding them
to hold up their hands. The order was
obeyed, when they proceeded to rifle the
safe of $500 and helped themselves to a
few dry goods. They then marched the
spectators about mile and half when
they were told to so. The robbers then
made their escape.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-02-23
approved by the President.

WASHINGTON, Feb. % The president
has approved the bill to admit as states
of the Union, Washington, Montana ),
North Dakota and South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21

@rempIar Der Contribution suauifeuen ;
p ferner uns 9lst9 mittutbeiIen, mas ber
offtsteIIe Nams bes Yereins III unb
81 urs bic Srtidaften mitsutbeiIen, mo-
bic geamten in Der alien 9eimatb bers
itammen.
Ole vSainois Staatss 3ts." i5reibt:
Sn benz Sauie ietnes Sobnes, bes
Or. @nttl ". Siri6 pon Der Sinois @emeinoe,
peritorb am IA. Utai 9ta6mitta9s Or. Samllel
Strl9, Habbiner Der vReneletb Sssrael : Ge.
nielnoe" III Ybilaoelpbia. Der 8eritorbene mar
"a Sabre alt uno periab bas 2lmt zines 4reoi.
gers 30 Sabre lang. @r wurbe i'm Sabre 1915
III Der RbetnproptnS 9eboren, itubirte in Wes
lltlo WtallS ipdter an ben llniperlitGten III
ot9eritano elm. cSn 1S4S CAB er Elm pon Tim oe.
idriebenes @ert: Die Reli9ion Der Suoen"
beraus, rpeldes ibm piel @bre urb cine Quitels
lung oils Sber: Gabbtner I'M groBberso9lbum
Slrembur9 einbra6te, mo- er bis gum Sabre
1865 perlpeilte. Son ba aus iolote er einem in
1866 aus philadelphia on i'm er9an9enen &lIf,
no er bis Dor II sSabren perblieb er fam bann
na6 Chicago, nm ieinen gebensabeub in Der
gtabe ieines Sobnes Or. @mil q. Siri6 III be-
i6lieten. I3wei anbere S0bne uno cine 0ittpe
betralerrl nit isnem ben tbnen bereiteten 8erluit
Dem r@efIiden SsroIb" pom @is
mona, Winu., pom g.. b. Wts. 1T bas
6olssnbe, bas &%Oainsfons betrifft, ents
nou1men:
@etraut wuroeu 9eitern: SEER G6.
y. Sep pom 4lpmoutb, SSuo., nit SRI. Nettie
8tetrt6; Serr gtif Wore nit Sri. Gi;;ie S6ub
nno Serr s. =. gSiie nit Sri. Cutie Spele. =
Ven lut9en Yaaren unlere beiten Gliidpitnl6e!
Sr. 81 @rpelbins, Der ii6 10 lei6t
nt6t in Nale brin9en lGBt, mubte es erleben,
oaB tbn Die Utalern Dlabm legten". 0liidli9erz
petle bat er lt6 i6on pieoer erbolt.
Das SoIsenbs fanb iid in Der
Dor. Rummer oes v9torofetn" BON st.
glouS, Ninu.:
Son ct. Nt6oIaus tbeilt mal uns
nit, baB am porigen Gienita9 Serr y. q. Sbeis
len Don bort nit SrGulein Warp 3. Sbeis BON
Wtarptown in Der tatbolii6en Stride oes lestes
rem BlabeS 9etraut muroen uno oaB man inn
elterli6en Sauie Der Sruut elm eemitbli6es
So6Seitsfelt ~feierte. Ven 9feliperm6blten piins
i6en mir na9trd9li6 oes Simmels Sesen aui
allen gSe9en!
Qlfreb, Der a6t Sabre alee Sobu Der bier
rpobnenoen iSamilie SObn g8abl, itarb am lebten
Samita9 abeno na6 elmer MIR eini9e Sage ans
bauernoen 6rantbeit. gSie eiu iiinSerer gruoer
oes @erftorbenen an9ibt, fab er oieieu bic gSur=
gel zines 9epGdleS ellen, perI6lpieg ieoo6 bas
8eI6e6ene bis feline Rettun9 mebr m0elib NOR.
Die Seeroigun9 fano an Wontas Wtor9en pom
Der 9atbeorale aus Itatt. Den tiefbetriibten 81
tern unler Selleio!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
2ugembnrsithes aus SeIsien.

Im SO uerben Dor ben gHiien
In Irlon eri9etnen: WiIbeIm God, 81
Sabre alt, @irtb unb StsQmadsr, iowie
Sippolit gonter, 81 Sabre alt, Sanbarbsiz
ter, uuter ber antlase Der Rotbsu9t, weI=
DE bieielben on Der Yerion Der Waria
Wa,r, 0ienfmaso in 2uremburs, auf Der
StraBe mad NiebersG Sitter bssansen babsn.
aml l. Rai s~erii0rts cine Seuersz
brunit 5 @obubiuier in gtourses, @es
meinbe Srseo. Sn 3sit pon 2 Stunben
mar bas S9rsdli9e seideben unb taum
tonnts man cine trante Ysrion ben Slams
men entreiBsn.
SoIIingen. @ie man mittbsilt,
bdtten ii9 am IA. IpriI Siebe ms Yfarrs
baus einsei5Iiden. Sa fe a6sr Ri5ts,
ais einsn Gspolusr unb brei Sranten Der
Wlasb susebSrenb, fanbsn, nabmsn iie
&eiBaus. Dies 1T fir's brittle RaI, In
einsm Ssitraum uou 3uet Sabreu,-3weiz
nal pGbrsnb Der gta6t, uno biesmal BET
beuem 2i5t pdbrenb Der Ssspsr, baB
Ssrrn Sfarrsr @ouarb ioIde srati6ien BE-
iu9e abssitattst wsrben.
SrduIein Ratbarina . aItba a.
a r, aus Rtsramont, cine iunse, felt einis
ger Seit ssiitsstrants Ysrion purbs an
Woutas in Der S3eune erbdnst ~uOrsefuns
ben.
Gu ArIon fanb bic arms, aber s5rIi5e
Srau @eibsrssW atbsi auf benz War.tpIase
cine Brisftai1e, wslde cine @%slbumme
pom 200 Srs. entbielt. Die arme Sinbss
rim beetle ii9, ibreu Sunb iofort auf bas
YoIi3eiamt 81 trasen. gs fteate ft9 bsrz
aus, baB has bsfunbsne 9sIb benz Germ
Oibisr aus Sintisnp ~sussb6rte. SsrieIbe
CAB Der ebrIi9en Stnberin cine anssms7en
Selobnun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Suxem 8.
Ueretniate Stdateu.

Aus benz ,Sesbote@ erfabren mir,
baB f9 In MiIpaufee nun Elm Serein Der
2ursmburssr %orsaniitrt BAT. Yropiiorii4
bate man foIssnbe 9samten in Der gsr'
fammluna pom 5. Wai erpGblt: 8rdfs
bent: g. Sarnimont; Setretar: Yeter
2eSenba4. Oils 9lusi9uB tur ausarbeis
tuua zines 9erfo6un9 wuroen erwabIt:
Sobn BobIsr, Yster @Obart, 9it. Scur,
Sobn Ssipel unb g. Yetsrs. Ser neusn
Contribution wurbe bic Contribution beS
2uremburser gereins tn Dubuque Al
9runbs seIsst, nit ben n6tbisen Woetfi'
cationen, nm fte ben SsrbdltniIen in Wfils
wautee a%n3upa1Isn. 9ae 2uremburge-
pon Wilwautee SO. f6nnen Witslieoer
perben. Ser Ysrsin bat ii9 bic Siriorss
fur Wailen sur Yfli1t sema9t unb iorsi
fur beren 1riitli9e @raiebuns. SIN Sale
bes Eobes zines WitsIiebes erbdlt BITE
@ittme pom iebem 8ereinsmitsliebe etnen
Dollars. SIN Tobssfaae Der 5rau erbdIt
Der Wann SO Gents llnterfiiisung pon
iebsm Mitaliebe. Der Yersin iorst fur
Elm anifanbises gesrabniB Der psritorbsnsn
WitsLisber.
Sn Der geriammluns pom IL. Mai pur'
ben bsfnitip folssnbe Seamten fir's tom:
menbe sSabr erpdbIt: Ns. Sour, Yrdfi:
bent; Peter @oebert, Dice : Praiibent
Yeter 2ebenbad, Setrstdr; Yeter Sarni'
mont. S9atmeiiter; SerwaItunssrdtbe
M. S4ilB, Sobn Bobler unb s. Eeufsl
s. 9. &lopp, Wari9aa. Na4trdsli9
warb Peter 9Obar gum 9ebiIfssS strstd'
erudblt.
Dte Contribution warb, pie ie has Sos
mite porsei@Iasen, anssnommen. Sts
nd@fte 8erfammluns warb auf Sonntas,
ben 26. b. arts, tn benz Qofale pon s.
&abn, NO. 266 SabsD afsrftrabe, anbe'
raumt.
Wtr bitten BITE Beamten bes 0srsins b,
Cute au baben, ans ~ wsun fs fertis, sir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21
Saar, Wtoiel, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

Ger bo9w'ts 8if9of Wi9sI
SsIir pon Grisr srtbsiIte am 8. Wai fol-
ssnbsu Ssrrsn bic 81. Yriefsrusibe: Sat.
Bsnbsr aus Woielpeis, Srans @aSomstp
aus ct. Sobann q. b. Saar, Soiepb RiIs
burg aus WittIi9, Yster Warrsn aus
Sbenbeim, Sran3 Wodsnbaupt aus Bets
BORT, Rarl Sbeu aus Sebaitians Gnsers,
Sobanu Stsffss aus Wilsnba5 unb Geo.
SbspbaIb aus Bulsrfanssn.
llnsIaubli9es 1T am l. Mai tn
Grier sei9ebsu: Der Stabtratb bat ben
Wablcenius pom IL auf Is Wart srbSbt
uub 10 msbrsre bunbert Sirser pom ben
Wablen aussei9IOisn. sic woutsn nt4t
Liberal itimmen.
am 1. W a | warb au Bei9 Bet &es
mid cine SaItsftsls an Der WofsIbabr
sinssri&tst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-05-21

ielge9eno bin. So6berielbe futidirte, pie iibli6
in ei9uer GerIon ben BON pier ib0neu Yra6ts
tbieren beIpannten Wa9en, paiiirte bic Srt.
i6aiten 8albeim, Gernib, Stabtbreoimls unb
febrte our6 bas Srintin9ertbdl CUR Staot sus
rid, NO ct i6on Qegel 5 llb nieoer %eintraf.
Or. grcellen; Serrn S%taatsminiiter GpI6er
paro bic @bre, an bieiem ldnbli6eu Qusfllse
Sbeil 81 nebmen.
9tuf benz Marttplabe az Reni6 belt Der
Shirt on, ltie9 ab unb ~ipa,ierte bis ;Ir Witte
Der Woielbriite. Der bobe Serr i6ien ein be-
l%onberes Wobl9efduen an Der lt6 bier oarbietens
ben i6Onen auSii6t in's Wtoieltbal III babelt, ba
er ni6t weni9er ais 10 Winuten lang bort pers
peilte. Die 0eiterfabrt lentte Ii6 Staotbrebis
mus ;t, NO bic Weloung Der Sur6fabrt bes
neuen 9anoesfiiriten nod re6t;eitig antam, nm
ben boben Serren in Sipatrafer uno gOuerial=
pen parrt be9riiBen 81 tOnner. S6on inter-
we9s purbe Ser;o9 Goolpb pou Setten Der
Steinbre6er in ben Remi6ers Steinbrii6eu nit
Sitel6penfen uno ben iibli6eu SiIfommrufen
besriibt.
glm 1. Mai bra6te bic Wilitdrfapeue S6reu
So6etten Dor benz Yalais ein Stdnb6en bar.
gu benz al oemielben Gage itatt9eiunoenen 81;
ier bel 8. 8. paren idmmtlide Wtit9lieoer bes
Staatsratbes ;uge;ogen porben. GIN bieiem
Gage traf 9e9st Dtitta9 I'M 3 llbr a,l6 Der otter.
rei6ii6e Yrin; Collins BEL 9. $. benz Ser;ogs
re9eften pier 5u gell6e EN-. US Dlroe pom
.. $. benz Grbprin;en @ilbeln, belier Stuoiz
~enireuno er 1T, empfanser.
90 9in9en bic patrioiii6eu Seite porbei.
Nube febrte III Staot uno 2aub elm. Ser;og
aoolpb 1T peritanoeu porbeu Don 9ano u16
9eIteu, bas be;euseu bic &asesbldtter, bas be.
weiien bic Or. 9Obeit ta9tG9li6 ertuieienen
beriinuiSen Spmpatbien pom Sung uub Qlt,
pom Rei6 uno Arm. rllnier 6er;O9 Jte9ent" =,
l6reibt ein Slatt, bat gu Iniern Ser;eu 9es
ipro9en uno er bat tie serponneu: ieoes Inter
tbanen S6ooB mag So6oerielbe BRETT iein
Saupt aruertralen, lno oas 9epGbrt bod 9es
nib einen 9roBen Sroit in elmer !3eit, mo bic
8Olfer nit ben SOni9stronen ipielen, no in bent
lnb Gpnaitien perbannt limb, unb no 9efr0nte
SGupter auf ibren Sbroneu warteu ,pie Der Utas
troie auf benz @ipfel ieines S6iiies sur Stur=
mesjeit. gei6t 10 bel ms I'M tatbolii9eu lus
rembur9er 2anoe."
, 1889-08-04
The Homeless in France.

No such institution as our English
workhouse exists in France, the only
shelter offered those unfortunate mem
ksrs of the human family who find
themselves houseless and penniless being
the night asylums, which, though ad-
mirable institutions in theH way, are
kept up by private charity, and can re.
ceive but a very limited number of the
applicants who crowd round the doors
both winter and summer. That the
absence of warehouses in France does
not, however. imply much greater pros
perity or thrift than in England Is
proved by a statement recently made in
the chamber of deputies by the member
for lndre-et-Loire, who informed the
minister of the interior that in one COM
mune of his department reckoning 5000
inhabitants, nofewer than 1,400 Migrants
had been known to present themselves
for aims in a single day. This instance
was adduced as an example of the great
increase in the number of vagabonds,
due, presumably, as NJ. Constants OBJ
served, to the hard times experienced
by many of the working classes during
the past few years. 1t may be added
that to put down v~agabondage in France
is not easy, offenders of this class only
being liable to prosecution in the event
of their having neither domicile, nor
profession, nor recognized trade-thres
conditions that are rarely met with 10
Gether.-London Standard.