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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-04
NOTED CONCORD MEN.
The Eccentric;ty of Hawthorne. Thorea
and Several Others.

The Eccentricity of Hawthorne. Thoreau
and Several Others.
Mr.. Edward Waldo Emerson's book
on the Concord life of his father, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, says that Emerson
never could read far in the books of
his illustrious fellow-townsman. Ma
thaniel Hawthorne This is somewhat
remarkable, perhaps, since Emerson
showed no lack of appreciation of men
or works of genius.
Though these two great men lived
for long time in the same country
town, they saw very little of each 9TH
err. Hawthorne. who was very shy,
only once visited Emerson's house.
Mr.. Edward Waldo vEmerson's volume
tells the story of this visit:
TO cover his shyness, he took up
stereoscope on the comfortable and be-
gan to look at the pictures After
looking at them for a time, he asked
where these views were taken.
I'VE told him they were pictures of
the Concord court and town houses,
the common and the mill-dam. on hear
ing which he expressed some surprise
and interest; but evidently was as un-
familiar with the center of the village
where he had lived for years as a deer
or a wood-thrush would be. He walked
through it often on his way to the cars,
but was too shy Or too rapt to know
what was there"
Thoreau, another famous resident OF
Concord, was not so unconscious of
what the town contained. Though he
pitied the people who never saw Bate
mans Pond, or Nine-acre Corner, or
Becky Slows Swamp" he also had a
spot in his heart for the town itself.
Though he said that 1.-The man who
shoots the buffalo lives better than the
man who boards at the Graham House, -
he nevertheless knew his way to the
Graham House.
1t was not however. that he ever
went there for convivial purposes. He
was quite too abstemious, as well az
too little fond Of society, for that.
Emerson said of him:
He was bred to no profession; he
never married; he lived alone; he never
went to church; he never voted; he re-
fused to pay a tax to the state; he ate
no flesh. he drank no wine, he never
knew the use of tobacco; and, though
a naturalist, he used neither trap mol
gun"
Severa: of the famous men who have
lived at Concord have possessed the
eccentricity of genius. Their example,,
however, should not inspire others to
initiate their eccentricities. Genius
may often be accompanied by such ir-
Irregularities of conduct. but VIC can
convince no one of our possession of
genius by the exhibition of eccentric
ity. Strong common sense will serve
much better to help us in the estima-
ton Of others. - Youths Companion.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-04

Il reckon you'd like to go back to-
night. wouldn't you?"
IF l could fluid pap would, for I'm
afraid mother amt goin' to live long.
May be not till morning."
There amt no stage down tonight,
an it's long ways to walk"
''Oh, / wouldn't mind that, if only
had pap to 60 with me. Do you reckon
they'll find him soon?''
Yes, e'pect So"
just then they heard the miners COM
ing back, and the girl waited almost
breathlessly for their approach.
oval, little GAL" Brandy said,
'we've found your pap, an he'll be
here in a minute. The boys is fetch
in i'm up from his cabin"
In little while Ike Samson came
up. and after gazing at the child an in
slant, opened his arms, saying: INV
Jane, my child!''
She flew into his arms and thev
closed about her, as the father and
daughter sank down to the ground
weeping together.
The men stood around in silence and
not a word passed between them,
though more than one coarse sleeve
was drawn across pair of wet eyes.
Directly Brandy whispered to Jerry,
and moment later there was a clink-
ing OF gold and silver as q hat passed
about from one to another.
''Ihis Is fer You an yer MAJ Brandy
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-04
BUSINESS CARDS.

r II. JOHNSON, NJ. D., c. NJ.
j.
Graduate of EcGiIl College, Montreal,
ate Assistant Surgeon in Montreal General
dos ital. Office in West & Litchfeld's
Block. opposite Opera House. Calls at
ended day and night.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-04

7 Il 011ENHAN,
A1zOk11Y Ar LAW
WM practice n the eoa1ts q record ~ ~ =,
courts. OAes h DchlsuAsrs hlesk, NA1D
kzest Austin, Nina. ie.ay
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The Dispersion OF the s~u-ulu.
IN The { 5 treasury earases the
attention uf enr states -n.n. hut n
mere vital question las ar Ass.p-
uan AID hat ) the rsdaefiaa of
The surplus cansznFfiFes. Since
TIE discovery and istrosrr,loa a
DIR kFng's New Discovery for eau-
s1nptisn- there has been a mark
ed decrease II the zzorthlnF firm
tAfs dreaded disease, and It 3 rss-
SHE 70 stll further reaane the
nHnfer f caAsuuE+ixes. H--f
BY kesFang caaStAzilE Al had
a bot;le Of Or kmSs New plscos-
cry and uSn- a~sser5Iz- to as-re-
items zFssn tie asFearanoe Il the
APE~aranue of the FRS. -zrssm..
such az Acsaxh. a cold.
fhrosf,A ebssa sr siss nam. T.krn
th1s earaF a cure - gnaraa-rsa.
Trial bottle free a. L C~Aursle-s
drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

He viii be nesaiaa.ej b. the
es1Tenti0n and viii be elected 81
he pecplr, because be s4 esne
TIE near- 10 filing their i1eai a
aehl@f magistrate. Ei@@tric Bit
ters has betn give, The highest
Place beezuse No other medicine
has so vel SID tie ideal of q PEI
fsct tonic and sl~teratise. The PEG
Pc have In dorsed Electric Bittsrs
and rely upoe fhis great remedy
lrv.A troubles Of liver, stomach
AID ksdney& Fer all rslarlal e.
iers aud diseases caused BY mala-
Eai poissns. Erctric Bitters can
ncf b too higkir rccomsnsnded-
Also erres kezdzcte and eoazfipa-
Ton Sztlsf1ch0n guaranteed, or
n<aes rsfaa1s1 Pre- Gag asza
!, al CHn1lrrz
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The Rev. Mr.. Dye IL eoadpctins
for nS thss week, the chapel erer
easss sIth the exc-ytisa of e~allans
The ron vhlch Is G0ne By Processes
Hog.
We suppose that Dr. What /.
cut perforning hss ministerial su
ties As We have not seen han OF
the campus fer sens time.
Prof. Fulten did not attend
chapel last week. We supFos,
that he had . good many sxF~rl
zaenss - pcrfs-ra fer his Janios
eisss and be STAYED avav from
Ieha1ei to arrange TO perform tie
ex7eriDs.ts inn-dsately after.
Prot Latham returned las;
Thursday night fran Nashrlla
where he had been for seseral da-,
prsrpus. Pref. ProvIne, has a
ssstznt heard the classes and ear.
ned en- the work IN his absence.
We are sorrF TO Learn that sr.
Mares vii rot return II the Uai-
verIfr- He was a good student
and stsoa ssl IN hrs classes. He
intends to Sc TO West Point
We were glad 10 e Mr.. 2. u.
lockwood and bFotksr ha-k On the
campus last week Ti.y took
Christmas holiday longer .ian the
majority Of The students.
Oar examinations are close al
hand They begin the "a Of Feb.
ana eontinne through the 18th.
The schedule il posted On the sul
lsfin board.
! 1bs Law class was lecfured to
at night last week Ell account a
court beng IN session and the de-
sire on the part sf the Professor
and members TO attend II
Last Thursday and Frilar
nights, the bars revived sozs. OF
Their cid trieks- The E.nas of the
Lyceun we're taken q their King
n.L~- -
fatsn f-.,, IT, rb.-~l.-5bS III ~
- $3.50 -. -. =
- i .er,--o-5 :,
ith. hen ma. ct ~d -
"a n -
itl "a a. - -
III -. - -
l,hrer rl.~<x
teongnf"e Rad gotten ma
OF 2 EanIs, on We Hna ts4i 10
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
I. " Il slTisssel, use Ef y u Tusiis.
rs Fl "a


- IT = "
Ey xntue 81 tha NJ re sfa*aa writ %
me Erected ts Jas - Tflcc. L l~usiaae
ef t1e Pence e Larnvet-e county.
El=s- ] va fF 2 Fr sHla ~ fe E-h.esf
la - ssr cash shn Arhl Isasrs II
frsHt n the tetlf l.esisr dor IN tn
tsva { GAfa-a en- Monday sih anF sE
February Issa. the i e It y W 81 e
sse'saa = aav -sf 8 rsnes 3 west The
2taEe staaea TraPsr-y VII he selh fa
sE1.aty the &ls0re s-a-sd writ and Al
costs i'm 10. lss9
J r Eaash, laIzH
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
Ere. ID

.oAkl-na CITY, lad, SEPT -, lsS6
Gee Certain Chill Cure" Is
meeting With greater demand than
ever NJ present | have teea sci
hing II on q gaarautee to break the
ehllls. with privilege in ease If fa5l
IRE, Ct Customer returniur fa-
noaeF, with happy results - far,
not n bottle having been returned.
Ira Lutss, Druggist
SID lF G. 7 crarrh.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Exposure to roE-h weutAe- getting
wet hTzng u damp ktc2Etiss ARE favor
able 10 the contraction ef 6lseMse n TIE
kidneys and bladder As n preventative
and fer the e1re Of al E51ssx and liver
trsuhls use tsat valuable remedy Or. J
d EeLsEns Ever and E3aey hahn 81
per bCrlle-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
az: =: .:: I---s El.i 4
sEN PRICE

Irfrr-r1trlE a. Lsrsrfs ann : tr IN aut
@Afs" lisa sEHHe 4 ssHeissFs - ssns attsu-aatrs
Atsu1NINs 4 1'huus 1nNt1ranr4 f uuG.
70 n Ea-EffWa f*bsgH1 ln-unuHns runn So
"a tSt"tGisH- Ns~anur &sszfaunr rtunaa1N fr
1trutitu, Eun . ~rir1uis1f r1 errlug Ftuutgu n,
ttAAf-nnf rHu rf1sfe tacH1 nv Hlih Tn iu-H
t@ NHo thfNt Et "a ~ AEAr AfnUEGn TO- a nmaffnn :
n Ahf Ntni he teAazEilir NsaUrauHr 3 uffs
ia on a zr lfrffitsrsst a. pfvt rsi all
h4tmN1s a. tN 81 raffss ThEr com lusa
aet = 9 fHfHf EEaH ftf = Uasr uH4lNrs
EiaarAsl era ga ENs ~ uutatirue N~rf ltna
samef e- 4aasn~e 81 4r msEf HulsalIr ausuF
Afnf rfu1tfsfa anne r. chs Hlgfgr NfHn ftsrf,
'H m rBs-'t D. q prtrrara rash Fat.
tnfff tfFN~s hsassft iuss sufSsrsusG HAr apuu,
1sss ! rtelr Ii ifauauE Nua-faH N.larrea
"a IureaIaa4 faur D arrsaagf D HunurHa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
ANEW LINE q HATS

and Bsunsts erect tIsm BalrTn-re and
Indianapolis ] also have q --ettr In.
q Dress IrTmuzngs. gelvats, Psash.
ben<htrne silks. Csrs~fR Dress Shield.
EzfenaaTS BarseEs- Whaleh.aa-. Dress
Forms. Tab Cenhs. aarr ouna-aartx
Ear Pins, besl0es ether n-fseles Esr Ia
cles tao EEIsruus t. rneurlaa-
MS. L = KT%FMaN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
EEEf ErrtEskE ami IeFflE.

! have Just bought n new ans eor-
piets 0utft Of ts0s an3 material xnE
am prepared 10 do the most e1ssrult
reqarI1s-Snch as fine ehranorrsphs,
chranunTfers. and Englisl time Fleoe.
a sTeeiatF-Hzrznr been fAnghf ry
trade frsn childhood and having serT-
ed under Preach. German and s#lzs
wo-kmsu can safely say tai / N 4
r~rst-EiGss workman II sanisaslm i
net gIEea 10th II ~0rk and prices, I'd
DeEaey VII rs taken I earnestly re-
z1es1 Il share Il Your pAfronag@-
Il W LETT.
Over Feg1es L f2.e8 Oxfari, Miss.
Dee IA I'm
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Miss Jessie Andrews il as- re-
ceivipg pGpils IN Shorthand and
Tvpe-wnting at the residence OF
Mrs. Henvood. On UnIvers;ty
Street. Hours 10 to IL Ian !
ts4pm, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdaye-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

WI meet the diFereat All.
aaos Of Lafayette county named
eelev At ? O'Clock pm, on th. aa-s
and 6stes speGSed. On business az
IN
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

HE Srn hsrrfofsre ezistsn< m
der The S-n rsne e Rrvnn.r 4
Wallace. - the sAv dissslrta tr
mutual concert A Brrrner a.
snDes az liabilities ana elects
all oEfstarcInsx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
UNION FEMALE eIllss

W rtea Term opens gRnns-y . gssq
Board. washing. lights. fuel Hna -~u5t5sn
in Literary 5.rar1msrf per term af
three uon1hz. So Mus5c md an ras-
szuahle. For further information Id
dress. Mrs Z J. DAVIS
Dec IA su Oxford. MISS.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Children VII freely take DR.. J 4
NeLsans tar WINE lunr balm. u-Ek-
rsnga srrTps. II c~sutazns no orium vii
ssofhe and keal any disease Of the
throat er lEn-s q Uiek- tia any eths,
rrulrsr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
EORSAIEpErAp

FOR
On soai Iroa rlAtfo-s springs.
vita pSle and shafts in rssd esn
dltisa- VIII last FIX years VII
sell WITH or without d.nhIe hai.
nrss. APly TO
Chas- r. How-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
= sES- TETN1

Fer eaap9-a hands, face, lips,
&c, - EArTs RISE Cream viii not
SCI he most delicate glove. Sold
BY II Isoz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Mr.. John T Jackson, made \
business trip TO Texas durinSthe
Christmas hshdays and found the
people Of the Lone Star State In
= happy and prosperous coa1ition
and mach encouraged with the out
i9sS foi the coming season
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

We wsula CONSIDER Il fArsr If
cur fnenas Of the town and county
vii hand usaIl notices ofA LEGAL
or personal nature
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Read the ADVERTISEMENT ef the
Memphis Appeal In this issue.
We are nor prepared to dub his
reizie learaal With the EAGLE
FIR S225. Send II your names.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Eherp nre ray H ee1d.rts and fiscAs~
Is whlck asec- stotk Hnz cEnse ss1lrsus
Inconvenience Ena }ass ta I've f~a-rosr n
his Wark wkieh nay he sv5tkF r-nssa-
I'd by fb> u=e ID Dr, "A ReLeaas vol
came 81 Enimer1.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Gen-A Stewart, had kis id.
eeess changed this vesk fznun
Los Asgelos. California 10 E.ss
Las Vegas, New Eexses.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
T-1 SALE :

A half jersey Cow with secsae
calf. Terms Reasonable. AsDlr
al faIs oER-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Er. " T Turner Is naw FrsaAr-
ID to weisk cettan NJ kls platform
On South street
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Are rgz restless At night AMI hzrrass-
by eaA bad o0aSas Use Ir- ] II N
Leans Tar Vine lEng b1R II Whit
cure y0a sossn3 sle-P and eject
prompt ana radical czse- yls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

G-csft 20 art /. stiil in session
tkn week and Attracts large
CROW : Of the coaafy people FIR N
dsy to asy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

EysasEE- Fra1k1az pa = On n7E.
ing the eyes CT cGaaat feAr igl-At hEht
ard En3 y0Ur s=ht weak An3 fAi1ns
yaG shsEA FrsGPily Use D--J Z Nc
Leans strengthsE1ng eye aalTe- - {
q bar-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Nonaay pas . bright, deizgAtfal
dy hat On Tuesday noruing We
xere visited With = regular nerth-
east rain and adeciaed cEAags IN
the .erperafure
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

January l. lS.g
WereTurn thanks II ii. rublsr
Tor tie generous patronage extea-
Odd To Dreamer 1 Wallace a...
ask a c-satlnuRace sf he came nj
the cid stand.
4 Rrenre-.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Mr.. E s BALDWIN, ef. Huroa.
OAK, sFsntseveral 6aFs N cur c.s
last w-ek. the guest Of Mr.. job.
y Earl, AID Vas SO vel pleased
with the country that he be1ght
so acres Of land on Clear Creek.
We e1tsnd him . CORDIAL velc-ue-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

Grscerles BY the rint. FerRd.
peck, qazrt, bash-l. sallan, CT en-
load, al Eo5 FerreIls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

New Orleans has decided 70
erect . -cotion palace, AID II
81 De Snished N time for the
Naruf Gras feSiEiaes-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

The e.se af St@ss Aren for the
murder Of Mr. Frauk Hsdnett VIII
Be taken Up BY The court tsaor-
rev.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

We rec-ivea a pleasant cal On
Tuesday from MI z Bend q
Paris, Team. he Is travelling In
ihe interest CT TIE Memphis Ava
llnche ard re are pleased 10 STATE
r-eeIred the handsome list Cd enc
hundred subscribers IL ear torn
n three aays-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

F-s h>gsisg has eOllaPs-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

an writing fire nsursaee On
stsres. dws.lings gil houses,
barss, and al otkey buidIlgs, N
both toxin and country, at the lev
est rates ard IN one Of the best
companies IN the State. Gene to
see ne before you get burned out
Phil A Rash.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17


Married It the residence Of the
brides father, Mr. Harrison Rsyal
Of Clear Greek. on the evening IF
Jauu4y s, 1859, BY Rev j E
HadgiBs, Nj. ". b. Browning 10
Miss Herbert Royal, al Of LaFay-
-tte county. The EAGLE extends
e07grztrlatisrs and wishes the
young couple much happiness ana
success.
Reading for the fresids CT the
meet attractive and rnied kind il
afforded by Petersons Magazine
for February. The last day nj
Home" II very leaufIfa nj rlc.ure.
Lsst AAd Foup6. Is cspltaliy IL
lGsfrafed and the episode Of the
little v2n3er-ag maid AID her Loy
1s6verer Is vel told Edgar
F1xceft has nsyer written q more
thrLing asveitt thar tThe HF-d-r
N LafArefte Place. The shors
stores Sad poeDs are sverv Gre
rsrth r0dm~- The Buzker Is
as1irable m -verv partlcuf1r. Ons
can deFeno ea Peterssa Fever
allswiag sny faRing q zach
nsnta's ssos - as carefully pre-
Jared as IL were to CON lszce CT
en- the rslaEes and IT Is such
tAorrugh relableless which has
Aslped . give Also strsnx and
.idea hsid on popular f.vcr.
Terms: Two DsIi21s year al
dress, lac PsseTsca l<cax'ne
Company. so7 CAestna. Stree
Palh1.phia, Pa
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

sbsz nature fRltsrs and requires hslT
recruit her e~zreetaed enar les E1iA lr
J Il EcLs4zs sr-~snsrhezlrg os-c1El
and hsoa rurlser- 81 per bottle
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
rrs SALE.

rEar4 1000 acres q Land N ore bs3y
II EEls cesEltF. within or ) miles CT
the Birmingham r1zlrosA. very vs4l
kaezte1 and = pretty See4 farm. that ]
al sci cheap N swap for sswn rEsp=r
u Z 0xfsr4 G. H 90 Inns.
Orfurd Ngr. q, ISIS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17
TIE PELEE clR LINE

TIE Kansas City. Memphis L BEE-
ingaal rzlra4d y many nalss TIE
sh0rt-sa and by far the best equipped
pAssezyer line bet~eea pa4nts II The
east and southeast, AID E@EPl and
al painrs In ArSHnszs. Texas ana the
west Al. nartlreI The pz=s~ng=r
r4ia esuipDszr ct sAas EneE ef TIE
most modern ezsastrac1a1 AID Frsxaaez
with every device -neceszxry % The cusa-
fart and safety q P&ssenSsrs- k4eS-1f
rechzlng CHAIR cA<s seats tree5 Are rns
81 81 AsF trains tetse@n N=Zpa= ana
EzrTnrhAn Ersyrat1g 1eS an
frst-elAss Al II e@srr issPzre1 hy tas
uznAxsnerr 50 n<er the r-4ursEeEr'
If the travelling pzh6e Thr0aEA nek-
cts via this koe arr en- sale al IL
rhrougs ticket o1e-S Far large 2a2
"A tns tale f5a5E E-=s fEa MGR
Ea-aoa - e th-gz<a cars. c0z1ecnans
ETC. address, Il EL11ss
GenI 81 MaGzzsa 81 NsEpGS
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

MAJ r s NrGoran, Of Able
vile, vas in the cav iast weak and
favored us With VISIT
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-01-17

As q result Of experiment;
made al Manhattan, Kansas, IL
IL reported that the use CT salt
ca wheat zelda VII increase the
Weld
The Helena independent., 1889-02-22
MONTANIAys CELEBRATE.
Representatives OF the Territory shsw
Their JOY at MontAnas Admission.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-(Special to the In
dependent IA small jubilee celebration
was held at the Fifth Avenuehotel to-day by
several prominent citizens OF Montana over
the adoption OF the conference report OF
the house and senate TO admit the four ter.
rltories into the union. Ex.Gov. Hauser
and Hon. b, G. Klngsbury were the prlnci-
pal celebrities. Both are patriotic Mon
taniAns and believe their territory will be-
come one OF the greatest and wealthiest
states In the republic. Ex-Goy. Hauser
said; Montana certainly has been kept
out OF the union long enough. We have
been knocking al Its door In vain for years.
As long as we remained o territory II
would retaTd our progress, because people
in the east are apt to think a territory Is
lawless. think Montana will 10 demo-
cratic. confess IL did not 20 democratic
last fall"
In answer 10 an Inquiry he said "No,
am not candidate for governor and have
not nay eye ON the senate"
Mr.. Klngsbury, who was formerly n
democrat, but supported the republican
congressional nominee last fall, says he
will continue to be republican as long as
that party advocates protection. He ex-
pressed confidence that Montana would
send Two republican senators and repub-
lican representative to congress.
The Helena independent., 1889-02-22

Times had alarmed him, and that
he had. therefore. asked archbishop
Walsh, because he regarded the archbish-
op as his cOnfessor. He denied that he
knew the articles ON "Parnellism and
Crime were being prepared.
Sir Charles Russell here produced let
ter from PiROtt 10 Archbishop Walsh dated
March 4, 1887. In this letter Pigott told
the archbishop he was aware that proceed
ings were contemplated with the object of
destroying the parnellites' influence In
parliament All that he could indicate
was that the proceedings would consist Of
the publication OF statements tending TO
show completely In crime OF Parnell
and his collie tgues, He assured the arch
bishop he wrote with full knowledge OF
these designs, and could indicate how they
could be- successfully combAtted and de-
fcated. Sir Charles Russell pressed the
witness 10 explain how these designs could
have been defeated II the letters were genu-
inc. Pig0tt replied he had not the slightest
recollection OF writing anything of the
kind. lie could not have had the Parnell
letters in mind when he wrote the arch
bishop; he must have been thinking OF
other charges, but he could not say what
those charges were.
Sir Charles Russell then read the
postscript To the letter as follows:
III need hardly say did / consider the
parties really guilty, should not dream
your grace would partake In the effort 10
shield them. My only wish is to impress
upon your grace that the evidence is ap-
parently convincing, and probably suffi-
client 10 secure conviction by an English
Jury"
Pigott reiterated that the Parnell letters
were not In his mind when he wrote the
postscript He added he never thought the
letters In themselves constituted n serious
charge. lie asked for the archbishop's
reply, which Sir Charles Russell produced.
PigOtt, after inspecting the archbishop's 9
n Adjourned