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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-05

COLUMBUS, Oct 4-Goyernor Campbell
stated tonight that he would probably call
An extra session of the legislature, to con.
vene about October II, for the purpose of
taking such action as they may deem
proper in connection with the rumors rela-
tive to the misconduct of the board OF pub
lie Improvement of Cincinnati. as well as
other departments of the city government.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
ltnfreituiaig Snmif.

Sn ben lsBten 8erfammIunsen our
Wiener @emelnberatbsmabl ift es lu5tig
bergegangen. Gin Wiener 8latt bat
aus Dem ftenosrapbii6en geri9t bic
bibidefen &eoeblumen ausgepdblt un5
gu einem rei5enben StrauB gebunben.
Wan bore:
Ser 8DrfBer er6ffnet Die 8eriamms
lung nit folgenoen WDrten: ,,Meine
Serren! Sd begriiBe Sic freunoli91t
unb ftele Sbnen biermlt ben 9srrn &es
gierungsbertreter Dor, ber Sic 1i9er
aufl6ien wirb, falls bic Maiorit6t ober
Minoritdt cine Gumulirung in ber Des
5atte berborrufen iollte!"
!. Gin &ebner ruff in gr6Btem Nffett
aus: DMsiHe Serten! Wir finb paz
trioten unb ales M6gli1e!"
giner ter &ebner bate es auf bic
SourHalifteu beionbers abgeieben unb
fdloB feline Wusfiibrungen: y Ser SoLrz
nalismus 1T eine Saie, Sie iiberbrtidt
tperben muBl" 9ti6t enbenwollenoer
Beifaa lobnte ben &eonsr fiir biele tiefz
fnnisen Worte.
Gin rtleiner Mann" itieg auf Die
Sribiiue unb rief in bic Menge: yMeiue
6erren! go fann's nidt peitergeben !!
Der 8etpei bsmann iaust lid, iein Weib
unb feine Ginoer aus!" Subelnbe 3us
rufe.
Gin ptirbiser 0err ipra6 alfo: u9as
8oIf ieuf3t unter bet 2aft Der Steuern,
Siees nie nnb uimmer 3ablt" (Subelnbe
3uftimmung.) nSa, frase i'd, mober
iou ber 3uEtanD fommen, penn bic
2eute, Die @elo baben, ielber arm finO !"
(Die Siite tperben sei6mentt; ber &e6>
ner tpirb begliidmiinidt.)
Sn elmer anberen 8eriamnlung iagt
Elm &ebner: r@s lit erwleien, baB in
ben 2dnbern nit Nderbau aud bic
8ieb3u9t babel iein muB. Sas fnb
2ebensfrasen! unb besbalb lit bieie
8eriammlung 10 reid beiu6t "a,
sWir mtlien als ebrenbafte Wdnner
bon Wort unb Wlutb unb ueberseuz
gunsstreue Maun fir Mann fir unies
rem Ganbibaten ftimmsn, unb peun er
bur6fdlt, 10 1T oas Elm gepeis, baB
mir ni6t fir i'm seiiimmt babsn, 10
frdftig, tpie fd's geb0rtl" fd!oB Der
Hebner.
Sn elmer anberen gerlammlung
ipra9 elm 9tebner iiber bic 8er5eb.
runssfeuer unb lieB gum 59luiIe fols
genbe &afete iteigen: sd beantrage
cine &eiolution, baB bic bobe &egie'
rung aufseforoert wirb, in beier Grage
ibre energif9e 6altung gu bemabren,
Die &eIorm burd3ufiibrsn unb M6ts
at tbun |"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
1egen Die Sierglaier.

81. Wilbelm Sdulbe in 2ieling lit
our6 eiugebenbe llnteriu6ungen iiber
ben glnflub ber 3rinfgIdier auf bic
Qualitdt oes in benfelben senoiIenen
Sieres gu grgebniiien gelangt, bic fur
ole 8iertrinter bon GROCER, praftil6er
Widtioteit iiab. 5dou Dor anbertbalb
Sabren bate 9r. S9ulbe bic 8ierz
brauer, 8iertpiribe unb 8iertrinter auf
bic Sbatla6e aufmel fiam gema9t, baB
bas 8er I'M Sonneus unb Sagesli1te
raid einen iiblen Gtru0 uno @ei6mad
anHebme; Itltoen bat er abet bic Ye=
oba6tung gemadt, oaB oas Bier bic,
felbe Weri9le6terung bes @el1mades
unb 8erudes aud i'm buntlen unb fal.
ten Seller erfabre, tpenn es etrpa fhuf
Winuten in einem Der getp0bnli6
gebrdu6li6en SrintsldIee iteben
bleibt. -
Dur6 pielfade 8erIu6e, bic Or.
S9uIbe nit alien Sorten Der in ben
Wiener, 9resoener, Miin6ener, Tranfz
furter unb 8erliner Geitaurationen ges
braudten BiergIdier anltellte, fam er su
bem @rgebnihe, baB bas Bier bur6
Nufl6iuna bes gleizOrpbs ber tpeiden,
bleibaltigen Glider 10 perf6Ie6tert
tueroe. Dafel6e fei iibrigens Der Gall
nit ben natrOnreiben 8ldIern, 10 bab
es Or. S6ulbe iiberbaupt als unm6g.
LID be5ei6net, ein in Bier unl6sli9es
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

Ser aIte 9err erbIabt, feline Gusen
fiillen ft9 nit Sbrdnen, un6 nit elmer
sudenben gewegung sie1t er Sufanne
on fib. Suii, meine arme, arme Suli,
= rammelt ct nit erftidtsr Stimme.
ungeouloig enttpinbei fe fid ibm.
Warum bc6auerf Ou mi62 St 1T aIlo
berlobt, hi. lid be- Iobt2 -
Cine Siunbe ipdter treten 3pei 6erren
in ibr 3immer in 8a3leitung i9res 8az
tsrs, her in bieien iedBig wlinuten I'm,
Sabre geaItert i6eint. Ser cine ber
0erren lit ibr 9ausar3t, ber 3peite, elm
Wana tn mittleren eSabren, eri1eint
Suiaune tpie ein alter Befannter. sic
fiGirt ibn fbarf, un5 ibr 8ater felt ibn
als Doftor Sitter Dor.
Sd muB Sic !.iiber in meiner 6eiz
matb geieben bab :, iagte SuIanne fin.
neno. Sic errinnern mid on cine traus
rige 3eit. on bic Granfbeit meiner Mut,
ter. sic fiEb = 1nb pl6bli6 f1reit
fie gelenb auf. sic fno Srrenarat
Warum iia6 Sic bier-,uas tvollen Sic
bel n r2 Wesbolb iebt Sbr Mae mid 10
[onoerbar ana @laubt Sbr, i'd lei rpabnz
iinnig? Sd bin es nidt, bel Soft ni6t,
| unb id babe getpeiie! Sic Hiirst mad
ibrem 56r. btifd, fu9t nit bebenben
Sdnben l6 Dem Seifament unb legt es
nit trium bbirenber Miene ben Serrer
Dor.
Der Srrenai3t lieFt bas S6rifthad
uno rei6t es ieinem 2ouegen. 5ulannt
bel ,ebrt ibn faft nit Den 8liden. Uni
plfSl6 u nbet fie Fb benz Diem gu,
itamhft lel6t nit b n IuBe auf unt
ruff Ja'blaut: S1weigen Sic!
Wer rut? iiagt rubig Der srrenarst.
Srfanne ire i3t itol3 bic Nrme. Ser.
3eibea Sic, bas finb Gamilienangelegen.
beiten! -
SEPT msiB es suianne, baB man fiji
an nd6iteu Gage Jim ibrer gierpofitd
pillen in etne rubisere Wobmung brin.
gen wia. Sic sssnut bieie iubise Wob
nung = es lit bas Srrenbaus. Sod
| he IdBt ni6ts bon Der gn iiItung mer:
ten, tDel@e bieie MaBregeI 1T ibr tpaG.
ruff. Sic f9eint itia unb ergeben
Das Seitament bat feline Wirfung ber.
| teblt, oas mlbielige Werf, auf bas fl
| 10 groBe SoffnIrgen geiebt. wan bat
alio ein StomplOit { egen iie sef6miebet
he, bte geiltig @efunbe, tpill man ius
Srrenbaus fperren, um fie aus BEN
9Dege 3u rdumen. Mber tper bot bdrar
elm Snterehes Nun, tper arbers, als
| 8eorg, benz iie, Der er eipise Sreue se.
fdmoren, lditig 1T, neil ct cine Mn.
oere beiratben tpiq. st bat bic Nerstt
beto6en, er ruff bur6 bas Ofenrobr
um tie gu dngitigea unb al perpirren,
(6ortfesruo foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

Srlntglas 5u er3eugen unb baber bom
@ebrau9e Der Slider fit ben 8ieraenuB
oringenb abrdtb. Qlber au6 bic Sbons
frtge NIT Bleiglaiur feien lii1t geeigz
net als SrinfgefdBe far 0ier, ba fie bel
ben bur6 bas beuti6e 3ei9sgeieb bot,
gel@riebenea proben bur9 &o6en in
Gflig on lebteren 8lei abgeben unb ba.
ber bas gier ebenio berf9lehtern, tpie
bleibaltige Slider. 9fur bic fo6{alss
glafirten, bleifreien, baierii6en Gieins
triige ldBt Or. 59ulBe gelten, aber
au9 nidt unbebingt, oa beren @ilicate
bonn Bier glei6faus ausegriffen tperben
unb ben Biereei6mad ni6t unberdnbert
IaRen.
Sas Sbeal zines Bierfrages erblidt
Or. S6ulbe in einent inpenbig pergol.
beten, nit einem Dedel beriebenen Sill
berfruge; ober ba fi9 ni6t alle 2eute
bergoloete Silberfriige ani9aHen f6ns
men, empfieblt er tpenigfens gebedelte
3inntrilge, in benen bas Bier ieinen
frii6en, Sarten unb miloen @eI6mad
fait ebenio gut erbalte, ipie In einem
Silbertruge, unb beiier aIs ir einem
Steintruge. Or. SduIbe bat feline
Ibbanblung iiber bieies Sbema in ben
gWtittbeilunsen Der Decentralization fir
8rauerei unb Mdl3erei" berDffentli1t,
aus benen iie in einem 9eparaiabbrud
erf6ienen If.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
Seoe Mablsctt ipirS smr Softer

ihr ben OpSpepttter. gldbunseu, Scbbrennen, hrls
denpe 6hue heS WasenS iinb bic uupermetli6en Splz
gen, mean 70 elm seplaster Spb Weer unb Gabel Bur
9anp nmmt. gspute man ibm iasen, Rap er nur ieiz
men appettt herteetse, 70 mare has sruuiamer SpHn.
5m beIten 6aa ittlt er ben qudlenhen 9unser Si
Ia 91lfe mbBit? @epib, uno snar eurd ben @ebraud
PES ebenlo ansenehm mtrtenpen M1tels, Spitetter 1
na9enbttters 0urirt eS iofprt2 Gemib nif-eS ptrti
nidt Sunner aber e5 I6afft lcfprtiae unauSIpredde
stnnerung unp berirtt be beidntiSem fpnSeauentenl
Sebraua i9ltebltA eauernbe SeilunS Gs rnadbt ntdi
nur has @en hmadbat, icn6ern beprhert heiien I'm
panelun8 IN aelunoes frafpenteuneS, lebenerbeteuz
oes Blu. nepermdbse Sentpttat RES RerrenipIteuls,
9ettt9e abipannnns, uurubtser S6ummer, nietitena
etne 6pl9e Der nnerbrefung per 8erbauuna
IT ea5 bette SGus= unp Seilmiel bel malurtoariaen
3raHtbetten, nne beieiti9 Rbeumatismus, gertprfHa
Nterens uno Slaien s0ei4meroen unb 2eberleiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
9llte tii6ti8e Nertreter bes ,,8nt
tesanaOemthuM4".

Der regierenbe Jiirit Garl BON
Sdparaburg Sonbersbauien bat f9
bor bieraebn Sogen pber brei Wo9en
an einem SOnntag Mbenb nit feinem
gruber, benz prin3en 2eopolo, auf offe.
ner StraBe in Sonoersbauien sepriigelt.
Die Sa6e fam foIgenbermaBen: Ser
ie93i9idbrige Giiyf &arI iit smar berbeis
ratbet, aber finberIos, tpdbrenb iein
a9tunbftinf3isidbriger 8ruber, Der
Bring Seopolb, unberbeiratbet 1T. Bis
81 benz ermdbnten 8otfalle lebten beibe
Briioer in better gintradt in bem fiir1ts
li6en S9lOiie. 8nr &uraem bsi6lDB
2eopolb gu beiratben. Mn Dem eripdbn.
ten Sonntas Mbenb ipeiife er nit ieimem
gruber ir benz &aiino Club in Son.
bersbauien unb fprad bort nit benz
Jirfen &arl iiber feline 9eiratbsabf9s
teu. ne.langte aber 9lei6,eitig eine @rs
b6bung feines Sabrgelbes BON iebt um
$4,000 fur ben Jafl feiuer 8erbeiraz
tbung.
Ser Giirit lebnte bas NnIinnen nit
benz 8emerfen ab, baB 2eopolb, penn
ct feiner prinaeffu fanoessemdBen uns
terbalt sewdbren f6nne, eine reide Shs
bin beratbsn Ioue. prin3 2eopolo
iiiblte f6 our9 bic 8emertung 10 belei.
oigt, baB ct ben Club fofort perIisB.
Nuf benz Wese nad benz S9lofIe bolte
i'm aber 6Grit Garl ein unb tpieoerbolte
inn in b6bniider Weife ieinen Ratb.
9arob ersrimmte Der prin3 10 iebr, baB
ct ieinem gruber unb 2anbesbater cine
gadpfeife CAB, uorauf bic beiben fiirits
liben 8riiber einanber tpe9ielisitig nit
ben Gdulten bearbeiteten, bis fie bon
oa3wii6en tretenoen Offi3ieren getrennt
puroen. Bring 2eopolb bat in 6oIge
beRen iOfort feline Wobnung i'm fiiritIis
den 56loie gerdumt uno lit nit Sad
unb paf in ein Sotel gesosen. 9ie
beibeu fiiriili6en Gauiifdmpfer lino
preuBif6e 8enerdle.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

= 2aut geridt ber goK. 3tg. y1r.
Is iagte Der Winifter Serrfurtb i'm Nb=
geOrbnetenbauie II. a.: v@r fam bors
ber tpieberum Inn cine neue Jriit elm,
bic @rtbeiluHg oerielben erfolgte am 18.
December, eeIangte allerbin9s erit in
feline SGnbe am 21. ooer 22., nadbem
ct am Sage borber feinem 2eben ein
Gnbe gema4t bate" Damn biirfte es
bod mif bem Sn.bie:Sdnbezfommen
feline S6tpierigteit gebabt baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
@arn. Oaf.. rs. 6ebt. 1883

SD bate mid in Golse zines Sales
bon elmer 3elesrapbenfarge i6mer oers
leBt uno bic S6me3en :Daien 10 fart,
bob i'd mid nidt i'm Bette umbreben
fonnte. Sd beriu6te ct. SatObs: Del
unb wurbe gebeilt. 80. 8. Scannea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25
Der gIberfeIber Ger. Mn,

: Der gIberfeIber Sen. .ans. gir.
49 f9reibt: nSdneefaa. Sn ber bers
gansenen gla6t batten mir bier einen
geriugen S6neefaa, bur9 uel6eu
fdmmtli6e StraBen fi@ beute Morgen
in einem duBerit glatten, faum palirs
bareu 3uitanoe befanoen. 6ierburd
berbOreerufene ungliidsfdae linb glids
li6er Weife nidt porgetommen. 8raoo
@inen maui
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

= S. 9. Sur6 Snierat in gtr. Sc
bes 2eip5. 3apebl. miro elm iunges
WfdbGen 3um Nusleaen geIudt. Wabr.
f6einli1 ftir's 5daufenlter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-04-25

9ie
WO9entlide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
erf6eint
ieoeu ponneraag
uub foitet
$3.50 fiir oaS Sabr pber $1.25 t,it
6 Wpnatc tit Vorams msbesablnma.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
naHosTs8 ANn osPooKs. "

We are pleased to observe that the
criticism we made on the Dover Delawa
rean has improved its style Of expression,
but it still has not recovered its amia
bility sufficiently to argue the question
at issue.
II makes no difference who writes the
editorials-it is with the argument, MT
the personnel, that skillful, self-respect-
ing, dignified editor has to deal. He
should demolish the argument not the
writer.
The Delawarean, as 1t seemed to us,
was uAduly frightened at a spook 1t saw
the ghost Of a thing which was or should
be dead and buried, 1t is that policy
which we protested against not against
the editor personally
We have taken occasion in the past,
and We hope TO have occasion In the
future, to commend both the editor Of
the Delawarean and the paper he prints.
Ii Is true that the EVENING JOURNAL
is young and has not been long In Della
ware or anywhere else, but that does not
prevent us from knowing and adhering
to the principles Of the grandest' largest,
Oldest and most honorable political party
in existence. II other papers had been
doing their duty If other editors had
been capable, there would Inot have been
foot.hol here for the EVENING jour
NAL. The abundant success Of this
paper, is its reason for existence 1t is
here to stay and it is here to prompt
Democrats to look forward 20 future
triumphs-not to refer to past, shameful
and easily avoided defeats.
The EVENING JOURNAL cannot con-
ceive Of any situation in which IL woulC
oppose the nominee Of the party, though i
has no jibes for those who may have dom
50. That is past The present question is
Who are unconditional Democrats now
1t is the present and the future will
which we have to deal.
, To those who tell us that there ar
faithless Democrats who will cut til,
ticket and give the state to the Republi
! cans we say you see a ghost Of tn
q dead past You are frightened at
a spook The cure for such man is rest
4 fresh air, and the sunlight Of pure, un
i selfish Democracy.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05

We reprint from the Dover Delawarean
the following, which comprises all that
portion Of the article which is germane
to the Democratic party, and omit only
that portion of the article which Is
purely personal:
Dfssensions in the party have brought ae-
feat and viii bring defeat again hhleas thes
a,ra baaiad we saw now that there are more
Democrats than there are hepusileths n
Delaware The Democrats ought ~ VII, WI .
,-irfor,g this fan, but they can't DO II unless
~ ,,ssr4v n n unit A factional candidate
cannot get the vote ana cannot DC elected.
IN the name Of all the gods, we aski
what Is there in the glorious past oi
y 49, Marty In this state that should
~ obseuredg Its record Is as pure as the
driven snow; Its acts as noDie, DrsVe ',,i,.l any
III the pass OF Therm0pyle Its past record
challenges comparison IN any sphere OF ~
any place. The fact is the Demoeratlc party
az The country during the reign OF terror ana
fhe dark OF the rebellion and reconstruction,
when corruption. eXtrav0Rance anu mlsrult
were sapping thesyery foundation OF clVll go
ciety pointed to the Incompatible record Of
Democratic Delaware as the true guide and
as the prorer standard OF purity, liberty and
right. The party In every othef state han
succumbed and yielded to the heheHt or the
military despotisfn at the seat Of the
Federal Government, Delaware Democrats
alone stood firm. They refused 70 bow or
usurpation They kept the Democratic nag
anoaf In this broad land and for 50 doing
received the plaudits of Democrats every
where, The record Of the grand old Demo
cratic party of Delaware needs no obscSrity
Every Democrat ia Delaware Is proud ot ~
and the Democrat that would obscure It's
bright record deserves the contempt ot every
lover OF liberty and every patriot in this land.
The man, be he Delawarcan or so1ourner,
that would tarnish the proud Democratic
record OF Delaware or try to hide Il from the
gaze of the civilized world deserves the con-
tempt OF every Democrat, not only IN Della
ware but in this country
Had the Delawarean said this at the
outset it would have met the disap-
proval Of no Democrat There would
then have been no occasion for letters
from "Kent" and New Castle, and for
the discussion which followed, in which
the Delawarean lost It's temper We
have no differences with the Delawarean
or any other newspaper as to what con
stitutes Democracy There Is no half
way. A man is either Democrat or h'
/ is not.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
CHRISTIAN DEVELOPMENT.
Rev. o. G. Buddington's Sermon at Beth
any Baptist Church.

Rev. o. G. Buddington's Sermon at Beth
any Baptist Church.
Rev. o. g. Buddington preached at the |
Bethany Baptist Church yesterday. He /
took as his text st. Paul to the Corin |
thians Kill, II. "When / was child | |
spake as a child, / understood as child, |
| Thought as child, but when became |
a man put away childish things In |
his sermon he said. The Apostle has |
shown the superiority Of love over every |
Christian grace; it's prominence over
prophecies, tongues. knowledge because |
they fail, but love never does. The men
tion OF the fact that knowledge fails
gives occasion to set forth
that our present experience is an imper-
feet one, and thus shows that uni
versal law of Gods kingdom, the law OF
development. In speaking of the law Of
development he divided his subject under
two heads First, THE childhood and
manhood Of Christian experience in this
life. and second, .'the childhood and
manhood of this and the future life.
Christian development Is illustrated in
the text by the development Of a child TO
manhood
''He who Is born into the lzingd ON Of
God has only childhood knowledge. He
may be far in advance Of others, on
account of his knowledge of other sub
ieets. but he is in childhood experience,
and then he who is in the manhood Of
experience, knows all about this thing
and may not know much about other
things. But he must not always remain
in this state Of only childhood knowledge
There must be development in the know
ledge Of divine things. Some persons
| fail to come to this larger ex-
/ perience, as in the case Of the
persons to whom the Apostle came
| who asked about baptism; they had not
| SO much as heard whether there was Holy
Ghost. The child has childish strength
and service. As years pass on the child
grows in stature, weight and strength,
and his burdens and service must be
adapted to his strength The Lords law
of development makes provision for this.
Burdens will come TO us proportional to
this expected increase of strength. There
is a great safeguard in meeting these
burdens. We emust have all the work we
can do to keep us right. We groan some
times under the burden. but we are salts.
fed that we should do all we can for the
Lord Every pastor, and every individ
ual should see that he lives up to OF
rather must grow up to keep pace witt
the responsibilities placed on him.
On the second division of his subject
he said: "The manhood of this life is
only the childhood as related to the life
to come. Our knowledge of things in
this world is partial and obscure, ant
needs the next world to reveal them tC
us. When we look at the future we have
: only the understanding of a child Thl
child looks fol- ward to manhood and talk
of what he Is going to be, and what hi
is going to do, but his reality become
} greatly modified. How little we com
prehend the mode Of our future existence
the reality of tho Sc heavenly things
Our knowledge of everything in tn
future world Is deficient, because we havl
not the understanding to perceive them
/. Only the reality reveals IL to us.
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
MEANS 10 an END.

The Republicans must need the seat TO
which Major Breckenridge Of Arkansas
was elected, very badly
They are making efforts to get it
which would do credit to the most reck-
less and dishonorable cabal of political
demagogues which ever existed They
have attempted to incriminate the worthy
scion Of one Of the most honorable and
distinguished families in the United
States with the assassination Of Clay
ton.
Breckenridge was not in Arkansas at
the time Of the murder; he had received
majority OF thousands Of
votes at quiet election, so that
there was no reason for fearing
any honest contest which Clayton
might have made on the merits of the
case, even if he had been present to as
sist, provoke OF incite murder. Breek-
inridge was an honorable soldier. Hs
had done his fighting openly, as did his
father. His uncle was the theological
writer and eloquent divine, Robert j
Breckinridgs Of Kentucky. His cousin
is the silver.tongusd orator, eruait'
scholar, statesman, courteous and Chris
tian gentleman, Colonel w. C. P. Breek
inridge Of Kentucky. With such sur
roundings how can even rabid, pur
blind partlsans do such violenc
to commonsense and decency a
to pretend to suspect tina
Breckinridge was concerned ii
the assassination Of Clayton. II /
vulgar nonsense. The men who pretend I
believe such stuff as has been printe
about the honorasle, brave and chival
rous statesman. that Breckenridge
acknowledged to be. are guilty Of dems
gogy as mean and cowsrdly as they az
safe and irresponsible. These men woul
not dare to make their insinuations /
such q manner as to be held respensibl
for them. They sneak around like hyens
protected by obseurity they gather abor
Evening journal., 1890-05-05
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT,.
Careless Handling of Revolver -ohieeri
off. .. q. T.-Personal.

Careless Handling of a Revolver ohieers
of. .. q. t. Personal.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
CHRIsTIANA, May 5-A Young man
by the name of Fenie on Saturday night
last, while carelessly handling revovler
shot himself in the jaw. DR.. Peters was
called in and dressed the wound, which
is not regarded as mortal.
The new officers Of the /. o. g. I.
we're installed on Saturday night by the
Lodge Deputy, David Appleby. The
following Is list of the officers in
stalled: G. T., Robert Jordan v. T.,
Charles Barrett; recording secretary
Charles A. Grant chaplain, Rev B. f.
Price; guard, Clarence B. King; senti-
mel, George w. ApplebF marshal, Georg'
L. Appleby.
Messrs. William Wright and How arc
Loflsnd OF the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege are home on their summer vaca tion
George Butler Of Stanton spent yester
day with his parents.
Professor Grant was in Wilmington OF
Saturday
Miss Mabel Clark of Wilmington
visiting Miss Sallie Levey.
Rev. John Leech Of WilmingtQ
visited his parents yesterday.
The 18th birthday Of Miss Clara Meg
gison was celebrated ON Saturday night
when quite number of invited guests
were present.
ID. X. Donaldson attended the meetin
Of the Young Mems Democratic Club o
Saturday nlghs.
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like birds Of prey to fatten on foulness
that would sicken decent bird
Representative Breckenridge associates
now. and has associated always, with the
best people in Washington and in the
United States. The very demagogueB
who pretend to declare that he melted
the murder of Clayton receive him into
their friendship with the utmost cor
diality, and treat him with the same
courtesy with which they treat any hon
orab.e and distinguished lawyer, scholar,
soldier-their equal socially, politically,
and morally. They would not think Of
imputing any motive to Breckenridge
that was not worthy Of the most honor
able man who breathes-except in a
political and Pickwckian sense. The
Representatives who receive him with
respect and esteem know that the pre-
tended insinuation against him is false
but they need his seat.
1t is as impossible for an honorable
man to conceive that Breckenridge is
guilty Of the murder Of Clayton as that
Arthur was guilty Of the assassination
Of Garfield. The seat which Breckin-
ridge occupies and graces drips no more
blood than the chair which Arthur occu-
pied and honored.
The same class Of political hyenas who
accused Arthur accuse Breckenridge, The
one political calumny is as reasonable ae
the ether; both are the debasing creations
Of groveling mind They are equally
unworthy Of a sane or good man. This
Breckenridge Clayton episode shows tc
what dispicable means the extreme
partisans Of the Republican party will re-
sort to maintain a majority in Congress
It shows how badly they need every seat