The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-16
GIN that Made the Recipient Mad.

From the New York Sun.
As the train stopped at "a station about
thirty miles west of indianapolis, we mo-
ticed an unusually large crowd ON the
depot PLATFORM. and il was evident that
speech-making had been intlulged in, and
that somebody of note was taking his de-
parture. We soBn discovered that this
person was a. certain Colonel Blank, who
came into the car with n package under
his arm, and whose cheeks were wet with
farewell tears. He called "(;ood bye"a
score OF times from the and AS
the train finally rolled on he blew his
nose. wiped his eyes. and turned tn us
with:
"Gentlenen, il touches the heart-strinvs
t." . Port w nm. s .ia fries ssI. n%h ,bsh
Yes. l am goinR mp tn indianapolis to
reside. The field here Is too limited, as I
have discovered after - ten years resi-
dencc."
We'll il i- certainly pleasan, ." part
from friends the way yom have"
''Insleesl IL is! Over 40 of the hest lco-
pie i'm town camc down tn see. me Oft, and
the president of the bank made u beauti-
all that and then handed me this as a
token of respect and esteem"
T"Ah' Made you a present, ehT Evil
Bound To be- replied the colonel, as hc
took a package from the seat.
contents here"
"oh, l have no objections. Wen undo
IL and see What they have given me-"
nv otsihb ~ tht StTbttk AMI ~
moved the several papers which wrapped
the precious niculento, and 10! there was
exposed to our gazc-a spongc! Yes. sir;
less than "a dollar. We pressed forward
tai see il, and the colonel turned red and
white by turns. bit his lips and bobbc,l
about on the seat. and as we held our
breaths he burst ont with:
"Gcntlemen, heartstrings be blowed!
The oiiery. thieying. loating, lying crowd
have gone and heapeh "A deadly insult
upon me, and the next two hundred and
fifty years OF my life shall bc devoted to
wading in human blood clear up la the top
vest button
Wandering Jews.
From the London Jewish Chronicle.
IL is remarkable Emin Pasha should he
a Jew by birth and one Of his rs,scuers-
Vita Hassen-a Jew by profession. But
the presence of these Jews in Equatorial
Africa docs not stand alone. From the
time of Abra ham ward the migratory
instinct has been dominant i'm the race.
Mesopotainia. Canaan. Egypt, Canaan
once more, Assyria. Babylonia. Persia,
Canaan "a third time, and then the world
at large such are the successive stages of
isracl's national migrations. The Jews,
indeed. have been the stride of the wan
dering foot" In an age when movement
from one country to another was "A rare
and hazardous proceedinR-in the twelfth
century, to-wit- benjamin of Tudcla and
PetacIia of Ratisban, travelled through IL
great part of Europe, Asia. and Africa.
and wers. thereby able to make consider
The second Benjamin and Halevy, who
explored the FelasIlas, may also be men,
toned. The cxistnnce of Jews in out-of-
was corners Of the globe, the Fclaslas
and Beni-Israel and the Cochin Jews, has
only been made possible by tine migratory
tendency OF the race. The four young men
who kept last Yom kippur In so queer.
yet 80 touching "a fashion i'm the wilds of
south Africa. are among the latest illus
wandering instinct has been strengthened
by persecution. but now the peace and
auietness arr. his in greater measure. the
Jew still retain his prssiilection Tor travel.
Judge Bradford Dead.
san Francisco. Feb. l6.-Sudge A. L.