Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-05-17
iie Hungarian :sI.7.sc Minister


The Hungarian :st,.sac Minister.
Count Julius S@apary, the new
Prime Minister OF Hungary, is IS
years of age. lie belongs 10 an old
family 81 MOBILES who rendered
great service during the struggle
with the Turks, and VINO have al
ways held j. Ia Offices i, the church,
i the army and the civil administra-
ton. Count szapa?y Joined the
Deck party at the time Of the FIRST
comp ON s. be!wean~Huaga~y:: and
Austria, ana was a ncnl! cr of the
grand commission of 1861 by which
/ the details of the settlement were
worked out. He was shortly after
wards appointed under seer retaty
in the ministry Of public works,
and from 1873 to 1873 was minister
OF the interior in the Szlavv adj
mnistra.:on. RE was minister Of
finance fro II 1873 TO 1887. and it
during hi, tenure os Office that The
first Hungarian conversion was
carried out, but the mcthals en-
piayed Were so costly and the
scheme 50 badly executed tnat
| Count Szarary remains on record
as the very worst finance minister
ever known IN either Hung trv on
Austria. IIe is however an honest.
hard working and wcll-mcauing
, man, with limited vision, and ex.
ceelingjy subject TO external in
flucnccs. His tenure OF Office is
expected to 'e both b.ie' and in
glorious.
Sch e.r:'ursh Eons,cd
Clirae o Nail.
Sciweinfurth, the sc}fappointeI
Messiah, has turned loose on re-
Eo,t&rs. lie declares that among
the ungolly ones who pcrsecutc
himself and his followers the re-
porters are the eyilcst. "They are,'
said Mr. weinfnrt} "lhe dam
n"'1lcst blackguards of hell, and
tie hour of their re1lihution is at
hand At Il moment when they
wot net the mouth Of an everlasting
perdi;ion will open, into the yawn-
ing abyss Of wl.ieh they will be
plunged to gnash their teeth and
send up walls Of anguish through
out all eternity" After having
been compelled to listen to S,chwcin-
furth preach orc can we'll believe
that the walls will tie full! Of fanguish.
Bnt w.aa' VI W 'n'.'~> >,-,-'s.- r''
coiii1rarison with the roasting the
reporters will give Schweinfur,h on
earth? 1t will be as It house fly to
the condor Of Audcs.
Phelps and the American Hog.
san Franclsco Chronicle.
Minister Phelps seems 10 have
gone to work another way. Taking
a wise and proper advantage of the
evident desire Of Germany to culti-
vate the friendship Of the United
States, desire evident in the Sa-
moan affair. and in numbcrlcss other
ways, he has Lroachcd the subject
Of an abrogation Of the restrictive
laws against American meats and
lard, and there is said to be Il strong
probability Of the orders being re-
scinaed Phelps shows that he
possesses one valuable requisite Of
the successful diplomatic, a knowl-
edge Of the aphorism that honey
catches more flies than vinegar,
and that he has the sagacity to
take advantage Of favnring currents
and breezes instead Of trying to
sail all the time against wind and
| tide.
Found the End nf the Rainbow.
One day last fall while picking
cotton, Ellen Powell, a negro wontan
1 at Tooms5oro, GA, lost bag con-
tanning IS in silver. Ono day last
week, after a thunder cloud had
+, just passed, she was at work in the,
same field knocking down cotton
stalks. Seeing a beautiful rainbow
;, across the field, and thinking at
the same time Of the lost money,
8. her employer tod Ellen to 60 TO
t;lc end Of it and she would find
; her money, She took him at his
word, and just in front Of her,
: about one hundred yards or more,
where the end of the rainbow APP
!, pearel to hc, she looked OH the
ground and found her money.
s She Ti'oae iiEI Out.