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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-23

CoEsrANTINoPLE. Sept 22.-The commits
sion recently appointed to inquire into the
trouble in Armenia has been dissolved and
stronger commission appointed. The
patriarchats threatens to close al the
churches in the empire unless the wrongs
OF the Armenians are redressed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-23

Arctic Loths,io Killed by an Esquimau.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Sept 22-Word
has been received from Point Barrow, in
the Arctic ocean, that Joseph George, .
Portuguese in the employ of the Pacific
Steam Whaling Company. was murdered
June l by an Esquimau, jealous because
George had won the affections OF the
Esquimau's wife. The murderer was
condemned by the court of inquiry and
shot within twelve hours after the
murder
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STILL BETTER FOR FAIRHAvEN.

Although fxirhaven has submitted gracefully
TO what she considered short count. Superin-
ferdent Porter, in revising the census figures,
finds her entitled to several hundred more than
heretofore stated. The exact and final figures
are 4.ZS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-23

WAsHrHeroH CRY. Sept ~ Especial. +
The following postmasters have been ap-
pointed in Washington: O. v. Brown, ct
Beach. Whascom county, vice F. +. Lane,
resigned /. II. Spear, at Hamilton. Skagit
county, vice w. Hamilton, resigned.
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WAsHINGros CIrYs Sept 22.-[Special r.
Pensions have been granted - follows:
Asa Harmon, Napavine. Wash. I; Alexander
Thompson. Jacksonville. Or: Orrin Green,
Eugene, Or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-23

Free reclining CHAIR cars run rnrOueh from
Portland 70 Cnlca 20 without change via The
Union Pacific. C. Martin, CITY ticket ogenk
90 second street. Boston hlock- c. : Bald
In. agen-. cl,y dock
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RHEUMATIsM CAN BE cuRED.

Rheumatism has hafied the skin Of Our best
physicians, and today more men, women and
children are suffering from this terrible disease
than ever before. The opinion seems universal
that II II incurable. bat this Is q mistaken idea
Rheumatism can be permanently cured by hs
use of Hfbbard'B Rheumatic syrup ana RiaStorh
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-23

shirts. collars ana caaA Chester Clsa1y.
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The Unlon Pnc1nc - Ens only uznsconunentAI
line running iree reclining cnni-can and Pull
man tourist aieeping cars from the Pacific coage
70 the lasx. A. C. Martin, city ticket aren't TO
eecond street, Boston block G. \ BALDWIN
aren't CITY dock
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Beau tiisl women. made 70 By using wisdom's
ob<-tiue
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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-11
HOW I WAS "BURGLED. y
The Precautions Taken After the
Thiefss Visit.

live in suburban villa in the vicini-
ty OF London. Mine is one Of row OF
detached houses with small gardens,
and fields both front and back. ! am
comparatively new to. housekeeping.
having lived in chambers until my mar
riage few months ago.x When we eng
tered into residence we were oEfull Of
the delights of furnishing that we paid
no particular attention to the details of
window and door fastenings The
former had those little ordinary latches
that are drawn across undes a clip and
are known TN the professf0h) as TIE
burglars joy." Their fiimsy charactAr
excited no special emotion in our mex
Perienced and ingenious minds. We
supposed that they were like other peo-
Pies fastcnings; the same builder had
put up theAentire row of houses, and all
were occupied by tenants who, IL they
had any fear Of burglars, kept those
tremors to themselves. The back door
had Father rickety bolts, 1t struck US; but,
on the other band, the front door-the
busglar's favorite entrance, as every one
knows@was nassively barred, chained
and double-locked, So we possessed our
souls in sense of security and even
,oked about the possibilitysof thesmid-
night pfowler making descent upon
,us; For time we even took our yalua.
m' including collection Of very SUI
perlbr electroplate-up to our bedroom
every night There was nothing like
proper precaution, as my wife sagely
remarked. After awhile we got TO let
the cook take charge of the silver"
This she did satisfactorily enough until
Inc continued absence Of burglars Jailed
her spirit into state OF happy ,obliv-
iousness Of the predatory tribe 'Ru-
mors Of housekeeping at . distance oc-
casionally reached US, but they affected
US no more than do the obituary notices
otpeoPleswe don't know All we did
was to talk vaguely OF getting dog.
This was tho slcep; presently camc the
weakening. One fatal Monday morn
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Recklessly E1travagAnt.

at is bold thing says the Butfalo
Express (Rep.), Ito tell the truth about
pensions, and most men fear to be &C
cpsed Of unpatriotic Or SELFISH mot ves
IN Directing to the, suppos6d denik pds
IL sold soldiefss But thV~conference
pension bill is. NOT born of .patrio tism
and justice. nor Is IT based on pftn-
lsiples4o ksosd govsrnmsdtF The n
publican party, it is urged, stands
pledged to do justice TO- the soldier. Do
pension appropriations Of 100000, 900 .
year go for naught? Must $50, 0oo, 900
more be given to prove that the Reppb-
1licaA party is the soldieFs fAenda
That party has pledged itself to be
just. and it has magnificently redeemed
the pledge. When. It. becomes reck-
lessly extravagant it forgets its duty
to the American people. A deficit OF
$50 900, 600 can never be explained, ex-
cused or extenuated. Right or wrong. II
invites disastrous robnke at the
polls.s -. --T7
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Pfnyine a Gambior,s Game.

The history of the last six months,
|bywheBYtlsy nnostimportant interests
Eof thelwho1e copntsS q. every class n
every community from the day labQef
sSanse+s IL iiH s Ut game p6if
tics, is shameful one. For the first
time in the politics Of the United
States intelligent men in power in the
texecItive- ana regfsIative branches Of
the Government have willfully staked
the prosperity iof1lthe people apd tho
credit of the Government to win the
support of wealthy and corrupt ring
Of interruptions political spectators.
ThesoountrY is great and rich and pro.
gressive. ~ csn ana and can outgrow
such an outrage. but an outrage 1T re-
mains, an indelfble stab upon the
shonosofa The. RaRpblican I party and Of
t,tAe.men 8hd SuideH aN \. Times
THROUGH ONE Ab MiNI6TRATIoN
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= rHE cucKoos CRY.
1t Has Always Boon the Subject Of Myth
and Strange Legends

It Has Always Boon the Subject Of Myths
r and Strange Legends
But all the while, above the notes of
all tho other birds, breaking the half
silence when the rest are still, sounds
without pause the cuckoos cry. And
now the sound comes nearer, drifting
through the green mist Of trees far up
the valley, though the bird is still I'M
seen. Now he comes in view, flying
fast across the orchard. Now he sails
overhead, not noticing the figure in the
doorway. As he floats over to the great
elm close by his voice rises to perfect
shout. lie settles in the elm, and calls
and calla i'm loud, clear tones, bowling
each time, drooping his wings and tail,
and varying now and then his more
familiar speech by muttered scrap
; from some outlandish tongue. There
is already in his voice suspicion of the
ALTERED tune which all too quickly
will befollowed by the silence that so
completely removes him from the COM
mon ken. There are many places still
where 1T Dis belle we'd that the cuckoo
changes into hawk In the winter. "A
Cornish myth relates with all gravity
that cuckoo which had retired to the
shelter OF a hollow log was reused from
us winter Sleep when the wood was
thrown upon the fire. and astonished
the company sitting round the hearth
by the sudden utterance of its cry.
Many things are Considered to- depend
on the circumstances under which the
gpte Of this bird ii heard for the first
time.l The Westphalisn peasant, for
example, rolls over IN the grass, that he
may I'd sawed from rheumatism for the
remainder Of the year. To hear it first
when you are fasting is considered in
many countries as sign Of evil luck.
Very widely spread is the belief that If
you have silver in your purse at the
Mtspiciousr moment yop will never want
for money all Che year. Strangest. Of
all. perhaps, Is the idea of one of the
Oldest writer's upon natural history.
!. There. Is. another wonderful thing
about the cuckoo" says Pliny, lin
whatever place man is standing when
hehears it first II limo be drawn
round his right FOOT and the mark thus
made dug up, no fieas are born where
this is scattered. - London Daily News.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-11

sSasoszI'-zaD sMpEasoNAL.
Ia van Mesefe, ia educeted Sioux
Indian, WAS iAtely admitted 70 practice

80 Va No<rya - adufafA6 Sioux
,-s,rS ~. Z 49, sdm,tss.d 81 nractioe
,nuisn; 49, 49,. , .,rcr,s conrts
s~ pei ~ - =. s.,ss.es {, :, , 81
E--nars, Martha Lum san = ~.
County, ", y n ne, ihesS ~ MN ~.
end enjoys gcoa nealsn' was a.-..s.
nve yssrs 9, sxes ne mi go 80
xoa sS,,araa' rrsndchiidren and
ereatsrandchildren. 3.
--Mai9r Robert Stiles lormsr =
we hionmona nov I. 49, ., ms'o a..s.s,s
me lee nonum ls. pfoccss'y 49,. s,S
n ms own velissel. 10y ,Ao1s 49,.
0enefsi nopofs - ~ y ~ s.ass
sewed upon ies ,rone on, = sAo
rom the Generats .coes.0ohes.
Z the Pittsburgh Commor al-uasetso
pubashss list q sixty-nye res'uenss
Of that city whoss wealth. I'm : E'sz,lon.
n ,oo0, ooo " wv nW ss s 49,
eoovs Shess . 49, 49, rsrnarss
ScnenIey, w, vvev ~ $3.50 $500 en- neo e
80 ~. 80 ~, 4. - %SSa.4s an, oo-
ooV' ueorge ,WesslngR'u y ~ ~ FL $500
ooo anee =. piassse y 81 o'0'yo"
Fss-- stumnt Y TIE iron Eng q Germany
He owns ENORMOUS sfoundries ~ Neun-
kirchsn, where over " Ooo men are IN.
ployed- None Of nw workm en- may ees
married, Change tbelr piace 81 Residences
or Join society witnout nas pefmiss,on-
He gives them good advice ~ regard eo
investmente. and Mas men IN many
ways he y mem psf y me ne,on-
stag, and was enneplVeo sSs
iFriedrich "a ssd. ....,..s4s
Mr.. Stanley relates tnat one uay
| while converstng With . friendly tioe,
during his recent m vels, one OF eno
chiefs present inquired hovsmany wives
he possessed.l Upon Mr., Stanley limo
GENTLY replying that he had mono All
those present stood up like one man ana
unanimously exclaimed: What 9
splendid liari They Intensely admired
the apparent ealmness with which ne
had, Is they thought, tried Ito pass on
on thema wondfous trayelsrs tale.
g--Joseph Clark Thorn A. young
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-11
IMITATION COFFEE.
A Eastcr;s ftsa Trying 10 I1troduce .
I,anrerons eoupterEetf.

nsnserons oos J. . ,srv. .ho,e.
1919 w 80 =. " ~ 49,. !, shis s,tv
,A,e 1900 sea LII sar,,,a - ..s,,ne.
~s 1890 s1.s. y aaeea ,rar, ,ts mann
-. suD,.ss M 1870.
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WINCH was sns WOW pelsvusa .a.. 49,
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coln loseu =, noar. ~ ~ M = 80
- $500 i,n'.ss'o, Z, ~ s1 'a...,. ~.
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80 e. . sa.,a sts..l ~ .a..ts -.
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naus = NUT ~ ,n'o os.s,.s VIZ saas,,,s ~
~ nasol q sn7 s ss.a. ~ s,..e, J !.
IN rnproyer " WV ul.ioh ~ 'n -, 3. ].
Inc nanli-csurers siso suss 80, lsna ...
.he = ,.r IN w
. s..iesy sn'uAys rss ess 49, NJ. ~
una as w, snas = you us. N.Y. = :
10 ~ WI ~ ss.o.s w ,.,r a.n :
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pvrn1
ny ~no' ,ls, uoalols' insny =, "n9 ~
"ero sen y ie speal. yeoseiuay' VIZ
WY sue Slu 10
Y un'neasurea terms = - Ing wa
e snPIess'o sne sei,
ewr - pno away uo"n nases
wfii,hos nucn = =, ioolpoi y
.n-sAe p ..ou.s ualAe =, - 20 luason
sis9n1 ivrS eats eRslsos-'s.n
saaRe o. aseaafng grocer, ehasis wouiu
~, pay ror 0ne aesier 20 aecelvf sne e
eai, uealer, nor " yarn ehe repueauoa
o. dealihg IN sucn gooost NO mouse 81
any stanoinE can hnoro 70 carry sucn
gooos N seock. Strlckiy speaking tne
imiea.ioh oean Is no. . suostltuye,, oue
an aouieeran1 an articie 70 soe mixeo
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-11
DRIFT OF OPINION.

--Bill Mckinley and McKinley's
bill are straining their ears to catch the
faintest 9indorsemen byS Northwestern
Republican State conventions Chicago
Times. essssssses a 4f6 a
The Republicans Of Illinois have
beaten themselves at the start. They
are down, and all the Democrats have
to do in the campaign is to hold them
down. Chicago Herald. =
"A Federal supervision of Thomas
B. Reeds district, by which the sale OF
votes could be prevented, might have a
wholesome effect upon wicked Southern
communities. LLouisviile Courier-Jou
nal. s----
Grover Cleveland. upon tariff
reduction platform, will be something
more than possibility--a probability,
at least, in 1s92-should the Republic
ans not revise the Mckinley bill in
such manner as TO make it protective
of all the people and of all the country's
material interests, and coddling of none.
iladelphia Telegraph (Rep.).
Labor desires to share in the
prosperity of the manufactures, but the
proposition is treated eas an insult-H
persisted in the manufacturer sends, ito
Hungary, or Canada, or Bohemia fpr
cheaper labor and the laborer does not
get his raise. Yet high-tariff orators
claim that projection helps the laborer.
: The claim is agdelusion, fraud and a
lie y Chicago Globe.ss
: Nzzg AThe lfttie town 81 Johnsonburg,
Pa, is in rebellion. Postmaster General
-Wanamaker has issued an edict chang
ing the name Of the .post-ofiice to QnaJ.
sRhe people of tbe Village seem to know
|Qaay ~ we'll % ssel honored by this
change and absolutely refuse to ybs
feconci1ed to II They do not Wish .
hx. a aama that is a synonym
for dishonor. North western Mail.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-11
AMERICAS EMERY MINE.


How the valuable Orc - Prepared For the
Markets OF the World. 4 =
The quaint little town of Chester,
Mass, nestled among the Berkshire
hills, claims the only emery mine In the
United States. 1t hardly seems credi-
BILE that seven hundred feet within the
heart of the fair green hills men were
blasting and picking at the ore which
supplies this country and other parts of
the world with emery. The company
Interested calls itself the ,.Hanip len
Emery & Corundum Company and
has Invested large amount of capitals
which is yielding the members fort
rne. When this m ne was opened, ff-
teen years ago, it was to procure iron,
and the presence Of emery was not sus-
peeted. This venture did not prove
profitable to the owners, and as an ex-
perimenta specimen OF the ore was sent
to Boston to a mineralogist, who anal
ysed it and discovered large proportion
Of emery. They then sold out to tho
present company, who have taken out
immense quantities Of ore and milled 1t
for market. The mills are also situated
at Chester. The process is interesting
The ore is taken from the mine In pieces
about six inches in d iameter. tits then
put into what are called crushers, two
| large stones worked by machinery,
which come together with such force
that the ore is broken and falls down
into receiver. Three grades Of crush
ers are used, one after the other, until
the ore is reduced to q coarse
sand. Then it is put between
rollers and powdered as fine as meal
The next process is the washing. which
is done In a sort of centrifugal way
which keeps the mixture Of powder and
water in constant motion. The refuss
and dirt rises to the top, while the pow.
der sinks This process goes on for
twelve hours 1t is then takentout BY
shovelfuls like heaps, Of black mud
This substance is put into drying pans,
which are arranged over steam pipes,
and thoroughly dried. The next pro
cess is that Of sitting, and the powder is
put, into, sieyes, OF Indifferent sized mesh
made ofa peculiar and expensive Sort
OF silk. They are made on an incline,
and kepsin constant motion by niachin-
W ".o''S eio AohB fuopi uluSF bue
sleeves are seen tiny streams of powder
dropp ng into Kegs, each stream of
different quality. This brings 1t 70 the
last process, that Of separating the iron
from the emery. This il. accomplished
by means OF q magnet charged by a
dynamo. After the sitting the, powder
is run into sort OF cylinder and from
that 1T falls through a shaft, and as it
falls 1T is q curious sight to watch the
even flow OF powder, just SO far and
then see 1t divide-the emery flowing
on In straight line, while the iron
shoots off toward the magnet and is
received In vessel by itself.ss Nothing
is lost, as the iron is used largely in the
manufacture Of paints. Boston Tram
script. sr
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-11

The salt mountains located on we
banks Of the Rio Virgin. an afiusnt. ~
the coiorado gFiyef n Einnofn County,
Nav cover an area If tEen ty.fvemiies'
The salt they contain is pure and white
and CLEARER than. glass, and 1t is said
that piece seven or eight inches timex
Il iso1aerf Zines clear enougn.to see through
tore "a newspaper. Over the salt Is 2
laver Of sandstone from two 70. eight
feet thick, and, when this Is torn away,
the salt appears like ,hage snow eu.i I.
Under the cap rock has been discovered
what was evidently the camp OF pre-.
historic men, containing charred WOOD
and charcoal and mat made OF cedar
bark, which tho salt has preserved ~
Y. Ledger.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-09-11
-. a LITTLE NONSENSE"

--lTeacherr--YGo on. What is the nexu
event reoorded2" Boy--tI'n tired out,
sir. Won't yousplease let the rest OF the
history repeat itselfT s.
Johnny, DO you love your teach
er?ss Johnny with q saintly express
sion -ssYessnl Tlove all my enemies
Van Dorn's Magazine.i III
MIRA Buflion-+ssIs that ooachman Of
yourn . mulatter?r Mrs. Mushroom
moi, he amt mnlatter., He's the
next grade whittier; he's 9 squadron. -
--Clara-" How, deliciously fresh and
pure and clear the Landscape looks this
I eveningrn Flora-2eYess.afI Just read
chat soma Piniertcn ydstectives are
securing this, part Of thss country.
Pittsburgh Bulletin. ssts
s--Nephew77rWhy, pncles I thought
aunt was coming With vow" Uncle
Eyes, she was; but we could only scrape.
up money enough to getton ticket
She said she could not come without
me. ana thatswhy she didn't come
West Shore. Ibay ssnY
FIRST servsnt--ssH How do you like
your new place?'', Second servant--.1
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tor? Do they treat you rudely?" "Oh,
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4 First dude-rHow is 1t that you get
Invitations toltalis, parties, weddings
and like festivihes? ssats, IA
Second dndeIt is the simplest tn ing
In the world, my dear fellow. When !
suspect that any, Of my big-bug ac-
quaintances are going 70 give blow
out, tell them that shall be out OF
town. They imagine 1t is safe to invite
me. They do so. and 10 and behold, /
bob serenely up. Strategy, my boy.
strategy Texas SiftingA
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FALL STATE INFECTIONS.
Upon Their Results Depeuas the Roiittc
- ComplexIon 81 theI senatss

The infamous outrage perpetrated on
the people of Montana gave the Repub-
iicans ten ma jorityin the Uni ted States
Senate, instead of the six to which they
were entitled, On, the 4th OF March
next twenty-eight Senators will have
compile ted their terms, and in, the cleo
Z tionsof their successors some important
political changes may be expected.
The condition Of affairs in Wisconsin Is
not by any means favorable to the hopes
Of Senator Spooner for reelection, as
there are good grounds to look for a
Democratic Legislature. The contest
Ia Illinois will be a-most stubborn one,
General Palmer, the Democratic candi-
date for United States Senator, being
exceedingly popular, and being prepared
to use all his influence. as an effective
campaign speaker for the election Of a
Democratic Legislature. California
will likely send Democrat to, the Sem
ate in Leland Stanford's place, and
Connecticut Democrats expect to re-
place Orville Ii. Plattwith q representa-
tivesof tho popular party of the State
Difficult though. the task may be, on
account of the inlquitous apportionment
that prevails here, the New York De-
mocracy are prepared to enter upon a
spirited contest IN the fall to elect a
Democratic Assembly with a, majority
large enough to overcome the Repub-
lican majority in the Senate on joint
ballot and thus insure a Democratic
successor to william ~ Eyarts
With al assnfod Democrntih HOUSE
and Senate that mar be TIE the
country might rest~easy Tor the re.
mainder Of the Harrison administration,
as an effectual check will ne put to
reckless and extEavagant approprla-