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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-04-22
SALMAGUNDI.

GulOuSA VnlS u1OTnlnS WeSG DOunu.
The rain ceased and the sun came
out about 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Milt Polk, of Lamoille, came in
yesterday and remained in town to-
day.
A special train of five Pullman cars
passed through this morning going
East.
Miss Belle Henderson returned
this morning from visit to Salt Lake
City.
Charley Nofsipger returned from
Winnemucca last evening, much i'm
proved in health
Miss Annie Sheehan left this morn
ing for San Francisco where she will
visit for few weeks.
A special fruit train, running on
passenger time, passed through at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
A special train Of fourteen cars
loaded with California fruit passed
through at 3:15 this afternoon.
Attorneys J. w. Dorsey and G. F.
Talbot went down to Winnemucca
to-day to attend the water suit.
The Elko-Tuscarora Mercantile
Co. received car load of Nebraska
potatoes to-day. If you want spuds
give them call,
Nels Ouderkirk and wife came in
from Mound Valley yesterday and
were obliged to remain in town to-
day on account Of the rain.
The deafness of the Princess of
Wales is not without advantages. She
will not hear so much about her hus-
band and the pretty young American
girls.
G. w. Taylor came in yesterday
from Pleasant Valley to secure medi-
cal assistance for his daughter, Miss
Stella, who, he fears, is down with
pneumonia.
Major General Nelson A. Miles,
promoted from Brigadier-G General on
the death of General George Crook,
passed through by this mornings
train en- route to San Francisco.
At a recent ball in London the
electric light was arranged to vary in
color, being alternately red, blue,
green and yellow. The ladies didn't
like it, as it ruined in alienation the
effect of their costumes.
Hon. M. M. Estee, of California,
Chairman of the Republican National
Convention at Chicago in 1888, and
member of the ST. Louis Silver Con-
vention, passed through this morning
on his return from the East.
The recent township elections in
Indiana show that the Democrats
carried the State by about 1900 ma
jority. This is encouraging news for
the Democracy and indicates what
the result will be in 1892.
With the issue of last Saturday,
the 10th instant, the White Pine
News entered upon it's 25th volume
and 22nd year, and the eleventh year
of it's existence under it's present
management We wish the News the
continued prosperity which it 30 rich
ly deserves.
In seven persons out of ten the
sight is stronger in one eye than in
the other. In two cases out of five
one eye is out Of line. Nearly one
half the people are color.blind to
some extent, and only one pair Of eyes
out Of fifteen is perfect in all re-
spects.-Ex.
While aiming to produce good but
ter, do not forget that one of the most
important essentials is the purity of
the salt. Butter may be injured by
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-04-22

Suits made to order, in first class
style, from $40 to 1876, at
IL RosENsToCK's.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-04-22

Children's Winter Caps for %
cents, at Rosenstock's.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04

sdslide 6reie Yreiie fit Seras
eri9eint
NIT Assna6me oes Sonmtass
unb foitet
$1,000 fir baS Sabr pbcr $3.50
fit 3 Wunate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04
9ie Cholera int 0tn3uae?

Seit mebreren Monaten berrld)t In
ga9bab unb nmeegenb cine nit grobe,
0eftigteit aufireteube gbolerasgpibemi
1err Sometb, Direftor elmer iioiiheu
sdule in gagbab, ibiloert bas gIenb
in einem Bsridte an bic uSsraeIitii1,
4liance" folgenbermaBen: ,,5obalt
f9 bic 8eu0lferung flar puroe, baB bic
furdt6are 2rantbeit bic @bolera fei,
fu6te fi6 elm Seoer 10 fduea ipie m6gs
LTD ber Mniiedung gu ent3ieben. 81
mar eine unbei6reib!i9e panif. eym
Werlauf BON Sipei 3agen batieu amei
Drittel Der Subsn Die 5tabt perlafieu,
auf's @eratbepobl fiebenb uno f9 i'm
erlfen befeu Dorfe nieberlaHeno. Sis
| @briiten baben baRelbe getbau, au9 Die
Wubameoaner tonnten fi9 troB hires
befannten Gatalismus Der allgemeineu
panif nidt entsieben unb iudten ibr
5eil In ber Glu6t. 9ie Staot bieteI
einen troitlofen Mnblid, bic 5traBeu
tno leer, man magt fih ni9t binaus /;
oas @in3lge, mas 3lt ieben lit, 1T bic
enolole &eibe BON Sootenpagen, tuel9e
bic besabIten Giibrer nod benz Jrieo5of
geleiten; man liebt tpeber Sbrdnen ned
Sammer; ber grauIame, unerbitt!ide
Sob bat Die Quelle Ser Sbrdnen perIie,
gen lalien, bic Wenfden baben faii ie,
bes 8eftibl einsebuBt.
Duniere @laubensgenofen baben bers
bdltHiBmdbiq lnebr gelitter, als bic an,
oere Veb0lterung. Ser Sob bat fie
ii5erallbin berfoIgt unb fur9tbar unter
lbnen geDiitbet. IS giebt feline Tami.
lie, bic ni6t ben Sob eines Der e}btiaen
au betiasen bdtte. Nae, @eihe iuis
arme. fino fur6ibar gepraft morben,
uno blele Sobte muBten tagelang unbe.
eroigt auf oem Jslbe liegen, neil es on
9euten gebra6, um iie gu beltatten,
Iugenbliflid lagern 10000 Suoem els
nige Stunben Dor Der Stabt in elmer
tpabren Wtite. sic perben bon eiaer
b6lll6en Sonne perbrannt. es feblt
lbnen an Sebensmttein uno Si1erbeIt; !;
fie tperben ron 3dubern beimgefu6t,
mon bot ibnen Mdo6en uuo 2naben
gefoblen, Grauea seI6dnbet = fur3.
niemals 1T eiue bereits iebr uns
gladli6e Bsb0lterung berartig 6eim,
geiutt tporoen. Sn Der Stabt
Iterben bic 2ranten aus Weangel
an yflege, uub sablrei9e 6amis
lien bleben Iagelang obns Nabrrng.
Sie 4rmeu. bic ni9t mebr wnBten,
an ipan lis ii6 lpenSen iollteu, itarben
bu6edblidJ 0ungers, Gieier Bericbt
miro on maBstbsnber z @teas beitdtigt
nit oem 6iajufiigen. bab bic @pibemie,
tpel1e in ben lebten WO6en bes Otto.
Der eiioas nadgelafen bate, feit henl
ge9inne bes December nit bsrltdrtter
Seftigteit wiitbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04

ibr fein saIautes Mort iiber bic bors
tbeiIbafie 8erdnberuns, unb aud he be-
bielt ibre 8emertung fhr f6 tpie idbn
ct ibr oortam II. Gen pai5enberen &leis
bern. 9eineu atrm i1r an3ubieteE,
fd)ten es aug S1t6ternbeit 3u unters
lafen, er fragie nit einem lei9ten grr6.
tbeu, nie iie gei9lafen babe, unb aIs He
lddbelno ertpiberte: Die ganae NaGt
feine balbe 5iunee! berfummte er
unb gina serfreut unb triblinnig neben
ibr ben 5@loBberg ipieber binab.
Sic bIieb aber freunoIi1 unb seiprds
dig unb er3dblte ibm, boB fie broben
bel benz iebigen S9lobOermalier cine
0ifite gemadt uub f6 nod BET &iid=
febr Der 6erri6aften eenauer ertunbist
babe. Die etf aaerbinss erft in fiinf sig
fe6s Sagen au ermarteu ieien. Mls i'm
bas nod mebr nieber5uf9lagen f6ien,
lenfte He babon ab uno fra9te i'm, NOS
nit ct fi6 feline Moreeaituuben bertriss
ben babe.
ST fei in ber Wobnung bes feIisen
Vetters umbergegangen unb babe Nqes
barauf angeieben, mas er ettpa bon Der
fabrenoen 9a6e befelben mitnebmen
fole. Son elmer 9auseinri9tung, bic
Der Selige bor pielen Sabren angei9afft
ba ct auf GreiersfhBen aegangen, fei
mod bas Meiife, ba fid bic 6a9e tpies
ber5erf6lagen, ungebrauGt, ia unausge.
paft in 66rdnfen unb gommoben bors
banben, SiiG> unb 8ettseug, geitsde
un6 Gh9engefdirr, Maes 10 rei1Ii1
uno folib, oaB cine iunse Mirtbi9aft
treffli6 bamit ausaultatten tpdre. Ct
babe INNER angefangen, bieien 9auss
ratb, yfir ale Gdqe" = tpie er nit neu,
em Grr6tben iagte = in Elm paar fe1te
3iifen 81, baden, cine anoere nit ben
gh6ern beg 8eritorbeneu gu fiaeu.
Was nit ben M6beln sef6eben folle =
Oh man fie rtitnebmen ober belIer bers
taufen lanen iolle - aber freili1 taiixbe
2ebteres feline 59tuierieteiten baben,
tuenn man es ni6t bier in Yerion nod
abma6en f6nnte. Dies MQes babe er
iiberbaupt balb me6aniih getbau, nur
I'm bic 3eit su t6bten. gBas fei an benz
alien Sr6beI gelegen? Gin Wanberpos
gel ri6te i6 iiberaq iein gaef Elm, pie
er es brau9s, unb idleppe bic Dalme
ba3u niGt nit iibers Weer.
Nuf bieie MeuBerung ermartete er Oh.
ne 3weifel, baB fie nun auf bic 6aupt.
fade fommen unb, ba bic 8ebenfseit
perfri9en, ibm ibre Gnti1eibung NIT
tbeilen ipiirbe. Sic idien aber GU
feline InipieIungen 3u hberboren, pIau=
berte ipieoer bon gan3 slei9siltisen
Oingen, unb oa fie unbermerft aug Der
Stabt berausgefommen tparen unb f1
einem Wirtbsbdushen ndberten, bas
smii6en benz SdloBberg unb benz GluB
an GuBe ber ipalbigeu 9hseIreibe lag,
i9lus fie bor, In bem @arten bort, Der
ibr aus alter 3eit mObl betannt lei, sus
iammen au 0littag gu efen. Das 9aus
Tel bamals beriibmt seueIen flr feline
quite 2a1e unb perbe boffentli9 ben
Rubm ni6t gang uab gar eingebiiBt
baben.
t8ortfetrne foIat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04
1efdbrli@e siremcm.

gta6 ber 59ilberune zines 3eitunasz
&orresponbenten 1T Maibineton bic ge.
fdbrli6he unter allen Dauptltdoten Der
@rbe. gs follen fid bort gegenwdrtig
ni6t tueniger als 1000 Nbentauerinnet
aufbalten, bic ibren 2ebensunterbaIt
bur9 @elberprei1ung au erIangen nil.
len. Neae RonsreBmiiglieber fnb Die
geiudtefen Opfer 6ieier Mbenteuerin=
men, uel9e meit bdbf1 un5 oft iogar
bon tuunberbarer 596nbeit finb. Die
aefdbrli6en S96nen lpiHen ii1 ibren
Spfern unter irgenb einem 8ormanoe
3u ndbern, uno ebe fi6's Der une,fab.
rene 8unoesseiebssber periiebt, Heht er
Dor Der NlternatiDe, cine 5umme @eIs
bes gu 3ablen ober i'll einen GfanoaI=
proceB pertpidelt gu merbem. Su ben
meiiten 6Glen tpdbIt er, I'm nidbt feinen
quten Ruf sa i6dSisen, ben f1rseren
Weg oes Be3ableas. go Elm 6inter.
mdlbier, Der fi9 gum erFen Maale aIs
Mitglieb Oes Gonsrefes in Wafbinston
einfinbet, bentt an ni9ts B6fes, tpenn
eine in tiefite Srauer seba1te iunge
WittDe i'm lpieoerbolt beiubi, Tim i'm
gu bitten, fiir eine geuiie 8iG, an bsren
paifitung fie Elm SntereRe babe, au
itimmen. grif Denn elm Wintel, Mbbo.
fat erf9eint uno Dem 5olon iagt: .Du
baif bic iunse Dame allein empfangen
unb ibr Die @be perfpro9en, gable
$4,000 ober made Nid auf eine gnt.
ibdbisungsflage ipeeen Bruds bes Che
peripre9ens gefaBt" = erft bann gebt
bem Iermlten ein 2i9t auf -Wenn MI=
leg befannt lpiirbe, pas bic WaIbiagto.
ner @eieBgeber i'm @ebeinlen 3u Iei6en
uno 3u eroul5en baben, tpiirbs lid bic
Welt tpsniger iiber bic 2eifiunsen bes
GOngreiles tpunbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04
q W Waberids Banf beaabIt 4
yro3ent 3infen fiir 3eits 9epoiiten.
9ie erfte 9ampfmaid,ine III Berlin.

Sm Sabre 1898 mar ber f6uial.
&ammerberr unb Directeur DIES Spec.
tacles Greiberr BON Der Hed, Befber
bes palais, in tpeI1em beute bas Ser.
renbaus tagt. Ser Sesr Direftor mar
fonit Na6bar ber 46nigli6en porssl.
an=Wanufaftur, bes beuti9en Geifs.
tagsaebdubes, uno bier lollie in beIag=
tenn Sabre bic erite 9ampflnaidine =
Jeuermaidine iaste man bamals = in
Berlin auf8eifelt merben. Sert Don
ber Eed betam barob einen groBen
@dref unb proteiiirte bagegem aus
2sbesfrdften, cine iol9e 6euermalGine
lei in bobem @rahe fur sc.
iunbbeit unb 2e5en Der 9lnpob.
net sefdbrlid. SroBsem gelangte
bic Waidine als @rfab fhr eim
RoBuert gum areibeu Der Stampfen
unb Wtiblen sur Mufife[lung. gs
mar ein iol6ss greisniB, baB Der Mini=
iter BON 6etuib bariiber an ben G6nig
einen Smmebiatberi6t einlanbte, in ipeIz
dem er ia8te: Isle oerbient BON gurer
Maieftdt unb 06ditbsro fbnigliden
Jrau @emahlin beieben au meroen.A
Oie Mai6ine eriebte mad bem ges
ri6t sebn pferoe unb betpssts II 5tams
pfeH, II Mablitsine. cine groBe III.
pferne 5deibe uub bob a(les n0tbige
yBailer ous einem 40 JuB iiefen Bruns
nen. Der gDlinoer bate 16 3oa
Sur9meier. Der &efel uog 18 @euts
ner. Der 8erbrau6 Oh 5teintoblen be-
true bel 13ltiinoiSer 2lrbsits5eii tdgli6
IL S6eifel. Ser 8aIaneier ipar nod
bon 0ol3, Die 5etitellunsstoitsn Der
Wlai6ine beliefen iitb auf l .404 S6aler,
II 9rOfdea unb Z Pfsnnig. 9ielelbe
mar ii6er 23 Sabre i'm 9ettiebe. Die
Bldne itammten BON gDatt & Goul.on
in Birmingham, Die 4uafiibruas ers
fol9te bur0 ben Gngldnber 8aIoon in
ben i6nigli9en giienbltten su Mala.
CANA unb @leimib. Die 9ltaoemie Der
2iinlfe beriieb ibm bafiit bic splbene
Meoaille. Sie eriie Dampfmaidine
in Berlin baute er1t 6reuno I'M Sabre
1917.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04
beg fran36fi9en @elanbten, pel6er oas
bur6 bic neue brafilianiide &egierung
gu belsibigen fiirdtete.
9as etnstae aaranttrte Setlmittcl

9as etmstge saranttrte 9eilmittcl
flir alle 8Iutentartungen uno 5liilIe,
Sinnen, puiteln, MusidIdge unb 6auts
trantbslien ieoer ge3eidnung unb Nrt
lit DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Gin 8arantiei9ein bon einem
Recommendation @ei6dftsbaus biirgi
oafltr, oaB es niibi unb beilt, ober bas
8eIb tpirb 3uriidgeseben.
@bronii6er 9fafentatarrb poiitib aez
beilt bur9 DR.. Sage's Remedy. so
Gents, in Ipotbefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04

sOr 3err M. s. Sacpbfon bat
bas einsge Deutf6e pbotosrapbiide Nte.
lier in San AntouiD. Suite Irbeit uno
billige preiie. 9to. 2 @ait Souitous
SiraBe neben ber Bride gu ebener @rbe.
Die ausgeitellten 8ilber Seugen bon Ser
fiinItlerii6en Jertigfeit bes 6errn so.
eobfon unb Sober iollte lie bslidtigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04

@aneelnee GmpfeblunsS s8arten. Seeer Mann,
leee 6rau une eeeS Sine, pel4e Or. 8ua'S 0uIer
Sprup aebrauht baben, tonnen beS 2ebes befelber
nitt mhee percen unb barin 1T Der @ruHe ter tedn.
big 3unebmeneen 9a6frase gu iu6en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04

- aus Wabrio 'pi,b esmelbet, baB
bas ipanifde Wtniiierium relignirt babe.
5agaita tuirb nun bsriu9en, Elm neues
3abinet gu biloen unb atpar auf elmer
Bats, ipeld)e bic Wieoerausf0bnuug
alIer liberalen partei @ruppeu eim6ss
lidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04
9iitet Gnd1 bur galben gesen Iatarrb,
ote S.uetiilber cuff1dffeu.

oa AuedFlber iider ben Sinu bes @sru18 ser.
itoren nnb bas sanse S9fem oDlie ssrriiiten
iniro, nenn eS ourd bic idleimigen Obsraadea
einorinst. SoIfs artifel ioIlten ME aubsr auf
8eroronuns gut berufemer ar3te gebraudi
ireroen, ba Der Sd)aoen, ben fie anridten, scbn.
nal 70 srob 1T aIs oaS @ute, baS Sbr baSon
ei3ieleH fonntef Sall's 8atarrb Sur,
fab:isirt bon 3. 8. Gbsnb & So, 9uIebo,
Ohio, entpdlt fein Nuedilber uab ipirb inner
lid genontmea unb pirit brett auf bas @Iut
unp bic i4leimieen Sber1dden bes ebfems.
@enn. .Sbr Salls satartb tfur fduft, feiO iider.
oa6 Sbr bic 6dte betonlmt Gle luirb iuresIid)
aenommen une in 1cIebo, Sbio, ban 3. 8.
@bene1 & 60, aenad)i
EB- 8erfauft bon apctbci,ra, YreiS 10 ets.
fir bic ilaTde.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04

se Cir hie feinife Serfep.
Gutter luenoet @u6 on 4iols
ba d & We ton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-01-04

Die
WOdentli9e 5reie Yreiie fit geras
erf9eint
ieoen Qommerfag
unb foitst
$3.50 fit bas Sabr poer $1.25 f,is
6 Wpnafe tn Vurausbesablmna.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-06
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

The difference between an enlightened
and savage community consists in the fact
that in the latter there are no marauding
sewing machine agents. life insurance solicit
ors or book agents. There may be other diff
ferences, but they do not come to mind Just
at present.
An Illuminated cat ia among the curiosi-
ties OF the patent Office at Washington, d. c.
1t is made of pasteboard or tin painted over
with phosphorus. and is intended to brighten
away rats and mice and such small deer"
in the darkness of cellars and garrets.
There is prune orchard of forty trees at
Grapgervilie, Cal, which bore this year
2s,200 pounds of fruit, an average of 7O5
pounds to the tree. One tree among the
number produced LAO pounds. The fruit
has sold In that locality this season for 81
cents pound.
Says the Toronto Globe "A colored clergy
man of New York, on visit to Paris, was
astounded to find man of his race seated
at the place Of honor at one of the best
hotels, surrounded by a reiiDue of servants
and assiduously waited upon. He also
found Paris full of wealthy Haytiants who
lived upon terms OF perfect equality with the
whites. This condition of things is not Pc
culiar to Paris or to France, but exists gener.
ally throughout what are commonly called
the Latin countries of Europe.
| Probably the most accommodating railroad
in this country Is the narrow gauge running
| from Tunkhannock to Montrose, Pa. 1t has
been late good deal recently, and finally a
Lehigh Valley conductor, who had to wal,
for it, asked a passenger the reason. 'Well,''
he said, II don't know what usually max 4
1t late, but can tell you what detained us
tonight. One of our passengers, while look.
| ing out of the car window with his mouth
| open, lost his set of g0ld.mounted false
teeth. The conductor. on being informed of
| the loss, stopped the train and backed up to
| the point of the accident, when all hands
went hunting with lanterns for the teeth
until found.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-06

| lated to encourage these men to vote. for IL
must necessarily be concession to the
| weak To be in favor, as the News ia. Of nro
| tpcting the weak Southern voter and against
protecting the weak Northern voter Is Hog
zeal to absurdity. The constitution of :, is
State has guaranteed to every male citi.
zen Of twenty-one years and upwards. with
certain exceptions, the right of suffrage. This
means something more than the right to de-
post ballots In the ballot box on election day.
IL means that he shall have the right of depos-
lung the ballot of his choice. with the
guaranty of this right goes the duty OF
adopting such regulations as shall ensure
him as far as practicable the enjoyment of it.
As between two systems IL is the dlty of the
State to choose the one which will the better
conserve the right. The Australian system
abridges in no degree the right which the
strong and the brave have under the present
system of depositing the ballot of their
choice, and, according to the News, it better
conserves the right of the weak to do the
same thing. II then it protects the right of
the strong just as we'll as the existing system
and the right of the weak better, is it not
better system than the present one, aud for
that reason ought 1t not to be adopted? Are
the opponents of the Australian ballot will
Ing to plant themselves openly upon the
ground that no effort should be made to pro-
tect the weak in the exercise Of the right of
suffrage?
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-06

The Bridgton News says the Australian
ballot is concession to the weak and cow
Rrdly and therefore ought not to be encour-
aged. The Australian system gives every
man In the community, be he brave or cow
ardly, be he rich or poor, be
ne learned or ignorant. the chance
10 vote as his judgment dictates. II it is a
concession to the weak. the answer is that
some concession ought to be made to the
weak, If that concession does no Injustice
70 tne strong. If the Australian system is
70 De condemned because it is concession
10 the veal, .hen the constitutions of the
united States and of the State Of Maine ara
70 be condemned for the same reason for
they are full Of concessions to the veal
by the constitution of the United sto+oo
every Senator and Representative il relievod
from all legal responsibility for words snol,a,,
IN Debate In Congress. What is that b,, =
concession to the weak Senator or R.nrosa,,
tatiVe who might not have the courage to s1
press his sentiments II he could be callsa %
account Tor them outside of Congressp Tho
constitution Of this State contains s;,..,-
provision. Furthermore our exis,,no -"
tion law Is full Of such conoas.,-
The ballot itself is concession N ~ ''
and 1t was adopted in nominating co nUan'
lions and at the polls largely for the rea ,em
that pfcd roce voting tended to constrain tha
weak. From the Every nature Of the oasno
large part Of the voters are liable to he wei.
because they are dependent. In the Southern
States today are millions of voters who are
kept from the polls by intimidation. Thew
are weak. Now to be logical the Bridgton
News should oppose any legislation calcu.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-06

We have been favored with copy Of a
long protest, signed by the female graduates
Of Colby University against the new plan of
co-educatiOn recently adopted in that insti-
tuition. The document winds up with this
appeal
Colby University is the only college in northern
new England thai gives to women the means VI a
comprehensive and thorough culture She is
too. we believe, the Oldest Institution IN the
country mat mas ever admiteu women to full col
leglate h,nors. Is 1t any wonder that women
W.. VINO KNOW TINS. wno wat The liberal culture and
IT'S privileges saved TO themselves and their sis
terb, burn with sense of injustice at the adop-
lion VI this new measure? Gent emen, you have
our protest Wnl You kindly reconsider your ac-
vassed by you IN all its bearings. Your generosi-
~ has given US The ability u judge. Let that
our sincerity be the apology for speaking.
Unless our understanding of the new plan
Is very faulty, no good reason exists why
these young ladies SHOULD burn with
sense of injustice" at its adoption. Under
the new plan female students are placed on
perfect equality with the males. Their
educational privileges have in no way been
curtailed, and the parchment roll, tied with
due ribbon. which the lady graduates will
receive on commencement day next year will
mean Just as much rs those that were deliv-
ered 10 the lady graduates of last year. If
the old plan presented some advantages
"hicn females do not enjoy under the new
one, as these protestants seem to think. then
IL would seem natural that the compliments
should be the present female students.
They, however, appear to be satisfied.
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-06

The Albany journal seems to have a
grudge against Stanley. After referring 10
him as ''small, slight ,gray-haired'man'" as
a contrast to his wife who is called tall,
graceful, handsomeswoman, her face flushed
with pride and health" the report Of the
lecture says: 'Mrs. Stanley surveyed the
audience aud the ball with evident interest
for time, but fell asleep before her husband
had finished his lecture"
The Portland daily press., 1890-12-06

A scarcity of freight cars on the Northern
Pacific may result in very interest
ing experiment in the state of WASHINGTON.
An immense crop Of wheat has been harvest
cd and In many cases sold. but the railroad
cannot fur nish the cars or the engines to
move it, Some of the farmers think they
are between the upper and neither millstones
Of quarrel between elevator and railroad
companies and propose to build railroad
from the eastern counties Of the state to
Puget Sound to be operated on the socialistic
principle. The prevailing tendency of the
times In railroad business is toward con-
centration, not diffusion of power. In.
stead of several roads with different owners
and managers, roads are grouped together in
systems with one man as the responsible
head of the whole. This has been believed
to be perfection Of successful management,
but II this experiment of many heads TO
single line succeeds, it may cause change
of policy all over the county. At all events
the farmers will be watched with much in
terest.