The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-26
POINTS IN PARAGRAPHS.

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II is estimated that the mono shown
a. the Paris eaPosisi LOT" Tsrs worth from
s~pecialties. such as n model at the Eitfel
tower, made entirely Of diamonds, thres,
and o~ne-luartcr feet long, which In 10
All our disputes with Canada about the
fisheries could he settled in N month " IL
british lions tail. A howl from his royal
vote. and i. proof of a spirited policy
Experts say that u better quality Of linn
burger cheese is made in n~orthern Ohio
than any that IL imported. This Is doubt
less true. Ii is certain that the bologna
sausage of Cincinnati is universally de-
clarcd by cpicures to bc more juicy and
satisfactory than the hest that ever came
A French practitioner, in the course of
u large number of rcvaccinations, was
struck with the fact that the operation
on the leg than when the arm was selected.
Among Il. cases the percentage of failures
was i5.i5on the leg, as compared with
Si.S4 ON the arm.
The cutlery against the jury system just
because the Cronin jury disappointed
system has served the English speaking
people mighty well i'm the past, and il is
an invaluable institution. even IL it does
occasionally let some guilty man escape.
Boston Herald.
The Chicago Inter Oceoa is to some ex-
tent right on the whisky and negro qucs-
ton. Whisky Is not entirely
may have something tn do with
them. If there were no republican party
when he is drunk.-St. Louis Republic.
IL has been discovered that il doesn't
pay any longer to erect tcI-story office
buildings in New York. There are just
$1,000 business offices in the city. There
il perhaps no finer location i'm the city for
a lawyer. real estate man or
agency than that offered 10y the new Times
building. In that ediiicc are 10 offices.
The two top floors are occupied by the
Times editorial aud rooms, and
are not included in this number. OF the
20 offices only about thirty-Hve are
rented.
The Boston aldermen have voted to
have themselves hauled home i'm hacks at
the expense of the city when their sessions
last till IL p. M. They have also given
their constituents the privilege OF paying
for a badge for each alderman, the price
of badges To be 81 apiece. The reason for
these peculiar provisions is not clear at
the first glance; but possibly ihe alder.
night to get home without a
help, and the badges may be useful i'm
saving them from arrest when bawdy
houses and rum mills are raided.-Chicogo
GioLe.
Ii was very poor politics i'm senators But
Ter. Morgan and Gibson to introduce the
government can never settle it.. On the
contrary. the past has proven that federal
intcrfcrenccs has invariably had the effect
of rctarsling and ~postporiug its settle
ment. Federal intervention arouscs the
white mans natural ~prejudices. because
congress always makes "A political pet of
the negro Mcssrs. Butler. Gibson and
Morgan have made "A great mistake and
furnished something like Justification for
Interference in the race prob
lem.-lNsnphis Con, naerciat.
The postage stamp will celebrate its
fftieth anniversary next year. The I'M
vention is due to printer James Chalmers,
of ind who died in 1854, and who
finally. with his system, the adhesive
stamp. conquered the whole civil
lied world. England, fifty years ago, i'm
trotluced the postage stamp, and accord
sued the first stamps for public use on
u, 1SiO. A year later they were i'm
trodIIccd i'm the United States of North
America and Switzerland, and again. "a
few months later, in Bavaria, Belgium
and France.
The heiress tn the throne of the Meter
the Princess Wilhelmina, is a few
months past her ninth birthday. As the
only queen regent of the future she is n
interesting parsonage. the most inn
young lady that now figures i'm
European politics. Young AS she is, the
of her marriage has already
mootcd and widely discussed, and il
is probable that very few more years will
pass over her childish head before she
will he solennly betrothed to some one
Dr. other of the many p~retendants to her
hand. She * at present "a pretty. fair
barred little girl. very closely and car ful-
IS guarded by her watchful mother. Queen
Emma. who stIperin;cnds herself the
course of education which is destined to
make the future queen of Holland One of
the most accomplished princesses of
Europc.-Paris letter in the ST. Louis