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New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
RIs,IA hI.Ys AZ IsLAND.

London July l,.-Icw people have ever heard Of
Worm. Island in tho Baltic which ha~ belonged for
many generation, 70 tie Haron- II otachcucrg. Eu,-
ia La, lpuc wished 10 ipIm oOalIue -'iuOu tI"lr.
but IL owner 0Icc refused Iu oncr of Al,OOO,OiO
sterling H. pIcut plo prcior h1- iu~t parted with
il 10 the zar for htllr over icOO,CpO francs.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
up Srryys9y.y APPEAL SUSTAINED

Albany. July I5.-Thc superintendent oi fup'
In,tructon \ :. Draper, has handed down d de'I'io"
sustaining the appeal Of George SeinSon t"a'hef III
Grammar school No. 24 in Newlork Clty' against o
a,,ior of the city superintendent Of schools pr;
iasper who Informed him that his cerullca'e "ou'u
eApire March II, loVos
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
FEELING AGAINST HEBREWS IN RUSSIA

St Petersburg, July 1j.-Thcrc is strong lrrliA'"h
among the anti Scmtes here owing 10 the iac' thI'
some Of the prisoners convicted in Paris oi BENG iPi
Gated i'm a Nhili~tc plot Jews stringent measure
AGAINST the Hebrews arc being prepared by the author
tc, These include tie suppression Of the Wsp1pcr
NoXo-t" whose editor hl- been warned thai ne muaU
sct;le his affair and leave the country by l70-.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
DID yor SEIZE THE conEAv ROYAL PALACE.

Washington. JuIy L.. Rear Admiral H"ihAp col"
,noudirs tIo Naval force, "u ti" A-air station Ai
informed tine Navy Department rlM ih"r" D. %" u''''
iu the report shat Do" took p"-."-'i" 'i ine N''- p
.la, At seoul during the recent troubles in C"rr1 ana
,l .u ba did OIL that oc,l-i iou wa g. station irooir
iu the United stale Legation IuildirF f'r the pro
lection II American subjects ard property. Ih'N
were subsequently withdraw Do, a dHiI- I''ilcn I''
al
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unxnr, ro pErrvIAx uERoE,

Lima Peru. July l., via t'altc>t'n.-Iho bodies oi
lie Peruvian hcIT, Who lost their 1--we, during the
Late war with Chii were landed here 10 day and
drpo-.tcd n the Pantheon. The procession was the
nrgc,t ever seen iu Perm. y religions ceremony VIII
taEc place t. morrow. Flag OF all nation, ar"
drap'd and hung Al half mast Ihc greatest "id'i
prevailed.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
v,v,srrP ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

Fort Worth. Tex. July 15-Tho Rev. Dr. W.
MITCHELL pastor of tie Broadway Prc'byerihh "u''"
Of Fort Worth, was orres'ed t"day io' i'' 1i
oao',n,,r, 70 p. 500 He was placed in JAIL being
unable ~ give $1,000 bond
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
THE POPE OUTSIDE or THE VATICAN GRorSp,

Rome. July -. The Pope. in 'a~ri'e' cIor'cd
by two soldiers Of the 'oImdia Nobii'' lr ih'
vatican grounds hv of the fond'm"n'a ~" o.
d,v. ,nd arov- a- far as M" Nusei rit' where h.
rc-cntcrcd the gouuds. Tie >"tir'' a. '' H'h'
presented arms hr pt--o'!. an1 ih' N"f""." "'"~
III. road kI.,t down r.''r"4tN.
The oa,~rt Of th" Pop, drIv" wa T." VII 'h"
-culptor Aurcl and inspect hI- -'a'u@ Of II Ih"ni'
An
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
MR- STANLEY orILL Ill.

London. July Ij.-Mr stanley continues H. p'
parLc say, he j, exceedingly weak The Queen Ia
sent a message by telegraph making inquiry a. t
h, condition.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
TllrrArFXING MORE EFVrLATIONS.

Dcrlin ruly I5.-Tl" .Frluhurtor Zcitung" threaten,
IN make further revelations relative 10 bismarck which
have hitherto been suppressed unlc~' the y" hrici'h
cra-c, 10 crtc,c the report Of TIC former papers IN
tcrvicW with the cA Chancellor.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
AZ AnrR1cAN nlEl.. SIIcIpE.

Berlin July l5.-An American girl, Mis- Jo5cphln
Ncuendon who had been studying music IL TN, cty
committed suicide here today. Her mind IS SAID L
have been Affected by over study.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
,--,r Dor rTTTrD Ry MS PLAYMATE.

ruItcnvilIc. y. y. July 15.-AlcAander' son %,
George IIorninc. age ten. Nls accidentally sh" "''
killed This morning bv Aurie DnnIap, atC ,,I
The boys were out IN tne "o'"' '"''''"7
ri0
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
PRICE THREE CENTS.
BRECKENRIDGE UNDER FIRE
JUDGE McCLURE'S POWERFUL ARGUMENT

THE DEFENDANTS FRIENDS REALIZE THE
GRAVITY OF THE CATIoN-UNITED
STATES SENATORS JONES AND BERRY
LEND HIM THEIR COUNTENANCE-
CLAYToN'S MURDER WAS A POLITI.
CAL ASsASSINATION-BR -BRECKIN-
RIDGE THE BENEFICIARY.
CLAYTON WAS FAIRLY
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
RAcE RIOT ~ BAnYwEGL COUNTY, s.
THREE HUNDRED NEGROES, ARMED WITH NEW
RIFLES REPORTED TO BE OPPOSING
IMLNIN- FIVE MIILrE MLN.

Charleston. :. C., July ia riot is reported
near Kcarsc. in Ramwcll County, Three hundred
negroes armed with new rifles. are said 10 con
from; twenty-five white n.cn. ono negro has been
killed Assistance has .ouc from the nclghbor-
NJ. fnNn,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
,.,,,rnt RAILROAD COLLISION.

pocbestcr y y. July l5.-Waltcr W. Harris OF
u,roI, and William Callapy. Of lnSdalH. y. " en-
rocr and fireman Of We,t shore freight tram We're
,d in a COLI ion between their tram and western
Ncw.Yorl. and Phadeiphla train at Gene~ef adJN Ky
i,.,ior y g. fonr mile, south Of this city, thls
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
nfclAnEp 10 BE IN.NNE.

Paris. July -. TIE man Who nrc1 revolver
outside tne Ely-ce yesterday While President Carnot
Wa passing from hIs carriage to the palace Wa
cXamiucd {" day by ply clans and pronounced To be
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
ruLr H.r1nNM-- nn11nAN -1N rrAzL-

TIE NATIONAL HOLIDAY ~ BRAZIL
Rio Jarcro. Juy l1.-(c~tcrday VA the National
holiday i'm Eazil The street, Of tbs city were deco
rated At night thcr. va, a display Of lrcworh, and
tho City wa Illuminated.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
~ HAVE A NOVEMBER Session.

London, July 1j-Thc Government has decided 10
adhere to the proposal for November sitting OF
Parliament; The date Of meeting viii probably be
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
MR.. GLADSTONE BETTE

London, July 1j-Mr. Gladstone IS better. leStcr-
dav afternoon he attended a garden party. Inc
Queen was also present.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

no TAKE WISsNANN'S PLACE TEMPORARILY.
ucrlin July 13.-Baron Gravcnrcuth has been ap
pointed temporary Imperial German Commissioner II
East Africa.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
CONSTANTINOPLE'S GREAT fIRE.
THE LOSS REPORTED TO BIZ NEARLY s5cooooo
a COMPARATIVELY SMALL INSURANCE

Constantnoplc. July 1.-The losses by TIE great
fire Of saturday last in this city amount 10 clooOVoo
There is an insurance of cc3ooO in British companies
on the property destroyed.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
ApArGrrER or THE CAR TO BE MARRIED.

4
= Petersburg, July l.. The Grand Duchc>, Ncai.
eldest daughter Of IN" Cltr. N.ll marry tn, Grand
pukc Alexander Mch1nloyItch her second cousin.
II /, a love match.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

decision. ~ adopted young Clarh's share
would be about SJO,0hO
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16

Berlin. July l5.-Emperor william Will vls!t Queen
Victoria at Osborne House Oh August II
New-York tribune., 1890-07-16
FROM LAKE TO RESERVOIR,
THE NEW AQUEDUCT OPENED.
FaRTy MILLION GALLONS MORE OF CRoIoN
WATER A DAY.

Ar ropvA1, cEREMoNIEs-THE COMMISSIONERS
srvrp.r, HOURS TOO LATE TO SEE THE
FIRST DROPS ARRIvE-THE PUBLIC
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

OF unequal skill and strength. the pro
voksd one became the victim ef . brutal
superiority. Today most OF the stu
dents clubs send = hst 10 tneir rivals
containing the names Of such members
a. are willing 70 eight. The challenged
club then chooses out OF us own number
such as are regarded As tae eqnsls OF
the others 20 meet them.
This list may be corrected several
times until, IN the Judgment OF both
sides, the couples are evenly matched
All necessary provision is made 10 pre-
vent serious consequences. The arms
are rapiers. long, straight blades halt
an inca wide, sharp on both edges fer
about eleven inches from the point
Only the chest, the face and the skull
are open for the blows. eyory other part.
especially the eyes and the throat. be-
ing protected. The contest takes gen
orally hfteen minutes of actual hght-
ing. II a wound is not sooner inflicted,
which calls for the immediate attend
ance Of tho su-geoa. The latter is al
ways present with his professional
utensils ready for use. AS no pauses
are counted, the time the contestants
stand opposite each other oftoR exceeds
an hour.
As the serious duel appears to many
baroarous, so this, which has deadly con-
sequences only in case OF gross care
lessness on the part OF the wounded.
or by accident, is considered ridicu
lous. And yet its defender may find
find something TO say in its favor
There is in every youth some
thing inherited from his savage an
cestors, a certain amount of rudeness,
an overfowing vigor of his maturing
physique. This needs to come out some
how and 1t is entirely restrained only
by few. The freshly-scquired feeling
OF manhood wants TO assert itself, and
1t often enough runs riot. Those Ger
man "Mensmen" conduct this vigor into
we'll regulated channels. While it is
thus satisfied. it is at the same time put
under a certain control, which in itself
Is an educational force.
This duel affords such test. In IL
the contestant shows his mettle, and
he comes out of it with strengthened
SoAA-ASAA~nON' "AASH SAtCh, Az idoOh AAAS'
distinguishes him favorably from those
who have never gone through such an
experience. Take men of high stand
ing in science and public life in Ger
many. You will find that large num-
Der OF such have taken a very active
part in this juvenile sport. The pride,
therefore, that some of these young
men take in the scars which deface
their countenance hardly deserves
the snesr they so often get. IL
rather shows their chivalrous mind;
they arc Prouder OF these marks Of
manly character than of effeminate
beauty. IL is a fact that towards, afraid
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

CATARRH.-This dreadful disease,
only slight congestion OF the mucous
membrane of the nose at first, increases
with each cold until it spreads through
out the whole mucous system. affecting
the throat, ears, bronchial tubes, stom-
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a disposition TO worry and fret about
trouble ahead that never comes, spells
Of feeling afraid or uncertain, some
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If you have great sense of weakness
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If your head aches, feels numb and
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If you have any Of these feelings do
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DR TODD'S Office IS at AZ Monroe-st..
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reasoning OF society. which will not ac-
cept any one as a gentleman who de-
clines 70 show bis courage in this way.
Most duels are fought for this reason;
SC Is the condemnation OF society which
"a feared moro than the weapons Of the
opponent In fact the weapons COM
monty chosen, pistols, do not cali for
much courage. The danger is over in
moment. tberc is not much chance for a
display OF skill, and c1perisnce shows
that such dueis very seldom have So
rious ending Such ducls as We read of
in novels are few and far between.
and, when they occur, there Is something
more serious on the bottom OF them than
the requirements OF society-some NOR
IA feEd. in which tho contestants feel
that the earth can not bear both OF
thern alive. Such characters. strong
and noble IN love and hate, are not
found as often In lie as in novels. and
are such "a will always make their own
moral laws
Fencing duels With any weapon are OF
a more dangerous character and there
fore require mora courage. Even when.
as IN certain notorious French duels, the
f-ss drop o. blood drawn. no matter
how slight wound Is inflicted. ends
the contest, one has 70 look his enemy
fn the face for somo time. and see the
blade. ready 20 punish him. fash before
rs eyes Tho most serious duel Is that
fourht With heavy curved sabers
t"Krum msae bol1, which mostly in
fict severe wounds The duel is gen
erslly continued until one OF the con-
tes.ants IS unable 20 80 on. Many die
g. consequ OF are crippled FOR LIE
The successful handling of the weapon
requires GOODNESS. presence Of mind,
skill o. hand and IN eye both sharp and
quick.
The 1ast-uaued weapons OF pistols
sre chosen BY German university stu
dents in case OF serious duel. The
challenged one generally has the priv
iar- Of choice II he is trained in
fencing he VIII "a q rnla choose the
sa6er. II bis adversary can not handle
the saher be may either change -
PISTOLS. or else sins vii be given him
- t-sin himself IN fencing. Older
studenss. however. who belong 70 clubs
whose members srs pledged to the ss-
ccptsnce Of any challenge t'unbedingts
satisfactory sre supposed to need 10
more training. But one must not think
thst such 6acis for life Or death are en-
tered mon iirhtiV-
The challenge Is brought about in 6if-
fercnt WAYS. Two bands of seudenss
coaa from 5iTerens quarters, where
they have bad a pilv night There
heated spirl = easily euorEh bring socus
quarrel. a lock. wea1inEiess word.
failarc ~ give ample reon - pass. being
sufficient ID start cne Instead - en-
EaTinr then ana there in a fire. frhs,
visi-i1E caris are roSt politely ex-
charrei ard tto parties separate quiet
lv 70 neet agsia. wsapcus 10 hanS. on
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

ths Facing groznd A sta1s1t whe
1e~s Esst ezrs - .41s Tor s4en "a sec4-
sen. nsssslag sAe<hef wAsn as EssarAz
az see91 hks eq44i. ~tl2 go;iseiY isssra
hss1l l1@s &c desires ts1eiag censess
sin h1z- fae s-stoI Il e44stnx TIA
eocsss. - inEAcstnS sl-g2s iEs4 + 50
ga sd soseAs s mere eEo Hers asa y
peartag. TAsre are esrsasz coasen sLes-
- forals shieA ele@rly sh0~ is par
Psse. nzmSiy - peosexs a eA&1enge,
fer Instance. sEe stsadens s<ys - al
sshsrs y - sFs sanes.s tsss s1ad sla
aamnsr isngsa TIE ons sa0 Is a4-
ersssed ~ tbs wsy hs-dly tatsks q tas
meaning " tEess s0rcs. be slnaply "a
der-Eas1s gA2s be = ~.asec foE cuet.
As II las oflea happened IN shls nstAod
IL Challenging tai tas coates t@zEs ~ers
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

arrived II chssase i>ss slghs. Teee 1a1
10 asz&y. aA4 - sla4 ~ .Aear trleg1A'
t1ens oEs % skstr little boss hs2 ssrsye4
s.sy 2n& ga .ssk They gave tAs desS
ss<ee4zs ssssri psls1 ~ tEs lass ehtl-.
wkicA The s2sel4l EASILY rscogaisssd -
tes boy tA4t sls 1Fs1xht ~ : s4ors
enc before. TAs te@Es - she sEhappy
E4rsnss ssrned - ase loy sA~a inforaed
of EAe i1cE sA.k s4elE sbll4 ~@s s2As A2a
49, "a sslees bsls~
Thsy ~eFs tsxea 4own-sssirs. Bat
failed - feooxaizs sAssr o~z eksld "a
Ie AZ. swees aAx eissa- f&ss asleep on the
= whiss ysiis~ Tss boy h41 sos been
s21hed siEes ths fx1ily left Ns~ Jersey y.
and sGs ceases neatly IN sery 1ir.y
eoE1lslon. a fa<t 50 a ge1 50 tbsE s1ea
ths parents last So siu they II
tss1y faIlez - reoegaizs ths eAlld as
theis eva Thsy snmenss1 soe5ing
again. ssyihS Aat il &as not their
Thomas and IL vas net until they sere
sa0sn The ehild's elotbing that they be-
llesed Il - be thelr Osn. joy once
more reigaed Supreme.
The real Rame OF the family Is Rob
er.s The nase of the boy whe was
taken ia Is Thomas Hendricks Roberts.
whilo twin brother bears the hOnorei
tlt1e Of Grover Cleveland Roberts Al
otner IS girl Ten years old and two
boys aged eigkt and eleven years respect
lively. They are on their way 70 81
Louis, where they have friends. and
seemed fuH Of grit. announcing their in
tention OF waking that distance
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

OF the scorn OF their fellow-stndents.
overcome their fear Of pain, and, after
fighting two or three OF these duels,
wonderfully improve in their character
and may be placed afterwards in the
same rank with their most courageous
comrades. For IL takes a great amour:
Of seli-cOntrol for man. especially
when be is bleeding with painful
wounds, to stand unGinohingiy for over
an hour before his antagonist I'm
finchingly" ia used here In its strlctest
sense. for the slightest sound OF pain,
or movements OF the hand. or even OF
the head under heavy blow, will bring
disgrace. both on him who bears him
self 80 unmsnly and on bis irieads,
for whose cOiors be figh - and who sur
round him With anxious and tender
looks. Besides testing courage, these
contests foster self-cOntrol. presence OF
mind. self-reliance and feeling of
solidarity, and 40 serve ss useful dis
cipline for later life ERNST RICHABD.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

Tbs sFEDENFs WEAF- the k1tlaht Ia
o-1s. tioas of Vest
srn and Southern Europe, his Anglo
Saxon cousins shortly end al dis
eassion by calling tie custom semi
bsrbarous or even ridiculous. bus not
sitnstantinE that, people With whom
boxing IS National sport, who even
pay money 20 see human beings iniurs
each other, have no right 70 condemn
she manly aFt OF 8eif-teiense" In an
OtAer form think shat with this 40
with other unfamiliar customs, We
should try % understand before Ne pass
Judgment What purpose In tying 20
give the philosophy Of the duel IS not
80 mach - defend the cnstom, which
seems not % come ap 20 the standard OF
civilization. a. 20 explain Il
We must distinguish between two
kinds OF duels foughs in German uni
sersitias. One kiad which Ia not pecul-
iar % students. nor 20 Germans, Is
contest Tor life add death. 20 settle
sofne serious difficulty on some point OF
honor. This Is common 70 all nations
on tho European continent Even IN
this country such dusls have not yet
quite disappeared. In Europe they viii
not tis4pPear as long as society thinks
IL beneath the dignity ot 4 gentleman %
bring certain offenses into court, or con-
tiders . mans honor stained by insults
for which there IS no redress in law.
How powerful hota this code OF honor
hAs upon society Is shown by the fact
that no military ogtcer can keep his ep-
aulettes, who declines 4 duel or who,
under certain circumstances, does not
challenge. To take a single instance,
man like Ferdinand Lassalle, who per-
sonally was greatly opposed TO the duel,
felt himself obliged 10 submit % the
custom and died Us victim. This duel
70 the death may have originated In
desire for vengeance; in many cases it
was undoubtedly an invocation OF
higher POWER to prove the falseness OF
the charge implied in the insult.
The modern dEelist, though tho
baser teelingof revenge may often guide
his deadly weapon, has another philcso-
ply. 10 IS not the destruction OF his op-
ponent which he desires: he tries, by
exposing himself to the danger OF being
killed and wounded. to prove his cour-
age. which is the first OF manly virtues,
and thHs TO clear his honor. This Is the
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

lb1 rot 1T tbst tired feeling aarg
onto you ull tas heat q n Didsupmer,
hut get F1d ot y az oase. ~ taking
HcOs SaFsspsrilss. shs<h VII see
vou strengta sna gor. sosd by drug
glzts-
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02
DIDN'T RscoGNlzE HIM.
Family F2ii- to I1-rttfy = Lost child
After He Il Washed.

Desplsines street station vas the
scene of a soEching Incident last night,
saTs the Chicago Globe, but one that
bad pleasant enGiag About half past
nine o'clock an officer brought in iittis
urchin whose clothes were In ra-s. and
whose face vas % ErinT that s. sss
disicuit % dlstisguish hin from pick
aniny. TIE lad was given IN charge 81
Mrs. Price. tAe 1atrOn q the station.
Who began questiouinz tie boy. Al
the iafornation that cosld he gained
vas that ais name vas Thomas Hen
dric<s and that ~ came frou far away.
Ms Price washed the li.tie fellorT.
clothed hira II cIsas nixkt-6ress and
put him % I'D While thls -as roina
on = family. cnasisssnz q tsfher.
mother. faree hoys ard ore girl were
ucstsirs unfolding a tale 81 woe ard
t-ouble into the generous ear q Desk
Sergeant Bartsr. They said thst they
had co-ae From New Jersey ard bad
walked @sst az TIE wsg and hzi oaly
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-02

With those useless and in5u1 Gus med
ic,nes, such as tonics, sumgiants, uer-
viEes and sopor fcs. sleep prod ucIng
1ruEs, bsnd g gee " Instrumental spri-
ances. they are C no ava 3. ths q disssse
S stiil taers and - ouiv - Cured bv
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Grsnd Rsp s.. Mch. Consul tsboas
Free and Con HSental No Chargs for
services until CBrrL
Don't vsste your tIs-
Ne ruaning - dTrg stores.
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THE DUEL IN GERMANY.
ee1asz<s slzsh Each Oehsr ca
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