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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
They Are in n Critical Conditien-Hhe
Queens New Cabinet.

g.y FRANcrsoo. CAL, February 2S.-Ihe
CHRONICLES Honolulu letter, dated February
18th, saws: Affairs are in critical conul-
ton Serious troubles are certain to come
sooner or later. A threatening anonymous
letter was printed this morning adare t sea
oueeu;s life is in danger. 1t IS an open
secret that the letter was written py
Robsrt Wilcox. the revolutionist, for the
parpose of inauguratIng public demonstra-
lions against the Queen. Just before the
CbaTleston sailed it was reported that the
onean had selected O new Cabinet, as FOL:
lows: Mr. Wilson, Premier and Minister OF
the Interior; Samuel Parker M M;n,a.er II II
finance. Minister Whiting Attorney
General. The Queen has not yet appoint
ed the heir apparent to the throne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
A HORRIBLE DEATH.

John Galloway, negro man, was found
diving near the track of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway last night, about Two
miles below the city, almost cut to pieces.
How lie came 10 lose his life no one seems
TO know. His left leg was severed lust pc
low tbe knee. the right foot was cut nearly
of the BODY almost cut IN twain, and the
head crushed into jelly. A Suspicion Is
prevalent that he was first murdered and
then placed on the railroad track and the
body run over, but so far no clue has been
found
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
TO MAKElT HOT FOR M'LAUeHLlN.

His Nomination to BE Fought--A Negroes
Body Cut to Pieces-Succ ssful Factory
Especial telegram 10 the D.spatchl
IYNcHBuRG, Va, February ga wing OF
the Republican party in this city who are
oppGsed to Mclaughlin, the newly noml-
mated postmaster, state to-day that they
propose TO make a hot fight against his
nomination when the matter comes up be,
fore the Committee on POst-Ofhces, aud
sorne Of them are very sangnine OF success
and saw his name Will be withdrawn before
CONGRESS adIourns. A telegram of. great
Importance was received this noon by the
disappointed wing, but it was impossible
TO learn its import They seemed very
iubilant, however, over what 1t contained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01

ttcrrv is going on among the Mary
lt. L.gl cans. ana u started because
l.c-s-ssr4l MUdd wanted 10 be United
s'-.-, Attorney Tor the District OF Column
b. r...s ct Judge Hoge, whose resle-
90 was called for recently. Mudds
O. stv t.at when Nj McComas heard
t--'.-. -Fantai 10 ne (McComas) put in,
s-.--.; Knocked thetat IN the IRE. Mudd
.- -- would have been appointed II
l. Coma. Lad kept out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
TIE HAWAIIAN TREATY NOT AFFECTED.

Mr.. Mckinley tnsu called up the bill proYii ling
that nothing IN toe existing tariff laws SHAH DO
construed as Affecting tho treaty existing De
tween the United states ana the hs"alah
Islands The bin passed without serious oppo-
sition. -,
Tho House then proceeded 10 dispose OF the
business oa tho Speakers table. having up 70
i0.SlA. NJ. reached no measure Of public i'm
pOrteuco.
ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY,
Mr.. Clunie, Of California, announced the DEAN
Of senator Hearst, and the House at 1910 a. Nj
adjourned TIL Monday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
y11ur1yo TIE NOMINATION.

Tro--s are beng made 10 defeat the con-
--.4-5a OF James u. Mclaughlin. re-
-s..s r-0u.l--d 20 be postmaster at
Lyl atGrg. H. 8 probable from all that
-s- a. earned that the case will 60 over
e. ...k ~ tmoif for nothing else. The
l-,-Ha1oGe people 10 not like the selec--
..-. 1.-THE case goes over Harrison Will
r..rr-t EeLsug In, 50 the friends of
o.. ...tgr confidently assert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01

The new shoe-factory just established
in this CITY has placed some OF its Coca
on exhibition here. and they are said oy
EXPERTS to be superior to GOODS mace IA
inc out two hundred pair OF ladies shoes
per day. IL -. o-
McIyor's Yesterday by fall, is still alive,
and some hopes are entertained OF his re-
coyery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
VARIOUS NOTES.

One hundred aud fifty negroes lett mere
streets of that town. -,
William 4. Monroe, q well-known citi-
zen of Amherst county. died this morning;
aged seventy-one. -.
The fines collected during the month OF
February in the Mayors's Court amounted
10 1918. This sum has never been equalled
in the history of the city out once. -,
Sales of leaf tobacco in this city Tor the
past week aggregated l,l20,OOO po1nas.
Tie revenue collections amounted to
81 $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01
~rR rSD1ay BILL.
-nE uIaEcT-TAx ELL.

-ts.. = vas passed 70 pay 20 ex-senator
f.e .-. NJ t.sbarns, his SALARY from the beg n
L.. q. ts t--m on Earch (, l507, until nc was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01

The Foreign Affairs Committee reported back
the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill
with q reCOmm endauon that all the Senate
Amendments DO agreed to with the exception Of
the amendment providing for = cable between
san Francisco and the Hawaiian Islands. The re-
concentrations were COnCurred in-yeas 2&@,
nays 0-ths roll beng called Ia order TO en-
phssize the opposition OF the House 70 the Ha-
waiisn cable proposition. Aessrs. Hist, Morrow,
and McCresry we're appointed conteuees.
Mr., Hermann, Of Oregon, presented the sgree-
meut of the conferTees on the Indian deprejs-
tons claims bill anu Il was agreed 10.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-01

vLkewise areport in the wind to the
ss..ttea. ClngressmanB owdenis reaching
s-. t.-a tg.erablT comfortable place end
t-s -.s.i0s assert that hard hcks are bein,
r--..t. Lave him appointed Fourth As
r-a,- IUs.-aster-Geueral. anew position
.-,. La JUS, been created by Congress.
Nr. r. WIDEN will have 10 hustle if no gets
i-..l,a-l. as 50 many of the defeated Re-
g. lean congressman are also trying for
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

Geiber'i9m Sussntsebi6te = Ct, bsf
Ieriaifer, befab felbit felt Sabren tei.
mes mebr - in bic Sdnbe geratben
mar, brDbte nod tueitere Rrpben bnraus
du per6ifentli9en. I'm bes Simmels
iuilIenl gteiu bas burfte nidt seideben
= auf feinen SAIL 9as muBte er Su
perbinbern iu6en, uno luIIte er fib Dor
benz oerbnBten @esner bemiit6isen!
llno alsbalb ereriff Or. 8eiBer put
uuo Stod unb besdb ii9 sur 8eoaetion
Oes nGn5eisersA. @s mar Der i6perIte
@ans, ben er ie eemn9t, aber berielbe
mar nidt fru9tfos.
Sn elmer llnterrebuns, bic Or. 8eis
Der nit 8abmer bann i'm &nt6sfeller
bate, ipraden iid 8eibe srinbli9 aus.
Der @ritere bebouerte, Ieinem ysei6dB.
ten iunsen @OlIe9en" nidt INNER nit
benz gebhbrenoeH @oblmullen be9e9net
5n iein, unb periprud bies in 8utunft
sl tbnn, unb 8abmer, ber fi9 als Iebr
liebensmiiroig uno entgegenfommenb
eripies. erildrte, baB er fiiroerbin nuF
Ser6fentli9uns 8eiber'l9er @e6i6te
Uerji9tete. =
8eibe Deriudten aud rebli9, bic
JOIsen Oes fur9tboren Strei6es, Der
SeiBer setrOffen, abSui9pd6en unb Die
Sa6e III BergeiIenbeit Su brinsen, aber
ts selans nidt. 8eiBers Gnieben mar
felt bieier Gffaire total eri9ittert, unb
sr fanb es fir ansemeIien, iib einen
anberen @irfunsstreis ju iu6en, wo
feline lpriide 8ersansenbeit nod unbe'
laHnt mar.
&ls er fih BON 3abmer, ben er aufs
ri4tis a9ten unb ibdseu selernt, per'
abi6ieOete, ibenfte bieier ibm ben un'
slhfielisen 8anb ieiner Susenbsebidte,
unb 8eiBer bate nidts @ili9eres Su
tbun. als, iObalb er in ieiner Bohnuns
nnselanst mar, benielben ben Slamneu
AL itberantluorten,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

Gs 1T ein berrlider Sriblin9stdq
Der S9nee 1T IdnSif 9ei6moIjen unter
ben 9liibeubeu Gtrablen Der Sonne.
Die 9bnutropfen on ben @rasbalmeu
sldn3en tpie Iauter 0iamnntea. Die
8bssl Spttl9ern ibre luitieen @eis
fen unb Die &inber iau9jen ben Son'
nenfrablen Su. - Srau6en, auBers
balb ber Staot, in einer ib6nen Bile,
Iin6 elm paar 5enIteriliisel tpeit ee6ff-
net, um bic iaue SriblineSluft ein3lis
laItn, iuelde bic &ranfe, bic blei9
nu6 absejsbrt in ibrem Bette liest, in
lan9en 5hgen einat6met. gu ibren
5aBen lebnt Elm bleiaer Mann am
Beitpioiien. llnperpanbt idaut er bic
iunse 5rau on. Gr bat ieine @eiee
unter benz 8iun unb leiie, ntelan9olis
i9e @eiien iino es, pelde ibr entitr5s
mtn. Die &rante lddeft 70 uerfldrt.
sic bat bic Sdnbe iiber ber 8rult gee
fGItst. Sbre 9ippei betpesen iid pie
i'm teiien @ebet.
-9eb' pobl, Seurp", fliiiterte iie iebt.
tnum b6rbar. Der btei9e, i66ne
Manu lest bn1tig feline @eise bel Seite.
gr t1iet Dor bem 8ett ber &rnnfen
uieoer uno tiiBt iie leioeui6aftlid.
ralarihe, tbeures 9iebl"
9ie &rante lest tire feline tpeiBs
6nnb ipie iesnenb auf ieiuen i9waraen
9odentopf.
~Sbisu, Senrp, feb uObl! 8alb iebeu
mir uns tDieoer IN elmer beTereu
@elt. 9bisu, Ssnrp, leb' NOBLE
Die &rnnfe bat aus9ebnu6t. Senrt
8eaurep itlrjte ii6 in uabniinniseu
S9merj iiber fie.
rSlariiie! &lariiiel]
sic bort i'm ni6t mebr. 9a er'
sreiit er feline @eise. OR entlodt ib,
lpunberinme, truurise @eiisa, Seir
sun5es Sera 10 nOq 2iebe uno n0Q
S9mer3 buudt er barin aus. Sl
ipielt er, bis bic @a6t bereinbri6t, biz
Ieine miOen glusenlioer Sufallen uni
bic 9eise ieiner Sanb entIintt.
. S6lumwer. tuie biit Du 70 iif
| fir tranfe Meui9snberjenl
g8ie sraulam bas @ripnbeul
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
III.

SenrD beIufte iebt 5fters ben Club.
Sein fleines @eib mar 6iters ollein.
sic barrte sebulhis ieiner 8adfebr,
am ibn bann NIT offeuen armen su
empinnaen. Sr freute ficb 5don nab.
reno oes ganSen 6eimmess auf bieien
IiebepuCeu @mpfans ces einSis selieb-
ten @eibes. 9ie Spuren Der 2brd.
men, pelde baum oft auf ihrem blei'
den @efiht9en iparen, fiBte er Gns
fau9s binpeg. Damn ober iunren iie
ibm pie elm filler 8ortpuri, ipel6er
i6nt unbebasli4 mar. @r iaste &ld.
rifle, su 8ett ju seben, unb nibt 70
1on9e mad ~ bfeiben, I'M auf ibn Su
tuarten.
9lls Senrp einmal in ber gtnht
1uriidtebrte unb &lariiie, blei9 unb
ermattet, nod ieiner barreno faHo, iaste
Rr:
,,Nber Rlarifis, tuis unOerniinftis bon
0ir!@
SlariIIe fab ibH baun bittenb unb fra
aeno suoleih an uno er oridte einen
&us ouf ibre Stirrt.
rSenrp,~ fliiiterte fie tdrtli1. -2iebii
9n mid nod ipis an ienem Gbenb, ala
On mir eipise Irene i9muritP@
.@ewiB. mamie,@ anttuortete er,
un6 iiBte ibr gallant bic Sano, uu
olei6 barauf einsn SeufSer aiisiuitobsH,
70 leiie, boB &Guriife ibn ni4t b0reu
tonnte.
Och Su 8stt, StGriiie,4 iasts "a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15
III.


@ines cages. als Senrp bon einem
Spd5ierritt mad SauIe fam, fanb er
ieine Srau in 9brdnen aufselbIt Dor
ibrem Sdreibtii9e iisen. Senrp run.
lelte uuiuilIis bic 8rduen. @r babte,
6e iueid 81 ieben.
r@as lit Dir, &larifIe?" frasts er.
&lariiie i6ob ibm eineH unerbru6es
Hen Brief Su:
Gin Brief ben i6 on bic @ltern
i@rieb; er fam rnerbffuet 3urid."
Senrp baltic bic SauIt unb lie6 lie
Fdmer auf ben 9iid nieberfaaeR, iObaB
RlariHe eri6roden oufiprnne.
.Senrpl" iaste iie leiie, ilebens.
Senr1 Beaurep mar rnmeulps ltolS.
Sab i9 Dir niht perLoten, in Die
6elmutb 81 fdreiben ?" rief er Sornis.
~8nrum trOseit 9u meinem @ebOt 2"
&lariiie i6aute ibren Rann benlii'
tbi9 bitteH6 ON, er aber flbr fort:
.S9ou einmal i9idteit On einen
8riei in bic Seimatb Etb er fam unsr'
bffnet aurld. gs lit eine S9anoe, elm
Subn. gu erniebrisit Did. @iGF
0u iie anIleben, als Oh es cine f'nabe
fir mid tpdre, spon bem @rafen als
S6wieseripbn betrahtet 5a perben? :?
Meinit Du, id brau6e bieie @nubep ?
8as' e5 nod einmal, au l9reibsn
nno. -
8lariiIe tpar auf ibre Rniee upr ibm
9eiunten.
rSenrp!" rief iis Idmer3oun.
Seine Qu9en looerten IN iuilbefen
Sorn aui. glamenlus eerei,t burd
ihre 9emutb, bob er Iintuillfiirlif bic
Redbte, in Der er Die @eitpeiti9e bielt.
alariIIe iprans uuf. Wtit FammenOen
8liden, id6n, tpie er iie nod ME 9es
leben, Itanb iie Dor ihm. Sur9tlOs,
nit Itolser geradtuns idaute ie ibnl
In Die sornesipriibenben auseu. Senrp
8eaurep ienfte ben Bid. @r mari bic
Reitpeiti9e iueit ben ii9. @r ithrsts
namenlos bsi9dmt oor ieiner @attin
nieber unb bebedte ibre SonO nit pei.
Sen &iilien.
@r ibaute 81 ibr auf.
.4lariiIe,4 iuste er teiie, rpersieb Il
.Sor Define @eise, Senrp," iaste iie.
@r elite, bas @eipiini9te 5u bolen.
+ RlariTe lieB iid auf einen 9iuan ME
Der. Sic itiste ben rei3enben &ppi mil
ben ieeleuuOllen 3isen nuf bic id0ne
Iblante Sanb. sic fab beSaubernt
aus. Senrp lieB 1i1 ouf eiuen niebe
rem Gdemel neben ibr nieber. Or cut
lodte ieiner @eise Ieibeni9aftli9 flo
genbe unb slei9 6arauf wisber iuItige
lOlle gBeiisn. &lariiIe idaute ibn I'M
ueripanot an.
rSenrp,4 iuste iie. ais er ieiu Spis
beenOet bate, pSenrp, tpie iOnnteft 81
Did 70 per9eiien?1
,ReiH iiiBes, ii6es @eib.-
9as mar feline GntpOrt, un6 e,
| tabte iie auf bic refine, esle Stiru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

SeHrb tabte Iie anf ben f9merSsnbez
4ppf. Or leste i'm iprsiam auF ietnen
Nrm un6 unbm ihre eisfaltea 9dnbe IN
Die ieinen, iie bon 8eit 5a 8eit on ieius
2ippsu preHenb.
.VerIude elm iuenis III idfumntern,
rieine iiBe, heine Slarife," iaste er
3drtli9 bittenb. ,lln6 iuefin On auFs
tuadff, iuerben 3opii9mer5 uHb 5roit
noriiber iein.1
afariRss Gtbem sins 70 i4iuer. Sic
idante sn 6eurp auf tpie elm Rino, iuels
9es Silfe fu9t. Damn leste iie ben
&ppf feIier ouF ieinen Urn fifb i6loB
turSe 8eit barauf bic Misen. 8orii@.
tis Ieste Seurp tbren &upf auf bic 2ebns
bes Gauteails unb sins, nm Jlorence
gu bofen. 0ebutiam, um iie Mot su
ipefen. bra1ten 5enrp uno bas Ram
rtermdb6en &Iaride in ibr S6lafses
mad. Roum lag alapiiie 5u 8ett, ais
iie bic Gusen auii9lu9. Sic iparen
unnatiirlid eroB unb gldu5eno.
-6enrp," rief fie idmer5poa, siuenn
i9 iterben mhBtel"
nDu, meine &fariIIe," Iaste er, vtuie
t6nnteit 9u BON mir sebenP SD balte
Did fir etpis."
~aomm' gang uabe an mir, Senrp!A
laste fie.
gr fniete bor ibr nie6er unb uHs
I6lane iie nit ben Grmen.
nSieblt 9u. Senrp," ftiiterte iie,
,borbin, als in allein mar, ba famen
mir 70 trauri9e @ebanfen. Mlir mar,
als tudre i'd 5u slidlidb seneisn an
9einer Seite. SenrD, folhes @lhd
aeh6rt ni9t auf bic grbe. Damn
i1lummerte i1 elm iuenis Elm. Wlir
mar. als trdre i6 seitOrben. On aber
tparlt untrbtlidh in Deinem 2eiO. On
batbtea nur on rnif. 9u bateit @utt,
&c m6dte Did Itsrben lafen, nm uns
mieber i'll pereinen. SeDen aben6
iptelteit On auf 9eiuer Sioline. Damn
Iesteit 9u Did auf einen Dipan, I'm
gu f6funmern. Ser iIse Sdlaf nbsr
lam ni9t, nm Did 81 erquiden. OH
lasit ba init tuaden Gagen unb littit
iiir1tbGr meinettpegen. 9a fam i'd
alS @nsel ju Dir berniebereei@mebt
anf bic @r6e. SD tiBte Di6 auf bic
Stirn uno On fanbeit &ube.%
&fariiie l9loB ermattet bic Qugen.
Damn fief ifs il9 dnsitlid an iba on:
llummsrnO: ~SefrD, Seure, tuenn i'd
bon Dir miBtei"
sic fant erId5sft in bic 8iHen jn.
rid. sic pbantaiirte. rlnsuiammeus
bdnsenbe, oft unperItdnolibs ggorte
paren es, tuel6e iie ibr 3robfopf fur
Albernbeiten eriiHnen mag.
Senrp ihidte gum Grjt. Or. @rming
lieB ni9t lanse nuf lib tuarten. CT
beihblte 8lariFens Stirn, ct bsifiblte
lbren Buls unb bordte auf lire Gtbem.
Iiise. ipsl9e unresslmdBis, faft r59elub
paren. Gr oeriarieb cine Wieoi5in
Iur 8erubiauns bes 5iebers unb uers
abidieOete ii9, Senrp elm 5ei9en ma.
beno, ibm 3u fol9en.
yBas feblt meiner GrauP1 fragte
Oieier boitis. als fie ouf benz &orriSor
an9elar9t tpareh. rSlt es 9efa9rs
Ii9P4
v@ine 2uuseuentSauouHs," iagte Or.
grmins. Die sr6Bte SaOnuns 1T
n5tbis Serr 8eaurep. 9as lit feline
Rrantbeit, bic erit ueuerb;uss In ibr
.ntitanben 1T. Sbre Grau leiOet fdOn
tanse baran."
Seurp erblei6te.
sSit fie nod Su retten p
@r bielt ben atbem ON. Sein Guge
mar ftdrr auf oas bes Grjtes seri9tet.
Sein 2eben biu9 pUn bieier GRttpOrt
ab. Cine Gefunbe berridbte tieies, fir
6enrp quulpOlIes Sdweiseu, bnnn
iaste Der Grjt, NIT 0tH6e feline &abz
tuns perberseub.
so @ott min, ia."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-10-15

balb bittenb, balb befsbfenb, ~i9 babe
NOD eineH wi@tiseu 8rief 5it f9rei'
ben."
alarife ipinfdts ibm cine quite
gfadt uno sins.
Gls Senrp ben BrieT beenbet bate,
lebnte er ua66entli9 in ieinem Gau'
teuil uno blidte iinmeno IN bic loberlt'
ben Glnmmen bes &amins. Boron
ba9te er? Barum feuf5te er iebt9
..9Iariiie,@ niurmelte er tuie I'm
9ralm.
Hl0Slidb Ioberte es arf in ieinen
IdiparSen Musen iuie bic 5lamnien i'm
Ramin. @r baltic lei6t bic tueiBe,
woblsepiieste Sanb.
.@arum iit iie 70 iuei9l~ rief er falt
faut unmillis aus. ~Barum finbet iir
alles gut, mas id tbue? Bnrum ma6t
fie mir ME 8orpilrfe? @arum per5eibt
tie mir NIes? @arum bittet iie nur
un6 befieblt ni6t?"
Senrp 8eaureD mar elm gbaraIter
boiler Bioeriprii9e. Or liebte feline
fleine 5ran, ipie man nur iiberbaupt
lieben fann. Or liebte ibre Sins
gebuns, ibre 8drtlidfett. @enn fie iid
an ibn i9mie9te, ,alS OBJ fie insen tpollte:
n6enrp, i9 iuirbe iterben pbne Did,
10 preBte er iie an fib, un6 er idien
auf ibr ftummes 8ort Su anttuprten: ::
sd lebe aur fiir Did. 9u meine
Spnne.@
Damn pG6sli9 sins es tuie cine
Bolte .iiber iein beitereS @eIidt. @r
lieB fie los iinb Iprad BON sletdsiltieen
9insen. SeRrb 8eaurep battle germ
einmal Elm feftes @ort BON leiner 5rau
seb6rt. @inmal. ein einSises Mal
bate er fie aOrnis iebeu m6sen, uno
mare bod seitorben. ipenn er ibre
8drtli6teit bate berniifen miiTen.
Senrp 8eaiirep bufbigte ben ibbnen,
seiltpulIen Srnueu, unb bdtte bo9 raienb
tuerben t6nnen Dor giferiudt, tpenn
&loriiie elm ipsnis Idnser nit etnem
Serrn ipra6.
@ines Gbenos fab Senrb in elmer
2Oge eriten 8angeS neben elmer oiel
gefeterten nftb rtiiuorbenen beaute du
jour. sic ihaute ben iunsen, idbnen
3iinltler nit Hanmenben Bliden an
nnb er bufbiste ibr in unoer 9pblsner
gepunberuns. Der iunse Serr BON
Rriger, iuel9er an ieiner anberen
Seite iaB, rnnnte ibu, inebr i'm Spn6
als I'm @rnit, Sa: vOb ii6 &tariIie
in 0einer sbweienbeit au9 70 bulbisen
ldBt? Qui sait!"
Bie bon Der TarnnteI seitO9en fubr
Senrp bon ieiHem Seifef auf. @r Der.
beuste iib Ieidt, obne elm 8Ort ber
anftldruns ober Der @nti9ulbisuns 3u
iasen, sesen ieine id6ne gla6barin
anb uerlieB Die 2ose unb bas Opern.
bauS, nm sa ieiner 5rau, tusl9e ibn
zines lei9ten Rppfi1meraes ipegen
Ri9t bate besleiten f6nnen, 3u ellen.
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-11
A Modern Mark Antony.

Co!oael A!ai!esan writes in the Fort
nightly Heviaw OF Gen. Enn!Augar AZ the
moIarn Mark AutcpY: "Ihe time cams 10
each wien he was absolutely dominated hy
WAS so oom pieto that the moral nature of
tho man WAS weakened. Uudyr tbs psrui-
cious influence Of unlawful love the
hero Of Fhsrsalia and Philippi became
the fugitive OF Aatium, the suicide of AL
e%xAndria. Under the Same influence the
brilliant soldier Of 1871 aud the successful
organizer OF 1868 behaved, in the hour
of decisive action, like a noryeless pol
troon. When he realized the void created
by the death Of HIS mistress he, too, died
by his own HAND. This, ! believe, is the
true explanation Of Boulsnger's conduct in
Jsnusry, 1889, aud subsequently,, 1t was
simply a new reading OF tas old play, All
for Love, or the World Well LOST
Substitute the name of Madame Dc Bon
nemain for that Of Clsopstra snd we Lave
the real reason for tho shrinking OF Bou-
larger. II wes Maasmo Is Houuemsin to
whom he had given his soul, his homer, his
entite self. IL might ba said Of her and Of
him, in the very words applied to Mark
Antony, Ihe man WHO had only bent to the
caprices OF bis wife became the submissive
slave of Madame de Bonnemain.' She il
was whom he visited In Paris when he came
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-11
The YigilAntes of FRISCO.

The vigilance committee was q new do
parture in the Jurisprudence of the world,
says W.. L. Coleman in the Century for No
vember. 1t may be called a compromise
between the regular course Of law and the
action of the people without regard to of
fcers Of tho law. It was Selling upon the
forces of a mob, arresting them in their
mad course, Harvesting them quietly, and
utilizing their powers in regular form, sys-
ternatically, oooliy and deliberately.
1t was a demonstration that had never
before been made. and 1t was left to Cali
fornia to make it-while the law was lying
dormant on the one hand, and trampled
down and disaraced on the other, the peo-
ple-the owe of all government in oul
sygtem-determined to execute in LEGAL
form what their servants had neglected OF
ignored.
While they loved and reverea the law, re-
spectsd, upheld and applsuded is faithful
servants, tbay condemned tie fslterins
and scorned the false aud faitkless admin.
istrators. In 1861 1t cleared the country O.
Sydney sxannvicts and oil the worst ele-
MEETS at tic criminal classes. In 1866 it
saved San Flancisco fiarn the rule of a moi
OF political outcasts, ba!lot-box suffers ans
Il recsut immigration Of othsr criminals.
Iii 1877, in the Same place, thu same PEG
Pile unoar different conditions. and yet in
aome regard similar, finding danger from
much tine sams elements. but on a NOR,
formidable scale, detarmilsd to act undo
the law. Ibe state government IVES in bet
ter hands than ia 1851 sna 1876; the cit,
government WIS in EHttar HANDS; the couu
try Was in better condition.
The influence OF tbs vigilance committed
Of 1856 had continued and prevailed all til,
time. :he ethics of tie state were O
higher order than at tAe earlier date. I'h,
early experiences were valuable TO individ
uals as well as to tina 1uasses. and whe,
called up for seit-goyernment the peopl
again demonstrated a capacity that had
few parallels.