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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

APsis dispatch says surprise is expressed in
that city that no Americans have subscr;bes 10
sse Aessonier statue fund And why surprised
Msisoraers hobby WIS his hatred Of Ameri-
cans and he was open IN his errr ession of il on
ell occasions. Americans paid enough money
TO Neissonier living.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

Ihs visiting insurance men we're greatly sur
prised last evening BY the quick response Of
- NJ companies 10 test aAsrna sent in by
- chief. Washington not only has a Arvs-
class ire department, but it has streets tina,
sngine wheels can run on with promptness
aAd diSpstch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

The bugaboo that the colored are fast out
numbering the white people in the south can
not Be available again, having been completely
disposed Of by the eleventh census. The figures
show hat the increase Of the white race is
greater than that Of the black or mixed, and
TINS showing establishes what has heretofore
been assumed on high authority shzt the census
Of tsi0 was detective
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

Greet Britain, Germany and Russia are all
sagagsd to make their respective national ex-
hibits ct the worlds fair What they should be
to refsct credit upon those great countries.
Tho fasr has been handicapped with difficulties,
but is East working out Of them. The states of
the Uiion are taking prompt action in pro-
vidinefor adequate representation, but much
more remains to be done by some of them. 1t
il pleasant to know that in one or two states
where the legislatures refused or neglected to
make provision enterprising citizens are sub
scribfng literally to fund for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

That New Orleans grand tury ID boand to
discover Who the jury bribers are, even If it re-
qaires 20 much time that everybody viii have
forgotten the other disturbances down fher~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

the eiyd service commission sished to have
ne Poser to obtain Its own clerical employees
without ssking the heads Of departments for
tssn- :Ihs lsai Congress refused its request
for this power The last Congress also, either
ey miseShe or design, with or without the sug-
ssstionSof head Of department, omitted, it
appears, to provide for two department en-
Ployes aow assigned TO the civil service COM
nas.os. fU this suninaoa in the speihseas
eyes ths commission is Of course 10 be held ac-
seuai~his sGd roundly denounced The COM
mission - undoubtedly responsible for what
evsr nis,akss the late Congress made, and alec
feE the recent dlsagreeAlle excess of rsi1fsu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

Up 10 date the Italian minister has not been
able 10 find an interpreter for Governor Mich
OILS stssr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

While perhaps no legitimate objection can be
raised 20 any party celebrating the birthday of
Its founder or leader it would seem most fitting
that u, anniversary Of the birth of such q man
- Thoanas Jefferson should Be q national event.
participated IN By al parties and all citizens.
One Of the earliest Of anti-siaYery men of the
INST pseaod of the republics history, he is alo
on record a. tbs friend Of . degree of protec-
tscn to American manufactures. It thus an
pears tnnt both Of the odd sections, both Of the
present parties may celebrats the second of
Aprl Sth enthusiasm Ii is not democratic
bot Is n American day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

I MIL 4 E.. | i T. I.
OUR ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.
NINTH DAY.
EXTRAORDINARY REDUCTIONS IN PRICES
HIoH-GRADE
FURNITURE AND FABRICS.
A FEW EXAMPLES OF THE MANY TEMPTING
OFFERS FOR TOMORROW:
Florentne Gold Divan in Lampas. .... 800 to $50
Five-piece Parlor suise In Tapestry. . sl35 to s65
Fine Carved Cabinet s1O5 to cas-
Fine Oak Mantsl and Over Mantel...... $40 to s25
&C.. &C.. &c.
ALEX. MILNE.
mhl7-2w 1914 ST. NV.
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sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
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Established lS4O. 1t
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We CAS LEND You MONEY.
Buy or rent you home farm. sell you desirable
vacant property. invest money paying enter
prises promote the formation Of syndicates subdi-
vide and sell your lands. Consult and we will serve
you promptly.
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mh206t Room 4. 1910 ST.
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REMNANTS OF ALL-SILK GRENADINE.
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w. A. PIERCE & Co..
Successors to z. O. Davis.
10 Marks. Space.
Corner Ssh st.
REMNANT BARGAIN DAY TOMORROW.
WE DON'T MISS ONE TINE. NO MATTER
WHAT IS GOING ON WE HAVE OUR
WEEKLY REMNANT BARGAIN
SALE EVERY FRIDAY.
Although this is our CARNIVAL OPENING
Week we will hold our REMNANT Sale the
same as usual. as our REMNANTS are all tick
eted and the price marked thereon. We will
find room in some way to show them to you.
When we started these sales we told you that We
would have them EVERY FRIDAY and will
stick to what We said. The fact Of this being
our Opening Week and having the store in
FANCY CARNIVAL DRESS does not keep rs
from living up to our advertisements. So you
may expect some unusually good bargains in
REMNANTS tomorrow. As usual you will
dnd few REMNANT hints quoted below.
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NEW TRIMMINGS TO trim your neg
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Send in your mail orders early for any
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w1iLIAN n. lGaKNEw
uueeesses to p. p. Tayies,.
e3a Psanaylvsnia svs. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-26

Don't You want to
srace the occasion
with at least Q new
LIGHT WEIGHT
ovERcoAT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
POETS Birthdays.
From Tho st. James's Gazette.

An Insurance acuary I'm former days would hardly
have considered a poets a good nfe The aVe'ass
was seriously pulled down by those iavorites OF ".
muses. who thought that decent hNlhs ana .esu aa
habits were Inconsistent with their vocation. Byron
Heine. Musset Poe aud Others died Young, not oecaso
they poets but because they did mol Keep tnen
passions and their appeties In good ordes. but ~
these later days We know that The greatest et n,,
peacefully As II he had never wandered over tso
slopes OF iclicon. The great Goethe grew 0u a. sV ~,
fortably "a any well-todo bourgeois, ana was iu ro
life and vlgur at fou.scoc 80 was VICTOR n"r ~.
Browning at seventy constant dinerOut iu vi
soul of every party in which l,e found himself ,, NE
glad TO learn, IN excellent health we NAV nvg ~.
that there many more years TO be ade 70 .' ia
Of this noble and well-spent life, and perhaps -
another marble block or two, another sxSaislsc Se3~
NAY b placed "a ~ stafely edlAeA - ~ xe~A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
AN INDIAN STORY-TELLER.
From The Pail Mall Gazette.

one of the most interesting as well as familiar
figures III the English colony at Dnan that OF Robert
Edwin Forrest, VINO shares the fame OF Rudyard Kip
ing as an Indian story teller. Dir. Forrest however
i no longer young man, for he entered the Indian
Civil service In the days of old John Company. lie
firing from the about years ago II was
cni! IS an dferiliOIghtp 20 spcaa that he began
his second professional caTcer-tna OF novelist. Vet
be- jumped straight INTO success with his very first
book. The Tombstone OF Peril, Tale Of the indian
Mutiny" was issued under the psenGnnym uf Dudley
Hardness Thomas There were not wanting smart
critics who saw To doubt whether Ihe anfhOF
had eve been in India and 50 forth but when a few
Of the leaders 81 opinion had expressed their ddmr
non very emplat cally the rcst followed suit. and
opened their eyes 10 qualities they had been afraid Ia
discover for themselves. Two American publishers nj
once brought Oat rival editiOns the other sIdo OF
the sea, and when Mr.. James Payn secured the new
writer's Second story for COrnblo the ID. II. Thomas
real name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
swIyBURNE At THE ISLE OF WIGHT.

From The London Globe.
a correspondent from the Isle of Wight writes 10
follows
"The Isle OF Wight (which owing to the late rains
is perfect Paradise OF greenery) Thursday last
the scene Of two ceremonies Of The most opposite
character. At Freshwater, near TO Lord Tennysons
beautiful house, Farrfngford. the Laucate's eighty
second birthday was celebrated. In the Assembly
Rooms Of the little town concert wAs given and
various settings Of Tennyson's words to music conf
posed by Lady TennysOn were comprised ia the pro-
gramme At another part OF the bland Algernon
SwinbuTne buryng his only brother. Mr.. Edward
swinburae, In a spot more lovely even than Farnng'
ford. Long before the Laureate's had shed its
glory around the Isle Of Wight Mr.. swinburne and
his relatives had been specially associated with IL
Indeed the youth Of the author OF Ataapia' was spent
partly the Undercf and partly In Northumberland
Very much OF his mature poetry written here, as
Swfnburnian students are well aware. Besides NO
property owned by his own family, his aunt. Lazy
Mary Gordon. has the seat of NorhcOar and seaside
retreat at Nlton, which among the most be:nunu
places In the British Islands His father, Adnllrst
Swinburne, was inferred at Bonchuch, and In the same
vault on Thursday was laid the poets brohet W wy, a
presence OF the poet himself two OF his slseEs ."
John Swlnburne and Mr.. Theodore Watts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

old maid Cousin Sarah Jane the buxom rustic Fonesss
spanger the Virginia lIessIau Graf FOntaine LOUSY
Fawnystawk. rs grandly simple and natural as
IIomerIc womanall these glow with life and are I'M
angly true 10 their types Diam and Loughboroueh'
the hero and heroine arc the least successful oil inc
authors ereaOnsthOugh they have their moments
OF vivid truth to nature We are anxious to see G.er
books nom TINS pen, for In thus lutte sUory pr it,
way has shown perception OF chst'er au al rteT
10 draw II not possessed by any 0ther SOUTHERN "'0
"Qulta" Is a touching study of generous, honest
and tender nature thrown TO its sorrow, among ut'
terly worldly and selfish people The reader VIII per-
haps argue that one honorable and so wise IN o0
things would not love such cur as Leslie, or uia',
having loved him and found him out, she woun hoV
continue to love HIM The author no Doubt S Se
maDds, given Quita's training and Quitas cDarac.ep;
The conclusion Will not please the average devOG,
novels, bat 1t Is certainly dramatic ana not
Within The book covers which bear Captain King
name are certain to find romantic stoFy-one III
which most Of the arc gallant and devo'ed, anu
most of the gently and beautifully feminine
OF his heroes IL may always be said that te pfa'ee.
are the cnderst, and his scenes Of sentiment are "'
balanced b. his stirring recitals OF deeds OF wal 4
other American novelist puts into his pages SO nuon
Of the glamour OF young love, so much OF tne nciS
thrill of battle An episode OF mighty valor is AMEN
10 the present fashionable school OF felton, yet we
doubt IL even the fagued Bosonlan cen read WtlouS
responsive heartbeat the chapter LII WHICH oei%%Tu
aS ed %hgs M IN srSre Of wser Tor his dying
Ihis Is not Bostonian but it Is mans work, strong a
fine and true.
on the titlepage Of sweet and Twenty are quoted
the lines
o, how this spring of love resemoeth
The uncertain glory of an April day!
They are the key of an uncOmmonly graceful and
dainty little love story. The style is charming; inc
characters arc drawn in firm If slight strokes, ana
though without plot the interest is maihtanCo
10 tie eud The book shows 50 much power tnat VIC
feel Justified in hoping for something even better from
its author
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
A part Of Natures own is gone;

A part Of Natures own is gone;
A cherished chile who read her heart
As can but love and love INFORM,
And reproduced with matchless art
Tho very breath Of dawn.
How many weary minds have turned
From racking study, grief or care
To his cool draught, in beauty urned
AS pure and vast as cups the air
When sunsets fires are burned.
Yet wrought Of honest, homespun stun
Few foreign skies, no unreal lights.
In home and kindred were enough
To wing the poets grandest flights.
No theme too plain or rough.
We breathe a bTacing atmosphere
Fresh from the mountains and the sea
Laden with seeds that year by year
Make life more JOYOUS. tru and free
- W. '"0 z. F. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
FRENCH HONOR TO AN ENGLISH AUTHOR
From The London Daily News.

From The London Daily News.
Miss Betham Edwards. the we'll known author mas
Just received signal honor at the hands OF the
French Government In recognition OF her numer-
works rural France she has been named Off
cier de INSTRUCTION pubique," distinction not often
conferred upon foreigners, especially of her The
newly made "Oficler de pinstrcii0n pnbnque.S IN
her country retreat at Hastings, Is busy a survey
or hirdseye view of France-social rural and eco
D0mc-a hundred years after the Revolution, based
entirely upon personal observation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
Rrsy TIMES IN THE BoOK-WoRLD.

From The London Globe
Whatever August may be elsewhere Ii Is duh
month In bookand Hardly any volumes OF importance
are issued from the press while II lasts, and writers
are either at the seaside among the hills Ike other
psople or are busy receiving and returning bundles
of proofs from their publishers. And they are prose-
cutting that task this year with far industry than
usual Judging by announcements that already have
been made and also by what hears, II seems likely
that In the literary world october will be an eaeeD-
tionally active mouth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL.

Yes, thou art sped. Oh, singer Of the wood,
Who found'st rarc Joys In old June's common GAy.
Aud sunlight mated, let thy spirit stray
In a new Eden, God hath said is good
True saxou herald that cried Holy Rood
When bows unstrung, the archers looked dismays
Called with shrI warhorn spearmen 20 the fray
And greeted freemcn where once slaves hal stood.
Art silent. Yet hear the notes again,
AS though thy native hills tseir tongues had lent,
And Heavens vaults turned echo walls to speed
Thy voice about u.s. winging ii TO men
Who far off catch its tones reverberent.
ImmortalZed thy trumpet and thy reed
-(Iloscoc G.. T.. Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

had a lively interest in all intellectual affairs
and was at the time of his death. president of the
Cercle of Dramatic Criticism, ex-presIdent Of the
Societe de rHlstoire dc Paris ct de Tile de France,
and vice-president of the Soclete de Gems de Let
tres
Historian. ltteraeur, critic politician fnancier.
Augusta WITH possesSad in a marked degree all the
qualities that 20 to make journalist oil the first
rank.
The "last OF the BohemianS" passed away, in a
modest little house near Paris. the other day. II
is necessary to possess a memory at least forty
wears old TO recall the fact that Henri Litolf with
his marvellous playing, and Jenny Lind. with her
great voice, were rivals in public favor at one
time Litolff never went to America, and is prob
ably little known there. His life reads like a
romance. He character such as Georges Sand
might have utilized with effect There was moth
ing villanous enough in his TO point moral
with, but there was plenty that might we'll have
served 70 adorn not very moral tale.
lie was born in London in 1918. His father
was an Alsatan, who had served in the armies OF
both the Republic and the Empire. Taken pris-
oner during the Spanish war. he was conveyed 10
England with which country he was so well
pleased that he married all Englishwoman, and
settled down quietly in London for 'he rest of his
life. Henri was the only child. His genius for
music manifested itself early and seems 20 have
been encouraged by his parents. AT twelve years
of aye he played neiore Moscheles who was SO
charmed that he insisted on taking the boy under
his tuition. He kept him three years and indeed
was the only master Litolf ever had
AT eighteen Henri fell in love with n little
sloped 70 GIetpa Green. and. the parental wrath
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-10
For Over Fifty Years.

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-10
Attention Cane Growers:
Benedictiol

| want the name and address of ev-
cry cans grower in Jerauld County
who expects to depend on me to make
up your patch of cane, Stating On
postal card. how much land you have
in cane, and how much Of stand you
have. How high it is 1t will be to
your interest to reply at once. All re-
plies must come in before August lst.,
t"si!izcIy. Address, J. A. Houselnan.
Washington Springs, Dakota
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-07-10
Convention.

Eighth Annual Convention of the
Jerauld county Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will convene in the
M. p. Chur Oh at Washington Springs
on July % I'D, 1891 commencing at
| lo'clock P. M. A cordial invitation is
extended to all temperance workers in
the county.
Programme.
l1P.M. Music.
Devotional exercises NJ. H. Freeland.
Music
Roll Call
Report of Executive Committee meet
ings
Appointment Of Committees
Report OF Corresponding Secretary
Mrs. c. NJ. Spears
Report of Treasurer, Mrs. Mary Bate
| man
Gree ting M Msy. J. !: f. +: NGsx'l
I
RESPONSE Mrs. 2. v. A1ilikin
''o' pon'' Mrs. Sowerwine
Report Of Local Unions
! Report OF superintendent.
Report of Presidents.
| Address Mrs Clara Durham
| Election of officers.
Adjournment.
Evening Session.
T.. M. Music
Devotional exercises Mrs. Ella Smith
Program by the children, conducted
by Mrs. G. V. Martin.
Collection
Benediction.