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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-18

countries, and thus will tend strongly
to make the Fair both thoroughly
national aud in character.
Director>Gereral Davis, IN speaks
ing of this subject, said: $50 great
will be the opportunity which the Elk
position will offer to every country
and every industry to advertise the
best it produces, that no nation, or
State, or branch Of human endeavor,
can afford to ignore it. The Exposi
ton will certainly exert an incalcul.
able influence on the channels of
trade and commerce-extendin them,
changing their course, and providing
new outlets.
"The boards, or commissions, of the
several States, which will have cons
troll of the State appropriations and
collection Of exhibits, will be aided
in every possible way by the officials
of the Exposition. The result Of
action already taken by State Legisls.
lures forecasts the great result tina,
will be obtained in this direction, but
fears have been expressed by some,
who are greatly interested in the Tx
position, that delay in final action by
some State Legislatures may leave too
short time for the proper prepare
ton of exhibits"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-02-18

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RIimumehieI

riuot mebr Reni6en i'll Die Grube, o(s onz
bemein a%nsenomrnen iptro. Iamentlidit
bies bGufie Der Sau bel Sartelt ober idmSd,.
liden Go~ntitutioneu, uno inter llniersu
Ginwonberern, welde nele Seimif6tten in
Iolfen Sbeilen bes &eitens illhen. i'm
ipel6eu sn sewiien Sabresseiten WoIaria
unb tppbolss 6ieber bGufia auftreten. Sic
bette 8orbereituns fir einen @edlel bes
Rlimas, bes gSaiiers pbert Der Oidf, rbeIde
bel ciner &erdnbeiun9 bes @obnorts oft UNI
ucrnlcioli6 limb, lit !Softetter's Maaenbit=
ters, wel6es ni6t ullr bas Spittm aeoen
Moiaria, bic GiHfliiiie perdnberIider 8 EN-.
peratur, Der Seu6ti9teit nnb idwddenbeu
@irfunser tropiider !Sibe teItiat, Ionbern
aid bas bette Rittel 9e9en Sartleibiafeit
Spspeplie, 9eberleiben un6 Gbnlide SENT
iudlnseu ii, uel6e benz a~uspanberer, Dem
@ei6ditsreiienben, benz Scemann un6 benz
III tropii6em Slima ii6 oufbaItenben Sou=
riiten hroben. Siir Seeiabrer, Sereleut unb
Aderbauer i'll nei beiiebelten @eeenben bot
es lid ais ID rtlamite S6ubweBr seeen aue
ibre 9eiunobeit bebrobenben @ef0breu err
pieien, pie aus 5abuoien, bies bei6einiaen=.
ben Seu9Hiiien berpor 9ebt.
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SmI6noii6.

Baton Guu9e, 2u., 6. Suli. 9cute
MOr9cn Inn bulb 7 llbr 5p9 cin @irbels
iturm Our6 Die beige Stabt, wel-
der pielc 9auicr 5crtriimmertc. Die
Walern bcs 3udtDauies wuroeR uln9ez
webt unb man 9fau6t, baB piele berSnz
iaiien 9etOotet uno perlebt iuurben.
~Si5 jebt lino utter ben Sriimmcrn
ocs 3udtbuuies s Golden uno 26 Ser,
lctte 9eflutben iuOrOelt,
Bangor, Wiainc, 4. Suli. Der &C.
%lueiene Sijepraiioent Der Ser. Gtaaten,
pannibul Samlit, 1T san5 lneriua,tet
Deute alt5 Dem 2ebeu 9el6ieben.
Der Seritorbeue lit cine bemerfeus,
wcrtbe 8erlDnlidfeit in Der @eidi9te
oieIeS Qanbes. 9ereits Dor Dem 8iirE
9erfrie9e pertrat er ben Gtnat Maine
i'm Sunbeslenat nit GROCER Sreue,
5dbi9feit u1o umii6t. SIM Static Der
reu erltanbenen replblifaniiden 8artei
nabm Samlin cine seadtete Stellun9
ein. Wit I6rabam 2incoln uno San=
lin als Siceprdlioenten errang bic Yarz
tel lbren erlten Yrdlib entl9aftsiie9.
1861 nit Dem Yrdiioenten bas Nmt al,
treteno, biente Samlin in Der 8criobe
bes blrti9cr Srieaes biz 1865. Nlss
baum iUurbe gnbrew Sobnion iein Ne9=
fol9er i'm Nmt. Samtin lit 1909 seboz
ren; ct erreidte bemna6 bas idDne al
ter bon 81 Sabren. 8is Sum leBten
Gage biieb ibm feline 9eiitigc unb for'
perlide ~9tesiamfeit setreu.
youngstown, D., 3. Suli. Sin
i6rcdlides llnsliid lit beute Moraen
I'M , llbr bem SdnelISuse Der 9fetp
gOrf, Cafe erie uno 8eItern giienbabn
III &apenna, D., 5useitOBen. 8dbrenb
Der 3u9 inl gabnhof itanb, fam eir
Sro6tSu9 bon bihten beran, uno fubr
nit ppIer @r6t in Die nit 9ailasieren
sefiQten @a9en binein. 10 Der 4aiin,
siere iuurben ioiort get6btet uno ulae=
idbr boppelt 10 piele i6per pellstt.
Gin Earlor, unb Siuei S6lafpa9en ee.
rietben in Srano nnb tpurOen p6Qia
SerltOrt. Siele Der nnglidli6en Snz
iaiien iino in 10 entIeblider @eile Der.
braunt, baB ibre Soent;ii5irmg faum
mDslib lit.
9as lln9liid lit Oas i6limmite, bas
iemals auf bieIer 8aDn itattsefunoen.
Die Grautnbafti9feit bes Nnblids ippt,
tst jeoer Seldrei6uns.
Gin SpcSialsu9 nit NerSten uno alien
nDtbi9en 9ilfsmitteln iuuroe 70 raid
ats mD9tid bccbci9ei9aIft, unb mlabte
Die &ettun9s mannldaft ii6 eifris ars
@erf, nm Silfe 5u leiiteu no Iolde nod
mDeli6 mar.
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Scrmanncr Solfsblatt.
Sin Sabrbnnorrt Der SDlfrripafi>
bcruno."

81 t6mte Scr 8mnbeS Itatlltltcr, I'M
Ter @lIIpnricr Qon6smann 9. q. Srod, /,
fislib bcn &eridt t%nnicn, ioelden CT
lucbcn iibcr sic giupanOerun9 pOn Der
Belt bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bis a")
Ben 1cutigcu Gag i~crtiggeiteat bat.
Ser 8crlft lit nod ni6t IN Den
Sanbm bes &oltcs. abcr aus Nb5ii9en,
welde ii9 @aibinstOner 3ettunsss
gurreIpOnoenten peridaften, erleben
mir, baB .beriel6e Elm ie6r umIanenoes
Stud @rbeit lit uno eire 6hGe bpt'0z
ierennnter Oaten entbGlt.
2as 8iienspertbeits aus ben msl'
als 5pei Spalteu faIenben telesraPg'>
l6en @ittbeilunsen suiammeHfeuenD'
lit 5uerit gu ertpdbneu, baB nOer p'
GinpanDeruns DON Der 5eit bes 8e7OS
lutiOnsfrieges big 1922 ,,fsin Su6 &C.
1abrt" fuurbe, bod i6dst man DIG
3abl Ser in iener 3eitperiOce IN Den
yer. Staaten selanoeten gusldneer uu
ca. 225,0O8. 2asesen tamen bon lo@'
big 1890 (eini6lieBlid) ben amtl'@s'
Gneuen 5ufOlse i'm @au5en nl3t We'
niger ols 15,641,6SS 9%erionen DOL
anoeren @elttbeilen ua6 ben Set
Staaten. 9ie8 i6lieBt uns Nue lO'O'
llnlere SGter Elm.
Sntere1aut lit, uie ii9 Die gin'uan
oeruN9 uOn Sabr5ebut gu Sahr6eg
uermcbrt bat. 8on 1921 biz 1880 81
tru9 lie 1889 a6pfe poer burt
ltnittllh 1874 per Subr. 9a9e9e
ltleg iie i6On int na6iten Sabr6"Dr
Obs 1910 eini6lieBli6) auf 599,l2
oocr 59,991 80pIe per Sabr. I'd
uou 1861 biz 20 iuar cine Nbnabn
ge0eu has pOri9e Sabrsebnt 81 benle
fen, iuas 5reiIelOs Dem Siir9ertr1c!
5uSui6reiben lit. 9tad benz &rle!
itie9 Der StrOm raid 5u einem breltf
&plmucn an, llno i'm lesten SabrjebI
0SSl-'9O) (anoeten ntdt mebr al
5,11G,2l2 Gurppamiibe III oiesleltl9e
9dierl, wa5 om6i3nitt(i6 5l7,62l Il
bas Snbr mIsmaht. Ntutirli6 Idllel
oics Die 9tut0mmlm9e bon Ganoo
Mcrito &C. ni6t eilt, oa ouriiber lul
ocrlm fem Bud 9efilbrt iuiro.
SelbltuerItdnOlt6 tum Der bel %e
tenn 9rDBte Sbeil Der Giniuanoerer III
europa: I'M Snbrjelut $3.50 10
rcn cs $3.50 YrOSent, i'll tekten Sab
Scbnt lpgdr 81 :G6.
Su Der ;3eit 0 1871 bis 90 IN
Die MicBrinbt BON @naluno nlb s
lnno, bauptiddli1 Srlnn9, lpdtcr t
mcn bic 0untl6Cu i'll grpBcrer Sal
Sulctt Stnlicncr, FUlcn, lln9nrl &c.
Die 15,64l,G4S GimuunSert
mcldJc let 1920 in Der neucn Mclt CT
0rinrntb 9eiunbcu buten, ocrtDtll'
lid ouI Hic ucrI6lCbCntn gtGtionrn IL
fOl1t:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10

&lee=S amer, SimotbpzS amen, 8Ilansz
fartpfeln, Samenbafer gu baben bel
M. Sorpan,
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$4,000 in rinrm MidfaB s%sfunbcn.

SOn einem 9teiu Yorfer 9umpenz
lammler miro er5dblt, oaB er $4,000
in &alieni9eineu in einem NidfaB &c.
funben fat. 9as mar Elm i%eltener
@liidsumltano, aber I'm ipie oiel nlebr
9liidli6 lit Der an S6ipinbiudt 2eioen,
De, Der eridbrt baB, ubtuObl oieS ottoren
ieIucn Sail fir bOffnungslos erfldrt ba-
ben m69en, Or. Sierce's gOlOm Weoiz
cal9iscpuerp" i'm beilen piro. S6ipinos
iudt lit cine itropbulOle Sranfbeit Der
2un9cn. 9as Discovery" wetdes
oas trditi9ite Slutreini9un9smittel Der
3eit lit, faBt 9eraoe al Der @ur5el bes
llebcls al unb, iuenn re6t5eitis ein9es
uummen, lit inn nidt gu ipioeriteben.
Sci allen ifrop6ulDlen pber anberen
acknowledgements, &opf= uno Sopf-
bautfranfhciten, alten @unoen unb
Nni6lpclIllngen miro garantirt, oaB es
6eilt, pber baIiir beSabltes @elo prompt
iurilf9e9eben. Sn 0pptbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10

Sn 5Ol9e rbeumatii6er 8iideul6mer=
5en fOnnte i6 uidt seben. SiinfMonate
mid Die beftisiten Sdmersen.
Na6 IaruenOuns BON ct. Safobs Del
if jeoO6 bauernO ssbeilt.-
6rancis @aurer, Chicago, SGs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10
BUR 8cadltuna fir NicIc.

Or. 9. 5abrnsp in Chicago, Der
5cbrifant uno gisentbimer BON Sornis
Ilpentrduter 8lut5eleber eriu6t uns,
m,isren 2siern mitJuthetlen, baB Iue,
tuel6e Sornis IlpenfrGuter 8lutbelerer
ober 5Ornis !Seil Del iuiiniden, ii6 por<
fer crtunoisen m69en, oh nidt auf uns
ierem 8late cine S%(seutur beitebt, ba in
oielem Sale iplde SeltelIunseu Oil BEN
2ocal. slsenten pertuieien uerben. 8ez
itebt feline Gsentur, 10 lit natiirlid Or.
5nbrnep serne bereit. tii6tise, braue
2cute anSuiteller, iuenn man ii9 luenbet
an Or. g. 5abrnep, 112-114 g.
SpDne Nue., Chicago, SD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10

@ou rnbcSu n0en 9dnberu lit clre
beitduOi9c 3Wiabme 81 uerjeidnen,
llr Gbiua uno 6ranfrei6 madcn onz
uou cine g(usuabme. Gon 1S71-6O
famru 1901 5ran5olen, uon 1881
biz 1890 gar nur 51,42O. CHINA
i6idte III Dem Snbrje6nt our 1S1l--S0
0cltau l22,43G Meni6en, bon 1SS1-90
obcr mn Ole 0dlite, namlid G0,64l,
lppupn 51,l69 i'll ben crlten belpen
Sabrcu bss uOri9en Sabrjcbnts all.
%tnuicr, iOonB lett benz GrlaB bes dine
liidcu Ginpnuberun9suerbOts that.
idhlib mlr 9l72 GDbne bes Ginm.
liIdcn 3eides in's 9Gub ~9cfommen
liuo.
Gus grOBte Siniuunperun9sjabr mar
1882 nit 7SS,992 SDpfen, oas nadlt,
9rDBte 1881 nit 669,431. Semerfens-
iuertb lit %ierncr, bOB Die NeuantDnlm-
llu9c Der lcbten Sebu Sabre a(lein ben
o!itteu SGeil oller @iniuanberer all&
mud)en, weld)e Icit bent Sabre 1920 Die
galtlid)cn @eltubc Der Ger. StnntCn
nuIludten.
Sn Se6u9 uuI oas @eI6lcdt lit er-
mittclt luprocn, oaB i'll lebten SaDr-
Sebrt bon Den NeuanfDmmiingen
3.206,9 L mannlifen, :2,Ol0, 7O2
Wciblidcn @el6ledts unb l,121,499
aiuoCr lunreu. limb mas
Sos Nlter anbeldn9t, 10
Waren (in Dem ndwlli6en Seilraum)
1,l2l, 100 pber y YrUjent inter 10
Sabre oft, 3,572,273 Obcr IS Yru6ent
Sluiidm Is uno 40 Sabre unb 532,S41
Uoer 10 %ruSeut iiber 40 Sabre.
Sjc itnlieniIde Ginpanoerul9 lit
BON -, lOl ill Sabre 1881 auf 52,O03
i'm Sabre 1890 scitic9en, Die 6lter>
rcid)iide bon 21,1O9 auf 34,I37, Die
Icll9t aus JtllBlaho nllo HSoleIt oril
1860 aui 1861. Son 1884 iinb
mir 495 Gbincien Ing 2ano 9cIpmmen,
uibrcuo lid lire 3abl i'll Sabre 1890
alcm wicrcr auf 171G 9eitei9crt bnt.
llu9eidbr ole 0dltte aler CHM anbe>
rer bate feine ~belonocre GrwerbsQuelle,
iudbrCnb bD6ltens 10 4roScnt Elm
9anbiu6rt &C. 9elernt batten.
@erooe su jebi9cr Seit linb pbise
~9ln9abeu uOn telonberem 8ertb, bas
aber Die anUwnutbinss @affen raraus
i6mieben fDuneu, mDdteu mir tod be-
Suetieln, 10 Large es ndmlid ieitf ebt,
oaB Die @~inunnberun9 iibsrbnupt Gin
Se9en lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10

Die reini9enben, fdulniBluiori9en uuo
+ e'lenben gl9enidafien bon Or. Cages
@atargD &emeoD linb uncrreidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10

-grblinOet. SefferiOn q. Sarfoiu,
Gin Srleitrd9er in &anias Gitp, idllei
III Der 0ienstag Hadt nabe Dem uffez
men SenIter, burb wel6es Der 8ol=
moub auf iein @eiidt idieu. GIN
ndditen MOr9en eriuudte er adu5lid
erblinoet ulo bis iebt lit nod nidt
Die 9~erin9ite 9eiieruns einsetreten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10

Seit uielen Sabren iuar Ssrr 9. S.
Stompion bon 9es Woines, Soma,
ihiuer nit droniidem Sur6fau bebaf,
tet. Gr ia9t:, n3u 5eiten iuur er iebr
ldper, 10 paB id flr6tete, er iuiiroe
nlelr 2eben enoisen. Dor unsefdbr 10
Sabren ueridaffte id mir Sufdais cine
Slaide uon gbamberlain's Cholera uno
9iarrbDe Wittel. @s balf mir raid
uno i'd CLAUDE es furirte mid bauerno,
ba i6 iebt obne S6aoen Iaes, mas id
man eIie Coer %trinfe." SD babe es and
in meiner Samllie nit Dem beiten Grz
folge 9etrau6t. 3u ~uertaufeu bel
Simon SOe9er & 60, 9rafe, Mp.,
Sinfbcelter & 8uente, Worrilon, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-07-10

gs iunrbe Der 8oridfas 9es
ma6t, Die 8 pstbIuns Der &6rper bur6
Spnamit 5u beiuerfiteai9en uno oieie
MaIIe perber6li6er 5duluiBltofe auss
einanber 5u ip.ensen; bod iuieoeriebten
lib bie Qngcb6ri9eu einem Iot6cn gprs
baben. Die @alcler 8eb6roen Baben
meitere As Ramen BON 8srlonen, Die
perntiBt peroeu mn ipab ri6einli6 nit
umfamen, per6ffentli6t.
0bmo6t Der @erluit bon @teuideus
leben bier eiu fleiuerer, lit bod bieaataz
ltrpp6e III maa9er Sinlidt TAFT cbenio
i9rcdli6 pie bas llnstiid bon So9nsz
totpu.
Berlin, 2. Suli. Gin fur5tbarer
SOrnaoo 5og seitern iber Die u~msesenb
pom Grefelb unb einen Siitrift bon
: R~beinpreuBen babin. Cine gtn5abl Don
t 8uben unc cine srOBe Sane, bic ioeben
erit fir bds S6asenfeft erridtet uors
ben paren, wuroen S~eritort. g6eHlo
9 etpa 80 Sduler. 8iele 2eute tpurben
setDotet uno perlest. @d6reno be,
sturm i'm Grefeloer 0iitrift Defenders
fart mar, iu6te er bod audi anbere Sc
senoeu 9euti9lanbs beim. 9abei. tpur
rf be Der Sturm bon einem fur6t6arel
B. @elpitter uno 9useli9tas besleltet. 81
GrefelO iiuD piele Sduier 5uiammense
%. brU6en uno baben Die Gintpobuer unite
o. ibren SrImmern besrabeu. 13 2eide
iinb bereits aussesraben pproen. 9ir
Mere tuuroen iofort an Srt unb Stel
on sei6idt uno limb an Der Nrbeit, nat
,r. ben SerI6itteten 81 srabeu. Sn8raur
., i6pei9 bat Der Sturm idredli6 sebau
{. uno Die StraBen iinb nit Ruinen be
seitilr6ten Sduiern unSusdusli6.
Sci Sprottau in Sdleiien lit itarf'
Sogeli6la9 9efaQen mb fat Die 5elo'
Lrs pDli9 5eritOrt.
Su Sanct 8upre6t bel @rus
SteDermarf bat elm @olfenbrld NE
rere Sduier luessei6pemmt. Gel
Menlden iiuo babel ertrunfen.
W." Berlin, 4. Suli. Sn @eimar berrl'
9roBe Grbitteruns iiber Die 8rauiamt,
&C. Der bOrtisen GarniionsOflciere, wel'
ll Elm Battalion in boiler Selbausriltu
bel fur6tba:er Sibe neun StWnben Fl
llet curd inter @affen bielten. 8ier6
'l0 SOlbatcn wurben pDm Sonneniti6 {
t%rOffeu. Sier itarben auf bem@rerci
plab utO man befiir9tet, baB nod mi
an rere Nnoere Iterben iperben.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-06-24
Wonderful Caves.

Travellers and scientists are
greatly interested in the recent
discovery of wonderfulcaves on
the island of Corsica. A miner
who undertook to explore them
a few weeks ago found it inn
possible to do so. He discovered
various small caves, close to-
gether, which led to a mammoth
cave some distance from the ORR
ginal openings. The roof of the
mammoth cave was between 60
and 40 feet high. After travel
ing under ground for some time
he came upon an immense lake,
which made further progress
impossible. According to his
estimates the lake is situated
under the mountain chain La
Revellatta, near Calva, and gets
its water from the ocean. In
support of his theory a small
grotto was discovered on Cape
Revellata, on a level with the
sea, which is believed to be con-
nected with the caves. The
length Of the caves along the
coast is estimated at thirty
miles. A society of savants has
been formed to explore the place
thoroughly this summer.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-06-24
The .Iolnstown Flood.

PTTTsBURG, June 22.-J. ].
Strager and Mr.. Leekey, of
Johnstown, have entered suits
in the Cambria Courts for dam.
ages against the South Fork
Fishing Club, who owned the
reservoir which broke on May
81. 1889, and caused the food
which swept 10000 persons to
death and spread ruin through
the Conemaugh Valley. Mr..
Srager was a lumber merchant
before the food and Mr.. Leckey
a wealthy property owner.
Each will place his loss at
about 800, 900.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-06-24
silver z .rc,lases.

Director Leach, Of the Mint
Bureau, at Washington, made
the following statement last
Saturday on the subject of sill
yer: "fhe price Of silver to-
day is ST oil, fine ounce, an adj
vance of three orfour cents over
the price at which silver has
brought for several months. /
bought largely Wednesday and
Friday because / believed from
indications that the price of sill
yer was going up and that it was
to the interest Of the Govern
ment to get its quota of four and
a half million ounces a month
at the lowest possible figure.
While it is believed that con-
siderable silver represented by
certificates on the New York
Stock Exchange is held on fore
ign account, the visible stock,
that is stock that is for sale. has
decreased and offers to the Gov
eminent have fallen off largely.
For this and other reasons it is
thought that the present adj
vance is largely a natural one,
with strong probabilities that is
will be permanent and progress
sive. Government purchase are
evidently making a decided inn
preston on the price. If the
wheat crop of India should be as
large as reported, it would
necessitate increased shipments
of silver to pay for it, and this
would have a tendency to in
crease the value of white metal.
The Secretary has not decided
yet whether lie will continue the
coinage of silver dollars after
the 1st proximo, but will make
adecision in that matter prompt
ly on his return to Washington
this week.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-06-24
Hayti as a Warming ana Exam
pie.

The New York Evening Post,
which has all along taken a
hopeful and liberal view of the
"negro problem in the South,
and has given the blacks full
credit for all the evidences of
progress and improvement they
have exhibited, is disgusted
with the existing state of anar-
chy, disorder and bloodshed in
Hayti and expresses the opinion
that the savage doings of the
negro brute Hyppolite call for
some prompt interference on the
part Of the powers who have a
naval force at Port-au-Prince.
The Post says: President
Hyppolite seems to be insane,
but there is no power in the Re-
public capable of deposing or
restraining him, and he is using
his continued control of the
army to indulge in the whole
sale massacre of his enemies.
His violation of Mexican Con-
sulate at last reused the Diplo.
matte Corps into a visit of re-
monstrance at which he, il is
said, insulted them all, and
then retired into an adjoining
room to play the flute. OF
course remonstrance addressed
10 q madman is of little use. Il
ought to take the form of inter-
ference, in the interest of hu-
manity, which overrides all COM
siderations of form. The chief
political importance Of the mat
ter is due TO the effect il will
have all over the world on what
is called "the negro problem. "
Hayti has long been a great
Encouragement to those who
think the negro capable Of man
aging his own affairs in civiliz-
ed communities. The recurrence
of these horrors after one hum
dred yearsof opportunity is a
phenomenon which il is difficult
to meet by a priori arguments.
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Dangerous u Live.

Human life is becoming very
cheap and in the language of a
man with whom the writer was
talking a few days ago, lit is
getting dangerous 10 live in
these days" Murder and all
forms of crime is becoming so
common that its terror is being
lost ON the public mind. Our
people are not sufficiently arous-
ed by the murderer deed. II
is a duty to rise up against all
crime as means of public safety,
not to arise through mere an
xiety, but with tbs spirit of
deep indignation, and aid in
bringing criminals to Justice
Rockingham Rocket,
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Hon. II. q. Fuller.
Fayetteville Observer.

Hon. Thos. g. Fuller, whom
the President has just appointed
Justice on the bench of the
Court of Land Claims, is q ma
tive of Franklin county, and is
about 60 years of age. He was
educated 1T the University of
North Carolina, and, shortly af-
ter commencing the practice of
his profession, married Miss
Cattle Whitehead, of an old and
cultivated family, and one of
the most charming and accom-
plished young women in Fayette
vile society. At the outbreak
of the war he enlisted as a private
in Capt. J. B. Starts Company
F. (LaFayette Light Infantry
in the famous First (Bethel)
North Carolina Regiment,
which, with the Richmond
Howitzers and a few other de-
tached troops, fought the first
regular engagement of the war
at Big Bethel, a few miles be-
low Yorktown. Afterwards he
became 1st Lieutenant in Co.
B, 18th N. c., Battalion Light
Artillery, but resigned in 1868,
having been elected to repre-
sent this district in the Confed-
crate Congress. After the war
he was elected to the Federal
Congress, but, like many other
Southern representatives, was
not allowed to take his seat.
Col. Fuller held at this bar the
commanding position which he
readily assumed at Raleigh on
removing to the State capital
about fifteen years ago. An
able counselor, expounder and
interpreter Of the law, he is al
most mvIncible before a jury.
and can look back upon many
splendid triumpns in the court
room; his thrilling speech dur
ing the trial of Boyle Bryant
and Wiley Evans, charged with
the murder of Charles Boone in
the fall of 1873, is remembered
here as one OF the most brilliant
efforts of his professional life.
His judgeship carries with it a
salary of 700 year, with the
necessary travelling expenses.
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Mother Love Triumphant.

The tenderest and sweetest oi
the human race is a new born
babe. "Of such is the kingdom
of heaven, said our Savior
and for such is our most heart.
felt sympathy. Through an.
guish that no one butts mother
suffered, through agony great
as Christ himself suffered on the
cross, are they born into the
world, and to the breast that
covers the truest and best heart
of the human family are they
drawn for sustenance and life.
When the mother for the first
time looks into those little peep
ing eyes and smiles, it is but
the radiance of angels laughter,
and it's first piping treble notes
are the echo of the heavenly
charms borne to earth by the
zephyrs from paradise. Love
was first born with a mothers
kiss upon the forehead of her
newborn babe, the strongest yet
discovered. Through tears comes
this blessing to cast a halo
around her life. How sad,
then, must be the little one born
without those blessed orbs, and
who energies from darkness in
to a never ending night. Such
cases are rare. Yet in New York,
a few days ago, a babe was
born without eyes It's parents
are poor people. Nothing in
their physical history affords
warrant for this most strange
and sad prenatal affiiction. The
infant is absolutely without
eyes. Only two pitiful hollows
without eyeballs or pupils-no
hope for the faintest ray of the
light of this world. How were
they to tell the poor mother?
For several days they would not
permit her to see her babe. At
last her anxiety and alarm be-
came so great that it was deem
ed best to tell her all. And so
they brought in the eyeless babe
and placed it on her bosom. All,
thank God, for nature was mer-
ciful after all! The mother,
pierced to the heart with an
guish and sorrow, poured forth
her passionate love in such
measure as to awe the witnesses
of that sacred scene. She did
not shrink from the unutter-
able woe of the little face which
was never to make response to
her tender smile-never to be-
hold the light of day. A love
ten-fold animated her whole
being and as she clasped her
babe to her breast, mother and
offspring were united in God
affection that only
death shall part, and that which
was abhorrent at first thought,
became two hearts and two
souls with but a single thought,
ami that a mothers holiest love.
Though eyes could not see, the
heart could feel. God bless the
eyeless babe, we all have a tear
to shed for the poor little un-
fortunate, and a blessing upon
the head of its noble hearted
mother.