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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

u pertnufer:
= Sine Sornt pon 100 9cres bes beten 8~roirie.
bobens in Sunp @puntp, SoutD 9ofpta. 50 Stores
inter 8fluQ. 9urdDI6nittSertrog oeS Mei5ens tpdbreno
bet lebten 8 Sabre ID 8uibel per 9lcre. 4reis 81 per
Mcre. 9tdberes bur9 8. SpaIbtng, 8 @.
SaIIteb StroRe, Chicago, Sn no
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
m0d7entide 3ltnois. Staats5eiune U1ontaa 81 2lueut 1891

uno aud Die Sragc lit unerbebli6, Oh Die
Abmahulg in aler SOrm Gehtens burd
ben Gaaren b~egluubigt lit ODER ni6t. 3metz
tens lit Dieler 8uno benz Oretbuno Elm
@eaengepi6t, uno ni6t nur oas, ct be-
finoet lib lit geraoem @egen i a i All ibm.
0a Der 9reibMno fur Seoen, Der nidt abb
iidtli6 blinb iein mill, offenbar frieoli6e
3wede perfolgt, 10 9ebt baraus nit 0fotbz
menoigtett berpor, baB Der neue 3weibuno
3u triegerii6en 3Dedeu olenen loll. 0amlt
lit iebod t%einesme9s gelagt, oaB Der 9efiir6z
tete @eltbrano DemnGblt 1t6 entflammet
mir0. Qlb9eieben Danon. oaB &u6lano
nod LANCE nidt fertig lit nit Der Nusz
riitung nit leinem neuen @emeDr, lit 6er
GSar etn Diel III Dorit6tiger Wa1n, ais oaB
er it'd our6 Die Observation-Disclosures unO bas
l1n0e1tilm Der Sranaolen Sur Waffenerz
9~rettung tDir0 binretBen laiien. Obue
!2neifel neroen bic beioen 0eere ShuItsr
all Stbulter nit ben Nrmeen bes Oretz
bunOes fdmpf EFT. ober ni6t eber als bis es
Nleranoer Ill. QefGat, uub bamit oirfte IS
p~orlGufig nod CUTE Q4eile ba6en.
Die Sr0n5olen fretlt6 lauern l6on IGngit
aut Jepan1e un0 bremen Dor 8egter Die
Sdarte Don 1870l71 ausSuDeBen uno lt6
@liaB Sotbrin9en tDieoer3ubolen. Inns
0euti6en sei9en iie bel ieoer @elesenbeit.
mas tie BON ms oenten uno tpie iebr ite
uns liebeu. 0as baben ite neulth mieoer
einmal belpieien. ais fte 81 benz i'm Sspz
TENDER bier ltattfinSenOen internationalen
Iiteraril6en Gon9reB pIDBlt6 inter ben
nidtigiten unb unpabriten 0ortpGnoen uno
8elduloieun9en ibreu Nbia9ebrief iUrieben.
Sn bItnoem OeutiGenbaB Douten tie es
ben 8oriier &iinitlerm na6ma6en, aber bic
franSDiiihen Sdriititeler baben 1i0 nod
nlebr blamirt ais ibre &oue9en bonn 8inieL
unO bonn WteiBel, Oenn oiele lu6ten penisz
items nod ben S6ein fir it9 gu betpa6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
@eaem ais sti6noTamcue.

l1eber Die 8eoeutung oes Hegens als Sttfz
%itoffqueIe fir uniere Gullurp flanSeu bat
ein bGnll6er @beTnifer unterludungen an
geitelt. 2lnregung oasu gaben Die 8eobs
adtungen 0es 0utsbeltBerS ShulBe& uptb
iber Die natiirli6en Stiditoffque4en fit
Die GrnGbruna Der Selofri6te, namentli6
Der 9egumigofen. IS belBt in Dem 8erl6t
wie folgt:
vSn ben Sabren 1880-1985 nurben
mDnatli6 auf benz 8erluhsfeloe Der fDz
nigli9en 8etcrindr@ u1o 0aHDbaubodlhule
au Sopenba9en Die in Smet Ge9enme1lern
geIammeLten Nteoer ldlGge auf Qmmoniaf
u1o SalpeteriGure lnterludt. TabeIle |
gibt Die fir oaS @iertellabr bere6neten
Wien9en bon Stidltoff in beiben Yerbinz
oHngsformen, ionie Die GeaenD06e. Ote
QmmoniafsS ttditoffmenge mar perbGltniBz
maBig am srOBten i'm Winter uno i'm tall
ten Srublabr; i'm Wtnterregen tpe6lelte
otelelbe Dur6l6nittli6 bon 1,05-7,98
WttutgramM I'M Sitter, ta1 Sommerregen
BON 0,7-1,5 Wttligramm. gerfalier be-
1tdttgt Die aut anoeren Stationen Qema6te
SeobahtHnQ, tDDna6 ntdt nt6t itets Der
Sommerre9en tn 8erbGltniB 81 benz gttes
Der 6lage anoerer Sabresseiten bic meilte
Salpeter lGure entbdlt. Sour in atpeten Der
tlnf 8erlu6sjabre mar Dies Der Sal. Die
Wtenge oeS Observation-Disclosures iiberitieg
nur lelten 0,5 Wiuigramm. Oie gr0Bte
beltimmte Wteuge mar 2 MiQigramm I'M
Stter. Die Nmmoniafmenee 1T Der Sals
peteriGuremenge i'm Gteqen melt iiberlegen;
nrr iebr mentg NmmUntaf fam at Salpe>
terlGure 9ebunoen iein.
9as our6i6ntttlide 8erbGltniB bon
Salpeterittdltoff gu Qmmontatittdltoff itel>
len fur bic Sabre bon 1981-1895 iolgenoe
Sablen bar: 1871, 1:13,5, 1:34.0, 1: 5,4,
ILL. Gs lit ieood b-emerfcuspertb. baB
III ben Wtonaten Suli 1883 uno i'm 9tugrit,
september uno ytouember 1884 Die Mense
Der SalpeteriGure i'm 1eberi6uB mar, -
tn otelen Wtonaten reaeirte Der 1egsn iauer.
Se5uglt6 Der benz Booen burb ben Gegen
3uaefibrten @eiammtSS g iditoftmeneen err
9lbt IT'D, BOB Omit Nnsnabme bes Sabres
1883 bis 1884 Der Sommerre9en (Suni,
e}uli, Iugult) i'm 8erbdltniB gu benz Gez
gen Der anoeren Sabresaeiten benz 8ooet
an1 psnigiten Stidltoff ausefubrt bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

@Ghlt man bic eigentIiden 8egetationsz
monate Maai, Stunt unb Suli uno beretnet
ben @tiditOff i'm MieOsri6laee 6ieier O1os
note i'll Bro5enten Der enriprebenben Sab
rssmen9en, 10 ergibt iid, baB in ben eez
1arnten Wtonaten l4-32 proSent Der idbrz
LID our6 Die 0tieceridlGge 3ugefIbrten
St!dltoftmen9e erSe9etotion su9ute fommt.
Berfaller belnerft, OaB Die gefunoenen ;3abz
len Wtarimalpertbe oarlteuen, neil Die linz
teriuhung in per Jdbe elmer sroBen Staot
gei6ab. Die ycoeutung Der Stiditoffuerz
%binoungen oeS 9tsgens fir Die Nflan8en
bari nad 8erfaiier bel 8erehnung Der
lonltigen StidltoffSufubr in Der rationelIen
9anOmirtbihai o"r6 9iln9er nidt auBer
N6t g%ela1iet tperoen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

3mtl1en benz n0roliAen Nrme bes Salt
EtDer Inb Dem Otter Greet i'm Staate
Wiilouri siebt iid Elm etrpa 200 SUB
9ober BergrIiden bin, an Dei1en nDrollber
Sette firalib cine tempelarttge NeLlenDoble
ertoect ipuroe, beren Snneres Deutlib Die
Splren menl6lther Nrbett. tDie lie it'd bel
altertbilmli1en 8auperfen auf Der Ditli6en
0%emtlphare ftltoet, 5eigt. Oas bintere
Gnoe Der 9oble ihmiidt elm 3ierlih in
Stetn 9ebauener uno iorgtdlti9 polirter
Sborbogen, mel6er ben @ingang su einem
te1npelartigen Jtaume biloet. Der 8ogen
rubt auf elmer Dirt tlnitIeril6eu @ebdlfes,
oas auf benz @apitGl elmer LAUDER gearbeite>
ten 9Gule itebt. Ser nun fol9en6e, in ben
8alffelien 9ebauene Gaum nit aepOlbter
0ede lit 80 SUB brett uno 80 SUB lang.
Bon 10 gu 10 SUB iteben i6lante @rantts
ldulen init nterediger Balts, tpeld)e Die
pbantaittlhe Sorm elmer u%nbetannten
Btlan5e 5etgt. Die SGulen tueroen BON
@apttdlern iiberragt, auf oenen Elm @efiige
aus magneitabaltigem &altltein rubt. Nm
Gl1De 0es Eaurnes erbebt it6 cine 8lattz
form aus pol;rtem Salfltein, auf tDeI6er
eth 5 SUB LANCER uno "a SOU otder @ras
nitblo6 itd beftn0et, Der cine glatt polirte
@ranitplatte bon 6 TuB Qdiae uno 3 SUB
Grette trdgt. 9as lit offenbar Elm Qlltar
g~eiDeien, benn rings lumber ftnoen ii6
Spuren BON Nldpe. 9te6ts Dom Nltar lit
Elm tleines Nebenselno6 9ele9en, oas tpo5l
ben Brteltern gum Mufentbalt geolent baben.
mag.
umfanarei6er als biele 1T cine S0ble
ooer pielmebr 6Dblenreibe, tpeIde man
neuerbings in ber gtGbe oes StGot6euS
W a II d eiter am Obto entoedt bat.
9ielelbe, oeren @in9ang mitten in einem
Seloe 5lptl6en Seliell lte9t, beltebt aus neun
gletdgroBen &amniern, Die 0ur6 l6nale
@Gn8e nit chamber oer6unOen itnO. 6tnz
ter oieler beftn0et ii0 cine 5tDette 225 SUB
lanee unb 10 SUB breite 6Dble. in oeren
Wfitte it6 Elm Wtauioleum nit etnetl Car
tOpba9 erbebt. Qln Der Baits beS Wtauioz
leumS beftnoen ft6 parauele Seloer nit
8asreliefs, 'tpel6e Die Sauptperiooen oeS
meni6Ii6en 9ebens: Einobeit, Sugeno,
relies unD @reiienalter 0aritellen. Su Der
Wfttte bes WtauloleuulS liegt auf etnem II
SUB iangen, 5 SUE breiten uno q SUP
bDhen Gubefillen Die in Stein gsbauene
@eltalt zines Wanues, oeiien 2Gn9e 9 SUB
4 3ou betrG9t. Qebnlt6e @rabmonuz
meute, tpobl 3tpanSig at Der 3abl, beftnOen
lt1 duf beioen Seiten oes 3taunles. oSn
einem oieler @rGber beftnoet fi9 cine Wtuz
ME, msIbe9 SUP l 3ou lang lit, ferner
Elm Sell, 3pet Speere, bret 6aden, Elm
Spaten, Elm GriufeefaB, smei S6uileln
unb cine feline l1rne, bic ale aus &upfer
befteben. Nnf Der benz @ingange segenz
iiberItesenbeu @ano oes &aumes ftno rs
&0pfe btloli6 oar9elteut. 9ie nit Sel
aufsetra8enen Sarben itno roth, 9elb,
i6par5 ultb peiB.
Die in Der 60ble auf9elaserten Stalatz
titen lalien auf Elm Bitter Don un9efGbr 1900
Sabren idlieBen. 10 baB alio tina 1000
Sabre ieit Der 3eit Deritrt6en iein miiiien.
in welder iene S0bIen beDobnt gepelen
itn6. 0teier umitano, lotpie Die Gtnri6z
tung Der 0Oble uno Die Sorm Der @efdBe
laiien Die Nnnabme 5u, oaB bereits in bors
biitorii6er 3eit auf BENT ainertfanii6en
Continent beoeutenoe pb0nicii6e Nteoerlais
lun9en beitanoen BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
QnsIdl1o.

Il inter- benz 8roteftorat Ser
EDntgtn @Grola pom Sa6ien
miro Der lGdltlhe @aittDirt6s7 0erban6 i'm
Sebruar t. S. in ben @eiammtrGumen oes
Gr0itauz Balaltes su Setp5ig cine S NJ
ternattonale 81 uS1telIung ii
Das Notbe &reu3, Mrmeebeoarf, 6Dz
9tete, Wpltser1abrung unO &odfunit Der;
~anItalten. Nuf oieler 9lusitelluna Iou
NueS, mas ber meni6li6e @eiit ais bas
8oufommenIte unD 9tationelIite 3ur Ser
pflegung Der Sruppen, &ronfer uno Ser
%tDunoeten, in Der 0o~lfsernG6rung uno
ilberbaupt in Der &cdfunit gelhaffen, 5ur
Auslteaung uno praftii1en Grprobung
~geIangen. Der &aiIer bat bern Qusitelz
lungscomtte Dur6 OaS 6cfmarjhallsamt
l6rlttll6 letne tpGrnllten SDnpatbien aus
lpreden lal1en, bon nt6t iDent9er alS 20
re8terenoen Slrften lino 6anbi6reiben
etngegongen, un0 Die 3abl Der Wtinilterien.
Wtllltdr : Berpaltungsz N5tbeiluneen uno
lonitige1 BebOroen, tpel6e Der MusiteQung
tbre unteritubung augela9t baben, belGuft
tth auf 3l5; audi Die ruliti6e Jte9ierung
interelItrt iid fir Die N~uslteQung. 9iez
lelbe tptro abt @ruppen umfa1Ien. Nm
@roffnun9stage Der Nusiteuung. ben 4.
Sebruar, iou cine groBe Irupp?n ipeiiuna
unter 8enubung Der ~neueitsn &ohapparote
fir grDBte @rbaltung bes 9tQbrtnertbeS
i%tattfinoen. Sim 5. Tebruar erfol9t eine
S6neulpetlun9 felomari6mdBigerG ruppen
unter VerDenoung BON TonierDen, am
Ga6mittag Die 6eriteQung bon Gacao uub
@bofolabe fir WtalienernGbrung unD Srupz
penDerpfle9ung, an BEN ipGteren Toeen folot
Elm 9roBeS @onfurren5fo9en, cine Mrmeas
lpetlung II. |. 10.
- Brofeiior Souls Braun ir Win6en
bat in Der leBten !3eit BEL 8 ii 3 zen eiuaez
be1oe Stuoten gu einem gr0Beren @enGlbe
gemaOt, iDelheS Die D~erbdnanibpoue
S6Ia6t, in wel6er Der Shne6enfDnio
u ultop IDoIf ftel, gum 8ormurf bat.
8et otelen StuDien bat QrofeIIor Braun in
WtDnben (ebemals GbIrftb) einen 10 r f.
pollen Suno 9erraht; CT bat nGmli6
ben Nltar ent6edt, auf nel6em bes oez
fauenen 6elOenfDntgs 2et6e,
nadoem lie in Der Jtant auf Dem Sdla6tz
feloe mleoer9efunoen tporoen mar, nteoerz
gelegt Nno ausgeflelbet puroe, uno auf Dem
ie 10 LANCE D~erblieb, bis man ite no6 Netz
BenfelS ilberfiibrte. Son bier puros iie
lpdter na6 Wolgalt uno oann burd, cine
lhtpcotlde Slotte in Die 6eiinat6 aebraht.
Ser Nltar lOu bon ~beionoers Id0ner Orr
belt uno in 9otbiidem StDl aebalten lein
perlhteOene Yapiere, pelde ii6 Braun, auz
giet9 nit benz @tgentbumsrebt oesQlltars.
Deri6affte, lOuen Die 9lebtbeit als unanz
te1tbar ~beaeugen. Ser Nltar lit DerSmeas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Qn5ei9en.

0ieienigen, Sic 8oi6ee's
v@erman Sprup" nod
ME antpanoten bet Gartz
nGftgelt uno 6rDntiben
6alsz unb 9ungenleioen,
baben gar teine Qbnung
hmm mn fneIh NM
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31

2eibgarge fir beren neue Stride sum Bretie
Don $4,000 Warf an9eboten. Die SDeas
Setbgaroe, ebemals bic gelbe 8ri9aoe, lit
Elm altberiibmtes, ibmeoti6es 9te9inent,
mar in berS6la6t bel 2uben bernorragenb
betbetligt uno be rlor bort ibren tapferen
Sberit &euffel.
0te lusriitun9 Der 2ofnmottben un6
Wa9en Der pirtte bergti6en
Staatseten nit Der gu t.
brudbremle lift iopeit noraeldritten,
oaB CUR 3eit, nit Nusnabme ~ipeniger 3ige,
Bel idmmtIi6en ia5rplanmdBi9eu S6ne4>,
Yerionens uno 2ofaL3iigen Dtele 8rentie
angenenoet miro. Sn YreuBen lit man
nod LANCE nidt 10 tpeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
Iermi6te GtDen.

Splgenbe 8erioten D0tr 6ereu @r6er itto erIu9t,
IiD lpegen Gln3ieDung Der nodite9etben GrbI6aTten
Iotort an Serrn 8. Wtardrportb, beutlber AoDDfat
i'll @1nclnnoti, Sbio, Direct gu meuOert. 9erielbe ba
iorgt nodbiteDenbe lpie ollie Grbi9aften uuo oeutlde
JteDts9eI0dfte prompt ulb 6ilt9
SO. 8rotg auS G6ingen; s. 8rutbDa9er aus &ubls
boc9; Wtatbtloe s. 6. SernDugen aus Sa9aro; e. SDrs
ner onoebl. III 8reoofprt, 9Jtili. 9. nn0 s.. 9etB allS
Moulbod); q. 2ettert aug 9rDntberg; VI. 2Dmine aug
MItenburg; Sc. S. GiteL oIs @BltnGeu; s. s., &. S.,
&C., s. 81, &oroline g., s. unD W. @r9en3tnger aug
sSreuben1toot; sc. s.. Gitbner geo. SerntbeIlel aus
ytei0elSbeint; 8. q. Gilbert aus 2iIdofSlpetler; 8.
SSlot9 aus S6ramterg; &. unO s. SroeatnQer aug
9opieu; 6. Soil ans 9etbelSDein1; 8. 8. 8rofier aus
6perlib; 6. 6. 8. @enoer olS &rulnmenD0gen; s. s.
uu0 81. 30. 9uber pere9. Weber aus @eirn9e1; s. s.
rnO s. 9. Sot5od) aug Malen; IL. 6. 9obn aus 48le=
iCnlperOer; .. 5Depqe ouS gtopitl9; S. s. Ger9elel
onS 9ber.2uDmigborf; s. 6. un0 q. 3. 9etnrtD5 aus
Sunterocer; s. VI. s.. $~oadbartb aus MItDof; s. Selt'
1tbel aus Sot6orf; q. s. 9errrta1tn ans y%tlenbur9; s.
81. &oSper ans &u5eufeip; 8. 6. 8appe aus Salbers
Itobt; 8. 8. &pd) aus @DeriiB; 6. q. u. Mtei1tde aus
Sutolp; 8. ". Neubaner ons @Bbprf; 6. ST. Sit 9eb.
@nouB aug 9ettingen; 8. Bipte ans %9tamfan; u. 8.
8oe91er orS Nn9elmpobe; @briitiane, S.; @atbs ..
bereD. 9plbetr, S0phte, @0tD, &. uto Ntorte Gen5
aus .&irdbcrg; ". GoBtteDt auS gfnlenoorI; 8;
GtrnIier ongebl. in ytem SrleonSi S. S6er5ln3er aus
9rannIin9eT; 4G. Sbmtbt ol3 9alle a; e. @rben pm
&. S0manlb; Grben BON 8. Sdtpplodb; 8. S. nr6 s..
Sroutmein aug Alpirs6od); 81. S. VI. Shnrt aus gBLef;
9. perch. Wtalt unb s. +. SpllTer alS Sub q. VI;
.t. 0oisene9ger Deb. Mhaienber9er ans Siebenan;
Grben BON s WDeblfe; s. Wittenler aus &atiers'
~Iautern; 6. s. Q9interfelbt aus Iroebbertau.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-31
DR.. TiT11Tm'S HauSarZt.

Gin superldiii9er G~atbgeber iir @eiunoe uno &rante.
Mtt $40 Observation-Disclosures, Dte1en Sofelr nnb ltber
400 8eCepten. Gus Setten. @reis pprtoTret $2.S5.
AoeIliDg az Mlappenbach,
guds unb MISUNDERSTANDING,
SeIepbou 2116. 4S eGtbcrm StraS Sc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-12
Farmers and Iaborers.

Tho Farmers Alliance and the Oo,ored
Farmers Alliance In the South now have q
ilno opportunity to see how tho principle OF
| combination works. Tho Farmers Alliance
| and Industrial Union Is supposed to DO COM
| posed OF farmers and laborers. As a matter
| of fact It Is principally composed OF farmers.
The Coorcd Alliance which has been coddled
by the white Alliance. consists very largely
Of farm laborers. The ideas OF farmers and
OF farm laborcrs IN regard to wages are
pretty sure to dirIor. An instance of that
difference has Just occurred. The col
ored cotton pickers have combined to
ask ST a hundred pounds for picking cotton
between Sept. ~ and Nov. 1. II they are suc-
cessfnl In their demand. the cost OF harvest
ing cotton will he greatly Increased. while
tho price OF cotton will not be increased.
Tho cotton growers say that they have q
hard time enough to make living at tho
present price Of cotton and labor. What are
they going to do II the cotton pckers sue.
coed In getting dollars hundred pounds?
Now here is where another weakness OF
the Alliance comes to the surface. The Col
ored Alliance. composed Of laborers or small
farmers who are ready to pick cotton for
other growers when their own little crop has
been harvested. Is interested IN having
higher pay for cotton picking. The Farm
ers' Alliance and Industrial Union, In 80 far
as 1t is composed of laborers, must oncour.
age movement for higher wages for labor
ers. In SO far as 1t Is composed OF farmers,
and these actually compose the greater part
of Its membership. 1t must strive to keep tho
wages OF agricultural laborers down to the
lowest point breach between the white
Alliance and the Colored Alliance would seem
to be inevitable; and II there Is any con.
siderable number of laborers in the white
Alliance. they must begin to ask themselves.
what they are there for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-12
The Bow Pirate.

The front shouters In the TAssErr move
ment cry to the laggards in the rear to come
up and work because their candidate Is
young-not forty.
Another point which they might make
with equal truth is that Mr.. FAssETT now
represents with unrivalled prominence
tho Republican policy Of ravaging New York
and Brooklyn. The money taxed out Of the
metropolitan region Is poured nll over the
rural districts OF the State. The just d.
vision OF political strength which would
come from the legally demanded reappor-
tlonment. and would enable the case of the
two great Democratic cities to be
fairly presented and upheld in the
Legislature. has been mercilessy sup
pressed by the party which now has made
nucleus Of FAssErT. The Republican
leaders Of New York referred to by the
Inter- Ocean In another column OF this page
as the real robbers who stole the Worlds
Fair from New York for the benefit OF a
Republican city include FAssETT or he isn't
the high and valuable member OF his party
his sponsors would have people believe
him to be.
Mr., FAssETr Is the sort Of youth who years
ago, in the time Of old-fashloned romance,
figured in the dime novels. Under the
tutelage Of his boss he has appeared as
fresh young adventurer. whose chief inter-
est lay In minding the captain no matter
who was hurt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-12
ChlCuHOs1 Cheat

To Tny ED1ou OF TnE suS-Sfr: Tho enclosed slIn IA
from the Chicago BABY Se1s and 10 fair .amnls n,
what tie other pnpsrs saying regard to rho loan
I'tt OF by the Government TO the WorIds
FAIR In addition the already given to tia, obeo,
When Chicago was frautcsy contesting for the p,.c.
wil0s remembered. WAS repeatedly asserted by i,s
friends In Congress and by Its special Commiss,ou
sent on to work In Its interest that NO aid from
Government or any other source WAS expected or s.
s'rel for Chicago could and would provide ali m.
means necessary to make It y complete succsas Whv
ms change ofront. All they asked Of Conyress wos
e e. grant ,ss .hs pae: Ana they would do a. tn.
that they contsmplatei iii. ac,ioa la,e, say but
S,aet" hal xIown cold and quite forgot, NJ uas
wa. s, n.'"ni or in'eInatioa ssr I'll
anssti"h lhnE rue that ie undsrynx Iaso .n nS
snterpr.. IL ss.nn MN. VS. to naks hcaao
i;eihed with Wei ronsrs.s whiis MH. "
amS S1sH ~; ps psoj rsysa hsy ~, w aug
10 INFO tie aer phases II las assumed ' H. sIass t9
Snow ,al many OF 1t, hr.t r. sns ami It's nm hhs
;s. sa ;:I ,ss lev o 81
ssription q thund only narialiy sat!, ;nb'
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The Holy Goat or Treve.

10 '"h EDITOR or the suv-U: In narrative Of m.
rvu'c"ar'S o' Aug - about the holy coat OF Tr.v.
'hsreh related tho follow ng accoun, OF IN. ~, 49,
cures believed TO be mrac Gus which took piar ,
'nx me exhibition Of the re-, lie in 1871:
AtIrsves and the surrounding countr,..
Asaes Lorra1ns. and beyond tho Rhine m.
s,e h,mly IN tho authenticity Of the relic. Their Ss
no. nAs become "n'hakabls on account OF the cnr.s
hAt'"s more or less OF IN. raculous GLarac,ar 49,,
e""atpp a'f ~ ~ Am"nS Ihs.s wa. th.. Of
and Iaa.a h.. Was much and Wiisy .aLsd bro
he.Ts besh - i0usly disputed Wv 'ae' 'Hst lac
mr.. vimus on, eM was ~ years old and for t~o
ssansahes OF two persons 'As''S'u'ohs And The
s.csnd M nv condition of suffering she VA. ...,.,.
shrine ""'e me holy coat hung Ia
s csr Sseam: strong enough 10 JoWa there
persons ner crltches we'll a. thosn y, Sr.
has sles we're left In the church TSs Cn =. othsr
In me 81 stes Of hsTiiy, Il SIsssat
phalia which her f,n snts the nobility OF West
ansrd Of hsnn1h sr names tbs roll Of ts Place
sa'h'dra during rr.ssa s e hRss%s9 s'ar Ia iSs
CATHOLIC LArAAs
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marriage Is an indissoluble sacrament the
end would be secured without difficulty.
But II divorce Is allowed for any cause.
various causes may he defended logically as
proper and justiiiablr.
1t cannot be expected that tho vast ma
jorlty Of the States will yield TO New York.
which is in minority so small. In making
adultery the sole cause for divorce. New
York will have to yield to them and recog-
nze other causes II there Is to be uni
formlty Of legislation. The question there
fore is whether we are willing to make the
concession to secure this endl 1t isa cues
ton easily answered. New York will never
enter into such n bargain; and that means
that the present state Of affairs will continue.
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Tho Dynamiter.

Advocates OF punctuality will not Illus.
trate the advantages Of promptitude by
referring to the escape OF passenger train
No. 0 from destruction by dynamite on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad on Wednesday
night. II the train had not been
forty minutes late some portion Of
it. II not tho whole, would proba.
lily have been blown into fragments. 1t
would have been moving much faster than
the single locomotive which was wrecked,
SO that before its progress was wholly
checked 1t might have reached ull the car
tridges placed upon the track. instead Of
being stopped. as the lone engine was, BY
the explosion of the first cartridge.
man named LEWIS REMEL has been ar
rested at Easton, Pa, on suspicion OF being
the dynamiter. Here Is his record as tsle-
graphed to us from Easton yesterday:
"REurL was sent to Jail hsre in 1870 for working .
conde same College professors Next
he created iix sensation by blowing several state
rooms the steamer Drew. For that lie served six
yesrs He had not been ont OF jail month before he
killed several people by wrecking Delaware and Hud.
sou train PlattsburRh. N " by putting on
the track Thatwas iu 1885, and RENrL got six years
for the crime"
There is just one proper place for such
man as this, and that iS In jail-and jail al
ways. 1t Is not worth while to experiment
In efforts to reform his character so as to
fit him to be at liberty some time. When
man by repeated acts OF violence has shown
that he is so confirmed in crime. he is past
help in that direction. To let him out after
a term OF imprisonment Is like loosing
wild beast to prey on the community. He
should be kept where he will be powerless to
harm Others and that Is behind the bars.
The time will come when our criminal
laws will provide for the permanent re-
stralnt OF offenders who manifest an incura-
BILE tendencJ toward the commission OF
crimes which endnnger human life.