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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

The ulonkey bo1se IN Central park is the
favoriie resort II that bsd million Of chill
drrn who live in and around New York.
Here there are 6fty n7onkeys In one biG
cage there are a dszEn new m9nkeys not
yet thoroughly accustomed to civiiiza'
ton. Their cage hse 10 be tsdiss-
and SO when the bsper eni<vz with
bis broora the whole lot ~ them
eoveal and scarnper Of n the oppo-
cit. SIDE Of the cAee. and hnddIe ttere.
am CERTAIN they are nS1 really seAred. ts'li
ouiy pretend 10 this bot II monkeys, ous
two foot Tpor.key has becorns the dear
friend 81 . VEN small ope. and - vlsen
ever tsev scazBr~r frSsfn ous side II tbs
fscs - the other The iaE oge arts "a q
bors. for the little one
All the rpoBleys ere on iptfnBafe terms
witt Mr. Jacob. TIE se~y~r. and sofss srs
never happT pnsess TRY gef into his srrps
or car hang abgut his Dsssk As me seepe'
has " use ~ bresgn vigorously - svees
ms the se~r II - fnnny - ses him carr
s-orsrr1 rse~is lsrs of live monkeys wAsis
st bis vcrs
Tlsat rsenkey bous~ is srsps ~ p~-7'>f-
eel rr,otssB. II go osiF - qssses ~hszn g.
hsDdE So aeie~p yoH vii see rzsofsts1
perfectly sfiEl a11 rpnssDf l-ss. ssfd yon
VII ~sT. ts7f.st csssp - 6ee6 ts--a 81 las Ne
wonder New be Is go5ug ~ tsst = e<rs
scs-z~<,ts NAP Tbfo~s yvu bs~s sssd thss
~ - tfset ~sr7 ssrrse rrsons~T. swinging "a
TIE rcs- sz,6 tv51e ~ srrf-e as6 sfre-estw
- e-sr u vas nrslT oFse - isss trsrks-
Zee r.BBar Eseas iaBgkisC ~bsz rDos
ksy 8or'ks ~ yrss r vgu STAR fe1s n
ksn ~ vsFl hlssk sd wink then srut hss
s.>e5 80 or,s sss< ~sxa q knowing st-. 5as'
- w1asd . rr-is. ~slz.r ft-tae ssrF ~issn bs
s<rx h1Tr s-r vos ste<1fA9 az HgE~
vsou snax rs@ f.&rs zsz>e II see far.
fs- 80 ~sfs~. - ~fIl erss by tsss nsen
kess vs~rzae vAtch rar~r. 4oa rsaks
n.e ~.rp .zrsa - f5apxs Trunx Fsg,se.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
STOPPED THE CARS.
\ Bank sues Railway Company and
Attaches the Rolling stock.

\ Bank sues Railway Company and
Attaches the Roliin. stock.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 2i.-Fletch
ct 4 Churchman, bankers, today, filed
n suit in attachment against the Toledo,
& Hooking Valley Railroad Company,
and several of the company's cars were
stopped here, and are now in the hands
OF the sheriff. TIE writs have
been sent to the northern
part of the state, and 1t Is the purpose
TO stop every car belonging 10 the COM
pany that can be caught IN the
state. The bank claims the COM
pany IS indebted To it III the
sum of $4,000 under a contract
with the defunct indianapolis car
works, the bank having cashed the
company's paper when in the hands of
Millard. The staps taken today were
for the purpose of forcing the COM
pany TO defend the suit IN this state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
TEMPLERS OF TEMPERANCE
The Annual session Being Held in This
city With "a Large Attendance.


city With "a Large Attendance.
The Royal Templars Of Michigan be-
gan their annual session here esterday
at Good Templars hail. Fifty councils
were represented 10y a. many rcpresen-
tatives. 4 banquet WAS gwen TO the
representatives at the afternoon session
Yesterday, st winch the following toasis
were responded Co: - Banquet With
out Wine," DIR. Lau, of Detroit; "Wine
Without Banquet" DR.. II. l.. Bower,
OF Greenville. The toast master was
l.. ID. Randel. OF this city. The follow
ing supreme officers are present: Su-
preme Counselor X. ID. Munger, OF New
York; Supreme Secretary samuel Mel
son.
Grand council officers present: Grand
Counselor J. ii. Tatem, Grand Rapids;
Vice Grand Counselor Mrs. 4. l.. Ran
dolph, of Nernon: Past Grand COunse-
lors George NJ. Dewey, of Shelby; y. b.
Blain, OF Lowell; l.. l.. Brewer, OF
Owasso.
The meeting was addressed last even
ing 10y Rev. Il. ID. Munger, OF New
York. The election of officers viii oc'
cur at the afternoon session today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
audasisy Of Hosfofd IA assuming tns
isafersh5D

tEtArt
fns aext act vas initiated ~ Senator
troekeF's aIaxlng aaotDes report. paF-
porting ~ come from the Com nliLEes
oe tne fisdlaadsf- Morse contest. Tas
report vas s.xued - blH saa sx8ator
Gilbert, aasag been drasn up aanBg
tie lDtsfu ass.On. No meeI.ag or toe
committees IA ta.s case Las ever been
hsld Tor tns paFpose OF agreeing upon
report. Senators Taylor. bastons
and Flsshs.m are nlsaIbsrs and state
tnas q Was understood at the szsE a5eet-
lag 0f TIE COMMITTEES, tGat ui0re esl-
drnee Uas 70 DC taken yet A type
written copy or ths evidence vas
Ikro~a ga EasLsas's D~.k-
This afteruoon for the frst time and
be aad had 40 time 10 look al i, when
the snole question sas sprung Oh bum.
Inc tactics Of the fFst act we're re-
peatea "a thls. Senators Croker s0d
Park kept ap roar. and when senators
Taylor and BastOae protested against
suen an outrage as IIe receipt OF re-
port made BY the ehalrmsa " tnous
consulting the eomaIttee. They ln-
sisted tnst It was 40 report q. al and
not entitled to DC received.
senator croek~r Hswied
For Is adoption. Snator Park howied
out imaginary points OF order. without
the slightest conception OF parliament
AIRY law enough to sec polnt as big As
a barn. lis mnl Was all eentered on
his boss unsiOrj. and the anxiety 70
atone tor his failure u act with his
party IN the organ katlou OF the senate.
IlOsioFd's whip whIzked over the PresI-
dents head. fne Secretary bobbed in
unison, and the farce WAS enacted.
senator Morse was ousted and senator
fridlardeF declared member of the
S,nate. senator Doran recovered from
MS mental dazc long enough to move i,
reconsideration and have it tabled
TINS ended ms usefulness. as boss llos-
ford couidnt trust hIm further.
The two Republican Senators, Hor-
ton aud Morse. were thus
Tried, Condemned end ousted
In their absence. And not even the
contestants We're present. They have
been telesraphed for to come imme-
dIately, aud the uproar of today Is
nothing 70 what may be expected to-
morrow. II the twelve Republicans
still remaining can all be secured, and
Senator Wilcox will act with :hem, on
account Of the snuDs he received to-
day, with the help OF Patrons, Bas,one.
Benson ani Brown. this whole work can
be set aside. for there will be only
thirty Senators To vote and the combl-
nation will number sixteen. There
Will be muse in the air tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
PETERS s SAGE ADVICE.
No Session wil be Held Until the New
ssMembers' Report.

Special 20 the TELEGEAN HER,LD.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. 2i.-During a
little consultation held by Senator
DOran, f. III. Hosford and Game War
den Hampton, this evening, concerning
the proceedings in the Senate this after
noon, and the necessity of getting Frid-
lander and Morrow here forthwith,
Hosford said, ave must wire them
To como immediately" and Doran
added, 1--WE will not call a meeting of
the Senate until they get here" Such
q plan will be adopted. To obviate
the danger of Il combination of Republi-
cans and patrons, tn set aside the GUST
ing of Horton and Morse, and Doran's
advice Is on par with all the others,
n disregard of order and decency. Hos
lord expresses himself well pleased with
MS first success II the gerrvmaudering
scheme.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
HIGH DEGREE MASONS.
Annual Convocation of the Ipsnsbls
Grades.

Annual Convocation of the IDsnsbl-
Grades.
The first days session of the annual
convention of the incnable grades Of
the Masonic fraternity WAS opened yes
terday in the Widdicomb building. The
session will continue until Thursday
evening. Moriah Grand Lodge of Per-
fection was called TO order at 10 O'Clock
by Deputy Harvey c. Taft. Very little
business WAS transacted at the morning
session. The afternoon session Was
taken up IN disposing OF candidates for
degrees. The session last evening con-
ferred the fifteenth degree. after winch
the annual election was held. The OFF,
GERS elected are as follows: y. l.. q. NJ.
Percy L. Cook: Deputy T. p. G.. NJ, Lon
q. Winsor; 5. w, II. h. Dean; j. w,
II. NJ. Barker: Orator, {. :. Robinson
Treasurer, Jacob Barth; Secretary, sam
r. Watson. The sessions will bc con-
tlaued through the week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

An old gentleman named Elias
Young. aged 50 years. whose home : as
s66 south DivlSon-st-, was tossed from
his vsgon lsst evening. at the corner q
Wealthv-avs. and B0chsnsn-st., vhlls
crossing the car track. lie vas badly
shocked ard was hru,sed considerably
about the face. The ambulance took
h8m TO hss home.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
MINERS ON A STRIKE.
They Compel Dsv Workers TO Quit Work
-Fiukerton's tuards.

ScoTTsDkLE, Pa, Feo. 24.-At a mass
meeting held today. 200 coke workers
OF the Loyal, Hanna, Unity. Monas;ry
and 0sher Latrobe works were ordered
% strike. The Frost Hill and
PAUL plants. of ". u. Rainey.
are still running. The works
are heavily guarded by Pinkerton men.
A. Mount Pleasant today. 200 strikers
marched TO MOrewood coke works
where q number or men were working
by the day. and compelled them to
stop work.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

The funeral of Mss Lille Heeder,
who died from typhoid fever a, 2f2
Laerave-st. Sunday morning, aged 90
years, will take place at Charlotte to-
day. Her remains will be conveyed 70
Charlotte on the s O'Clock train taIs
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
EXPELLED FROM HIS PULPIT
An Indissa Preacher Goes Wrong with
popF of His Flock.

BLoowIxeroS, Ind, Feb. 2t-The
sensational uial at the C0lored Bsp-
tst Church. ended today in the
expulsion Of Rev. B. F. Arnold,
pastor OF the congregation Evl-
donce was introduced 90 show
that ne had been guilty Of immortality,
letter was found IN his own hand
writing that led 20 the action OF the
beard -Four other members were also
expelled.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
SAVE'Tn
The PROJECT
AZ is Claimed -
n.ny DFas.k g.
saa sAs k6011

mornings In
fallen men are =
their ways Of 60
gent and seieati1 -
been applied q
ash home for -
be reiormatar* r.
which the mlsiout ?
OF cod can MAKE ~ s {
fer many mos ~ ~ -
the Beulah iione. ~ ~ ~ s|5rk g
her heart that she G1ik1 Un1 p,n1no r
bsuld ali asylum To- 1&1&10x q
uElarlunates. Hu1 ~ m
gone by. aud her Di1l>45 l1@<U ~ 81
10 her nothing bc(< HM tks< 1<l@
hope which, mako ~ &eRr@ u>e6 q Il
ter nualey is nE@ - 1U{T
spirit of heulah. ~ - M 6k<
Evangelist Tor thc {:H11tinn 11IG
la that capacity h<f nli3s1 In &11G
kept active "a pjGon(ok 81 5i16 >un>0
and means OF cayfr1nk Inl6 6Ercu116n
this ardent desleo 81 tn11o un Iof16n
men, lost IN the ocrd z1fbn II 11roo1
drink. A few Sftk6 eiz,nr. -
event occurred thnt Lei IL 1l.e }>11.<1
lhat good pruvidca,ce oas fsaxine tiae
way iof the rest.ro35on IL ilei isfnt>.
About sx weeks ~. there ra1ne 10
thgs city gentIeio1n wbe4t NisoIt lbs
has been employs u Me psIfk 81 ~
claiming fallen u1e1k His nalaa i
George HARRISON. ~ ht fon,cs 4,
Grand Rapids dlrec1fg from Wx,od6tuck.
Ontario. HIS atte1 t{11n nfe1 % 1l,sd tlc.
ployment suificaoc>aiY xnn1unesaisYe -
support himself. wi[n Ard cis,id. and
incidentally 10 turn HI hn1d % taach
work OF eyanRx!ln1son q lie mi.i1,
find 10 do. n,st1r Dadlcy aud
George Harrison nsot and co.,
pared notes. The result <<
their conferences i Che dotrsnsnaii,,s
10 found a honae Coz lntbr.ate<. Mr.
Harrison saws thnt - u4ll cnfsf ul<na
tins work not - fheorsst. i,ut ~ !
practical man VITO hna nlrcasiy haa :
good measure Of SUCCESS 3fl ts.e ss.ooanl
branch of work. IIo snys Il ls q <is',acn.
strated fact that : large 3noportlon q
those who rank Ia flle world ~ cosan. "a
drunkards are sl1soeutihjc Of cona1.l< Il
reformation under pror,er t<aatnaas,f.
The mode Of fzesfnsent. ia its 1pa,n
| features, is very mm1laf 20 thai en-
ployed N the fnsrson Home ID M ne
cases of fallen wonsen. First really
home-like nome y prov51ed. Nhr3t
neatncss, cseauIinun, Ho0d. xhoIcsnns<.
though not luxnf>of;s toad, k1ndn nxnr.
gentleness, pure q moral suf-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Ladies Of X. Of L.

Thursday evening the working We
men will organize a Ladies Assembly
at Good Tomplars' Hall on ETidge-st.
All old members are cordially invited
TO be present.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

wasnrxare~. Feb. 2t.--SenafoT F. K.
Wilson. of Maryland. died here toaeht
few minutes past ten o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Monday sfN
u, n0rtiIwar4
frose near 50
t3sns telesnDu
smashing IA g
jnx others.
tran cafsse M
o~w the G.
cvfIslaerns,iy 4
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Montgomery the Victor.

Judge Lanes friends withdrew his
name before the poll of the convention
on formal ballot. By the time the poll
was finished, it was apparent that
majority, while Hooker's strength
remained about the same.
Lepawee tnen changed her vote 10
Montgomery. and other counties fol-
lowed. In the midst of the changes,
Philip I. Colgrovo moved that further
baliotlng be suspended aud Judge K. NJ.
Montgomery be made the unanimous
choice of the convention. The motion
was carried with much enthusiasm and
good feeling.
VIM. Alden Smith and Philip T. Col
grove were appointed committee to
wait upon Judge Montgomery and IN
vite him to appear before the conyen-
ton.
Regents OF the University.
Hon. Henry Howard. o: Port Huron,
was then nominated 10y acclamation as
candidate for Regent OF the University.
Maj. Peter Cook, of Corunna, and
Henry W. Cary, of Manistee, were
placed IN nomination for the second
Regent. The effort 20 nominate hy ac-
clamation resulted IN confusion. and
on motion OF y. 4. Earle the couven-
ton proceeded to a formal vote by
counties.
Tne formal vote resulted in 43i for
Cook. and % for Cary. The nomlna-
ton was then made unanimous.
montgomery Accepts
Before the vote vas announced the
committee had returned and presented
to the convention 'the next Justice Of
the Supreme Court. Robert ". Mont
gomery.v Mr. Montgomery sad tha;
10 he chosen as a standard bearer IN
/ the contest TO - wsEed by the two
great political parties. vas an honor a
iittie greater than BIS most sanguIne
/ hopes. II would not te proper FOR linl
TO discuss at this time the political
Iss7es OF the day. Judges we're oct ex.
pected 70 be politicians. "Bntit . y9uI
duty. gentlemen. - rally r8und the
ticket. give i yoar support from hrst e
last. and success u April vii be a.
sured ="
Rockers Csswratalssieas.
Jgdze Hooker vas tasn intFodBeed
and sad i vas not customary for auy
man - ass 81 il the c<lstrstSen ef hss
own ohses1sseae.s. y have nAd the prlv.-
ieEe o. eoacratntatisE TIE eeat3enasa
Nho g - he year sfazss1avd hesref- re
has made a good fgat snd I cnTgTAts-
late hsra I'D vea. Js4ge Mo- seprasry
hss al tie goodness - Is re lnso tae
secret ef hs success ~ Al lesss Vsrl
Il s. He sags = tfrsn8 Rapids ness
Eeoaesa4eS 20 Sevsath psws
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

40 lUtEo-4 aetaon. He vas eoTn slhln
Eas1ty -nys - IS 81 ths pace ~hsfs -
are SssSa ole1 W4s FeaFsa o. = farm
Al Is years OE axe 10 81. ssea IA t2e
nlo2 array, IS u GAS Admitted - The
BAR 4t - Was prosecuting SttOfDey ~
AIS eU0nIy ~ = Nzs &ss stzHt I nltea
states .slglet sttoFNsg for the Western
asty4el 0f Maen KAN; ~ - s4s Jadge ot
tle circuit eOHEt 81 tae eoQnly ~ hents
a9d 8aeu he FssgaSa tEAg Cfhce &c
looG tae place be nAs ssnee o<rup II
2al0Ug the foremost lawyers u TIE
state
While he served oa tAe bench many
lawyers from various parts " tue state
appeared bxlory tiia. 4ud u MAS their
unsDimous geF1 .eg taAt TX aaa great
J4dN.Ai mina, cain. severe and Nell or
defed, ll4t he nAd 20 superior sitting
ca any beach. slate OF federal. ia th.s
commonwealth. ig = not niy purpose
- portray h.s great legal leata ng aud
aeunen, his fearless dispensauon Of
exact Justice, nls genl.euess aud bis
fFendiuess, the love aad esteem IA
which he i neid by al WHO come IN
contact vita hlm. These ale indeed
qualifications desired for year candi-
date Who shall be- nominated. aud are
possessed by Judge Montgomery IN a
superlallye degrse. Ent Ns has an
other qualification. which must not be
overlooked tnis spring. lie : a vote
seIter. When four years ago he cOu-
sented 10 take tie n0mtnalIln Tor cr-
cut Judge IN our county. there was
egnt hundred Democratic majority
against MN. and he Was elected over
the present Democratic incumbent OF
that Office by over sixteen hundred
votes. Ii the Democrats place IN nom
NATION a Grand Rapids man, as now
seems probauie. they Will ilnd, 4 You
nominate Judge Montgomery, that the
| man VINO was never beaten by tine peo-
pie will turn the boasted Democratic
majority IN Kent county 10 n glorious
Republican yiotOfyl And II the Demo
crats do not nominate Il Grand Rapids
man the vote for Judge Montgomery
IN Kent county vii! be substantially
unanimous. Gave Us Judge Montgom-
cry aud we feel that the norlhern and
eastern portions of the STATE VIII do
their duty, and the western district,
where he lives, We do not feel.
hut we know, wll roll up
such a Republican majority that
| the hottest headed Democrat III
/ the nation will not dare To .nslnuate
that Michigan is doubtful State. And
when he is elected no man who has as
sisted in the result Will ever on his ac-
| count need to hang his head. but on
the contrary the party and the State
Will look upon his record with the
greatest pride and the profoundest
satisfaction
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25
Knock of the Farmers.

VIII Norton IN behalf of the Eleventh
district, presented the name OF j. G.
Ramsdell. of Traverse City.
Mr.. Norton said that last fall the
farmers of the State knocked at the
door of the Republican convention, but
We needed them not, and today, in the
language of the high school "we are in
the soup" Today the Democrats are
holding every coveted place IN the
state, from the gilded chambers of the
State capitol at Lansing, to the dun
geons IN our State PRISON at Jackson.
Montgomery a Favorite.
A few seconds were heard for Mont
gomery, Peelcr and Ramsdell. when q
motion was carried to consider the
balance Of the speeches as made, and
TO proceed to an informal ballot.
The Informal Ballot.
The ballot had proceeded as far as
Bay county when objection was made
TO the full vote of county when only
part OF the delegates were present. 1t
was finally agreed tnat the delegates
present could cast the full vote Of their
county. The result of the ballot was as
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

TIE e<t1eW
bHet9fUse1M
81 Iass,r and {
have fsen en1
y1werful orr
fgestber IN ~
efests ~ tic
appzfeni N
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

ffaT- Nnsfs fss rscswed cf-r-
nsan eatsa frona tke Exexat ree ~ o,aso.
sssxesssnz tAat SECS Il. taken tg TIE
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

representative BsFsuorth, q Jack
SD, offered a resolution whiCh -ss
sdopte5, ca .ng oa the Attorney Gen
ersl for rs oEsrion "a u tfss constitp-
fsooa ~ ~ tae sef - incorporate TIE
safe Bozrs II AxrscaltaTe. ussder ssss
rsr1vzsea of The corsst f5tson vhlch pro
bItHss tfs formation. ~ sTetssl ar. of
any ecrTr9rssson sra7tst Ter nanIDcI-
Tszi T@rpozes.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Geo. 2. wanty then IN = very esec-
tive and able speech presented ths
name of Robert " Montgomery. q
Grand Rapids. He spoke as follows
Mr. Chairman and gentlemen Of ths
cosvent.an. ! nave the honor Ard tEe
very great pleasure of pre~enung "a =
caadadste for lasties af the Supreme
court ths nAnss ef Robert VI. Ment-
xessesy. ef tirsnd Rapsds To tae haT
of Mlchgsn. Jadxe Montgomery seed
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-25

Special - ths EsLEGkAN hssAIBs
Jackson, Mich, keb. Z4.--It was 10.
unil II 30 O'Clock today that Secretary
~. K. Bates called the Republican state
Convention 70 order, and read TIE cali
for the same as issued by the State Cen
tFal Committee.
Prayer was offered BY Rev. L. B. Bal
com, " Jackson.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-25
A RUSSIAN FAMILY.
How Little Troubles Bstween Husband and
Wife Were Smoothed Over.

A wealthy landowner in one OF the
suburbs OF Odessa, says a paper of that
city, married a woman of thirty years
while he was fifty They lived peacefully
together for short time, but soon they
began quarreling and often exchanged
blows \ few weeks ago they INDUCED
themselves in a fight by which the good
lady got worsted. She had an arm dislo-
Gated and was sent TO the hospital, where
she remained about three weeks. When
she got well again she went home. Her
husband. meeting her at the entrance,
asked with a smile: "Are you quite we'll
again, my dear ?"
"Oh, dear, yes" answered the woman :;
81 am so far recovered that | feel strong
enough to send you to the place from
which ] am coming" And before the
husband had tine to appreciate the full
meaning of this answer, be was lying
bleeding on the floor, with his jaw broken.
He is now in the hospital, occupying the
bed vacated by his wife. He fatty re-
fuses. however, to bring an action against
her in the court, or even 10 seek a separa-
ton from her. "Such little troubles be-
tween husband and wife," he said, speak
ing with one side of his mouth, "must not
be taken so seriously in practical life."
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-25
Two GobIets.

When tolls the hour the death proclaIming,
When nature bids me say adieu,
Then let my life, my earthly wandering.
Pass in my mind in grand review.
But ere from friends part endearing
And leave for aye, this world of bliss;
One favor yet am / imploring,
Then take from me the parting kiss
The goblets bring from which tasted
The joys Of life, it, misery.
For know l would. from earth departing,
Which of the two has favored me.
The goblet pass the heart detecting,
Containing naught but grief and care;
Its weight is my soul revealing
That but the half came to my share ts~,
Then bring the goblet bliss dispensing;
so light il seems; it sounds so clear;
Not cen one single drop remaining
In this enchanted cup of cheer.
And as the fountain is now barren
From which 50 oft drank, so we'll,
But yet remains the sorrow laden
Wherein but signs bus tears excel.
To death my hand give exulting;
Not will tsrry, will flee,
But follow gently without murmur
To unknown realms quite merrily.
indianapolis, March ~. lotto STEcHHAS,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-25
The Small Boys Revelation.
fat1.nea C1a.tffuffop

1t is the small boy who usually tells
things, and the dinner table is his favorite
theater. Not long ago bright little fel-
low out on Peachtree-st. peered over into
the dish at the head of the table, and ex-
claimed:
what little chicken for so many peo-
ple?"
The company smiled surreptitiously.
and his mother enoeavored to quiet him.
But he was like Banouo's ghost. After
they had all been helped and were eat
ing, his face suddenly lit up, and, clapping
his hands, he shouted
''Oh, yea, know now, mamma. This is
the little chicken that was sick so long in
the yard, amt it,"
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Origin of the Name America.
Boston Budget.


The origin OF the name america" has
recently been discussed by the Geograph-
ical society OF Berlin. Some held that it
came from a range of mountains in Cen
trail America called by the natives
Amerique, and that Vespucci was not
called Amerigo, as it is not name in the
saint calendar of Italy. They asserted
that he changed his name from Alberigo
to Amerigo after the latter was coming in
TO use as a name for the western world.
Signor Cow, however, has proved that
Aiberico, in the Fiorentine language. is
identical with Amerigo, and a letter of
Nespucci. dated 1900, found recently in
the archives of the Duke of Gonzago at
Mantua, shows that he sometimes sub
scribed himself Amerigo. Moreover, the
natives call the mountains Amerisque,
not Amerique, so that the question may
be considered settled in favor of the per-
sonCl name.
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Married man-"Why don't you get mar
ried, Miss Jones? You are getting to look
like back number-wiIl soon be an old
maid"
Miss Jones-"If was as easy to please
as your wife was l would have been mar
ried long ago."
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30 Lanrunre Left Him.

Wife-"You don't tell me that Professor
A. has been struck dumb?"
Husband-''Yes. last night. And he
was master OF seven languages"
Wife-"Is It possible? And was he
struck dumb in all severn"