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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-01-31
THE WEEK IN IRON CIRCLES.
GENERAL FEATuTEs OF THE TRADE--moN
ORE--PIG IRON.

oRE-PIG IRON.
The Cleveland Iron Trade Reviews
resume OF the week In iron circles:
GENERAL FEATURES. the financial skies
are clearing Il becoming more and more appar.
ent The rturn of confidence, as predicted, IA
very gradual. but each day brnss added ass,Ir.
fnce that the worst " over nnd the easing up
of the financial strain u now naturally following.
A "A logical sequence. the irou market Il slowly
awakening 20 life, though the process. seems
even more gradual than the rrNlva OF ,he
continues fairly active, various ROod-sized con
tracts having been placed ~ the larger conruin-
crs Buyers realizing that their stocks have
been heavily reduced. aud that the present Is "a
favorable time Iva which 20 make running con
tracts for forward delivery. The activity con-
tnuea 90 be mainly in the lines OF local coke
aud southern brands. prices ruling low on metal
al All classes. Notwithstanding this, many cOn-
sumers are looking Tor lower range oi market
vet Lake Superior chhUoals are tor the most
part inactive. the leading furnaccsin that region
being unwilling 20 meet figures which have been
tn,,de by two or three companies having larRe
stocks aud pressed Tor money. Ohio s0itcncrs
continue IN small demand. As money gets
easier. better feeling prevails among melters OF
iron Conservatism, however. stlil prevails In
most quarters. and there aro few consumers
who feel warranted in contracting ahead merely
A. speculation. though prices on pig metal raner
lower than have been known for years &C this
season Cooperating the Detroit market, our
well-lnf0rmed correspondent writes. The
money market having become easier. together
With the blowing cut OF 80 nancy large furnaces
An the Mahoning and Sheuango valleys would
naturally seem good reasons for hrmer and
even higher prices. but the market herr does not
show any Improvement. The buyers are lew
who are willing 20 place orders except TO cover
likely 10 60 much. n any. lower. but there does
not seem 20 be much apprehension that any
sudden advance VIII take place ana when the
ohanp does come. they think they VIII have
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
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Wedlug mytologii greckie],
:byf kiedy6 W Grecyi nie]ak,s
Mister A ugia asz Esq. ge.
neralnym un ert e k e re m
(karawanlarzem). Mai on
przy tenn ogromne stajn'e:
fakry, powozy, buggy i konie
do najecia, W og6le t. H..
Livery St b ! e.
z przyczyny niedbaIstwa
generalnego sekretarza tego
bisnesu, ogromne sta]nie tax
zostaby zanleczYszczone nagro-
madzonym kohsk1m gnojem i
odpadkami posmiertnemi po
sprawionVch trupach, 2e swo.
i'm zab1jajacym fetorem zwro-
city nawet oczy i nosy via
dzy sanitarnej, kt6ra jak tu,
tax tam W Grecyi, zawsze ma
katar ciefpsaia, ,przeto fetor ME
bardzo ia interesowaf.
Ro2kazano pod kara grzyw-
ny lub odpowjedniego czasu
wlezeula p. Auglaszowl Esq.
sta)nie wyczyScic. Wezwana
jednak komlsya budownicza,
Cd wywozeula s.niecl-uznaia
20 dobre sfowo i datek, ze
wyczyszczene tych stajnl prze-
chodzi silly ludzkie, De tylko
Jaki p6ibo3ek, moglby sic te-
po podlac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

Panu Hr. de Mic jakos bar
dzo smakuje sen zwiazkowy
IA redakcy]nym stole 1000
dol. rocznego INVITA-. Bledaczy-
sko llterackle = 2al mi go!
Wys2ukaf sobie az W St.
Louis jakiegos art> ste Cd ce-
pow, ktory chwali lego talent
] redaktorskle zdolnoscl. Po-
chwaly piekne, sac zdrowy,
przysluga niedzwledzia. 0 Gle
lecinie najlepszy sad opinia
mole tylko daG samo ciel9.
lnny znow niedz wledz, q
N. Yorxu, ogania kamienlem
muchy facyaty p. Hrabiego
= hanblac )ego wsp61zawod-
nika = p. Nagela.
Ma te odpadki posmiertne
straszn;e wlele ,,gurman.
dow". Ujemra to wartosG z
pon1zenia drugich. Choc W
tynl razle wart pa1ac Paca =
Pac palaca. Az be ten p.
Nagel umle pono zrecznIel
trniace krecic pigulki = tenn
ci gorzej, DO wiecei otruje
norodu.
Projekt rozp1san1o artykulu
konkursowego ma posa1e
Igody podoba MI sic. Bedzle
to na jlepsZy srodek do zbada-
MIA zaiet I1andydatow do racz-
Xxi Danny Zgody. = ia zas z
mel strony radze, aby Jury
ziozyG psychyatrow 2 Buf-
falo = q chlopskich kores-
pondent6w do moskiewskiej
Ane'yhi 1 Zgody = uczale.
60 kozoka 2 kentukow aro-
BIC tego jury prezesem.
Przyszla Igod0 bedzie tym
ldealem, kt6ry nam ? takiem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
Z GALICYI.

Gro no Il k d g N ! k 8 w
! " W k h urzad2lio W tym
roku wycieczke dos sdroiowisk
krajowych, q mianowlcie do Zako-
panego, SzczawnicY, Krynicy
i Rymanowa. u urzadzonych tam
wieczorkow muzykalno-deklama
cyinych zabaw tanecznych czysty
doch6d praeznaczyia miodzleA ma
rzecz towarzYstw, pracni4cyoh na
nlwlc oswiaty ludowej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

Nasz agent i kolek-
tor dopiero W przy-
sz}ym tygodniu be-
die W Chicago. Ro-
botnicy zalegajacy z
op4ata "a uWiarusa" ,
niechaj, wychodzac
z domu ma robote,
zonom zostawia pie
niadze, by mogty "a
p}acic winohskle mu
kolektoroWi abona-
ment.
AAplSuJacy sODle
w iarusaIE powinni
naprz6d zap1acic a.
bonament, inacze,j
gazeta i'm ME bedzie
pose}anaa.
Kto nam prze$le p,2y7aj"nalj
2 dolary zazeg7ego abonamentu
"a WZhRUSA, 0ostanie ID
prezencae dazy kalendarz $llcz-
nenai obrazkan1. DO k02dego
haZendarza dodany jest hcloro'
avy obrQz Matki Boskiej meeu.
staqcej pomocy kalenda'z
$cie,any.
-Kto teruz zopzaci ga VIA.
RUSA, nao5e te5 zone6eoi6 so.
bic daIy kalenda'z mo rok
przysz2y, ht6ry iua ~ Pa6dzier-
nihu 6edzie gotoavy. = Po$leny
90 te5 u tym czasie ha5denau,
kto teraz przesetgiqc atonan1ent,
dodo ~ llScie, re za,1elast kale'ada-
rza no rok latosi, pragale "elec
10 podaruaku kolendarz na rok
1892.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

noscl wafesal sic tel po Gre
cyl ]aKls pofbozek = honor.
II er k u | es .szuk&]qc wszedzie
awautur; zgodzoaY przez Au-
glasza ESQ, wziaf sic sAoro
do piracy. Przeprowadzli ko-
ryto gorskiel rzeki wprost
przez stajnle. Juplte r
T vlus czyll deszczodaJ-
ny .Jowisz - bez dynamltu,
spusclf kcledze ,nocne deszcze,
rzeka wezbrafa., a swym sill
nym pradem TAX pieknle wy
meta sta)nle, &e i jednego
odpadku posmiertnego ME po-
zostato. =
n. N. P. podobny dis do
sta)ni Augiasza Esq. Jest tam
gno]u, | smieci Cd Zgody AZ
strach, a odpadki posn,iertne,
20 sprawionYch przez gene
ralnego untectelsera trupach,
zmleszane ze zgnlllzna Z lat
dawnielszyoh, d wydaja zab,ia-
]acy fetor zatruwaia cate
polskie dzlelnlce. Narod kre-
CT nosem VIOLA: wyczysclc
staInie! Pan Ober-Auglasz
Esq chociaz mu ma gorzi,vych
checlach sic. vld. Zgoda 35.
nlezbywa, chce nawet tym
razem Gaia stajnia ia los
szczescia porzuciG. Ale zna-
iazf sic jedEak ME Herkules,
ale prosclusienki Kozok Ken
tuk0w, i oswladczyf W Mr.. 35
zqody, &e cn stajnla wyczys-
cs. Zmowlwszy sic z p. Vice
Auglaszem W Detroit, mai9
przez sta)nia puscl6 rwacy i
waiacy strumlen piwa / bur-
bona. GnoD i odpadki szu-
miacy prad wezmie DO djabfa,
a sta1uaa znow przez kilka
lat bedze mogfa gromadzic
gn6j posmiertne odpadkl.
Czekamy vice Ia mytologicz-
ne kozackle cada.
Szan. cenzor Z. N. ?. z
wolf narodu polsklego, obda-
rzyf zn6w ten narod nowem
odrecznem oredzlem, oraz ma
jaklejs przedsejmowe] koafe-
rencyl palnat wygadana tyle-
kroG razy ,gadke" k.6ra
Zgoda, iako nova bardzo
wygadana zuakorhlcie komen-
tuje.
Jego Krol. Nose, "a prey.
kfadem osciennych panstw,
3ada cd narodu ma magic spra,
wy wewnetrzne Polski, pod
wyzki buddzetu.
Nakazu!e wiec uowv ma
caly nar6d zwiqzkowy poda.
tex, jako dodatel1 do odpad-
k6w, ably opiekuhczy Rad
m6gl biednych patryot6w a
goracych mlfosnikow o,jczyzny
ia swoj koszt posyiaG
ma zwIazkowe seimY, dajsc i'm
foysZlls re akarbu ma podro2ne
i ma stra wne.
Pomysf piekny, wart glowy
glebokieso polsSlego polltyka
patryoty cd Il. N. P. 30,
prosze pahstwa, 6ejmy beda
itad liczne huczne, a wlemy
przecie, DC "a cudze leplel
wiacai aia niia lan;o, S,a No
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

brzYdkieJ fapy. IMcl P. To
masz miasta, Swle2ym swym
opaikom nadaf sunny tytu]::
,Przebudzenie sic lwa".
Tych kozacKich dub rozble
rae ME bede, "a wiele robif-
bym i'm zaszczy!u. Dodam III
tylko kilka zdah obcych po
wag wfasnycb przekonan W
odrowiedzi ma to przebudze.
ME sic sieklernika z Kentu-
| kow.
Je2eh ~ roku 1881. ,vojna
(po,ostanle) 6y7a znakiem jeszcze
SIT 4 zadanlem usprouiedlievaonG
pomocy, to p6&n1gjsze ruchy .
splshi, 6Yty mordercze dla maro.
du, ,cznaagqjqc anenalq = prostra.
cyq nledopuszczgqce wznaocaie,1la
przez orgonlcznq prace, obruca-
jqc sic aa,vsze na horzysc gne'
6aQcych nar6d raqdoau. Pyjq&
mausinsy ,oysile'aio uczyalone, bo
roboh sic 6rooi, marzycielone
ota'my''a aoy'zec uzna11ze, aoszakSe
sko'astato,cac pope1,uone no ma.
rodaiie sanaobojsteoo. (Orfy pol
skie przez Kahn. Hr. Wodzic-
kiego Str. 5S). TAX pisze po-
lax, goracy patryota, wzorowy
gospodarz, europejsklej s1awy
uczony. kt6rego smlerc zeszfego
roku opiakiwa1 cafy narod
polskl.
Do czvgo daily z. N. P.
swemi zgubnemi masonskiemi
zasadami, przesladowanlem
rellgii, duchowienstwa, szko1
katolickjch? Coz znacza te
glupie frazesa 0 odbudcwanIu
Polskl W Ameryce t. d.
Czyz to ME Jest popelulanle
samobo]stwa ma narodzle?
Caly ten nlerozsadny szowlnizm
jatrzY tylko wrogow, a ci
wzamian co raz bardzle) zci-
sxa,a ka]danY niewoli IN pot
kopy szubrawcow, cierpi me
XII caly narod.
Dz,ekl Bogu, ze tn medzy
nami tax lnaio tych wrzeko-
mych bohaterow z 63 roku.
Prawdziwych P bohaterow po-
chowano ma polach bltwy,
szmowlny dostaiy sic 20 gra-
Mich, a wszedzie przysparzaja
oiczyznIe sromoty i handy.
Pisac W polsklej nlby pa
tryotyczpei gazecie, 2e Ssieza
polscy przyszli do Ameryki Ia
groszem, moze tylko Jeden z
tych, kt6rych kryminaf prze-
rzucl1 przez Ocean. Katoliccy
polscy ksle2a So ma ca1ym
swiecle. Pomni ma stowa Ms
trza >, Mqc tedy no caty s,Uiat,
nouczUicie ,vszysthie narody', ida
nauczaIa, j leja BALKAN po-
clechy W serca wierzacych bra
eli.
Tylko kryminailsta ME rozu-
mie poswiecenia zycla i prac
dla dusz bllznich swoich. Ucie
xiv p krymlnalu, .ub dezerter
z armii, dba tyllSo wiasnq
skore, poswlecenie me zallcza
sic do jego ,ustalonych IA
sad".
Gdy ks. Bismarkowi DOME
siono W Wersalu, ae stanY Zjd.
posIafy Francuzom posikl W
bronl amunicyi, rzeEi,'
| . CaehWc1e, ia I'M 30 ka&I9
sztuke broni poszle wyamian
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

Il. N. T. zacznle rzeczywis-
Gle spefniac choc 1eden ze
swych wytknietych wznioslych
cel6w-(vid. Zgoda No. 35)
t. ]. wspieranle patryotycznych
zaktaddw, jakiemi "a knajpy,
ober7e, kawiarnle i t. d. JUL
przecle narod piacl podatek
ma wspolna patrotyczna gaze.
te. Dobrze mu item: cywilizuie
sic oswleca! Kaady patryota
dostawaf niby darmo przez
DIVA lata wzniosfe plslno Hr.
de Mic. Oswiata sic podnle sta,
pisarzy, autorow, flozofow |
poet0w W Z. N. P, jak II ~
da czapek ma zime.- Nar6d
coraz ]asniej pozuale wytknie-
te vzuiosle cele: mdsoner>
bezwyzuanle i socyalizm; pra-
ktycznie zas wlelu ustala za-
sadly: oszustwo, kradziez, prze-
s!adowanle rellgiI duchowlen
stwa, szyderstwo ze SakrameL-
tow i nienawlsG do szkol ka-
tolickich para6alnych.
lego krolewska Nose wyraz-
ME W swej gadce oswiadcza,
ze pozostanle zawsze wv gor-
llwych checiach" piracy d]a T..
N. P. i znosic bedzle cierpli-
vie obelgi J wyzwiska cd
(ksie1y), kt6rych zadaniem
jest t{amaic roz,voj narodo,oy, a
dla ktorych wolnosc jest prze-
ciwpa ich lnteresom materYal.
nym, vide: Cd Cenzora, Zgo-
da N. IS.
Frazes ten lest jednvm z
tych. ktorymi lada mason i
Dezwvznaniowiec czestuje kwa-
dratowc mozgi sur1utowych
gIupc0w. A lie tc tam W tel
gadce kfamstw, fafszu ME.
dorzecznoscl! Czy tylko Nor
genstern przeniewierzyf grosz
zwlazkowy. Czy Grygla ME
wyczytaf W artykule. ,,Nie do
puszczaJcie wllkow i t. d., do
czyich jeszcze rak przylgnety
zwlazkowe Gently? Czy to praw-
da, ze cd sejmu W Buffalo
powiekszyi sic Z. N. P. 0
1000 czlonkow? Taxa TO
rzetelnost najwyzszych zwiaz- :
kowych urzednlkow?
DziS targanay slly ma e0alki
z niieprzWocio7anai Z. N. P
gada dalej, ober.unterteker; "a
a0zrostem ~ site, 6edziemy mogls
spe1aiG zadanla tax evznlos1e No.
szg ho'astytucyi. (OkIaskl sci
skania, lzy kolkl W zbola-
fych plersiach. Mech l TAX be-
die. Czekalismy ledenascle
lat na spelnianie tych
wznioslych zadan, pocze-
Kamy Ieszcze chwile. Zdaje sic,
Re odpadkl posm1ertne twar-
dose ustalonych zasad, stawia
te wzniosle zadanla. Ka2da
lo2a masonska spein,a lep,ej
te wzniosie zadania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11
PkACCIE "a WIARUSAl
Znakomici delegaci
z n. Yorku.

bOrk ma Se]m p. NoPanKle
w;cza j SleszYhsk,ego. Bra
vo! Ga capo = to mi sic
podoba. Nowojorczanie maia
zmysl zdrowy gust przedni.
Pan Kopan. s}ynaf W Buffalo
jako md.yca. Ma minute wy
wyg1aszaf 2l5 slow pol. Jak
sic dowladuJemy, ma W De-
trolt zwiekszyG doze j W mi
nucle wypowledz!ec narodowl
365 slow trzy Gwlercle:: lie
w tych sto wacE W Buffalo
bYlo do rzeczY - gazetv an
glelskIe anl historya ME wspo-
minaja. lie ich bedzle do
rzeczy W Detroit - to Praoy.
d0 DetrolckG nam ogfosi
"a 25 centow. Take maszYna
mowl4ca - to )ednak rzecz
warta wldzenla.
Pan Sfesz. brat pono przez
diva lata lekcye sw. teologii
u ex-ks. Nc G;yn'a. Bedzie
tel pono miat rozprawe o
prawie przyrodzonem brania
tam, gdzle sic mic ME polozy-
10 i o f'lozofn zwlazkowego
posta.
Sejm bedz'e ciekawy a
jak leszcze amerykaDska
L ulza NJ tch e | palnie
narodowi mowke tedy
cenzor gotow sic rozptakac
lax bobr i zapowiedzleG Pol
ske "a poi roku.
Psychyatry cd .,Eclla.'
Ktokolwlek, czy to z cieka-
wosci, czy tel dla naukl,
zwledzat zaklady waryat6w,
ten naocznie sic przekonaf,
De prawdziwy waryat, nlgdy
sieble = ale zawsze lnnych,
n. p. iekarza, stroza j t. d.
ma "a waryatow. Dz,wna
rzecz, ze pisarze cd Echa So
Jeszcze ma wolnei stop'e i bez
,,cwangsjaki'' = DO ich pis-
ma zdradza]a wielka umystowa
aberacya. zawdzieczyc to mo-
ga tel osfawlonej amerykan :
skiej wolEosci. W GalIcyi
podobne jndYwidua bytyby
juz W Kulparkowle pod OF.
serwacya s'awnego psychy-
airy o. DR.. Neussera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

socyaliste M6 hry'ninaliste. Do
trzymat s1owa. Ledwo sic
wojna skohczyis, a tu jednej
nocy wyiamuja sic zbrodn'a-
RE Grudziadza, ME dfugo z
Koronowa, Rawicza, Kozla /
t. d. Me roblono zadnych po'
szukiwah, zadnych scigan, ow'
seem uiatwiono pono zbo-
JON przew5z do kraiu wolno.
sci, do Ameryki. Zlaje sic,
ze to wystarczy.
Przepisywac cnoty ala du-
chownych, regulY 2ycia
dziaiania, jak maja kazac,
1ak spowiads6, komu daG roz-
grzeszenie, u komu ME, ~to
ma rzadziG koscloiem pa
rafIa, to ME rzecz bylych
krymlnallstoH, lub tych, kt6-
rzy razem niedzwiedziaml
na jednej iawie, sluchali teo-
logu W Smorgonli.
orzyslegs lub slowo homo
ru ludNl znanych brudnych
czynow i zfego zycia, ME
ma)a W oczach ludzi prawych
&adnego znaczenja. Podpisuje
dla wis domoscl Zgody Echa l
t. d
Ks. K. y.
PkACCIE IA WIARUSA
NiedzWiedzia przyS}uga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-09-11

namaszczenlem splsaf dawnlel-
sly redaktor Echo, ale )esz-
cze ME waryat tylko pocz--
tarek.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
THE CHARLESTON.
Sighted at Sea by the Steamer
Crescent City.
The Calls Interview With the
Mexican Consul.

The wars1iip Sees the Crescent City and
Makes Directly for Her-An American
Flag Changes Her Course-N othing
Seen of the Itata-Mexico May Seize the
CHILEAN Vessel.
SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 15.-Passengers
on the steamer Crescent City, which has
arrived at Cedros island, report that,
when about ten miles below Ensanada,
the cruiser Charleston, was sighted far
out to sea.
AS soon as the officers on the warship
caught sight of the Crescent City, they
changed course and made directly for
her. AS soon as the cruiser approached
the cagtain of the Crescent City raised
the American flag and saluted. The
Charleston Immediately turned at right
angles and steamed away to the south
east, and soon disappeared beyond the
horizon. The Crescent Cty's officers
report seeing nothing of the Itata
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
BOhemians Guarded.

VIENNA, May 9--In the Reichrath,
Herr Masaryk gave notice that he would
iuterpellate the government as to wheth-
er it was aware that subjects of Austria
Hungary in the state of Virginia, United
States Of America, were treated as slaves.
Herr Masaryk probably refers to the
report that seventy-five Bohemians left
New York in December last with man
who had contract to complete the ex-
tension Of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road. The Bohemians were found, &C
cording to correspondent, guarded by
a dozen or more under bosses, all armed
with Winchesters and revolvers, who
were backed up by pack of huge blood
hounds. They were, said the CORES
pondent, the most utterly wretched set
of human beings l ever looked upon.
They were terribly emaciated, and with
hardly any clothing to cover their naked
ness, they stood trembling in fear of
some new calamity"
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
ANTI-HEBREW EXCITEMENT.
1t is Becoming More yenomous-Rioting
Resumed.

1t is Becoming More venomous-Rioting
Resumed.
Corfu, May 15.-The anti-Hebrew ex-
citement which has existed here for
some time past, and which caused an
outbreak, when the body Of a child.
who had been murdered, was found in
the Hebrew quarter, is becoming more
venomous The Greeks then claimed
that the Hebrews had murdered a
Christian for the feast of passover and
the Hebrews retorted by declaring that
the Greeks had murdered her as an ex-
cuse for rioting and plumber. Though
the body was eventually identified as
that of the child of prominent Hebrew.
the Greeks broke into the Hebrew
quarter and built bonfire in the square
and declared that the Hebrews should
be burned. After a number of Hebrews
had been beaten and otherwise injured,
the rioters were dispersed by troops.
The excitement caused by this Incl
dent has never died out, and the rioting
was resumed Two Hebrews were kill,
ed and number were injured. The
troops again dispersed the rioters, and
now surround the Hebrew quarters.
The Hebrews are forbidden to pass OUT
side of the Gordon of troops, and troops
and stores kept by Hebrews are closed.
The project Of Corfu has been summoned
to Athens in order to explain the situa-
ton fully to the government, A de-
tachment Of troops has been sent here
from Athens to restore order,
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
HOTEL MEN
From all Over the Country Assemble in
Cleveland.

From all Over the Country Assemble in
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, o., May 15.-About 200
of the representative hotel men of the
United States assembled in the Hollen-
den and began the business of the Cleve-
land session by discussing a new consti-
tuition for the Hotel Mems Mutual Bene-
fit association. The Chicago delegation
have already arrived, among the parties
being Jewett Wilcox and G. @. Hilton,
ex-president of the III. M. NJ. B. A. The
National Hotel Mems association will
also hold meeting.
This organization is made up Of hotel
proprietors, and is not connected with
the Benefit association. Chairman ROes-
sic of the Arlington Washington. will
preside. The days programme includes
a ban luet at the Hollenden, and lunch
and theatre party for the ladies at the
Stillman. c. W. Chamberlain, steward
of the Langlham, New York, and secre-
tary Of the National Hotel Stewards as
sociation, is here to gain recognition
from the National Hotel Mems associa-
ton
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16

The only time when politics was
touched upon by President Har-
rison in his speeches in the South
was when the Mayor of Memphis, in
his address Of welcome, emphasized
the prevailing opinion IN the South
that the Caucasian must dominate
affairs. The President, in digni-
fed way, answered this by emphasiz-
ing the position of himself and the
Republican party that the Constitu-
ton must be obeyed and the laws
enforced This must have made the
Mayor of Memphis fall off about a
ton and feel very chep. The South
gave the President very cordial re-
ception as it should have done. N.
Y. Age.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
Miss Mollie E. Church, the heat

Miss Mollie E. Church, the head
ofthe German department of the COL
ored high school, of this city, is con-
sidering an offer of the position OF
registrar of Oberlin College, in Ohio.
Miss Church is the daughter of Rob-
ert Church, of Memphis, Tenn.
whose wealth is estimated at quar-
ter of million dollars. She grad
uated at Oberlin. in the class Of 1884,
with distinguished honors, being es
pecially mentioned for her excellent
record in Greek. She travelled and
studio abroad for three years, spen>
ding the most Of her time in Paris,
Berlin and Florence. Since her re-
turn home she has held her present
position in the public schools. If she
accepts the offer from Oberlin. she
will be the first colored graduate OF
older universities to become mem
Der Of the college faculty Of her alma
mater. The duty of the registrar is
both to keep the records of the stu>
dent and to instruct in the college,
Washington Post.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
A NAUGHTY MAN.
He Engages Himself to Four Girls and
Don't Marry,

He Engages Himself to Four Girls and
Don't Marry.
HUBBARD CITY, Tex, May 15.-Society
circles here are stirred up over the ac-
lions of Sidney Coker, highly respected
young doctor of Mount Calm, Tex. He
had arranged to marry Miss Lula Rogers,
one of the most respected young ladies
in the county. The guests were invited
and arrangements had been completed
for the wedding to take place The
other night the young lady received a
letter from H1llsboro, Tex, saying he
did not love her and could not marry
her. Investigations as to the cause Of
his action show that he had arranged to
marry three more young ladies, one at
this place two at Mount Calm and one
near Fort Worth. 1t is thought by
some that he has gone to marry the one
near Fort Worth.
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
BLACK BOYS IN BLUE.
Long Delayed Promotion of
Some of the 9th Cavalry.
From the New York Evening Sun.

From the New York Evening Sun.
WASHINGTON, May There was
quite stir here in military circles
last month when Kajor Guy N. Hen
ry of 9th Cavalry, at the instance of
General Scho6eld for detail duty at
Fort Meyer for gallant service in the
Pine Ridge campaign. Fort Meyer,
being located here, is one of the most
coveted stations in the country.
Greater significance was attached to
the order because it was the first time
that colored troopers had been or
dered to do detailed service in the
East. They have seen long and
rugged service in the West, and
have made splendid record during
their quarter Of a century OF enlist>
ment. There are four regiments Of
colored troops.
An order has just been issued by
Lieut.. Grote Hutchinson, at the in
stance Of Major Henry. subject to
the approval ofthe Secretary Of War,
by which further hi nors are distrib-
uted among the colored troops of the
9th Cavalry for gallant service. By
regimental order No. 81, dated at
Fort Robinson, Neb., April %, Sad.
dler Sergeant Robert A. Benjamin
isrelieved from duty as such and ap-
pointed Regimental Quartermaster
Sergeant of the 9th Cavalry, and is
as Saddler Sergeant by Sergeant 81 +.
mon P. Harris of Company D; while
Huntsville gazette., 1891-05-16
Acapulco a Neutral Port.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-The Call
has an interview with A. K. Coney,
Mexican consul general at this port, In
regard to the probable action of the
Mexican government if the ltata enters
the port of Acapulco.
He says Acapulco is a neutral port,
and he is confident the Charleston will
not be permitted to seize the ltata there.
But if the Itata enters there with con-
traband goods on board, it is probable
the Mexican officers will train the guns
Of the fort on her and seize her them
selves The fort is not a very powerful
one, but is strong enough to capture the
Itata,