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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Shot I'm. WIG and Him.elc.

New Yord telegram: Samuel Clark
shot his wife Sarah at Brooklyn, and
then shot himself in the head. Both
were alone when the shooting occurred,
and two or three hours are supposed to
have elapsed before they were discov-
cred, both in an unconscious condition.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
An Election Judge Indicted.

! In Chicago, Ill.,, the grand jury
has returned an indictment against
Dennis Sheehan for violating the cleo
ton law by breaking the ballot-box in
the Twentieth precinct of the Nine
teenth ward where he was judge of
election. The vote was unanimous.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25

Vmo mam AhAAc0 um0 AmOtmor R@8sy
Injured ~ Lebanon, End.
At Lebanon, Indiana, he boiler
OF the engine OF Stewart Bros. planning
mills burst, killing one man outright
and horribly burning and mangling an
other 30 that It Is thought he can
hardly recover. The cause OF the ex-
plosion is not known The theory Of
mnchinists and boiler-makers here Is
that there was too heavy pressure
Of steam and the boiler was not OF
sufficiently heavy iron to stand 1t.
David w. Campbell, who was killed,
was ex-recorder or this Boone) county.
but at the time or the catastrophe was
fireman in the mill. When found his
body was scalded and burned almost
beyond recognition. He leaves O. wife
and six little children in an almoscUes-
titute condition.
William Stewart, one OF the proprie-
tors, was the other victim. The
chances for his recovery are poor.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Had Too Good n WIG.

March 10 Ezra Cummings of Alaska,
Ind, left for Indianapolis. He has
been missing since that time. A letter
has just been received by his father-in-
law from him, saying he had left home
forever. He says his wife was too good
for him. He leaves ali his property, q
large amount, to his wife.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
want n Preachers, Trust.

An Ottumwa, Ia, dispatch SAYS the
has decided in favor OF a
trust, recommending that
students in college be discouraged from
prea ching as it interfered with ordained
ministers getting places. The Rev. E.
). Ely was chosen clerical delegate 10
The general assembly and Hector
Belledine OF Burlington lay delegate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
worlds Fair Omccrs.

At meeting in Chicago OF the
recently elected board OF exposition
directors w. 7. Baker, president OF the
board OF trade, was elected president OF
the worlds fair; 7. d. Bryan and Pot
ter Palmer, first and second vice-presi-
dents. Secretary and Solicitor-General
Ben Butterworth, Treasurer Seeberger,
rotary Kingwill were reelected to their
respective positions.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
SETTLERS ASK FOR HELP.
White People In North Dakota Afraid
Of the Indians.

Of the Indians.
White settlers in the vicinity of Rolla
and st. John, Rollette Co., N. D., met
and sent ina petition 10 the Indian
bureau for fort and detail Of soldiers
at st. John.
The settlers set forth that they have
been bullied, their stock has been run
off and general sense of insecurity
has been spread throughout that region
by band OF 1000 Indians and half
breeds camped in the Turtle mountains.
Nine out of ten OF these Indians are
said to be British subjects. but every
one Of them is drawing rations from
Uncle Sam.
The settlers have begun arraing
themselves and declare that IL the In
dian bureau doesn't help them they
will go on the war-path themselves.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Nearly HE'D 70 De..h.

Mayor-Elect Lawrence OF Spring field,
ILL.,, left home via the Wabash for In
dianapolis. Immediately after leaving
Springfield he began bleeding violently
at the nose, and the hemorrhage con-
tinued for an hour after he reached
Decatur, where he stopped and was
taken to hotel and placed under the
care OF physicians.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
BALMAcEDA's ARMY ROUTED.
Seventeen Hundred OF Iiis soldiers
Slain and One thousand wounded.


Slain and One Thousand Wounded.
Details of the second battle Of Pozo
d, Almonte have just been made public.
At Valparaiso the rebels in the dead
Of night spiked all the guns Of the for
tress Los Andes and captured the trans
port Maipu without firing gun or
losing II man. In Pozo de Almonte the
loyal troops were defeated, over 100
OF their number being killed. 1,500
wounded, and 1000 taken prisoner.
All the guns and artillery parks in the
north are in the hands OF the insurgents
and every steamer chartered by the
government to bring arms has been IN
variably captured Nv the insurgents.
The officials OF the several depart
ments are 10th about giving informa-
ton OF any kind to the press. Many
cables sent out from Chilli to the effect
that the government has won such and
such battles are "doctored.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
probable Murder at CoxviIIe.

A man named Slater was found lying
dead under trestle at Coxville, Ind.
a mining village in Parke county on the
Chicago & Indiana Coal railroad. One
foot was severed from the leg and was
lying on the track, having evidently
been cut off by a train. Wounds on
the head indicate murder. An iron bar
was found near on which were blood
stains. Slater was o plasterer by trade
and leaves n wife.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Forged n Will.

In Chicago, Illinois. John G. Cos
grove and James r. McElligott were
found guilty of forging the will of the
late Louisa A. Jerome. Cosgrove's
punishment was assessed at nine and
McElligott's at three years in the peni-
fantiory
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25

One hundred OF the Scottdale, Pa,
coke strikers attacked the deputy sher-
one Of the deputies was fatally shot
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
ALLIANCE SPREADING
THE
Preparing for State Organizations Il
New York aud New Jersey.

The Farmers alliance was organized
IN New York State, at n convention
held in Hornellsville, Steuben county.
There are now some 400 local branches
on subordinate alliances in this State,
the total members ip being $4,000.
At present these branches transact all
their business with the national or
ganization. New Jersey will be the
next State organized, and this will be
effected within the next sixty days.
There are now more than forty local III
liances in that State. In Pennsylvania
it is said the grungers are coming into
the alliance by counties.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
A CathoIic Prie.t sTulc,ca

The jury in the s25. 900 suit brought
by Henry Baus, of Wood Haven, N.
T., against Aloysius SteHens, pas
tor Of st. Joseph's Roman Catholic
church IN the village, for alleged alien
alton OF his wife's affections, awarded
the plaintiff 81 900 damages. iVffi.t'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25

Joel e Sheldon, a prominent mer-
chant OF Oregon, Illinois, committed
suicide by shooting himself In the head.
He was about 40 years old and leaves
two young boys. His wife died o
month ago.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
A Funeral Instead OF a wedding.

Joseph Carlisle Calhoun, OF Kansas
City, was engaged to be married 10
Miss Emma Hilker OF Warsaw, Ill.
The wedding was to lave occurred
April 8, and young Calhoun started for
Warsaw. but was taken i'll mt Chilli
Gothic, Mo. His intended bride was
called to his bedside aud was with him
when he died.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Married roo MANY TImes.

9 Frank M. Jones caused sensation in
Bement, Ill. He came to the city two
weeks ago and courted and married one
OF the bellies Of the city. 1t soon be.
came rumored that the said Jones had
one or two wives at other places in ILL
nois He arose In the night, took oil
the money and jewelry In the house
and fed for parts unknown. The officers
OF the law are on his track.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Dire Erect OF the Grin.

At Beaver Meadow, Luzerne coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, the people are going
blind from grip. Among the afflicted
are Mines. Reese, Lewis, Anthony, and
johnson, two daughters of Michael
Clare and others. The doctors cannot
account for it,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
GEN. FRANCIS sPINoLA DEAD,
Tic Veteran New York Politician
Expires at Washington.

Gen. Spnola died in Washington.
Francis b. Spinola was born ut Stony
Brook, Long Islam March Is, 1921
Gen. Spinola was II gallant soldier in
the war OF the rebellion and held many
public offices. He was elected three
times TO congress. C
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Set Fire 10 the Poor-House.

A Birmingham, Ala, special says:
A crazy negro woman set fire to the
Crenshaw county poor-house, which
burned to the ground An old, bed
ridden man named William johnson
was consumed with it.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25

Isaac Tindall. wealthy farmer liv-
ing. two miles from Shelbyville. Ind,
dropped dead while at work in his gar
den. He had been suffering from the
grip and IL Is thought the disease had
settled In his heart.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Whipping Farmer. into Line.

Frank McGrath, of Kansas. president
Of the Farmers alliance, will publish
an open letter addressed to the mem bers
of the alliance south of Mason and
Dixon's line demanding that they for
sake the Democratic party.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Policemen Did Not stop the Riot

Mayor Duncan of Burlington, Iowa,
has ordered an investigation Of the
police force concerning their action
in the dsgraceful saloon riot Monday
in which Constable Green was nearly
killed. 1t is charged that officers in
sight Of the affair made no effort to in
tar
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25

The elevated railroad in Sioux City,
Iowa, was opened to the public
with q general celebration. The
suburban snetem of surface tracks
which It brings into the heart Of
the city. The road is double tracked
and is the third of the kind finished in
the country.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
Chauncey Depcw in the West.

CHICAGO, April S.-CorneliusV ander-
bilt. Chauncey M. Depew, III. Mex.
Twombly. and several other Wander
bilt officials arrived in Chicago
They will make ten days tour
through the West.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25

The galvanizing building of the Chi
cago d Atlantic railway company Of
Huntington, Ind, was burned.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
THREE WOMEN DROWNED.

Occupants Are Lost.
A Kansas City special says: Misses
Minnie and Hattie Kaufman, daughters
of one Of the wealthiest farmers OF
Vernon county, Missouri. and Mrs.
James Matthews, wife OF an employe Of
Mr.. Kaufman, went boating on the
Usage river near their home. Suddenly
their boat drifted into an eddy around
a bend and capsized and all three were
drowned. The bodies have not been
racoyarad
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1891-04-25
A ChecIk to aIamarcIk

Paris cablegram: The press here re-.
CARDS the Geestemunde election as q
check to Bismarck.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
ODNIA
czyll
Skutki zleg0 wycinowanSa.
.POWIASTKA
re zdarzen prawdziwych.
(Ciag dalszY.)
re zdarzeh prawdziwych.

godniach drogi przyszedi do
wioskl rodzlnnei, zastaf tam
zmlan wlele. Rodzice, ktorym
przez caiy czas sluzby zuac
o sobie ME dawai, DO sic le-
MI tenn zala6, Juz ME zyli-
Ma ojcowem gospodarstw1e
mleszkal brat przyrodnl, juz
czivk W wieku, zonaty /
dzielny, W domostwie byl
dobry tad i spokoj. Braters
two radosnie powltali ,Plotra,
DO zawdy byf to swol, PREY
tenn spodziewall sic riego
pomocy. Ledwo JednaS dnl
kllka u nlch przebyf, poznall,
lie to TAXI sam hultaj, jakim
byf dawn1e],z ktorego 2adne-
go poaytku, a tylko DUO
zmartwlenia by1o. Radzi vice
byli pozbyc sic 60 jakko!-
wick.
Piotr znowu, zobaczYwszy,
lie go darmo karmic ME chca
a CO jeszcze wleceJ- zates-
kniwszy do gorzaiy, Ktorej W
wiosce dostac ME mogf, DO
wszyscy tam zaczeli wiesc zy,-
Gle wstrzemiezllwe i szynku
trzymac ME poz~ala]i,- rad
byf ztamtad sic wydostac.
Otoz zaczaf chodzi6 pc okoli-
cy niby "a zarobkiem i ME,
raz pc kilka tygodni do
swolej wioskl SIC ME pokazy-
wal.
Gem sic trudnit-nikt ME
wledz'af. W,dywali 60 ME-
ktorzy ludzie pc karczmach i
szynkowniach, gdzie czesto no.
cowaf. Szynk"rze go uwaAali
"a dobrego goscia, bo i'm Din
10 dawai zarabiad ale Tx ad
- 1l,'a' L" ', p,eniadze-nle by
wladomo. Do katczem GEES.
TO przychodzli SAM, a czasami
Q jakimis podobnymi do sieb!e
ludzmi. Jesll go kto pytaf o
zatrudnienie, roznie odpowla-
dial: .raz-ze jest bandlarzem:
kledy lnaczeJ-ze robotnikiem
fabrycznym; to znowu- Re
wraca z woiska i 1eszcze ME
znalaat s!atego zaieoia. Mo
viii, jak mu gdzle byfo do.
godEie].
Tymczasem W okolicy, gdzie
cd dawna by1o spoko]nie i {
zadnych wa2niejszych wypad
kach ME sfyszano, zaczeiy sic
kradzie2e i rabunki. z jedne
wloskl uprowadzili zlodzieje
pare koni; gdzielndzlej dobra-
Ii sic W czasle nlebytnosc
gosdodarza do domu l zabral
wszystko, CO mogll; tam zno-
WI jacys ludzie napadli W no
cy ma dworek szlacheckl, pc
wiazali wszystklch domowni
kow, i zrabowawszy pleniadz'
i kosztownoscl, umkneli; ow
die znalezlono ma drodz
czfowleka zabitego i odartego
Promo czyalono poszukiwani
i sledztwa; mic ME wYkrY
to.
slyszac 0 takich wypadkacI
ludzie zacSell sic tworzyt
mleG sic ma ostroznoSci,
WtadZa Zaczeta aresztoWa
r6znych wtoczegow. 0 kt6ryc
ME bylo wiadomo, czem ST
%trudnia.
W tym czasie zlawia S,
Piotr we wsi Korclnie ! lad
cd brata, ably go spiacii PIE
niedzmi z czesci, laka mu S:
pc o]cu n~alezaia. Dodaf prey
TEN, ae chce naby6 gdziekoI
wick kllka morg6w ziemi, ab
zaczae gospodarke ma via
mem.
Zdziwli sic brat nlemai,
usiyszawszy De Piotrowl 2;
Inaa - ~ - = IN,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15
Z poczatku ma Piotra Ban

ktorym czesclej sic zdarzafo
przejezd2ac hub przechcdz'c
drozyna &oio owel zagrody,
zaczeii sic dziwi6, &c poland,
dawmei uprawna, zostawiona
teraz odloglem. Zdarzyto sic
tez, re ten lub ow, spotka-
wszy sic 4 Bahtuchem W
miasteczku ma targu, albo IA
drodze, Za@pytywaf go, iak
sobie radzi W swe) siedz;bie /
dlaczego z grun'u ME kerzy-
sta. Piotr odpowladai ]ak mogt,
wykretnle. Ale wkoncu cle-
kawos6 ludzka niepokolc go
zacze}a, o5awiaf sic bowiem
sciagnac IA siebie jake pc.
de]rzenle.
Wladomo, re Ma zfodzie]u
czapka gore.
Przemysliwaf vice, jakby
tn zaradziG, zebY sic iudzIe
ME dzlwowali. Na]lepsza rada
by1o rozpocza6 choGby ola o.
GU Iudzkich gospodarke. Ale
do gospodarstwa trzeba ]akiel
taklej pomocy. Przytem l bez
lego ayG tax wc1az samemu
]ua Piotrowi z~brzydio, robllo
sic m~arkotno, DO kazdy,
chocby i najgorszy czfowlek,
potrzebuje tvwarzystwa ludz
kiego. W domu tel ME byio
komu ognia rozpalic, ]est u.
gotowa6, a samemu prey le-
nlstwle brac sic do tego ME
chciafo.
~-Ej-pomysIaf W kohcu
Piotr-niema lnnej rady, jeno
chyba sic ozenic.
1 poczat ogladac sic "a
dzlewczyna, ktora by mu sic
na zone przvda6 mog1a.
Ale o taxa kobiete nieiat-
wo, DO to chciaf, zeby byta |
mioda i pzystojna, i 2eby "a
niego nawet pracowac koio
domu mogla; a przytem-co
pa waaniejsza-zeby W jego
nlkczemnym sposob'e aycia ME
5yla przeszkoda l pred ludz-
ln1 60 ME zdradz'}a.
Przypomnia}a mu sic wten-
GAS corka pewnego karczma-
RIA O mil pare. Widywaf ia
niekiedy podczas swych noe
nych wycleczek, wstepujac do
karczmv ola rozgrzahia sic &c
rzalka.
Teraz, postanowiwszy szu :
kaG zony, zaczaf W strone o.
wei xarczmy ]ezdz!6 JUL i we
dine, a z9trzymujac sic tam
n'by jake podroany, ukrad'
KEN prawl1 siodkie slowka
dziewcAynle, zalecaf sic do
mel i ~przywozlt rome podar-
XII: to korale, to wstaakl, to
chustke, a raz nawet dat lei
prawdziwe zlote kolczyki, kt6-
re kilkadz'esiat rubli byfy
warte. Zkad on to miat-jemu
tylko i lego towarzys3om noe
nym byio wladomo.
D1iewczynie take zalecanki
sic spodobaiy , coraz wiece) dc
Plotra lgna6 zaczefa.
Rodzice jej jedaak ME byl
temu radzi, DO przeczuwall, ze
cos W tenn jest med brego; ale
ME chcleli odstreczac Cd kar'
czmy goscla, ktory DUO da
wal zarabiac. Pr2ekladali wlee
tylko corce, zebY sic tem
zalecankami ME uWOdZlia
Ale mloda dziewucha, dawszy
raz postuch siodkIm siowkom
laklch Cd nikogo przedten
jeszcze uie siyszala, i poke
chawszy czestego 8 ho]negc
goscia, ME chclaia sluchac RAJ
rodziclelskich.
Nareszcre, pc kilku MESA
each taklch zalecauek, Poi
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

benz, DO bez clezklel piracy,
zarab1ac. Przyslow,e now, De
natura ciagnie wilka do lasu.
Q cziowleka TAXA natura ]"St
to, do cae@o sic Oh prtez
wychowanie Cd dzjecka i przez
p6znlejsze cycle rr1yzmyczail.
Plotr przyzwycaall sic zyc
cudgym kosztem be2 piracy /
czynlt bliznim to, czegoby ME
chcla}, ably jemu iudzie czyni
Ii. Przytem z meczarnlami !
krwia byf Ju3 dobrze obezna-
ny.
Do wykonaaia swych "a
mysiow potrzebowal on mice
lakis kat, siedzbe. gdzieby
mu Mkt ME przeszkadza1, do
kadby Mkt niepotrzebny mu
promo ME zaglada1. Szuka1
vice takiei siedz'by
Nareszcie, pc kilku tygod-
mach wloczenia sic, znalazf Q
mil dzlesiec Cd rodzinne3 wioski
to, czego ola lego zam'arow
by1o potrZeba.
0 jakas mile cd bltego
goSclnca, ktorym wielu po-
droznych i kupc6w prze)ez-
dzato, stafa ma uboczu, wsrod
gestej l gfuchej puszczy iesnej,
MEDINA chaiupa. a PREY mel
stodofka, oborka i chlewlk.
Obok lezaf mafy kawaiek u
prawnej polany, a dale] troche
niewykarczowanego pola pc
swiezo wycietym leslie. Zreszta
dokolusienka roztaczala sic
ciemna puszcza. o stale pred
owa zagroda, przez drugi ko-
nice. polany, ciagnefa sic dro
zyna wiodaca W iednq stone
do miasteczka i zarazem do
gosc'hc;a bitego, W druga zas
= 40 wloski najb1lasze), dc
kt6rel byio ztad pot mill biz
ko.
Siedzibe owa chclal wiasnle
sprzeda6 dotyczczasowy jel
w}asciclel, DO IA tym malut
kim kawa1ku grnntu pc u
wfaszczeniu utrzymac sic ME
mogi. Jake nabywca zJawla
sic P'otr. 0 Gene predko sic
ufozyll i kupno 2ostalo bea
trudnosci uskutecznione.
Piotr czekaf, al chalupa
bedzie zupefnie opuszczon9
przez poprzedniego wIasclclela
pc ktorego wyprowadzce do
piero sam sic wprowadzil: o
bawiaf sic bowlem, ably lu-
dziom ME wydaio sic div
mem, ze on jest sam leden,
calym lego dobytkiem-wozek
szkapina, siekiera, duly n6z
kilka na]potrzebniejszych stat
kow.
W lesne) zagrodzie "a move
go wlasciciela zupelnie ST
odmienlfo. BudynKi wprawdzl
pozostaly tel same, ale polan.
zostawiona by1a odloglem
porosta chwastaml. W budyn
kach by1y pustki clsza, lakb.
mkt ME mleszka}. Ma podwol
ku pies nawet nigdy ME "a
szczeka1, a z komina dym W
dnie ME wznosil sic wcaie
NowY gospodarz najczesclf
dine Gale przesypiai W i2bie,
koh lego chrupal slano W ob6
ce, albo pasl sic spetany n
polanle.
Ia to W nocy nIeraz ogie
ptonaf ia kominie ! gwarnle
tn bywafo. Wiec2orem
amroku czesto -gesto ziawia
: sic W zagrodzie Plotra Baht'
cha jacys ludzie, obdzielaIi S
wespoi z gospodarzem iadte1
2 wn1ka r~rvor1yl, q Divni
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1891-01-15

Piotr, otrzymawszy plenIq-
DE, zaczaf wedrowac 20 oko-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-20
Counting Chickens Before They
Hatch.

The Democrats need not overdo them
selves on the possibilities of 1892. Ohio
settled the fact as to the main principle
at issue. True, New York returned
~, 900 plurality for Flower, but an anal
ysis Of the vote shows that the Republi-
cans gained strength in New York and
Brooklyn. hut lost in the State where the
farmers s.aid home to ''shuck corn" as
they did last year in Pennsylvania.
Ohio aud other States This from local
causes. Let NeS York once be stirred
up on National issues. and duly weigh
the joint benefits of Reciprocity and Pro
lection, and figures will be reversed.
Mass .chusetts and Iowa on the sam
issues viii swing into the National line
readily as against British Influences in
favor Of free trade
1t is we'll to set all tn, eggs in the
basket il chicken business is to be done
on a large scale. hut don't count the
pepper in 1891. Wait till 1892
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American Glassware.

Listen 10 the statement Of drum
mer" for glassware establishment; it is
worth reading:
am commercial traveller, and have
sold glassware for the manufacturers for
furty-six consecutive years. At the out
break of the civil war fine glassware sold
far 81 so. The war brought it up to
50. The same goblet can now be made
for seventy-hve cents. The common
lumber WAS then soid for 81 10, while
now il is put on the market for eighteen
cents. All other designs md styles
have fallen off in the same ratio We
are now making goods 81 letter qualify
than was ever brought to rs from Eu
rope at less than half price. Now our
impor ers want free trade. aud want u
to buy goods abroad. so that they can
take money from the pockets of eur pee
ple.-Ex. J. p MARSHALL.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-20

In fishing for sturg con near Kalama,
Wash, the fishermen dc not use bait.
They have hooks about foot apart on a
rope that is suspended short distance
from the bottom of the river. A fish
roofing along the bottom, gets caught OF
one hook, and by fouucing about get'
caught by one or two more hooks. TIL,
fishing grounds extend as far as Daliel
River in Oregon.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-20

almost every one who reads knows
IL Of our store and clothing Best
made is our rule. Our Fall and Win.
ter lines of Suits and Overcoats is how
ready for inspection. They are all of
proper fabric and right color, 81 TO $50.
All the way from neatness to luxury.
COMMANDING tie larges' patronage
y 10 Baltimore, our Juvenile Depart
ment carries the most ext, nsiye stock of
Boys, more than three other houses
combined. Our prices ofFer no excuse
for keeping boy in a shabby rig
Splendid Suits and Overcoa,s at 3 co.
3 80. 5 90 and So 90. Full line Of
Shir. Waists, Underwear. &c, at bot
tom prices. Twenty-Five cents up.
MANY gentlemen prefer distinct indi-
vi siiuality in their garments. Our
Custom Branch contains the ehoisest
meanings, both Foreign AID Domestic
and is ever ready to NEE. the wants Of
the most fastidious at one third less than
exclusive merchant tailors. Splendid
Suits $50 to S25
EVERY hat we sell is guaranteed -.
~ Your new hat should be the latest
style both in black aud color. Our de-
psrtment is crowded with all the newest
Winter shapes Special line of SO Der
bys at / SO, Boys durable hats, 80
cents up.
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
stocked with full lines Of this seasons
Underwear. Shirts. Hosiery, ct,., at
very reasonable prices.
MAIL ORDERS receive prompt at
tention. Samples, Catalogues, etc.
sent on application.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-20

The German army is to be fed on
American bacon aud corn beef This is
m innovation but it comes about through
necessity The farmers want to be in
dependent of Russian rye. in event of
war, and again, the French give us one
reason for raising embargo on the Amer
lean hog that they want to be independent
of German pork Thus the animosities
and jcalousies of European Nations all
work together for the advantage of our
turner's.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-20

This singular exhibition Of parental
sacrifice is said to have occurred in Mo-
bile a few. days ago "A mother was
standing on the gallery Of her house
with her baby. when abe latter fell oyer
the edge. The distance to the ground
was twenty feet. but the mother, with
cut an irsianss hesitation. spcang after
the baby. and both fell to tae ground at
almost the same instant The baby,
striking the mothers body escaped with
only a few bruises. but the mother had
her hip dislocated. Otherwise she was
not injured.