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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-30

hag-like blades with which il can attach
itself to the side of the aquarium and
move about with ease, but always under
the control of the animal TO direct its
course. The mouth is on the under side of
the shell and consists of five sharp tooth
like projections, which are the only visible
portions of a most wonderful and COM
plicated inner structure. The edible por-
ton of the animal is in sections like an
orange. and when the creature is in season
it is most delicious. They are eaten either
raw, like the oyster, or boiled.
Although very common in the Atlantic
as well as the Pacific ocean, very few
Americans have acquired taste for this
delicious marine food mollusk. There are
many varities, but all are not used for
food. In Corsica and Algeria the melon
shaped urchin (EchiRus nlelo) is much es-
teemed In Naples and in the French
ports of the channel the Echinus iiridus is
eaten. In Provence the common sea
urchin T.. eseHLentuS and Il. 0rdnRtosus are
the favorites.
When eaten raw they are cut in four
parts and the flesh taken out with a spoon,
and with little lemon juice squeezed
over them they are delicious. Sometimes,
but more rarely, they are boiled and eaten
from the shell like an egg, using long sip
pets of bread Hence the name of sea eggs,
which they bear in many countries.
Sea eggs were a choice dish upon the
tables OF the Greeks and Romans. They
were then served up with vinegar or
hydromel with the addition of mint or
parsley. When Lentulus Toasted the priest
Of Mars - the Flamen Martialis - this
formed the first dish at supper. Sea eggs
also appeared at the marriage feast OF the
goddess Hebe In the ocean World, by
Louis Figuier, the author says that the sea
egg appeared to him TO be food ut for the
gods as he partook of il at the Reserve
restaurant. at Marseilles, on the prom
enade of the Corniche du Prado I'm lS4o
il rose quite at the entrance of the port, a
small glass cage, suspended, as 1t
we're, between the heavens and the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-30

exactly how much to pay when you get
through.
Unfortunately, paused to pick up my
va.ise, which had fallen off the perch Of
the driver. He should have gotten it him.
self, because he was the one who dropped
1t, but he had a skIttish horse, and so / got
II. But. of course, We stopped while did
So. When we came TO settle he charged
me double price because we had stopped
on the way
saw that he was a consumptive, and
knowing also that he had skittish horse.
| raised myself To my full height, thing
that very rarely do, and told him that
would give him only the price of single
trip. He then struck at me with his whip,
which fortunately hit me so that had an
opportunity 10 catch il by the lash, and
quickly jerking il, he meantime retaining
his hold upon il. | pulled him from his
perch, and, maddened by a cup of choco-
late which | had Just drank at the tavern
and the fumes of which had risen 10 my
brain, struck him repeatedly with nv
cienched hand, one knuckle of which [
allowed TO protrude in a way calculated to
give him great pain, AT least If it hurt him
as much as ii did me.
had just polished him off and made
good my escape, when policeman, less
IMAM block away, closed the Atlantic
Monthtg, In which he was reading a con-
Stpi y anu st3Fteu Tor me, tnougnt
hau already made good nv escape, hut
81 THIS time decided 10 make some more
improvements on Is, which did, and soon
hllsht nave been seen gaily perched on the
aar.SeruecA OF Mr.. Robson S steam yacht, the
my, and with the wind on nv quarter
was speeding swiftly toward Cohasset
IL Is very seldom that | imbrue nv
n9iias IN the warm, steaming blood of a
fellow being, hut when | do There is ra,-
orally good stiff market for mourning
goods among his immediate relatives for
week or SO efterward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-30
NYEIN NEW ENGLAND.
Rill Writes about the Buzzard's
Bay Farmers Alliance.
INTERVIEWS CLEVELAND.
u.ddeued by Cup of Chocolate, Bill
whips Graspfng Cabman and
Makes Good His Escape.
,ceUyrirht, 1891, by Edgar W. Nye.l

carr Con, Mass, Aug. N.-ISpecial Cor
rsspsndsnesl -Barnstable county, which
!. ccsxtcnsive With Cape Cod, is the east
s,rrnost county of Massachusetts, and has
:, ara Of 80 miles. 1t consists of a
,sninsula which is sixty miles long,
terminating n Cape Cod. 1t is bounded
on the essI and south by the Atlantic
ocean and on the west by Buzzard's bay
and the Cleveland boom which juts up
soainss Il. The soil is mostly light and
sandy, producing the resinous germ of the
John pine and the bright red boxberry.
Dairy products, corn and wool, flourish
here 70 some extent, and the little Farm
erss alliance ut Buzzard's bay, of which
Mr.. Jefferson, Mr.. Cleveland and Mr..
Glider are members. meeting on the first
and third Tuesdays of each month,
furnishes most entertaining place to go
for an evening.
There you win hear of the ravages of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-30

The chief development of Mexi during
the near future will in all proha oility be
in the south or south central part of the
country. Vast areas of land are now
being taken up by foreign capitalists and
find Americans buying land everywhere.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
nOI~ ~ ..IT ITH

'Du" ~ il'' .'HIlug HrtIri"s - 'uih ~
the frrm"r-' \IlHr e" ls, "gtvr i'r poor
man rhnuo.," Uu dn"- hr g-' ~ A.
an "Nldruc" that h- du~,1 not, Ar =, Ter
10 the matter ~ 're r.c"hi -lH'utIhl
election u kanSHs senator lngnl,-, who
II poor mat 81 pror TINT ne wur uu.
able "a ~ bui 4 h,- huus. ~h"u u burn
-d down Tea mu,thp ago Nn- defeat
ed by Judy" PETER. M Alliance mau.
who's" srHl'', II placed toy the must con
~"rva'lv' ig"', h more than n million
Il !lnrs u ui the chi-f complaints oi
ih" Al nee has b"-n that al the prom
,urnt pla,,rr ~ the government Wrf. iii
-d by m-h ahu hni murrS. hut uplhIug
elise Ia cumu.eDd ih-m llha much ~.
nu"nc- moa-y haI upon the ooudnct ~
tie order, IN clearly shoSu 10y IT,. fact
hat g. the "H-.' rr'crr.d Ia, n man ppH'
~" s"d ~ hr1uns, l"g,slHtIy" experience.
nud eyrrNlhug -'s" necessary ~ f,ndrr
hinI ynluaul- MID usatu m"nih~r ~
The Cut.d N'airr s"nHi-, IN -up-rrtdrd
10y one Who has no guHlItir,t ,tluLr rlH'
ever h"!o Il ~" fact mat h" n,s 'npn-y
Nplniy "t'l druy that Mr lusHll-. Witn
hls Hhlh'y aud his rIp"trrr 80, could do
more ~ he United States sruar- Tor the
go"d - jh~ ral-ui kru-as 'hHu dozen
i''ff"rs, nrl YET h" Is sci nsri- iut . man
Shp has note! bn' 30 experience nor
any distinguished affinity II the III.
uhur" rfpIu-"- tu conduct lrs AFFAIRS
upor ru,l. 70 hh.l- ~ ibhr. Wha' r",s"H
can :, taN" ipr entertaining a." hup,
that ih" rr.p"nf the Gu. - ~ large
vii -''r"uI u- rhnrl- nrI MAKE lls ~
nrrmhrl I-ImAn,llf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
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TRE tAfsrAI.

pfup.itiun ~ now before the legis.
,aiur", aud IA SAID to have the support %
considerable majority ~ that body, IN
favor ~ muyln9 the capital ~ the terri.
tory from Santa Ia Ia AlDuquerque
l"r prudential reasons W. have teirained
'i"m SAVING much upon this subject, but
lN"f" NJ" Arguments IN favor ~ II which
'7''o' fWI tu commend Themselves to
.." Judgment - ths Legislature. Their.
"H- q i.u" when Santa fe van tts mo
- i"I- Htd business center ~ Now
M'A,u, aud vh"u all the important IN.
'"t"rts - TIE territory conferred ut that
luui But that time has long since
I"'rs"d, other pRcea ~ far more import.
nnr" ~ business sense hhv. groYn up
200 IT," Territory. uutli nov Santa F., hy
o." -uu ~ Itr isulHted condition, and the
81 fll"n,N = reaching II from anywhere
".-", lac been ~ thoroughly side
n" A"d ~ H." mhrch ~ prugre@s that
very f"N rl'Il"u- ~ the territory have
"."r'"' 'uNsI' II upon any other burl
r..- 'hNn 'unt nrirtng frum ~. fact thnt
q. .r 'n' 'Ip'nl. lu establishing the sent
..."'rm"ut ~ proper regard should
.' Iu'd 'u 80" ruuN"niruco q th. I,upr,
H .l" .nI vel - u territory "a we'll ~
70 r'n'" thuuld hr ipc,i-d at such u
u .r' tat ~" people, wh"u waiting u, ,
ai t-. nl'"nd /" u'nrr buslu-.s nj
'' -,uI' me-. IT," PROPAGATION To- moy.
.." r"a' - tu,"rum"n, ~ "a. trrrItor,
'I m S.r'n irip Albuquerque IN bas-d
OIL. "u. ..I nu-.urHr r.ns ,nr AIhuqurr
l.' ur.,,rDntly f-,uguIlrd ~ the
."r p.j h.rur,nl r-ntrr Il nj, that
.". q \,A Mexico south ~ the
''t wurimns u district which
..."r more 'han two thirds ~ the
.'.rN in n'"n, aud winch IN destined to
.u...' % r,urr than threriourths u
''Hi' ~ "a commerce. and produc
."''.r. It." ordinary transactions u
n' u'"r.'. lnipugnuut ali tins portion I
....'.N r'nd"r II nrc.e-nry Tor them To
.,t" ir,Ip"ut VISITS tu Albuquerque, on
u'.rl' '.ur"r'rd with their ordinary
...,r~ niluI-, aud tins Being ia. case.
.l"'''"r p0hNc BUSINESS they might
.r'" lN irnn-hc, could l'e attended ~ vi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
SCHOOL RlLL al,.NHD.

As wll nr ss-n ny reading the pro.
""d,rg- ~ the territorial Legislature on
Ia" hrst page, Governor Prince has
srgu-d the Paulin common school bill
~ "nl.y pass''d by both houses, and the
tall IN nov law. 10 his message TO the
i"g,Slaturr. announcing the signing OF
~" hill, the governor sayG:
have the honor TO notify you that
hAy" the day approved EDd fled with
~. secretary ~ the tsrriLnry house bill
No 81 An act establishing common
scu,nls ~ IL. territory of New MexIcn,
Hrd creating H." uiiics of superintendent
~ rubI" Instruction,
WIN" s"udIug tins notification, I can
nut refrain from cunRfatu ulHiins you and
aI' lh" Is'npn. u New Mexico on this
wu.l n',outiau. aud RuSpiclous event
Nhl'h Constitutes an era ~ the history
= ~" l"rrlturI, and vii RttrAct thon
"a. d. - Iu'"lig"ut immigrants Ia our
!, nni ,hpv. Hll ,usur- ~ every Que 81
NJ .hi,"u ~" nlreslug- ~ an rduca
.. '..oI t- ia" Key 10 u prosperous and
'npp, me-,
.u governor then points out the de-
f,n'r ,u the hlil, and appeals Ia III. mem
r'r- - lh' Legislature Ia remedy them
...E suruO"m-utary act before the end ot
30. -".-run, ~ "td-r that the educational
-. -'rm n,a, NOT be crippled III lts sxscu
., g . Princes message. on being
,, !. r,., we'd N-Hr'y Hpplause.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

TnE Socorro Industrial Advar is.r
speaking on Ia, capital removal scheme
has the following: THE removal 81 the
capital 10 Albuquerque IL being agr'ared
ard !, ls reported thai blIl has been ~
trrdurcl to that fleet IN th. lower
house, We are IN favor ~ muyrn, n.
capital aud would favor Albuquerque 4
that clty Were n little further .nn h; As
II ia Ne think Socorro the proper plao.
Tor Il and 4 left to a vote VI the pA,pl..
We thiuk SHcorro would get there
Hut move Il HbywHy"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
777 - . - -
OFFIa'IAl, CENaVa

tn" census oiiic" has sent out from
Washington the uhirial announcement
"f the p"rul tion ~ New Mexico b,
"ourin- ~ foiloss:
lierrHl,lio, 19i3; ColiaI, 1894, Drna
Ana, o.l3l, Grant, 9,cjT; Llncolp, 7.Osl,
N"ra, lnils; RIO Arrlha, ll.,tA san
Juan, l,sn; San Miguel, - 2oi Santa
Re, 1892; Sierra. 3.G;p, Scorr", 9,i9i.
rHor, 9,siS; Valencia, 1850 Total
lJ3 I.EI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

IaI' E"rr,, general agent oi the At
,''I - rr'i', has rrc.iv.d an impor'
'.' i.-rb'rt from n Chlrago Syndicate.
- ,r"- IA Ia" company hre limited, most
n,. taken thls morning by Aibuqaer'
qde yuuns ia Il.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14

Eng'neer Carr, on III. La Vegas div.
sinn, Who returned Ia his WORK from the
"as, the other day, Was recalled On no.
count ~ the dan stous lllness ~ his
mother IN iaW AZ Henry, Mo.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14
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About the Ni.mp.,d Nm..ilati ,
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\ rmr>p Il ~" ! s.'rfrw 81 Montana
Ind guu,iy Irnl"s bar hl- rhr.Ilrrry
eats Ii.r N.ih hts knit" Hnt tmnks I
about TN" 'hh per uunU'n- H. p1urrs
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Is iha' IT," suN"fu.r cate pr s,ih It's
hands, Thus auu'h"r r,r. .-aG 80 IA
ia led tu 'hr counter.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-02-14


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Valencia oouuty district court coa-
yenss 81 LIS Luna. next Monday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
A MULE THAT DRANK WHISKY,
Representative shflletto Recalls an Inciden
of War Days.

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Representative shflletto Recalls an Incident
Of War Days.
From the Bradford Era.
When Gen. Lee invaded Pennsylvania Gen.
Jubai Early penetrated York county with q
large army. Mr.. Shilletto lived there on bis
fathers farm and when the rebs passed through
they took all the horses about the place and
everything worth taking, leaving in lieu thereof
a broken-down and exhausted mule. A day OF
two subsequent to this the battle of Gettys-
burg was begun, and as Mr.. Shilletto had two
sisters living near there, about whose safety he
was concerned, he and several friends decided
to proceed at once to the scene OF the conflict
They had no means Of conveyance but o one
horse wagon and the mule aforesaid, but they
hitched up and started. They had not travelled
and look weary, but they plodded along to the
next village.
Here they stopped at q tavern to refresh the
inner man. and while engaged in this duty il
occurred to one of the party that drink of
whisky would help the mule. A beer glass full
mules neck. and. when the procession started,
the mule was thoroughly himself again.
He trotted along as clipper as a spring colt for
three or four miles. Then his knees began to
shake again and Abe Thompson, who was the
physician on this occasion, gave him another
half pint with like reviving effect. This
treatmen. was repeated regularly thereafter
about every three minutes and the mule was
thus enabled to take them to Gettysburg in
time to be Of great service not only to MIR
Shilletto's sisters. but to others as well. The
mule was pressed into service to help haul dead
bodies off the field, and, by receiving his regu-
lar rations Of whisky. kept his spirits up and
his knee joints stiff. Mr.. Shilletto SAYS he ID
not sure that whisky is good thing for man,
but he knows it is excellent for mule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
EXPOSING JURY BRIBING.
A Bold Attempt Made Public in o Chicac
Court.

A bold attempt at jury bribing in . $4,000
damage case against the Yerkes cable street
railway was exposed in Judge McConnell's
court IN Chicago yesterday. The accused jury
fxers are J. J. Hopper and NJ. C. Shannon,
two real estate brokers. Hopper admitted h;s
guilt, but Shannon denied all knowledge of
the crime, though admitting acquaintance
with Hopper and having talked with the latter
since tie trial began. 1t appeared from
Hopper's confession that after Shannon was
selected as juror Hopper went to the claim
agent of the street railway company and offered
to secure a verdict in favor Of the conf any OF
q disagreement for $500.
The claim agent pretended to accept and
had Hopper Swallowed from the moment he
left the compauy's Office. The arrests were
made just when the jury was retiring to con-
slider verdict. peculiar signal was said by
Hopper to have been agreed upon to show that
the bride money had been paid by the defend
ant corporation for a corrupt verdict. If the
money was in hand Hopper was to come into
the court room, and, taking drink at the
water cooler, slowly wipe off his chin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31

Mrs. Potter Palmer has announced the execu-
tive committee of the worlds fair board OF
lady managers. Mrs. Palmer says she divided
the country into four parts of equal population
and selected six ladies from each part; that she
divided them as equally as she could, and she
endeavored to select ladies who resided within
twelve hours ride Of Chicago. The first meet.
ing OF the executive committee will be held
April 6. The committee consists of Mrs Jonas
R. French, Miss Ives, New Haven. Conn; Mrs.
Amy N. Starkweathsr, Pawtuckct, r. l.; Miss
Ellen Ford, New York; Miss Mary E. Russell,
Newark, N. j.; Miss Mary Candloss, Pitts.
burg; Mrs. Vim. Reed Baltimore; Mrs. Newton
Lynch, Martinsburg. W. Va: Mrs. John A.
Logan, Washington; Mrs. Susan G. Cooke,
Knoxville, Tenn; Miss Mollie E. Beck, Tampa
Fla. Mrs. Mary G. Cantrell, Georgetown, XIV.
Mrs. James P. Maggie, Little Rock, Ark: Miss
Shakespeare. New Orleans; Miss Ryan, Austin
Tex; Mrs. Virginia c. Meredith. Cambridge
City, Ind; Mrs. Edward L. Bartlett, Sante Fe
n. N. Mrs. p. p. Rue, Santa Rosa, CAL; Mrs
Sarah g. G. Angel, Ann Arbor, Mich; Mrs
George M. Shepard, Chicago; Miss o. E. Nil.
Ter, Cedar Rapids. Iowa; Mrs. Francis B
Clarke, s.. Paul; Mrs. John g. Briggs, Omaha
Mrs. Z: L. Allen. Portland, Oregon; Mrs. Cole
man Thatcher. jr., Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-31
High Freights on Oranges.

The interstate commerce commission met
in Jacksonville, Fla, yesterday to hear COM
piaints Of orange and vegetable growers o,
Florida against railroad and steamship com
panies for excessive freight charges on these
products. The day was occupied in taking
testimony in the suit Of the orange growers
which is brought by the Florida railroad com.
mission against the s. F. and w. Hallway Com
cents per box on oranges from Jacisonville to
New York and other eastern points and asking
that tho rate be lowered from 40 to 25 cent
per box. Great interest attaches to the hear.
ing OF this case and delegations Of orange grow
ers are present from all parts Of the state Of
Florida The commission will probably be il
scszion there all the week.