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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15
IA FIGHT IN IDAHO,
RESULT or LABOR rRovsLes
Union and Non.Union Mon In the C~ui
d'Aiene District Have = Battle
In Which Four Are
Killed.

Thu .trainetl animation In thu Cc,ur ~ Aienas
labor troubl. culm,natcd Monday morning be-
,veen and o,clock The events of The dayS
nrev,ou. con.,.t.a NJ chauenges from ntn-s
npion men A. the Frl.co and Gam mines tai
| .he nniou miners Mt tho town nj fem. and ~
remed tn Indicate a speedv rnpture Bo&S
The Gam and Frisco m,ncs were guarded 80
| hind barricsdes by men armed with Winchee-:
hrs. and "a the canon ia narrow where theS
mine, are located the men behind barricadesl
could sweep the two railroad tracks and thes
country with bullets. The Gem bsrrIcsdc is;
within 300 feet of the center of the town OF
Gem.
Monday morning at 8 O'Clock n miner from
Gem started for Burke. When opposite thes
Frisco he was fired upon. He ran back sew
eral hundred yards 10 Gem, where the shot
had been heard, and soon the miners In the7
town gathered with arms. They marched I'M
| body toward the Frisco mill, located direct
| II in front of the mine. When scarcely with-s
In rife range q voliey from the Frisco mill
greeted the miners, and lead whistlcd ali
about them. They scattered and . regular
battle cnsued One miner and ono non-uniou
man were killed and six wounded during tbs
engagement.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

The las, Michigan legislature passed a rc.o-
luton providing for the appointment Of three
commissioners TO meet with Ike commission.
crs from other states To confcr upon the sub,
jcci ofuplforml,y OF legislation IL the United
States relative Ia the descent aud distribution
Of property, probate Of wills, marriage aud
divorce, execution Of deeds and other mat.
tiers. Alctaricr Z. Maxwell Of Hay city, and
sulll,aD NJ. iuicbcon mud Charlie. W Cns.
grain of De, rlt nrc The commissioners for
Michigan rhc commissioner. from the .c,.
ctal states WI meet Ia New yoth city 'hl.
month
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

Fred Dcbcilcr, u wealthy New Yorker, VIM
took part In the cst'icmcn'. raid Into John.
son county, Wyoming, has become insane
over the events of the raid mud .ub.cqucn,
troubles. Dcbcllcf while In ,hr. siege NJ the
"r A." ranch, whrr the ca,trmcn we're
surrounded. displayed remarkable courage
under flrr, hut his imprisonment bna told IN
hi. mind The other day b, WIS .ei,cd with
the Idea that the Tcsa. con'ineen,s In jail
with him we're about 10 Nil him, aud his
mind Ia completed, unbalanced, Governor
Barber, who Is y physician, advised that hr hr
taken 10 ~ ns,lnn', Judge Blnhn has hccn
asked 10 nllov iiand johnson count, authori.
,ics do not object
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

The mails received from Tonquin show that
the French are still carrying on an active war
fare against the pirates. In an engagement
between $50 French soldiers and large mum.
Der Of pirates intrenchcd at Than-lioa, near
kiluat, the French los, fourteen men and two
officers killed and seventeen wounded. The
pirates also lost heavily In killed and wounded,
and after desperate resistance took 10 flight,
pursued by the French under command oi
lDl1nel penneuuin
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15
The T.hunnisprr I,.lIro.d.

&. 7. Huntington aud Jay Gould have re-
ceIyed y letter from President Dlax of
Mexico, declining 10 sell them the Tchuante.
pee railroad. 1t Is said 5000, 900 was offered
for the road. The line. which is expected 10
compete with the Panama railroad. Ia about
wo-thlrd- completed aud Is expected to be
flushed In eighteen months. The part al.
ready finished extends from Mintatin on the
Gulf Of Mexico across Tebuan,epcc isthmu..
The Pacific coast terminus will he the point Of
salinn Cruz. The cnilrc length Of tho line
will he l6i miles. This route will shorten the
distance between San Francisco and New York
|, iha miles over the Panama route.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

The Christian Endcnvor Society IN session
ni New York adopted the following rrsolu.
ilunl
"hi,,o''ci, That We, representative, Of the
United Society Of Christian Endca,or, Assem-.
BLEED here on the nth day 81 July, isv,, do re.
specially petition the authorities nj Wash.
inr'on, having the matter IN charge, Ia
prevent the opening of ,hr gates Of the Go,
lumbar Fair ON the sabbath day, believing
,hn, nnles. such action !. taken large com.
pany Of people. especially tbosr that adhere
10 the Biblical code Of morals. viii bc thereby
prevented from attending the Worlds Fair
and that this action be instantly transmitted
Ia the congressional committee"
This resolution was put forward and car.
ricd by large majori', who were In favor Of
dsrreardlng the advice Of the board OF ,fti..
tees, DR.. 0o.s u the United Society, advised
the meeting not To commit themselves ON,
claliy TO any course of action, bu, after u
heated discussion Nj. protest was oycfrulci.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

In this free country no social odium
should attach to honest work o! any
kind. md the mistress who views her
houscmaid as other than u worker
for wages whose obligations end with
the rendering OF so much toll Tor so
much money. is as great snob as the
shopEirl who Guy the acquaintance OF
an associate for choosing the kitchen
to the factory. There is duty laid
upon parents and the public schools
In this regard.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

In the rio'Ins In Madrid saturday three
policemen were Killed and several officers, In.
Guiding the commander, seventeen priyairs
aud twenty policemen were injured. The
civil governor was badly bruised. Very few
women aud about dozen male roushs were
hurt The newspaper. say the rio'cr. were
very numerous aud that tho Objectionable
iaxca arc likely To be abolished.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

smugglen Of the lower ST. Lawrence have
declared open war against the Dominion gov.
crnmcnt revenue cutter Constance. The lat.
ter has seized or attempted To seize larg,
schooner with $4,000 worth II smugrir,l
whisky on board. The crew resisted the cap.
turc and showed fight Captain May 'clc,
graphcd To Ottawa for assistance, and At mid
night detachment 81 battery fifteen stroug,
commanded by Captain Early, In FULL march
Ing order, boarded the steamer Alert aud left
for the scene Of the conflict, which IL under r.
stood To bc In the vicinity Of Ga.pe.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

IT is recognized by all that tho
world has entered upon mn epoch
In which the victories OF peace shall
overcome those OF war Tho greatest
statesman OF the ago wears as his
laurel tho glory OF having changed
his countrys policy and made tho
work OF arbitration take the place Of
war
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

Tar trouble with our present I'm.
migration laws is tina, they place too
much stress on tho external circun.
stances OF the immigrant and too
little on tho real qualify. The de'cc,
could DO remodicd by the undoubtedly
timely suggestion that an educational
restriction DO placed on immigration.
Education need not DO the solo
criterion OF m immigrants fitness.
Respectable and law.ablding character
should accompany It, II these quail.
tiles were insisted upon In the case OF
every Immigrant there Is no doubt
ihoro would be vast Improvement In
tho quality OF our accession. TO popu.
lntio,L at Tho samo timc that thorc
was decrease In tho quantity.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

BLESSED the boy who has father
or mother who insists on his master
ing rich. varied or vital command
Of language, who sends his letters
back to him corrected. and with
sarcastic queries whether tue term
bully or 'tiptop' covers tho whole
realm of charm in such varied
characters and incidents MS pretty
little girl playmate. an ascent OF
Pixies Peak or sail on Lake Cham.
plain.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15


lnr servant girl" matter must be
settled by tho abolition OF tho word
servant" Said Turkish states.
mans Tho first stop towards tho
settlement OF the Albanian question Is
the .xicrmina,lon OF tho Albaninns 4"
and tho a'si step towards the settle.
mcnt of tue servant" question In this
country is tho abolition Of the words
servant '-cryirc" and servant
girl Try ZONE other nnmo II n
designation IA necessary. In Now
England In simpler days when ali
the members OF tho family worked.
tho young woman who came In TO
work with tho iamiiy wa. called tho
help" and sho fully deserved tho
title. Help nigh, III thc present
emergency. but certainly no, scr.
want"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15
BALLOON ACCIDENTAL BOSTON
Three A-ronau,s Fall Into tho Sea From
a Great Height.

Dclos Goldsmith aui two other men wen,
up In balloon at Boston ON the Fourth and
were blown out over the harbor, The balloon
sprung n leak and fell Into the sea. Gold
smiths companions were killed by the fall or
drowned and he had n narrow escape from
drowning before he was rescued by boat.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15
The ago is cmincn,ly a prac,,sss,,bd

The ago Is cmincntly prnc,,.caSII-nnd
gain seeoking one one Our education
Ioiiows-So tendency OF the age
literature no longer directs public
movemsnts but follows them and
poetry. which has no moro intrinsic
pecuniary value than music or beauty.
suffers A poem cannot be used nj
IN asset or servo for profitable specu.
lation like work OF art--it can no,
oven be utilized for revenue like a
play or n song. And accordingly
poetry Is neglected.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

No 1NcoNsIpERABLE part OF salts.
factory discussion OF dinner is
prompt and unobtrusive service. This
can be purchased of course. The
waiter generally knows his customer
and governs his movements by what
he considers a just expectation OF re.
ward but the customer of n
restaurant is fairly entitled TO prompt
service equally with clean napery and
wholesome food.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

The following !. one Of the many congra,u.
ia,oty letters which Mr. Poster, the secretary
of state, has received since his appointment
Han llannoa, Me, July q, isvl
MY Der to'isr-i ought sooner to have
written word of consratnlation " your ap.
polntment ns secretary " state. which most
heartily do nov. am very glad you arr NJ.
pointed. You will he able TO do better service
than any man new 10 the department Very
truly aud cordlnily your friend,
JANIS a. u,Aistn
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15


In cujcayorlng To dnd causes for the prs
cnt dcplorablc condition u affair. existing In
that portion II Russia commonly known ns
'ihc famine district" onc almost inevitably
concludes, after even slight examination
that other aud more ~rlRhiy ones than that
usually given THE unfa,otnhlr weather II ias,
YEAR arr \, the bottom ~ H. The longer the
investigation Ia continued. the friner grows
the Impression that fundamentally the system
of communal ownership Of land Ia responsible
for the situation. The "mir' or community
has simply exhausted Itself, aud the thirty
year. which have elapsed sInce the cmancipa.
ton 81 ihr srrfa have breD morn than sniil.
Client 10 demonstrate that the eD,lrr foun,la.
,ion upon which Russian agriculture IL based
Il radically weak, aud that the practical &c.
sui, Of holding land III common, At least In
Russia, IL . complete and utter failure. - w.
.. hbor, IN u, July Forum,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15
EACH generntIon hils Is ov

EACH generation has lis own
problems its own achievements lis
own sorrows and joys. II 1t is wise
1t learns something from the pust
but having Its own lilo 10 1.-Two it Ia
never profoundly and continuously
impressed by antecedents
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

The Kansas Democratic convention met In
Topeka on the 9th aud after endorsing
Cleveland and Stevenson, decided TO support
the national and state tickets Of the Peoples
party,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15
WESTERN FARM NEWS.
Notes About Farming. Irrisatien aat
Stock Raislng.

Tho red clover CROP Ia looking remarkab
well In the neighborhood Of Denver this sea.
son,
Nor. than m mn c.t,,s have ,os..a throuoh
Rru,h already n, th.,r -, n N. rorthsrn
| ranges.
~.
ter vh..t =. rron,,s,,. ,,..a.n,..s =, sa a
And sprinu vhe.t M % Thi. 4. ..t,.f,ctorv
~. ,.nor,.,, a.. ..., -. 49,. y,
o.,,,. ~ ,,o,n,, 49,. ~. ,U,,,.- D.. III.
nj. ..,.o,' IN -, ~. h.a.s. y, ~. ~.
rain. ,h.r. NJ, .h,,.S.n :, -. ~,
ovor ,ho v,,,..
a, a.,,,. ~. sa.., 80. p N,- 800.
and Won,.,. IA ~, .,,..., On M
ArI,on. ter, IN, - - 80
ro n,o. MI, .umm.r e1
nv,
.o p'op.'c'o' Vi "'e Dehver wy o'oek
=. s ,.. series VI i've s'ock sa'es'
" D' Aeu Sulns 'ue An'9n' ieupiArs' con
So'o'.eo can Na1u'sn some Yoou seocA
I,.b . home n,rL., .na .,,r.,, ~. ..,.n,,,,,
of e.stern buvcrs
No., =. r. wv "'su =.
To- ~ op' ne 81.
Iii ~ 49,, ,. .1' a'sV o'uo'eu cuo' WV.
49, IT,. .'.e VIC sa - =. su'n0.e" y
1917. I'm 70 aoou. 'ne ars. 'n'pmcn' ..
s..,,... y " o"' ev""v anu '"e se.'..'' s's
small grain -E;o,r, y.,d..
IT.. uo.,.. az. -. s-, -.
,h..-,na 80 h... -, a. A." ~, ~,
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an, ,rr,r,,,o,
NM,
"0 creamery ~ LII 'e'a' hueriaho county
nouna. ~ h,,,or v..h,. p.-a.'.. g.. :.
mort. I'm, .hin,.,,s ~. 100. ,.,,,..,,, -.
| In pu.h,n W.,..ah,-. ~. T.,.,,.,
Rouse ,rd sonr,s .n., ~. -. .,.s.
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o' Va e's"'c" u'e8oers 10 piaht anu cui
vac oce' sugar SEED suppiied py the com
l
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15

On Friday ipi new ease. ~ cholera aud ..
death. We're reported In Astrakhan, ~ cn.ca
and 10 deaths In sara,oii, 40 cases aud 7
deaths At Haiku, II, deaths In Tlni. aud mine
new eases In Tsnfisin.
Three thousand cmiprnnts from ,ht infect.
ed districts ate uuaran tined IN the roads'ead
vt Asirakan. The, arc IN y miserable condl.
ilon,
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15


- "a hlcl Bernstein, peddler living near
Meckcr, was murdered by Polish jew named
Israel Engals, who was employed by Bern
stein. The crime occurred In Routt county
on the 1th, and was probably the result of u
quarrel and desire to rob. The men we're
out buying hides and Bernstein carried large
sum OF money. lie was killed with Ratchet
and an attempt made To burn his body, but n
traveller discovered II, Epgais was captured
nj Rifle.
Tax Agent Carey Of the Rio Grande met
with a painful accident Tuesday near Taos,
New Mexico. lie was a passenger on stage
between Taos and Embuda when the horses
became unmanageablc and dashed the coach
down prccipice, splitting the passengers
down the mountain side for several hundred
feet Mr.. Carey was thrown from the coach
window and fell upon his left arm, breaking
1t near the elbow. The other passengers were
scratched and bruised considerably, but none
were seriously injured.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-07-15
Western News Notes.


e. 'u'''u' inns 'eeh c'eo'co mayor Oh
0,o'u''
ihere was cioud-ourst on the divide near
monument on inc etn'
The corner stone Of Unitarian church was
'a'a az eoioraao springs on inc .nd'
Ed. o'Kclly, the man that killed Bob Ford,
has been convicted OF murder In the second
degree.
There seems to be little hone of capturing
Gallegos who murdered Schmidt near Wagon
Mound
Seven prisoners escaped from the Leadvillc
Jail few days ago with the aid Of "trusty".
Five Of them were soon rccaptured.
A tramp ATTEMPTED To rob and kill Mrs.
Seaman living at Greeley. He did not sue
coed in either hut will suffer tho consc.
aucnces.
Colorado Inns maid mn, a,rt,o IN. n,., four
wears In ,Ir, premirm, ahou, ,hr.. fine. "a
much AS the comn,nic. have bccn obliged IN
pay for losses.
W.T., ~ c.,.. p
.,,,.,.. ~. -, 80 w..
,.n ,,,,n ~. ,.hs. -, - s.,...s,..
,ni,r.a w.. 49,. ~, 'S'o'''
s ov".se' III M"'ne' uie ann" mater o'
S. DaNe' y, '"e e.a'e University mas
eonioeu upon nun ~ .ne i"'e commence
"e"' '"' 1''' vi "'c''' oi ""S'
c,r,. w.,,,,,,,u =, n..,.. 49, 80, a., ~.
Iin,,.a s,,,.. N.v., A..a.,, LII, Geo..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25
FAKTNEKsHIP NOTICrs-

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP OF NOLAN
IL & FTDDES-N etice is hereby gwen that the
of NOLAN Il FIDDES. composed OF
JOHN NOLAN and GEORGE FIuDES. proprtetors
dissolved on January !, 1892. by mutual consent,
and that all the interest OF NJ X. FIDDES In the
goOd-will, business and property QhCluding all
book accounts) OF said firm transferred TO the
undersigned, JOHN NOLAN. by whom the business
Is continued. All debts or NOLAN X FIDDES
should be presented to him for payment at the Cal
ilornla Stable. ia24 81 JOHN NOLAN.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

Sl30O-Lot 5OxlOO, with improvements narrow
gauge station: Central ave.
S230O-LOt 3TxI00, and 6-TOOm house IN fine con-
ditiou; SO cash; so per month.
S1OO0-Lot 37XlUU ana 4-roOm cottage; beautiful
location; built TO order; $500 cash; 80 per
month
s3sOC-I3xl5O; fine new 7-room house; $3.50
cash: $50 per month; for days only.
-Four lots aud cottages AZ a bargaln quick sale.
Houses built TO order and furnished in 90 days
prompt; plans and estimates furnished free; houses
to remit open Sundays,
MARCUSE & Kennel.
The largest contracting firm In Alameda County.
OhceS: Acknowledgment Station ana High-st.
Station. san ancisco-62S Market St, opp. Pal
Hotel. JalO II
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AnYEKTfSING.

IF YOU WISH 10 ADVERTISE ANYTHING
i anywhere at any time write TO q go. 7. ROW ELI
& Co, 10 spruce St, New YORK. aul9 lY
4 VERY ONE N NEED OF INFORMArION ON
II the subject OF advertising Will do we'll to 05tti1
copy OF book for Advertisers" 500 pages, pric5
81: mailed, postage paid. receipt of price;
tans a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF all the best papers and
class journals: gives the circulation rating OF every
one and a good deal OF Information about rates and
other matters pertaining to the business OF atysr
Using Address ROW ELLIS ADNEk FISHING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce S., New YORK. aulg ly
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Mrs. Sarah Il. Cnnner.

Mrs. Sarah b. Cooper. who for over three
weeks has been suffering from a severe and
dangerous attack of the grip, complicated
with bronchial pneumonia, is now consid-
cred out of allo aGlr and, if no relapse
occurs, VIII so De able TO be out. Her
physician pronounced the case serioas
one, but he says the malady is under con
troll, and gives great encouragement for an
early rPcnVRrY.
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- va Ue tor ytar furniture a-d carpets ja9 ON
J. CHL>~W Ell. 1888 MARKET ST. WILL
y .a. FoEr f.ritars and carpets 'or cash. las n
II .. L-lTaoLTZ. 1864 HAHkaT ROOM 3j
II ull uly F4u- furniture Iewrlly u goods Of
any H-al for Casl- send postal lr6 II
IJIGH PRICE PAID FOX HOUSEHOLD FJRNI-
IA cure GALLAGH Ek. 1911 Market. nr. >iuta Z
S.. EJE~E PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE
y Tor ,.-a--l-s. Cau or ---4 postal 1921 Mar
zel ST.. .e- --ve % aud Eighth or-l y
i'll SECONDHAND IU#NiTUBE AND CAR
a pets bought. Iag-e OF small lots; call send
postal Ea>E> d. AL no Fourth st. ocl7 ly
Il Oh SIMMONS o. 90. AJJIIUNEEEs. VILE
~ buy gclr furniture pianos and LOOKS. 1897
&ar-e-s aD9 q
AI.tADE lZ5 FOURTH ST. PAYS TIE HIGu-
W es- lE- tor .grUl-lre. stoves, ranges, carpets
LARGE QJAHTIIY or SECO>D-HASD FUR
= Il."r- wanted 20 Ier cent paid n ore than ESQ
% here MALONE 1873 !.arth So. rev store u2Bf
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THE SCuI.ETZENs.

The hulPs-eye shoot Of the San Francisco
Schuetzen Verein was we'll attended, and
resulted in much enthusiasm and good
feeling among the participants. The mum
Der OF buIi'S-eyes made were many, and all
the winners came out with very good
centers. The winners in their order are as
follows:
J. Mangels, A. Nocker, D. Bunker. J. Horst
man, J.. Roster, fl. Seeher William GarmeS, II.
D0rscheT J. Z. Waller, l.. RHzdu.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
An Idea of Their Value Gathered From
tho Best Sources.
Pail Mall Gazette.

Pail Mall Gazette.
Some idea of the value Of autograph let
ters and manuscripts may be gathered from
the new catalogue Of MessrS. J. Pearson &
Co. Of Pail Mall. For a gossipy letter of
Jane Austen's, four closely written pages.
$40 los is the price. Robert Bloomfield has
been almost forgotten. and one of his letters
can be had for compile of guineas Two
pages of Boswell are valued at 910 los, while
Tor series of six letters of DR.. johnson (all
unpublished sos is asked
Among the poets the letters Of Burns seem
to maintain their value. For one of his
epistles to Ciarinda the price is $50, and 93S
is the sum asked for eighty lines of an auto
graph poem. Letters of Keats range from
925 10 go; of COWper, from los to 81 Is;
OF Mrs. Browning, from 93 rs to &c IS.
For one Of TennysOn's letters to William
HOWett s. 81 Is asked, while a short note
of Colerldgr's can be had for "a. Letters Of
Gray are extremely rare, and 915 los is the
price of the only one In the catalogue. a
letter of Shelley's to Leigh Hunt is otfe red
at e31 los, but specimens Of Sir Walter
SCOTS caligraphy can be had for couple
of guineaS
The autographs of politicians are evil
IDENTITY not so much in demand A letter of
LORD Beaconsfield to Messrs. Longman can
be had for 30S, and bundle, including one
each Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone and Mr..
W. II. Gladstone, Is valued a Only los. A
letter of O'Conncll Is priced at 60 q, and
one of ParuelPs. giving his opinion of Mr..
Gladstone's land bill, at 60 IS.
In a letter OF George Eliot's, priced at
9i2 l2s the following passage occurs:
We are going now to the British Museum
to reaG-a painful way Of getting knowl-
edge. If | had Aladdn's lamp | should
certainly use it to get books served up to
me at a moments notice. 1t may be better
to search for truth than to have 1t at hand
without seeking"
Several of Mr.. Surgeons letters are Of
fered at los while 10 guiueas is the lowest
price asked for one of a preacher OF quite a
different stamp-LaHrence Sterne, to wit.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

Company a of the Fifth is stationed in
Oakland and numbers among its members
many of the well-knOwn military shtt5 Of
the State. The contest Yesterday was for
the handsome trophies which the company
The company was represented by large
number of members and some good scores
y.era made- EnILnMinn is The rasmIt.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

a woman once wrote to Teunyson asking
the meaning of one of his poems, and with
more aSperity than courtesy he replied that
De merely supplied poetry TO the English
people, not brains.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25

The champion medal was won by f. p.
POulter, the first class medal bv c. T..
Poulter the second class by G.. f. Maker,
and the third class by j. Mccormick. c. f..
Maker having won his medal on three con-
secutiye occasions he now becomes the
owner of it,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-25
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