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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

that he has proudly maintained his re-
serve and seclusion as a poet. Not indif-
ferent to his age or his nation or the cur
rents Of daily life, he has dwelt apart,
man Of the people, and yet not among
them, and has had the courage and the
control over himself TO write only poetry.
Hardly a bit of prose has ever come from
his hand. He has cOnsecrated his life to
poetry, and he is TO all Englishspeaking
people the greatest poet Of the century,
Boston Herald.
The death Of Alfred Tennyson marks
the virtual close Of a literary epoch. lie
was the greatest, he was almost the last,
of the Victorian poets. This is the YER
dict which posterity will pronounce upon
him, as it is also the verdict in which
his contemporaries agree. In truth, per-
haps, the work Of no great poet ever
impressed its true value upon his own
time so promptly and so distinctly as
that Of Tennyson. 1t can be said Of him
that he stands alone in the history OF
poetical literature in that he lived 10 see
himself not only a classic, but assigned
his proper exalted place among classics.
This is due in part to the consistence
and symmetry of the work of long and
productive lifetime, during which he
maintained an unwavering fidelity TO his
Hottest ideals and wrought out with rare
art his rarer inspiration. Tennyson, as
no other really great poet before him,
was as rightly and widely appreciated
at his death as he ever will be.-Louisville
Courier-J Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Literary Notes.

A novel by the late Wocott Balestier,
entitled Benefits Forgot" and being
story Of life in Colorado, will be printed
in the Century next year
The highest price ever paid in France
for the serial rights of a novel has just
been given to NJ. lola for those rights in
his new story, "Docteur Pascal" The
s1m amounts to $1,000, or about thirty-one
cents line.
The new Moltke volume, which will ap-
pear from the Harpers at the end OF this
week. will contain the Field Marshars
letter to his father, a novel, or rather an
aettmpt at a novel, his views Of Turkey
and a number Of drawings.
A set of first editions of Tennyson, in
Guiding the early volumes and works of
which editions with variations were pub
lshed, some forty-odd volumes in all,
was sold a few weeks ago by Charles
Scribner's Sons for $3.50. The buyer could
probably sell the set now at an advance.
Macmillan & Co. have in press Social
Life in England from the Restoration to
the Revolution" by William c. Sydney;
Round London, Down East and Up
West" by Montagu Williams; ".fhe
"reminiscences of Charles Santley," the
famous baritone: Edward Burne-Jones:
A Record and Review" by Malcolm
Bell, with specimens Of this artists
work; AN Old Womans Outing Qn Eng
land)," by Miss Yonge; and THE Theory
of Wages and its application to the
Eight-Hour Question" by Herbert M.
Thompson.
Miss Harriet F. Monroe, the author of
the ode dedicatory TO the Worlds Fair,
lives in Chicago. near the lake, and is
about twenty-four years old. She is re-
lated 10 the late John w. Root the archi-
tecg, Who designed the plan of the Worlds
Fair. Miss Monroe's literary work hith-
erto has been confined to private circula-
ton. She received 1000 for the ode, and
lyrical parts Of II will be sung at the
opening exercises In Chicago by a chorus
of 5000 voices, accompanied by an orches-
ira under the direction OF Theodore
Thomas.
The October number OF that superb
publication. The Asiatic Quarterly Re-
view. is one of exceptional interest. Its
table OF contents shows a varied coliec-
ton of articles rich In information Of
character not found In magazines less
ambitious in scope and thoroughness of
research. IL is divided into the sections
OF Asia. Africa, Colonies, Orientalia anl
General. including = complete. thousj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

concise and, for a busy man-diplomaust'
politician. or schOlar-inYaluaDle sum
mary of Events. The Asiatic is one OF
the greatest of the foreign quarterlies,
and in its special features beyond ri
valry.
For the coming holiday season the
Messrs. Lippincott have prepared a new
edition from new plates Of Agnes Strlck-
lands Lives Of the Queens OF England
Tales from Ten Poets" which they Will
issue, is a rendering into prose, by H. >.
Morris, Of the most famous narrative
poems of the Victorian era. Tales from
the Dramatists" by Charles Morris, is a
similar series from the great dramausts,
beginning with Ben. Johnson. The in
qulries and advance orders received by
the Messrs. Lippincott since the an
nouncement that they had in press Bar
bara Dering" new story by Amelle
Riyes, have been very numerous.
Among the forthcoming issues by the
Scribners are: Under the Evening
Lamp" essays by Richard Henry Stod
dard: Letters to Young Housekeeper,
nv Mrs. Bayard Taylor; THE Children OF
the Poor" by Jacob A. Riis; THE Great
Streets of the World" by many writers,
with illustrations; American Illustratra-
lions" by 4. Hopkinson Smith, with col
ored plates on Japan paper, and other
illustrations, in a numbered edition;
american Humor," by J. Barr, in the
international Humor Series" Life and
Letters Of Washington Allston," by Jared
b. Flagg, with copies OF his Illustrations;
John Arlington Symond's Life Of Mich
ael Angelo" in two volumes, with fifty
Illustrations; French Art" contempt
rary. by w. c. Brownell; "Blackfoot
Lodge Tales" by George B. Grinnell;
"Ahoat and Ashore on the Mediterra-
nean," by Lee Meriwether; A. Weis-
mann's Germ Plasm: A Theory of He
redity;" and Songs About Life, Love
and Death" by the late Anne Reeve Aid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
Why Not Writ. Fnrlish?

What Is II that possesses Or induces so
many brilliant and interesting writer's TO
write in a tongue not understood by the
common people? There are some writers,
wnnm we need not name, who evidently
try 10 conceal a paucity of ideas by the
use of archaic and obsolete words, or,
at least, words which require person Of
ordinary intelligence and fair education
10 resort constantly to the dictionary;
but such writers are not those 10 whom
this criticism is directed. They deck
their matter with tags and shreds and
patches OF verbal expression as the clown
dresses himself in motley and chalks his
face 10 attract the attention Of the pub
lie, and. like the clown, they are simply
laughed at
The class of writer's to whom we refer
is illustrated by Sir Herbert Maxwell,
who in a recent article in an English
magazine, said that something was
kind Of "lusorial animism." We shall
attempt no translation, merely saying
that Sir Herbert has the authority OF the
dictionary for the words used, and that
those who are curious TO know his mean
ing may look up the words for them
selves. The only point We desire to make
is that Sir Herbert was not justified in
using two such unusual words as 'luso-
rial and "animism," one Of which Is
obsolete anu the Olner purely teShLiSoi,
in an article intended for the general
reading public. especially as his mean
ing might have been conveyed much
more clearly by another form OF express
sion.
10 has been shown over and over again
by the best writers that the English lam
guage is copious and flexible enough to
permit of the imparting Of any idea
which is clearly defined in the mind Of
the writer or speaker. or course II a
subject purely technical is under discus
sion. technical terms must be employed:
but even these sparingly, unless a scien-
uhc audience is being addressed. We ven-
ture to say that such teachers as Tyn-
dali. Huxley. Mivart, Wallace, lie Conte
and others can write for the general pub
lie an article or series OF articles on
scientific subjects which shall be accu-
rate In every respect and never use such
an unfamiliar sxnrexsian n t1usorial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

and Of a bright red. The fat, creamy and
yellow in color. Mutton, like beer, Is
divided into sides and quarters. Inc
hind quarter, which is the leg ana Iolh'
IS the most desirable cut. II can De
cooked in two ways, roasted or Dolieu'
and served either way with caper SAUCE
which Is a great acquisition. Inc shoui-
der can he roasted stuffed. The breast,
when rightly treated, makes a capital
Irish stew. English mutton ranks best
when selected for the market, but Is eX-
pensive for people of limited means.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23
When Baby was sick. We gave her Cestor'A
&hsn she was q Child, she cried for castoriA
When she became Miss, she clung TO CsssorsA
when she had Children. she gave them casseea1

The shortest and quickest route to the
Exposition is via Main-street electric cars to
the Main-strest ear sheds. corner Main aud
Vine stsests. From here II 10 only short
distance to the front entrance Of the Expo
sition-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-23

II is not unusual for colds contracted IN
the fall 10 hang on all winter In suon
cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis are
almost sure 70 result. A City cent oo,n,
tie of ChamberIain's Cough Remedy Tln
cure any cold. Can you afford 10 r,sH
so much for so small an amount iniss
remedy Is intended especially for pau
colds and Group. aud can always BE- de-
headed upon. For sale BY Owens =
Minor Drug Co., 1907 east Main street.
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ten Mppeg an bic rebIids Mitarbeiter'
1Gaft aler patripten erbIidt.

Das amerifaniide Deutidtbum ipirt
i'm nd1itsn nationaIen abssorbnetenbaua
bur8 siransis 8eprdientanten pertreten
iein. Dieislben bertbeiIen ii6 auf fol'
senbe Staaten: s. @oItaier, Sainois
S. 8. Bret, Snbiana; u. 8. Saser,
Soma; MboIpb Wepsr, 2ouiiiana +; U.
R. &rieeer. $. 6. 8oen, Minneiota ;
R. 8artboIb, Mifouri; 6. g. Sart'
mann, Montana s. u. @eiiienbainer,
Sieip Serisp; 50. S. Masner, s. 9.
SerteI, Netp gorf; 3. 9ermann, Ore'
eon; IS. grbmann, M. S. 8roiius,
8. u. Samermann. 8. 3. Seiner, Penn'
ipIpanien Charles 8aripis, George $.
8ridner, gmil 8aenid, 5. u. Sram'
bad, @iscohiin. SoIsenbe bon ihnen
iino &epublifaner: Saser, 8rieser,
8artbolbt, Sartmann, 8roIius, Seiner,
8aeni& unb Sramba6 folsenbe Oes
mofraten: @olbsier, 8reb, Meper, @eiis
ienbainer. Masner, SerteI, @rbmann,
Samermann. 8artpis. 8ridnsr; unb
Bosn 1T llnabbdnsieer.
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OaS xbal abm arts.

Sablor.-Sobnnp Mpers bon bier fubr
persansens Wode mad Spring 8roof
sur Saeb unb aIS ct aus benz Subrtperfe
itiss, sntluo ii4 aufdais iein @eipsbr uub
bic sanse 2abuns brans ibm oberbaIb
benz gabossn in ben linfen Irm, Wluss
feln. SIeiid unb 8no9en 3erfebenb. Ser
Mrm mubte amputirt tperben. @perS if
81 Sabre alt.
- go siemIid Der sin3ise patriot,
psIdsr feinen glnipru4 auf baS bieiiss
Hoitamt madt, 1T elm armer irldnbiiber
Taselbbner, Der an Der 9rense bon Wlub'
toipn tpohnt.
L -Sn Der SoIbsn @rubs su SsIsbius
sntsanbste iid am Samitae elm ioses
nannter Gas-Blower unb ba baS sseuer
iid ben 8obIsn mitsutbeilen brobts, tpurbs
cine Nrbeiterabtbeiluns binab ssianbt,
um bas Seuer au befampfen. Die 2euts
arbeiteten tudbrenb bes sanaen Sonntaes
in ipedieInben Irupps, uno am Montae
mar man sesipunsen, Wafer binab 81
leiten. @dbrenb oiersebu Der Mrbeiter
in einem ftidIuftbaltisen 1beiIe be,
@rube tbdtis tparen, tpurben iis bon ben
@aien iibermannt unb man fanb iis 5pd,
ter entlans bes @ansipeseS Iiesen. 81
eeIans. iie ALE lebeno su Gage su brin'
gen, bod tparen mebrere berart ansesrifs
fen, bab man fe mad Sauie i6affer
muBte. Im Montas Nbenb tparo cir
3tpeiter Nrbeitertrupp in sleider Weii'
bstrofsn unb mebrere Der 2eute iparer
nabesu lebIos, aIs man fe su Gag
bra1te, batten ii6 aber bis Mitternad
tpisber erboIt. 4m Dienitas Morser
enbIiG fdien baS Seuer unterbriidt, bod
Iieb man ber 8oriidt balber nod immel
WaHsr in bic @rube binab. Die burd
Safe betdubten Nrbsiter finb idmmtlid
auBer 9sfabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25
4 GentS Stpre,
SO 0aceatpanua 9lnenme, - SO.
Sfem MbenbS -Os
Nttt6ton.

- Cine fleine Sltte nabe Der Sorsit
gaitIe 8rauerei brannte frib am Sreitas
Worsen nieber.
- 8atrid @onipap, friiber bon Ore.
son, purbe Samitas Mbenb an elmer
giienbabn in Pittsburs setDbtet.
-Dem @bparb 8immep BON Oregon
tpurbe am Donneritas in benz GOrton
Sofe Der rsdte Irm atpifden 8arrsn
ssrqustidt.
- Senator SameS SIoeum beabids
tist, nabe Der Soreit Gaitle 8rauerei Elm
srobes Sommerbotel au erridten. Die
Sage 1T ausse3ei4net unS setpdbrt cine
9lusiidt ibsr bas sanss Bpomins TbaI.
- Ser idtpsrs Sturm am Sreitas
riff baS Bledoad an Der Office Der bies
iiaen Oienperfe ab unb ber 8esen rid'
tete bebeutenbsn Sdaben an.-Iu6 bas
Dad an Der Sodi4uIe an Biaiamitrabe
tpurbe beiddbist.
- Gin in Der Sobelmiible bon Derfbi'
mer & griffin an Sab Wainitrabe am
Donneritas Mbenb burd Sunfen aus benz
Haudfanse entifanoensS Seuer tpurbe
bur& bas raide Ginsreifen ber Seuerpsbr
i'm 8eims eritidt.
- Ser betannte 8aufmann Sames
gB. 2etpis bon TOipanba, SO Sabre alt,
beaing am Dieni flag SeIbftmorb, inbem
er ii6 cine 2usel burd ben 2opf ia8te.
Gin unausitsbIider 3Opfi4mers. fir ben
er feline 2inoeruns finben tonnte. tr'et
ibn su Der Tbat.
= Ser @nsIdnber Bi0iam 9totteI.
beiIen 2eide man fiir3Iid bel ben gtiasara
6dlen fanb, mar einft iebr reid, benz
er madte i'm Sitter bon l9 Sabren ein'
Grbl4aft bon 100000 in England
@r Iebte tpie Elm 2orb unb bon Ger unge'
beuren Sun,me bIieb in einisen Sabrer
nur cine fleine Sarm I'M Dertbe BOZ
$4,000 ibris, bic er isiner 5rau als Sod
seitsss5dsnt seseben bate. Die arbei
auf Der 8auerei beba8te Hottel nitt uni
TO fam er mad ben psnnipIpanii6en Sob
lenfeIt ern, um iein Slid au fuaen; iein
Srau bIieb in Gnslanb. Sier fritet
ylotieI nit ylotb iein 2eben, uno auf be
8ei1e su feinem Sdpaser na6 Ganab
bat er enttpeber Selbitmorb besaneen
, obsr 1T in bic SIuiben bes Siiasara bina
seitiirst tporben.
SIN bem 8aisment bon g. 8
@aIib'S 8lempnertpertitdtte an Sii
Ulain StraBe brad furs mad 10 lbr al
Gonntas Ibenb Elm Seuer aus. tpelde
ii4 auf baS Reitaurant bon q. Goitea
unb ben Gisarrenlaben iiibIib ausbrei
. teie. Damn fraben bic Slammen tpeits
mad ben @ei6dften bon u. Wlatbstp
unb SO. Wlatbstps. grf nad stpeiitin
bigger barter arbeit mar bas Seuer Al
bdmpft unb bic sIei&falI8 bebrobte Minsr
!. Sparbanf serettet. Die seritSrten 81
bGube seb5rten benz Gbomas Barrett IN
Der geup SintsrlaHsni6aft. Ser 8e,
Iuit on ben @ebduben pirb auf 5000
an ben Waaren Der perihiebenen 2dbs
auf SIT 900 eeiddst. Der 8erIuit pr
Is ". Matbeips i'm 8etrase bon $500
. ni&t psrf4ert.
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9pbe 0arfer Nottsen.

= Die GbeIeute Srisbri& Brandt,
binter $50. 430 Neunter Strabe ipobns
baft, beerbistsn am Montas Elm SBbnlsin.
Snfolse beri&isbener Grefutionen
ipurben ain Dienitas bic Or1arb preiers
bins Werfe an Weit 2adatpanna Mp.uue
bonn Sdsriff ssidIOfen.
- Sine To6ter bes Germ Sobn
Senrp Niemeper, bic i'm Sriibiabre bon
Der So6fdule srabuirte, bat eine STEELE
als 2ebrerin elmer Der Prcpibence Gbenb.
iduIen erbaIten.
s% @robe 9luspabI bon SiIbertpaa.
rem. Statuetten, sei9liffene @IaSnaaren,
ebte Sbinaipaaren. gum praftifden @e-
braute unb aur 3ierbe. MIs @ei9enfe
itnb bieie befonbets empfebIenspertb.
=. 9 6impff, SuipeI,er. 45
Ser aIte Sris @ifemann bate bor
einiser 3eit cine SdeibunssfIase sesen
feline Srau @liiabetb anbansis sena6t,
tpeil iie Jpn berIaiien bate. Sebt bat
er bic 8lase suridss3osen. ba er ben
Sfanbal elmer SdeibunSsflase nidt nit
ims Grab nebmen tpoae.
= 8einabe Elm poaes sabr pIaate
mid Elm Suiten. Das beitdnbise 2raben
I'M SaIie blieb nad ipsnissn 9oisn bon
Or. Iusuit 8Dnis'S Samburser 8ruit,
tbee aus, ber SdIeim lDite ii4 unb mad
@ebrau6 bon elm paar Padeten Der.
idpano ber Suiten san3lid. - 6ree
SduIb. Columbus, Obio.
= Tbomas Dapies bon Der Wefieite
tpurbe am Samitas Worsen BEL priee'
burg. mo er in 8obIsnlano interefIirt 1T,
bon 3tpei masfirten 2erlen anssbaIten,
bic brei SdiiHe aus ssrinssr gntfernune
auf Jpn abfeuerten. Die Ietts 8usel
itrsifte Iei9t ieinsn 8opf unb er itiirsts
beiinnun8sIos auiammen 10 fanb ibn
eine baIbe Stunbe ipdter Elm Arbeiter
namens Wiliams. Die Wunbe III un.
sefdbrIid.
8sinabe bate bic Seier Der bisiisen
Demofraten am Donnerifas Mbenb Elm
sr6Beres Sreubenfsusr peranlabt, aIs
3uerf beabfdtist mar. Sieben benz 8ebe,
baIten ipurben aud Seueriperfe abse,
brannt. unb bieie iesten 3uerit baS Dad
ber Star Ipotbefe BON Tom Sonss in
8rano. Cine Stunbe ipdter entitapb
no@mals aus Der sleiden llriade An
Seuer in Der Sdeuer BON Or. s. M.
Wiaiams unb on benz 8orbade bon Srau
SaIe's Bubtpaarensefddft. 8eines Der
Seuer mar bon 8elans ooer bon srbebt
li4em Sdaben besleitet.
s@- 2eiet bas ,,WodsnbIatt" rsseI.
mdbis ; sS foitet nur SO 90.
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Bon NeterSbura.

- poIisiit Souls @DrIis bate auf
Doaneritas Iadmittas feline Goaesen
bon Der 8olisei unb einise intims Sreunbe
su einem Sodseitsidmaube einselaben,
Der i'm 2o4ieI SOtsl bon George Sarber
itattfano unb ipobei eS bod bersins.
Sergeant Dieter iiberreidte benz Seitees
Der namens Der Inipeisnben Elm iubitan'
tieass @eidenf. 8eben, Toaite, @eidngs
unb bic ausss;eidneten @rfrii6unsen
tru8en basu bel, baB bic @eieaidaft in
cine febr animirts Stimmuns serietb.
S@ Srau 6. 8. Smith, frdber in
SutpIep tpUbnbaft, siebt 8lapisruntsr.
ridt. 4nmelbunsen bite 1915 Nib
st., Scranton (9stersburs), su abreis
firsn. 37ba
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@ropsr @IepsIanb bat eS pieber an
elmer einbrinsIiden Wabnuns an feline
Bartei ni6t fsbIen Iafen. Muf einen,
;seIteiIen, weldeS Der befanute beuti1e
@iienbabnf5nis Senrp Billiard ibm su
@bren persansene @o6e in yietp gorf
ueranitaItete, belt ct Dor elmer seipdblten
@eieai9aft. unter Der fd Garl S4ur;,
Dstpalb Ottenoprfer, Daniel 2amont
(Srn. GlepelanbS 8ripatfefretdr). Mias
ter Wc8easb, Don Didinion. 8redin'
ridge, st. MapOr @raee, William Steins
map, Cabin g. :8rice unb Der 8oriibenbe
oeS bemotratiihen Nationalfomites Oar.
rits befanben, cine 4niprade. @r beus
tete auf bic setpaItisen Nufsaben bin,
beren 8etpdItisuns bas Bolt bon ibm
unb Der Yartei eriparte. gBenn CT bages
gen feline eisenen unsurei6enben 8rdfts
abpdse, 70 bei6leide ibn faSt Elm @sfabl
Der Obnmabt. Nber nidt aaein erfor.
bern bieie glufsaben ba8 giniesen aue,
2rafte Bis aur duberiten Anipannuns
ionbern aud unbeoinste 8ebIidfeit uni
gbrIi1feit beS Wiaens. Wenn man Der
Siea Der Demofratie nah benz @runb,
Iabe: Dem Sieser bic 8eute feisrr
ipoae, tpenn man iid bem seiddftisei
gi9tstbun in Der Politif binseben ipoIle
| 70 iei bic bemofratiihe 8artei perIoren
Sic isi psrpflidtet, baS 8ertrauen, mel
dss bic Station in iie isse, pol 'uub gan
su re6tfertisen.
| 90 unssfdbr Iautete Der Sinn be
furssn, aber inbaltrei6en Rebe, Wal
tpiro tpobI ni6t feblseben. ipenn maj
oarin einen Dampfer auf bic ebrssisisel
] 9lane Der Gemteriassr anb sinen tereb
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ltniern Sii0ieite 6unoen

sur ssfdaissn Nadridt. baB Der Solicit
tor bsS ,,WohenbIatt" am n d. t
Montas (penn Die Witterun9 ni4t gar
~ unsiinftis iein ioate) tpieoerum feline
8unoe madt unb in Der feten Soffnuns,
oab bic nod &Gditdnbisen ibre S4ulbi8'
teit in Orbnuns brinsen. SO 1T niai
ansenebm, bas @eIb Elm stpeiteS Mal
bur1 2aufen 3u perbieneu.
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Gime SaNe tpt Smterefe

fir sic be umn ebenon b Sic uns oft ala mbei be'
u sbsnIO srobe Grpab Gs @Ods sen mir cine srobe N'
bsnbei in Sarbsn unb Wufern
6ans fetbenen' & let rbefdt
ste bre mpeuren bon Sic werbn sepnd fir 10 big 10
@ paa unisr preiS II ens Die yaro hnr Sorsa'p ~
arps. u biien 4riisn asht er raid ab
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Spoe Barter &nnoen

ipirb Der GoIeftor am nddten Montas
nodmaIs einen 8eiu6 MAIDEN, unb bofs
fen mir auf piinftIi9e 8e,abluns. Wtit
faben @ntidulbisunsen f6nnen mir un,
fern 8erbinbIi6feiten nidt nadfommen !;
tpobI aber bann, tpenn ieoer Ibpnnent
feline ShuIbisfeit tbut.
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NNuff. - pten (SHEET MUSIC)
babe. w Gin. soss bic pcpulm e Die ge hns sa S
wv gHr Bn'
nn bic qstu fur unnn aatOs Der tn IT,
Vur oose 0Saaren unfere untere Abbeilnns
, 1892-08-31

Several Welsh ~tinplate works have closed.
and 10000 hands and so works are idle.
Many sailed on Saturday to the United States
to find work.
Another passenger who arrived by the
steamer "Gemma'' from Hamburg has died
of cholera, and ? cases have occurred in
Glasgow: many deaths have occurred in Ham
burg and there is still a large death rate in
Russia.
A fire occurred at the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York. causing dam
mage estimated at $3.50 900. one cmnIoye
was killed.
Nearly 1000 houses. including the govern
ment buildings, have been DESTROYED bv fire
at Borissov. Russia.
The Indian Government, replying to the
, 1892-08-31

ST. CROIX STATION.

Colon. Aug. 27th.-1he following informa-
ton has been received here. Pa is 25th, Le
Paris says NJ. Monchicourt concluded an
agreement with NJ. HeIiard for the formation
Of a new Company with a capital Of 10000,
600, to resume work on the Canal. The new
Company has funds, and operations will be
commenced Immediately, to prevent the
lapsing of concessions granted by the Column
bian Government. Operations will be con-
fined to Culebra, ~damming of Chagres and
preparing the Central Lake.
New York. Aug. 27th.-London news states
that Mr.. Morley has been reelected for New
castle with a majority Of 2,078, The poll
siIews an increase over that Of the general
election.
, passengers by the ste mer .G;emmt' from
Hamburg died Of cholera a lew hours after
landing in England.
I'm explosion Of fiieI mp has occurred in
the ParkShip collie y in Glamorgan, Wales,
causing The loss Of loo lives.
The Amcef Of Afghan.stan has asked the
IndiIn Government what course to pursue. as
he cannot longer endure the hostile action
Of the Russians.
New York. Aug. 29th.-London news ST ates
that 40 miners have been rescued from the
Parkship colliery explosions, , of whom have
since d ed.
, 1892-08-31
To The E3itor eftbe St. "Tloua Tideado'


Mr, Editar,-l see IN your paper OF Satur-
days date hat at last an advocate of the
Mexican collar has been found, but one
who, Tor SOME reason or other has preferred
70 gives iolA the benefit Of his opinions
instead q tins community, which alone is
derpiy interested ~ that question.
sinai! not dwell upon the different argl-
ments advanced by an Employer of Labour."
- hnl them mighty weak. There is only
one polnt wish to throw a little light upon.
and that Is his assertion, that two steamship
companies for c rttia. and perhaps a third,
would remove from ST. Thomas if the Next
can silver is driven out Of this market. [
venture to suggest that this is the most
ess initial part Of the employers letter and
that it is on account Of this threat, that the
communication has been inserted in the ST.
Cr,ir .Aris antl not in the local paper.
With the experience of latter years when
We have seen one company after another
either leave us entirely, or partly, in spite of
our efforts TO keep them by reducing our
pert charges and knowing that this threat