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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
Ser repub1tfanii@e SeFe0mm9s'
Entt0A

IS unterliegt fetnem 3tpetfel mebr, baB
Sic &epubltfaner ba1ieIbe SpieL mte 1888
al ipielen gebenfen. 0a tie NIT 8egrln7
6ungen i6rer Sadbe NIGHTS ausri3ten fonz
Gen, mouen tie bte tbnen broben6e 9eteber@
Iaoe burb oireften Stimmenfauf a%btpenoen.
9b ibnen bteS 9eLtn9en tDtro, TT 5tpar lebr
fra9ltdb, 6enn es bat. gang ben Qn15etn,
ais Oh am 8. gtoDember cine Gbnltcbe Slttb
All @uniten ibrer @egner etntreten neroe,
tpte Dor spet Sabren; unb bic ab3upcnoen
mir6e aunb bic Se6nfacbe Summe ntcbt aus
reicben, peIcbe berctts aufgebracbt lit. Nber
lie itn6 pentg1tenS en1i6loien, es 81 beirut
chen, un6 itre1gen ale Wftttel, BON Der
ueberrebun9 BIS CUR 0ro6ung, an, UNI Die
beicbiBten Sabrtfanten gu natnbaften Get>
trGgen su betpegen.
Bereits am porigen Sonntag berDfentz
Ltcbte Sic Stem 0orf @orl6 cine Site BON
8ettrGgen aus BenniDIDanten, oeren Jtt69
ti9feit nibt in 3metfel ge3ogen tuoroen 1T.
Oarin finoet it6 ais b06lter 8eitrag $1O0,7
600 bon 9lnbreip Carnegie alS perlonltcbe
8eiIteuer, tpGbrenb fettbem nod Garnegte's
@ei6dftsbirettor Srid ais 8eitrag oes Sc
icbGfts cine 8iertelmiQiDn etnge5aDlt
Bat. Die gramp'i9c S6tfbaugefeuibaft
in 86ilabeLp6ta uno 8. S. SoneS bon
9tttSburg gaben ie $4,000, Der retcbe gSol7
lenfabrttant GbomaS 0olan in 8btlaoele
p6ia $35, 600, eff anbere gittsbur8er unb
9bilobeIpDiaer Sabrifanten nno @elcbdtts1
Ieute, baruntcr So9n @anamafer, je $lO,9
900, 3n0lf an6ere je $4,000, unb 5u1ammen
b~eliefen iiD bteie, nit 9illfe beS Wfanufac7
turers' Clubs in philadelphia aufgebra61
ten @elber o6ne bic GiertelmiQlon Srtd'S
auf iber etnc Milion Dollars.
0aB in Stem gorf un6 teu2@nglarb
ebenfaas ben 9ei6iibten Sabrtfantcn rie1tge
Summen abgenDtDi9t tporOen itno, braubt
tpo6l nicbt gcl0gt 81 meroen, unb eS 1T gar
ntbt 81 bod gegriifen, penn man Den re-
publitGniiben 8etecbun9sfon6 alf 81, 5OO,7
900 b~e5tffert. 3u flint Dollars Die Stimme
tpiroen oamit SOC, 900 Stlmmen 81 fauten
lein.
@uraus9eiebt baB Iie gu faufen iinb.
Nber oas unter[iegt ia, nab ben @rfabrut7
gen in Snbjana unb naB elmer fir6licb bon
uns beiprp1cnen itotiftiidben l1nteriubung,
monaco II D. $. ber BGbler in Connecticut
tdutlleb ltnD, tetner Tra9e.
I'm 10 8ebletcriider geftoItet fieb fir Ben
MIGHT tGuficbsn @GDler Die 9totDDenotgfeit,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
9te Yr6Toetttentu q bImaaners
ff~iututett.

Sci ser 6testdbrtgen 8abl tperben bic a
Staten Der linton I'M @an3er "A BrGltz
Observation-Disclosures abgeben. Inn
getpGblt 3u perben, muB elmer Ser &anots
6aten mtnbeitens 223 observation-disclosures
e1baLten.
Soute fein &an6ioat 6ieie QtnaaDG be-
fommen, 10 pd6lt ,oaS Qb9eOrbneteftbaus
bcs ieBigen, i'm DECEMBER aui Orei OtOnate
nod einmal 5uiammentretenoen ~3tpeiurto7
fiinf5igiten Gougreiies (ni6t haS metlt
am ndc6iten 0tenita9 81 lpd6lenoe Qbz
geor0netenbauS 6e5 lpGteren ODER oretunDz
finf5igitcu Gon9reiies) aus Ben bret &an4
bibaten, peI6e Die r1eiiteng rd iiOe1tenma3l1
mdnneritjmmen erbalten, ben 8raltoentel1,
inbem ieoer Staat nur Cine Stimme ab7
giebt, unb Der Senat ben Gi5e7B raIi0enten
burb StimmenmebrDett. Soute oieier
SAT- etntreten, 10 tpiroe Oenno9 @leuelanO
gum 8rGitbenten, aber W6ltelarD 0etb gum
straightforward getpdRlt tperOen,
6plgenoe Isabelle 5eigt, tpte ptel PrGit7
Observation-Disclosures ieoer e~tnaelne
Stddt hat:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

iib auf 6iele 4rt perLeiten lieBen, erbtelten
in Der Gbat wentgitenS cine Stub, ooer
beren 5pet. 8uglei9 tperben aber 1ol9en
Snbianern, melcbe tire &tnoer IN Der Wttlz
lton Lalien, Sic Gatiouen Derftr3t ooer per-
1pdtet geltefert. Man ban9t tbnen ben
8rooforb b0ber, nm ite gu 5tptn9en, Die
Miiiionen, tpelcbe tbnen 10 ptel 0uteS er7
%tuie1en. gu perratDen. :,
bic neue 0tegicrungsi6ule, ber man aut
10 nibtSpiirotge Wetle S6uler 81 per-
icbaffen illcbt, licgt BEL Sort Sbafp am
OieOicine Glper, IS W1etlen nOroltcb BON
Ser Stabt 6eIena. @an3 in oerlelben
@egenb befinoet it6 aber lcbon lett abt1
unbStpanSig Sabren cine BON Sater Se
Smet erridtete portrefflt6e Dftiiton neb1t
Scbule, fir Die BON Observation-Disclosures
l6on groBe Spfer gebra9t puroen.
Qucb bat bic eole @obLtbdtertn Gatbartna
0rerel BON 9bila6elpbia nit gepobnter
Nreigebigfeit felt Sabren fir bteie Nnitalten
betaelteuert; un0 Die Ofiiiton uno Scbule
auf ber Ge1erpation Der S6Dar5f1Be, mo-
lett 12O Sn6ianerfinDer BON tucbtt9en
Qebrern unD 9ebrerinnen er5ogen tperoen,
lit gans bon 6rGrlein 0rerel aus9e1tattet.
Die Sn6ianer>8 ertpdltun9 Der ge9e1>
pdrttgen 8un6esregieru19 beltrebt itcb nit
gr9Bter Side, bieie ie8ensreic9en S9optuns
gen Der Meeni6enLtebe gu untergraben ltno
gu 3erit0ren.
Sn6ianerzG ommiiidr Morgan, Der ltrs
bebcr unb bie Seele bieier 8erfolgungen,
bat lei6er einen feiten Salt I'M gegentpGrtts
gen 8rdiiOenten. Oarum giebt eS nur
in Mittcl, UNI benz nattpiftiiben unfuge
in Der Snhioner>8 ernaltun9 Elm @noe gu
macben, nGt1licb grleBung Der iebtgen Bun7
oesperpaltung Durcb cine GIepclan0'i6e.
@dbrenb Der eriten Braiibenti6aft GIeoes
LAMBS wurben Die Snbianer1O ftiitonen
ebeuio freunDLicb unb gerebt %bebanbelt,
nte unter idmmtItben repubIttanii6en
8or9dngern Glebelanb's, unb crit unter
Ser jebigen republifanii6en Serwaltnng
trat Die beflagens1pertbe NcnOerung etn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

8eion6erS bcra6mt u16 pafenb iino urter
oielcn @cmdl6en: Die Sblacbt bel @roBs
beeren, Die Gritiirmun9 be5 0rtmmallcben
Chores burcb Die &01i9sberger 2anotpepr,
Die G9(acbt an Ser &abbab, Die Scblacbt
BON Materloo uno bte G~rltlrinung pes
Wo1tmartre. Nucb IN allen otelen Stls
bern bat 8letbtreu es peritanOcn, Die natlos
male 8cgeiiterung 3um b06iten Nusbrud
Ill brilIgen.
G8 fonnte ni6t febLen, baB Die 9lor7
reicben Siege bon 1864, 1866 uno 1870 uno
1871 8lcibtreu CUR bocbiten 8egetlterung
entflammten. 2luS Gem ~eriteren ttantmte
neben elmer Geibe bon bDcbit fcl1elnoen
@efedbtsbiLocrn Der lleberga1g bon Nl1en,
aus Sem snetten alS bebeutenbites gSert
Die Scblod1t bon &0niggrdb. Beionoers
6anfbare Stoffe bracbte linn Ser oeutlcbe
fran3oli6e &rieg, ben er ais Wtltglteo pes
&otben &reuseS uno i'm @efolge oes
&ronprin3en ais Nugen3eu9e oft i'm ot67
teiten &ugeLregen mitmabte. Die groBen
GrctgnilIe, 6te er mtterlebt, bat er IN BEN
8il6ern: Die @irttemberger bet Wortb,
ser Gronprin3 III bas brennenoe Wortb etr7
einreitenb, bic &a~pttulatton bon Seoa1,
Bic BaDern unter General Sartmann DOT
8aris, un6 bas idbliibe Nrmeecorps IN
Ser Sblacbt BET ct. 8ripat, perberrlibt.
Stir bic Berliner Gubmesbale matte er
Sen yNufruf an J1ain 8olf, 1879, nnb
bic S6labt bon @rapclotte. Die met1ten
bteier @elndIbe iinb ourcb ben 9ol5oruf
nerpieLfGltigt por6en uno @emetngut oes
0eltlcben 8oLfes getporoen.
ONoS 0IpooFt hrto ~ ~ ON 6orf1npT JIh<
rib Der f%rtcbt6aren T6dttgfett oes auBer@
orbentGid fletBigen nnb nur ietner 8un1t
Lebenben Mannes. Nu3 ben iiebentd1rt@
9en Rrieg unb Sic Tbaten bes @~roBen@bur>
firlten unb &arl's 6es @roBen bat ct pers
berrltcbt, nicbt aus 6eroen>Nnbetung, ione
6ern 0etrteben bon aufrtcbtiger 8egctite7
rung fiir Die 6eutlbe @roBe unb Sabe.
0ur6 feline 1858 per0ffentlicbter, NIT saDIz
reiden 6ol3i6nittcn ietner 6ano gel6mudz
ten vOeuticblan6's &t@ uno Srets
beitslieoer" bat er, eben1o pte ourc6 feline
Characterization aus Dem i3lestptg bot
iteinii6en Sretbeitsfriege md9ttg CUR 5e7
bung bes nattonalen Stnnes b%etgetragen
unb bie en6liebe @iebergeburt bes 0eut1
iben &etbes norberetten belfen.
BLeibtreu tpar fetn GffeftbaI6er, tpeber
in ieiner &unit, nob in Ietnem Quftreten.
Ser nit 6em Brofeiiorentttel unb 1868
nit Ser groBen golbenen Mebaiae fir
&unit ausgc5et6nete &unitler perilcbte es
ME, in Der groBen @eleui6aft oOer in ben
engcren &eiben feiner &untgenofien su
gldn3en, ionbern 5og es Dor, ietne @rz.
6olultg in einem auserleienen fletnen &retie
BON @elebrten un6 S1riftitenern gu iucben,
cine Neigung, bic BON ietner bocbgebiloeten
Srau getbeilt tpurbe. Gr binterldBt anBer
6teier einen einsigen Sobn, ben b%efannten
S6riftlteaer Scarf 8leibtreu, Der beute
atpar nocb 9etpaltt9 gdbren6er Woft 1T, bon
bem itb BET ietner tii9ttgen @runolage
aber boffen ldBt, baB er bod nod etnen
guten @etn geben pir6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
&motunotDin8 Gift 1t1tS SmStatter=
WStSftOtett.

Selbft nG6ren6 6es 8rGii6ententpa6lz
fampfeS fG6rt Ser BON ¬pnot6tngt9um
unb 6rentoenbaB triefenbe republifani1cbe
Snotaner@G ommiiidr Wtorgan fort, fatboz
Iiibe Snbtaner : Wtiiitonen 81 berfolgen,
un6 geraoe iol3e, Die Oas metite @ute
betpirft baben.
gu benz, mas mir unLGn9it aus Dem
n%eueifen 8eri9te bes 8aters stephan mtt>
tbetlten, fommen iebt ebenio emp0ren6e
0tn9e aus Wontana.
@er Bat ntcbt ichon bon benz groBen, Dor
5tpan3tg Sa6ren in ct. 9outs geItorbenen
Sn6ianer : MiilionGr, Slater 0eSmet, gez
bort? 8om Sabre 1888 bis gu ietncm
Sp6e, bterun6breiBig Sabre lang, tpar er
unter Sen beribieOeniten SnoianerltGmmen
6es 0eitenS fir @eitttung uno Srieoen
tDGttg. Wteoer1olt nabm bic 9tegterung
Der Ser. Staaten feline 6ilfe bebufs 8ez
i3pt6ti9ung BON Sn6tanern in Qnipru6;
er uerbinOerte biesletts uno i~enieits Ser
Selienge6ir9e 10 mancben Snbtaneraufftan6
uno bepOg beretts ~aufitGnbtibe Snbianer
CUR Nieberle9un9 Ser @affen, pofiir t6m
Der tparme 9anf elmer gan3en &ci6e BON
BrGitOenten Der Ser. Staaten, Sulebt nod
bon 8rditbent Grant, gu She'll purbe.
Nucb IN WtOntana bate oteler groBe
Snotaner : UttiiionGr me6rere Mi1itonsz
1tattonen ge9rlinOet uno SbuLen fir Sn>
otanerttn6er 6drnit berfniipft. 9teie @n>
1talten trugen DteL sur Nufre6t6altung BON
Gube uno Srte6en un0 5ur 3Gbmung unb
@%r5iebung bon o~ortigen &otb9Guten BEL.
9aS tDuroe bon allen frii6eren SnDianer>
GommtiiGren INN 10 banfbarer anerfannt,
ais 1tcb otele Wttiitonen auf Die per1bieoenz
item SnDtaneritGmme, Die &rG6en AM 8tg
6ortt, Die @6epennes I'M Son0ue Giper,
iopte bic Sla6f0pfe auf Der Slat 6eao
GeierOatton, Die 0~ifbGucbe, Sic S6ipar3s
tuBe uto Die N1itnabotneS in i6ren perldie>
oe1en Eeierpattonen, nit 9Ietdbem Grfolge
eritreden.
9ob Sn6tanerzG ommiiTGr Morgan iubt
iebt in ieinem giftigen ¬pnot6ingtbum
aucb bteie Wftiiionen unb MiiIionsibuLen
s1 5eritOren, tbeils neil lie BON fatDolti6en
S~nbtanerz Wiiiiondren, bic bod anerfannt
Die gr6Bten Ofeiiter in Ser @ipiLiiirung
bon Snbianern ftnb, 9elettet ner6en, t6eilS
neil unter Oieien Qeitern au6 @ingetpan7
6erte Itn0.
lin bic Gotb6Gute bieien felt Sabr5ebn>
ten inter ibncn 10 uo6ltbdtig tpirfel16en
QnitaLten abipenittg 81 maben, erric6tete
Wtorgan in Wtontana cine Eegterungsl6ule,
tpogegen an unb fir it9 menig ~etnsupenz
ben tpGre, penn tie iib nit Sen BON 8ater
9eSmet errt9teten S6llen meiien f0nnte,
mas aber bis jeBt feineStuegs Der Sal tit.
lln6 mas fir Mtttel tuen6en babel Wor>
gan's 2lgcnten an!
sic Oeriprcden Sem SnOianer, Ser fem
&tnb aus Der WiiitOn nilnmt unb es in
bic &e9ierungsi6ule Deriebt, 3 4cre 0anb
'uro cine Sub. Webrere Snotaner, Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
,,sbet14ne Ses e6mlfonos".

Sriiber erboben repubItfanii6e unb
&nptpnpt6igs8lGtter Iptp0bl ge9en Die SUI
tberaner ais eegen Bic &atboltfen Die 8e1
lchulbtgung, baB tie cine Sbetlun9 beS Of
fentli6en S6ulfonbs, gu @unlten tbrer
8farri6ulen anitrebten.
@egen Sic 2utberaner bat 6ieier Gortpurf
70 5temli9 aufgeb0rt. Nber gegen bic Sea-
tboltfen bauert er nod INNER fort. lno
in Ser S6at ltefert 5ltpeiLen 6a oDer bort
Elm fatbolii6er Sanatiter bur6 cine unper>
anttportlidbe @euBerun9 Ben &epubltfanern
un6 &nopnotbtnss einen 8ortuano 81 lols
6em @el6ret.
0o6 ~ein3elne tb0rt6te Sanattfer itnb
ntbt 6te Granddaughter 8ertreter Der fatboz
liidben 8irger bieles 2anbes. @obI aber
bat elm angeiebener un6 tDegen ietnes Ser
itan6es unb ieiner GoIeran3 al6 bon Ntcbtz
&atboliten bo69eabteter 8ti6of baS 9te9t,
i'm Namen ietner @Laubensgeno1en gu
ipre6en.
&ir5ltb nun erbob Der repubIifantf6e
Bolittfer 6aroing in Beorta tn 1einer ST.
genl6aft ais &an6i6at fir 6ie Staatsges
iebgebung in elmer tpiitbenoen Baufe Die
8ei6uloigung: Bic fatbolti6en 8il6Ofe
bon SQtnois tpiini6ten cine Webrbett IN
Der Staatsgeiebgebung, UNI ben Oftentltden
S9ulfon0S SIT tbetLen.
Qber fSpaI6tn8 bon 8eoz
ria leucbtet 6em 6arbtng in etnem b~orttgen
8latte gebOrtg bei11 uno benertt babel na7
mentli6 SOlgenOeS:
vOte fatboIilden 8ti60fe BON SainoiS
ltnb feline unmiiienben StrobfOpfe. Sic
tptiien pieImebr iebr gena1, baB Die Stats
geiebsebun9 gar nibt Die Wtacht beftBt, ben
Dffenttic6en ScbuIfonbs gu t6eiIen. Sic
boffen aber, 6oB genug ehrlibe un6 unparz
tetiicbe W1Gnner in Ste StaatsgeieBgebung
tperben senablt tperben, nm baS ungerecbte
uno perbaBte @bparbS@ @eieb 3u beietttgen.
0arum, unb nibt UNI Gbeilung OeS S3uLs
fonbs ban6elt es it3.
r6crr Sar6ing .brau9t itb a1b pegen
Ser 9aften, Die BEN &atboLtfen aus Der Nufz
rebterbattung tbrer @emetnOei6uLen err
ma9ien, gar fetne &opfi9mer3en 81 ma
4en. Sci 0tcbte beie6eu, lit nGmltb Die
gegentpdrtige Ga9lage fir bic &at1otifen
btQiger, ais penn- ite tire &inber in Ste
Staats l6ulen ienbeten. 9enn tbdten iie
leBteres, 10 miiBte, in Sol9e Der 3nnabme
Der 3abl Der S6iLer in 6ffent1iben S6uz
len, Sic Steuerrate fir ale 8tr9er, fol9li6
audi fir iie ielber, gang beoentenb erbo3t
tperoen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07

fir Glcp4an6 unb ebrlicbe @a6Ien etnsuz
trctcn unO Die 6o6. unb @AnitsO4ner nies
oer5utperfen. 0enn 10 large bic @Inlt5oue
tortoauern, 10 LANCE perb.n Die Gepubltfa1
ner Die 0tittel baben, ieoe f~olgenoe J}atio1
nalpabl 3u faufen uno Dem Tolfe ben SUB
alf ben 9tafen gu icben. Die WcSinleps
Stl lit Der Strtf, nit pelbem Die IrstDelt
Des anleritani cb,u Golfes g~clplir8t ipirO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-07
G KOEFHLER.
n

fir nte nRntfdje q e rJ 8 p q r..
Sic unteract9ueteu ~befDrbern 9ofete biz gu 100 %fo.
nab GemtidDlasO, Seierecid), S6weoet, 9tors
lDc0cu, 0GmcMarf uno Der GdJiUeis al ben rege.=
maRigen pon Der oeutiGem eidbepoEtsGerlpal tung
ieIt9eIeBteu YretIen.
GbenIIo beiorgeu OieIelben WoorenIenbungen bon uno
nodb alien SDeiIeu @uropas unb NIteritas gu ben biai0a
item 9ate1t.
Hensel, Bruckmann & L~orbacIner.
25 gainia1t csfv., 0eip Morf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30

Jackson. and cast his influence for Adams
as a statesman whom ne preferred TO
mere arbitrary soldier. Under our cleo
toral system the election of 1876 was fol-
lowed by struggle which was only quiet
ed BY the passage of the famous electoral
commission bill. Under this extra-con-
stitutional machinery Hayes became pres
ident. although, accepting the count IN
the South, Tilden had a popular majority
OF Isl, 900 and plurality of $4,000.
The origin of the electoral college sys-
TEN was due largely TO desire to concede
something to the smaller states, like
Rhode Island and Delaware. as il gave
them each two senatorial votes in the
electoral college and made them equal to
Virginia, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania
to that extent. The reasons which were
originally urged for the creation OF the
electoral college at the formation of the
government no longer exist, but it Is
fairly urged against the election of presi-
dent and vice president by direct vote of
the people that majorities of any magni-
tude could be made at the South by sup
preston of the suffrage; by burlesque of
the ballot box through violence or fraud.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30
THE STATE PRESS.

Vancouver Independent: "As things now stand
q merchant vessel armed with heavy guns could
demolish every city on Puget sound or the Co
lumbia river"
Sprague Herald: president Harrisons mes
sage to congress upon the Chilean affair, which
was admitted on Monday, is q model Of
patriotic craftsmanship. Ii covers the ground
completely and we'll, and leaves only two things
for the Chile government to do-apologixs and
indemnify or fight
Port Angeles Tribune: "The Nicaragua ship
canal is project which is of such absolute
necessity to the commerce and naval operations
OF the United States that We should think con-
gress to man would be in favor of government
aid. 1t Is an enterprise of as much, If not Of
more, importance than was the construction of
the first railroad across the continent"
Tacoma Ledger: ain any event. nothing is
clearer than that the Democratic party will not
be able to make any attack upon the protective
system that is likely TO be very damaging, or to
strengthen the party before the country. A
general revision bill, if it comes at all, must
now come SO late that il cannot possibly pass
the Senate. The ptecemeal bills can never COM
mand sufficient unanimous support to insure
their passage over q veto"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30
Sc. TILE. sA1URDAT, JAN. 30.
EGAN,s COURSE.

tits said that the Chilean papers which
have recently been attacking Minister
Egan so severely have changed their
course entirely and are now saying kind
things about him. 1t is evident that his
presence has become altogether agreeable
to the government which less than
week ago declared him TO be a persona non
grdta.
Now that the Chilean episode is practi-
cally thing of the past. Egan should be
given the credit which is his due. In
spite of all that has been said in criticism
Of him, no evidence has been offered that
he has been guilty of any unbecoming act,
official or personal His course through
out the recen. dispute has been both firm
aud judicions, and he has been credit
able diplomatic representative of the
United States. The charge that be was a
partisan of Balmaceda has not been made
good. and even his most violent critic,
Ricardo Trumbull, is compelled TO admit
that the American legation afforded to
Congressionalists the same protection
against Balmaceda that it afforded the
Baimacedists against the Congressionalists
when their hour of triumph came.
If Egan had been anybody but Egan his
course in Chile would have been univer-
sally commended. 1t is because he is an
Irishman and leader of Irismen that he
has been assai!ed by the British press on
both sides of the Atlantic. His appoint
ment was criticised for this reason. 1t
was urged that one SO distasteful to the
British government should not be chosen
as an American diplomatic representative.
Such a contention is absurd. The British
government has right to insist that
our minister to st. James shall be
q man agreeable to it, but beyond that its
wishes are not, and should not be, con-
suited. Indeed, the appointment of Egan
as minister to Chile was precisely the same
In principle as the appointment by Presi-
dent Lincoln Of Carl Schurz, a political
refugee from Germany, as minister to
Spain.
Judging by the published record Egan
has represented the United States in
proper and dignifed manner, and the wis
dom Of those who appointed him has been
completely vindicated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30
The following ustI. love story ia circulating

The following little love story 10 circulating
in European newspapers: princess Helene of
Orleans, daughter Of the Count of Paris, had
tender feeling for the Duke OF Clarence In 1890
she visited the pope, who reveals this Bit OF
history; received the young princess at
private audience She desired 10 coufids In ne,
ard spoke about the project that was on hand of
marrying her 10 the Duke of Clarence. She
asked nae for my advice, and beloved that IL
was my duty TO dissuade her from becoming the
dukes bride. Glow many difficulties would
arise sid, al 9 catholic princess we're to be.
come queen Of England?' did lay s;ress pom
the confessional difficulty which such an ALI.
ance could not fail TO produce, for saw that
the young people loved each other. The poor
princess took my advice kindly aud followed it
consistently"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30
THE SUNDAY POsT-INTELLIGEN
Rudyard Kipling, Bill Nye, Murat Hal
stead and Other Famous Writers.

Rudyard Kipling, Bill Nye, Murat Hal
stead and Other Famous Writers.
Special features OF the Sunday Posr-INTELLr-
aENcKR, out tomorrow, will be:
A MATTER OF FACT. Rudyard Kipling's won
derful new story.
CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS. By Bill Nye
Handsomely illustrated by McDougalL.
ROME By Murst Halstead.
The MoNTEREY's MIGHTY GUNS. BY Frank
q. Carpenter.
The PRINCESS OF UGANDA. By Colonel
Chaille-Long. Gordon's chief OF staff
CHIEP JUSTICE CoLERIpGE By Edward
Wakefield.
The DANCING GIRLS OF SEVILLE. illustrated.
COSTUMES OF WASHINGTON CIrY's SOCIETY
WOMEN illustrated.
FASHION ARTICLES for men and women. Il
Illustrated.
The Sunday PosT-INrELLIeENcxR Is for sale
everywhere. Price cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30

of the English people For generations vessels
OF that navy have sailed the seas and anchored
in foreign ports; and wherever they have gone
the English people have been behind them.
Never for one instant would that proud nation
tolerate the butchery of the sailors of its feet
for no fault save that of being Engiishmen and
of wearing the British uniform When British
sailors are subjected to such outrages as
occurred in Valparaiso every Engiishman VIII
be certain to approve of resoiute action Tor
securing reparation for their wrongs"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30

Seattle, and if the sewers and water
works-as they properly may be-are de-
Quoted, the actual Indebtedness for all the
great improvements made, the wide
streets. the fire department, the police
patrol system and every incidental OF
most extraordinary demand for expendi-
ture viii only be $1,6500oo. As over
s.. 900 900 of this has been spent in Seattle
ii has not been money thrown away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-30
CLING.

When q friend with pleading tender,
Wants TO win your wealth and splendor,
By investing all your money
In a dead sure thing,
Do not trust him, for he schemeth,
And however kind he seemeth,
Put your foot upon your pocketbook
And cling, cling, cling.
When winsome little maiden
In voice with anger laden
Says you're horrid and she'll give
You back your mean old ring,
Do not waste the time in talking,
Or in arguing or walking
Putyour arms around her lovingly.
And cling, cling, cling.
by Columbia Student