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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-04
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Ser tpeientIi6e SnbaIt beg S9te6s=
9erihtsnsrtragS III bereits 1nitsetbeilt por<
ben. Gr .Duroe unmittelbar Dor ieiner Bez
ftdttgung Durd unleren Seaat, in sSolqe
zines gutmitbigen 8orlhlag5 Salis5urD's
nod fir Die Ser. Staaten uno i6re einz
ipra1igen Staatsmdnuer uno Suriiten err
Iel6tert, tnbem bic urlprInglide Be1timz
tnunq, tuonah Die Berbanolungen Dor benz
S6ieosgeriht su 4aris in fran3oiiiher
Spra6e geflbrt tDeroen loutelt, gu @uaiten
Der enelilhen Spra6e geGnoert Darb.
Sir ben G0nig BON STATEN u1o ben bon
S1neben tpiro eS nt6t ldtner letn, Elm i'm
@nglilhen betpauoertes r~e6tsfunotges Wfttz
gIieo bes Sdieosgeri6ts 81 ftnoen nnb
au1 Brdiioent Garnot miro Elm lol6es aufs
treiben. ,3u oieleu reiSGieosrl6tern tornS
men befanutlth le 3tuet bon ben Ser. Staaz
ten uno bon @roBbrttannten. uno 1patez
items pier Ulonate mad B~eenoieun9 Der See
tpctsfIbrungen Der beioen itrettennen Barz
teien bat Der l9tebs9ert6tli9e Spru6 5u
erfol9en.
Den oenofratii6en 8unoesienatoren gez
rei6t es 5ur @bre, oaB tie ntdt Dem ible6s
ten 8etipiele elmer aroBen NnSabL bemofra>
tiider Blatter folgteu, mel6e Das quite Ser
balten unlerer Gegieruno lit oteier Srage
aus fleinli6er BartettIepperei gu Der;
oadtigen iudter. Die Demofratiinen
Bunbesienatoren, beionoers audi bic aus
benz Sloen, bel1a6men ft6, gletd ibren pos
lttiiden gegnern, ais Batrioten.
lin 10 mebr lit es nun 8flt6t bes 8rGs
itbeiten, BET Der Nusnabl DeS 8erionals
fit bos Sbieosgeri6t ii9 ebenfaqs iber
leoes neutrality-suspicious. i'll erbeben. Bet
Der Mebl bes 6auptantpaLts Der Ser. Staaz
ten bat er oieS bereitS getban; benn tie lit
auf einen Demofraten g%efalen, Gbtparb
S. 8belps, ben aus9eaeihneten 9tedtsgez
lebrten aus 0ermont. Broftiior Der &e9tsz
Dtlienldaft OH Der gale @l1ntoerittGt, inter
8rdiipent Glepelano Weianoter in England.
Gum Stpetea Wtale geben jeBt Die stpei
f%reieiten auer @roBmd6te Der Melt Elm err
habenes Betlpiel. Bdbrenb Die anbsren
groBen Widdte bon Maffen ~itarren uno ibre
Griegsruitungen in unnatiirlt6iter Netle
gum gegeniettisen 8oltermrrb INNER mebr
itei9ern, legen Die Ser. Staaten bon Ql11ez
rita unb @roBbritannien pieoer, pie I'M
Sabre 1871 ben QlabamazS treit, einen
aroBen Streit frieolid bur6 S6iebsipru6
bel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-04

Oils ii6 Der &otierz &0nig 8ilbelm II.
in pori9er ISOLDE in uno BET ieincm
SQgoi6lo1Ie 5ubertustof in Der piIoz
reibeu Sborfbeibe ouf6ielt, metoeten
9tegierungsblGtter in Berlin tp~oblgefdL<
lig: Seinc Maieit6t besdben ii6 in
i0mudem Sdseransu9e td9li6 auf Die
Ser trubige gugen 9tthter erfre6te it6
oanu in ieiner v6reiiinni9en 3eitun9", Oil
oieie Geridlte uom fallerlth f0ntglt6et
WatolDerfe Die 8emerfun9 81 fnlpfeu, oaB
cine iotne Sage mGbreno Der Sdon3eit
our6 aeiptlle 8araQrap6en oes preuBtl6en
Strof9eleBes unter Strdfe geiteut let.
0egner 9ti6ter's ftnoen Dieie Gu9e
vftetnlida". Nber purum? uuo tpieio?
Oas preuBiide StrafgeisB Derbietet Dos
SAieBen bon meibli6eu 0irl6en bonn /.
Sebruar Bis gum Is. Sftober uno bas bon
mGnnli0en 0irlGen bonn l. WiGr3 bis gum
Suui bel Gtrafe. Selbit tpet1l1 gSilbelm
nur mdnuli6e 6iri6e erIegte, bat er alp
bas @eieb ibertreten.
9tun if freili6 Der Wonar6 aud nod
Der preuBil6en Bertaiiung vuuuerauttports
LID" - eine Gigenidaft, Del6e in u"rlerer
Gepubltt nnr benz bon @ert6tS tDegeu fir
perrildt oDer bl6oiinnig erfldrten Wteni6en
etn8eraun1t ipirb. Nber trob leiner unDerz
antwort,i 1teit ioIte Bilbelm ieinem 8olfe
in Der N6tung DOT Dem 0eieb nit gutem
8eiipiele porangeben; uno ais SGger ioute
er Doppelt Die S6ongclete Gdten, oerel1
3ped Die GrbaLtung j~aabarer Gbiere uno
eDell oamit Der Sago ielblt lit.
Nls miloernoer llmltano faut aQeroilt9S
bic Sbatlade ms 9eDlAt, baB gSlIDelm
auf letnen ois5maligeE Olrl0iaaoen in Der
Shorfheioe ernitliA ilber Die BoGe nahs
bahte, Die CT in ieBter 3eit i'll Der Yolitif
gei6oiien bat, uuo DAB ct 10 81 Dem Gnts
ihlulie fam. ben observation-disclosures
bis auf Nejteres snrlldsualcbeE.
Nbsr ld)oner it's bod, rpellll oaS Sber<
baupt zines mQdltigeu StaatslpeleHs Den
9roBen uno BEN tlsinsn @eieben, tpeld)e tilt
dnoere .Staatsbar9er gelter, ebenTails uns
teriporfen lit uno IS it6 8eTallen lalie1
n;uB. meGen llebertretuHg Slr Jtehenlbaft
ge3o9en 81 iueroen.
l1nler YrGitpent 0arrilou lit etn g%etpaltts
ger SQger DOT benz germ; absr e5 Fdat
iDm uidt ein, leins Sago5l9e, tpeld: plel
anitrengenoer itno ais Die 2Silbelm's, I'M
gGioel iprude nit Dorbanoenea ShonBe5
ie5el anjutreten. WenI er es oeuno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-04
aes spaaa,its s9reaem III garis.

g8enn es ben gariieru unbeimli6 5u
Wtuthe tDirb, tDer uern.o1te IS tbner1 5u
perDenfen? 9rei erfoIgrethe 9DnanlttsN tz
tentate in 3eit bon pterse6n Saget err
folereih mentgitenS in Der 3erttDrung BON
GiQentbumt, men1 audi nidt in OerSOotung
ODER 8erLcBung Der gerionen, auf Die tie
aeniInst tuareu, uno Daueben etntge nod
qlilGlih Dereitelte, Da5 fonnte lelbft Dem
Soraloleiten uno Wfutbtglten Hnrlbe u1o
8eflemmung nerurla1en. Dem er1ten Qnz
Qriff auf Die Nobnung oes 8olt3eibeamten
Qenoit auf benz 8oulenaro ct. Ger main
in Der Naht Don1 IA. auf Is. DtGr5, auf
Den 1ib Der Barrier Brief III anoerer Spnlte
besiebt, folate am 10. UfGr5 ber 8pmbenz
tpurf in Die &alerne Qoban in Der Jt6be
bes 91at6bauies uno am n. WfGrs in Der
gue @lihb Der Nn9rtft alf Das 0auS, in
tpeldem elmer Der nit Der u1terluhung Der
beioen er1ten 9lttentate betrauten Staatsanz
nGlte. 9tasnenS Bulpt tpobnt. uno 31
qletder 3eit puroe lit Die Gaierue in SSurp
cine 8oInbe NIT ange5inOeter 2unte ge<
tporfen, leBtere aber noh redtseittg gelDl6t.
2milden biele Qlttentate f6at aud nod
Bic Gntbeduug elmer 8eriGD6rung be6ufs
gBeardumung elmer ben Mnarbilten miBlie=
bieen SSamilie our6 Gift, uber berer nGbers
nmitGloe bis leBt MI 1ngeniisenbes ges
meIoet lit.
OoB trob Der in Solse Der erften Nttenz
tate entDifelten S6dtigfeit Der Bariler
Go1iset baS brittle Attentat m0glia mar.
benefit entipeoer, baB iene pieIaeriiDmte
8oIiset nidt n1ebr arrf Der 66be ifebt, bic
1ie aur 3eit beS Drttten 9tapoIeon einiabm.
nber baB Die tpirfli1eu Anar6i1teu in 8aris
sablreiGer, i6laller unD Der5tpeifeIter liub.
als man bisher annabnt. Ser 9esteren
Gebauptung, oaB tie Gin Sober fir ftd bauz
beI11 unD feiner Don Des Nnoeren Nblihteu
petB, miro burh oieie 2lttentate Qiaen aez
frat. SIS 1T gu Diel Weetbooe in oieieu
Qu9riffen oaf Die nit Der IlnterluhuuQ
oeeen bic Nnardtlten betrauten Goli,eis
Hrp @eridtsbeamten uuo auf oos NeilitGr.
TreiLih, mas Die lebtsre1 beoeuten loleu.
lit l1tpsr erlithtllb. gSenn Nnariffe ouf
8olistiten uuD StaatsanDQlte ben 9tpef
baben, Die BoliSet unD Die @eribte eIn,uz
ididltern, 10 lit Stpar Der @rfola Elm unz
neutrality-suspicious., .ober Die W0elidfeit me-
niQltel5 feline 10 e~rtfernte. Nber All Dem
Is auben, our6 Oemotirun9 einiger Safer
uen aud oas rtelige frauso1ti6e Seer ein>
ihiidterr1 ST f%Onnen, ooau geb0rt ldon cine
p0utae 0trnuerbranatDett.
9luqenlAetnlih lit Dem WunIde. nas
Barrier Eublifum 81 berubioen, ipritht bic
Boliset Die 1ebr untpabri1einli6e Nuliht
aus, ale Die ODnamitzN ttentate 0ii1aen bon
eirell per5.peifelten &erI 9tamens Nauadol
aus. Mle aber oaS ei1e Be~rubiquua Ietn
fam. 10 LANCE ntar i'm ui1t bat, lit uidt
ein5uleben. Wte aus Dem 8rieie .unleres
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-04
SOteSsgert@t stptiGett oem stpei
frcteftem Grofm1Nten.

Salisbury bat lid inn @eientliden Dor
ben frdfttsen 9toteu oes BrGitoenten 6arriz
Jon, Der tbn pb1e Diel Teoerlelens an Die
rBfi6t Der @brli6teit uuO bes 0ortz
baltens" lna6nte, gebeugt. 1lno es unter>
lieat mad Salisburp's n~euelten Jtotei1 fei=
aem3meiIel mebr, Observation-Disclosures elmer
nodoriiGllden BelNiiBung Der See6unoe
i'm Bs6ringsmeer Don II bis sum Sdieosz
eeri6tsipruhe fein 6jnberniB b~sreiter,
lonoern ie toroen miro. 2tuh in Der Gntz
l6aoigungsfrage CAB oer britii6e Winilter
nad.
Darum bat nun unisr 8un6esienat einz
1timmig Den misunderstanding nit
@roBbrltannien hcltdti8t.
IS lit cine gelDaltige Streitfra9e, itber
Del6e oieleS Sbieosaerint gu enti6eioen
bat, nno in einem barbariiheren i3eitalter
ipuroe tie einen furhtbaren &rieg IN ibrem
ShooBe getrGgen baben. Oauoelt IS lib
oo0 I'M nltbtS @ertnaeres als uln Die
N(abt llber eth 0robes Wiecr ullo ieine Sns
leln unO lpertboollen SPHERE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-04

iiebSebn Sabren bur9 Den 500 Der eriten
@attin gelDiten @be itarnnlt, seb6rt Der
pdterliasn Ne6tsfirma oil unb lit unter Der
Qnlettung Des @roBuaters uno oes Gaters
lelbft elm tit6ttger 0tc6tsantDalt 9eporoen.
Sim IeBten Sonntag lit @rnit Gloulien's
irbil6e 6ile, ietnem Nuni6e 9emdB, int
9apeuporter Grematorium 81 9lde 9erpor@
ben. 9lber in Der @eihihte bes 9euti1s
Nmeritauertbuuts tpirb feline marftge 0e@
itaLt fortleben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-04
@ertanst : eiu syeter : Goroner.

Ser 9%lattonaiDeretn Ser Seuerberii0ez
runes1 @eieuidaIten, (National Board of
Underwriters bat Dem 4raiioenten eiue
9enfi6rift sugeianbt iber Die ungebeuren
gerluite, ipel6e bas 2ano iGbrltd bur6
Seuer %erleioet, unb Jpn erIudt, bic Nlufs
m%erflamfeit Des @ongreiies oarauf unb auf
Die 9totbweaotgfeit bon Weieben sur @lus
oGnmung bes S9aoeuS 3u lenfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-04-04
&motpnptDitt01 atmo 9albfrctpto=
Diu9=SorfOt69e 9e0ea Gtn=
i1 Get0erlsWQ.

Die aegenpdrtise 8unOesregierung be-
nimmt 1td geredt uno burtan 9e9e1 Die
Giutpanoerer. 0as beipies ie loeben iptes
Der burh ihleuuige 3unlhtemahung beS
DON Dem Stem Oorter Sluetten @tnipdl0ee
ruaqscommiiiGr S'Betrre erLalenen 0ae
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
FRANKLIN CITY.

Miss Blanche Selby returned home
from school, to spend Easter with her
parents. Thursday evening.
Miss Laura Law entertained few of
her friends Sunday evening.
Mr. Christopher Jones and Miss Dollie
Hill were married AT the brides home
by Rev McQuay, last "Wednesday even
ing. April 18th The bride was becom-
ingly atlired in tan serge and carried and
exquisit bnque4 of white roses The
bridesmaids wereA Misses Mary I. Col
Inns, Bette Pruitt and Miss Annie Pol
Int, the groomsmen Awere Messrs War.
rem Young, IIeDfy Conaway and james
rarr Refreshments were served after
the ceremons and after spending a very
pleasant evening the guests adjourned to
their homes Mr. and Mrs Jones will
make their future home at Grecnback-
Vile May their liie he long and happy.
We are sorry To say that Rev II. ;
will not return here for the
next year. He will preach his farewell
sermon, Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs
Williamson, both, have proved very true
and faithful during their two years STAY
here. and We are very sorry To have them
90
The teachers of the NJ Z. SUNDAY
School met at Mrs j f. Powell's, Tues.
day evening. All report good time.
The Misses Aline Jones ani Florence
Selhy of Girdletree, paid this town
visit Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Sharplcv and Miss
Henrietta Sharplry. returned home from
Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. Needles spent part Of this week
IN Philadelphia
Mr.. F. A. Porter, paid Snow Hill a
short visit Tuesday.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
To the Public.

hereby acknowledge the receipt of
contributions to the Russian Famine Re
lief Fund amounting 10 foriy-cight dol
lars and iorty.three cents, OF this amount
citizens OF Snow Hill contributed thirty
two dollars and foriy-thIee cents. and
citizens of Stockton Through Miss Cecil
ia Polk Ionstonl sixteen dollars. de-
sire in this way To thank those who con
tributed To this cause, and also 10
gratefully acknowledge the valuable ser
vices Of the ladies' who personally solicit
ed subscriptions.
have sent the above amount SiS. .i3l
to Drcxel 4 Co, of Philadelphia, treas
urers of the Russian Famine Relief Com
miiiec and have received the following
acknowledgement ID. b. FITZGERALD.
PHILADELPHIA. April l3, 1892.
Rer u. Bruce Fitzgerald, Sno,r LhH, Nd
REV AND DEAR SiK:-We have your
esteemed favor of the l2th inst enclosing
check for SIS 81 in aid Of the Russian
Famine Relief Fund of which S32 i3 was
contributed by the citizens of Snow Hill
aud SIG hy those Of stockton We have
acknowledged the same through the
Public Ledger Of this city, and be- that
you will accept Tor Yourself and The other
contributors the thanks of the Relief
Committee for your interest in the mat
matter. Yours very truly,
DREXEL X Co, Trcasurcrs.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
Town Commissioners.

MesSrs. Editors On the first of MAY we
again elect three of our citizens IL town
commissioners for the term of two years.
whose duty il will I've To look after the
interest and welfare of our citizens To
keep our town supplied with streets suit
able ior the comfortable and safe travel
ing of vehicles and pedestrians At this
stage Of the progress of our t0wn We need
men of progressive, and not antiquated
ideas. Men of ability, integrity AMI ex-
perience, who will be able To cope with
the unreasonable anl retr Isressiye ele-
menis of this COMMUNICATIVE have
stamina enough To abide by their own
good judgment regardless of the Opin l..
ion of croakers- have esper-
ience not only in business legislation.
bu. municipal affairs, and in order To
further the interest Oi our community.
we should lay aside personal feeling and
centre upon the best men who can be
persuaded 10 act in the capacity.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court met in the office
of The Register of Wills last Tuesday with
Judges Carey. Bown and Onley, present
together with Thos ID. Purnell, Register.
and Sheriff f. T. Bell The following
business was transacted
An exemplified copy of the will of
Stewart Hudson. Of Sussex county, Del,
filed by George w. Purnell, Esq.
The will and codicile OF Joseph Bird
dell admitted 10 probate and letters of
administration with the will annexed
granted To John II PurnelI
VIM e. Riggin. guardian to Charlotte,
William and Annie lIarman filed his
third account. Examined and passed.
Robert J. McAllen, guardian 20 Octavio
Ritchie and job Riichie filed fifth
account which was examined and passed
and ordered TO pay surplus profits 10 Gus
todians of the wards.
Letters de bonus non on the estate of
John NJ. Dale granted to Mary C. Nelson
No further business appearing the
court adjourned to May 10Th
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
ATALK ON HATS.

Uneasy lies the head that
wears crown may have
been sound philosophy in we
olden time. but uncrowned
heads are very uncomfortable
these days. True, styles in
crowns have changed some-
what and this may account for
it. 1t is now the privilege of
every sovereign citizen of this
free land to wear high hat
or a low hat. narrow or broad
brim, hard or soft. round or
square. or Perchance a straw
hat-that symbol of summer
time serenity. Whatever may
by your taste you can find a
satisfactory style and a salts
factory price at Richardson.
Smith, Moore & Cos.
Our spring stock of Hats is
unusually complete. 1t en-
braces all the latest spring
shapes in soft and stiff Hats
in fur and wool, and a full
line of the prettiest and new
est productions in straw.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
Rev. DIR. Wilson Goes to New.
York.

The annual session of New York NJ.
f. Conference closed on Tuesday. Just
before the adjournment the transfer of
the Rev J. A. b. Wilson, d. ID, from
Wilmington Conference was announced,
and he was appointed pastor of Eigh-
teenth Street Church, New York City.
Former members of Wilmington Con
ference received the following appoint
menls:: The Rev L. Hofrecker, Church
of the Saviour, New York City; Rev. G
w. Miller. fremont Church, that city.
Rev Il. {. Warren, who was the princi-
pal witness against Presiding Elder
COrkran nj his recent trial in Whining
ton Conference. Sheffield and Ashley
Falls. New York East Conference also
adjourned Tuesday Former members
OF Wilmington COnferenc" received the
following appointments: The Rev. {.
NJ. Pcgg, East Norwalk; Rev. r l.
Price, Poundridge; Rev. j H. Light
bourne, Fourth Avenue Church. Brook
lyn; Rev. T. l.. Poulson, Jamaica. The
Rev. j. A. Roche, ID. ID, who was born
ON the Eastern Shore, was appointed pas
tor of Washington Street Church, Brook.
lyn. Who will succeed DR. Wilson at
Easton, Md, has NOT been announced
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds have been record
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit,
Court for Worcester county during the
week ending Thursday
Isaac RObley Parsons from Uriah F.
Shockley and wife, all that farm, tract or
parcel of land situate in the 9th election
district, on the road leading from Mt
Olive Church To Pocomoke river, upon
which Thomas Townsend now resides;
consideration 81 900.
Jesse II. Turner from Parker J. IIick
man, all that lot OF land lying in the up.
per part of Synepuxent Neck, containing
- acres; consideration 5000.
Horace Payne from Mary f. Henry, a
certain piece of land situate in the town
OF Snow Hill, Md; consideration $50 20.
VIM H. Collins from Lorenzo w. But
Ter, all right tile and interest in and to
all those parcels of land lying ON the
county road leading from Furnace Mills
TO Princess Anne; consideration $500
Cynthia NJ. Dryden from Francis b
Merrill and wife. all that lot in POcomoke
City situate on the East Corner OF Clarke
Avenue and Laurel Street; containing
one fourth of an acre more or less; CON
sideration $500.
Jas. B. Timmons from George f. Hen
ry and wife. all tnat parcel of land situate
in the 9th election district on South side
of the county road leading from Poplar
town Ia IIungrytown containing 1876
Acres; consideration 5000
John II. Purnell from Elisha |. Bredell
and wife all that House aud lot in Bird
election district; consideration 800.
Annie NJ. Covington from Elizabeth
kilpin all that lot and parcel of ground
situate on the South side of Cedar street
in Pocomoke City; consideration 800.
Joseph G.. Harrison from James +.
Warren certain house and lot in Bish-
opvile, known as the Warren lot: con
sideration. 5000
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
800 Reward 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased 10 learn that there is M least one
dreaded disease that science has been able
To cure IN all lis stages and that is ca
iarrh Halls Caiarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known 10 the medical fra
idrnliy. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally. acting directly upon the blood n
mucous surfaces of The system. thereby
destroying the foundation Of the disease
and giving the patient strength by buIld
ing up the constitution and assisting nn-
iurc in doing MS work. The proprietors
hnve So much faith in its curative powers.
that they oiler One Hundred Dollars for
any case that il fails To cure. Send for
list Of testimonials. Address,
+. J. CHENEY IL co. Toledo, o.
n Sold by Druggists, 75c. mch. 10 I'm.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
GENERAL NEWS.

The peach orchards in Clarke and Floyd
counties. Indiana, were not injured by
the recent frosts, aud large yield is
promised
The new United States Circui, Court
of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit was
opened in Baltimore Tuesday.
The shoe and leather dealers, at meet
ing in New York. decided to raise $lO0,-
600 fora suitable building for The trade a,
the Worlds Fair.
The pctuiied body of man weighing
100 pounds and over six feet in height,
was found in Il gulch seven miles from
Creedc, Col.
While on her voyage from Samoa To
Honolulu, the United States steamship
Iroquois was struck by gale and came
near iOundering
The Salvation Army will be reinforced
by the addition of Millionaire Montgo-
merry and wife. Of San Francisco, who
have decided to renouncc the pleasures
of the world aud join Brother Booths
crusade
DIR Poninsky, a high Polish ecclesias-
tic, who was travelling through KOscei-
leg. village in the province of Posen,
Prus, ia. was sho dead by four anarchists
who were pursued by villagers. The lat.
ter killed two OF the anarchists, the other
TWO killed themselves.
4 hill has passed the House of Repre-
sentaiives To absolutely prohibit Chinese
from coming Ia the United States II
ranks among the Toughest legislation
ever passed by the National House Of
Representatives. Among lis provisions
one that the sea captain who receives a
Chnaman from a wreck at sea, is liable
To fine and imprisonment for landing
on our shores, and the shpwrecked Chi
naman who is thus landed, must 20 To
Jail or pay fine of 81 900.
The Governor. acting by the advice of
Of the Attorney General. has decided not
Ia call an extra session of the Senate.
The base hall season opened on Tues
day and the Baltimore club dropped the
first game To Brooklyn, II to >. This is
bad start for the Orioles
Ridley II Melvin, publishers of the An
napolis Republican. were fined s25 and
costs. amounting To several hundred dol
lars, for criminal lble on General Bond
At meeting Tuesday of the board Of
county commissioners for Cecil county
reward OF 81 900 was offered by them for
the arrest and conviction of the murder
Of Mrs Jennie Richards, wife Of ]. Gran
willie Richards. who was killed one year
ago, was increased To $4,000, owing to
the new investigation asked for hy the
people They also offered reward OF
$500 for the arrest and conviction of the
party or parties who burned the large
house and buildings on the farm Of
Amor Talley, near Elkton, ten days ago.
\ reward of $3.50 is also offered hy VIM,
w. Singerly in the same case.
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
Eggs at Easter.

The use of eggs for Easter can he trac.
inns History II the Catcndor, Ia the iheolo-
~ and philosophy ofthe Egyptians, Per
slams, Gauls, Greeks, and Romans. among
all of whom an egg was u symbol of the
universe. the work of the supreme diyini-
~. The Persians gave presents of eggs
at The feast of the New Year { the
feast of the vernal equinox-in honor Of
the renewal of all things. The Egyptians
held the eggs rs IA sacred emblem of the
renovation Of mankind after the deluge
The Jews adopted 1t 10 suit the circum-
stances Of their history, as a type of their
departure from Egypt, and it WAS used in
the feast of the Passover as part of the
furniture of the table with the Paschal
lamb" The early Druids used the egg
in their ceremonies
Easter with Jesus Christ is risen" Yes
He is risen" reply is made. and then an
egg is given In Moscow no meeting
takes place without this salutation and
exchange The meanest pauper in the
street presenting AN egg and repeating
the words 'Chrlstos Noscrees' may de
mand salute even OF the Empress" In
some countries of Italy, eggs are carried
io the church to he blessed, and then
taken home and set out with flowers on
tie table. Every visitor during Easter
week is invited TO eat An Easter egg, an
invitation which must not be refused.
Eggs in all countries are sent rs tokens
at this time. and enter into the senti-
ments and pastimes of old and young
alike
Democratic messenger., 1892-04-16
Col. Fellows at Ocean CITY.

ANNAPOLIS, April lI.-Col John II
Fellows, meiuber of Congress from New
York, was one Of the party that went TO
Ocean City Friday last. the guest of the
Sinepuxent Beach Company. Colonel
Fellows said he was delighted with The
trip. He had purchased n lot, and, i: his
wife said so. he intended 10 build cot
tage ON the beach.
4 !sEH representative asked Col Eel
lows as 10 the situation in New York and
how the Stale would vote on III. Demo
cratic nomination for President. He
promptly declined to give anything re-
gar'ling the situation, saying lie could
not consistently do so. being delegate
himself 10 the convention He stated.
however: Il have no fear about Demo
cratic success. The Republicans will
nominate President Harrison and. in nv
opinion he will be defeated. am for
the Democrat who will win. and while |
am not in position TO state my prefer
ences, you may say that an acceptable
Democratic candidate will be placed be-
lore the people, and the Democratic nomi-
nee, am sure will win"