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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Ser alte gireusmann SAINTS Y.
Cooper, Ger iiirjlid i'll Sbilabeiphia oas
3eitlide sciesnet fat, bintcrlisB nld9t 10
pisl MilIonen, ,uie ieiu College Vnrz
uum. aber immerbm sa,O00,oO0. Sm
Sabre 1865 snsasirie CT ben bsrhbnlieu
glo,uu Gan &iee fir $1,000 Die @Ods
uuo besablte ibm nebenbei allsauslassn
Naertt Gu9 oa:, Sbr Batter. 2lBt s Surs
Sunaen gircusmaun unbGtown ituoirsI
aber beileibe ni6t aabinets minilter oos'
gar SournaliIt!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
Don Stolpe.
iseb. Den s., 1892.

Seh. Den g., 1897.
seute re9tes Grlbtinsspettcr uao
Die 9eute ipre9sn idOu uom Saferidsn.
ssur la6tc, iuer peis mas fur @stter
nod i'm &ad6alte III.
Ser @siunobeitssuitaao lit bier sur
5eit nldt ssrabe rer bette. sluI Der
aranfenliIts beiiubeu ii9 Serr 6. 3.
Smden, Die Gattin bes 9errn 2ouis
WartIdensti, jo,uie bas jinsfe S6bns
6en bss Serru 6. 8ui6meper. poi
ientlt5 iusrben ale re9t balb wiener
aeueieu.
slm Sieustas, ben l. Mdr5 miro bas
gouzgpmite Der bieiissn eoansi. 81.
Sohanuis gemeinoe ben gontratt fur
ben Sau eiues neuen 8farrbauies on
ben Minbeltbieteuoen perseben.
!; Gu luiiniden mare baB Ole 2esislatur
elm @eIeb erlisBe. tronad cine BromIs
auT Die 35stuus Der Spassn ausseies'
miro, benn bier lino oiele So3sl 10
: Sablrei9 porbonbeu boB e einem unlere'
: garser selans eiuen sau5sn Sad &
r iuplIte Insen, in einem Sud mebrer
n Splsen Su fonssn.
81 Serr Seroinano SneSei9tp bant EN-
u, neue S6euns.
rs Sas geblnee fir Die SbnnpsbrcI
ls nersi oes 9srrn 8. S. Werf sebt ieint
#, golIenbuus entsesen.
e Ger bieiise goncoroia 9eiansoerel
ns sdblt ). 3. 81 RitslieSer. gu Bear
IT ten wnrpen in Der festen 8eriammlui
isi aeuiblt: 6. R. alid. 8rdHoent;
;u. s. Gert. Siee Srdiibent uno 81
Ten Saniid. gdnsHeifer.
70 Gie 9,hseitsslodea iuerben b
life balb gu lduien be5iunen. bod miro pi
'er. era nod uidts perratben bonn
Tbpmas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
1lIenee Ser l1mlaufsmittel.

Sir bic 5reiprdser. Die ibrc ganern
nit Dem 0eibrei nab mebr8elo iansen
iuoafn, 1T Der fir;lid uer6ffsuiii4te
Nusipeis h6er bic @tense Der i'm lin.
lanf befinbliden Gsloiorien Elm unbes
quemes Document. Senu baraus er=
siebt ii1 cine fortpdbrenbe 8unabme
oieisr llmlauIsmittel. Sm 2aufe Der
festen stu6tf Sabre Fat es nur Elm eir>
sises seaeben, in msldem Die ipirflid
ial rmlauf befiuoli9e Mense abnabm
uno Sas mar i'm eritsn Sab,e Der ab=
miniitrntion gfeuelano's. Sonit fat
cine ftetise 3unobme ftattsefunben unb
suar, unsea6tet Der 3manssprdsuns
nitt 10 lsbr o.s Silbsrseloes afs pielz
mebr Der ibrisen getbiorten. SIN letz
ten Sabre bstrus Die 3unabme Der tbat=
lddli6 i'm llmlauf befinbliden Si!ber-
Dollars uno Stl6eridsine MIR $l1 1.432.-
94S, iudbreno Die Der anSsren @elSiors
ten ii9 aui s4S. 100000 belief.
Der 8siaumtbstras beg i'm umlauf
beiinblidenGelbss nabm i'm lebten Sabr
um s11, ,51O,659 su, i'm lestsn Sabr
UNI s59,S45.7s6. 70 baB aui ben aopf
Der geo6lteruns s24.42 fam. Der
sr6ste 9he,l Der 3unabme fdlIt in Der
aesel in Die leste Sdlite Ses Sabres.
uno Islblt I'M lcsten Sabre. no Der
itar,e stusfluB BON Cob nod europa
itattfano, tuar fur bic 3eit BON Suli big
December cine 3unabme nm s99. .700.-
900 Su perssiduen, 10 baB Der Nusiall
uun s29, 100000 in Der eriten 3dlfte
oes Sabres babln aussesll9en ipErSe.
ous I'M @an;en cine 3unabms nm s7o,.
100000 tattseiunoeu bat. Sa ben
Iie6en 8e9nunssiabren iusld. Del
gleuelanb 'i9en slbminiitrotion oorauf
sinsen, belief ii9 Die 3unabms i'm les'
ten balbeu Sabre, no itarte saadfras
in 5olse Der grntea lit. auf ourd
lduittli6 *62.270 .OOo. Inter Gleps
lano mar nur Gin 9ur9l6nltt uon $40.
$4,000 81 per5ei9nsn uno bic lsst
SdlIte BON 1885. bss eriten Snbres lei
nsr abmiuiitrutiou. tuies iosas eiae gt
nabme aui. SIN Den brei eSnbrsn be
Iiebisen ,stOminiitratiOu iteat iid bi
our6idnittlide 5unabme auf s79.60O
900, poraus fd ersibt, baB bic Sinani
politit Der isbisens 8esisruns, itatt b
tlmtauIsmiitel 81 uerfiirSen. fie erbei
li6 su ucrmeb,cn serUuBt bat. obHe d
bel DEN Soawsltb esrielben su beeil
trdtiiacn.-Willu. 9erplb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
2lns oem .frieoenstbaI.

Bic Grippe iit in ben lebien sipei
@ohem in uerftdriienl Mabe bier aufse<
trrtsu uun in jeoem Sauie iinb bon Der
eplbemiihen aranfbeit Bebaitete ansu-
treHen.
Su Der Bobnuns ees Serrn Sic 2ei
bad bielt lebte @ode Der Stpr9 Ginfebr
tlnb hinterlieB Elm lieblidss 16dterlein.
gratnfiren!
Banl 8areis sins leB.e @ode nod
OwenspiIe nm in Der hortisen 5od<
i9ule iid fiir ben aaufrnannsbermf aus
biloen Su laffen-
5err Carl Rlblbaus bef0nb fid bic
ie Wode BEL Germ aus. gdib su Bes
iud.
Mit BebaHern muB i9 teridten bab
5err gsm. 9il!bep fen. bebenflid &c.
traEft barnieoer liest uno ipiiaiden ibm
uOH 9erseu baIbise @eHeiuus.
Serr Geo. Sdneioer unb Serr Gug.
S6bm uno 5amllie bon 6euerspills be-
fanben ii9 leste @ohe bier 81 Beiu9.
gritsrsr bei ieiner Nutter, 5rau Rarp
S1ne,ber uno 2ebtere bel Der 5amilie
bes 9errn gbriit. &oemer.
SRI. anna Bareis. Eodter nnisres
seebrten Nitbirsers. 9erru Sncob
gareis. e,hielt BON ibrenn Dntei. perm
q. 8id!sr cine prab,uoae Orast gum
@sidenf. slud SRI. 3befla 5dds er,
bielt pom ibrsn gttern cine id6ne garz
lor.Orsd gum Gsidenf.
5err 9bcobor Sabmspsr usrlor leste
Bo6e zine msrtbpone 9uh turd ben
COB.
9srr Serb. Deli@ldser uno @attiu
reiiteu lesten Samstas no9 9lfer,
8anias, mo- fie iid oauerub nieberSuloi'
fen sebsnten. @ir iuiinideu better
grfuls unb @Ublerseben in Der nsuer
9eimatb.
Ston 81 iuieoerbolten Nalen tuuro'
ppn elmer big iebt nod unbetanntsi
gerlon in Der Rdbe Der 8obnuns be-
Srau 9bouann gift selest. wobridein
lid nit Der gbfdt bic alIsu iuadiamel
Suuoe beiieite su idoffen nm bnnn Ssit
be1er 8sleseubeit Su boben benz &aud
bouie einen Beiud abSuitatten. Diei
Shurfeniireide f6nnten bem 8etrefeu
ben i'm Sale isincr Grmitteluns tbeue
su jisben fommeu uno er ipllte es fl
raibsn laiien bieielben nitt 81 tpieoe,
bulen, bsnn oer Srus gsbt 10 lanse SUI
8runntn bis er bridt.
Saribaloi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Gemptratil6e 3eitungeu. 10 idrsibt
Der Central Mihuurier, uerlbea uie,
Ser einmal 9ei.artifcl iiber sinen Sinb=
faoeHzGruIt uub b66ere Sinefaoenprsiie
uno MAIDEN lie iuiebsr Die McRinlep=
Sia bailr perantlportlid. ssir ba5en
Sielcs 2ieS idon friiber ssb0rt; es iuur.
SC I'M lsbtcn unS uorlebten Sabre &C
luusen, cs Fat au6 ni6t perfeblt. EN-
nal Die 5armer in's 8odsboru Su ia
een, iest absr ucrllrladt es ibuen fsil
,,@ruisln" mesr. Die Mcainlsp Irei
lie finb linen icbr iu.llfommen. &a
Die 6armer brauhen. erGalten !ie billi!
uas Fe 5u eerfauisn ba6eu, triust ibns
ute 8reiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Der contrp0irbare GetreibeuOrralb
bleibt III 5ol9e betrddtli9er 3uiubren
bod. Ra6 Der lsbten S9dsuug bstrus
er in st. 9ouis 2,S53,OO0 uub III Gc-
iaumtsehict Der Ser. Staateu 43.1G0,=
900 Sulbsl. "a uniere 9usfubr nun
li9 immst nod in bsideioenen GrenSen
bdlt, 10 fOnntsn aud Die gSei5snz unb
Mebtpreiie ii6 n;9t nlertlid erbObsr.
Sur oen Sulbel galb murbe in ct.
2ouis seitern $50 bis SO Gents bsiuil.
list. Sn 2olsbo 90 Cts. uuo in 0eir
gort s1.o3.
gas bas @eijsnmsbl anbetriift, II
bringt bas Sos .8atsnt Sranbs" il
| ct. 9uuis 9iarfte s4.35 big $40
,,grtra 5ancp" s4.e5 biz $4.15
,,Sancp" 1856 BIZ $3.50, ugbuies
1925 biz 1886 unb ,.5amilp" s.3 L
: biz $3.50. Die Rublen mablen MOB
bod sroBentbeils Eur bel 3ase.
Safer miro um cine ateinisfeit BOP,
: als leste @ode, ndnli9 nit BOZ ct
4 per Sulbel gaib quotirt; Belidlfo1
c nit 81 Cts. per 8uibel.
y stltes Wt6porf 6riust s9-37a u
II nsuss s11.37a per SaB.
I; &artuIfetn 2S Biz 40 gts. per Sulf
e i'm GroBperfauf.
n Nepfel iino bieien @inter reibl
Us uorbanben nnb i6Enen su $3.50
IN $3.50 per SaB ie nad Der Gii'e seia
et' uerSen.
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
Docket of the Probate Court OF
Gasconade County, Missouri.
rrppuAPy TERM 1872
FEBRUARY TERM, 1892.

MONDAY, February end
Tuesday, February 2srd.
L Fritz KoeIler, G and G Fred j. Koeiler, |
ct. al. :. minors; annual settlement; -,
Clara Pf.utssh. G; and i.,ti.n.na G.; Ada Land
2 William Koch, q. and c., +. w. Koch,
eft al, minors annual settlement.
4. John z. Tayloe, Administrator. Cath crime
Nc .Nilliams, deceased' annual se'a'-
S philipp Kuhn. G. and C., Frank 2.
Piautsch, at. al. minorsi annual settle
G. John III. Meyer, administrator de bonis
non. G. T. A., !, ,FieldingPhelps, deceased,
annual settlement.
prank A. Schneider, q. and C., Geo. =.
q & Flora L. Schneider. minors; annual
settlement.
wednesday, February 24th.
s. Perry H. Richardson, 6. and c., James
G.. Richardson, et- al, minors; huai
,oni.. r Aafdef ss,rHsdi Heide, Administra. rix,
Henry j. Aufder Heide, deceased; nnai
settlement
10. John Ferris, ct. al. Executor, VIM.
smith. deceased; final settlement.
!, Annie Read, AdministTatrix. Edward
Mcmillan. deceased; final settlement.
Il. r. Il. Meyer, administrator, AIMS
Cath. Kemper. deceased; annual settle
- Henry Never. G. and g., Fred Dieck.
craeIe minor; annu al eettieTent.
H. William PSmann mso1s and .Ssu G n{dis .stsi. n.
ment.
| Thursday, February 25th
4 Is. Christian Schmitt. Administrator, Fran
l Schmitt deceased; annual settlement.
1 IA Henry Mittendorf, Administrator
| William Collier deceased; mai settle
| II. Vim. III. Naupiu, Administrator, Ervi
Maupin, deceased; final settlement.
| IA VIM j. Vaughan, q. and T., fannie i
Vaughan, ct. al minors; annual settis
ii ment-
10 Mary wiIIms, q. and c., Louis
| Schroeder minor; final settlement.
| N Frifz Lueke, g. and g.. Henry Nfeprue(
re minor; annual settle enent
aI. Fritz Lueke. q. andC- Minis Niebruesg
RI minor; annsal settlement.
%. August Spohrer, q. and C.. Robert re
kins, minor; annual settlement
Friday. February ssh.
4 % John Bruins, c. and c., Theresa Brun
minor; annual settle menf. -,
= 9a Chrfs4fan Danuser. Execut0rs q
Hartmaup decea ased; annual setlieme
al az Nirolans Wolz, G. and c.. Gilheimi
w,,lI. minor; annual settlement.
).i se Pridol;u SCHNEIDER, G. and T.. AAY1A
| SchiudIer minor; annual settlement
loi - John MISTER, Administrator, maria
frieke deceased; annual settlement.
% Chrtsfian MARCH, q. and O., Carl
Sie9el. minor; annul nj settlement.
II % Rernhard Mueller. Curator. freder
Heise, OF unsound mini; aanliai ecu
ment.
lHermanu. No., Jan. lsth. 1e9s
--- RosKRT WALzKR,
Judge Qf pyo2'
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Scbeuses Sicb.
0ferSe urS AjtdufrIrf.
City Hotel
MARTIN ALLEMhNh
Sabrgamg Sc
S,beu Sreitas cprrisirt ton eeT

NharIltraBs. Sermann, Np.
is zines ssr ttf,n stuiiStW gaftduisr in
ftrmaan.
Srtilt SLO0 sraSaL cher Si.00 pro @r Ct.
Stsr ssil;u:s Simeis Rssm i'm IsItta
Sssauss fur eis SinusaaJ rcu 6si5df.s-
rstisassa. 3asarfcnmsurspsrtitrs III aG;a
3lstn.
as.ut iar si, Nrr;iien Saumitule
Stfsaursta aui Ssumt. 8st,n uns Strda.
eu rsresu sIrzipt tfiprst. irni4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

lIuter Den IL Staaten Der Union 9let
ss ni9t iueuiser als 10, (barunter audi
unIer staat 4RihourD, III benen ginssz
uauoerie, nu9 obne Slrser Der Ser.
Staatsn 81 iein, sur stnsiibuns bes
Stimmre9tss bers6tist iinb, uno spar
niat nur Bel Staats> ionbsrn au9 BEL
SunossuableE. slQss, mas bon i9ner
9eiuroert iuiro, lit. baB lie eine seiplile
Seit (in8ihouri l29tOnate) imStnnt'
aaidiiis iino. uHb Die 9biidt. Sursel
81 ,usrSen, Sur4 Grtuerbuns bes lose
nannteu ,,erlteH Yapisrs" ertidrt babeu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

,,@sidlidte s6nige uno a0uisinnen,"
10 nennt iid Die neueite 8ertiner Gnts
bsdung. Gas f6niS!ide @aIeum batte
poH einem d9qptiiden slltertbumsz
hauOler II Mumien dspplii9sr aonise
uno :!0aisinuea far 4 RiGiouen @arf
(?)eriporben uub nun Iug ji5 berausge-
itsut baben, baB Die 17Raieitdten iaulmt
uno ioaosrs sefdli6t iinp. 2as lit cine
5orm bon Maisitdt5bslsioisuns, Die inl
Geiege nidt porseIehen lit. stm gnos
iino Die II Muulien nidts 9eiueien. al:
dbt dspptiid)e @ieeielawebsl uno lbr
ao9inncn!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Ston iuieoer lit cine neue Eortei I'M
gntitehsn tesriFen. &ertrster Der Trc-
biblt;cnspartei, Der Sultspartei Der
Grccntaisr, Die slrbsiterpartcien, uno
6nrmcrzgqiauscu traTeu iia in LETTER
gSote III Chicago uuo beratbltlasteu
nit elnanosr. 6reie Siiberludgrurg,
8rcbibitiun, 6rauenitimmre6t Gbidaf=
furg rer statioualbansen, Seritaatli5=
uHg Der Ielfgrap5en uHo Telephone, io'
lpie Ger giier6ahueu, ioQen Die Stat=
form bilben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Die Semperenipeiber molten ouI je'
Der llnioerIitdt einen uStu6l flc 3enl=
psrcni" erridtet rpiiien. Eenlperenj in
nag? Sm ganbpeiien. Sbeetrintsn
ooer i'm saufen neusr Slte 'unb alsiz
Ger: 1T. 9. Gribiiue.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Goessn erbalisn cine idone Nusipabl
Don 3eppi6sn, Seliiider, Matten uIm.
in 2eisner's Noebelbauelung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12
Naararteit.

rIntrwihret. btiorst oas Gle4tm ron
nssIeu. Oalyt iteu, Ntumen nuo nber9anli
SGs f.inersn oaosarte'ten tauftl0Ii@ nHs
'ss' s4'A I6raa SOba 9eiaa&.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

9lui Dem Sau, mslder BON ben
Cfii;ieren Der Garniion 81 Srcnoenz
surg oil tes Saiier 6eburtstds 9c9ez
tcn uurba, ltarb cine ianse Game, bic
Sodttr o;s 9auptnam's Senoen.
Sic bate iid iii turf seidniirt unb
itTrite aui cinmal iud6reno hes Gar<
;eus trbt III SoeeU. 4Ie,tt Cu5 bl?
Sbc iangea GameH!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

Gie @elu gorter, ussorlo," nas
5auptprsan Der 5reibdHbler ess Sans
res, icroertc nculid Die gteiu gorter
,Gribune," Die Gertbsioi9srin Deg
S6ut;rus, ju elmer 9sbatte lber DEN
Earif, in 10 9lrtifeIr, auf. Gie p1ri.
6uue" nalm tic Serausioroeruns 10
ioyt on; MD Gle ,@urlN ," 9tun, iie
,o1 Ta idmdb!ib suriii, ols &c sum
Saneeln fam. Gpmmentar u5eri iluiiis!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-02-12

lSntiaafeu: Cine iunas OirIdfub in mir
Soor SsitHadhtsn suilaHitn. Sieltlbt bat
aa rei5ss SaisbiHo nsbIi flstutr Sle6e an
quit ctlebuuHs iHr austunit btsablt
9culs &ueoiaer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-20
LONDON'S WATER.

From the article published elsewhere in
this issue, the gradual process of improv-
ing the quality of London's water supply
may be instructively traced. The water
supply of the British Metropolis to-day is
considered satisfactory, and that it is so is
due to the elaborate arrangements for
subsidence and filtration described. Pub
lie opinion acting through Parliament was
the incentive to the improvement, and
that is the only effective motive power in
such matters to be found anywhere.
Whether or not the system of filtration
is the best to be adopted for the perfec-
tion of the water supply hereabouts is a
matter dependent upon local circum-
stances which may require good deal of
discussion and consultation among experts
for its decision. But the one essential to
procuring pure water supply, clean
atmosphere, a proper disposition of garb-
age or any other public benefit is an
urgent demand for it from the people.
When Pittsburgers once get properly
aroused to their duties and powers as
members of a corporate body all these and
many other good things will be obtained,
while the city will grow and prosper in
greater degree than ever before.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-20

The professional spy LIE Caron 10 out in
a series of "reminiscences that read very
much like a fairy tale about ex-President
johnson and the Fenians, Parnelrs advocacy
of physical force and so forth. lie Caron
says johnson purposely gave the Fenians
abundant time for their raid on Canada be-
fore issuing the proclamation against them.
He says that Parnell told him, LIE Caron,
that only physical force would free ireland.
He also adds that the Clan-na-Gael was in
treaty with Russia for torpedo boats. This
wild kind of stuff is more sensational than
testimony of the informer before the Parnell
Commissions; and as he put it in book form
it may sell. Since the Tory Government
went out, LIE Caron's supplies from the
secret service fund, which keeps up such In
struments of British justice. have probably
been cut off; and in this default he takes to
Professional spies of lie Caron's
type cannot, however, be trusted to con-
tribute any reliable thing to history.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-20
ANDY JOHNSON A FENIAN PLorTER.
Startling Revelations From the Pen Of Le
Caron, the Notorious Spy.

Startling Revelations From the Pen Of LIE
Caron, the Notorious Spy.
LONDON, Oct. 19.-The "reminiscences Of DR..
Le Caron, the spy Tor the British Govern
ment, who gained such unfavorabie
no5oriety by his disclosures on behalf
of the Times before the Parnell Commission,
have been made public. In regard to the
projected Fenian invasion of Canada he de-
clares that when he and General O'Neil1
were received at the White House in WASH
ington. by President johnson. the President
told General O'Neill that he sympathized
with the Fenians and he was willing to do
all in his power to assist the Fenian move
ment. "You must remember" said Presi-
dent johnson, "that gave you full five
days before issuing the proclamation stop
ping you. In Gods name, what more did
you wantf Ii you could not get there in
five days. by =, you could never get there.
And then as President was compelled to
enforce the neutrality laws or be denounced
on every side"
LIE Caron says the Clan-na- GaePs wild plans
included treaty with Russia to manufact-
rible damage on the British Navy; plot to
assassinate the Queen, kidnap the Prince of
Wales and rescue Michael Davitt from
prison. In describing an interview with
Parnell in Parliament he declares that Par
neIl's remarks were bombshell to him. He
says: "Parnell confessed his belief that
nothing but the lorce of arms would accom-
plish the final redemption of Ireland. He
went carefully into details on the Leagues
resources for an open movement of insur-
rection and said they had sloo,0O0 in the
treasury. He discussed the position of home
and American revolutionary organizations
and recommended the American policy"
LIE Caron then gives the text of a secret cir
cular prepared for dynamite campaign in
the event of Mi. Gladstone's home rule
scheme being inadequate. He gives a
graphic account of Egan's clever escape
from the country after the Phoenix Park
murders He says Egan was the last per-
son in the world one would take for a con-
spiratOr.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-20
TIE BRIGGS CASE AGAIN.

LET us not be too hard on the campaign
The Briggs heresy case will likely be its
successor-W Washington Post
THE action of the Board of Directors on
last Thursday must be very gratifying to
Rev. Dr. Charles A. Briggs, strengthening
him. as it does, in mis- position.-Ne,O York
Herald
REV DR. BRIGes the dissenting Presbyter,
seems to have considerable hold on some of
the scholars OF his church, Union Theo-
logical Seminary being among his strongest
supporters.-Harffs fsturg Star.
AT all events there ought to be absolute
independence of anyone pretending to be
what anyone is not. The declaration of in
dependence OF the seminary may prove to
be the best thing for both sides.-Brooktya
Eoole.
THE vote to dissolve relations with the
General Assembly is notice in advance that
DIR. Briggs will be retained as an Instructor.
If the Synod should find chat his views are
heretical this finding will apply to the SEM
mary and a very large body OF Presoy-
serians.-Rochester Democrat.
THE vote by which Union Seminary de-
clared its Independence OF the General AS
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church stood l9
for TO l against. This practical unanimity
is happily an assura n ce that the institution
is not In danger of being torn by internal
dissensions.-ChicdJo Inter Ocean.
IL men like Prof Briggs had the true
interests of the church which they have
served in the past at heart they would
resign the pro!essorships and begin mission
ary enterprise among the majority of the
General Assembly in order to convert them
to their way of thinking. York Sun.
UNroN's appeal goes out to every liberal
halt inf
the sentiment for or against division in
dependently of the public interest in the
personal ,ate of Professor Briggs. That
this means two Presbyterian churches is
almost as certain as that oil and water will
not mix-PhEdd,lphid Buuetfrs.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-20
PAGES
THE OFFICIAL BALLOT AGAIN.

The bill filed in the Supreme Court yes
terdav, on behalf of number of leading
citizens, introduces novel issue in the
administration of the law. The bill does
not, as we understand ii, antagonlze the
law itself, but it challenges that portion
of its administration which puts the ma
tional, State and county tickets on single
ballot to te deposited in single box.
The prosecutors of the bill claim that the
present law can be administered con-
sistently with the act of 1866 that called
for separate ballot boxes for the separate
classes of officers. They also present
samples of the official ballot divided as
they propose, with the assertion that the
division would greatly reduce the cost and
facilitate the handling of the tickets
The point is an interesting one, and its
decision will be awaited with some impa-
tience While it seems probable that the
mode of preparing the ballots suggested
in the bill will, as is claimed, be both
more economical and convenient, it is
to be remembered that the court cannot
order a ballot to take one form or
the other on account of these considera-
tons. The only criterion is what the law
provides. The able counsel fling the bill
are of opinion that the law does not re-
quire all the offices of various character to
be printed on the same ballot They hold,
it may be presumed, that on election day
there will be one election for Presidential
electors requiring an official ballot, an
other for the Judiciary requiring separ-
ate ballot; and a third for county officers
requiring third ballot This might create
strong presumption in favor of tine
theory if it were not that equally eminent
legal authority is of the opposite opinion.
That being the case the Supreme Court
must decide the question if it takes juris-
diction. Without anticipating the ruling
of that eminent tribunal it may be said
that the theory of the bill is somewhat
difficult to harmonize with the intent of
the law indicated by the requirement that
all the ballots used at any voting place
shall be alike.
1t is quite possible that the change pro-
posed in this legal document would avert
such muddles as arise from the extraordi-
nary size of the ticket in Presidential
years; but the change seems to be one
rather for the Legislature than for the
courts, unless the law is generally misin-
terpreted.