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MILLIONS OF GRAssnoPpERs.

In Fourteen Counties I'm Missouri Thsrs AfO
so Many That the whest Crop 10 Thressened.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo-, Oct a-Millions Of gysss'
hoppers have made their appearance In this
and adjoining counties and the wheat crop
threatens TO be total failure in consequences
The young blades OF wheat are eaten o6 =
close TO the ground that it dice 81 the root. and
in many cases the fields have already beao
plowed under. The continuous vsrm
dry weather hiss hatched out youp3
hoppers until the fields are brov6
with them, and unless . cold rain or frost kilh
them of thousands Of dollars worth OF dama0
will be done. Fourteen counties 10 Missoud
report to the state secretary OF the board q
agriculture that the insects sre 20 numercu
that they are causing alarm 10 the farmsrs. q
many parts OF Kansas they are said 10 b
threatening to destroy many acres Of whssA
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No Appoinsment Until Af,.r Election.

No Appointment Until After Election.
The presidential election occurs one month
from today, and the statement ia made ct the
Executive Mansion that the President will not
in the interim make any appointments not alb
solutely essential to the smooth running of the
government Quite . number Of important
vacancies are to be flled, viz: The position Of
assistant secretaryof the treasury, hrst assistant
postmaster general, commissions OF the gem
erd land o6ice and . judgsship on the bench Of
tho Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia
being among than, bssidss othss a iss Inn
portAucA.
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MINISTER LINCoLN's REruRx.

He Will Sail for Amerioa on the Etrurso
for . Two Months Vacation.
LONDON, Oct s.-United States Ministss
Lincoln left London today 10 embark on the
Etruria for New York. Secretaries White ana
Post and all the other members Of the iesstios
stan. together with many ladies'. gazhered a
the EustOn station to wish him plessAnt soy.
age. Mr. Lincoln will return In sbout s1o
months.
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Killed Through ns,ers.o. q cAs.issv.

Killed Through 1gnoFancs q Cke060Vs
sr. LouIs, Mo-, Oct s.--Mrs. EnzabstA -
kle and daughter Mary secured closst ~
benzine and ammonia last night TO hdi rescha
They then shut the door. leaving ~ psil \
aide. In few minutes they oPsnsd ~ De-
cioees the mother Hated match No.
there was an explosion Min Nary - burno
to . crisp and disd s,noss i.s>an1lv. y
mothsr WI de.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

DIVIDENDS DEcLAREp.-The controller OF
the currency has declared fourth dividend of
25 per cent in favor OF the creditors Of the State
National Bank of Wellington, Kan., making in
all 100 per cent on claims proved, amounting
to SO GU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

To RECEIVE THE SUPREME CoURr.-Marshal
Wright of the United States Supreme Court
had conference with the President this morn
Ing in regard to receiving the members of the
Supreme Court next Monday. II was arranged
for the President to receive the court in body
at 1880 clock. Justice Shiras will appear with
his associates on that occasion for the first time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08
A Singular Coinc1dence.

LANSING, MICH, Oct s.-one year ego Joka
Hopp was struck bys Michigan Central 90
press train and instantly killed, portions Of n
body being strswn along the track for sevcrs
rods. Yesterday his wife, while walking slou(
the track Of that road with flowers 70 plsa
upon the grave Of her husband, vas STRUCK b
lost her own life in rescuing her pet dog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

MrsT GIVE NorICE OF THErR RETURN
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued the
following order TO bureau chiefs in the Treas
ury Department.: From and after the lat IN
slant all clerks or employees in your respective
Offices who are absent with substitutes perform
ing their duties and who desire to return to
duty will be required 20 give written notice to
this office, through the heads Of their respective
bureaus or divisions two weeks In advance of
the date upon which they will return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

EXECUTIVE CLEMENcY.-The President has
pardoned James johnson, convicted in South
Carolina Of passing counterfeit coin and sent
enced August 10, 1892, to three years imprison-
ment in the Ohio penitentiary. The President
says that judging from the statements now made
by the trial judge and the district attorney the
conviction in this case should not have been al
lowed to stand
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Prairie Frr~. Nils IN Exs..s.

MASDAx, N. D., Oct IA special nsssssN
from williston last night sid the prairie AS
south Of the Missouri river extsndsd % BY u
miies. Much OF the range h burned end -
eral ranches. North Of the river TIE are -
burned over 60 by l25 miles. Live seoek -
been moved to other rangss.
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Arrival of n Fr~uch Cruas<r.

New YoRK, Oct s.-The French cru1sa
Arethuse, the nagship Of Admiral De Lsbrss
from Boston via Provinoetown, arrived I
quarantine this morning. She carries tvcue5
four guns and her oficcrs and crew numb6
xra
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STRICKEN IN HIS OFFICE.

Deputy Register Harry smith su6ers an
Attack OF Heart Disease.
Mr.. Harry Smith, deputy register Of the
treasury and well known as the late journal
clerk of the House, hsd . serious attack Of
heart trouble while in his Office today. The at
tack while it lasted was severe and DR.. Lincoln
was sent for. Mr.. Smith, however, gradually
recovered and left for his home.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

K~sHILoH BAPTIST CHURCH, L ST. BET
Sss,--- r ho'h aud lih sis n a. Rev. J. A. Taylor
and an sysni9x sunday school a; e3oa.m- The PUBIC
g NV. v. Bislop johnson. D. D. pastor
% :; mi H.. sermon BY the psstOr pm. communion
fsorIe Baptis, Union SedSssdavs dSsa;s at @
B~Fo as sTsEPT : px hAFTIsT NeT PREkcH T NE NEAR
Celebration Of The 5oth anniversary OF tie church
win addresses %eihs ofiI sna byf ss',nn sn
n siftRSF sf0 and 90 nss sgsSrl s... s
Mrs Fefa Fabs Goay %rSiny S,ssa
K~SFIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. 10TH ST.
lel:S a. 7so p NJ, b. C. " samson q New Yori,
presrh. Christian Endesvor. Tuesday evening. Reg
@lsr shur prayer meeting Thursday evening. You
:WasSinstou WicFedness" sapd.y n.sRt'
sxs,n ss o'cSfk m N, ,pssshins at II r. BY Pastor hsz
%isiiy T invited Second Baptist Church. 4th ST. and
R%MT; CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH COR.
the .nSss E. for he
ss,dr by M'' sasgss a psT 4 , rs
sio Monday evening lecture. stereoItioon views ,nd
Ianu supper. 1t
R%c,as55vAAENY CAY 4 sAfTIsT S cIEPtca; cor 1 s6H (
.alSo es $50 s M H. p Srffnfb e. bieda P n
kRsbA kfRssisn chsfEi fsa &
ana ID s.w.. Rev. T. Outwster, pastor.-Sundsy
sS;;hho3 sch y+5 am Ereachinx II m. and 73o p N.
MEhokIAL CHAPEL, 5tG and n. n.w.-sunday
schoo 3:3O p. m. All are cordially invited 10 these
services. Il
asTHE WALKER MEMORIAL BAPTIST
ychnrch: Madison st, bet; iita and ibih;
The pulpit will g. occupied moTnnr and d even,
ing, ing Dy The pastor; An, subject, The Grace of
eodi 30 =. m.. The True Aim of Church Disci-
PIlne Ii
G@SyERMoNT AvENUE BAPTIST CHURCH,
- Vermont ave. bet. and sts. n. W.
preac hins IL ~. subject. Msssishs Battle in the
Micerness' 8 %. m, communion 1::s0. preac hing.
subject He Gained the Garden" Everybody well
come. Geo. W. Lee, d. d., Iastor. 1t.
HOSlSTH ANNIVERSARY VIRGINIA AVE
~ II. nue. Bantist Church. LIST and Il ST. w. vii
Rey Robert johnson of the Metropolitan Baptist
C,urch. Preaching 3 y. IN. by Rev J. ". Luckett of
Niles Tabernacle. Preaching G:3O L IN. by the I as
tor, subject Making history" Singing by the
SUNDAY school AL are invited TO come and heir US
We Iced $500. ". u. SCOTT. Pastor. IT.
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CENTRAL UNION MISSION.
Y. NJ. G. A.

H0SeOsPEL MEETING ron MEN ONLY
49, Sunday 80 p. m. Address by Rev. Scout
L. Hershey, D. D, Meeting In Gymnasium Hall
Good stnging. Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle under the direction Of Rev. Geo Elliott d. D.
Thursday, 6l5. Central Circle at Y. NJ @. A. Hall.
1909 New York ave. 1t
8a City, Pa, Will address the Y. II. C. A. Gospel
meeting. 1907 11th st. w.. at 4:30 p tomorrow.
b bile Glass; $3.50 m., conducted by the secretary.
Every man invited. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS Internal
revenue, S342 1853; customs, S56s,57s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

The BENNINGTON has arrived at Huelva,
Spain, with the Columbus caravels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08
OTHER SERVICES.

R@T4HgEi, 4gi,rs sEEEERs !. 4S rlAFJ AFJER 81 SPIRITUAL RI
NV. Sunday morning at 1880 Sunday school for
children and adults. DR.. Georgs Dutton of Boston
has kindly consented to address the evening meeting
=, O'Clock and NJ. Fiorsnes Richwhite. the noted
Seats free. WIN. C. SCRIBNER. IT.
E~THE PEOPLES CHURCH--NoN-sECTA-
rian and dindependent-butldars'e exchange.
18th st. n. bet and H.-Sermon By the pastor at
II a. on whittier. the Poet of Humanity" Seats
FREQ. All welcome: 1t
BLESSED ARE THEY WHOSE INIQUI-
ties are forgiven and wAose sips .r: GOV,
cred, (Ro. fv0). Are you one Of the pleased ones1
GoaRel service tomorrow at II q m In Monumental
building LBS Pennsylvania All invited. It,
K~HErAfHYsIcAt .LEcTUhE. o0e So.
GSlys isSsSrss A AMOS1,y ni8hs a ssms place Pubic
R~FPI1lTUALlsM. GRAND AMY HALL
osSf II h42 fsrnsyivansa iye. sysy Sunday this
trance speaker and The wondsrfuly aifsed tsss me
sT ssUrn 20 CoSs S.s4 sn - s ce9E sns ssa : q
r.. T9ossoA 9s :srs,cs e lss Z. !, r. sysuI7E q
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CHRISTIAN.

HSyERMONr AVENUE CHRISTIAN
Church. Pastor F. D. Power. II and 7:3o.
5velln2 sermon 70 young people, 'Tennyson,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

DS-s i6th AID l1th sis. II. a. Rev. J. A. Taylor.
and evening. Sunday school u; 9 20 am. The publc
invited. Its
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UNITARIAN.

R@ALL SOULS CUNITARIAN) CHURCH.
@>a 14th and L SITS.
Services at IL a. m. and 80 pm
Rev. Rush II. Shippen, pastor
Sunday school at 8: :45 Z. M. All invited. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

NEW CHURCH. THE REV. FRANK
City, Duront cir 'ie ct il am 'Jrsus on the Noun,
tain xiii; The Sinxis Eye" SUNDAY school orenng
R:l5 Even song and short Bible lecture, p. m.
All seats free. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES

sHEADQUARTERs
ecnool hooss for all schools Medical Books st 20
Pr cent discount ChAutsuaua Books Special
trns ~ clubs.
1hs largest stock IN the city and prices the
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REFORMED,

SSaRACE REFORMED CHURCH, 18TH ST.
~ bet. R. !. ave. and St Rev A Thomas
q. Apple. pastor eryiee tomorrow at IL a. m.
Missionary meeting at 7:3O All welcome It,
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CONGREGATIONALIsT.

RNSTHE TABERNACLE, 9TH NEAR B S. W.,
preach at IL Am. and 80 =. m Y. r. S. {. f. at
$50 pm Seats free. Public invited. 1t
RSLINCOLN MEMORIAL CHURCH, nth
~ and SITS. n.w.-Rey. J.. A. johnson pas
tor. II a. IN Rev. CIV; Moore and ctheIs greetings
Mrs. Moore Monday night All invited. it,
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Gin anecncbmes i3rtGsii.

slls Der bctann.e Yrofellor Saub=
mann (Qeit. "a. Ildrs 1919 &eetcr
Der llniperiitdt gu g8itienberg mar.
pertldgte emit feline 9iihte. Gin iehr
biibides iunees Wdoden. bel ibm einen
Stuoenten. Der ibr iiber cine bic
Strabe iperrenoe Yfiibe sebolfen. bel
oieier GeIeaenbeit ihr aber einen Gub
aeraubt bdbe. 8aubmanu lieB BEN
Stuoenten ausioriden unb. nadbem
er i'm seiunocn. ppr iid foroern. SIM
Seisin isinsr Midte bielt er ihm bann
feline llneeheuerlihteit nor. ,.9Has bat
man 81 ieiner @eribeioisuns porsu-
briueen?" iraate er ben Stuoenten,
einen biloidonen junaen giann. =
Sure Masniii,ens." sastc oieier, lid
bahte. meine 6ilfeleiituna lei elmer
fleinen Selobnune pertb, uno 10 nabm
id mir benn oieie." - ,@i, Ell, meiu
Sreuno," ptriebte 5aubmann iirenee,
vSelohnlln9eu nimmt man niht. ion=
bern man empidnat iie. Gr mar i'm
unrebt. uno oa guBe ieiu muB, 10
perurtbeile id1 Sbn, ben GuB, ben gr
iid unrc6tmdbiser Weiie senommen,
meiner 9ti6te auf Der Steae suriid3ur
9ebcn."
Der St,lbent nabm bies llrt9eil in
aebiihrenoer 9emutb, natitrlib obns
prptet uHo glppelatlpn an.
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SurfeitaniIGe Sprid)worter.

gtab elmer 9er6fientIi6una bes Sta.
tiltiihen @omites oes Gpr=0aria=@e.
bletes tbeilt q. b. Seiolib (Siflis) i'm
.@lobus" eine er0Bere 9lnsabl bon
SpriawOrtern aus Surteitan nit.
Sier einige Yrpbcn Oapon. Gin @eit
nimm nidt sur 3eit zines iehes. Elm
Pfero tauie nidt sur 3eit zines Reeens.
= 3uel Wleier baben nidt 4laB in
berieIben SdeiOc, 3ueier 2iebe nidt in
eincm Sersen. - gDenn Su elm Meib
nimmit. nimm es geieben; ipenn Su
ein Yfero tauiit. nimm es eeritten. =
Saul elm piero nidt auf ben 3aiG
cincs 6ubadn9ers. mimi Elm gSeit
ni6t aui 9lnneiiun9 eines 2ebigen. :
g8enn Der glrme gier fault, iinoet er
in iAneu tein 6elb. = 9Benn bic 3eit
Der Seiluns nabt, tommt Der slrst gu
Sub berbei.
9tiAt or lit SlrSt Der beitt, ionoeln
Der lit girjt, Der Ielber tranf mar. =
Setanutihait MAIDEN lit leitt, iie ger.
reiben - idwer. Sbue, mas Der
@elebric iprid)t; Ooa tbue niAt, mas er
tbut. - SAliebe bic S9iir besieni9en
6auies nidt felt, pobiu Su npb 3u
aeben beabilhtielt. - S9au niht in
eln fremoes Saus binein, flopIe nidt
bot Der 3eit an Die 5biir. - Was Der
Slinpe fdn9t. IdBt ct nidt; mas Der
9aube bort, ldBt er nidt. : @enn Du
in Orbnuna lesit. miro ielbit Shnee
brennen; penn Su nidt in Srbnuna
leait. miro ielbIt irofenes 0ols niht
brennen. = Sobalb oas feinbIibe
9ecr iid entiernt bat. nimmt Die 3ahl
Der Seloen ;u. : Gin ausseiprodenes
Wprt tnnn man niht berihlufen. =
Sas 6leiid lit guer. bic Suohsn -
uniere. (Reoemeiie Der Gltern, bic
benz 2ehrer oas Redt sebsn, oen Sobn
torperlid gu beitrafen.) = 99eiber-
ratb tauat tiir gSeiber. = Sie @unbs
bon einem Sdbcl beilt. bic bon Der
3unse beilt nicbt. - Stau aud oas
enoe oes g9ortes". (3ur @rtlaruna
oieies Spridmortes ersablen Die Sor.
ten. man babe emit Waitrab eeIraat,
pie iein gtame ici. morauf er ecant.
wurtet: Gbuoa. =. (6ott). Der
6rager nabm oies iar @ottcsl1iisrune
uno tlagte i'm an. Sur Yerantmor-
tung aesoscn, iaste Maihrab: Mein
9lame 1T Chuda birdy %. b. 0ott
gub). bob lieB Der Srager mid nift
auslpreden. Sa MIN babe Der Bid.
ter ben 9lusipru6 eetban. man milis
aud oas Gnos oes Wortes idauen.)
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= 9rattii6e Ginri6tune.
r Subert fpmmt nuch her llniperiis

= grattii6e Ginridtune
6err Subert tpmmt na9 Der llniperii-
tdtsitabt, um ieinen bort ituoirsnpen
Sohn 3u beiuhen. st triiit ibn aber
nibt su SauIe uHb ldBt iid inbeNen
BON ieinsr Sausfrau bas Simmer sei=
gen, in Dem iein Sobn mobnt. yWie."
ruit er berbliifft. .oas lit ia fiir6terli6
tlein! @s bot ia taum oas gett Elab!"
%, bas mar ben Serreu Stuben=
ten, Die bel mir eewobnt, INNER iebr
ansenebm," entgcsnete lddelno Die
Sausfrau; ,Denn lie bes 9iadts BON
ber Gneipe 1einltommen unb ms 3im=
mer 'reiuiaIlen, liesen lie i9on i'm
9ett!"
= gin9eeangen. Su elmer
Geiellidaft duBert eiu Saufmann. baB
,r eine S9ulo BON Sweibunbert Mart
nusiteben babe. bic er fir perloren
haIte. .Gerne wollt id'," ieBte er bin,u,
rbem bic Sdlite seben. Der Mrs ein=
brddte!" : sd brinse lie elm" ruIt
rim lultlser cand. juris. 9lad einieen
Eaaen lam Der angebenbe Nopotat
mieoer su Dem 9aufmanne. sd babe
bic mir periprrdene 9alfte aliidlid ein=
gebradt." ia9te er. = nun ieben Gle
~, oaB Sic aud su Shrer Sdlite toni-
men!" .. .. .....
= Ser SonntassjGser / m
bauie. Yapa su artbur (oer eise
tleine llnart bsaangen bait: v9omm
mal Der, Su flsinsr Strid!" = str=
thur: Rein, Yapa. Su i9Idat MIDI"
= papa: n9emabre! Gomm nur ber,
mein Sdsden!" = Mama (einfalleno): (:
Sch muir bin su papa, 9ribur. 8apa
bat einem SasdeH nod niemals etwas
eeihon!"
Stnber munb. - Die bier-
iGbriae @ertrub fraat: .Mutter, tom=
men bic @boleratranfen aud in oen
bimmel2" = Wutter: r@esbalb
iollen iie bsnn uidt?" - @ertruo:
,9lber bann werOen ia Die gHset anse=
tedtn
= Getroffen. SoHntaasjdaer:
,Honnerpetter, Waun, Sic tommen
mir 10 betannt Dor; mo- babe ih Sic
bod idon eetrcfien2" - Sreiber (aui
line steae isiues 3orpers oeutenS):
.Sicr!"
Gin edter SuHgqefslle.
,.Seiratbe nidt." in9t Der Sntel su
leinem Tsifen, Der Spab fam unter
ImiiGnben, so Sabre bauern!"
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Sie euten 2eute iaben Mid bodlidf
eritaunt an.
.ggie meinten sic. Serr Gottor2"
Fraets Die lRama in Der Mleinung.
mid nidt ribtig peritanoen gu baben.
SD = i'd bin ia gar tein Sottor"
tpiirate id gum sfpeiten Wlale beraus.
.9lber : mein @ott, mas ioll benn
bas beiBen?
r9ub". Iatte Der Gapa log, vlpirl.
lid famoier Wib. pa. pa. pa. Sic iino
bod Elm tapitaler 9erl, Serr Tottor
limb mie ernt er bas rausbrinet".
.Wenn sic mir erlauben miiroen.
Sbnen cine 9luffldruNa su sebsn", fubr
ih init iiberer Stimme fort, ymeiu
Rame lit 9anse. Snsenieur 2anse"
Srdulein Settp batte bic gauge Sci
wie erltarrt oaseieKea.
SEPT iprans lie puterrotb auf unb
: lief sur Shiir binaus, 98ie germ
iuare ib ihr a tempo aefolat! Ginmal
aber, i'm 3uge, fu9r ib tapier in met
nem @eltdnoniB fort.
Die Wtama mar ebenfalls aufae,
iprunsen. erregt 9ins iie in Der Stube
aul uno ab; mitunter unterbrab iii
mid nit elmer tursen 6rase.
Weine Sehe mar 5u gnoe! =
9tiemano antmortete.
Ser Yapa iab topfidiittelno in iei=
nem 2ebnitubl. ieinem einiahen Den.
fen mar mein 8etrug piel 81 perpidslt
um i'm 10 idnea gu besreifen.
Yl6blid trat Die Wama entidloH er
auT mid su.
nMein Scrr! sic baben Iit fdlId.
lid ais strat ausseseben. Sic baber
meiner 5odter bas 3oriet :"
~glur aui S9ren SeiebL sndois'
5rau."
rGlei6oieI, meins Sodter lit ourd
sic fompromittirt."
.9aiien sic mid. en1biae Srau. "
bat i'd. ~iubsn. Die gerSeibuns Sbrer
6raultin Sodtsr -"
m0as beibt. Sic wollen iie beira.
tben%
yIatiirlit, min id. bon eansem Ser.
sen mill ih. jubelte id laui.
vS6piegerpapa6en. IaB Did umar,
men," oanit itiirSte i'd auI oen Yapa
su. Der bel ben @ortsn isiner 6rau
san3 eritauut bon ieinem Seiel auf'
iAnellte.
nSalt, bait. 10 raid eeht's nidt!
Grit weroe ih nit meiuer 5obter ipre,
den." manote Die DIANA ein.
Sic bIieb lange. uiel gu lanse fit
meine @rmartung.
@noli6 lam lie suriif. Sic tpollte
ernIt auslebtn. aber I'M lire Muno
pintel sutte e3 perrdtberiiA.
.ScriuAcn Sic ielblt, BON mir min
iie li6 nit)t iibcraeugen laiien, pieasibi
baben Sic mcbr Slid"
llno nun itano i9 nor ihr.
9lun beihtete ib gum smeitcn male,
- iueit bin iGh aber nidt oamit qstpm.
men. oenn pl0blid lag lie la6euo UNI
peineno susItih in melnen 9trmsu.
llno ih tiiBte iie, tiiBtc Iie, als ot
it niemals ipicoer auitbren wollts.
Sic mar Die Sernilnitiaerc.
rGomm su ben @ltern, beu9lcrii9et
8errdther 9u!"
Seit iehs Wonaten fino mir efiidlid
berbeirathet. Slsaterar,t aber bin ih
nie mshr acpeisn. ebenio penio pie id
leioe. oaB IiA mein Trauden gu feh
ihniirt. sumal Or. Slider oasesen
Grotelt cinleat. Or. Slider, mcin al.
ter 6reuno uno Mitbe9riinoer unierss
Giliides, 1T ielbitoerltdnoIid Sau5ars'
bel uns 9emorosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21

-Nus elmer Geographic.
49,. Ser Gelehrte fiiirste iia auf bic
0OIung oieier brennenben 6rage nit
BEN ibm eissnen 6euereimer!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-21

= &eporter-Oeutid Ter
gan;en itrcbinmen Wcnihbeit int 4u-
semeincu uno ben Subnenihriititelern
I'M geionoeren seiet ein Serliner Slatt
einen einfa9en g8ea, &ubm. @elo,
tur3 slaes gu erreihen, mas iid in Dem
Sesriif ~griole" suiammeniaiien ldBt.
IS idrebt namlid in einem Seri5t
iiber ben ensliiden 9omiter 2ittle Sid:
|. .WaH braudt ihn nur su iebsn. um
grfota su baben."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
POLITICAL POINTS.

The Post-Intelligencer Of seattle,
Wash, publishes, under display head,
copies Of court documents aud affidavits
20 the effect that Henry I. Snively, Dem.
ocrStic candidate for governor Of the
state Of Washington, ran away from
Grafton, W. Va, charged With swindling
aud smberrllng, robblns = widow and
Ave children. and defrsudlng workmen,
aud borrowing money from conhdins
friends and never paying IL. Candidate
sniyely has sued the paper for libel.
Parsons (Kan.) Daily sun: Out Of the
forty-four states In the Union, twenty.
six are Republican, and In these the
average wages Of farm labor IL sl II pei
dsy. The remaining eighteen are Dem
ocrstic, and In these the average wages
Of farm labor II =. cents = day. See
Report -, page BOG, Department Of AZ
riculture.
Carroll County (Mo.) Record: Til,
wildcat money clause In the Chicago
platform IL the meanest and most cow
ardly piece Of demagogy ever resorted
To by political party claiming to BE-
respectable.
san Francisco Evening Bulletin: when
. party Il put on the defensive by reason
Of blundering or fatal declarations In its
platform, it Invariably has the weakest
slde In the canvass. That 10 just the
condition Of the Democratic party now.
Mead (Neb.) Advocate: How indie
scribably ridiculous Carl Schurs's seven
column aaddress' tn the voters of Kings
County, N. ", reads when one keeps In
mind that it can ell be summed up In The
brief ample exhortatiou, "vots with
TAmmany Hall for purity N polisics."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
DEAD IN THE WOODS.
Tnr hopi oF An UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND MAR BRIlNr's Fund.

Walter J. bartlett aud George l..
stephens, while In the woods psrtridgr
hunting Thursday afternoon, came upon
the body of . man partially decsy~d,
living at the foot of q large tr~e som.
any rods from the s~An place aud about
t~euiy.a,e rods south ~ the road lead.
ing from Bryant's Pond To the main
county rad.
The body Was apparently that of =
man between Is aud - years 81 age,
sith gray hair and we'll dressed.
4 soft black hat ~As found near by.
and under the head VAS found q small
hand .aichel, containing shirts, stock.
inys aud several toilet articles. In the
pockets were found gold watch, aud q
bottle With small quantity 10 morphine,
Underneath the body vas found copy
81 the Portland Daily Press, dated Oct.
~, isai. In Que of Oh. packets Ma. q
roll ~ bills amounting a. twenty-five
dollars, aud q small amount of coin. Ne
wallet, pocketbook. nor any scrap al
writing could b. found. \ short dis
lance from IN. body Vas al.o found =
small iescup aud half pint bottle.
There ~as absolutely nothing by which
20 identify the man, aud nothing but ths
morphine Ia indicate the cause of hi.
death. The body VAS very much de.
cayed. aud had evidently lain there .
long time.
Coroner T.. u. Goddard Was called, and
summoned a jury composed OF y. q
wyman, W. II. Cole, W. u. Morton, y
". Cole, II. .. lioughtou and A. "
Chase. The jury sitting at the Inquest
gave q verdict that death Was not due "a
any violence. but came from some cause
To them unknown.
The body Was taken In charge by tbs
town authorities, and Was buried al
south Woodstock.
The identity of the man IL mystery.
Nobody any where In the vicinity has
been missing, and there was absolutely
nothing by which to Identify the re
mtins.