Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-05-29

Ill IL ltTS0 way. expressing nlfnStlf IN
wonderfully beautiful language, some OF
which conveyed i:lr;ls. Every one was
pleased an! delighted
ln the midst If The slnukn!: there WIS
II slight rri>r heard overhead and Il boys
lex was set!l 10 suddenly burst through
the cceilin% and uyitate it>tlf through thu
brilliantly lighted atmosphere. Thu III
ciItlt attracted II great deal OF ntttn-
| tim AMI 1nnGt II SUCCESS uf the tnt rtaitl.
n4cnt. It wns hcartily enjoyed hy n1H
and Ill, with tito exception TT the hoy,
who will have to Ert another pnir ot
trousers, it Is tl>nu:;l,t.
Newark has Ole wonderful feature.
1t consists Ut Ill ancient tt,r'itlcntivn u1ltl
numerous lnn1ian mounds IT uncertain
aye. Tho furtitiratiun must h, many
centuries ull. IN there 4rt trees growing
III tho tnlba,klirnt and in The 1nuat
| which are several hundred years old. m
| doubt. Inside the fortress there is row
Il r;,co trutl. and tht Wll'.l. +, uSptl M Ill
incloscrr tor u fuir gru;;nl or nytic,1l-
tnral exhibit curh year.
Seine think that this tort Is tho work
| ct the AZttV>. Ut course 1lb one can tell
! accurately, tl'onyh Ei.at many scirn~
| titic 1nt1l come here, l.,uk wise anil xn
away to write tie w}lult thing III nlul
srttlr 1t tor I'LL time. | presume have
just as l;uo.l Il rigG* to my THEORY us n,1y
: ollc cl>c. | AIN the author Ut tho Aztrc
theory. | have made I; study of the
Aztec people. AMI the Mn&trzulun fami}y
Is 'ls familiar to me as my OWL.
My theory il that the 4Azttcs uncc
| owned anil operated tl:t entire cansntry
now known ~ tEr United States. hut
yielding to the falsc and wicked Hl;4nl~
i>|llnvn:s IF free silver they ut last were
driven to poverty and *l!an'', and gave
ul' "nr after another tlc different states
called doubtful till ut last they were
driven to Mexico unl were :>,cccv|cu hy
pMalontaS anil Columbus.
The .\ztccS n}tai,tHl u Et,frl ,nau
guhl itl'H~ from til" Tul'rcs. Sul,ie WY,
before they went to Nrxi:u, un.. others
after. At any rate. they We're we'll au-
rancc'l III so,'r IT the arts and selrntts,
though they We're i.lt'lu1rnus and often
sacrificed human hri,,3s to their y,nls
Here they also ,,s..l very p."r Judgment
If instead of Offering up their 1n.'>t At
tEsctlve young people. girls especially,
they l''l ,as,*d the politicians as far us
they would ~, thu .Aztccs would have
lHen III deck today 10 &,ubt an,l tho
Monttz1lnns would have been giving
pink teas IN Pennsylvania avenue.
1t il t>ti1nAtel that thu Aztec> Sucri-
tice'l over twenty thousand people ainnl.
all$ ~ their Enls. witlSta1ding the
fWt that ,tr'>t Sols hal repeatedly
shown tl"ir tntnl innhility T., at1,!nd t.
things. History tells nowhere Of It more
1nhI'Iuatn at'1 oi Et'l* tilan tll>Sc c,ll-
l'lny"d antl lmi,l by t!u' .>ztrr*. The
Aztrc :"l ~H* al<o II cpnn}'let" rrti,:ic
iAllurr. l":in: tSceS>trrl ly plain IT, was
also <t1y 11,1t7;crtS>f'1l ytciall:. All that
ho cnutt u, successfully w,~ n uccert
tic ]slv"lin@ .*urifirt TT innn.1lt school
children, l'VE l,ltA.;:.i' 111tt SCARE tic
farm lorfrs. -:
I'll. fortress t1rar Nrwnr:s IN only one
1T *rFtrll peculiar .r;1rtl,w.>r1:s rr@*arl-
ing which Wt' have III authentic history.
T|ay may i:n*n };c'n erected l,v the
Aztre<. tn" TnltccS or t!r' Wn"lt,,...
->' '4H'|A 'A4a aT:t4' Jt4I's IL l'N I;i*C lilttA
II Ito sn. :11'l they tlitl 1lut know.
Nrwnrl: l:,s tn: most desirable jnil i'll
the state Of Ohio, ni'1 ros>ihly in tho
Cnittl States. 1t IL I11ilt pf cut stone,
in Il 1n:"t"rn anil artistic manner. with u
beautiful l">rr], handsome lawns around
it, AMI III every why resembles tic ,lwcll-
lug Of Il wealthy merchant instead Of the
Ca1ab*W<t' Ut II city.
Grimm III s.tl.r: ltprA for hundreds of
miles to @c lNr;trtrrltrd. Mta c.mtem-
I''H:in% cll1Ar try t. arrange it 81 that
the otEe,l.c lnuy 1c commits: :t"l in Newark
tlt| themselves also. 1t is certainly one
IT the 1n,>t Irat and i1uttructivt jnils that !
| have tvtr :t':n. u!ll have made jail
itt Il c1ust study FIR years. While in
ErH1rc 11>itt! Il fa,'si'n'Ii'. If the old
Bit tile, which hal lnv,i Reconstructed
exactly by Il French architect
The D;tstil" was built III 1870 by |
>~'l!arlcs Y. 1t was tln' state PRISON. The
>tolles Ut tho ul1 Da<tlc urc now used in |
paving til" streets ut tho forks Ut the |
'oa,l III P4ri>, c4lltnl tho Place do III
>t@tilr, or where tho Place runs into ono
he kues. p&ris Is thu greatest town for
t1lcS that | have ever S.ttt.