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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-06
WHAT GRAVES SAID.


liz Claims others Were Concerned i" at'%
Murder of Mrs. Darnnhy.
DENVER, Jan. 3.--D-puty Sh+rlt's
Ge' rKe Means and Jam+~ Wll-nn. who
conveyed DR.. Gravts trnm lhe conrt
nou>e To hi. cell, stated iha. IN tht
WAY be c.,nte>=ed 10 In Ill that Daniel
r. Ball u wns the in.t.gAtor OF the
crin+. lhe uen lett the cnurt hon>+
Immediately after the doctor w<s given
In their charge aud walk. d IT. he in |.
Mean= aud. Wilson consented t't*I1
tepor'tr the fnes wnieh they ta1d
were confessed. "a. VIZ went ong,'
said Wilson, 'the doctur hrgan 10
.peak of tho care aud asked WHIT
thought OF h1s chances on appeal to
The supreme court. t'ld him / did
not think his chances: Of much me-
count. adding. I thought The b Vt
thing wa. to make confession OF he
whole matter, and he might have II
chance to receive executive clemency."
He said: "Bat1ou has brong't me to
the gallows. | s+nt III. bottlr Of
| pnison, but Bailou tnstigated the
| whole affair."" Dr. Graves stopped,
turned round and told the world thing
/ over again. Tue reporter called on
Graves In his cell and he refused to
deny he had confessed, putting it this
way: IT have nothing more tn Say un'
til SEQ Judge Furman.' 1t IA stated
Meesre. Mason and Furman used every
effort to prevent Ba1fnu from coming
to Denver. as they feared be would
prejudice The case. Judge Furman
emphatically denied Graves p'ade the
above confession 10 the deputy sheriff.
DR.. Graves later refused to gay any
thing In regard to the matter except
lug he was entirely innocent. Colone1
Ba1lou Ii ~ not been seen to-day, and
I'll. said be disappeared from public
sIpht a short time after the verdict was
rendered. When Graves was search
ed Inst night before reaching bis Gel
three or four snall vtals were found or
h,s person. They contained II color
less fluid, which the doctors satd wa
entirely harmless. This led to th'
story that he had attempted to com
nit suicide.
/
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-06

SAN DIEGO, Jan. 4.-~The cruiser
Charleston 10 taking nn supplies and
ammunition from the cruiser Fan
francisco, this murning, the latter
dlspla, Ing red llag vt the foretop~
uast when the transfer Of powder
com meuced. The San Francisco BE-
gan taking ON supplies first. No order
has been received yet beyond the re-
curing Of the vessels tn be ready t r
sea at u moment's notice. It was
stated yesterday thai San Francisco
would be the base of supplies and
operations in the event Of trouble with
Chill, aud that the entire Pacific
squadron, including the Boston, would
| rendezvous at this port. II was al=c
reported that Gen. McCook had made
arrangements for quarters for 'hree
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-06

tits Ated here that the Mexican
Revolutlonlst. TARA, ia surrounded In
Il chnpafal in the extreme northwest
ern corner of Z4pata county by the
Unit. d States tronps and Trxan rang
ers, and that tt 10 almot in1pnssitle
for him tt escape, either to the north>
ward or In The direction ot Mexico.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-01-06

WAsH1nGINGToN, Jan. A dis
patched received by 4en. Bchofie(d
this morning confirms this report from
San Antonia telling Of the eurprise OF
one of Garza's camps by United States
troops near Las Cuavates and the cap-
ture of one OF the rebel officers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

The pulpit manners Of elergymsa are 50
exempt from frank public criticism that
many minister continues all his life in
faalts OF delivery that he might have
corrected had he been plainly told Of
them. In one such case . little girl was
instrumental IN caring famous Amer
lean preacher of an affiictingly pompous
air.
His habit was 10 pause az the end or
each division Of his discourse. look i'm
pressiyely upon the pews. take breath
80 very long that it seemed to increase
his size. and then go on with an air of
the utmost importance.
One Sunday this good man paused
after his ''tenthly" for an unusually long
time. Little Jane, WHO had been trying
to keep awake, moved as though greatly
relieved
But the clergyman had not finished.
He was about getting ready for another
head waen little Jane audibly wins
pered. ooh, mamma. he's going 20 blow
himself up again."-Yorth's Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Horrible Results of Bacilli.

To the Editor OF the Herald.
SIR-Ignorance increases the tears
and groans of man. Knowledge
lightens the cares of life.
lie who says that ne IS afflicted with
nasal ca,arrh is afflicted with compound
ignorance, /. e., he is ignorant IF the
subject. and ignorant of his ignorance.
The so-caled nasal catarrh IS dis
ease carsed by billions of bacilli, aud
their orGure murders their victim, rs
shall quickly prove. should not death
occur from come other cause.
Bacllli present themselvcs IN four
forms. The first is plain, dark,
round mass; the second, an oval, with
a dark point at each extremity; the
third. an oblong disc with dark points,
as IN the second; and. fourth, two dark
points. united by film and strikingly
resembling 4 dumb bell.
Thousands OF baciIll might SWIM side
By side through the eve os a small
needle, snd IL would require lsT .0e0,-
600 them to weigh = single gram.
All the ordC-e from the bowcle OF
these bacIllI. except what the victim
blows ont OF MS nose, delluSes into his
throat. thus sealing mp the smaller
bronchial tubes and often obstructIng
those of copsid era bic size.
The moment ar Is shut of from
cluster OF cir cells, the capiilari-s of
those cells become gorged with imper-
fectlv Gecsr ionzsd blood, and from
that moment baclli ordure has evolved
asthma or tubercun consumption. the
patent having no warning OF his dan
ger of desth. beyond the presence az
hacilIl orduTe which he hawks cat at
times.
Now. reader, II YOU are victim OF
what il iliogicsiiy termed nasal csiarrh,
come and have the bscilll removed.
wlich has never been accomplished by
any person except the writer.
How long does IL take TO remove
from the nos. TIRE billions Of hacilI, In
ali ordinary eases. not second ever
twenty sinutfs. After the removal %
these billions OF bscllii, what u . be
the result 1he patient stops blowing.
hawking. hemming sud splitting baclili
ordure. whfch = proof that hfs nuse.
throat. brouchia nj tahes and lungs are 10
longer used as cesseools b bscilii.
There i 10 sresteF enieymeut OF ma
lures tTlsnspns, and no greater safe
guard s9s knst nosious things OF all
kinds. than healthy noss.
Il FsLHss Ia WY. Ph. u.
Pa,log -, Hotel Warwics. Elevator
boy ~ Attendance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

A man had robbed hank, but instead
Of running away he applied part Of his
gains to securing the services of ''emi-
rent counsel" This he did with such
good Judgment that he secured an ac-
quittal When he was free TO turn his
attention to the next bank. and the law
yer (who had received his pay was free
20 return TO the Sunday school class he
was accustomed to guide in the ways Of
virtue. they paused as if by mutual con-
sent, and the eminent man said to his
recent client:
by the way, did you have any con-
federates in your recent enterprise
Yes said tie robber, IL had two
men in il with me-"
''Who were theyT asked the lawyer.
- said the burglar, you and an
other man. boston Transcript.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

PROBATE ORDBE-Siateof Michigan. ocun-
tyoI Kent sS. At as ssi0a uf The Probate
Court for said county Of hent. held at the Pro-
hate office. ga the city OF Grand hapids. or the
18th dsy Of January. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred a ninety-twp.
Present. Cyrus Z. Perkins. Judge Of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of
WILLIAM QUINN. deceased.
An instrument ia writing purpnrt z 70 he
the last viii ard testament az said deceased
having been lied ia This court ter probate.
IL i. ordered thsf friday. the lst day
81 April inf- - ten o'ciack In tire fore
noon. a. laid Probate oaice. h appointed for
proving said instrument
And ~ IL fHrtfer ordered. thai 2 rapy 81 this
order b published three successive wepks
prevlons "a sid day Of hearing. IN the Grsad
Rapids Herald. daily newspaper printed and
circulating In said cfsunfv ef Kent.
CYRUS 4 PRRkINS.
Judge ofPr8bste.
"A trre copy
ApeLrs B. Mssox. Register msn mar =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
SHILOH'S
CONSU NJ PTI0N
CURE.

The success Of this Great Cough Cure Is
without parallel in the history OF medicine.
All druggists are authorized TO sell It on POS
tive guarantee, test that no other cure can sue
ccssiully stand. That it may become known,
The PropTietors, st an enormous expense, are
placing Sample Bottle Free into every home
n The United States and Canada. If you have
Cough, Sore Throat. or Bronchitis, use ii, for
It will cure you. IF your child has the Group.
or "heopiug Cough, use it promptly. and relief
Is sure. II you dread that insidious disease
Consumption. use it. Ask your Druggist for
ShllLOH'S CURE, Price 10 Cts. so cts. and
SI.oo. eli your Lungs are sore OF Back lame,
Use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 3 cts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

for long time. and know you have
perfect coahdsacs Ia me. Bat hsrs We
are. far sway from everybody, where no
enc could hear yoa II you shoald cry
OUT
Ths frightened Young woman was OF
the verge Of spraging from the sleigh.
bat she was even more astounded than
frightened, AID before she could gather
her wits he continued.
''Eos, Mise Nellie. | want 10 beg Of
Won the privilege Of one sweet-smoke.
Nay | light a cigar And he never
even sIniled. Indianapolis Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
She Was Posted.

"Children are funny things" writes a
correspondent. Il was hunting for the
hammer not long since and was getting
opt of patience. After inquiring of the
boys, who of course knew nothing about
it, my little Ruth. four years old, looked
up into nay face and, beaming with q
smile As bright and soft as heaven. said:
PA, know where the hammer is
81 patted her on the head and told her
she was the smarsest one of the whole
lot. and then asked her, Where Is 1t,
darling? to which she replied:
Its lost. Man of the World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

al have friend" said Fog. to Boys
one day. "who is employed in peculiar
way. &c Is likely to get an unexpected
raise at any time, and still he is not placed
GO as to appreciate It when he gets it,"
Strange. indeed" Boys returned;
"what ON earth is he doingr'
Working in powder mill. "-Arkan-
saw Traveller.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

Ar 1nnrels soeiety rnan played
mean niex aurirg ne siesghins season.
and ths younx laay haert spoken -
Dim ance. TAey I'D ban obi friends
,oF iosg time. sal i was nstnrsl that
hey shoal5 raraisssiy drive away frofa
ihs raa26iar era.sa 90 herialaa street
ard sxrlsr- taa cazntry Fns14 Alter
bsey ka46 gotten sat shoss three miles
swav srosa saywhere. The gentsensah
sszrtlssa 30 ceNasaassa ~ slsi.s%nlF
lcosiag 49, - tAe eye aps resnsFkiag
"Aflse keiaes we bare he~h fFieada
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Am Important Differences.

To make It apparent TO thousands
who think themselves i'll, that they are
not affected by any disease, but that
the system simply needs cleansing. is to
bring comfort home IL their hearts, as
II costive condition is easily cured by
using Syrup of Figs Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TskssunrR's soTior.

Ctr TressursT's CrFics.
GrHrs Esefss Mlch-. AsreE q ls2
Nsfics - herehy gwen that TIE sssessn-n
- Tor fas frs6iag sEe srs~edee u ktxhts
sfaeef srrm kirsne H.e2nr t. Fsunefts
sfreef. in tie eitv ~ ffrsEa Par "a 70
aev r. fnV hsneS. ga thef vii frr~ " pss-
nat thsr~en fsf 80 esrsof o twNsts ears
fresa tAis ats. 81 tee 81 81 - fhe ~ fress-
urer. tlts uaiA
WILLIAM HAZE.
FasF "a lifF Il sB-rr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TRUAsUREK's NOTICE.

CRY TKpAsrsrs's OFFICE
Grand Bapiss. Mich. Mefch3. isa2. (
Notice is hereby glven thai tae assessment
roll Tor gradisg ana Ertveling OF the east -
feet OF Grand avenue from fesntsin street 70
n point l'H feet south OF said Feuntsin street
IN the city OF Grand Rapids IS rev in mr.
hands. and that VIII receive payment thereon
for the period Of twenty esvs from this cate,
at the efxcs OF the CIV Treasurer. CITY Hall.
WILLIAM HAZE.
mar. - Eitt Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
narrowing a Dog.

Lady-Why did you have your dogs
tail cut off?
Boy-To make him more affectionate.
Lady-Hem. Did that do it?
Boy-Yes'm. He can wag all the time
now without gettin tired.-Good News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TRsAsuRrRs Nericn.

Cts TressE~srE e9~e
crnaa Rspiss = - Ms 4ss1
Neftcs - her~ss ersa fhat the ssrseet
rei 70 So Improvement a HFrfl- xt7eef
res rive - tisee ssesss ~ he
effx II slf2ss fxFf1s . 80 r. ~ race.
as tkkf l sl rfce - FsYmsnf ftrr~ee fer
the pef "a 81 I-sfrs aasx ffen fas srts "a
she eases ii ths t.ts frsaser~f ~ Hal
WlfAlAN gAkE
essr 3 Cts Ireas.F.r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TREAsuaHKs NOTICE.

City rrraxurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich, Neruh IL. 1892 (
Notice is hereby gwen that rae assessment
roll for grading ana graveling Grand ave
Rue from Fountain street 70 East tutsn
street. 10 tae city of Grses Rapids. is now
Ia my hands and that J win receive
payment thereon for the r-rioc Of twen-
" dsys from this date, at The crce Of the
City Tfessufer.City Hall.
WILLIAM HAKF.
spe City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TREAsURrR.s NOTICE.

CITY Treasurer 0sce
Grand Hsnids. Nich Aarca = ls71 (
Notice - hereby given TIA. fhs ssssssmssf
res fer fhe consfFuctfsr 81 sever N Bartlett
street from Ellsworth nFeEse - ~enfs
ie1is street. Sa The cits q Grsad
kariss i nov in ~ hstss. sra thst
} viii receive FavEHert fhefeen fer the
ptTfe3 - fwenfv davs ffen fas eafs, ~ the
eIce Of he Cts TFessn~er Ctr Hsa
WILLIAM HAFE.
mar. g fafs treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TREAsURER's NOTCH
City Trsasurer's Qls.

City Trehsuref'E oIeet
Grand Rsries. Mich, March Z, 1894 I
Netice Is hereby eiYea that the assessment
roll for the paving IF Cherry street frsn Mai
sen avenue t. i.agrsve street In the
city 81 Grand Rapids isnow 81 nv hsues
ana that j will receive payment thereon
for the period ~ twenty ez-s frsm
City Hall.
WILLIAM HAZE.
mrck- % CITY treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

IL enefof the ehef blessing. Of every
home. 8o assays insure good enstsF,ls.
Dnddlngs. saaces, ste. Use tail Borden
Eagle. tfsAs coo isnnet ml.k. Dsr@e-
tees ~ tns laasl. Eold ~ yoaf grocer
snd aTuEElst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
TREASURES sorrcn.

civ Treasurer : once
Grand Rsoids. Mich March 3 iss. I
fefic~ Is hereby gitsR thst The assessment
foil for tie paving 81 frsfi street irsm Ottawa
street q Pssri street bfidg~ IN the city ~
sFaad RsrfaS. "a rev ia nv hanas ans that
I vii receive PAYMENT thereon Tor The ~erina
ct twsnEt DAYS ffesn thfs fsf-. 81 the osscs 81
the cts Treasurer Cts la ].
WILLIAM HAZE
mar - City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
TREAspRER's NOTICE.

City Trexsnrers Once
Grand Rapids Mich. SaFch l.. 1892
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor grading ana Grayeling of quarry
street. from West Ieousrc street. to North
street. In :ae city 81 Grand Rapids. Is now IN
my hands. and that / will receive payment
thereon for the period of tweGty US from this
date. at the oiaec OF the City Treasurer. City
Han.
WILLIAM HAZE.
ans City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

Yc-ax Gentleman tirors On his knees
n The feet &C is.lTk-Nv dear Mis-
K, our respective fathers having
.aape e. kerras en ths rloney question
low vsnture % nforEH zen that love
ron r. aiatr-~tsc-' sarhirs Witz5iatt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
MICHIGAN CENTIM

tDziv. Al efAer~ Aally "a cert susGaS
Taxing erect sunday. Sy.y rs lsxs
Sleeping cars en- PaNfe snd AuAnue Ia
presses te ana from Detroit Fsrier eaxs
i..pe for Detfsii 81 y. NJ. fsiurntss
Rave Detroit ~ - -, W., stris.nf ~
Grand Es.ids - 10 g VA Direct cesteetlsss
Ticket oa SAFE =, Rion Itekes sses G. kon-
roe s'reei sna ~ Casen aepet
4. ,Isso NJ psisss e.sa fst y M*srcss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

LIY White Flour
Il nsads from the choicest wheat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

GOING 10 chiCAeo.
Nv GRID RAfIps.-ssa8 xsa 1ssse pa 81 Spa
Ar. IA'CAoo-..-.--.-.-s.aop pm S.zo pls = ssAxs
hEIQk.AlA1 fkoN Chicago
Iy CHICAGO --...-..s.ls ans 4ssh pa ~ fsss
Ar 6E'D EAffDc..3.SS pa 10 10 ga ssla.s
80 1N0 fR0G BkSfeN asKsos St <sSkTs 80 -
elAtsr <s1f~
Is. er2aa LxP.as = 81 sla y "a sm = .saps
ar. 6s~be kaEias- - se an rs ga Dc leps
toE indianapolis i@saS !. IA saly.
X 40 FssS stakAscS.
IL. 9. r.. s:es Az /. IS nE $50 p1 saps
Al y. h--.le - Sfa 80 psa az sa ..-..-..-..
10 &ae fESk kskss4ss ssxvknss err 2ks
IA AAF1sA.
Nv. GfSDe Rapids -. q an AL M
Ar. sfsla Rapids ..-......-..- II ssS al rs -
1tlhUL6E CAR SERVICE,
3etwesa Graaa Rapids sae Chleass -NSxas
SiceDers-LcSss 6rxna Rapids Ills n III
leave ChicAEe II u D. a. bTsslnk hsosn Car
--lsase essaa kkssas !. "a y. a. lesss Cal
c2ko s.t3 pm Free chsir C&fs-Lsase Grana
Rapids ' ~ AM cave caiosse 80 Ass
betseea Crane kspics sAe Ax1lstes--Ers
Chair Csf-I<e4ses Grand RAPIDS b.ff pm
leaves Aaaistee ESQ kl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-25
CAPRTVPS SPEECH.
Comments by the Press of Ber-

BERLIN, Nov. 24.-The North German
Gazette. referring to Chancellor Won
Caprivi's speech in the reichstag yester-
day. expresses the hope that the au-
thentic information furnished by the
chancellor in regard to the Ems dispatch
will silence the critics basing their
attacks on false conceptions. Continu-
ing, the Gazette says:
1.-The chancellor gave his statement
with his sword in it's sheath and his
hand on its hilt, typifying the
attitude imposed upon the nation
and German peoples, who stand
perseverance. They had to win their
position among the civilized nations,
and they will certainly guard with pat
riotic zeal what Emperor Williams
grandfather and father obtained. To
this end it is incumbent upon them in
time of peace to remain mindful of the
possibility of being confronted by events
that will render the future of the people
dependent upon the employment of
their entire defensive system"
With the exception of the semi-official
press, the newspapers of Berlin contain
chilling criticisms upon the chancell0r'S
speech. Evan the Kreuz Zeitung dis
misses it with few words Of cOlorlesS
comment. The radical journals are
dead against the chancellor. The Tage-
blatt says that no military bill ever
excited so much dislike. Chancellor
Won Caprivi cannot hope the house will
pass his demands as they stand.
The bill must be modified or it is
doomed. If the measure is rejected
and the reichstag dissolved the new
election Will increase the opposition.
Then, if the government still persists
in forcing the bill upon the reichstag, a
new period of conflict will open. In
order to avoid this the government has
only to introduce the two years service
system, contenting itself with increasing
the annual army contingent to such an
extent that the peace effective will re-
main unchanged.
The Vossische Zeitung points out the
contradiction in the chancellOr's pres
ent attitude and his position in 1886,
when he denounced what he called the
rage for Dumbers," and refused to
support bill similar to ole now intro
duced by himself.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 24.-The No
yosti declares that notwithstanding the
fresh uncertainties raised by Emperor
| Williams speech in Openlny the reichS-
tag and the alarm his remarks must have
excited among the adherents of the
triple alliance, Russia and France will
remain calm, resting, as they do, upon
the firm ground Of respect for interna-
f tlonal law and fearing no coalition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-25
MINNEAPOLIS.
ToMMY's THANKFULNEss.

Tommy Jones found something to be
thankful for yesterday. You wouldn't
think he could have done so, to look at
him. Tommy sells newspapers and
SHINES shoes every day. dry or wet,
warm or cold. His clothes are so worn
ana thin that he shlyers most of the
tlme after the 1St OF October. and he is
only eight years old.
BUT tommy found cause fojthank-
duineSs yesterday, in spite of all that.
Iommy's father furnished the cause.
put unwillingly. Tommy's father is
iaDorer when he works. Most of the
tlme he does odd jobs and spends his
earnings for whisky. When he gets
drunk he goes home and beats Tommy'S
mIother-6eats heruntiI she is black and
blue and bruised and bleeding.
Last evening Tommy went home after
a cold, hard day. He had made little
money, and had had 10 turkey. Tom
my's mother, who had been out washing
"wednesday for wealthy family, who
nau received no more for her work than
II IL were not the day before Thanksgiv-
ing, made hot cup of tea for Tommy
ana gave him some bread-rather
hard ana dry bread, but bread
While Tommy was eating
strange man come to the door. He
called Tommy 5 mother outside and told
her that Tommy's father had been
kllled-run over by StreetNea while
ne was drunk. She did not cry much,
poor woman. lIardships, poverty,
abuse had crushed the tear-sheddimg
capacity out Of her. But her face grew
a shade Sadder, if possible, as she re-
turned TO The house. Tommy saw some
thlng was wrong. ana asked what it
was; not extensively, because he was ac-
customed to seeing his mother look sad,
but just out OF curiosity.
You'll never see your poor father
again, Tommy. He's been killed." said
Tommy's mother.
We'll, mamma" and Tommy went
on with his tea and hard bread, II am
glad he won't be able to give you
black eye again."
Yes, Tommy did find something to be
thankful for. DO you blame him?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-11-25
GOING SOUTH.
National Farmers Congress Will
Meet in Savannah, Ga, in 1898.

National Farmers Congress Will
Meet in Savannah, Ga, in 1898.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 24.-The Ma
tional Farmers congress held its final
session today. The laxity of the inter-
state commerce law was condemned,
and committee, with Dick Needham
at its head, appointed to confer with the
United States congress with vieWto
having the law strengthened. ReSOlu-
lions were passed fayoring government
appropriations for the improvement Of
interior water ways, fayoring the
establishment of the deep water COM
munlcation between the Atlantic and
the great lakes, and asking congress to
reconsider its action closing the worlds
fair on Sunday.
Resolutions favoring the restriction
of immigration and national appropri-
alton for irrigation were defeated. A
resolution was passed expressing sym-
patty for the Farmers Alliance and
kindred organizations, but expressly
declaring that there was no organic
connection between them and the
Farmers congress. Yeoman. of Mis-
souri,, and Delano. of Nebraska, were
elected president and secretary re-
spectively of the national board of ag
riculture.
Savannah, Ga, was selected as the
place of next meeting IN December.
1893