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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
Note tho Differences

The Democratic party is for Tree
silver, but in some States it is deemed
wisdom TO rcsor; 10 the policy, 81
familiar To Democracy. of deception
and Misunderstanding. Take this plank
of the Indiana platform. adopted the
other day.the outcome OF d savage fight
over silver:
We believe that there should he kept
in constant circulation a full and suf-
fcicnt volume of money. consisting OF
gold and silver and legal tender paper
currency. AT par with each other.
What does it mean! Doe; it not
lack the rcsounding ring of an honest
dollar? Compare this Hypocrisy ana
subterfnge with this declaration OF
the same day:
The Republicans of Massachusetts,.
in harmony with the Republicans OF
the United States. stand opposed to
the free coinage of silver.
Or this from the Republicans OF
Pennsylvania: I'VE are opposed to
the free coinage Of silver" Fol
honesty and courage in %utterance
these sentiments cannot be excellcd
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
That s.a-snrous Eli,

Tho Chinese excl" sion Hill was cX-
ra>c,i IN AL It's rak2d Injustice and
lily incypciiaIcy the other day ty
senator sherman. 1t ma-t have set
10 thinking those lawmakers who
want to shut the Chinese GA; from
Til. country entirely. irrespective of
their rank. culture and Virtucs. 10
hear the veteran statesman >ay with
impressive deliberations; that never
AID there been in:raiH"cd in Con
grcs, Il bill that went 10 such an OK
IRENE in lis prohibition of the orii-
larry rights of humanity.
That such a proposal to wflfHlly
violate Solemn treaty obligations rs
he Gcary bill proposed. could be
criou-ly considered. fairly startled
Senator Sherman. y letter from {.
i. Huntington. Il rcl Tc>cntaiIVc OF
greet commercial interests Oh the
Pacific cpast, was read Ill the Senat
ud created a profund impression.
That gentleman looked at Chinese
exclusion purely from Il business
standpoint AMI ~Iw in it great loss.
not only to transportation companies,
bu. to every line OF industry which
may develop trade with the markets
If 4 nation of l0O.0CG,0U1 people.
The mi,uman and ~imTo!itic Gcary
bill is doomed. The wiser proposal
If senator polph 10 continue the
present partial cxvlu-ion law must
prevail. The point that il does not
expire in operation in May. as sap
posed, appears to be well taken. but
enactment of the Do!ph bill now viii!
make that question irrelevant.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
Heads cCG Grains.

Long heads are usually associated
with the possession OF great intellectual
strength and mental capacity. Herr
D. Arnmon, however, who Eadc exam
iraticn of the cranial capacity Of five
thousand soldicrs at Eaden, the results
Of which he communicated to the Ger
MAJ nen of science at Heidelberg, is Of
the opinion that the Size OF the skull
depends almost invariably on the pro-
portions of the body. Tall men he
found to always have long skulls, or
skulls Ct medium length. whereas the
short, tat men, us a rrIlc, hadrouad, fat
hcafs. Further investigation and Oh
scrvaticn satisfied Herr Ammon that
the majority Of the round heals came
from the Black Forest; these with the
long heads usually came from the val
Icy Of the Il:inc, ard We're especially
numerous from towns and from the
neiFhborhood3 Of castles Of ancient
families. From this fact ii i~5Concludcd
that the ~round-hcaicd 1ca were tho
original Inhabitants Of the ELire vcl-
Icy, AID tia: ;hcy were driven from it
bv the lo-S-hc&icJ Invaders. Not only
does the German an:hropoloTist End 4
er-a;n relation l'ctv.cel the height of
the Ggure end the shape of the skull,
bat his oh5crr2;iocs show that no fewer
than 80 per cent. O. the men exam
iaci who kli tlue cyes also had fair
kair.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
q
{ Competent "EfncSs.

In one OF our courts recently. Il :.
year old boy was placed On the Wit
ne>>-.land. but before he began Ia
testify. the defendants counsel OBJ
iccted. and would not allow him to
give his evidence. asking the court Ia
pass on hi- intelligence and his idea
Of the responsibility al an oath.
.'Quesiion him on those points"
was tie judgy, reply.
"iiow Oil are !"n:" began the
lawyer.
Nine YEAR odd"
"Work or "a 10 school,
DO huth->ril pairr- and flowers"
-Do YOU know what an outh ~
Tell the truth in this case. sure"
Now. if you .hoaid not state ;hr
truth ANA tel Il H.. wha; would be
come of Won liz til. next world:
The hoy. after hc>ita:ing awhile,
answered:
II don't know what Will become a.
.nc in this worit. let alone the mcNi.'
Proceed. Mr.. ATTORNEY" said til"
in7lrr; .'tlan l.oy ,c.m> 10 have mnre
than ordinary mathematics
H.,G'I.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
W EDSE SDAS.

The river is again falling.
The Board of Appeals is i'll
session at jackson this week.
Sheriff Bierwirth is attending the
State Convention in jefferson City.
-Auton Haas is building a nice
frame mouse up on Sprigg street.
Anderson Alternately is building
himself a house up on Good Hope
street.
j. C.. Jennings of Dexter former
" a citizens Of this city, was among
the visitors at the celebration ye|tcr-
day from Dexter.
of all the decorations of Main
street yesterday that of the Prescott
House WAS the prettiest.
Hon. David ASen, of Piedmont
was in our city yesterday.
Judge ,. N. Williams is going ts
move to this city. His SONS will run
his farm for him.
English SPAWN Lin;ment re-
moves ali Hard, Soft or Callouscd
I,umps and Blemishes from horses
Blood Spawn Curbs, Srlints Sweeney,
Riug-Bone Stiles, Sprains, all swollen
Threats, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by
vse of one bottle. Warranted the
most Dlemish cure ever known Sold
by Rider & Whichterich, Druggists
Cape Girardeau Mo.
The ladies of the churches who
served meals yesterday had all the
people they could feed as did also oul
hstel keepers.
Charley Unnerstall and Miss
syvina Herold were united in mar
risge in the German Catholic Church
Tuesday morning, April Goth.
The fire works last night was
real treat to the hundreds of visitors
Capt. Hume managed the fireworks
illumination and of course it was &
success. Capt. Hume knows NOR
about handling fire works than an!
other man in the State.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
The Iced of tic Face.

Nothing is trucr than that those who
are passing through the fires of adj
vcrsity" need every expression Of help
full sympathy from those upon whom
such trials have not fallen. But this
truth does not negative the ominous
truth that there l. such a thing as pass
irg through the fires Of prosperity In
some way, sagcly uhscrvcs the Sunday
School Times. TIE v~i-tir.s of these lat
ter fires are II danger Of being scared
to an uncors-iorS insensibili:y. There
is indeed no condition Of lie in which
one is o in T kind of fiery trial or
another, Grd the whole human race is
at al times il need of the help of sym
pathetic assistance from individual to
individual.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

Som OF tac ~rcvc!2tions OF the census
viii sterile q coci many people. For
instance, tEcr, &c nov more than half
n million alrao2l t:cos actually bearing
n the United states; there arc hun
drcds Of thousands Of br-ring crcoanut
trces; there Gre moro than aqaarter Of
Q million Olive trrs5, producing fruit
equal - the b,5t Mediterranean varic-
ties. Thcrs are more than half q mil
li"a bearing banana plants, 2J0.C0o
bearing lemon treaI. 100000 orange
trees, anil 2!.9)i.G91 pilea77lcs. And
the value Of t:opic.l and serlitropical
fruits grown ra!c- t.. american 12g
+ ncarl- S-p."2l,cll.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
RATES.,
LEAD PENCIL JOTTINGS,
Memorandum Made in the Re.
porter's Wandcrings,

MONDAY.

People who are looking for De
sirable builling'.lots should not f&i
TO attend the sale of the desirable lot
on Spanish street on the 4lh day o
May.
The Democrats of Cape Girar
deau township held Il convention a
the court house last Saturday. Tho
convention was not as harmonious a,
il should have been.
The Republicans of this county
met il the court house in Jackson
last Saturday and elected delegates to
the State. Congressional, Senatorial
and Judicial Conventions. Every
township in the county was repre-
scented and the best of feeling prevail.
cd.
F. II. Wclteckc. our present pub
lie administrator. will be Il candidate
before the Republican nominating
convention for the Office of count:
treasurer.
An exchange puts ii this way:
At sixteen = girl waits Il dude with
tootlipick shoes and a microscopic
mustachc: at twcniv a chief ~iu>lic"
with piles of tin: at twenty-five she
will be satisfied with a CONGRESSMAN:
at thirty Il cogntry preacher or doctor
will do; at t%hirtytive. anything that
wear pants, from an editor up.
The st. Louis. Cape Guardian
and Fort Smith Railway Company
lave letter heads with a map on The
back of them showing tie country
through which the road runs and also
the COUNTRY through which the pro-
posed cx.cns;aT and branches will
run.
The Mississippi River is rising
and n few moro inches uiII DO lots Of
damage to the wheat fields ia the low
Iauds.
Henry Swcppc was up before
Justice Wucl,kc this morning FOR
Using a kniir on frank SchIcn=hcia
Yesterday. lie paid a inc OF ten dol
lars AID costs.
Married. al in-> residence of IIor.
l.. +. kiostcrmal:n. April 9th. lS92.
by Rev. Flach,hart Of the Lutheran
Church. William II. Gc!hmnch"r ard
Miss Lena Aiackc. Mr.. GcldrHachcr
Is, and has been. for seven wears. AZ
omploye OF this office, and We caR
say For him that Il more trustworthy
young man rarn"j I've found. His
bride is q Young lady who i wei
liked BY all who know her. Slic Is 4
girl who deserves a COED husband
and size has made the selection of the
right man. The DEN0cEAT join the
many friends of The Young couple in
wishing them nuch JOY.
"A prominent merchant says: Il
have sold Mecriminc tor over 2 year
and guaranteed it TO cnrc any head
ache without bad after effects and
have not found a single case it did
not relieve. Sample free. The pr.
Whitehall Megrimine Co. South
Bend, Ind. Sold by druggists.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

\ gentleman ], hire from -.
Louis taking water woshS t" oar ,ity
officials.
The County Court will meet in
regular se>>ian rcvt MoHll!.
The Odd Fellows celebration
was :. zig thing tor ti.e Cape and be-
sides that I; put several thouNara
dollars III money into circulaiirn.
VIM. Mathews Ia, sold CIT liz
stock ofImubcr :" Mr.. {. VI. Losrrh.
MIR. Joseph is = Irorhrrvtt. =. Joseph,
cashier Of the frs. National Bank.
thief .iu>;irr Edmord~on. OF
Wahoo. was in the city To-day
On Monday. May 30th the school
Board will eject I'll" ;carhers for TIE
public schools for this city.
The Jackson public school closed
last Friday. They have school only
>cvcn months in a year, while we
have nine nonths public school.
The Board of Directors of the
Building amd-Lo&n Association held
a meeting st The court honse Ia. {
night and formed out some money.
The City Council will meet next
Monday at which meeting the Conn
! cilmen-elcct vii; be sworn in and
take their seats.
DIR. Fullerton got a Judgment
against the Gotten Belt Railroad tom-
pany in the Circuit Court at Benton
Yesterday Tor fifteen thousand dollars,
The case will he taken 10 the Supreme
Court As a matter Of course.
Attend the sale of city lots which
will take place at the court house
Nav 81. Three desirable Spanish
street lots will he sold at public auc-
ton.
The MINISTRIES entertained our
people again at the Opera House last
night. The performance was first
class and those who saw it were
delighted.
William Regenhardt went down
TO Poplar Bluff this morning to bid
on a job of stone work.
August Shielbine, we under
stand. has rented his new house Cn
Main street. He has not told any
one who is to occupy the building,
but we suppose it is 10 be astore.
charleston Democrat: At / o'clock
yesterday morning a tired and in
nocuous procession of plcasureseck-
ers wcndcd its way from the Charles
ton depot. 1t was not an inspiring
sight. and depicted well how weari-
some is the search for pleasure when
made by 600 people in railway coaches
capable of seating comfortably half
that number. The procession men,
toned was composed of the Charles
ton Odd Fellows and their friends,
who had just returned from the
| Annuel Celebration at Cape Girar-
deau. They report that the Cape
handsomely entertained the 5000 or
5000 visitors who swooped down on
il that day. "Gwine an a-comin' :
offered the only discomforts of the
excursion. TrainrOom had been pre-
vided for the accommodation of only
about one half the excursionists and
tbc men-folks generally were com.
PEELED to stand during the three
hours journey each way.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

DIR. Harris returned home frCm
b .nton to-day, where he had been a.
a witness in the Circuit Court in the
case of Fullerton against the Cotton
Belt Railroad Company.
: Justice Kimmel married a Young
couple In his office yesterday morn
ing in just one minute by the watch.
Here is the ceremony used: "Do YOU
take this man to be your lawful hus-
band: DO you take this lady TO be
your wife: Then | pronounce you
Rlan and wife-two dollars
-Megrimine is the only guaranteed
permenent cure for headache and
neuralgia. Relieves in 20 TO so min
utes. a great blood cleanser and
stiniulsnt that in time positively cures.
Sample bottle free. The DIR. WhithaIl
Megrimine Co. South Bend, Ind.
Sold by druggists.
Two ef cur citizens became
angry Yesterday and ran tO@ether-a
big man and a little mainland we um-
dcrstand hat had ii moi been for the
interference of friends the little man
would have skinned his kruckic> on
the brass that sticks ont - prominent
on the big mans face. The 5illigcr-
cnts were separated before IL great
damage was done.
The ball given 10y the Odd Eel
lows at the st. Charles Hotel last
night was one of the grandcs balls
we have had in this city tor MANY a
dav. Everybody was there bent on
having Il good time and that i what
they had.
With the hundreds of people in
the city Yesterday and seventeen
saloons running wide open al day
and all night lat night there was not
Il drank man on u streets. Traly,
We are temperate Iawabiding pe"pl
The lightning rod man and Il
jackson citizen were locked up in
the city cooler Monday evening fer
driving. We are pleased 10 see
that GIy officers are mating an effort
10 Put Il stop to fast driving on our
The Board "f Education met
night and after ~di.2o>ing Of
The regular ba>int>s proceeded 10
f1f Il school cntHncrator. There
were two applicant, for the position
w. II. Wi!lcr and Chas. kcmpicr.
After hallotiag tT~cnty-liv" times with
Dut ciecting the Board adjourned TO
meet again this "Wednesday evening.
Tie vote stood three and three ali
he way through.
Hon. Linus sanford is ;hc criv
mn in this couaty Who has Vet an
lounced himself = candidate. lie
30 administer ~iu>tire irom the
Judicial Bench and he Is 4" ba~Lful
about letting The reoric know it.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

TIE advantage Of n t,.icl; skull was
manifested the ether Day ct Canton,
Miss. Il couple OF dgrk;os became en-
yared il 4 quarrel, a1i oac drew 4 re-
volver AMI shot - other, who infant
" dropped like 4 roT 1t wGs thought
that he was dead. bat the discovery vas
made that he WIS merely stunned. The
bullet had natteHed itself against his
forehead, and in Z few moments he was
walking around Cnhurt.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

X front Of tic Si-1!Di='ratior buili-
i2g at the C2!u;1hicn c-poaitio1 the
largest fountain n the world viii toas
graceful strc.rrs AL c1citc TIE aArlira-
ton Of millions of spectators. II is now
being c~oast-,ctcl ii Taris b. Sculptor
M~co,ianniy.. ulp Is acknowledged TO
bc one Ct the very best Of living artists
The il,a Of the fountain is that of an
c?othcosis OF modern libcrty-Colu-nbia
AMI will tale the s,"pco Of . t~riurnphal
barge. f--iG-l l. Time, Ecraldcd Ey
Fem, and rowcl IL oirht standing fig
u-ea. r,Tr23c2ti-g on Il side the 2rts,
end on tn Other ssi,ncc, industry, cgri-
culture a-i clEI.4cr,A
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

The Odd Fellows Celebration
was a bigger thing than Jul people
expected, but we were prepared 10
accommodate and entertain all that
came and we believe all our visitors
were well pleased and enjoyed their
visit.
The lots to be sold at public
auction at the court house on May Sd
are as fine building lots as there are
in the city and they are located right
in the residence part of the city. Poo
pie who are contemplating building
residences should not fail to attend
the sale.
AT the School Beard meeting last
night Theodore OStcrloh was elected
10 take the census Of the school
children in this School District.
There were three applicants for the
position and toriy-live ballot, were
taken before Mr.. 0St"rloh was elected.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

rEorlr who follow: fazhion's foib!cs
in almost everything have just learned
that 4 biz; 1T # L.uc o. white flannel
Is the proper Fari.cut ior i pct dog
while 1T h-ca!:f2st. They also assert
that a dog which wears n collar before
nooa c:..irf.sil I.-e!!5r, aid SHOULD
be loni.h-i fr,u the circlCs of the
cariuc four hundred.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

\ C=:.TAly member cf "the upper
-" IL, saii, curl With much trath,
that Wien fashionable people get too
old AID 100 f.t to dance there is moth.
In !eft 3a-tl bat the pleasures If the
table. from tie iareiaS-r2osl to the
diniD--aocn lie v&= is broad ard
smooth, AID r7saT walk toGctacr there
the rao.acn: they find themselves in
Iiamlct's plight, fat and scant Of
brratI."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

CcE,vL-CEH-G:L. TALLAC1 writes
from Melbourne - warn Americans
G~afaat ~inrci~r@t:r.r 10 that county.
lie say5 th2 c!;;-, c-l Tic country dis
t.:c:5 ~ o2~~:2r from tIc frenzy Of 4
laaj ls,r9 "-.l tha; ~ trades ere stag
r.. Tsc ur-rlr!a rcd arc clamorous
E. wor';. ani IL advertisement for
help i I2av.c:2l by n hundred nppli-
oa2ts FIR every position offered. Many
onrTr,::r h-.ori.aG-s have Sought Can-
Disqualification sncScss, acd the char
ity = TIC few hmcrica1s living thore
has rLorH prevented absolute suffering
for Ice, OF fpol.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

lemon Chill Tonic is more @cncr-
ally used. is more pleasant 10 take and
I more certain te cure tidn any chill
tonic Oh the market. The ~propreIorS
authorize the persons. whose names
are 10 this article. TO guarantee each
bottle to do what Is claimed for il or
ciund the mcncy. Instead of the
sickcning stuff YOU had 10 give y"m
sick child. this is 80 pleasant To taMc
that they look with pleasure TO the
time for another dose. For sale by
Miller X Wilson. Cape Girardeau and
Ben. Schwab, Dutchtown, Missouri
april-i-l-y
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

THERE are oEa people who can't ap-
preciate poetry The other day q for
mer resident Of Plymouth, Pa. returned
home after ~ ahsence Of eighteen
years. Whca his wife saw him she re-
marked: "~i:eyoac, ! will have 10 Enoch
Ardcn buaincss here" and james de-
parted. feeling TINT he was a back num-
Der sure enough.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
Caange Of ownership,

Having purchased the interest of l.
Bcni. Miller in the Drug and Book
store heretofore known IL the Miller
X Wilson Drag Store. and also the
aotcs and accounts due the firm OF
Miller * Wilson. hereby request all
hose owing the above firm to call
and settle their accounts.
Thanking the public for past favors
and asking IL continuance of the same
| an, Respectfully,
J. MAPLE WILSON.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

This is the verdict al Mr.. W. Fall.
32i seventh street. i'iducah. 6y.. WHO
said that il his little .iri Lad Lad
another conge-tjve chill -hc would
have lied. This j. what he write: u>:
Il hava u-rd y"IT Lemon Chill ionic
in nv frn:i'y and lind ii all you claim.
The medicine hs> No la! taste. but
= Gr!ici u>!y Favored. Ny little
daughter. who suffered for some time
with c:iiiis and fever. w"tchcd the
clock in pleasant anticipation of the
next doSH. Lemon Chill Tonic not
Only does aWay with the bitter and
~nlnsc%,In~ mixtures usually prcscrih-
81 for ague. but cif"ct>a speedy and
permanent cure. VERY Gladly testify
Ia the merit of a medicine which |
have seen used in my family with
such signal success" Take no other.
Price 80 cents. For sale by Miller "
Wilson. Cape Girardcau and B"n'
Schwa al. Duichtown. Me. |
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

THERE is not much encouragement.
held ont 20 prcservers OF human life il
.he s,!astia! cIapire. Should a maj IN
China be unfortunate enough to save
the life OF another from drowning he is
sadd!rd with tic expense of supporting
the saved one for the remainder of that
narsoG'S lie
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

UNIQUE contribution was recently
discovered after the collection had been
,ai,,.. in a brooklyn church. 1t COZ
sisted of 4 decd t. a+ouse, a latah-kcy.
bracelets and earria@s. and was intend
ed, as the woa.I said WHO Ea5e the
yii:, Is 4 LeG1a o9erin:
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

4 C~IHcr23A.G iirl recently refused
the Land and tile Of 4 hungarian
count unless he bcc2Iae an American
citizen. Sach 4 F;rl deserves u better
fate than 70 bccof,e the bride ola titled
foreigner, even should he become a citi-
zen Of the United States. There TIRE
plenty OF rcady-madc Americans 70 Sc
log: FROM
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

RECENT investigation has shown that
the amount of t@annin, which is the
n~oxious element OF tea, is from three to
ffe times Is great in the Bengal and
Ceylon leaf as in the Chinese. The at
tention of the nelirl profession IN
A.n.r. 5 ...,.i ~ In. f,..L
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
RheumatIsm Cured in n Day.

"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to )
DAYS. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. 1t re-
moves at once the cause and the dis
ease Immediately disappears. The
first dose benefits, IS cents. Sold by
Rider & Wichterich, Druggists, Cape
Girardeau, No.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30
To the Public

The undersigned takes the pleasure
in notifying the public that he is sole
agent for Cape Girardeau District for
DIR. Fahrney's medicines.
CHRIST. HAMAN.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-04-30

WALT ETITNAE'3 late homo, a little
franz house vCT;h about one thousand
five hC3ir2I or two thousand dollars,
IS to be bought and preserved in his
memory il iIr. TraUbcl, one Of the cx-
ecutors CT thu poets will, al raise the
m7ncy. Ai-SGty circulars askirg for
Subscriptions h-rc been sc@t out to
Whisl2a's a1.ai~2r. Mr. Trcubcl says
that tie two Aci-oo@n5, where Whit
nm did al his literary work, end the
parl2r wcuil b. l:sEtGs they are The
interior VII, hs-cvcr, hc ~aoaacwhat re-
pa:72; :1i re,a;2taL The PEilalcl-
phiS psrs' cLya Ut Whitman left q
number Of Ilcn2s2"ipt5, containing
both rr05r AL poetry, which have
lever been ~ra5.i-..ch among them
was poem, "Co!=>.'r-s," rcccntiy writ
ten on tke coming Coiurnbian c~x!1osi-
tioa. There we-e also some pcraonaI
Effects whi-h, II soll, would bring
large prices, bat these viii bo kept in
the old hon.