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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06
NORTH DAKOTA

B Five hundred dollars worth Of fireworks
exploded in T. 3. Yerxa's store at Fargo,
blowing out the front and doing a large
amount of damage.
a. William Hartman, q deck hand employ
ed on the steamer Alsip, fell overheard and
was drowned at Grand Forks. He was q
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06

THE Harvard class day orator ad-
mitted in his address that the most
potent, grave and reverend college
senior dosen't know it all and doesn't
pretend to know it all. In other
words he isn't half as wise or one-ffth
as conceited as he looks.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06

DR.. SEAvER, professor Of physical
culture in Yale college, says the av-
erage weight and height OF a smoker
are less than nonsmokef, and they
also lack the lung power. About one
third Of the senior class use tobac.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06

THREE quarrymen at Argenteuil,
France, died from excessive water
drinking. By and by we shall have
to pay for bichloride OF pearls or
rubies or something OF the sort for the
water habit.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06

AUTOMATIC bootblacks will beput on
the market soon by a Nuremberg
firm. They will be run on the nickel
in-the-slot plan.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06

A KNOXVILLE man has captured a
curiosity in the form of a knocking
bird, or, in reality two birds grown
together in body, but separate in
head and song.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06
AROUND TILE GLOBE.
a Record of the Weeks Happ enings
That are Now Part Of the Worlds
History.
The More Important Foreign and
Domestic Events Arranged for
Rapid Reading.
WASHINGTON.

THE battleship Texas is successfully
launched atthe Norfolk navy yard.
The president issued proclamation pro-
claiming reciprocal trade relations with
Cuba, under the reciprocity clause Of the
recent tariff law.
The conferees on the agricultural appro-
priation bill have reached an agreement.
The item relative to the crop reports Of the
agricultural department stands as it left
the senate.
The ~ per cent bonds redeemed to June
Ii, inclusive. amounted to $24,O23. $50; re-
deemed during the week, $4,000; total,
S24069,0 50; amount Of bonds outstanding,
81, 1885, $50.
The comptroller Of The currency has de
clared a second dividend of1o per cent in
favor of the creditors Of the Spring Garden
Bank of Philadelphia, Pa, making 20 per
cent on all claims proved, amounting to
81, 683, 676.82.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06

that bath and hair cut did Johann
Most world ofgood. In his anarch-
istic organ he advises his readers to
discard dynamite and obey the laws.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-07-06
IOWA.

Several persons are killed and many in
iured by a clondburst in Chickasaw county,
Iowa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

A charming fire screen 10 made OF
wrought iron III delicate, tasteful pat
tern and Get with stained glass IN the
familiar buli's-eye pattern. A screen
of this kind, set with pale yellow and
orange glass bulPs-eyes, would be espe.
cially pretty IN yellow room or 10
pink and turquoise blue In = little
French reception room furnished In
enamel.
Collars and cuffs look we'll when en-.
csHed In new box, made especially for
the,r reception. II 10 circular, gold
lined, and is executed in applica satin
finish.
New candle shades initiating lace are
exquisite. The effect is produced by
the thick and thin porcelain with the
light shining through. Thus far they
are only in white, but very delicate in
cesign.
The newest sets of brushes, combs
and boxes for the toilet table are made
Of ebony. covered with IN openwork
pattern Of cherubs and leaves in silver
OF Louis XIV style. for while exceed
ingly artistic in effect the set costs lesa
than one Of solid silver, and is much
easier TO take care OF II the mounting
~ oAAuA@Oo AhcesAsp - SAoy oooeiy
are.
English wares have beautiful shapes
in jardlnieres. and . very great protec-
ton to floor or standard are the added
shallow trays TO place them in. thus
avoiding all danger from drainage or
moisture. Min.On and Leeds arc the
favorIte pottery for them, palms the
most graceful plant.
Shells are beautifully polished and
placed upon silver tripods and serve
as bon-bOn dishes. Mother-of-
spoons accompany these. and what q
pretty way to utilize shell, precious
as q souvenir of place or friend.
This frock is OF scarlet tulle, used in
great quantities, and fastened down to
the underskirt of red silk with large
bows of black velvet. The square.
necked bodice ana short, pulled sleeves
are trimmed with bands and bows Of
the velvet. Some of the velvet ID
knotted around the waist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

Col. Elliott r. shepard's paper. which
always carries a verse of Holy Writ a.
the masthead, publishes the startling
rumor that senator Hill Will resign.
1his news 10 above al other post-el
ton news the most unexpected. That
David should carry his personal enmlty
towards Grover to tins extreme Is so
improbable as to lead TO doubt as 20 dis
sanity. OF course Il Is said that he
never wanted to be senator. and only
heal Discussions III his party, but this
falls fiat when 1t Is remembered that
David drew his senatorial salary with
becoming punetuslity while he yet
drew salary as governor. David might
not have been ambitious 10 be senator,
but he had an ambitious desire to Sc
cure the pay. Then t Is said his chief
aspiration Is TO handle the democracy
OF his native state A politician
out OF Office is about as successful
handling great party. as Judge Morse
WAS in carrying TINS state. David has
just been repudiated by the democracy
OF New York. lie once controlled IL
as q ringmaster controls the bareback
riders prsncing Arabian. lie hasn'.
oven the cracker 20 Tue whiplash now.
He has no Offices 10 dispose Of 20 favor
ties. aud IN the capacity of boss of the
jubiiAut New York democracy, David
would be awtully lonesome. IL Is not
for these reasons that Hill will resign.
They are tho Transparent. Like an
other New York senator once saw, be
sees in the future that his influence
and prestige As senator from New York
will be Inundated to the point OF IN
sutferabls poignancy. He hates Cleve-
land. tie hates him with all the in
tensty OF q baffied, outwitted and
crushed political rival. He WILL never
bow to receive favor from his hands.
WShout . reconciliation David might
~ well be sitting astraddle the north
pole as to sit IN the senate as New
York's representative. Conkling re-
Agned for reasons less aggravated.
Hill may DO likewise, unless Washing
ton is extended TO take IN distant
suburbs The city at its present dimen-
sion 10 not big enough for David and
Grover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY.

It's been year today sence last kneeled
and thanked the Lord
For all the wondrous, bIessln's nd the Joys
these days afford.
Nd here am agin this year prepared TO do
my part
At renderin' of thanks devout. most humbly
For ali the good thingsI have got from this
here sinful Re.
Although vow I've seed Of late mighty lot
of strife.
My crops went back on me this year. my Jer-
sey COW. she's dead.
Nd for sixteen mortal weeks lay groanin'
on my bed
With rheumatic; nd crscky. Gee, IL wasn't
any fun.
tell ye. Then my little mare-the speedy sor-
sot so much store on-one day she SHE'D md
run away.
Nd famed herself for life. nd smashed to
smithereens the shay.
Nd then my darter Susan. she cloped the
fourth O. June
With that young sIias Tompkins He's .
worthless sort o coon.
He never earned an honest cent. nd. so far as
can see.
Amt never likely to begin. The couple lives
Nd wife's gone ki nd o. Eighty. too. 1t was
indeed sin
For me to sell for rags the sock she KEEP her
savin in.
ND yet. you know. I'm thankful. spite OF all
my beastly luck
Because don't get nabbergastei ev'ry time
I'm struck.
I know there's lean md fat for all. md I've
Just had my lean.
Nd now juicy slice Of fat II come my way.
ween.
Nd even II u doesn't come. youT hear m >
thankful roar
Because THIS dog.goned year Jest past's be-
-liarper's Magazine for November.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

Among Lord Tennyson's acquire.
ments. accordingto the British Weekly,
Was, it seems, . knowledge of astron-
omy. When the laureate paid his last
visit to London he sent tor Norman
Lockyer, as no wished very specially
to see him. Mr.. Lockyer found that
his opinion was wanted with regard to
the temperature OF the sun, q subject
in which Lord Tennyson was much In
tsrested, and upon which they had a
long and interesting discussion.
The tour made by Prince Henri de
Chartres into Central Asia is already q
matter OF history. His cousin. the
Due d'Orleans, has now emba r ed in o
similar enterprise. He is at Alden or
ganizing an expedition to explore So
maitland and the regions lying be-
tween it and Victoria Nvanza.
The Grand Duchess Nicholas Alex
androvitch, widow Of the recently de-
ceased uncle of tine car, is about to
leave the convent of Kieff, where she
has spent several months, and take up
her abode permanently IN Jerusalem
with ten nuns whom she Will take with
her:
To man who, az he imagined, had
saved his life in a railway accident,
John Hauck, wealthy Cincinnati
brewer, gave $4,000. This was followed
by several other similar gifts, until the
family, finding his mind was giving
way, had him placed under restraint.
1t is said that there are q round
dozen of Americans who look like the
great Napoleon. Mckinley has been
dropped from the list.
Tom Hughes of tom Brown" fame
is now in the 18th year of his age and
IS as clipper and full Of enjoyment as
be ever was.
The pope Is suffering very much from
tooshache At present, his teeth being in
anything but a pleasant condition.
Governor Russell of Massac n usetts
will have salary of $4,000 this year,
instead of $1,000. as heretofore.
A Kansas City farming implement
house intends sending out young wo-
man as drummer next year.
The German emperor has walking
stick made of rhinoceros skin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

would scilos suit aud the established
record OF prolonginz the session 10 sc-
eommodate dilstory measures would
DC broken. BY such . course the work
Of the legislature would be hnished
within few days after the expiration
Of the time limit for ming new biils.
The other proposition 10 likely 10 be q
measure proposing . reduction IN the
number Of clerks Of committees, esps-
elAlly of house committees. Ii - .
notorious fact that for the first sixty
days OF The seasons these elerkships
are unqualified slneeures. Possibly
one or two exceptions may he made.
but as rule the clerks have nothing 10
DO for two months but draw their sal
aries. This proposal will meet with the
opposition of the cnalrmen Of commit
tees. who are always jealous Of the one
si.ee OF patronage they are charged
Win dispensing To youthful favorltes.
However. there exists q strong sentl-
nlent favorable To the adjustment of
these extravagAnt and useless sine-
cures. This sentiment may over-power
the ehalrmen. With the session
materially shortened and superhuous
clerks cut of from the crib, the repub-
lcans will have made . good record if
they do nothing more than repeal the
Miner law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
RIGHT nor Cosr

Four townships IN the congressional
recount show = net gain of SIX votes
for Richardson and one for Belknap.
With the gain OF fourteen reported
from Ionis county, Richardson's total
gain Is twenty. reducing BelknAp's ap-
parent plurality of thirty-three to
thirteen. which Is increased by his gam
OF one vote IN this county to fourteen.
IL the ratio of gains so FAR reported
shall continue throughout the
county, the result will be
largely in favor of Richardson. II
would be premature and uncertain to
base predictions on the recount at the
present stage because the other town
ships. yet to be counted, are apt to
show material gains for Belknsp. which
IN the end may swell bis plurality up
TO the original figures. Il Is gratifying
70 observe that the recount is being
conducted with the utmost impartial
ity. Botn sides to the controversy are
represented by able lawyers. aud the
committee Is disposed to be fair and
just IN deciding all questions affecting
the intent of ths voters. The recount
IL . costly indulgence for the tsxpay-
ers, but II - better hat the cost be in
Cured than to leave any manner OF
doub, az 30 the candidate elected.
The will Of the people has been re-
corded after protrscted campaign.
To change that record from a fact to
. fiction would tie menace to the
ssnctity Of the bsllo, that not even the
mssnest partisan would applaud.
From this standpoint the extra expense
oil cut no figure with the taxpayers.
II vii bs better to pay $50. 900 to have
the count accurate shan TO receive
eso,ooo and have It wrong.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
ANrE-NUPriAL ATTENTIONS.

What is there in the whole economy
of nature that impels the average mar
to make patent to the world the fact
or the implied fact-that he regards
his wife, when ut home or abroad, only
as an unimportant, il necessary, par
of his imperial self.
His ante-nuptial attentions may have
been the most devoted, his bouquet,
larger and costlier than those given Il
other girls in the same set with ap
parently as devoted cavaliers.
But now, while no absolute brutality
exists or could be implied, the lover OF
by-gone days is transformed into 9
prosaic and. to cay the least, careless
husband of the period.
To be sure. it may be argued, he il
not now as then on exhibition, bu
those little attentions that seemed once
so natural and at the same time &C
delightful in the lover are sadly missed
and longed for with genuine heart
hunger by the wife thus neglected.
1t is not for an instant that sht
suspects or would entertain the though
that her husband had grown IN tn,
least cold toward her or that his de
votion was not as strong and steadfas
AZ ever. but those little namelees atten
tons once 90 generously given are nov
missing, and with the freer confidenc,
since marriage comes the little laxitie
in devotion SO soon felt by women ant
so wofuIly Practical by men afte
marriage.
IL may seem small thing, the rails
ing of hat, the picking up of a stra'
sheet of music or the adjustment of I
wrap-all these appear to come natur
ally to the lover, why not TO the hus
band since che has gwen her life ant
ner happiness into his keeping. Small
things. perhaps, but life is made up o
,rivialitlee, and when II IL go easy to d.
20, why not pay these little attention
80 those you dearly love as wives q
ELY as you did when they-the prize
were yet to be won.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
IN LOVE WITH HIS PRINCESS.

A pretty love story concerning the
late Dowager Queen Olga of Wurtem
burg Was published IN Stuttgart. Forty
eight wears ago. when she Was the
greatest beauty at the Russian court
Prince Bariatiski, an officer IN the i'm
perial guard. fell in love with her
When he learned that che returned hi
love he became alarmed. obtained al
audience with Gar Nicholas, and, fall
ing on mis- knees. implored pardon fol
his audaciiy for having loved thu
daughter of his sovereign.
Pleased with his honorable conduct
the Car created him field marshal anc
made aim governor OF the Caucasus
One year later the Grand Duchess Olg'
was married 10 the Wurtemberg prince
Baristiski acquired some fame IN thu
Crimean war, but never recovered
from the moroseness following the die
appointment of this love.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

When the next legislature shall con-
vsns 10 vii meet. Al the threshold Of
its duties. one or more propositions for
the shortening Of the session and to re-
duce unnecessary expenses. The pro-
posai 10 shorten the session will be
favorsbly received, but unless there
shall De svinced the stern purpose 90
make It operative. the isches aud neg
lixeuce of committees siil proloug u
indefinitely. The legislators them
selves ara not 40 much Ia blame
for long sessions ss the per
sors haviag in charge the prepare
tien Of Legislative measures who delay
thssr verk until the last minute. In
The case Of this eiiy e = clearly under
ssocd what legislation = needed - cor
rect sad modify present laws and "a
eonfer add uouss powers upon ths
muntcipsl Ia the interest e scon-
efny and q expedite iegislstea Why
vould it aos be 80. % have these
measure framed snd then dsscusasd ~
the peeole snd ne dsfscts rsm~di~d 81
Nns lee psssentaspsa - th~ iee'slstnfs
81 me earliest prsetrshts ssasnenz II
shss ssfe 1oIse ID sA.s esq sitter atsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
UNJUsrLY DEBARRED.

For more than . year the publishers
OF Printers Ink, paper devoted to
advertisers and the art of advertising.
have wsged a losing war on the post
ONCE department to secure tho
papers admission to the mails as
second-class matter. The little paper
IS one of unquestioned merit, and, from
IN entirely disinterested point of view,
u appears to be entitled to the re.
cognition 1t seeks It's distinct claes
publication. but ditfersin every essential
feature from those committed only TO
the Commercial interests Of money
making mercantile. manufacturing or
other enterprise. Its columns are re-
plete with valuable information TO the
general reader. but more directly to the
vast army OF newspaper makers and
newspaper advertisers. 1t is not sell
fisnly confined TO any one interest, but
Is broad and comprehensive IN It's treat
ment of advertising as an art and as a
matter OF legitimate business. Its
columns are open TO all advertisers on
an equal footing. and Is terms of sub
scrlption are established like any and
al respectable literary journals. 1t
has offered premiums for subscribers
as the great magazines all have done.
and Is Is IN this particular enterprise
and the method of conducting it, that
the pOstofiice department raised an OBJ
lection and declined 10 admit 1t 10 the
mails st second-class rates. The pub
fishers of the journal have exhausted
every remedy and employed every
honorable expedient to secure WITH
drawal of the order bansning their
paper from the mails as second-class
matter, but the department. has
haughtily, and therefore unnecessarily,
declined TO reconsider It's first order.
Smarting under the palpsble injus-
tice il has suffered. Printers Ink de-
mands that 1.-THE terms and conditions
of the law should be so definite as to
"be easily understood, Saying that now
il works great injustice and loss to pub
fishers to permit the postmaster-gen
ersl to coustrue it as he does at present,
according TO his own individual wishes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

submits the following little let If shs
contents OF her Own very smali one;
One note toSk, one parse, three pen
eils. one knife. two ietters, one stamp
box. one handkerchief, Two gloves. six
hair pins, one glove buttoner. one rad
road ticket, three keys, one watch, one
ye:l-twenty I've separate ARTICLES In
THE small receptacle.
Ths 10 an actual let. and although
the tag Was trifie aldermanie in pro-
portions. still il MAS not full. rs bags 70.
Nevertheless. the shopping bag 10
only eight ameliorat.on of our con-
dltion. There must come some sort OF
= revolution.
In the meantime, behoid us.
Poor, pilifui. poeketiess womanl--
New York sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

plete. / allude of course to tho seal
skin jacket. Only a few short years
ago single pattern was issued ut the
beginning OF the cold season for all
seal skin sacoue models. 10 which
mode all had to conform-the young,
the old. the short. the tall, the stout,
the slim. Look around you today.
aud welcome the charming variety that
awaits your choice, adapted to every
purse and to every figure. Most women
would as soon be out of the world
az out of the fashion and as good furs
are not cheap, and bad ones an abomi-
nation, there will probably be a little
extra growl from the head of the fam
lily when the bills come, although when
the growi is out he is pleased and flat
tered in his secret heart that his women
kind should 90 as daintily alfred or
more so than anyone else's.
FLORETTE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
THIS is consoLIno

PIainneee Of features is not at all in.
compatible with beauty. There is q
great difference between . persons be.
ing plain and being ugly. A person
may be plain and yet very attractive
and interesting in both countenance
and msnner. and surely no one could
call such . person ugly. An ugly face
ia repulsise. There are no rules thai
can be depended on for the settlement
of beauty, and still less can ugliness bs
defined otherwise than by itself. IL We
we're asked 10 cay what constitutes an
ugly woman we could not reply. We
know there are such, for We have seer
them.-New York World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24

The girl with iots of money Likes t.
show herseif outdoors IN . complete
costume such 80 here described bat {
dark or black mantle is more economi'
cal. IS II can be worn with any dress.
drew the picture from . walking tot
let OF otter brown and putty color
Grape de chine, made As princes
with reyers OF otter brown silk and
large brown buttons.
The turner's have been put on their
mettle ihls season. To please the fas
tdious taste of our later day mon.
DANES. the tailor and furraer must
nowadays 40 hand IN hand. ard IN no
one particular instance 10 this more
noticeable than in the garment with al
which no woman's wardrobe - com.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-24
THANKSGIVING MORN.


For this
Tals bleak young ds5 that greets the year
grown old.
Thls day Of days in all the chill November.
Through coming time 20 cherish and re-
member
This car OF eheer-of pleasures manifold.
OF music and OF meesiugs
OF hand clasps nj OF greetings
Ana rush OF old-tine memories untold
For this. kind uod. We thank thee.
For all this land. this day wrapt n = calm
Through which no sihie nor lamorons nur-
muir wells;
This day of clouds and random fakes anu
bells
Wherein We ponder Ger life's mystic psalm.
fhis-and the good and grand
The guidance Of Tuy hand.
And love aud sorrow. truth aud friendships
balm,
For this great God. we thank Thee.
For this
This tidal wave OF world-prosperity.
Ihis sweep OF progress In our native land
The peace which bindeth nations hand In
hand.
For what now Is and for what Is TO DO
For health-life's little hoard.
Freuds-chser-a festal board.
Best that ali our strlylngs Thou dost know.
dost see
For this Our Father In Heaven. We
thank Thee.
-Myra Janet Bowmaster.
Gn1xD Nov o3