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Evening journal., 1892-03-08

Ex-City Treasurer Milton S. Shippers
day secured a divorce from his
wife, Ella S. Shippers in the Common
Pleas Court Of Philadelphia. The
grounds for divorce are said to be inhdel-
ity to the marriage VOW.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08
An Illustrated Lecture By Col wOodmap

Colonel A. J. Woodmsn, past d,
partment commander of tue G
A. r for the district of Della
ware, will lecture In Phil
Sheridan Pos, room over the Grand Opera
House to morrow night In addition to
the lecture there will be a stereopticsn
exhibition. The lecture promises TO be a
very interesting one.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08
OTICE
TO TIE pEL!NQUENE gAxPAYERs OF

To THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
NEW CASTLE HUNDRED.
Ths taxable residents OF New Ca tie Hun
bred and ell persons liable TO pay tax In raid
Hundred are hereby notified that the under
signed Delinquent Tax Collector for said Hun
cred Will be &C the store Of william silver
at Red Lion, on Tu-sday, March IS, between
the hours of 2 and D. m, and at the office 81
Julian ID. Janvier, Justice OF the Peace. In
New Castle. on Monday, March = and Tues
~, April II 1892 between the hours of -
noon and d. m. for the purpose Of receiving
tsxes 10 pursu nee OF an act Of the General
ably Of this State.
JOHN T. HAYES,
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes Of New
Castle Hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

CAPTAIN Of Pfecinct-"How Is It you
didn't catch the thief" Patrolman-
well, Cap. jest as | grabbed him be
slipped out Of his coat and dove into an
old b'iler close by; an when looked In,
found be had went out Oh other end. -
Captain Kind Of cylinder escspement
foiled the watch that time, heyT-
Puck
Evening journal., 1892-03-08
NOTICE

TO THE DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS OF
WILMINGTON HUNDRED.
The taxable residents Of Wilmington hun
bred and all persons liable TO tax In said hun
dred are hereby notified thatthe undersigned,
delinquent tex collector for said hundred, Will
be az No Sb Market street, In Wilmington, In
day. March 81 and Thursday. March ~, 1892,
between the hours OF and y. M and az the
WeccacOe engine house on Tuesday, April 10.
1892, ietween the hours and p. M, for the
purpose o. receiving taxes IN pursuance Of an
act Of the General Assembly Of the state.
GEORGE J FINCK.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes Of Whining
ton Hundred.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

A number Of good second hand pianos,
upright and square, all prices and easy
terms. H. y. RobeleD, knabe Piano
Agency, no Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

Sussex wood choppers are paid forty
cents per cord. 1t 10 chopped TO be made
into charcoal
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

All persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same, duly
attested 10 the Administrator, on or before
March 3. 1893, OF abide the Act Of As
sembly in such case made and provided.
HARRY EMMONS,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08
BIGGs SCORES tImPLER

He Says That He is Beneath HIS Notice
Either as "A Man OF a Member OF the
Levy Court.
When Levy Court re-convened at 100
o'clock yesterday afternoon the room was
filled with persons who wished TO see the
outcome Of the Biggs-Simpler'Levy ep.-
sode Of tn morning session.
The Republican leaders Of Corruption
Hall wei there, as we're also John JeIe-
miah MRhoney and Solomon Levy Sharp
less, his bosom bloek-b book companion.
BIGGs SCORES SIMPLER.
Shortly after the gavel dropped, Chair
man Buckingham arose and said
Gentlemen, Clerk of the Peace Biggs
wishes to say word or two.
Biggs-"Mr Chairman, 1t will be only
q word or two think You have stood as
close to me as anyone else, land | now
ask you and dozen others
word this morning If did l have man
hood enough in my body to apologize
for IL. was grossly insulted
by one Of the members Of the
Levy Court this m orning and
II he has not enough manhood TO do the
same as have offered to do l will here.
hIl6E cOuslueE mn Dtufhlu my ulButNJ
and unworthy Of notice either as a mem
Der OF the Levy Court or as a man.
No reply was made to this, and Mr.
Biggs took his seat and began filling IL
vouchers
During the afternoon Mr.. Hickman
advised the Levy Court Ia
allow Assessors 0'Harra and Con
way to certify to their assess
ments In order that they may b
placed in the hands Of the clerk Of thu
peace, copied and hung up. The Re
publica members contended that unde
the law they did not require the
certificate of the assessors. No definite
action was taken.
Constables Neutze and Brown were
sworn in to guard the Big Six from mol
violence,
The rest Of the afternoon was con.
sumed in putting on names,
ALL QUIET ALONG THE POTOMAC.
Levy Court met at 10 o'closk thi
morning. Not ripple disturbed thu
sweet serenity, and only about thirt
names were added to the list up to tn
the time Of taking the noon recess.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

NOTICE.
TO DELINQUEy st TAXPAYERS OF CHRIS.
TIANA HUNDRED.
The taxable residents Of Christiana Hun
bred and all persons Liable to tax In
said hundred are hereby notified thet
the undersigned delinquent tax col
lector for said hundred viii be at the Post
Ofice. HIGH nds, and at the hotel OF Thomas
Lawlesa, on Thursday, March 10th and 18th
between the hours OF ] and D. m, and at
DaltOn's store, Centreville on Fridays. March
Itch and 18th, between the hours OF | and 3
D m. for the purpose Of receiving exes, In
pursuance Of an act OF the General Assembly
Of the State.
+. A STURGEON.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes. Christiana
Hundred
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

Fred Lowe Of Elizabeth, N. j., was ar
rested at the house of Mrs. w. 5. Dem
mis-, No. 2O6 King street, by Detective
w. n Decker of that city, and Sergeants
Ingram &nd Chambers this morning
Lowe is wanted In New Jersey for
alleged emb, zzlement end when
confronted By the charge there he left
that city. Lowe at once came to this
city aud has been here for two weeks
Through the efforts Of Sergeants Ingram
and Cham sdrs they located Lowe at Mrs.
Dennis house. When placed under
arrest hs was very much surprised and
decided to return to Elizabeth. He was
taken to the police station and left on
the 10 06 train over the P,
w. & B railroad With the detec
tive. Lowe was employed ny an insurance
company In that town The amount
s'olen is not known. Lowe Is tall and
cd looking man. and was well-dressed.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

SMALL CHANGE CAN BE RAD AT The
EVENING JOURNAL OFFICE.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

NOTICE
10 THE DELI, QUENT TAXPAYERS OF
BLACK BIRD HUNDRED
The taxable residents Of Blackbird hundred
ana all persons liable TO tax In said hundred
are hereby notified that the undersigned De
linQuent Tax Collector for said hundred will
be at Mrs. PER- 3 store. near the Long
Bridge, on Thursdays, Mavch II and 81, be-
tween the hours Of and 4p.m. At Dulaney's,
on Thursdays. April and "a. between the
hours OF 2 aud 4 D. M, for the purpose Of re-
ceiving taxes. In pursuance OF an Act Of the
General Assembly Of the State.
r. G. BROCKSON.
Collector Of Delinquent Taxes, Blackblrd
Hundred
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

New styles, new designs. Story q
Clark's organs. b. F. Robeien, no
Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08


An ADJOURNED STATED MEETING
a OF the Tenth Ward Democratic Club viii
be sd on Wednesday evening, March 3, at
3 O'Clock. Full attendance OF members re-
quested. business OF Importance Will be
brought before the meeting
JOINT. MEALEY. Sec.
ID EAfOvAL.-DR. A f. FRANTZ HAS
IL removi his Offices and residence 10 No.
5Ol Delaware avenul.
NOTICE T. THE SILVER ASH INsTI-
~ tute will treat and cure patients tor
morphi and alcohol habit. Ca and invea-
tigate our Institute. Head Building. Rooms
7 and ~, s. Z. WlLGus, Manager, VIII
mington, DEL.
MO IICF.-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Bay state Gas Company will b. held
At the offices OF the company. corner Fifth
and Shipley streets, IN the city OF Whining
ton, Delaware, on "wednesday. the 10th day Of
March. 4. d.. 1892, 40 1890 o'clock, a. M, for
the purpose OF electing directors and the
transaction OF such other business as may be
brought before the meeting. The polls Will
remain open from II o'elock a. m; until ~
o'clock noon. 4 he transfer books Will remain
cl0sed until March ", 1872
w. III. MILLER. Secretary
| Dated, February ~, 1872.
Evening journal., 1892-03-08
RE0IsrEK,s oRpERs
EGIsTER's ORDER.
X 70 = T II = '" ~
REGISTERS OFFICE.

hEGlSIth'S OfElCE. [
NEW CASTLE COUNTY Del March 3, 1892,
Upon the applical on OF Harry kmmons,
Administrator Of Mary Schwenk. late OF
Wilmington hundred, In said county. de-
ceased, iC is ordered and directed by the Re- g
lister that the Administrator aforesaid give
notice OF granting of Letters Of Administra-
lion upon the estate of the deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements 70 be posted
within forty days from the date OF
such letters In six Of the most public places Of
the county OF New Castle, requiring all per
sons having demands against the estate tc
present the same, OF abide by en- Act Of AS.
sembly In such case made and provided; ano
also cause the same TO be inserted within the
same period in the EVENING JOURNAL. o
newspaper published in Wilmington, Del,
and to be continued therein three weeks.
Q. o. d.
Given under the hand and Sea
of Office of the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New Castle
- county aforesaid, the day and
year above written.
j. WILKINS COOCR, Register
Evening journal., 1892-03-08

Hon. Thomas F. Baysrd, Secretary OF
State under President Cleveland, was In
terviewed at his Office this afternoon.
f'Mr. Bsyard. do you think the killing
OF the English banker In Yokohama, by
Lieutenant Hetherington of the United
States navy, will give rise to inter.
national complicatiozsp
No It is not an international ques-
tion. Il is a case for the consular court
OF Japan. In capital case the United
States consul-gensral and four associ-
a'es, citizens OF the United States, try
the case. They must all Eve agree
upon the verdict. II such an
agreement Is reached It must be approved
By the minis err We have no minister
in japan. but an sppell may be taken tc
the United States Circuit Court OF
California, ThisI consular jurisdiction
applies to Chi a, Japan, Sam, Egypt
and Madagascar
He cited number Of eases sinllar Il
Evening journal., 1892-03-08
NO NEWS FROM JAPAN.
Mrs EmIen Hewes Denies That She
Has Received Letter.

Her Husband Expected Home To-Day
Mrs. HIVES Denounces Newspaper Pub
lIcations AS "A Pack of Liss."-Messrs.
Bayard and Bates say it is Not an In
ternational Question
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~Gf[ak.Sot9rimsem.

Strabbnrg. @egenlpdrtig liegt
Der beutIden Regieruns cine gr6Eere
Nn5abl BON @eIudeu Dor, 1T bener ees
beten miro, aus9emanberten S6bnen Sic
Niiffebr unb ben itdnoigen Nnfent9alt
in @liaB sotbrinsen gu s%eftatten. 3abl=
rei6e Samilieit Ser befleren Stdnbe
lieben, belonoer8 in ben eriten Sabren,
lire S0bue mad Granfreid alsipalls
bern. sic iolgten battalS benz Druid
Der 0ffentliden Meinung, gum sro6er
9beil mObl lit Der Metnuns, Die Sim
Derleibung ait Deuti6lanb iperoe nur
poriibersebeil0 ietn. Sn5mil6en iino
bic Gltern pielfad lit benz Sitter anee-
langt, mo iie Die nit rem Betricbe Ser
Sabrifen, @ei9dfte ODER Sitter perbuu-
bene Grbeitslait auf jiingere .S1nlterr
a~bSulaoer gen6tbist iin0. 8iS iett
1T bon Der 9fcgiernng 5par bet uoriibers
gebenbc Nufentbalt auseetpanberter
junser 9ente irn- Reidslanbe in aupor>
tommenbifcr @eiie 9%eitattet iporbeu,
oasegen iulrben ale einen ftdnbigen
Nufentbalt perlangenben @elu6e abs
ibld9ig beIhieoen. Cine Nenoerrna
oieies Yerfabrens lit in abiebbarer 3eif
pobl fidt 81 ~eriuarten, fdon I'M, ben
I'M 2anOe Derbliebenen iungen 2euten
segeniber feline unseredtisfeit 3u be-
9eben, Johann aber aud, nm Der Sc
p%0lternng 3a 5ei9en, baB benen, Die fid
ourd MuSfDanoerung Der 8flihten 9es
0en Npttfmf0uA erftichen SIC 6c;,noth
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OELRICHS & co..

BotDling @rsen, Wew Worf.
.. s.. Yeters, @alsefpn, Eegas, @eneraI : 4aeni
fur ben Sieen.
%. s. Yonms, 6. @riefenbe6, Susp & e@m.ls.,
unp j. @. WaeNamara, Nsenten fir Gan Mntpntp.
2. Mun8e q Co., N9enten fur Guerp.
y: Wuliet. Nsent fur Sdulenburs.
Yeoie &apbael, GSent fhr 9puftpn.
clemens 4 Sauft unb Grnf Saerff, Gstnten fn,
!. 86ttfer, 9sent far Wetmar, Gegas.
4. q. 9asler y Ge., asenten fur BatrOp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27
coRoC= Nao6rid6ten aus Der
n(ten 9eimat6.
8a0em.

&arISlnbe. Die 8etbeilisnl1g
Der baoilden @einbanoler aus ben
9alptgcbieten beS babilden &einbaueS
oil Der &cltanSitellltlg in Chicago miro
nad) sen n~clleiten Mittbeilun9e1, Sic
ali ~5uitanoiger Stelle porlieeen, cine
itarfe. 10 oaB clue wiiroise gcrtretuns
ocs baoilden @cinbaue8 geiihert err
ideilt. Die J(egicrung bat, nm audi
bon lid) ans eitlen siinftisen Grfolg Der
baoiid)cn DEMONSTRATING III f0roeru
lno faonrgD oaS a5ias9ebiet uwuierer
Meine III crmeitern. cine nanlbaite
finanSis. 8eibilfe Suseiast.
81 aun5eim nj. Sin lleucr ~eilerler
9uimaiter, senamlt n@rie Sriens,"
GiseutlwM oes Setter 9rielS aus
Wfannlltint, Onr6fubr auf Der eriteu
gergrtiie III S9lepptau beS S6ralt<
bcubampfcr5 vllnitas gr. 3" sic Shiff<
briidc 81 Goblen;. Der iiberaus reid
~beilaggtc ltattlide S6leppfabn ipllroe
aui ciuer S6iffsmerft in Stringent q. 5.
g)liel erbalit uno bate 10000 Gcutner
S6meFclfieS gelaoen.
Dberwibl. Dieter Gage 9clpanll
Sberlebrer Trimpil bon leinen 20 8iez
nenp0lfern 5miiden 5 uno 6 Gentner
9onis, Obue lie gu idmaden, uro Grinls
pin criuartet nod brei Gettrcr 0onia,
penil nnr nod eini9e 3eit Die aaSses
sei9nctei 0oni9tbaue fallen, Die l1on-
lan9c ni6t mebr 10 iippis warer, lpie
oieien CONNER.
@ies1o6. Die aub eincs bieiiseu
~Sanowirtbs (6ran3 W.) bradte ein
lebenoeS 9alb CUR Melt, ipel1cS i'm 8ee
iise 5weier Mauler lit. Das 9elonrte
9alb fat rdmlid auf Der linfe1 Sopfs
ieite Elm tpeiteres, wenn aud iidt gan3
normalcs, jebo6 beweslides Mtaul NIT
3dbneu, and ei1 3iinglein l1gt bin unb
wieoer oaraus beruor. Mud Elm suge
1T oberbalb bes 3weiten Marles beinabe
uollftdubig on8gebiloet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27
@eferrei&.

Wien. Eros Der Sommerrube
bleibt bnS Sntereiie Der 6fterreihiIhen
Snouitrie fir bic 1etbeiligung an Der
Weltausiteluns In gbicago Elm reyes
10 erbielt bic 6iterrefdiide Mbfbeilung
iest stnet erfreult1en 8uipa9s bnr6
BITE Mnrelbung elmer Golettip@N uStels
lung Der Dre1sler WienS, fpelhe 81
Sirr1en urnfabt bic Wilbnng BON aots
lsttips Musitellun9eu Bet atlberen Bratt,
den 1T TN 3u9e. Die Tro9tfoifsni
ftelleu fi9 ab Mieu, Bobenban utb..
G9er biS tn bic Musite[unaSaebaube inI
Chicago fiir eep6bnlide Sitter ilur anf
circa Z Bite 8 @ulbet @olo per Il =
attc9rar1tt. = Der Wiensr Erobren,s
psrstit hat Dor aur3eut clues ietner
aomitemitglieber, 6errn Gum DC Pie.
ron, nod Mmerifa geienbet, nm borts
ielbft Nntdnfe fir ben gerein 3u
MAIDEN. SIS mnrbe gu bielem 3mede
bic Summe BON 10000 @ulben bepi[s
list. fir melde oer Delesirte orei m0g>
lidit eoel sesosene Sensite ertuerben
iod.
Bao. aiirslid besab iiA Der bic
ii8e G~aufmann Siibor 8rud IN ben
finfteren Seller, moielblt CT ba1r9 einen
3ufaI ben 3apfen zines init SpirituS
9efiiaten Safes beransitieb. Sn ieinem
Sdreden jiinoete Brud Elm 8eibb0fS6cn
on, UNI ben 3apfen 81 luden. Dof feline
nit 9pirituS getr1nften Gleioer fingen
6euer nnb Der llngliidlihe %perbrannte,
ebe Inn 9ilfe 9ebradt meroen fonnte.
S56l. Tor Gursem famo bier Die
feierlide Gntbilung Der gitbiomsS alss
qnelle I'M Beiiein oes Y%e,irfshaupts
manneS, Der @eneinbepertretuna unb
ber 3urdr5te ftatt. Die inn Sihler
Sal5berge entiprin9enoe 3uelle, wclde
an minerolii9en 8eltanotbeilen oem
3ilfinger 9rinfqnellcn ndbefommt, be-
bertet fir Si6l cine nelte emincite Nns
3iebunssfraft.
Male.- Dor &urSem lpnrbe unler
Ort bur1 chen 8rano gu 3lpsi Drift
tbeiten 3erltDrt. Gin bunoert 0auier
iinb abgebrannt, 140 6amilien nit
900 Berfonen oboadloS. Das Soft
amt, 6as 6otel .3nr 9rone," baS 9lo,
fter un6 Ste Gapn3inerfirde nit Der
iurrtbpollen 9lolterbibliotbef lino poll-
ftdnoig serit0rt. Gin Mailt, Der bel
ben Rettungsarbeiten bonn Dade i%tiir3te,
ftarb, Elm anoerer ipuroe f6lper perlest.
Der @efammtidaben miro auf 500. 900
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Der bon ibr ~serfertists
muutId1e Witrtel

III Der tpunoerbarfe 3aliaman Der @elt;
Ct fiterf 5einem Sefiber ipirfIid Mnihdbbare
8ortbeiIe Slid uno Grfolg in @el1aften.
Qotterie uno allen llntermsbmumgen uber.
baMpt, Gbub Dor &ranfbeiten un0 I'm.
8lafsfdlen, ioipie aIieitiee 6reanoj6aft,
Qiebe uto Idtung.
~Oieie Magif6en Gartel ipurben suert
BON GraM Gabine's urgrobmutter, Der
tpeItberibmten Wae. Qenormanb in Yaris
anseferti9t uno bon ibr itammt bas Sc.
9eimnib Der &nfertiguns Derielben ,tD
Ntemanb auber Sram Sabine farn oiefel.
ben anfertigen o0er perfaufen.
SIR bic sabnoien @unoerfnren, 5otpk
fonitisen plinotrbaren Werfe, bic Gran
6abine poabradt bat. befibt ie eine arobs
In3abI BON beidporenen Seuanifien, Derep
Gopietn In ibrem 12,ietfigen iIufrirter
Circular entbaltem finp. Gieies Circular,
betitelt: "The Peoples Friend, !" peldei
N oeutifer uno engliiber Gprade fur
Gents fret perianDi mirb, entbdlt aud NOT
cine Anaabl bon Iobenoem G%mpfebIunatr
bic ibr BON beoentenoen 8eitunaen sessbt
iouroen, iDtuie cine iquffrirte @ef6idte be
8~abrfaqefanit BON 1000 Sabren Dor GbriS
geburt bis CUR Sebtaeit.
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Q Noti5. o

Trau Sabine beforst ale g..
tbafte p~erf6nli6 uno bat feimen
Mgentcf ODER Wartncr. 9fae BIZ
hb oafhr auSgeben, finb Betrieet
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27

E'f h%truamie.. 3nn,thamofs,
Spree, Eiavel, Lahn, Tl.x.
Sale. Ali~a. Cider, tu,s,
Vert. t'"'da, Eli,t.
Kaiser Wilhelm II.
Sonnuotaas. Z snfi - uan Mn,
Nd t., pon HfeMsn,
5punab ahs. D,ri fa. 8 uub unu,.
no be oun Nem Wntf.
Bremen 1T iebr bequem fur s~Rei{eube seleaeu uni
poa : I'm en- aus fam man tn iebr turier 3eii
lar1n1tlthe Stabte Deutfhlanb8, Oefterret&s uub Sc,
S4reta errethen. De GHnelbampfer bes Nprb.
ger 3wtia enbedsz Bafasiere unb 5petter GaiIte 5 Baf.
ilsagteIe sebaut, baben bote 8erbede, por8hgltGe Ben.
tlattcn unb etne au8se5eiHnete Werpaeauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-27

s0r Wenn Semanb fem unb 3u arl>
nebmbaren preiie ipeifen mill, 10 gebe
er gum Miffions=@arte Die
0erren Nbciner Il Saul, 8eiiber biee
les gtablihements, balten barauf, ibre
@dfte itets pollfOmmen sufrieben gu ftelz
lem. Nae faifonmdbigen Selitatefen,
4uitern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigel &c iinb
bort in Der belifateften 3ubereitnng ale
3eit gu baben. MablSeiten tperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der &unbe1
gefanbt. Nu6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiemirtbf6aft perbunbene 9 a r
r 0 0 m bic belten @etrdnfe, itets frif6es
Bier unb feline 2iqu0re uitb Meine.
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8udieuS Mrntca galbe.

Die bette Gable Der Welt fur GGnitte, Queti&un.
8en, @eiHuhre, Gieber= unb Sautsa usi@las, EIebte,
aelprunsene Sdube, Trcfbenlen uhb aue Sauffrdnts
hetten; turrt Sdmrrrtcipen pher tetne Be1atluns.
BDatse 3ufrtebenbett sarantirt pber has @elb pirh
bnrlfe-ftattet. Is Gents bic G1a9tef. Bum Wertaui
WhpIefole,
Arizona republican., 1892-12-25
Premiums to AericuIturi,,s.

The republic of Paraguay, to induce immigration and secure the develop ment of the land, has offered some very generous premiums to agricultural col- onists. lt agrees to give eighteen pre- miums, ranging from $j.OOO to $G25, for the cultivation of tobacco, three pre- miums of $4,OO0 for the cultivation of coffee estates containing l5.OOO plants. two premiums of 5000 each for the cul- tivation of eighty squares of sugar cane, two premiums of $4,000 for the cultiva- tion of 25,0OO cotton plants, and pre- mium of 5000 to whoever cultivates 25, ,000 Brazilian banana plants. Thirty two other premiums of $5 ,0OO and Sl0 ,00O are offered for the cultivation of rice, mani. alfalfa Qucerne), maize, Brazilian banana plants, ramie, orange trees, lemon plants, grapevines and indigo, and for the establishment of sugar mill, alcohol distillery, steam sawmill, wine factory, factory manufacturing general cloth made from raw materials of the country, factory for the extrac- tion of textile fibers in general, factory of cooking oil, factory for the prepara- tion of preserved fruits, cigar factory and manioc four factory.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-25
An Insurance Agents Check.

On the strength of his remarkable re- semblance to ex-Senator Miller Phila- delphia insurance agent gained entrance some time ago to the floor of the senate chamber at Washington. He was at first challenged, but when he indig. nantly said to the doorkeeper, Don't you know me?'' that official made pro found obeisance and opened the door forthwith. 1t is said that this interesting Philadelphian was once introduced to General Grant as Senator Miller, and the general did not discover the mistake.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-25
THE VERMONT BUILDING.

elaborately carved. The plan was drawn by Architect Jarvis Hunt, of Weathers. field, and the expense of the building is borne by 100 prominent citizens of the state, who have contributed $i00 each. The main entrance will be through an elaborate portico, and the interior will be finished in way to exhibit every va. riety of stone in the state On this point the designers are quite enthusiastic.
 Like most state buildings, it is chiefly for social purposes, but there will be a few remarkable curioSities on view in it. In the main exposition building Vermont will have that whale skeleton which was found few years ago near Lake Champlain, 200 miles from the sea and ninety feet above the sea level. Animals and birds peculiar to the state will also be shown. and over l,GOO varieties of plants and flowers.
Arizona republican., 1892-12-25
MRS. KNIss AND HER HOUSE.

house with the $500 which she had con trived to save The husband laughed, but following instructions soon selected a pretty piece of ground about one acre in size, which was bought for SlOO. There the little family moved at once living temporarily in Il tent. Mrs Rniss then paid Q visit to sawmill and spent all of her money for lumber, at the same time announcing her intention to build the house herself Her husband would willingly have lent his aid, but food had to be provided for the family, and the funds were now all gone.
 Mrs. Kniss set to work, and though she did not follow the rules in vogue with architects she nevertheless sue ceeded in putting up home that is com fortable, while not neglecting her house. hold duties in any way. She is the mother of three boys. who attend school. and for all of whom she makes clothes Mir Kniss declares that his wife is the smartest woman in America, and in view of her house building achieve. ment his estimate of his plucky little partners abilities is perhaps pardoua ble
Arizona republican., 1892-12-25


 over armies engaged in close combat, so the civil war of lNGl-5 caused Ameri- cans to ignore the fact that the bloodiest war in modern history was in progress in China. and the great rebellion >as suppressed at an estimated cost in bat tie and massacre of 1.0O0.O0O lives.
 The Chinese emperor iS so secluded that Eiceroy Li became real ruler. He advocated liberal policy in everything except religion, granted concessions for railroads and telegraphs, including the famous one to Count Mi,kiewicz, and put down rebellion with a fierce energy But Inc does not like the missionaries, and it is suspected that he secretly Ia vored the recent outrages on them. In the first stages of his madness, II is said, he slapped foreign ambassadors in the face. insulted all officials who came near him, and by refusing hls official duties threw the whole administration into confusion.