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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
Estate Attachpti.

Deputy Sheriff McCabe has placed an at
tachment for s140 on the real estate of p.
Pascere & Co. The suit was served on be-
half of j. Bucky of Boston, and the prep
erty that has been attached is located In
West Exchange street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
cHaRLEs b. FisKE DEAD
Was Formerly overseer OF tho Poor for
she Town % Cumberland

Was Formerly overseer OF tho Poor for
Ihe Town 20 Crmbcrland.
Charles D. Fiske died at bis homo In
Cumberland Hill last evening, having been
IN for some weeks with typhoid fever
Mr.. Fiske, who has served "a
number oi terms ns overseer
OF the poor for the town Of Cum
berland, was the son OF =. W. Fisko of the
well-known wholesale grocery and pro
duce firm OF A. Fiske d Co., Of this
city. and the family formerly re.
sided In Providence. For more
than six months the dread fever has
proved stronghold i'm Mr..
Fiskc's household, nearly every member
OF the family being il at the
present time, but this is the first death that
has occurred. Mr.. Charles Fiskc was
81 years OF age and leaves wife and
family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
Lnth to BelIrre suIcila.

NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Dec 10. The
relatives Of Miss Catherine V. Cummings.
the young woman who was found dead in
her room in Boston, deny that she COM
mitted suicide, despite the fact thatit was
found that her death was due to dose Of
cyanide OF potassium They believe that
her hcnfh Mna nccidenlnl
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
si,lh nisirlct Conrt.

To the Sixth district court this morn
ing Charles Smith charged with tho
illegal sale of liquor waived examination
aud was bound over in $1,000 surety for
trIal at the next session OF tho common
pleas division OF tho aupremc court.
Charles Il. Severance WAX adjudged
probably guilty on charge OF indecent
exposure and wns held under 200 bonds
for trial at the puxt session of The geead
t.trU
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12

DIS MoNTs. Dec. ri. AZ. Sovereign &
billed TO address mestiirOf rln knight'
Of LnLnr IA Eaneuli hall. NAafnu. ~ L.
10. SOVEREIGN will travel through
south. speaking ~ least oaos "A day
labor qurei.o1s.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
QUEEN NOT RESTORED.

Steamer Arrives at Victoria with Latest
News r,om Hawaii.
Special TO The News.
VICTORIA, B. G., Dec. 12.--The steamship
Arawa has just arrived from Hawaii.
The queen had not been restored on
December 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12

Cit-iru~ .-thfH mptcd
10 rob sun iinnrt ldams
street gtoc1g in broad and IN
The struggle which tolloWe llfi. after
b,ing beaten by ihc mon. shot and killed
one of them. The dead man II said to be
Frank King, notorious criminal.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12

CHICAGO. Dst. - ihc prosecution ~
The Coughlin case yesterday submitted
bet of So witnesses The only new wii.
ness Is Airs. Andrew Foy. all the other
having testified la the former trial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
STILL THE cohoNEL's WIFE.

Brookiyn Coart Renders Decision I'm
favor OF CORA Tanner.
BROOKLYN, Dec. 12.-The court OF ap-
pcals he's decided that Cora Tanner is
Colonel Sims wife.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
bradshaw.
Other LonaIs.

yannoss v. Bowers was arrested last
night by Officers McCaffrey and Doe OF tho
Sixth police station at his home,64 Capron
street. Prisoner was drunk, smashing his
firDiture, and being very rough at home
the family called in the officers to quiet
him. in the struggle Bowers hit the hand
OF Officer Doe.
David Barre reported TO the Sixth police
station that gold watch had been taken
from his house. One OF the family IL sup
posed to have pawned it. The police arc
trying TO find the watch.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
Bishop Tierney Confirm q.
Special h The News.

RoME,- Dec. 12.-Thc pope has confirmed
ne selection OF Rev. Michael Tierney Of
Scw Britain to be bishop OF tho diocese OF
LIarliaed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
FOR INVESTMENTS,

the East, because OF similar
feature and of stagrant industries, the fall
ing of is enormous and in November, as
report goes, nearly every station on the
Erie system showed material decrease in
receipts.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12

An official table just completed in the
United States mint bureau of the treasury
shows the gold i'm the United States on
Nov. TO have aggregated 1850, ,so5, ,433.
Much of this gold is in the national and
private banks of the country and 1t is
self-evident that II a gold export move
ment Of moderate proportions has been
initiated that there is plenty of gold to
meet it.
Atchison and General Electric are gain
ing in intrinsic value every day, and this
fact will be reflected in market prices SC
soon as speculative sentiments change
from the pessimistic influences under
which mere trading is controlled today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12

Try Ayers Cherry Pecioral Tor your asthma. II
gives Immediate relief.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
westerners iear ST. Paul.

Western stock operators take bearish
position on St. Paul because of the heavy
falling off in wheat receipts at primary
points indicating continual decrease in
earnings.
The speculative outlook for the imme-
diate present favors lower prices.
The holders of Northern Pacific second
mortgage bonds have appointed two ex-
perts to investigate the condition of the
Northern Pacific property. They will
endeavor to find the relations of the
Chicago and Northern Pacific to the Wis
consin Central and the Northern Pacific.
According to Western advices the trans
continental passenger rate war has ended
satisfactorily. Peace has been proclaimed
and rates will be restored on January i.
The parties to the agreement that will
bring this about are the Union Pacific,
the Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern. The Canadian Pacific was not
represented at the conference, but it was
decided to restore rates independent OF
any action ii may take.
The general situation is such that a
lower market is looked for, with occasion
al rallies, but on such rallies stocks will
be good short sale.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
THE FINANCIAL NEWS.


New YORK, Dec. 12.-Wabash, for the
first week in December, shows decrease
OF $4,000. There is some vague talk oi
something good in General Electric. MIR.
Frank Trumbull has been appointed re-
ceiver OF the Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf. The New York Central has dis
charged 1000 men. Reading earnings foi
November will show up very well. Lon
don market Is one-fourth better. Shorts
may cover little causing slight rally
but sales on strong spots are advised.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
oLNEYvJLLB LOCALS.

Peabody Lodge Installed ohlc"rs-A Wed
ding other Local Msuers
Peabody lodge, Order Sons OF st. George
No. 1874, held their usual meeting last
night, President Hanson in the chair.
After the usual routine business the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the en-
sning term by tho worthy grand presi-
dent, Harry \. Bascom, and his staff:
Worthy president, Henry Barlow; worthy
president. Titus Gibson; worthy
secretary, George w. Goodwm; worthy
treasurer, Kimc !. Smith; worthy mes
sengcr, Harry Walton; worthy
assistant secretary, Fred Hilman;
worthy chaplain, John MagnalI; worthy
assistant messenger, Frank Amison;
worthy inside sentinel, Harry Philips;
worthy outside sentinel, Hugh Lawton;
trustee, John II. Hulme. Speeches were
made by the grand lodge officers present,
and the rest OF tho evening was spent in
singing and recItations.
Taylor BraJshsw-
A marriage was solemniyed last night
by the Rev. Thomas Cocroft at the resi-
dencc OF the bride, 1S4 Mapton avenue.
The contracting parties were Joseph Taylor
OF Plaintield street, Johnston, and Bessie
Bradshaw, Manton avenue. Thomas
Taylor acted as best man, and Miss Nellie
Bradshaw as bridesmaid. The presents
were very numerous. A collation. was
afterwards served, and the company en-
joycd themselves until late hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-12
1chieaso Grain Msrkst.

Chicago Grain Notes.
QUOTED A. wEEDES.
Car lots today--wheat, is2; Corn, 5i4; Oats, S0e;
Hogs, $4,000.
Heavy shipping hogs, SASS and 5.s5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Gin nsiblites ungrbcuer.

Die o@rlOner 3eitung" beri6tet in
lan9eren artiteln iiber Elm jun9es @eib
aus SOntelingen (SelQien), bas ieinsn
gbemann, Der nit gebrOhenem geine
trant gu Bette lag, oerort init eiuem
1tOde ourdbldute, oaB Der @ebrlpie
unter ben wu4ti9en S6ldgen ben 8eilt
bate ~auf9eben millien, tpenn ni6t
9Sahbdrsleute auf Die Siilferufe oes
Sranten bin pebreno berbsisseilt pd=
rem. Die SDdne foa oarna6 i6ren
hiililOien Wann ~perlaiieu baben uno
mad ibrer Seimat ms 8rObber;o9tbum
2urembura sefliidtet ieiH. S9mein uno
Siege, ben san3en 8iebbeitano pes Sau=
les, nit lid iibreno. 9as llnsebsusr
bon Weib belize 5. @. 9olper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
! ntereiia 8.
Was vi Oar Dadtr.

Was I'll Sai badtr.
S6on longe mar Ql Saii tUot
uno, pie bel 9roBen Sidtern tets,
8s'hafti9ten 8elebrte Iih
@pl erniten Slei6es iiberaI
Wtt Ieiner S9rlften Iusleoun9
HUB Iubten emii9-la9 aud meiit,
Was er Seoo6t, f0Iidt ~oiienbar -
Sn jeoem Spru6 OerbOrg'nen Sinu.
50 i~tritten ou6 81 gngoao emit
Nier Weiie um Elm gSprt bon inn,
g8as mobl oarin oerbor9en lei.
Der meillte oieB uno Sener oas,
Ser 9ritte 10, Der 0ierte 10 >
9o9 uniinn mars bel @Ien 0leib.
Sin leOer glaubte Gber felt,
&e6t babe er nllr gang allein,
Die Inoeru ieien Giel bios.
SO beitiQ moro Der Streit Sulebt,
Sae Giner bigiQ aufipron0 uno
Saut I6rie: oNh wdrIt 9u
oa,
III Sari, uno belebrteit un8,
Was On bel 81 N Wortge=
oa9t!"
llno iieb'l Der IOrbaug that ii6 auI
uno l1helno trat Der, Den er rief,
VI Sai, in Den Sreis uno ipra6:
,llniOnit 1T ale Sure Wiib'!
Tenn bort uno 9laubet meinem Wprt:
Pin o;eisr Stelle oabt' i9-n ts!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
e i6e 6eit t.

Serr: Sd mOdte Sbnen germ cine
&leiuigteit i6enten, aber i'd babe nur
einen 3manSi9marti6en bel mir"
Better: ySebcn Sic mon Der, i'd
per' mehieln leben. sic trauen mir
mObl MID? ga, oenn t0nuen Sic ia in
Stpiihen meinen Sut balten, Damit Sic
le1en, oaB ib wieOertOmme:"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Ginfaher 9(usned.

6rau: sd peiB gar niat, mas
nit unierm Wao9eu lit. Sn Der
Wo9e miro lie nit ibrer grbeit ME
fertig. uno SOnntag, penn lie 9lus=
9ebtag bat, 1T I'm 2 llbr i6On glles
gewaiden uno auigerdumt."
Mann: rNa, ba peiB i6 Elm gang
einfades Mittel, IaN' lie ale Sage aus-
gebeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
er @~lutsiaaer.
uunOtbi9e St0rnng.

Gs lGltct an elmer Npotbcte I'm y
ubr Nahts: Der Prooiior 0ffnet uno
frGgt I6ldfri9: ,Wos Witniben Sie2"
Stnoent; Sin Ydt9eu Wal5bOn-
bons."
9rOOiiOr (ar9erli6): oSatte benin
oas ni6t and bis mOrQen 3eit 9ebObt?"
Stuoent: y8ewiB, Sic baben Ge6t.
Sd weroe alio, I'M Sic jebt nidt gu
loren, mOrgen wieoertOmmen. 8ute
9t06t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
,4a tuern.n Meihrr III ananen.

tonnte man nit &e9t iaseu, als in
@proheim unlansit Swei @eibsr in
Stereit nit einanoer 9erietben uno li6
sesenieiti9 nit geieuitielsn 10 suridts=
ten, oaB beioe iAwerOeripunoet. Die cine
nit acknowledgement grm uno Die anoere
acknowledgement @use ben &f-
plat Rsli9Bsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Yrattii6e g~inrihtuua.

y@ber, mein Srdulein, Tam Sic
oenn meine ertldrung gar nidt riibren9
Sic ibeinen mirtlid an STEELE oes Ser-
sens sinen ~ @isidrant gu bsiiBen!"
r8eDiB, Sic baben's erratben! @uf
oieie Weiie balten iid ndmli9 meiue
snbeter bel linser friib!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
8~ebentli1es Sob.

SreunO: D8lldli9 psrbeiratbet -.
uno teine Shpie9ermutter!"
Sunger Mann omit einem dnsitli-
den Seitenblid aui iein fantbipp=
DEM: 90, meine Clara 1T mir 9lss
Satin uno S6piesermutter!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
8eru b b.

3e6preler Tim &eItaurant): yNc1=
nerin, Sic brou6eu mid nidt INNER
10 dn9itIi6 i'm Nuge su bebalten! Sd
brepne Sbneu niht ourb - i'd sable
m0rgen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Gin Ar9lpier.

sic: ~Saben Sic ni6t aud i9ou
oaran geoa6t, iib einsn eissnsn Sero
81 9riinoen?"
Gr: r@ber 6rduleinl @er piro oenr
INNER ans @Gfn oenten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

pepi dein @sibna9tsssident.
einen tleineu Sanswurit betrahteno)
LIMB nebmegen bah i'd ihon orei Wo.
ben oorber bran Iein miillen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
u / d E u stpa |.

pg8Gs baben Sic 81 eiisn?"
pWiener g8ilrltlein nit Sraut!!"
rSOnit nibts?"
% ID sic tDnnen aud @iiritlein
obne &raut baben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
@ere6te g 6eu.

&eoatteur: oNun, tommen sic bod
ndber!"
Sunger Si6ter Omit einem i6euen
Bid auf Dem Papiertorb): ,Sitte,
tbun Sic crit oGs Ding oa peg!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
0ebanfenipGne.

Seoermann ioll oarauf a9ten. tuenr
er ipridt ooer idreibt. oaB sr ni6t nllr
Iid islbit peritsbt. ionosrn aud bon
anbsrn ribtig p~eritanoeu wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Barter mint.

Gr: n9ber. iiBsr Gnsel, warum
5peiielit 3u on meiner Siebe 81 Gir?"
Sic: sd CLAUDE nur, lie lit nibt
dnDalteno!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Shnea ertporbenes Slid,
8ebt balo luieoer surit.
ga Gile es poranriitt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Sroboem mir tleiH uno unaniebnli9
limb. tpouen mir bennpb cine srOBe
Hole in Der Welt ipielsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Sinbli Il.

Wutter: Sag Ssinem Sriioerlein,
er ioll pom @aher pe98sDen - es ere
tGltet iid iOnit!!"
Sun9e 04reiD: o@eb' meg, Su
Giel!"
Mutter: vIoplf6en, 10 iast man
aber niht!"
Sunge: n@ie ia9t man na6ber,
penn giner Elm giel iit?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
2arter @iuf.

Gr: r@ber, Tiger 9ngel, tparum
SpeiielIt u an meiuer 2iebe 81 9ir?"
Sic: sd CLAUDE MIR, lie 1T ribt
anbalteno!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Die hummer SrembwSrter.

Die b m men 10 Or I T.
Dame: ySaben Sic piele gier bon
SIREN Siibnern2"
@utsbeliBerin: rSie legen oiel,
aber ih nebme lie niht - 9e~9euwdrti9
iino bic Siibner su brutal"
Game: .g8ie meinsn Sie?"
8utsbeliBeriu: sic briiten ieBt. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
YrQttii6 d.

a.: Ser IrSt bat mir empfpbleu,
i9 iolle Wineralwaiier trinten!"
-: $50, uno mas trinteu Sic benin
oa2"
a.: ,San,iger 8olowaiicr.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21
Gum sahen uno Oenfen,


0aS S6ueIlt
S6ueler ais bic i6ueuiteH Roiie
Die Eotomotipe %rerlt,
llno ais oleie wieoer l6lteller
Mton ben Selegrapbm tenut,
God ais S6neuites - mtbeiie9t-
Vie SerIeumOlng porpGrts fIieSt.
Ger @IItSiG9er.
Gr io9te benz Slid idou LANCE ua6
uno mar offers auf ieiler Spur,
1o6 ruerit er meinte, er bab' IS erret6t,
go mar eS leln S6atteu nur.
Giult flog ibm mas an Der Raj por6et,
"a erl9rut CT uno mid 3uriIt,
luo ais er iragte ylSas mar oerr oaS2"
Ia bteB eS: gSaS ma oa5 Wlid!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Cine 8leinisteit tann urs Sroit uno
aud Irauer brinseu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

SNSSAtlNNttA h"b ~N1N'tIkbNiNV " 1Nlkolk-
ten, oaB beioe ibwerOeripunoet. Die cine
nit acknowledgement Nrm uno Die anbere
acknowledgement Iuge ben &f-
pldsssss'bs".
0eounfenipane.
Sebermanu ioI barauf a9ten, tuenr
er ipribt ober i1reibt. baB er ni6t nllr
Iid islbit peritsbt. ionoern aud bon
anosrn ribtig ~peritanoeu miro.
Sroboem mir tlein uno unaniebnlit
limb. wollen mir bennpb cine 9rOBe
HOlle in Der Welt ipieIsn.
a~..r es-lA
S1neI ertporbsnes Slid,
8ebt balo ,pieoer suriit,
ga gile es ooranriitt.
Cine 3leinisteit tanu uns Sroit uno
audi lrauer brinaen.
Wanhen Ydtern puroe Der 9loel
tpegen 5apierteit perlieben, ibren Gin=
bern ieooh, oamit lie es wiiroen.
@as lit bdBliber uno eetpObnli6er
als unoantbarteit.
Santbarteit 1T cine Der eriten Gigen=
l6aften elmer eoelen Seele.
guf oieier Groe lit Niemanb peoer
ganS 9liidli6, mob 9ans eleno.
Die pabre Hd6Itenliebe alei6t benz
Mtorgentbau, Der unbelnertt in oas
SerS oss llnslidliden tropfslt.
Sine empiansene @Obltbat lit Die
beiligite aler S3uloeu.
8roBe MGnner iibeu Sbaten, bic
ibrer piiroig limb; Barren biugegen,
neil lie oieielben iiir lei6t baltsr.
Die SDien tausen 81 nidts @utem.
Sr6e nidt in Shpabeu, ionoern
in Sbaten oeinen &ubm!
Sbue ni6t oas ssriueite lIebsl I'm
oas sroBte Gut su errei6en!
&ube gesiemt ii6 nur fir ienc
8reiie pelbe ibr 9eben Der 8eiells
i6aft. Der 6amilis uno benz Yater
aaes 8uten geOpiert baben.
Bon ieineu Sreunosn mus man
etipas erDuloeu tonnen.
Wanhe lino oas Spfer ibrer eisenen
Gift.
9epor on ibreibit. beratbe bid nit
oeinsm Settle uno oeinem Semitic.
Hn9iiitsIaie uno Sborbeiten Iino
oft pas grssbnib siner iale6tsn gr.
slebua9.
Die meni6libe Hatur 1T beHer sum
Seioen ais CUR 6reuoe angebrabt.
Der tbieriide Snftintt III gan, uno
gar perihieoen BON Der msulbli1eu
Vernuuft.
Sn spolf Sdlen bon utbsrtrsibung
iino smei Der Harrbsit. orsi Der 9umm.
belt uno fiebeu Der Seudler.i 3usIs
ihreibsn. u. W. .. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Der tbieriide Sniintt III san, uno
gar perihieoen bon Der msuibli1su
Vernunit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Wanhen IIteru puroe Der goel
tuegen 5apferteit perlieben, ibren &ins
bern ieooh, oamit lie es wiiroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

Die meni9li9e Tatur 1T better sum
Seioen als CUR 6reuoe angebratt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-21

@as lit bdBliber uno eepObnli6er
als unoantbarteit.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-09-13
OUR NOBILITY!
Our Contribution to SnObOcracy.
The Drift of the Times.

Our readers can hardly believe that
we are advancing day by day nearer
and nearer to royalty; that when we
submit to be robbed of the fruits of
our own industry we are simply Great
ing an aristocracy which dispises the
whole American people and is eager
to quit our shores and carry their i'll
gotten plunder over to share with the
lords Of mis-rule who have brought
the British Islands and all Europe to
the terrible condition now existing
there. New York city is the centre
of this unamerican breed of shoddy
aristocrats. 1t is great pity it
could not be towed out into the At
lantic and anchored there. From it
nothing but evil influences radiate
this whole land.
But if you want to see how far this
thing has gone, read tbs following:
"An enterprising calculator has
sized up some American contribu-
tions of glittering coin to the noble
social swim of Great Britain. He be-
gins by stating that the Craven-Brad-
ley-Martin marriage exported e2O0,-
600 Zone million dollars) of United
States cash for the English dOwery
fund. He adds the following matri-
monial financial facts as Yankee
",dots" that have settled abroad:
Miss Eva Julia Bryant Mackay,
daughter Of John Mackay of San
Francisco, princess of Galatio Colon
ma and Stigliano, el,CO0,OOO. Mrs.
Frederick Stevens married Maurice,
marq uis de Talleyrand-Perigord, duke
de Dino, in 1887, e6OO, 600. Miss Math-
Ida Davis, married the Duke of San
Croce de Maglione, in 1866, 5000, 900.
Miss Medora Marie Hoffman, daugh-
ter of the banker, married Antonio
de Manca-Smat de Vallombrosa de
Mores and Monte-Maggiore in 1882,
6 100000. Miss Anita Theresa
Murphy married Sir Charles Wolsely,
100000. Miss Elizabeth Livingston
married William Cavendish-Bentinch
M, p, in 1886, 100000. Lady Ar
thur Butler, who was Miss Ellen Sta
ger, of Chicago, 100000. Nine de
'BarriOs, who married the Marquis de
Rcda, had three or four times that
amount. The widow of George Lor-
illard, now the Countess Casa de Ag-
reda, took 100000 to Europe with
her. Mrs. Charles Livermore, who
married Baron de Seilliere, over e2OO-
600. Miss Huntington's (now Primo
ess Hatzfeldt) dot was e2OO, 900. Miss
Minnie Stevens. who married Capt.
Arthur Paget, nearly e2OO,OOO Miss
Edith Pish, who married Sir Stafford
Northcote, good sized dowery. La
dy Vernon took 100000 to England.
Isabelle Won Linden, wife of Count
Won Linden, took about 100000.
Mrs. Hammersley, married to the
late duke of Marlborough, took with
her the yearly interest on 81, 400, 200.
Miss Celia Riggs, who married Henry
Howard, brought him 100000. La
dy .Harcourt, daughter of j. L. Mot
ley the historian, brought her hus-
band $4,000 pounds. Besides these
Miss Jennie Jerome, who married
Lord Randolph Churchill in 1874;
Miss COnsuela Yznaga del Vale, who
married Viscount Vaudeville, after
wards duke of Manchester, and her
sister, Miss Natica Yzanga del Vale,
who married Lord Lister-Kaye, had
good sized doWries."
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-09-13
A Dead Statesman.

"The agricultural states have suf-
fered eighty times more than the
silver states by the demOnetizatiOn
of silver, and would be benefited
eighty times more by free coinage.
and sir, by this infamous crime of
1873, the farmers are now suffering
a yearly loss of $1,000, ,OOO, ,OOO. -
Roger @. Mills in the House Feb.
3, 1886.
Roger @. Mills? Roger @. Mills?
Seems to me l have heard that name
before Wasn't that the great free
silver leader of the democracy who
made the welkin ring with his clam
ors for justice to the white metal?
Certainly. Where is he now? Why
he is United States senator from
Texas. No; no; that can't be so: he
must be dead. Haven't heard his
name or a word from him for six
months; surely if he was alive his
voice would ring like a trumpet call
once more, as it did in 1886. He is
certainly dead and buried forty ia
thoms deep. Not at all. He is sim
ply hypnotised. Cleveland is sitting
on him and feeding him with little
pieces of federal patronage. He
opens his mouth and chews and is
silent amid the clamors of the great
est battle of history.
Alas! Alas! Is Democracy like
Dante's hell:-"All hope abandon
those who enter here?" Does man
have to give up his honor, his man
hood, his principles to the great
Dagon of Wall street, as the price
of dwelling in the temple Jefferson
and Jackson erected? 1t looks like
if n