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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25

bilbenber Nabrungsmtttel, bic be1onz
bers BEL fiBenber 2ebenstpetie NIT le!@z
teren pertau{4t merben mil en-. Der
Men19, Der 1ein t0rperliAes Mo9lbez
ftnoen eenau beoba4tet, unb tntolge
be~sn einen fem ausgebiloeten Snitintt
beiibt, miirbe benin Gintrttt Der Warme
me6r WaHer, 2imonaoe uno oiinne
8isre t~rinten, iorpie itatt letter Tlst1@
1pei1 en- nit 19perperbauliden Soaz
cen ne6r Ms5l< unb Mil4ipei1en, @ez
mi5e, SbF, &ompott, Grimes unb &C.
fod6tes TleiiA gu ii4 nebmen: Sc
mebr BON auBen auf bic 8lutperbtdung
eiuaetpirtt pirp. bslto ma6r mub tns
nerli@ ibr entsesengeitrebt tperoen.
Man tam ebsnl osut gu bel Nab<
run9s1toF i'm 8lute baben, tpie 5u ne
nia, oas ri9ttge MaB giebt gang 9enau
Der Gel III bbaitsa Sbermometer, bus
tDrperli9e MobbsfinDen, an.
Be1omcers gu permeioen 1tno BET
tdno;ger Mibistcit ale Spetien NIT
brauner Butter, ba Dieie geraoe zines
Der am a1erfdpperi item peroaultten
Nabrungsmittel 1T. 9enn nt4t nur
1djperes bides 8lut, 1onbern auh e1ne
ii6ergrobe Mnitrengung ber @eroauz
unssousane eraeuste Miiotsteit oes
gan5sn &0rpers.
Wir baben 16on bes @snuHes bes
@riinen geoaat, uno serabe 9ter3l1
6ieten uns ia ber Triibling. tpie per
@ommer bic BETTE @elegenbett; bic Sa>
fel Der Natur m;rb NIT ieoer Wofe
rei9tiber geoedt, unb mannlgta9 1tno
bic @aben, tpel4e 1ie fir ben Mttta9sz
tii9 bss Meni4entinoes bietet. Dor
Muem loQ man bierbet ben &opfialat
ni9t bergefen, benn er 1T elmer Der be-
item 8lutheleber unb @lutreiniger. Sin
GsriGt griinsn Salates 1T eben1o
ipp6..IGmsdemo. als geiuno, unb flgt
man i'm elm 81 bin3u, 10 baben mir tn
ibm au9 zines Der nabr6afteften Sc
rt9te.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Scr Qe1er bat bas llebrtae pobl

Der 2e1er bat bas llebrise tpobl
idon erratbe.n Mibreno iener pentz
aen Minuten, bic mir u~nterpegs btelz
ten, 6atten bic bsioen @auner bic 2am<
pc umbiiQt, bic 9biir mtttels zines
Nadb IhliTels se0Fnet, unter benz
S9ube Der Stint terntB unb tbrer eisez
men Mnaiise BEN Wa99pn perlafen uno
ibre Jlu9t ebenio geiaidt beuertitel>
liat, lpie lie ben 0iebitabl uno ibre
8etleibuns ausfiibrten. Mie fam es
aber, baB lie ii@ auf oieien gang auz
bergatp1bnltden Mufentbalt perlteben,
Der tbnen ~allerotngs cine bri1ante Sc
leaenbeit bot-bsi p01iser Duntelbeit,
an etner menI9enleeren Ste1e uno bod
biht Bel Der Stabt9 Grit als i'd metz
ne eiblide Musfase abgab unb bic turtoz
fe lr1afe uni eres @erbaltens mittbeilz
te, murpe uns alien Der gauge 3uiamz
msnbanq tlar: Der dlte1t Der @auner
bate uns nod peit i4lauer genasz
fubrt, als bic beioen iin9eren. Mls
bilflo1e alte DAME - itodtaub uno 10
fur3ii9tig, bab ite itets nit balb9ez
i4loTenen Musen bur@ bic 8riQe bltnz
3elte, unb 10 bunsrig, baB lie ben 3ug
anbielt, INN einen Smbib gu betommen,
inbeb bic @ptebeelellen entpi1@ten--
bate CT uns ben gelunseniten @tret9
ppn alien 9e1ptelt. Was balf uns bag
vet1eneraue 9aar 1ammt 8adenbart"
bes @tedbriefes? ,Mber als oer polt%
aei pie man gu iagen pflest, ein poll
itGnoi9es 2i9t aufging, tpar es gu 1pdt,
um feline Spur gu perfolgen per
Mietbmagen, mel&sr bic eGcentrt@e
alte Dame fammt jbre @epddltiidsn
aufeenommen batte, tonnte ni4t tpieoer
auf9efnnben rperben. @tne bobe BE-
lo6nung tpurbe ausgei4rieben, aber
Niemanb ma9te Mnipru4 auf ote1elbe.
S4 fit mein Sbeil CLAUDE beittrnmt,
Sab es gar tein oroentli@ li5eniirtes
Nubrperf, 1onDern busienige zines 9sl=
fersbelfers mar, bsr ii4 i'm &omplott
befanb. l1nb i'd 9laube ferner, oaB
oieie brei raffinirten @auner iih nod
beut3utage, 1penn audi auf Der anDeren
$ette bes &anals ober beg Sceans,
manbmal DOR Baden ausi9itten
mD&ten iiber jene selunsene na3tli@s
Ta9rt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
Wlittel 0e9tm Die 9iptbcrittS.

l1eber bic 9eiluns btp6t9erietranter
Menden NIT Dipbt6eriebeilieru per-
DHentliden profeTor 8ebring unb 9r.
RaNeI in Der neuen Nuumer Der
rDeutifen Meb. @o@eni9rtft" cine
Reibe bon GrsebniKen, bic bur4 Der
5u9e an Men1fen i'm &of}14en Sn1t1z
tut %se1ponnen tpurben. 9aS BON proz
feNor 8ebrtng bergeite1te DtpbtFr1ez
beil1erum, tpeldes BON btpbtberieztmz
munifirten S9afen itammt, 1T BET Der
pratti19 in Trase tommenben M{enge
unb Mntpenbungspei]e fur ben W{el1z
5den cine eben1o uni4Goli4e Glahisz
feit, pie cine itert1tfirte pbpiiologiiae
Ro4falal11u Jung. Die unf4dolthtett
zines hsilmittels 1T bic er1te 8orbsoinz
quna fir bic 8ere@ttgung, IS BET Wtenz
i4en ar3utpenben; bic 3tpeite eben1o
tpi@ti9e 1T ber Ma@tpeis bes Mubens,
ben ber @ebrau@ zines iol4en Mftttels
fir bic 6eilung elmer Rrantbett IN
Musii9t ftent. Dtefe s 8ebrtng14e
0ipbt6eriez6 eil{erum bat nun in Mirtz
ltdteit ben Wertb etnes {pe3tF16en
!6etlmtttelS, ha es muir bel elmer be-
{fimmten Rrantbeit, Der Dtpbtberie,
bilft. Na@bem ber @infub bie1es
Mittels aunddft auf tiin5tli@ Bel Sbtez
rem er3eugte Dipbtberte erforf@t uno
feftqefteQt par-bie birefte Mr3netmttz
telpriif,tnn am Men1h bot st. Sod aus
ber metbpbe bes Muffu4ens neuer
@pe3ifta in feinem Snftitut fir sSnt ecz
tionStrantbeiten berbannt-fo baB ietz
ne 1peaiFi4e 9eiltpirtuna nur our@
8eobadtunsen am Meni&en nod be-
ftdtiot All merber brau4te, 1tnb NIT
benz 8ertng'1@en fogenannten Normalz
ferum De3tp. NIT bent glet9mertbt9en
6unbezD Observation-Disclosures beg @tabsz
crates @ernide) in ben lebten Monaten
80 Rinber bebanbelt tporben, bel oenen
fGmmtli@ Dtpbtberte feftgefteut mar.
@on biei en- 80 Rinbern ftarben muir 6,
al1p 20 b. g., pGhrenb fonit na4 ben
Rrantbeits{ tatiittfe1 cine @terbliAbett
an Dtpbtberte bon 40 b. 8. 14or 51
ben oiin71iaiter 5dblt.
merbings iinb aus bieier tletnen
Mnauhl Der sFGue enbqtltige @@li}e
iiber bic 2eiitmssfdbtgteit bes Dtp9<
tberiebeilf erums ~ge9eniiber ote1er tl1r
bas tinblt9e glitter 70 mDroera4en
Rrantbeit nod niht ab3uleiten; gu
@er1u@en in gr0Berem l1mfange feblt
es auf Der Rrantenabtbetlung beg &o&
f6en SeSnitttuts leiber an Rranten, oa
bas Snititut muir bas @e@t bate,
pdbrenb ber l1niperiitdtsferien bip9tbez
~rtetrante Rtnber auf3unebmen, 1on1t
uber Dipbtbertttsfdue muir bam auf bic
Mtbetlun9 gelangen, tpenn BON ben
M~ngebDrigen bic @%erlegnng bortbin
ausbridlt@ getpiim@t tptrb. Snfolge
biefes Tint td11bes bat, i'm @inberftdnbz
ntB init Der @bartteezD DIRECTION uno
NIT @ebeimratb Ro@, Prof. 8ebring
in @emetnf@aft nit benz Sberarat ber
&imberitattor Dr. Rafel UNI birette
l1ebermeiiung bipbtberiefranten Rinber
bur4 bic b%ebanbelnben Mer3te ober
bur6 bic @lterr erbeten. 9as Dtpbz
tberiebeilferum 1T ionit fir ben &orper
DDQtg UNI 9dblt4; es letftet aber na@
ben btsberiger1 @erfu@en IN feiner
6eilmirturg mebr, als ale fonit 9egenz
0ibhtherie embfphlenen Mittel.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-05-25
9cuti@e 1rauen auf Der wsltaas=
ftellun9.

Bei Der @rDFnuns bes Palaies fir
sSruuenarbett in Gbicago bielt au4 etne
6eat14e Dame, 6rau auhelopstt, etne
Mmpra9e uno 3tpar lautete otefelbs mie
fOlgt: ,,
reSS9 fam bon Berlin, Der 9aupt1taDt
hes 6eut1aen &ai1errei4s, als bic ein=
aiqe Mbge1anbte, UNI Sbnen bic @rube
Ser protectorin, Der 6rau prtn911ln
sSriebri9 Scarf bon Preuben, gu iberz
binqen unb ber Damen bonn oeut14en
@omite. sic ale ienoen ibre beften
@iin5&e fir ben @rfolg Der coll1mb!=
ifsr @e ltauS(teQung. sic be9ludz
piind9en bic ameritaniiGe Trau gu
benz bo6en @ebanten, Der bur4 bie1es
BsbGube nunmebr pertptrtli4t 1T; tie
be 7iirmorten, baB bic 5rau auftebsn
mDoe-unb biesmal gum erlten Wale
aufeeitanben tft-m glet9bere9ttgt
init Dem Monne lire Snteutgena, @tdrz
lie unb @ef9idli9tett auf ben @ebteten
Der @iKenf4aft, @r3iebung, bes
.aunitbanorcrtS unb ber peridiebenen
Mrten Der Nabelarbeit gu betpeiien
Deut19lanos 6rauen baben Sbre
'@inlabung als cine Gbre betra@tet uno
>baben bas Bette ge1anot, tpas fir bic
per{f;ebenen Musf tkuungsz Mbtbeilunf
gen Der rRDnigin bes Meftens" gu fin
Ben mar. Wir mo0ten Der ameritantz
i%en 6ruu Elm m6gli@ft po1itanotges
:8ilb bes Mtrtens Der beut1den Trau
bartbun. lleber fiinf3is @emaloe uno
'eine 5d9er1ummlung, bon oenen ale
'@tiide fat Bel alien Musf tel11ngen
preisgetrD1,t iin6, m0gen Sbnen bic
-&unftfertigfeit Der 6rauenbuno unb bic
i@02fsrH9e &raft bes Trauengeiftes
barthun, 500 Bidder. elm Sci ent fir
bic ameritantf@en Grauen, bon ben
i9riftfele1ii4en Beitrebungen bet
heuti4en 6rau.
Terner f;:nben sic ben 6rauenberetn
DON Berlin, bas @opbienzSnititut BON
Beimar, unter benz protectorat osr
@robber3pgin 1tehenb, ben 2eete= uno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon Berlin,
unter benz Yrotectorat Der &ail erin
6rtebri9 ftebenb, in ben Mbtbetlungen
Der beut19en TrauenNus tellung perz
treten. Mn bte5 e reiben ii9 bic perifytez
benen Wobltbdtigteits @eleqi@aften,
bic populdren &u@enz uno 9ausbalz
tungs@9ulen Der 5rau Morgenitern,
bic &inberz &uhe, bic Rinbergdrten
uno anbere dbnli@e S4ulen bon 8resz
Tau, @eut1ingen; &bepot, nabe3u ale
mab9sbenbem Jrallen : @erbGnoe
Deuti&lano's, gu 3ablrei&, Inn tie einz
3eln gu nennen.
Dte @dule ber Sptbentl0ppe(et bon
@4mtebeberg, aus beren MertftGtten
bic toitbaren Robenbe1dBe unb @4leter
bel Der i%ilbernen 9o@3ett CT. Maje1tat
oer &aiierin Sriebri@ tamen, 1T ebenz
fails bertrete unb bic @pibenausf tel
lung our4 munntgfade prtpatauslaz
qen perporI1tdnoigt; Tie ale entbalten
bic beiten Mrbetten. Mir gaben Sebnen
anes @a1te, mas mir batten; als @ntgelt
tpo0en mir rpn S1nen lernen, ba ur1s
btefelben Snterefen bier 5ui ammenge<
fibrt baben. Wtr pollen uns 3u elmer
alumfahenben S4me1ter14aft bereiniz
gen, um ben Mrmen gu belfen, ben
@4pa4en gu ftiiBen unb fir ben Grz
folg Der &eitrebungen Der Srau tbdtig
gu 1etn. I'm S6nen uni ere beut19e
Mus1tellung Defenders an's 9er3 gu
legen, min tb nit BEN Worten @0tbe's
aus ieinem rSa1o" f4lteBen: limb
tpenn Der Me11i4 uns iagen tann, rbter
bin i@," baB Treunoe ieiner fi@ erz
freuen, 10 tai1n au9 i9 muir 1agen:
~Nebmt es BIN"
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gen bbilfli4 mar. Mls CT lire totale
9ilfloittgtett uno lire unmafe Sc
pGd bemertte, mintte ct einen Dienftz
mann berbet, ber tie alsbalb in feiner
Sbbut nabm.
Waggon na4 Waggon tpuroe bur@z
1u9t, urb obpobl 0apts nod INNER
teinen Der Diebe g%efunoen, 6atte feline
3uperi i9t te%tnespegens abgenommen,
als mir gum a1erleBten Wa9en tamen.
v9ies Coupe leer?" fragile 9abts,
unb bic 9anb 3~ttterte uno oas 9er3
tlopfte mir, als i9 ben @4llhel in's
@@loB fiibrte, r2eer-unb buntel."
v@el ebt uno erleu9 -" begann
i@, mari aber jebt einen 8lid binein
unb 1@lob plDbli4 abbre4enb: r9on=
ner! mas 1T nit Der 2amps pa1z
1irt?!"
Drinnen mar es allerbtn9s itodin:
fter unb leer.
vMie tommt base" fragile Der Be-
ANTE 1&arf. ~marum brennt bic Gam
pc ni9t?"
Mber bieie brannte benno4, benz,
Bel senauerem 9inieben fanoen wtr,
bab bic @Getben BON einem grobe1
@tide 1tarfen 9beertu@es, mel4es feft
baftete, bebedt maren. 9apts mar nidH
peniger be5tiir3t als id, lobalb t4 .tbln
mitt6ei1te, ner in bteiem Coupe 9eretf
mar. Sic t0nnen ben 3uQ t~etnesfans
an bie1er 9alteitelle berlafen babem,"
1aste M4, i4 pubte bas iebt ebert
10 gut mie Ct.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24

Lynch law will end In the South
Just a. soon as. aud no sooner
than, m intelligent public scn'i.
ment 10 aroused against H. SO
long - the doctrine Of justi6ca.
ton 10 preachsd-so long - II 10
claimed and admitted that lynch.
ing 10 the only proper punishment
Tor the crime II occasions, just so
long every rap,st aud murderer
will be strung mp to the nearest
tree. What 10 the remedyf Sim.
ply this. Let Il be understood that
the authorities will follow up every
case OF lynching snd will punish
every lyncber. II 10 . disgrHce
aud = shame to the fair name OF
tho Southern States that no In.
stance can 10 cited wherein the
lynchers have been punished.
Rigid enforcement Of the Law In
one case only would have an effect
that w0uld be felt throughout the
country. But 80 long ~ lynchers
60 unpublished, just 90 long will
the South be made to suffer the
stigms Of lAwiessness, and every
interest shsrss the burden. Csu
~ expect that capital will come
that intelligent settlers will come
into = region where mob Law rules
in any respscti - Chsttsno Dogs
Times.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24

In a recent debate in Virgins
the Democratic candidate was do
ing his own talking and the Popu-
list candidate was represented by O
friend who was cham ioning him
as an agriculturist. The latter ar
gued that the Populist candidate,
il elected, could not legislate to his
own advantage without advancing
the interests of his constituents,
and, as what benefited them would
also benefit himself, he would be
sure from se't-interest. IL nothing
more, to work hard for his district.
He drew the candidates picture as
q typical farmer, and claimed that
he ought, therefore, to be dear to
the heart Of the voter.
As soon as he had finished, the
Democratic candidate arose for
some remarks.
"It's no use telling what a farm
er my opponent is. II he ought to
be supported on that count ! GER
tainly ought to. Why, I was born
in q corn field and raised between
the rows,of corn" He didn't 20
any further on that tack, for some
fellow in the crowd. shanted;
"Punkips, by gosh," sseven
the candidate had to join in the
laugh that followed at his expense.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24
4 deed Idea.

As . member Of the Board o.
Sinking Fund Commissioners
whose duty under the law 10 "a
have 3 general supervision and
management OF the State prisons
Treasurer Hale has just visited
'Snd inspected the prison ct Eddy.
vile. Treasurer Hale says the
constant increase 10 the number
Of convicts viii soon make IL nec.
essary to increase the capacity OF
the prisOns. New cell room 10
now being added to the prison ct
Frankfort, but be says there are
already more than enough waiting
to OIL the new cells. He has Civ.
en- the question much consider.
ation, aud has come to the conclu.
sion that Q law should Do passed
II the constitution allOws It. an.
shOgtterm criminals to
bs@6rke&ao ths high ways, levees,
ETC., Of the counties ifem which
they are sent; aud II this sh0u,d
conflict with the constit ution, be
thinks II would 30 we'll for the
Legislature to reduce some Of the
smaller crimes or 06enses from
felony to misdemsanor, and make
them triabls and punishable by
the county court BY labor on such
public works. Mr.. Hale also
thinks such punishment would DO
more effective aud II would be
more profitable to the State Tho
labor Of sh0rt.term cOnvicts 10 OF
little value to the State. BY the
time they attain any degree OF
skiIl in their trade 90 a. to make
their service valuable, their term
expires. Treasurer Hale will fully
mature bic plan and lay 1t before
the members Of the next lsgisls.
ture.-Mayde Mirror.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24
BLOUNT'S lsEfORT
On the Overthrow Of the
Queen or llsW'ii.

The report Of Spesial Commis.
sioner James n. Bleuu on the
overthrow Of the Qaees Hawaii
and the cireumstsnee under
which II wss sceams hhed has
been given tothe public hy the
State Deps rstnent. Its . volum.
nous doc vnent. containing about
20, QUO wSrds. and, 40 may DO imag.
ined, tseats of the subject In hand
in an anexhaustive manner. Mr..
BIosnt finds that q great wrong
VA done the Queen Of Hawaii
through connivance OF Minister
Stvens and the man who set up
the provisional Government, ito
establishment being only possible
vii the assistance Of mariOes from
the Uuited States wsrship Boston,
which was at Honolulu st the time
Of the so.calIed revolution. Mr..
Bloupt touches on all the details
leading up to the disposal of the
Queen he says The leaders Of
the revolutionary movement
world not have undertaken 1t Int
for Mr. Stevens prOmase to pro.
tee. them against any danger from
the government. Had
troops not been landed no meas
ures for the organization Of o new
government would have been
taken. The American Minister
aud the revolutionary leaders had
determined on annexation to the
United States and had agreed or
the part each was 10 act TO the
very end"
Concluding, Mr.. Blount sayi
with reference to the Queen's res
ignation under protests "Indeed
who would have supposed thai
the circumstances surrounding
her could have been fOreseen ant
sanctioned deliberately by thu
Presideot Of the United States
Her unifarm conduct aud the pre-
vsiling sentiment smongat the M
tives point 70 her belief, - well
AZ theirs. that the spirit Of justice
on the part OF the President would
L ~
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24
IT ia At least gratifying to know

IT Is at least gratifying to know,
says the Lexington Transcript, that
there will be no change in the po-
litcal complexion Of the United
States Senate as a result Of the late
election. The terms of Senators
Wilson, of Iowa, Republican; Hun
ton, OF Virginia, and Lindsay, Of
Kentucky, Democrats, expire. The
Legislatures recently elected will
choose men of the same political
tendencies as their successors. At
present the United States Senate
consists of forty-three Democrats,
thirty.nine Republicans, three Pop
ulists and three vacancies - the
States of Montana, Washington and
Wyoming having but one Senator
each, owing to the failure of their
Legislatures to elect and the deci.
sion of the United States Senate
that the Governors could not APP
point to gil the vacancies.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24

FRANKFORT, Nov. 21.-Among
the ninety.ssvsD suits fled by tho
attorney general against building
and loan associations THE after.
noon we're the following: Padu.
cab aud kentucky Building and
Loan Association Of Psducah;
Greensboro Building and Saving
Association; Peoples Saving and
Building Associations OF Hender.
son. They are charged with vic.
lsting the new corporation law
snd the suits are to collect the
penalties which In each case are
from 100 to $1,000. A hundred
more similar suite will DO died TO.
morrow.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24
The Mississippi Alliance

The Farmers Alliance Of Miss.
iasippt has adopted a very wise
policy that will tend TO strengthen
the order immensely. Al the
Tupelo conference, during the past
week, On address was issued re.
commencing the suspension Of ell
participation In politics until 1905,
aud urging farmers to devote their
energiee to the profitable dirsrsi.
ficstion OF crOps. The lecturers OF
the state have been instructed to
preach this new gospel Of agri.
cultural reform, aud to use every
possible effort to develop the
stOck and tracking interests Of
| Mississippi. Concessions have
been obtained from come Of the
railroads. aud cSmmission houses
for the sale Of Il m products will
be established b several towns
South and West.\ This 10 Q move
in the RICH, direction, and It 10 In
line with the origiAl and funds.
mental principles d the organise.
tion. II the farmerst of Mississippi
will accede to thS suggestions
they will be able to make Of the
state the richest and Sost produc.
tive in the Union r. their IL
moi hing not tropical (hst cannot
bs raised within her boilers. Con.
centratiOn Of eGo-t to Dis end on
the part Of the Alians II leaders
will do moro in om ytsr to i'm.
prove tho conditoN of the
farmer than half . centuf sof poli,i.
cal sche ming and speakh 7. The
time 10 ripe for the work vtch the
Tupelo conference has ou med,
and II will be q pleased dan for
Mississippi when her truck paeh.
90 are as numerous and her ~.
culture as scientific - they are
South Carolina, Virginia and Geoi
gia. As the farmers grow pros
porous they will grow powerful
Appeal Avalanche.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24
Rad Features Or the New
. Jury Law.

The new jury Law 10 being right
severely criticised In different
quarters, Ut lssst that part Of the
av that relates to the selection
jnfors. The Henderson Clean.
h , o9srs the following objections
which 10 founded 10 good reason
and sound sepss:
"Ths last Legislature made great
change 10 the mode Of selecting
Jurors That the system has been
improved 10 seriously questioned.
Ii 10 the opinion Of those In Q pc.
sition to know. that the new mode
will not prove near so efficient
~ the old ono just replaced. II
must be agreed by all that when
men 60 To Law to settle that which
they are unable to settle them.
belves, they are entitled to - In.
telligsnt y jury 10 can he procured.
Uuder the Law 90 IL has for q
long while existed. the jury com.
missioner selected 100 names,
and from this number selected
. jary. Nov, under the Law they
select $50 names from which the
iury IA drawn. That II 10 easier
10 get 100 good men than $50 is
clearly unaffected.
That indifferent men will more
likely get on the juries nov thsu
heretofore, 10 unavoidable.
The mode Of selecting . Jury Ia
try . case has been changed fol
The worst, In that il renders
Il more difficult for . court to 90.
lect q jury to try . case. Under
the old Law each party 10 civil
suits had three peremptory chal.
lenges; now they have four each
Under the old Law the court, Il
requested, had TO furnish the par,
ties with = list OF eighteen; nov
the court hss to furnish twenty,
II from any cause bystanders
were needed. the court could or
der the shenff TO proceed Ut once
TO bring In bystsnders and pro
coed With the trial. II 10 not %
under the new Law. Now ia by
s,sndsr 10 needed the judge 10 70
Qnired TO draw q name from the
iist Of seven hundred and 6hy
in the drum. The juror mas live
IN . remote corner Of the county
the weather and rosds may b
bad. the sheriff and HE dsputies
pay be out at the time. but u
kes no difference, the cour,
au,hide it's patience until this
h'n,,r,in ror can be sent for and
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24

The New York Herald joins In
the demand for making the sup.
preston and punishment Of train
robbers the duty Of tho national
government. II says:
That existing state laws, courts
and police are not adequate to the
emergency 10 shown by the ALARM
ing increase aud spread Of teas
robbery. The despersloes gen,r.
ally Escape arrest and punishusnt
aud the natural eOnseQusnse OF
THE immunity 10 to euesursge
their disboiicsl operations II 10
even sid that Ia some places the
lOca, authorities are terrOrized
by the perpetrators and fear TO
prosecute them vigorously.
Where this Ia not the case the
robbers have only TO cross the
state line aud get beyond the ju.
risdictiOs ofthe state authorities.
or cOurss they are subject TO ex.
trsditioa u caught iu smother
state, bat this red tape procedure
10 apt 10 prove more helpful to
the fugitive than to justlce. The
power OF congress to legislate
against train robbery on interstate
roads 10 not to be questioned.
Its duty TO exercise that power
would 'eem 10 be equally plain.
Long ago it passed y law for the
regulation Of freigh, traffic. Is it
any less important to pass y law
for the protection OF the lives of
passengers against the rapidly
spreading dangeri A stringent
federal law for the quick and ~.
we're punishment Of the crime, Wig.
erously enforced by the federal
criminal authorities, would soon
make these dangerous foes to so
ciety understand that their high.
way yillany cannot be carried on
With impunity. For such crimes
theirs no punishment can be
severe aud none can BE- too
q$kly melted out. The time has
coz TO prescribe ana enforce IL.
Ths\pppression aud prevention
OF 'r robbery have become e.
sent's q safe travel. To that end
the poer - the national govern.
ment shtuld I>sxerted. II 10 n
mater or~ital co'->srn to the peo.
P'. -~s s.,~ .~sire coe~>ss. ami ons
to which the presidefS"s.S"o"'
grsss may we'll give their y. " ~,
attention.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24

TIE ST. Louis Republic says:
The VIKING bears the proud die.
tinstiOu Of being the only boat
that ever reached st. Louie from
Europe, and she will b the hrst
to fuIdil ths prophecy made by
Mayor Harrison In bis address at
the closing exercise OF the World's
Fair-the last public speech no
msds--that passengers would
soon be taken by boat % we'll 80
hy rail from Chicago - New Or.
leans.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-11-24

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