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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
"A Terrible Calamity by Fire.

During the recent terrible prairie fire
which ragged in the western part of the
Cherokee Strip, a tent in which John
Davis, wife and infant child of Miami,
Tex, were asleep was enveloped in
flames. Davis attempted to carry his
wife to stream near by, but she broke
away from him and ran back to the
tent after the baby and there she fell
insensible in the flames, her husband
being unable to rescue her. The next
day the settlers found the charred BODY
of the mother clasping the dead baby
in her arms, and several miles away
the husband was found wandering to-
tally blind, fearfully burned and bereft
of reason.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Instantly Killed.

Wyatt Nortleet shot and instantly
killed Hoover Fry, several miles from
Somerset Ky. days ago. Norfeet
and Fry were drinking together and
words passed. resulting as above.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
George j. Gould sued by IA Girl.

Celia Nichols, an ls-year-old girl has
begun action against George j. Gould
in the superior court of New York city
to recover damages for $4,000 on "a
charge of having seized a check for
that amount he had given her and re-
fused to return it. 1t does not appear
how She came into possession of the
check
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
\ Free Coinage Bill.

Mr. Bland Of MISSOURI has ir,rod,,ooa
- ''e mouse new free coinage bill
~ 'VPeals that part of the act of 1878.
"nicn prevents the coinage of silver
"oiiars ana re-enacts the laws of 1887
proViolng Tor the coinage OF silver dol.
lars of 4l2i5 grains.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Republican steering Committee.

Senator sherman. chairman of the
senate republican caucus, announces
membership of the republican advisory
steering committee of the senate, as
follows: Allison, Hale, Aldrlch. Gull
lom d OIL h. Henderson, Washburn.
QUAY and Dubois.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
Argentine woods Want to Come to the u.

Minister Zeballoni of the Argentine
Republic has informed Secretary Gresh-
am that the Argentine Republic is
hopeful the present tariff law may be
changed so as to permit greater COM
mercial intercourse between that coun-
try and this. Argentine woods have
heretofore been absorbed by France
and England, the trade amounting to
over $50 600. 900 annually.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
gathered from the Old and New
World to Date.
Interesting Reading for the Business Man
the Farmer, the Mechanic, the Poll
tician and the Pedagogue.
Iehish Strike Ended.

On The corning of the 5th inst. the
rehigh stiikeIwas declared off. The de.
cjsion is the result of a compromise be.
tween the strikers committee and tho
of,eials of the road.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20
A nnl to Kntify the Indlnn Arrnemon4

Mr. Cockrell Of Texas has introduced
bill i'll the house to ratify the agree
ment with the Comanche Kiowa and
Apache tribes in the Indian territory.
The bin authorizes an appropriation o.
$1,000 O00 to carry the agreement into
effect
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20

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Unlike ordinary spring medicines, the die
covery" works equally well at all seasons
Practically, it's sold on tndf IL IL ever
fails to benefit or cure, you have your money
back. You pay only for the good you get,
dealer, though it may be better for him to
ssH can DO d just as good for you to ouy'
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20

The Ways and Means Committee on Taxes
The ways and means committee have
been engaged in discussing internal rev
revenue matters preparatory to framing
their bin. They heard some arguments
on different subjects, and it was pretty
we'll agreed, though not positively, to
tax playing cards five cents a package.
which will yield Il minimum revenue of
S400,000; to double the tax on cigar
cites, and put a graded tax on Inherit
ances, legacies and SUGGESTIONS. This
latter is expected to yield about $50,
000.0 900.
The income tax matter is far from
settled, and it looks like there would
be two reports on that subject from
the democrats of the committee.
The whisky tax matter is also kept
in the background.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20

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that's the way your
skin will be, if you'll
take DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
Pimples, blotches, erup-
tions, and hurnors are
utterly banished by this
medicine. 1t takes away,
more thoroughly and
certainly than anything
else. the blood poisons
or impurities that cause
them.
For every Skin, Scalp,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-12-20


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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05

mGblun9 llnb enoli6 Die N%nertennung
Der &e6te Wi9npnnes auf ben Sitel
elmer GaoD GaDmOno.
Sie Samen be0leiteten Sam biz on
Die Sbiir Oes 3immers ieiner Sbpelter,
oenn lie fonnten es taum ernarten, ibr
Slid 81 miinI6cn.
Ser 6reuoenbote fono Mutter uno
Gino in Der Yrilitung zines 9rpben
Senlters liBen, mel6es Die glusli6t auf
ben Part 9endbrte. Mignonne bate
gepeint. Noh bin9en Sbrdnen an III
rem langen i6parSen @impern uno
ibr SObn iu9te lie our6 feline Sdrtli6en
Slebtolungen 81 trpfnen.
Die junge Mutter mar in 10 tiefes
Sinbriiten perlunten, bab lie bic In=
ndberun9 ibres gruoers ni6t einmal
+ Jrte, bis Elm SreuoenI6rei ibres Sim
oes lie BON leiner @e9enpart unterrib=
tete. SIM nd6iten augenblid lag ie
in ieinen Irmen.
SIMMER Sbrdnen! rief er.
gu siirnIt mir BAD ni6t? ent9e9nete
Wti9nonne.
SD Dir siirnen! mieoerbolte Sam
nit Dor gewegun9 eritifter Stimme;
i6 Dir Silrnen! SD miiBt Der elenoelte,
unoantbarite Meni6 bon Der Welt iein,
nenn lt6 elm eirSi9er unfreunollher
8eoante gegen Gid in mein Ser5 ein=
i6leiben f6nnte. Wenn i1 beoente,
mas 0u ales our6 meine S6ulo ge=
litten belt. Wi9nonne = Sod, bod!
Die Priiiungen iino gu Gnoe! rief Sam.
GOtt 9iebt Dir ben Srieoen oes Ser
gems wieoer. Sieb mid an - gu
weiBt, oaB i'd Did nidt tdui6en piiroe.
Seine G%ermablung mar cine geiesli6
giiltioe!
Sin i6wa6er S6rei entfubr Wi9=
nonnes Sippen unO lie iant Dbnmd6tig
in Die Irme hires grloers. Oils lie
wieoer sur S%elinnung fam, belt ibr
Sobn, ben Tie nun Obne al errOtben
als ben ibren anertennen tonnte, nit
ieinen Nermben lbren Sals umidloi=
len. Warion, MiitreB Serbert uno
Walter Serbert itanoen I'm lie berum.
SIT es Elm Sraum? rief lie, inoem lie
li6 nit Sweiielnoem Bid umIab.
Nein, es lit Die 98irtli6teit, antmor=
tete Sir @alter, inoem er hire Sano
eroriif. 2aop 8apmono, empiangen
Sic Die Gliidwiini6e Sbrer 6reunoe.
Damn entfernte er ii6 nit Sam, in=
benz er Iagte, man miiiie WignOnne
nun Der 6ilrior9e WariOns uno ieiner
Mtutter iiberlalien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05
Tttxenthrrner Gnsette.

lpenn Su Geinen S6mager ebenfaas
crit morgen ipri6It. Gr lit Elm eoles
Ser3, bdngt aber nit auBeroroentliher
2iebe an ieiner S6weiter uro bat oaber
ibre Seioeu aufs 2ebbaiteite nit M
plumber. IS lit allemal belier, ipenn
@urte, Die man ipdter wieoer Suriif=
nebnlen mD6te, lieber gar ni6t geipro=
diem Deroen.
@enn err meme glbIl6ten erfa6ren
miro. entgegnete Cir Mtart i'm Some
Der ueberrai9ung - bod tbue, mas
Cir oas Bette 81 iein ibeint. Oh bit
Elm gro miitbiger Sreuno uno ueroienlt
ben Sobn, Der Dir geporoen lit. Salt
0u in Der lebten 3eit etwas bon Salt=
inss 9ebort?
Nein.
SD b0rte, er bate oas 2ano p~erlai=
len.
$50 lit er benin bin?
Sbne 3weiiel na6 paris, Dbi6on
i6 ni6t weiB, mopOn er BORT leben
mill. g8ie man iagt, lit er pOQitduoig
ruinirt.
IS oauerte niht LANCE 10 frat glain
pieoer Elm, UNI gu meloen, oaB Sir
Warts 3immer bereit lei. Eieier
lebnte jeoe ibm oar9ebOtene Grfrii6urg
ab uno wiini6te balO oarauf Sir @al=
ter quite Nadt.
Sir @alter fiiblte Ii6 ourb oas Re
1llltGt oieier unterreoung ni6t reht su=
frieoengeltelt. Meroings paren
Itarts Worte siemli6 oeutli6, aber es
lag in ieinem Sencbmen uno in Dem
Son ieiner Stimme et1pas 8eswun=
genes, mas ibm gr9pObn einflOBte.
gr begab ii6 pieoer Su ieinen 6reun=
ben in bas SpeiIeSimmer. Nm 6uBe
Der groBen Sreppe begegnete er alaln.
Sabt S6r Sir W}art GapmonO in
iein 3immer seiiibrt? fragte Der Saro=
net.
Sa, Sir Walter, i6 babe ibm oas
bette 3immer I'M S6lo'le a~n9elulelen,
ndmli6 oas Sbrige, antipartete Der
alte &aitelan nit suirieoenem 2d4eln.
Cir Walter Itano auf Dem puntte,
sornig gu tperoen, Der Nnblif oes gralen
Sauptes uno oer ehrerbieti9en Snltung
ieines &aiteluns e%ntpaTnete aber ieinen
auftdgenoen 3orn.
SD iebe i6on, iu0te er, SIR motif
mid nit aller 8epalt perbinoern, Ibon
beute Nbeno in Dem GitterSimmer Su
i9lafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05
80.
Der Mor6 i'm S~itter,immer.

gllain elaubte nidt, oaB Der 6eino
Der Serberts ieoer Soiinuns entia9t
bate, mieper in cen Belts oes germO=
gems Su 9elangen, weldes er um ben
Yreis 10 pieler Yerbre6en gu erwerben
g~eglaubt.
gr hat ieinen leBten Streih nod
ni6t gefibrt, murnelte Der alte &altel=
Ian oft. gSir weroen ieben.
Son oieiem 8coNnfen beieelt, bate
er SoriidtsmaBreseln ~getrofen, welde
Sir Walter beitimmt peridmGbt baben
wiiroe. Seoe Nabt our6itreifte cine
bon Dem alien 8iles Doer ieinem Sobn
au9efiibrte Yatrouille = ben Bart.
.Natoem Der aaiteQan ior9idltig Die
Sbiiren geiAloiIen, sOg er iib in iein
Simmer Slriif, pel6es Ii9 unmittel=
bar iiber Dem iO9enannten GittsrSim=
mer beiano. Oils er uuipa6te, i6ien
Die Some i6on bell Su ieinem Seniter
berein. IS mar iiber a6t llbr. Nab=
Dem err ii6 eilig angetleiOet, ging er in
oas Vatterre binunter, mo er ben jun=
gen 8iles traf, Der i'm ertpartete.
ST etpas porsefaQen? iraste sr oie=
len.
SD fiir6te, SIR meroet mid ausla=
den, antiuortete Der junge pGhter,
aber i1 muB es iasen. 8eitern NbeuO
mar Die &sibe Der @a9e an mir uno
meinem Better Sad. Sieier begab
iib in Die groBe glee, wdbreno ia Die
8unoe UNI oas S@loB mahte, no alies
rubig 81 iein idien. Oils ib wieoer gu
81 meinem Setter ouriidtam, fano i'd,
oaB oieier Dor 6urht ~Sitterte. Ntatiir=
lib iragte ib i'm mad Der llriahe. Gr
mar 81 aufgere9t, I'm 81 ipreAen,
seigte mir uber
gBas oenn?
Sie Gir6bOfsmausr, iiber pel6s in
oieIem Iugenblif Elm Wann binweg=
ltleg.
Gin Wann9 grtanntst Sbr ibn oenn?
|. Nelll, es mar I'll olIntel.
SIR bdttet tim fUlg II iolen.
Sas that i6 aud 10 porii6tis wie
mO9lib. SD iol9te ibn, bis er I'm
Die Gfe Der Stride bog. Oils ih al
oieier STEELE antam mar er peri6wun=
ben.
@abrIdeinlid bate er iib binter ei=
mem SeibenItein peritett.
Nein, penn ib rief meinen Suno
uuo our6ltreifte nit oielem ben YlaB
na6 alien Gihtunsen, aber pergebens.
Cure ginbilounsstraft bat gub ss=
tluibt.
Sas slaubte i6 audi. Senno6
aber bei6loB ih, BON meinem Yoiten
niGt ebsr nibt ebers,u pei6en, ais bis
es Gag uiiroe uno ibidte Sad in oas
Sorf 81 Den 9repliugs. Wit Cages
anbrub begannen mir uniere Na6ior=
i6unsen wieoer mo - ratbet einmal,
mas mir fanoen?
Vas pelB ODtt.
Die blutige Spur elmer Mteniden=
bano an Dem balb in Die Marer Der
Stride einseleBten Monument unter
Dem 6enlter auf Der Otieite.
Cine blutise Spur?
So. uno Spar cine sanS iriide.
Sn oieiem Nu9enbltd our6I6ritt
Sir Walter Serbert bic einganssbaQe,
begleitet bon DIR. Barnard uno Sam,
in Der Nbii6t, einem SpaSiersans in
ben Part gu MAIDEN.
Was siebt es? frd9te Der 9aronet,
na6oem er benz iunsen 8iles Die Sano
seoriidt. Sbr iebet ia ale 10 bleid
uno erihrOden aus, ais OBJ Sbr elm 8ea
ipenlt geleben bdttet.
Die Sabe i6ien ben Serrn pi6ti9
Senus gu iein. UNI ii9 oamit iOiort gu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05
10.
Ods Qrhipsimmer.

Die Serreu ipeiiten an oieiem gbeno
IN @rOwsbal allein, oenn weoer Wtilt=
reB Serbert nod WariOn mplten oas
3immer Wignonnes perlalien, oeren
@ufresuns freunoi9aftli6e Yilese notb=
tpenoig mahte.
Die Ibweieubeit Der Samen ma1te
aber bic beiten 8sribte unihmafbait
uno Mtr. Barnard fano an Dem @ein
alerlei ausSuieBen.
"a fdat mir ettpas elm, rief Sir
Walter plDBli1, inoem er ii9 erbOb,
etipas mas uns Die Sangepeile pertrei=
ben miro. Wie pdre es, ipenn mir Oas
Nr6ipSimmer beiu6ten?
Sieier Sori6lag paro bereitniQig
an9enOmmen uno man riet Nlain.
9lain tonnte ni6ts peiter entsesnen,
fibrte aber nur nit Wioerwilen Sir
Walter Serbert uno feline 8dite nah
benz &itterSimmer, wel6es err pOQltln=
big fir ben neuen Sutsberrn in Sereit=
i9ait 9eieBt bate.
Sas 8et1fel bon gi6enbols, oas
groBe Simmelbett nit Den %iammetnen
Sorbangen, Die alten nit S6niBwert
perSierten MObel, glQes trus oaSu bel,
benz 3immer einen feierlib o~iiltern gln=
itri9 81 geben. Mr. Barnard fiiblte
ii6 beim Gintritt bon einem lel6ten
Shauer iiberrielelt uno ielbit Sam
i6ien, obi6pn er elm wenig pbilolOpb
mar, ernIter 81 Deroen.
Sieies Vett tommt mir Dor, pie Elm
itattliA aufgepuBer Sei1enwa9en, iagte
er.
90 es aber teiner lit, entse9nete Sir
Walter, uno es li6 in Oieiem Sett iebr
gut i6lafen muB, 10 miro es Dir nibt
9elingen, mid bon meinem SorIaB abb
s%ubrin9en. Hebmeu mir MN oas Dir
6iuSimmer in Nugeni1ein.
Sic ndberten li6 einem 9roBen 81
~tretair, Der genau Dem gegeniiberltanb,
pelher ben Sang peroedte, mittelit Del
len Mtatbiloe oas SdloB perlanen bate,
sogen iprgidltis Die Sbubidber beraus,
bis nur nod oas 8eltell iibrig blieb,
nel6es mittellt eilener BON allBen niht
li6tbarer &rampen an Der Wano be-
felti9t mar.
Sieie &rampen i6raubten lie ab l,no
riiften oas WDbel bon Der Wano bin=
meg.
Sir Walter beriibrte nun cine in
Dem S6niBpert oes Wano9etdfels ipr9=
fdlti9 uerborgene Seoer, cine Sbiir of
nete lib langlam uno seigte Den Sliden
cine sweite eiierne Sbiir, in oereu
Wtitte oas Wappen Der Serbert anse=
bra6t mar.
Ser BON Watbiloen erbaltenen gn=
peiiung gemdB orilfte er TART auf oas
Wappen, welhes Iib I'm cine perbor=
gene MhIe orebte, bis es p%Olitdnoig auf
Die Settle mid.
Stun laben Die Sreunoe oas Nr6ip=
5immer Dor lid.
Srinst elm 2i6t, @lain, iaste Sir
Walter.
Ser alte SaItellan sDgerte.
Sir Walter ielblt nabm oas 2i1t
aus Den sitternoen Sdnoen ieines Die
ners uno trat suerlt in oas 3immer,
wdbrenO feline 6reunoe oibt binter ibm
folgten.
Sas 8auSe BON 8ranit erbaute Dir
6ipSimmer mar weiter ni9ts ais cine
Irt Seller bon un9efdbr iebs SUB
Sreite, in bic umialun9smauer bins
einsearbeitet. @uf iteinernen Simlen
lab man re6ts uno lints &dlt6en uno
gBappen nit &arten, 8eibleAtsregii=
tern uno 6amilienpapieren.
Der abt6mmlin9 Der Serberts off,
lete 5uerlt oas ibm bon Watbiloen be-
Seibnete &ditteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-05
81.

Gin Sreuoenruf Der Sauern begriiBte
Sir Walter bel ieinem Gri6einen aui
benz &irhbOfe. Sic bielten Die STRIDE
umSin9elt uno wiini6ten
ibm ber5li6 Slid. oaB sr Der @efabr,
ipel6e ibm 9eorObt, auf 10 wunoerbare
g0eile entrOnnen mar.
Sa, es lit in Der Shat Elm @unoer,
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-01
SINKING OF TEE VICTORIA.

The sinking of the battle ship "Yic- toria, " the largest and most formidable of the British nuyy, recalls the sinking of the "Royc. George" in the harbor of Porssthouth, England, 17S2, add which calamitous event has been ron dered memorable by an elegy by Will liam Cowper, one of England't recog- nized poets, whose name will prove Gs enduring as English literature. The fated ship bore the pGtronymiS of the then reigning moasrch of England, George the III, whom Byron refers to in his ''Visicn of Judgment" as "a bet ter feriaer neer brushed dew from lawn, worse King never left realm undone, Byron lyrically petitioned "God te save the King" and at the same time acknowledged 'it large economy in God to save the like. , History records that of the HOO on board of the Royal George all but 200 were drowned.
 The Victoria was the fagspip of the Mediterranean squadron, and the peide of the British navy. In the resistance of her amor and power of her battery and engines, she was not surpassed by any war vessel in the world. The Vic toria was a magnificent failure. Her enormous weight of armor and guns seriously lsssened her buoyanoy, while so much metal being above the main deck made her top-heeyy and utterly unseaworthy, An American naval of icsr aptly illustrates the folly of her construction by comparing her to q house built to withstand the wind, erected upon foundation of reeds, When launched, the Victoria was con demned by the leading officers of the British navy, and declared utterly un- fit for anything save harbor defense. The ll0-ton guns were practically worthless, from the fact that they could not be fired without the greatest dan ger to the vessel from the recoil and concussion. In partial trial the To- inch gun at the stern was fired which resulted in breaking down the entire bulkhead of the Admiral's cabin. Her 1l0-inch guns threw aproiectile weigh ing 1900 pounds, propelled by 960- pound charge of powder. These guns had nominal range of sixteen miles. The cost of the Victoria, fully equipped, was almost S4, 900, 900.
 The Victoria saak within fiiteou min utes after being run into by the Cam perdown. There was no tune to launch the small boats; the water poured into the immense hole in the Yictoria's side; she careened forward and with mighty plunge went down and lies bottom up in eighty fathoms (4S0 feet of water. Of the 600 officers and crew. 200 were rescued.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-01
DRoPOSALS FOR FUEL. FORAGE

pR0POSALS FOR FUEL, FORAGE ] AND STRAW Headquarters De- partmeat of Arizona, Office of the Chief Quartermaster Los Angeles, Cal June r, 1893, Sealed proposals, in triplicate will be received at this offiS6 and at the office of the Qnartermaster at each of the pests below named until II o'clock a. m. 120th meridian time, on July lS, 1893, and then opened iu the presence of attending bidders for fnfnishing Fuel, Forage and Straw, at Forts Apache, Bowie, Grant, Huachuoa, A. T., San Carlos and Whipple Barracks, A. T., Forts Bayard
 Marcy, Stantcn ana Wingate, N. NJ, Los Angeles and San Diego Barracks, Cal, dur
 ing the fiscal year ending June S0th 1S94
 Preference given to articles of domestic pres duction and manufacture, conditions of price and quality being equal, anl such preference given to articles gf American production and manufacture produced on the Pacific Coast to the extent of the consumption required by the public service there. Proposals for quanti- ties less than the whole reqplred or for de-. livery at points other than tho5e famed, will be entertained. Specifications general in- structions to bidders and blank forms Of pro. posal will be furnished on application here 5r at the offices of the respective Post Quarter masters +. B. ATWOOD, Major and Chief Quartermaster ijune r 1t
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-01
xmE MstnaBIsrs WILL SoycorT THE
 FAIR.

The BELT is indebted to tGS Arizona Gazette of June 27th, for ike following, and rsproduces it becarsS of the zeal of the Methodist church in behalf of God and agSiSat sin, and because of the visible presence of Satan in Chica- go, who daily and nightly consorts with the directors of the Worlds Fair,
 "Ths Methodist church ncw proposes to boycott the Worlds Fair. The brethren don't | use that word; they say they S!il ignore it, but it is the most active sort of ignoring that could be imagined. Bishop Merrill has been interviewed by bold Chicago reporter. He stated that the Methodist church would have nothing to do with an ex- position that breaks the law of God. He continued: The book concern ex- hibit, the Fresdmsn's bureau work the educational displays, the eatlfs biblical and religious works will be taken from the buildings. la short, all we have there will be moved out. However, that is but small amount of what the Fair will lose. In our manifesto it will be laid on the conscisHces of our people to stay away from an exposition that deies the law of God. Millions of Methodists, the world over, in re- sponse to that manifesto, will cease to patronize tho Fair. The Methodist church will not be alone in the move nient I have it on good authority that other denominations will adopt meas urss equally radical, f not more so, That means that the Worlds Fair will be financial failure. Opening the gates was the most disastrous financial step the authorities could have taken. The Methodist church is grief strickeR beyond measure, not alsne because the Fair is open on the Lords day, but because the world has learned that the business men of Chicago, who have been supposed to be the soul of homer, have broken all that is held sacred and honorable in business methods. ."
 A Chicago dispatch declares that in their attempt to remove their exhibits from the Liberal Arts section, the Methodists and other church societies will be baked The Director General, instigated by the devil, will inform them, as he has other exhibitors who wanted to take out their displays, that the goods were entered for the period of the Fair and that they must remain Jill the Fair closes.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-01

Ben Franklin allegorically referred to wasteful extravaganza, in an article of wise saws and modern instances en- titled paying too much for the whis- tle," which is recalled by reference to the contingent expenses of the civil government Of the Territory of Arizo- na for the years 1s93-4 which names a salary of g., 400 for the two years to the Territorial Superintendent of Pub lie Instruction, which, considering the pay of the eleven County Superinten- dents, may properly be regarded a fifth-wheel on the Territorial educa- tional wagon. The annual pay of a county superintendent is $500, and there are eleven of them, not including tue Territorial superfuity, who poses as chief director, and ig paid S10O per month for his supervisory direction of the instructive institutions and whose duties are quite as onerous as that of the old woman who ''sat on cushion. sewed up a seam, and dined upon strawberries, sugar and cream"
Arizona silver belt., 1893-07-01
THE PEOPLE DEMAND ur.


 Under ordinary circumstances most men pay little attention to theories of curreaey. They imagine that tho mon- ey question is largely theoretical and that the country will get along fairly well with any kind of currency. Now they are beginning to realize that it is of the grastcst practical importance. They are beginning to learn that there iB radical defect in our currency, and not one that is to be mended by tenn porary expedients; that it is something that is affecting the civilized world, and not this country alcRe, and that other countries are waking mp to the neces- sity of restoration of bimetalhsm as well es ourselves. Unquestionably it is well to take little time for earliest thought, and we trust that the people of the East will not waste it. Indian apolis Sentinel
 The masses may be tricked in a good many things, but they are determined that there dhSli Be no leg lslaticn that will demonetize silver or contract the currency. Tie politicians may try to becloud the real issue as much as they please, but back of them stand their constituents with their im- perative demand for bimetallism and more money instead of less money The politicians who are working in the interests of Wall Street will have to yield with the best grace possible. As Mir. Cleveland says; "The people rule. y Atlanta Constitution.