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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

were AFRAID 20 lay nanue on X, wen,
they've hosed the place out
that's as much as can be expected,
! suppose. Hush, lay on to these
blankets.
"See you blooming we'll far
enough first, said Hush, drawing
back.
whats that" snapped the
captain. "I'll tell you, my young
friend, | think you make mistake.
I'm captain here
''Fat lot | care," returned the
clerk.
"That sofp said Davis. "Then
you'll berth forward with the niger
Walk right out Of this cabin"
20, | dare sayi" said Hush.
"See any green in my eyei A lark's
lark"
"Well, now, I'll explain this
business, and you'll see (once for
alp just precisely how much lark
there is to it, said Davis. "I'm
captain, and I'm going to be it.
One thing of three. First, you take
my orders here as cabin steward, in
which case you mess with us. Or,
second, you refuse, and | pack you
forward, and you get as quick as the
words said. Or, third and last, I'll
signal that man-of-war and send you
ashore under arrest for mutiny"
"And of course | wouldn't blow
the gaffi o, no ~ replied the jeer-
ing Hush.
"And who's to believe you, my
soni" inquired the captain. "No,
cir There amt no lark about my
captainizing. Enough said. Up
with these blankets"
Hush was no fool-he knew when
he was beaten; and he was no cow
ard, either, for he stepped to the
bunk, took the infected bed clothes
fairly in his arms, and carried them
out of the house without a check or
tremor.
81 was waiting for the chance"
said Davis to Herrick. 81 needn't
do the same with you, because you
understand it for yourself"
"Are you going to berth herei"
asked Herrick, following the captain
into the stateroom, where he began
to adjust the chronometer in its place
at the bed head.
"Not muchl" replied he. 81
guess I'll berth on deck. | don't
know as I'm afraid, but I've no
immediate use for continent small
pox."
~ don't know that I'm afraid,
either" said Herrick. "But the
thought of these two men sticks in
my throat; that captain and mate
dying here, one opposite to the
other. It's grim. | wonder what
they said lastl
"Wiseman and Wisharti" said
the captain. probably mighty
small potatoes. That's the thing
fellow figures out for himself one
way, and the real business goes
quite another. Perhaps Wiseman
said, Here, old man, fetch up the
gin; I'm feeling powerful rocky.
And perhaps Wishart said, 'Oh,
hellp ,"
"Well, that's grim enough" said
Herrick.
"And so it is" said Davis.
"There; there's that chronometer
fixed. And now it's about time to
up anchor and clear OUT
He lit a cigar and stepped on
deck.
"Here, you'll What's your
namei" he cried, to one of the
hands, a lean fanked, clean-built
fellow from some far western island,
and of darkesss almost approaching
to the African.
"Sallie Day." replied the man.
"Devil it is said the captain.
Didn't know we had ladies on
board. Well, Sally, oblige me by
hauling down that rag there. I'll
do the same for you another time. +"
He watched the yellow bunting as it
was eased past the crosstrees and
handed down on deck. you'll
float no more on this Ship" he OBJ
served. "Muster the people aft,
Mr. Hay" he added, speaking un
necessarily loud. "I've a word to
say to them"
fro RE CONTINUED \
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

DR.. j. Mount Bleyer and DIR. M
Wilton WE'LL, of New York, have
been making experiments on the in
huence of the galvanie current in
promoting the formation of ozone in
the blood. They have arrived at
the conclusion that "animal electric
ity' is the prime factor in all the
processes Of change of chemical
action or otherwise within the living
body. They do not, however, tell
us what is electricity Boston
Transcript.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Rich men in active business can
afford to pay income taxes just to
get tariff changes out of the politics
of every session of congress. The
more the people think of it the better
they will see that an income tax is a
necessity of the situation. st. Louis
Republic, (Dem. }.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Clown formerly meant country
man, and as the fashion of painting
or tattooing the face fingered longer
in the rural districts than in the
cities, actors learned to give amuse-
ment by painting their faces and
initiating the speech of countrymen.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14
(To BE coNTINUED.)

Secretary Lamont says that Indian
wars are over and there is really
little use for an army. This shows
a wonderful triumph of civilization.
The subjugation of the savage was a
race between carbines and whisky
but between the two Lo gave it up
and went to holding down reserva-
tion.-Cleveland Plain Dealer
(Dem.).
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

"This life,' said the man who
stood on the cellar stair with coal
bucket in his hand, would be one
succession Of sweet surprises if coal
only came up as easily as the price
does. - Washington Star.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

M. Massenet, who is now sojourn-
ing in the south of France, Paris
ian music paper says, has nearly
completed the score Of "La Navar-
raise" one-act opera, in which
Nine. Gale will undertake the lead
ing role next season at Coyent Gar
den. The composer has promised
Dir Augustus Harris and Mme.
Calve to conduct the first perform
ance o. the work.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Sweet Girl-The man / marry
must be both brave and brainy.
Adoring Youth-When we were out
sailing and upset | saved you from a
watery grave. "Tbat was brave, |
admit, but it was not brainy."
eyes, it was; | upset the boat on
purpose. It'd Bits.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Paul Bennevue is physical wreck
in a New Hampshire poorhouse.
He has been a diplomat, editor, pub
Usher, politician, orator and banker.
He began his public life in France
as secretary 10 Alexendre Dumas,
the elder.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Nine. Melba, the operate singer,
has red--not red of the quality
which Patti exhibited shortly after
she came back to sing Lucia here
a few years ago, but lustrous and
deep red, which is carried out in
the general scheme of the eyebrows
and the tint Of Melba's dark eyes.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Mr.. Carnegie's statement that he
can produce iron and steel cheaper
than can be done in England is a
dreadful blow to McKinleyism. Can
it be that Carnegie is in the employ
of the British dayton, o., Times,
(Dem. }.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

A dispatch from the City of Next
co says that Mormon leaders from
the United States have made ar
rangements Cor the purchase of
5000, 600 acres of land in the state
of Chihuahua.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

France has cabinet crisis once
or twice year, and the United
States would like to have one about
this time if it would clean out all
the present members. st. Louis
Globe Democrat (Rep. J.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

There are no Democratic papers
that have any right to be considered
leading Democratic thatare denounc-
ing the proposed income tax. The
men who are profiting by the odious
war tariff will be the first to squeal,
provided they have to turn back into
the treasury any of the fruits Of
their ill-gotten gains.--Buffalo
Times, (Dem.)
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

John d. Rockefeller has made a
conditional gift of 100000 toward
the general fund of the University of
Chicago. The condition imposed is
the subscription of $500, 600 more as
the amount required to secure M. A.
Richardson's gift of $780, 900, which
would swell the total of 81 900, 900.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Alice-George, dear, how did you
convince father that you were rich
enough to take good care of met
George-Easy enough; told him |
bought fresh chrysanthemum every
morning. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Wife-What are you on strike for
nowf Husband don't know. /
didn't go to the last meeting. But
| must have some grievance that |
hadn't noticed, or / wouldn't have
been ordered out.-Puck.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

The old gentlemen and their wives, as
well as l can call to mind, were Col.
Chester Ashley and wife, Roswell Beebe
and wife, Chas. Rapley and wife, Capt.
Buckner and wife, Judge Ringold and wife,
Absalom Fowler and wife, DR.. r. A. Wat
kins and wife and others.
| am indebted to Mrs. Lambert. Reardon
for her assistance in getting up this list of
ladies'.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-THE
United States steamer Mohicon
came off the Mare Island dry dock
Saturday night and viii begin coal
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Indigo is thus named from its be-
ing first exported from an Indian
city of similar designation.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Sierra means saw, and its ap-
plication to range of pointed
mountain peaks is very apt and
poetical.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Bogus was the last name Of Alex.
ander II. Bogus, who many years
ago perpetrated a celebrated swindle.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Tarantulas took their name from
laramie, in Italy, where these VEN
omous spiders are common.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Jungle, punch and toddy are words
from the Hindostanee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

Kersey is corruption Of Jersey,
where the fabric was first made.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

was an old-fashioned Virginia reel. The
two lieutenants with the two Ross girls
took the head, then followed the girls and
boys in their order. The George band
struck up "Arkansaw Traveller" and
Then the feet few as never before, for all
know who have ever danced this reel that
there is more dancing and less hugging
than in any other dance, it was all dance
and no turn. After this the old cotilion
was danced, the incest dance we think of
all, but we may be little old foggy in this
respect.
At IL O. clock we were invited into the
large dining room, and as there were not
plates enough for all the ladies were first
served, the gentlemen waiting on them.
Then the gentlemen came and in turn the
ladies' waited on them. Wine flowed freely.
We danced until o. clock in the morning,
and went home with the girls in the same
order we escorted them to the hotel, and
we were all happy. The ladies all called
on the Misses Ross the next day, and they
were invited to many dinings. This was
the way we showed our hospitality in days
of yore.
Below is the names of the parties who
attended this reception:
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14

The order Of march was as follows: The
company was to proceed In line
to the house Of the young lady,
halt, and the young man
whoss partner was within, stepped to the
door where she met him, aud taking bis
arm. he escorted her TO his position in line,
they marched together. This was repeated
until an entire double line was formed.
Then they marched to the Anthony House
and, instead OF breaking ranks and fling
into the room, we kmarched with quick
step into the room. Dutch Georges band
diacoursing it's best music, and we boys
thought it the best in the country, for we
had heard no other AS we marched into
the room, the "gals1 and the boys
fled right and left, max.
ing line Of girls on
one side and boys on the other Mr..
Ross with his two daughters, one on either
side, advanced to the center Of the room,
which was lighted by sperm candles stuck
in the muzzle Of the old flint lock musket
about six inches apart, where he was met
by Capt. Pike and his two lieutenants,
and after short, eloquent speech welcomed
them to the inequalities Of the city.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-12-14
THE EBB-T|DE.
A TRIO AND QuARreTTE.

BY Robert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd os-
bourne. Authors of HThe Wrecker"
(PubIished in Scribner's Magazine),
Eto.-ssThsre is Tide In
the Affairs OF Men,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

to~nnenipeiie S~erlenben BON 8robiiren be-
trifft, 70 CLAUDE tb, baB bieies bon Sen
tpeiter ltolt6 gelc9enen Staten bel eifriz
ger betrieben miro ais BON NorD>9afota.
9aB man auf 20 Ncres I'M 8 iten lein 2e>
BEN better macben fam, ais auf 100 Ncres
in Nor0>O afpta, lit minbeftens cine lc1r
9etpa9te gebauptung. gtatiirli6 fontmt ia
allb piel Daraltf an, tpie man cine Sa6e
betretbt, fir man9e 9e1te itnb 16on 20
Ncres DteL 3u bel 0anb. 6err Gun5
iprtd6t au6 bon i6on etn9eri6teten Sar>
men, pelbe I'M Often 3u Spottpreiien gu
baben itno. 4lio Elm Sarmer, tpel6er
feline beiten Sabre auf BEN 20 ober 40 Ncres
5ubracbte unb ii3 abplagte, n1uB bieieIben
5t guterlebt Tim einen Sppttpreis ber>
t%aufen, nur I'm tie Ios3uperben, uno mas
farn ct nit bte1er fleinen Suntrte in ietnen
alten Sa9en mod %anfan9en. Sber ange>
nOmn1en, ct bat bret ober bier erpab'ene
SDbne, ipo ioaen bteie btngeben, ober
ioQen fi6 bteie etipa in Sic 20 Ncres
tbeilen ? GieL better lte gingen na6 Jtorbz
9afota, tpo Sober bier 8tertel Section bes
16Oniten 8o6ens umIonit befommen unb
in einigen Sabren 5u SelbititGnbtgfeit utb
8pblitan6 %geldngen farm. @ertebr,
Mtdrfte unb ~iociaIe @erbGltntiie iinb bter
ebenlo g%eoronet, tpte in an6eren Glteren
Staten. Gdubbou braubt Nteman6 bier
3u tretbet, benn tper 100 Mcre ober nte6r
beftBt, far1n ie6es Sa6r etnen TbetI bdbon
bracb Itegen laiien, unb bat es ntcbt notbz
penbtg, Sen 8oben aus3ubungern.
Sobn q. 8oB len.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

malt 1T pie6er BET &aiie. 0o6 6as lift
nibt Nles. Ser Staat be5ablt feline 53elt5
oengebiibren ltn6 ser 3euge muB letre Belt
nutlos berge1ben. 0tun, mas foitet Sic
S6miere :? l1n1er GDuntb beSoblt getpDbnz
Gt6 fir ie6e @ranb SurD>S iBung 600 9olz
lars. Gter mai I'M Sabre macbt 24O0
Dollars. l1nlere Staatsperfa1iung 9t6t
ser @eieBgebun9 boS &ecbt, bas @ran6
SurD>S Ditem ob5uGn6ern pber. ab3ui6affen.
Gerlbtebene Staten baben lebteres gez
than, an6ere tpte &an1aS berufen nur 6ann
cine @ran0 SurD, tpenn eS bonn 8olfe
fpeStea perlangt miro unb feline 6inretben0e
NnSabl 8iir9er @in1prt6 bagegen erbebt.
Mnbere tpie Soma baben bas 6reiunbstpan=
gig f0pfige l1ngebeuer auf Sic 53abl iteben
b~erabgeiebt. S6ret6er bteleS lit ntcbt ge>
mug &ecbtsfenner, um 8or1blG9e, mie
baS @eieb ab3uGnbern mGre, 3u unterbrei>
ten. Die 6aupteinpGnbe 9egen bas iebige
SDitem iinb: 1. Ser &pitenpunft. 2. 9aS
gebeime 8erfabren.
Die &eebtspfle9e lit ionit OffentItb, snur
in bieiem 8unfte lit ie 9ebeim. Die 3ett
Der 8e6mz 1tn6 star chamber>@ ertcbte
lpQte bod DDriber 1etn. 9aS ga1l3e Ser
fabren tit etnieittg. Sour 3eugcn ber Qln7
tldger perben bernommen, pdre Ste 8orz
unteriu9ung OffentIt6, 10 f0nnte marcber
ba feline ltni6uLb betpetlen unb tpdre tpetz
terer Bro8eBmtrren entboben. SD erinz
mere MIDI nod, baB unier ~peretpigter 80rnz
itetn por ben &rtegsia6ren einmal bas gan3e
@eriimpel tii4tig beleuAtete unb bartbat,
baB bieicS l1eber6leibieL aus barbarii6er
3ett nit benz Settle beS gegentpdrttgen
S~o6rbunberts unperetrbar lei. Metne Q(bz
it6t lit nit bteiem @eni9en Bic Sacbe anz
sure9en, fdbtgern 2euten ettpas au berten
unb tDo6l aucb gu i6reiben unb 5u astttren
5t geben. Chicago bat etne itattli6e 9tn>
3abG tii6ti9er Oeuti6er Surtiten, bon tbnen
bdngt es ab, bic Sa6e aaiettig gu beIeu6z
ten un6 GUT %brennenben Ta9esfraee gu
maben. Wtt Bbtltpp bon Spa1tten rufe
i6: rS6 babe Das Wtetnige getban, tbut
Sbr 6as @urtge." S. S.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

un6 auf @run6 bieler 8erfaiiungSbelttm7
mung mllr6e bas @ebolt bes Staats7Nlot7
tors auf $1,000 fe1tgcieBt.
9(IS ober bas @eieB iiber Die 8erlt9e1
rlng5> 2tbtbeilung c%rlaiien ltto leBtere Dem
Staats >Nubitor unteriteat puroe, entbtelt
oallelbe 5tpar bic aQgernetne 8eittmmutg,
baB ct ale auf @runb b~elielben erDobenen
@ebiibren an ben StaatSi 6ab abfitbren
loIe, aber nod Sic beionOere, baB Der
gtetto> 8etrag aller @ebitbren nab 9lbrccbz
nult9 0er Soften ser Danttt nerbunoenen
| S6reibarbcit, $4,000 nibt iiber itetgen
6iirfe, un6 bas iebe barber binats 9ebenbe
| Summe an BEN Staatsi3abmeiiter auS5uz
5ablen 1et.
Sffenbar itebt 6ie1er lebte Sat i'm Ssh
beriprucb nit benz eriten. @inmaL iouen
ale @ebiibren abgeliefert perDen, nnb Das
anbere WfaL NUT ale iiber $4,000 unb Die
Soften ser S6reibarbeit. Snbeiien bic
9lbft9t ber @eiebgebung pa o%ffenbar, Dem
Staatsaltbttor fiir ietne bermebrte Nrbett
Elm @ebalt 5t geben, unb ba eS tbr ~5tpettel1
baft tpar, pb bas ongeiibtS 6erGerfaifun9ss
beitimmung btreft geId6e9en f0nne, 10 er1
grtff ite btelen iebr anfecbtbaren Nustpe9 =
anfe3tbar au6 beSbalb, neil IN ber porbe1
bdItI3en 8eitimmung ni3t an9egebcn 1T,
tuer bic $4,000 AT @e6iibren erbalten ioa,
Sic berfiet MIR, baB bteleGben ntbt IN Den
Staatslbab ob9eIiefert Su iueroen brau6et,
Gtnerlei, pte stpeifelbaft bic 8efttm1
mung, bte Stoats7 Qlubttpren 6aben felt
1872 bas &e6t baraus se5ogen, BON ben
i'm Gerit9erungsamt erbobenen @ebibren
$4,000 lit Sic eigere Sa16e gu ite6en, unb
oa Ntem1anb @intpan6 bagegen er6ob, 10
fonnten tie bas bts9er p6utg unbe6eltgt
tbun.
9ber es f6etnt, baB fte nt3t ttur $4,000
itcb angeeignet baben, ionbern nob ettpas
mebr. 8entgitens er9ibt ii6 aus et1em
8er9Iet6 5ptlben Sen inter Ben bier leBten
Qtubitpren in Der 8eritcberu >Qlbtbeil1nq
~einge9angenen uno BEN an BEN S6ab7
mtetiter abgelteferten @ebiibren burbpeQ
elm it9 auf un9efdbr $4,000 be5iffernber
1tnteri3teb. 9entna3 miiBten an. S6retbz
geblbren uno ionittger. 6Glfe tGbrltd
$13, 900 berausgabt tporben lein.
9as 1T cine iebr groBe Surnme, iebo6 iie
mag gat5 ebrltb %perauSgabt tpDrben Iett.
9tber, tpenn ie bas lit, tparum tpetgert iid
Ser abtretenbe Nubttor 9apen bteientgen
8i3er an ietnen Na9foIger ab5uliez
fern, aus benen erieben perben tann, pte
bteie $4,000 i'm @tt13elnen beraus9abt
tpprben itnb? Die Nusrebe, baB btele
8ii6et Brtbatetgentbum Ser Nubitoren
ieten un6 6as Bubltfum NIGHTS an9tngen,
1T etne frebe 11nberi9dmtbett, bte nur
bertentge hagen fann, Der BON ette1
6erausgabe ser &ii6er groBe Scbanbe 81
befircbten bat. 9enn bas 8ubltfum Bat
ieber 3ett etn 9tebt 3u t~piien, tpte Bic
OffentLtben @elber p%erausgabt tperben.
go LANCE 6err 8abeD Die 8icber ni6t
ausGtefert, miro man %geStpungen fem, on
cune6nten, baB enttpeber CT ielbit un6 feline
8orgdnger BON ben @ebIbren nod mebr
ais Sic tbnen nit 3petfelbaftem &ecbte 5u>
fommenben $4,000 in Bic Sai4e geitedt
baben, Ober aber baB 6as @elb oils poIi=
tti6er GorrupttOnsfpnb nerpenbet porben
1T. Seraus nit ben 8i6ern!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30
Ganle slide.

Ser Staats7 9u6ttor besie6t geleb1icb
elm @eboIt BON $500. NuBerbem be3iebt
er - Oh 9eieBGiB ober ungeiebGtb, lit cine
unenti6ie6ene Srage - $4,000 an @ebiib7
rem ais 8orlteber Ser Staatsz8 eritbez
rungs>Qlbt6eilung.
Die Sabe perbdGt ftb TO: 9ie gerfafz
tuna BON 1870 i6retbt bor, baB aae
Staatsbeamten itatt alIer @ebiibren &C. Elm
6urb Gjeleb feit3uiteuenbes @ebalt empfanz
oen ioQen, peldeS tpGbrenb i6rer 2lmts3eit
weber er60bt nod perminbert tperbem BARI,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

8aS, nit BEN 6artfo6lenz GGubern in
Bartneri9tp 9e6en unb ibnen @p9e nm
8o6e Wiaionen in bic Sai6e iteden :
l9Gnte DID, alter @interI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

Ser 8aron @nfrc6 bon Got6icbilb be-
f6dftigt acbt rGbefS" it ieiner &ibe. ST
befla9t es tpo6l ale Sage, baB ct nibt AUDI
bier NfG9en bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

rMtebr ais bunbert &utI9en folgten
ietnem Sargel"- user lit benn 9eitorz
ben @ar's elm GROCER StaatSmann,
Srteger, 9i6ter p6er 9enfer 2" - y@t
tpaSl Sic baben BEN 9roBen Ottfe be9raz
ben, BEN Bretsfe4ter, Der mebr &0pfe
etn9ei3Ia9en bat ais ir9en6 Sen1anb
SeineS9leiben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

Ser ereife @erbt, Set eben baran tit,
ben Sdn9ern feline neue Sper uSalitaff"
etn3uitu6tren, fanb tpGbrenb bes Gornpoz
nirens feline Wtuitt 10 broaig, baB er betm
S3retben auf60ren unb ber5ltb la6en
muBte. 60 er3GbLte erieIbit bieier Sage.
9pffentlt9 bletbt er ni6t Der @in3ige, Set
fODteG 9umOr in letnem SaIftaff fin6et,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

Mrs. amanda Paisley
Set oieIen Sobren cine eeodtete &ommunifortfn
Der Srinitp Episcopal Stride in ytembureb, 81. 81,
fa9t ir1n1er pSSb 0anfc Hir" gu 9opo's Sorias
pariaa. Sic lit iobreIang on Gc5er1a uuo STRIP.
pbulDfeh Gefhpiiren on Dem @efdte, Dem &onfe
un0 DEN Sbren, poourb lie fat elm sShbr lana
taub tpar uno ibre Sebtraft lit. Bum grE:aune1
ibrer Sreunoe bot
9DDb's Sariapariua
TIRE SeiIuns bemerffelist. uno fam lie lett IN mt
tpte lie bSren uno ieben. Weeen opaen @in;eIheiten
ihresGoues iSreibt on G.S. Sooo 20 9oneG,
Ntah.
Soppn'a Yinen tiuo bel Der Sono oemodt uno
En0 perfett IN ibrer 6eItraft, Yrppprtion uuS %uss
feheu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

Gin ensIii5ss glatt, Ser vOptician", be-
bauptet, taft aae sroBen Wtdnter bGtten
bLaue 9lugen. ~gtoppleOn I. babe ite ses
babt unb 8tsmard unb @labftone bGtten ie
nod beute. Altcb te6er 8rdfibent ser Ser.
Stoaten iei ~bLauGugig 9etueien, nit Nusz
mabute 8eniamin 9orriion's. 9as if
nibt gang rtdtts, benn 9err 6arriion bat
tu~enistens Elm blaues gluse - felt ser gfoz
bembermobI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

vOte bobeIesante Srau Meo6esliif If
franf."-y@as febIt tbr benn?"-9er @r3
mill ntdtS iagen. ST partet ab, tpelcbes
2eiben bteien 8tnter in 6er @efeaf6af
faibionable nirb uub bann miro er it'd
ausipre3en."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-30

Gin 9ins, 6as Sen 8utIer abfDI1tt nicbt
fannie, mdr S1tr6t. 9Is ct in Baltimore
einsD9, tparen er un6 feline Sruppen BON
etnem f6peren &e9en bis auf Sic 6aut
bur4ndSt. 9a trat Captain Sarmer auf
tbn sn mnb iaste: u@eneraI, mani bat nit
n1itgetbetIt, baB BET 9iigeI, auf benz mir
fteben, untermtntrt lit unb baB mir Nue in
Ste SUIT flte9en petDen." pS60n," fagte
Butler, u6es 1T elm Groit. 9a iperben nit
6o9 froden tper6en."
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-12-22
NEWS OF THE WORLD

Captain +. Zalinski, Of pneumatic
dynamite gun fame, is to be placed Oh
the retired list of the army.
1t is the prevailing opinion that the
bankruptcy bill.
The annual report Of the civil ser
vice commission contains Il spirited
attack upon the spoils system.
The United States revenue steamer
Grant passed Sandy Hook bound for
San Francisco, cruise Of fourteen
thousand miles She is expected to
reach San Francisco March IS.
Eight persons were killed in the tax
riots ut partcnico, Sicily. Heads OF
the sheriff and his wife were paraded
on poles.
The United States torpedo boat CusA-
ing has left Newport for Washington,
where She will lay up for the winter
and probably be exhibited to the con
grcSSrnen as Il style Of craft which the
navy is in need Of in large numbers.
The navy department has received
word from San Francisco that the
United States steamer Ranger sailed
from that port yesterday for COrinto,
Nicaragua, whence the Alliance sailed
Monday. The destination OF the Ali
ance has not been made known.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-12-22

mount to Mr.. Blount; and no presi-
dent-not even Mr.. Cleveland, with all
his power-could change that condi-
ton
Il affirm continued Frye, that
Blount, in his report, has not written
4 single unvarnished line OF truth
nor given one unprecedented opinion,
nor rendered one impartial adjust
ment.''
At the conclusion of Mr.. Frye'S
speech the senate was addressed by
Mr.. Vest, who commented upon the
partisan speeches of Senators Hoar
and Frye, and said in reference TO
Mr.. Frye, that on all party questions
he (VesD would put just as little trust
in him us he would trust Il hungry
wolf when the bleat of the farmers
lamb was heard in his immediate
vicinity
Mr.. Vest declared in conclusion that
if he had the power, he would with
draw every shadow of authority from
the Hawaiian islands and would leave
the opposing factions to settle the
question of sovereignty.
Mr.. HOar's resolution went over till
tomorrow without action. The senate
walt into executive session and soon
adjourned.