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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
GAS TO SAVE LIFE.
Novel Invention of a San
Francisco Man.
TO PREVENT DROWNING.
The Apparatus Consists of Flask
of Compressed Gas and an
-. Oiled-Silk Bag.

DIR. II. Craigie. San Francisco man.
has worked out an idea for life-preserver
with great many good points that do
away with most of the objections to the old
kind. The doctor has net yet got out
patent and does not intend to. but saws he
will give it to the world and be satisfied if
a few lives are saved
The great objection to the old float"
style OF life-preserver is that it is generally
locked up somewhere when it is wanted,
and when found the person is too fright
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
The Judge Was Kind.
:. The: Million.

= Judge @ -. who once presided over a
criminal .court. down East. was famous
+ as one. of the most. compassionate men who
ever sat upon bench..:::H His softness -of
heart: however. did not prevent him from
doing his duty as a Judge; "A man who
had been. convicted: of.*stealng a.small
amount was brought. into court for sem
tence... He looked very sad and hopeless
and the court was much rnovedby his con-
trit appearance:: .:~::: -
:: Have yon ever been sentenced. to i'm
pfisonm emit 90 :. =: =
f:Nevert never!". exclaimed the: prisoner,
bursting into tears: -. -:
;.".Don't cry. don Fiery. - said Judge :
;consoIingly; "yon:re going to be now.''.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31

expenses were S17,925 To- more than twice
the amount received. The society holds
rgidy to its rule, Never 70 run in debt"
This surplus of expenditure was possible
Only because Legacy became available.
The honorary degree of doctor of d.
vinty was recently conferred on Rev. b.
5. MeLafferty of 1acnms. formerly pastor
of the First Baptist Church OF Oakland,
by the University of Omaha.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
On the InstaIImeut Plan.

Last night as a reporter was passing along
a mucb-used JborOugbfare he met an old
darby who was so drunk that lie took up all
the spare room possible In his travels and then
wished for more. He seemed TO be trying to
see how crooked he could walk, so the reporter
hailed him and asked
"Weil. Old man, where did you get 1t ?"
The darby understood what was meant, and
replied:
''Why, boss, Use been a-bnying dis Jag for six
weeks on the inslallment plan. and now bil's
paid for, and Pse gwine ter keep Int fur some
time yit;" and the old darby went up the
street a-totin his jag along with MIN.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
The Impossible.
Detroit Free Press.

UbIIOII FTbb FreSs. =
The prisoner at the bar had won the favor af
tile Chicago Judge and that dispenser OF justice
wanted TO help him.
You have restored the money you STOLE" he
said, land now II 1 let you of what viii you
du?'' :
WILL" pleaded The prisoner.
"Where Will You go2'' Q
"Pll stay light here in Chicago, your Honor,
where l was born and raised"
The Judge shoOs his head.
81 guess you will find IL easier at the work
house." lie SAID coldly. ''Six months"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
One for Bridget.
It'd Bits.

= An Irish girl, who was servant to, lady, was
COMMUNICATED by her before company on the
elaborate characterization of a large pie at din
;neT.
: 'Why. Bridget you are quite an artist. How
did you manage TO do'thIS so beautifully" she
inquired, thinking To rally her for the compa-
ny's amusemeut.
"Indade it was mesef,. that did it num-
said Biddy, with a malicious grin; 'isn't it
purity mum? l did 1t with your false tayth
mumi"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-12-31
A Discerning Critic.

Chicago Record
Mrs: Kultshaw-,How did you like Swltzer.
land, Mrs Newrleh?
Mrs Newrich Gust returned from Europel-
Immensely. But can't help tblukiu' how nice
1t would be II them plaguey mountains wasn't
In the way.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30

24,9, Obio 24,3, Mi9isan 1877, Snz
biana 24,3, S0inois 25,5, Soma 1874,
M;Nouri 27.5, RanIas 20,3 8uIbel
bonn @cre. Der Durbibnitts.rtras
Der Rartofslsrnte tpirb fir bas aanae
0anb auf 1872 3uibel bonn Qcrs unb
vi: 8eiAaHenbeit auf 80 b. $. b:s
Ourd19nitts psrani 4last. !6:u er<
CAB bonn Ncre 1872 Sons unb atpar
ben,9t ii4 Der grnteertrag in BIN einz
aelnen Staaten opi19:n 152 Some in
Delaipare uno 2,66 1onnen in N,naba.
Der Durhi4nittsertras b,s 8u4meiz
gems belief ii4 auf 14.7 8u1bel Bel
92,4 b. $. bur9I Anittl:@er Site. Or
'@rtrag bes Sabats mirb i'm Durdz
i4ntt auf 695,3 Pfuno bonn 4cre &C.
i4dbt, mGbrenb MaKa@ui:tts 1000.
Connecticut 1,429, Nen Dort 905,
4.nn1plpanien 1000, Wisconfi I'm 889
unb Der 9aupttabat : Stat &entudp
7O5 Pfunb bonn Mcre beri9t,n. Der
@ur9i4ntttsertras h:r Baumtpolle
BON 1883 pfuno Dom Ncrs bertbeilt
ii9 auf @irsinien nit 1852, Morozgaroz
Tina nit 142, @:prsia NIT 1876, Tlori=
bu NIT 80, Mlabama NIT 148, Miht1z
iippt nit 143, 2ouii llama NIT Its,
9eras NIT Isl, Mrtanias nit ia uno
9enmHs lee NIT 1873 pfunb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
Gin mctier Watt.

Der iunge M6bul moQts etn meiIer
Mann 1per6sn unb ging besbalb au4
gu einem in 8afora lebenb:n Manns
Numens 9aKun, Der tpegen i:iner
@par1amteit beriibmt mar, UNI pon
bemfelb:n gu (:rnen. @aTan bieB i'm
pilltommen uno ging iofort auf ben
maHt NIT ibm, INN ben llnterri@t 3u
bsginnen. 3uerit tratsn tie gu benz 8dz
der unb fragten, ob ct frii4es 8rot
babe. rSa, 9:rr," eruioerts ber 8dz
der, PROT 10 frii4 uno metB, mie 8utz
ter" rDu itsBit, iagte 9ahan gu 1:t<
nsm 8egleiter, rbaB es h:7er fem piro,
glet@ @ltter gu t~aufen, ba ia bas 8rot
NIT lift perglidi,n miro." So gin9en
lie 3u Dem 8utterhanbler unb fragten
mad 1einer Waane. rMa:tne Butter lit
10 t0itlt1, mi: bas f:inite Slipen0l,"
ertpiberte Der Gambler. rDann lpoQen
mir boA lieber glsi@ Oel taufen,"
meinte 9aKan, unb iis b:gaben ii4 gu
etnem Rauf mann. Der Del fell btelt.
vDas b,ite Oltpenol!" REF bieier ibnen
i&on BON Meitsm entse9en. "Seu uno
rein mi, WaKsr!" ga f@lug 9a1an
i,tnem jun9en Schiller laHenb auf bic
@4ulter. r@iebft Du, mein Greunb,"
Iagts er, rtpir brau@en tpeoer 8rot gu
taufm, no@ Butter, nod Sel. 8eHer
als Mles 1T maner, unb bas t0nnen
mir bonn 8runneu bolen, obne bafir
be3ublen gu miiKen. @I: 9inse 9aben
ibren @ertb muir tn Der @tnbilbung
bes Meni4:n, unb @par1amteit tt
ntdts Mnoeres, als 1t@ oes s~ingebiloez
TIN Wertbes gu enti4lagen." Sn3tpiz
1@en tpar:, iie an ban 8runnen &C.
longt unb tranten maKer. @bbul dber
mar jung unb trdftig, lr fiiblte, oab
bag MaNeu ieinen 9ung:r nt4t {ti1te,
unb 10 iaste er gu 9aHan: n9err,
if BIN nod ni4t 10 tpetis pte Sbr,
unb i@ tp:rbe mir Elm 8rot taufen.
Mber 9elernt 9abe i@ bon sud- in bi:ler
einen @t1nbe bo9 fir m:in 2eb:n ges
mug - i@ bante @u& BON 9er3a1."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30

Babn 1T bur9 einsn Strsit bsr Din
9itellten po1itdnbts l~abmgelest.
Sn Subrublan tpo1en cine
Meng: Sub n I'M Grihiabr no4 Mr>
9%antinien austpanbkrn.
Sci Sturm:s tpegen mubte bic
Dampfosrbinbuns auf Dem Canal opis
i4en 6 n g Ian uno Grantrei4
eins:ftellt tuerben.
Sn M areiIle tpurbe cine Wabr<
iagerin pe9en 9beilnabme an elmer
anar4titt14.n @eri4p0runs perbafz
tet.
Sn 2incoln Gountp i'm Ser
ritorium Otlaboma mit6eten groBe
pratrief:usr. Grau Sobn 9au tam
um's 2e6en.
Sn Calais tpurb:n am 81. Moz
p,mber 40 2ei9sn, Spfer beS furbt=
barren Sturmss i'm Canal, an's l1fsr
9etporfen.
Sn Dttumma, Sa., purbs ber
32idbriss Greb @uitapion, ber Elm
bieriabris: 5 Mdb&:n ~pergetpaltigt bat>
t., Dor Dem @sri9tsgebGube gelDn9t.
Sn Nem Dort begingen bic 81
Sabre alte Grau 2ebnetp unb tire 35z
idbrig: &o&tsr Selbitmoro our@ @rz
bangen.
Die Rriessopsrationen BET Spantsr
bet MeliQa in Marptfo tpurbsn
bur@ einen %3w:itd9isen Sturm be<
binb:rt.
Sn Spofane, Maib, ftiroten
bic bsiben Steinbre@:r s. Renbrid unb
g. Qunrt in ben r:iBenben Spotanez
flub unb %ertranten.
Sn San as Gttb murbt btr
@ri:ffaif:nmarber Sobn Moob, Elm
gefdbrli@:s @ubjett, uni@aoli4 gez
ma4t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
Weutitt Wa6rthtem.
S6amri0e eelbNperttiu,m,elm na

Graat Wb!tnep in OKags. Wrigbt
g., Minn.. mubte na4 b:m Srrenz
aipl sebra@t peroen, ba Ct in einem
Mnfalts bon @:iitess: ftSrtheit ii@ Elm
@use ausbriidte. ST entflob ben
Wa@en aus Der Wnftalt gu st. petsr.
Dim nd1ften Morg:n fanb man ibn.
bate 1t& NIT einem 8eile isinen
re4ten SUB iib:r benz @ntel abs.ihlaz
gen unb bann nit BET linten 9anb bic
9anb iber benz Gaufg:lent OBJ
eei4nitten. Der Mabniinn entitanb
aus @eligt1iitdt; Der unslIdlta. mirb
pabri4einli4 an 8lutperluit iterbsn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
Surge Sa9cSuemi0fcttcm.

Muf ber Sn1el Senneriffo
bra@ bi: a6iati1Ae @bolera aus.
Sn Sppsln unb anbsrn Srtsn
Sberf@left:ns piitbet bic Grippe.
Sn 8apern 1T tpiebsr eine ST.
fluen3az@pibemie ausgebro4en.
\ @ie Observation-Disclosures in Spuz
fielen gu @unten ber Monarz
9t5ten aus.
Sn Der @egenb bes @emmerins
ersign:ten ii@ beftige @roer1 4itterurz
gen.
F., Sn Soronto Bel @alencio, Spuz
MEN, %erplobirten 3tpei 8ombsn in b:r
Mmtsftub: bes 8irgermeifters.
MuBlanb bet,ste 2 900 Quabratz
fuB auf b.r Mittpinteraus itellung in
@anTrancisco.
Sn 2emDig in Ddnemarf itrb 48
p.rfonen in untergeb:noen Ti1&erbooz
ten rrtruntsn.
Sn g + ! B tparb BET ~nsr1torbsne ST.
&0nig Mleranoer, prtn3 bon 8attenz
b:rg, b:graben.
Sn Stalien 1T ber Siberitrom
ob:rbalb @oms aus 1einen ufern &C.
treten.
Die fir 1895 in 8riKel qeplante
@usitellung lit Big 1896 berI4ob:n
pprbm.
@ei benz 8ranoe in b 0 + .,
9'ras, tamm bret perionen um's 81
BIN.
SIM !9ufsn BON q EN- Dort 1ant
Der SAooner @barles 81. Stone; 3mei
Mann Der 8s1aBung srtranten.
Ser S4ooner rMba @roBmann"
l@eiterte i'm @olf bon Merico. 81:
mannl@aft pur6e gerett:t.
Sn @ult Safe GitD purben
bret @binefen BON einem 3 g: iber=
fabreu uno %get0otet.
Die @tabt Mef4:b in perien
ipurbe gu 3met Dritt:ln burA elm CRIB
beben 3erit0rt.
B:i Mntnezpe en- 1ant Elm @9iF
auf Der @4elbe; bic 8emannung fam
um's Q.ber.
Ser @:rtebr auf 6er 2ebigb
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
0rofcS S6aocMfcncr.

81 Stabt Springfielb.
MaN., tpuroe bon elmer b:rbdngnibpol=
len Tsu:rsbrunit beimgeiuat. De1
angert9tets S4ab:n pirb $2,000,OOO
betrasen. 9as Geuer s%ntipruns i'm
Dsrter unb Didinlon 8lod, uno nabm
bann i:inen Wes bur@ Dootan's 8lod,
Qlba's 8lod, bon no es nah b;m 3d.
tel @lenboper ii~beriprang. Damn fam
ber 6uQ.r 8lpd an bic R,ib:. ga
mar DIS ubr, als bas Geuer IN ieiz
ner Suogren5: in S4a@ g''batten muir
be. Mn Der anberen Seit, ergriffsn
bic 6lammen ben Union 8lod unb bas
@lenooper 9ot:l.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
Gin oaNtbareS Bolt.

Wie aus Sopbia beri9tet tpirb,
min bic bul9arii@e m:sierung b:r
@ittpe b:s prin5sn Mler. bon 8attenz
berg cine Sabr:srsnte Don $4,000
ausbe3ablen. Der eb<malige Gurjt er=
9i:lt bteis penii ion. sic etn3ige g.
msl@e an bic Mus3ablun9 &C.
tnipft lit, 1T, baB bic ferblt@en lie
bsrreits b:s 9elben enb9Iltig in Bull
garten beitattet tperben. Die Wittne
BIS @:ritorbenen bat bic 8ebingung
acceptirt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
60 wtu CT he tabcu.

Mus Berlin mirb mtts:tbeilt, BET
Scatter babe bie1er Sage in ieiner Mn<
fpra9, an bic BIN Tabnensio ablegenz
ben @etrut:n 9:iagt: sd pani@e
9rtitli4e @olbaten, bic ibr @aterunisr
bet:n. @olbaten biirfen tetnen eigenen
millen baben. Sbr muBt nur einen
MiQ:n baben, unb bas t mein Miqe;
muir Elm @:1eb, unb bas lit mein 81
feb."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
Warftberi6te.
Xttcago.

M%interpei3en $685.; Sommsrpei<
3en 54-62; mo9gen 42-45; 9ofsr
$751;; @er1te 32-5O; Corn 35-
80; Msb1 100 $3.50; &leie 1880
1850; mibblings 11.00-11.25;
Gimotbpbeu 7,50-11.00; prairiebeu
8.O0-8.5O; @tiere 4.75-5.90; Stoz
ders 2.25-3.6O; &ibe 2.10-2.85;
&Glber 1926; @9meine 5.50-5.80
@9af: 3.O0-3.65; 2Gmmer $50
Ats; Butter, Creamery 2O-25; Butt
ter, @airp 49, "a; RG1e, Creamery 10
Ill; &G1e, @44p:i3er LIP; @ier
%; &artoffeln $50; 3niebsln pei
GaB 1.25; @rbi en- 1.00-1.05; Mepfel
2.O0-3.75; 8obn:n 1.60-1.65; Rleez
Iomen 8.75-9.00; Stmotbpfamen
Tla4s LOB; mbistep
LIS; @onig 10-15; 9onig aussela1z
fen 6-8; 2ebenbige 9ibnsr 8;
@pringbiibner 50; SurteDs SO;
Gnten SO; @dnie PET Dubeno $50
$50.
40u1de Gun
mei3en 60-62; @oesen M-45;
@erite $685.; 9afsr 26-29; Corn
IS 36; M'bl 2.20- 400; &leie 900
$50; Stmotbpbeu 6.00-8.50; Up
lunbbeu 5.5O-7.OO; Butter, Greaz
merp, 24-28; Butter, 9airp 20-26;
Gier 1871.
Wtnmcapolis & st. Yaul.
Ne.bers 2.0O-3.5O; RIbe unb
6eifers 2.O0-2.5O; &iibe getp09nli9e
1.GO-5.70; S@wsine 5.50-5.70;
@6af, 2.25-4.O.
South omaha.
&iibe unb 9ifers 1.25-2.25; &dlz
BET 2.00-2.6O; Stoders uno Teeo:rz
2.50-3.25; @4wsine 5.50-5.60;
@9afe 1.OO-2.6O.
sionr GttD.
@tier, 2.20-5.25; &iibe 1.25-
Alb; @toders unb 6eebers 2.35-
3.85; @@metne 5.55-5.65; @@afe
2.5-3.00; 2Gmm:r 2.00-.0O.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
HtuoeIftu0er.

SIM @arteiaak bes 8abnbofs in
Cat ct. 2outs fanb Elm poli5iit
cine &:ii,taI@e, aus Der eigentbumlt4:
2aute tamen. Man Dffnete bi:
Sal@e uno fan6 BARN Elm paar leb:nz
btge Babies, 1@:inbar 3miuinge, etma
bret Mo4en alt. Sie marin re4t gut
berpadt unb Elm Sod in bic Saihe &C.
i4nitten, UNI 2uft 3u3ulaNen. Die
nsrlafenen &leinen, Elm Mdbden unb
Elm Rnab:, tpurben in bas 81. Maz
rD's 9oipital abgelifert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
Shcurc SOlputcn.

Won Der beuti@m @i&sresierung
mirb fir bic @ermebrung Der S4uBz
Sruppen in Sftafrtta 1 Million mebr
g%eforocrt, fir bt, Siiomeitafrttas Elm
4lus bon bret breipiertel Mtlionen
Marf, neil bier bic @arEGltnth nod
mi9t pouitdnoig georonet itno.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
&un8crnoe Snotaner.

9ie srSbte Motb ,berri&t unter ben
Snbian:r TIT BON @anabu unb 2abrabor
Bis na4 @rittfb columbia. IS finb
b:retts 400 Rotbbdute ber Notb erlez
gen umb 9auienbe tperb:n tbnen in ben
Sob folgen. @is jeBt bat fi@ biz IT,
9ierung bon Canada nod ni4t 3ur
9ilfeG:titung geriibrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30

Sennis Mnberi ion, Der IN 'ber ylGbs
bon @iroqua pobnt, tpurbs unt,r benz
@erbaAt Der Sbeilnubms an benz Gin
bru9 in Soladion's @ebdu6e oerbaftet.
9al(adl Jon pobnt 5m0lf Meilen bon
@troqua auf elmer Tarm. SsSn be~
Na4t gum IA. Nobember bran9en flint
mustirte @duber in bas 6aus un6
5tpangen mtt Dorg:baItenem @eoolper
6sn Sarmer, 1bnen bier5ig Dollars
boar unb %prtbboQe @9mudIa9en bs=
raus5ugebsn. @s mar bas ber brittle
@aub dbnlt4er DIRT in @ernon Gountp
tnnerba1b etner mo4e. Mm ~borbergez
h:noen 9onnerita9 murbe Der 2a6en
Wan g. 8ennetfs in st II bamz
geiu4t, bar @elb14ranf um$ $500 8aar
getb uno iGmmtli@e Soften g:plinbsrt
uno 90. Rittenboule bon BET Srt1haft
@tart in oerielbsn NuAt INN 5000
b:raubt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-11-30
.,11ncIe sScrrD NuSf."

unter bte1 lem Namen mar ct I'M
gun3en 2anbe betannt, 8:.niamtn 9ar>
rt1on's Md:rbaumtntit:r, Der am 81.
Mop,mber in @iroqua in Mtsconi in
peritorbsme Seremtab Mc 2atn
@ust. @ein Sob, t.rporg:rufen
bur4 elm 8la1enleiben, bas bur@ cine
an14einsnb gliidli@ boll3ogane Spera=
tton sdn3li@ g:9oben f@ten, Fat in peiz
t:iten Rreilam lsbbafkit:s 8soauern
9erporgerufen. lncl. sSSerrp mar elmer
Der populdrften Mdnner b:8 gan3en
Norbmeitens, ni4t rrur Wtsconi inns,
tpsl4:m @taat ct F.4s Sabre lang als
ob:rf ter @eamt;r borgeitanbcn bat.
r@on S::remtab Must ia Miemanb
et1pos @9le4t.s reben, unb Mtemanb
&pirb's ber1u4en, benin uSntel Strip"
btnterldbt tetne G:tnbe. S!Ibft feline
polttii@em @egnsr batte1 i'm germ"
Mit bts1en Morten be3aa4net Elm Me4z
ielblutt + @t trefsnb bic auberg:m6bnz
li@e 8eliebtheit, p:l@kr Der @erftorb:z
n. iii4 erfreute.
S:remiab M. @ust tpurbs am II.
Stunt 1880 in Morgan Gountp, g.,
9eboren. @ein @ater bate zine tltine
Garm, urlb ber iun9e Must tb:ilt: feline
13ett amti@en bsr Mrbett auf benz G:lbe
unb benz 8efu4 ber @@uIs. Mit %
Sabren berlteB ct Ohio unb erparb
tin: Tarm Bel @troqua, @is. SIN
Sabre 1862 trait ct in bic 8unbe8Mrz
mee. s rtpube Major unb fpdt:r
0b:rf It : Qtutenant i'm Is. Regiment.
Ct mar unt,r @aneral @berman Bel
ber 8elagerung pon 0idsburg unb
tpurb, fpdter psgen 1einer Sapf:rteit
BEL @altebat@i: gum 8rigaoe<@ General
b%efDrbert.
Ma4 benz Rrieg> &purbe IT 8artz
RpntrpQer Big @tuates, &pel9es Mmt er
bon 1866 bs 1870 betleib:te. St mar
Mttglieb b.s 49,, 43. unb A. &pngreiz
1es. Mls 6reuno bon sSamss g. @arz
felb purb: tim na4 bel en- @rtpdblung
gum prGiioentsn bas Mmt bss @barge
b'@f7aires in paraguay uno Uruguay
ong boten. Gr lebnte 'baN:lbe iebo9 ab
unb tpurbe 1881 gum @oubern:ur bon
Misconi in auf benz republitanil9en
9i&!t gemdblt. Diefan po1ten betleiz
bette ct tpdbrenb breisr Serntne Biz
gum Sabrs 1889.
Nls prdfibent 9arriIon 1889 in bas
metb. 9aus 1einen @in5us bielt, erz
nannte IT ben General gum Mderbau=
ietpstGr, Elm Mmt, ptlbes er1t tug porz
fer gH4afen purbe. Mls i'm Sabre
1886 bic Mrbeit:runr1tban in Ban Niem
bel Milpaute,s ft%attfanben, traf @puz
oerneur @ust 1slbft ale Mnorbnungen
5ur f&nellm 8:enbiguns bes Mufz
rubrs.
@:neral Must binterldbt 1etne Sat-
tin unb bier Rtnb.r. Ser Gltei tie @ohn
1T Sol. 8. 5. @ust bon @bippetpa
SAILS unb ietm. dltefte So9ter, Trau
GbarttD @usf @ratg, tp.tld)s in @iroqua
mobnt. GrGulein MarD @ust lit cine
@4Dnheit unb bat in b:r @e1eQ59aft
IN Wal9ington Guror: gemaht. Blaine
@ust 1T ungefdbr II Sabre alt unb
tpuroe g!boren, als fein Water Mitglt:b
beg &ongr.T es par.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-25
Water as a Natural Force
Engineering Magazine. I

We find in water the only treless agent
that works in the modification of continents !;
and instead of being the great renovator of
the land as it is popularity conceived, it is
the great destroyer. The destruction of
ancient Rome has been attributed to time
But it was due simply to the moisture of
the atmosphere working through chemical
agencies. 1t was water, invisible but PEN
etrating even the very stones of the won
derful city, that caused her to crumbie
into ruins, and gave to modern Rome
a grade greatly elevated above her ancient
grade. But it works not alone in the cities
and towns. There is NOT hill on earth that
has not been siinrn of something of its a,i-
tude by this subtitle force. and there is not a
mountain on earth, if not fitfulIy renewed
by volcanic action, that has not been com
peIica to lower its peak before this universal
lcveler of the exalted. II NAV be dread
full thought, inbred, but We do not know
absolutely hat We are not dependent on the
earthquake and the volcano for keeping our
continental habitat above the level Of the
ocean FOR water not only destroys but il has
the persistency and force TO carry OF to lis
burial place in the sea all that il has caused
TO perish 1t may take long time at lis
task but working either in its gaseous, lis
liquid. or its solid form il seems to he the
most persistt Mt thing on earth, never per
ishing, a j. however diri led and Invisible
at times, always ready to unite It's forces
for supreme effort at the degradation of
continent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-25
OEFRAUOEO OF SEATS.
Partisan Decisions That Keep Many Repub
Iicans Out Of Congress.

WAsnISor"S, Jan. 2i.--rlierc is likely
to be some discordant music in the House
before the end of this session over con.
tested elections, in spite of the efforts of
the majority of the committee on elections
to avert all discussion in that direction
The fourth Congressional district of Ma
bama has been field of fierce contention
for II years. Not u man has received p
certificate of election to Congress from tia,
district in that time but it has been an act
of the grossest injustice. The district
covers the black belt of that state and is
beyond question largely Republican. YET,
Democrat is seated every time the Demo-
Gratis have control of the lower branch of
Congress. The plan is to intimidate others
then throw out ballots, stuff ballot boxes
AMI use every other means of preventing u
prima facie case for a Democrat. H.s "a
Louis W. Turpin, the Democrat who
occupies the seat at present, claims to have
been elected by majority of 1000 over j
V. McDufiie, Republican. McDufc con
tested, but the committee Oh elections
after investigation, stood off the report and
waived contest in the House. The major
ity reported in favor of the sitting mem.
her, of course. g3s es~ ara s..-s sIt
Representative Henry NJ. johnson of In
diana reported for the minority in favor of
seating McDufiic. 4 day is To he fxe,l for
consideration in the House. and il is under
stool that Mr.. johnson will make a speech
for the minority report, and it will no doubt
be an uncomfortable one for the ma iority.
There is a similar case from the seventh
district of South Carolina, known as Bob
Smail's district 1t also is a black belt,
and With fair election aud honest returns
Is Republican ny several thousand ma ority.
The returns gave William Elliott, Demo
crat. the election by vote of j132, against
33l5 for Thomas T.. Miller, Republican.
SO pitiful and many were the frauds and
crimes in this district that the committee on
elections controlled by the Bourbons re-
fused 10 take up Miier's contest, knowing
that investigation would scan1alize the
Democratic party in South Carolina Mil
ler's majority should have been several
thousand over Elliott. The committee re-
fuses to take up the CASE, but i. is probable
that ii will come informally before the
House upon its merits. Mr. johnson. /, is
limited, may have something 10 say upon
this case which will he of a Sensational
nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-25

Uncle Jimmie, in the fortics and fifiies
was one 81 the leading divincs of Ken
tucky-;t typical tndrcw jackson in ap
pearancf aud address. But unfortunately
lie was remembered with III almost uil
goycrnable appetite for strong drink
He WAS then II member of church sis
miles south of Newport. The reverend
gent lcnEln became "A member of the
Neutrality-suspicious.. the great Temperance
society of that day. At the next busi
ness meeting OF the church tho preacher
was surprised to hear charges preferred
against him for immoral conduct aud tc
receive from the irate ,leacons the fol
lowing explanation: BY becoming .
member Of a secular society as helpful
to moral reformation he at once admit
tod that the help afforded by the socici y
was stronger than that Of the church
ihua placing a temperance society in ad
vance of the church as moral force.
The result was that the reverend gen.
tlemen Withdrew from the society. !,
few months later q member was called
mp for getting drunk at an old fashioned
Kentucky "hog killing" Uncle JimmiS
was present at the trial and during its
progress said to the court: "You called
me to account for joining % temperate,
society. You are now trying this mar
for getting drunk. How much ought u
man to drink to be consistent Baptist?
That remark concluded that trial.-Cin
cinnati Times Star.