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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
&letnere Wa6ri6ten aus xtaot
nno umge8eno.

g. 5. peteriuH, 3abuarst
96l WainitraBe.
= es baben Seiratbslicenien genom=
men: Grnt Settmann uno 9isSie Mo=
rib; Matbias Softer uno Suianna So
tpbi.
= Sparen Sic ibr Gelo? @enn
ni6t, peroen Sic Mitslieo Der Soma
Building & 2Oan allOciation. Ode
Der Is. unb @lapitraBs.
= Ser Slasefal assen 90. &erwin,
tpel6er iuegeu oes Sooti9la9es BON
Scbn Mabr 81 Swin Springs Dor
Geri6t itebt, miro am IL. Sept. Dor
bic 8rOB9el6wOrenen fommen.
- Yrosent auf Sepoliten besablt
fir irseno cine 3eit auf Summen BON
500 boil. Soma Building & 2oan
IiOciation, Gfe Der Is. uno Clap
StraBe.
= Serr Stoltenben, Der bas dlteite
Saneioersei9dft Der Staot iibrt, ge=
oentt iein @eidaft aussupertauien.
Sir ben re6ten Damn 1T bier Elm @u-
tee Gei6dft gu MAIDEN.
= 20 Prpsent ab an Wdnner=Sem=
ben, Sinoer=&appen unb ale CONNER
Waaren.
Z. s. y mboper,
Ode Der 9. u. Main.
IS 81. 81. 8oebel, elmer Der Seber
i'm bieIisen ySeralo" III pom GongreB=
mann Sapes benadri6tist nOroen, oaB
er su elmer STEELE in Der &egierunss=
Sruderei ernannt pOroeu lit. Sie
STEELE lit cine eintrd9li1e nit @usli6t
auf Weiterbeforoerung.
= &eousirte Yreiie auf alien por=
rdtbisen @aaren Der Saiion, wie 10
DIT seiast. Spredet Dor. Die Yreiie
lino oerart reouSirt, oaB feline S6pie=
rigteiten barber entlteben meroen.
Sas. 2ebi IL 6 o.,
gde Der z. uno WainltraBe.
2l04 resiitrirte Ybarmasiiten
ooer IpOtbeter gibt es in oieiem Sabre
in Soma, ge9en l843 in 1885. Dor
ben 2l04 waren 405 NpOtbeter=8 ebil=
zen, uno wenn man oieie unb etlpa
800 BON Golden, bic Sbeibaber an
elmer QpOtbete iino, oapOn ab,iebt,
er9ibt oies ettua 1850 Npotbeteu fir
ben 9ansen Staat, Ooer our6i9nittli6
II Iilr leoes County.
= Ser Milwautee SerOlo" i6reibt
uie iOl9t:
-0ubuque, Sa., 9. Sept. Soiepb
Sanep, 50 Sabre ali, bat beute WiQiam
Oenrp, so Sabre alt, our6 Groroiieln er.
moroet uuo Oauu ben aopi bes alien Wfan.
nes polnGnoi9 gu Srei gei6Ia9en. Sauey
be9iu9 Oaraui Selbitmoro our6 GrtrGnteu.
Ger Wtoroer mar Der @riiuoer Don Qarlino
NIB mar wobIbetauut i'm gar;en gtoropeiten.
SemporGrer &abniiun wIro ais @rnno iIr
ole Worotbat augeieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Stesjdbrise Yrdmie
Der ,,0asette".
SGs u uabeubilb Der 8 rO It E.
rim Der Setribtenp Don
NJ burq.

Sas Bib lit Elm pra6tpoller Dell
f~arbenoruf mad elmer Srisnalsei6=
uuns Oes 6eriibmten Gnaoenbiloes aus
Der Sauptitaot Suremburs in ben Si=
meniionen bon 174xl1 3oQ. Die
Statue Oes 8nabeubiloes bebt ii6 in
i60ner Weiie Don einem OuntelgOlo-
farbigen Siutergrunbe in i6Ouem &otb
beraus. Sas 8auSe 1T nit eiuem
e,lseu WeiBen &anOe umgeben.
d @ir perabrei6en
bieie Yr q
muir an oiejeni gen abonnen=
te II, Wel9e Elm bolles Sabr i'm
Surans be3ablen uno miiiien uns auf
oas Strensite auf 8orausbe3ablung
zines ganSen Sabres balten, Da Die
Radirase um oas Bib cine iebr groBe
1T.
uniern agenteu
neroen mir Elm Bib ais Probe gum
GorSeigen i~enOen, aber tOnnen feline
weiteren Siloer reraus9aben, bis mir
Die Namen Der 9bOnuenten, iopie
oeren QbOnnementsbetrag in Sanoen
6aben. 98ir eriu6en unlere Serrn
glgeuteu bem9emaB, uns Die Namen
uQer Qbpnuenten, wel6e fir oas toms
msuSs aaRr i'm @praas beiablt babsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

nit Setrag iobolO ais mD9liA ein3us
ienoen, bamit mir oenielben Die Brds
ME gIeib sutpmmen laiIeu tbnnen.
Sa Die Na6fruge I'M oas i6Dne
Bib cine beionoers 9robe unb unier
gOrratb Elm bei6rdntter lit, mD6ten
mir eineu jeoen 2eier eriuben, ii6 Oas=
ielbe our6 cine baloige SeSablung 81
perii9ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Neue 9nfals@ a

gGir baben Serrn 9lnton Go9t, 4l2
MainltraBe, sum SOtalagenten %unlerer
beioeu Sldtter in Siour Gitp uno llm=
oe9eno eruannt. GbenfaQs baben mir
Serrn e. S: Sartbolet gum 0otal=
0genten bon 8ranUile, Sa., uno um=
gegeno ernannt. Sieie Serren Iino
alio ermGftigt, Ibonnenten 81 iam=
meln, 6eloer 81 cOIettiren uno fir
lebtere iu aulttiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Sie niebrisiteu Preiie mad Der
Welaustcauns In Gbiragn

iino ieit9eleet porbeu unb ieit benz l. gluguI
III Strait. SIS peroeu bis aui peiteren Mel:
ouns ernieorigte G~rturiioupreiie ieoen SAG
aui Der Chicago, Wtilwaufee unb ct. Hall
@ilenbabn 9ema6t weroeu uitp giuette iol:
len 80 Gage 9ilti9 bleibeu. lin udber,
auStunit wenoe man ii6 all ben eofala9en.
ten Der 6. Wf. & ct. y. Gilenbabu. Geo
y. Ssanorb, Sen. Faf. ast., Chicago Silt
uois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
the mails AT rates.
agentpn Der Deutfden Eat6O(ilden
DRUID. geleQI6aft.
&ciienSe @senten
Us. WoIitpr, =. &ablcr.
Mgenten Der ,,Ga,ette".

~SS'sN ~ vo"Js'N
Sn Chicago, ST.:
6r. Feter Reitsr, So Gu9ene Ctr.
9r. Wti del Welter, Ip. 1872 5llIe
S.ibieite.
Sr. geter Bernard, 457 &iu6eitsr
2lue., &eit. uuO SiiOWeiieite.
Sir @i9b RtO9c, ST., mlb llmsessuO;
i. 2rau d..
Sir 9lurora, ST., NIB Ilmse9enO.
So1u Weii9 d., 80 NOrtb SrOaopaD.
Sir ct. Raul, WtiuH.:
9r. &. Y. &leiu 226 RouOo Ctr.
Sir minneapolis uub llmseno:
Nit. Nolitor l, 2426 Satiou Ctr, u. 6.
Sir W~tilpautee, isis:
SIoieite uIo graupile Geuter: Serr s.
439 6auuoDer Ctr.
Siir bas ilbrige Wtilwautee: Serr =. Sc
b eHba d, 1853 ReIeruoire ape.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

@ir ienben i'm 2aufe oieies Wonatcs
Elm Circular an ale jeue Ibpnnenten,
uelde Our9 SeSabluns zines Sabr=
ganees, aliO $3.50, oasielbe erlangen
t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
6nbr 0afc Der Stant.
Ser apo tpliibe Selegat,
Garoindle, grsbiidOe
uno Sii6De IN grD=
ser 3dbl.

Ser 3abl.
Die tir6li9eu @iiroentrd9er, melde
lire Inpeienbeit bel Der Yaliumsieier
bier in Dubuque ertlart buben, lino:
Mier. Sotoui, apoitolii6er Sele9at Gar:
oiual GibbouS, Gribii6oi Don Baltimore ;
Die Gr;biihoie: Ruan Don philadelphia,
Seeban pou Chicago, ,Srelalo Don Ct. Faul,
hiproan non SaI NralciSco, 6prri9au poIt
Jtep gort, aayer Don Mil,uaIfee Glber Don
Cincinnati, Sbapele pou Santa sc, 8aiu,
G%ouoiutor Don ct. YouiS, Geomooo pou
lSelin9ton i'll New 3eelano.
Die gii60ie: &pau pou Buffalo, Martp
Don Siour Sails, Sbutaro pom GiuceuueS,
Sos9rope pon Davenport, ScdHIau Don
Salt yate, Scannell non Smabu, Surte Don
ct. Solepb, WcNopeul BON oarrisbrrg,
S'0ara pom ScraItou, 6rone pou Der Uni
periitdt ;n &albingtou, WcSomneu Don
Srootlpu, ylIooen bon Suracuie, Soritmaml
pou Gleuelaup, S6weba6 pou Va Groiie,
0o9aN Don 6aniaS Gitp, @locieaur Don
Spabo, Gallagher Don galpelton, 0enueliep
pou gSidita, Wtoore pon ct. 2tl9uitilte,
SesIiu Don Nat6eS, WtcSolrid Don Gulutb,
Gotter Don QSiltoua, Qtl0ent Don youoou in
England, @aoo pou Ntau6elter i'll Gnglano.
6reitag Ra6mittas peroen Die eriten
boben 8Glte bon Chicago Der anlansen,
uno an Saml tag Die ilbrigen.
Sic Sempnftratione b o II
settle Der Yrieter Der
Si6cee
belieben in Der lteberrei6un9 zines
9%oloenen erSbiib0fli6en SreuSes uno
our6 ein Banquet, Delhes 81 Gbrer
Der tir6li6en @%iiroentrd9er i'm ct.
SOiepbs College 9egeben wiro. Wtan
re9net aui cine geiu6erSubl bon 300
tirdli6en YeriOneu.
Die Sempnit + atiOnsu o II
Seiten Der Gaienmelt
iino nun in ri6ti9em Geleiie infolge
Der 6riitli6en 9taAltenlicbe Der Oeuti6=
tatbolil6en Sereine Der Staot. Man
pollte ndmli6 Oieie SemouItration Der
&aienpelt bewertltelligcn nit 9ansli1er
Gerahtung Der tGtbplii6en 8emeinoe=
pereine; wenigltens I6lu9 man Die alt=
bergebra6te Site ms 8eii1t, inoem
mar betOnte, es piirOen Die tatbpliI6en
8ereine Il d t eingelaoen weroen,
ionOern MIR bic Catholic citizens.
9fun bat es ii6 bepieien, baB man
bod feline Droentli6e SemDnitration
gu StanOe 9ebra9t bate pbne Das
tatbDliIde Bemeiuoe= uno 0ereinsme=
len, uno in Der elften Stunoe panote
man ii6 Damn nit Der 9itte an bic
6emeinpen uuo oas Yereinspeien, lie
lOlten mitbelien. IS lino infolge beI=
len Grtraperiammlungen berufen NOR
ben. Die Siin9lingsuereine beioer 8e=
meinoen baben unter getonun9, oaB
lie Die driitli6e NtG6itenliebe selten
laiien pOllen, bei6loiien nit gu geben
ais aatbolitelt, Die Elm Spfer brinsen
troB Sniulten, Der guten Sadie mesen.
ga mir oieies i6reiben baben mir
nod niht bon ben anoeren 8ereinen
etwas geitimmtes, alleiu unier Gatb
wdre oieier:
Wtan gebe nit uno betone es,
oaB mir bereit iinO Der + o | Is
I den Sad wesen, ielbit penn
oas tatbOlii6e gereinsmeien i'm anfans
perQ6tlid bebanoelt wuroen, bod ale
Seleioisun9en 81 ~pergeiien. Man
9ebe nit oenn es banoelt ii6 oarum Die
gbre Der Staot Dubuque Dor all ben
boben @iirOentrdgern our6 oas
t q t b DE Sereinsp e.
{ II 81 retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Sowa Wa6ri1tem.

- Sin trauri9er un9lidsfal tru9
lid in @et 2ibertp gu. Serr
GeorS Vauatta sins nit ieinsr 9idbri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Seppi@e! 5eppi6e Seppide
&Ieibermaaren!
Sas. 2epi & 6 o.,
gde Der z. uno WainItraBe.
1pbrsfGQc.

Sienifas um Mittas ftarb in Der
bieIisen Siiitation sleaoemp S6pelter
Genopepa. Sielelbe mar zines Der
dltelten Witslieoer oes Sroens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
OF WILL.
Sie Sainuis Gentral

bat ibrem Nabrpreis mad Der @eltansitsuans
lIuo ,uriid non Dubuque aus aut $7.45 feIts
ueieet. Die SaiuoiS Seutral 1T betanntIt5
Bic eiu,ioe 9aDu wsl6e bis in bic gSeltaus'
iteuuna iiibrt. RGbere @nstuu't bel ". p.
Saaioa, Gen. paii. GSt. Gbisaso, Su-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
gu brrmietben.

3wei .3immer I'M Ser,en Der Stabt Sus
buque, nabe bel allen Colleges ulo S6ulen.
IS peroen ais Wietber Stuoenteu porsez
sogen. I'm austuuft i6reibe man on c. H.,
in care of German Catholic Printing
Co., DUBUQUE, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
0eiu6t.

$50 1T Sobn Waugeu aus Wensborf
Rautou @repeumaber. %glIrembur9, europa?
Gr war iriber in Bort @aibin9tOn, isis.
SerIelbe III 9ebeten ieiue gloreiie an W.
Slammang, 800 Jtortb apellue,, chicago,
SQ., III ienben. gSe9en Grbi9attsan9e:
isnerbs;teu An
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Weou3irte Yreiie

Sds. 2epL Gde Del 7. un0 Main=
itrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
QebrerfeQe geju6t.

Gin unperbeiratbeter 9ebrer, wel6er aud
Sr9auiit 1T uuo mebrere Spra6en teunt,
lu6t cine SteIe. I'm nGbere auStuntt
penoe man lid an w w, care German
Catholic Printing Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
Stadt mud Amgegend.

Entered at the Post-office atDubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mails at secOnd-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12
SINNER bic seipiaidts Stirling.

SINNER bic estpaai6ts $irfnag. /
Streator, SI., &c. Oh. 1891.
,,gaitUr S6uie's gerpsusS starter III bas siu.iss glits
tel, pelSes eIusr uHitret Stweitern, p.l6s 10 Sabre
lang an R~erpSitdt mo Sdlafuiieteit s%sIttteu, ie balf.
Suh in pteICn onoertu Tdaen habeu MIR es tmpiobleu
uuo IS battle INNER bic sepauidIs @irtuns.
Cine Dame tn Ohio lit ~iahrelong on Spiltplte uHe
faro feline Seireiuue bis tie ,,Sator RoRt9s Strpen'
STARTER ssbraubts. Sura 3 Tlaiasu Ssfe1beu purst
+: sausIi4 tHrtrt.
San gIStarip, Ger, 10. Suri 1891.
Iot 2 Sabreu batttn sic bic Site mir sintes Jlai6eu
,,Qaior R6uig's SerptusS tdrter" s%rtommen gu laiieu,
rElbe Id baru spsi ornIcu. nit Tuuiudi bshoiieteH
R6odsu uerabiOIete uno btioe limb bnrd bieies uors
ireFIide Dtitt,I tlrirt worosu. Sbre Diilothat ptre
Shrs Krone ietu, flr has porSisIiae 9eiImtitel Iptl4ss
Sit 10 srOsmiIthia ben Qrmen vsraeretden.
BE- CT q. q. 9ebrttou.
ca: Elm tptrtboouss gua fur glsresnlsiosabs
9EIRl uHo eue RrohesJlai9e sueeianht. IrI1e
w. erbaIteH ouo bic DteoiSiH IniioUit.
9teie Wfeoi5tu luuroe felt benz Sabre 1876 bon bent
Sobrp. paitor S6uie III 6ort WopRe. Suo.. 3ubereitet
Rno Jest inter ieIHer anweiinug bon Der
kOENIG MEDICINE CO.,
23S Randolph Sc, CHICAGO, ILL.
Bet 2potbefert, ;t babsn fur
S1.OO Ole 0laide, q NIaid1en fur $500,
erobe S1.75, u far $500.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-03
LITERARY PERSONALITIES.

MARX TWAIN has settled down for
tho winter with his family at Florence,
Italy.
THE new Lord Tennyson is said to
have very little interest in poetry ex-
ccpt for the face value it possesses ut
the publishers.
WHITTIER was once mobbed in Phila-
dolphin during On anti-slavery agitation
in that city, and George William Curtis
suffered in q similar manner.
JANE AUsTEN's cottage in Hampshire,
England, where she wrote the books
that made her famous, is still standing,
and has been but little altered since her
day.
YUSG KrUNG YEN, whose recent ar
ticle in the Forum, entitled IA China
man on Our Treatment of China" has
attracted attention, received his educa-
ton in this country, and is low IN
Episcopal minister in Shanghai
EMPRESS EUGENE devotes two OF
three hours Of each day to writing her
memoirs, but so sensitive is she about
her work that she allows no one to look
at her manuscript, and has made spc.
cial arrangements that her book shall
not be published until she has been
dead twenty-five years.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-03
FARM STATISTICS.

New ZEALAND exports produce every
year to the value of S75 for each head
of the population. The net increase in
such exports has been from S2S, 800, 900,
in 1881, to almost $50, 0OO, 900 in 1900.
TIE dairymen of Victoria, Australia,
have petitioned their government to
place the bonus on export butter ut
four cents instead of reducing it from
six to three cents, as originally conten-
plated.
OFFICIAL figures give the area planted
to wheat in France, for the 1892 crop,
ut 17,450, 900 acres, and the CROP ut 30O,-
1900 bushels. TO rye there wero
3,oo1, 900 ncres plated, and the crop
was 72,0T6, 900 bushels.
New ZEALAND has sixty-two large
cheese and butter factories, that cost
over $780, 600. Some of the cheese fac
tories turn out from 100 to 100 tons of
cheese, and the butter factories md
creamerics from soto 40 tons annually.
IN ireland oil kinds of live stock have
increased this year, excepting pigs.
The total number of cattle, as officially
given, is 4,531 200 head, sheep 1924, 900.
pigs Lilo, 600, goats 333, 900, poultry 49,
33G,O 00, horses and mules O25, 600, asses
2l7,O 900.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-03
MR.. AND MRS. GLADSTONE.

Mn. GLADsroNE's physician is putting
still more restraints upon him, and in
sisting upon his adopting every means
Of economizing his failing strength.
ALTHOUGH Mrs. Gladstone is over
eighty years old she has a voluminous
correspondence, and, Notwithstanding
this advanced age, she writes her many
letters without the aid Of glasses.
MIR. GLADSTONE varied his ordinary
athletic programme of tree-chopping
the other day by lifting the first shovel
full of Garth on the occasion of the COM
mcnccment of work On 4 horse railroad
at Wirral.
GLADSTONE is reported as saying in a
recent address: 81 am q Scotchman by
blood and a Lancashire man by birth. I
have lived most of my life in London,
and in one way or another I belong to
most parts of the country"
Mrs. GLADSTONE gave her services at
the London hospital during the last
great cholera epidemic. She was also
instrumental in making provision for
the many children suddenly made
orphans by the cholera, and in tho
Children's home, close to the Epping
forest. thus founded, the prime minis
tcr's wife has always taken great prac-
teal interest.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-03
SOME STATE

THE path to success for the recently
elected governor of Kansas, Mr.. Level
ling, lay ulong q canal. He drove on
the Erie's towpath in the sixties.
Ex-Gov. HoYT's death leaves onlv
Vwo men living who have held the chief
executives Office of Pennsylvania
Andrew G. Curtin and James A. Beaver.
James Pollock and Gen. Hartranft are
two others who have recently died.
Gov. RUSSELL, of Massachusetts,, de-
clined to approve a bill fixing his Off
cial compensation at ss, 0 per u
but signed it when it was made to pro.
vide the higher salary for his successor.
he is now about to become IN 3d. 900
governor, as his own successor.
Ex"Gov. CARoELoN, of Maine, now
eighty-hve years old, is a rather spry
old gentleman and fond of horses. He
may often be seen behind q spirited
Young animal in the streets Of Lewis
ton and he handles the reins with skill.
I'vcnty.thrce horses MAJ bc found in
his stables.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-03
Terms

Having leased the Stoker sheds and
barn, I am now prepared to accom-
modate and feed seventy head of
horses. Plenty Of corral room for any
number OF stock is also attached.
&aS-I also run a dray in connection with
the above, ana will attend promptly TO o
worfi hat line.
81 1851. H.. 8. vANDRE6LES, Proprietor
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-03
Total Disbursements.s15,9 ts

Bal in Treasury $3.50. 3o,469 9e
The above amount stands to the
credit of the several funds as per
Treasurer's Bal. Sheet, dated Oct. 1.
1892, hereto attached.
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-01-03
til paid.

I'LL pGld.
JAMES CLARK,
County Treasurer and ex-Of6o
Tax Receiver.
BY .. w. HULL, Deputy.
Elko, New, Dec. Is, 1892.
JOINT STATEMENT
Of AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF EIko COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending Sept. so,
1892.
re- Gosa eT Of F Elks. ..,.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Oct. 4, 1892
To the Honorable Board Of County CommIs-
sioners Of Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submito our Quar-
teily Report OF the Finances OF the County
for tho quarter ending Sept. 80. 1892.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. H.MEIGs,
Auditor,
JAS. CLARK,
Treasurer.
Bye. W. HULL, Deputy.
RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-24

than hitherto. When Gen. FbAeLER made
his last estimates for ordnance work, he ex-
pressively remarked that they were based
on the assumption that the people OF this
country desire to have protection fur
nished for their ocean frontiers as rapidly
as a sound economy In OUTLAWS will permit.
That was safe assumption. The American
people do desire such protection, and will
not grudge the setting apart OF the needed
portion OF their great revenues for this
essential purpose.
One point to which the attention OF Con-
gress may loo particularly directed Is tho
expediency of purchasing as soon as posi-
bic. the new sites selected by the engineers
for additional coast batteries. The Govern
mcnt lands on which existing forts arc
built can in some cases DO used; but In
others the growth OF cities and the increase
in the range Of guns call for new sites
The steadyincrease In tho value OF land near
great towns makes it desirable to secure
such sites without delay. and at tho pres
ent time the Government could perhaps
mako advantageous bargains for them.
Let tho work of coast protection 20 on with
out delay or stint.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-24
APPEALING TO THE SUPREME coUR.
Republicans Contest the Right OF the Pro.-
ih.nt 70 Rnrnoxe Them from Onlre.

WASHINGTON Oct. 2s.-Lewis E Parsons, Jr..
appointed By President Harrison to be United
States Attorney for the Northern District OF
Alabama. and Alexander II. NininRer. ap-
pointed to be United States Marshal for the,
same district. to hold on to their respective
Offices for tho four years from March 20 and
Feb 4. 1890. who we're turned out Of Office by
President Cleveland. and have brought their
cases to the Supreme Court, contending
that the President had no mower to re-.
move them prior to the expiration Of
their terms On May 20 Emmett ONeal was
nominated to be attorney and j. G.. MusRrove
to he marshal for tho district hut Parsons and
Nininger declined to surrender their Offices
and held them until June 20, when the Dis
trict Court NJ birmingham entered orders di-
recting them to surrender the booke, PAPERS.
&c, OF their Offices Ia O'Ncal and Musgrove.
Two days later the dcposeh officers moved the
court to declare the com missions OF their sue.
ccssors to I've invalid and to reinatnt. them in
office; but no action was taken on these mo-
lions in thut court.
Mcssra. Parsons and Nininger have pre-
sented 70 the supreme Cnnrt motion Tor
leave to Ale II petition Tor n writ o. m4nLAmu.
com manding tho Judge OF the District Court
to vncate the orders directed against petition
era and to reinstate them in Office. The con.
tentinn Of counsc In their behalf is that
" where Congress hns the power 10 create m
office. 1t may prescribe the tim ior which it
shall he held hy the in"uinben' ami h" on
stitution confers no power " re- m"'hi IN tho
Preeient in such case
Solicitor GENERAL Maxwell hrs Med brief
In opposition to the motto for leave to file the
petition. He AYERS that tn" motion presents
no ground Tor :he granting ~ III" VIZ mas.
much as II relates solely u the posses. ion ot
certain books. papers anu property. thu value
Of which In not shown.
The Court took the papers for considers ton.
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jority TO bring about a vote. Several such
propositions were made at the time we are
considering. Senator BAYARD. q Democrat,
spoke Of the method Of preventing action
sometimes employed in the Senate. when
Senators remained silent upon their names
being called. and although present refused
10 vote. thus paralyzing legislation. Mr..
BAYABD had hoped that when Mr.. SHER-
MANS committee recast tho rules they
would provide In some way against this
mode OF defeating the will Of the majority
OF the Senate. Singularly enough, 1t was
Nr. MORGAN OF Alabama who suggested a
practical method OF dealing with the evil
polluted out by Mr.. BAYARD. Did Mr..
SHERMAN grasp at the suggestion BY no
means. He denounced the practice in q
general way. but thought no rule was
needed to remedy 1t:
II IL not worth wbe for US by rules to guard
against an abuse aud violation OF public duty which
occurred during eighty years In the history
OF the Government aRd has only occurred three or four
times. perhaps not 30 often"
Mr.. FRYE had pointed out that one method
OF preventing vote on question which
minority desired TO avoid, was by dilatory
motions. Mr.. SHERMAN remarked
There 10 great distinction between this refusing
to vote and the making OF diiAtory mo,ions The
making OF dilatory motions 10 right given by the
rules Hh given to secure amplitude of debate; con-
sileraton to enn time and therefore although some
times very wearsOnc and very hard to submit to- yet
We feel bound to yield to it, becAuse Senator exercises
the right which the rules give him."
This attitude Of Senator SHERMAN's In |
1888. at time when ho enjoyed the oppor-
tunity Of lifetime to put into operation In |
the Senate an effective and businessike |
closure rule. suggests some very curious
reflections concerning the sentiments he
processes In 1898. In the passage quoted
above. Is he quite sure his present zeal is
twenty years old?
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| her densncef Not for LONG Hurrah for New
York. the unbeaten and unbeatable queen Of
.Americai
Chicago has stultined herself by putting
such set piece" afront OF her New York
visitors upon the day Of their arrival. She has
made 1t impossible for US to speak OF her
modesty. her good manners, her Difference to
well-disposed guests, her consideration for
the feelings OF those who go to pay her their
respects. her desire to mako everything pleas
ant to people who have always been her
friends. She can't be beatl That's true. She
is boaster. She vaunteth and she puffeth-up
herself Como to New York. esteemed Chica-
go. and you will behold manners OF another
kind.
For. OF course, We esteem Chicago yet We
shall esteem her to the last. We shall say all
that can be Justly said In her praise We shall
refuse to accept the picture OF tho fat aud
flashy woman who. last Saturday. stood in the
set piece" above the brnzen motto as her true
picture. We believe she has a good heart. We
know she Is rich. We admire some Of her
traits. We cannot help yearning for the arrival
OF the day when we can honestly say that she
knows how to behave herself and when she
Will DO ashamed to stand in flimsy upon the
top OF blazing label bearing tho impertinent
motto. She Can't De Bsatv'