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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04

fbmeren Sbtdialsi9ldgen betroffen tpurbe,
bic Seffentltebfcit gGnSlt6 entleioet tnar0.
gBie es fpmmt, boB @ltlabetb ii9 B t
in llngarn unb AUDI in Seiterreicb pteOer
Dielfab Dffe1tlicb Set9t, bas ipIro BON Or.
Salt 10 crfl0rt:
Seit einiger 3eit lei Sic &aiierine& 0nigtn
@lila6etb pieber CUR freubieen l1eber>
raIcbung ser 8ep0lferung plDblicb in bic
Seffentltcbfeit berDorgetreten. Sn 8uba7
pelt unb Mien beiucbe fe S0ulen utb
Observation-Disclosures Sraueneriperbe
p~ereiltc unb anbcre Snititute. ltnb ba
iteften Bic g~etptiien Qeutc abern1als bic
&0pfe Suiamti1en unb fra9ten flIiternb,
ipaS benn etgentltb seidebcn fei, tpelbe
GelpanbtntB eS bantit baben moge, baB 0te
&aiierin nab iabrelanger 3uriifge5oSenz
belt nit eineln Mtale it9 tpteoer 10 pit
seige un6 an 10 Gielerlet Sntereiie betrnbe.
9r. Salt oeutet babel on, baB iene trit7
ben uno bpSbaften @erii6te unb NuSitreuz
ungen iiber bic 1diiertn unb tbren ongebz
liden nicbt normalen S~eeIen3uitanb nur
ipat bis su tbr gclangt ieien. 0erlei 0tnge
p~flegten ia nibt rai6 bis gum Sbron pors
3ubrtngen. @ls bteS aber gcicbeben un6
Die &ailerin tnne sepprben; in tpelcber
Gerlcsenbeii Sic Spfiteaen it6 barob be-
fGnben, neil tie nicbt tpiiBten, ME Dem
elenDen unb erlogenen Gerebe nirfiam Sl
begc9nen lei, ba babe ficb Bic &aiierin git
elmer frdftigen perl0nlicben &ibtigltelung
cntibloiien, Die erforberIicben @eiiungen
ertbcilt, bic erlpdbnten 8eiucbe sema6t
unb setge it6 nun tpteber in Der Settent7
licbteit, nebme atb am 6oflebcn tpieber
regen Nnt6etl in ibrer Der3lt6en, uns
g%e3tpungenen un6 bod fetnen 8eiie.
9aB cine Srau, Die allen OuntelmGn>
nern gum SrpB Dffentli9 tbre 8emunoe7
rung bes 9t4ters Seine f%unbgiebt, einen
aufgeflGrten Sinn beiiBt, beritebt itcb bon
lelbit. Or. Salt fitbrt inter Nnoerem fols
genbcn 8eipeis tbres unbcfangeten 9enfens
on: Sinh au6Sie ber Wteinung"- fragte
tie i'm pl0blt6 - vbaB bic ein5ig perniinfz
tige Staatsform Sic republifanti9e iit?"
= y98te fommen @tp. MaieitGt gu bieier
6rage?" entgegnete Salt %critaunt. = vOb,"
- anttportete ite vib babe oft nit benz
@rafen Mtajlatb (6em einitt9en Gr5ieber
Der Scattering bieriiber bisputirt un6 nt0dtc
nun Sbre Metnurg boren." : Salt er3
tpiberte eberio fretmiitbtg, baB itberhaupt
feline StuatSfprin ais cine abiolut cute be-
3etcbnet perben f0nne, fonbern iebe fib
nob ben etniAlagt9en SerbdItniien ri6tcn
miie.
8etanntIi9 purbe aucb iiber bas biele
u1b fibne Geiten @ltiabetbS bOS ge3ti3elt
un6 gefldtI0t. Set aber Sic fatlerli9e
unb t6nisLtcbe Getterin fiir5ltD etnen
8o6n5ug unb auf tbm piele Mfeni6enleben
bor erdBlicbem S6aben beipabrt bat,
i6cint bieies bumme @ebebe gu peritum7
men. 8efanntli6 bcmerfte ie auf etnem
ppn benz un8arii6en S6loiie @O0OllO aus
untcrnommenen Spa5ierritte, baB anf ben
S6ienen Der naben @tienbabn' 9efdbrltcbe
6emmniiie Iagen. Snbem fe aber Nun
auf i6ne0em 9titte SuIfe berbctDoGte uno
oann ielbit bali, tpurbe Die 8aDn nod
recbt3eitie fret, 10 6aB Dem beranfommenz
ben Sauptbabhsuge fein 2eio 9ei3ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
8r0Me 0eheiIt.

9as n%erbenerte slaftil9e Sruabanb. 9as elasioe
gr1tdoono, pelc9sS nan Sag nnb gte4t init 9equenlii1-
l9dtt &etalo9e frei sngeionot. Smprooeb Glaitic TrHb
60, s22 Srooowap, Gde II. Ctr, Ytep @urt. SIplSipS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
Dermt1btes.

9as S6pursericbt bon Nmiens in
5ranfrei9 nerbanbelte Iebter Sage segen
eincn 13idbrigen !3Ogling bes bortigan
8atlenbauies nit Namen Sbeopbtle 3az
beiie pegen GaubmorbperlubS. Der
&nabc, Der bel etnem Bauer arbettete, bate
am 3. Sum- bieies Sabres cine 73jGbrtge
Srau in einen @rabeu an Der 2anoitraBe
getporfen, Ourb 30 Otefieritide p~erpunDct
unb ibrer 8aarlcbaft I'M 8etraee bon 1,15
6rcs. beraubt. Qts ct fem Opfer tobt
glalbtc, bate fib Der 8uri6e bon bannen
gema9t. 0ie alte Srar purbe cine Stunoe
mach benz ltebcrfau bon cinem Scbdfer aufz
~gefunben. 2abeiie ertldrte Dor @eribt, ben
&aub poIfibrl 3u baben, nm fi6 3uders
lacben faufen 81 f0nnen. Der @eric6tsbof
ipra9 BEN Nngetlagten fret, ibertptes tbn
aber bis 81 letnem 20. 2ebensiabre elmer
8eiierun9snnftalt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
Yptlh ffn (hGnfs l%9tibnadlts- @tfAfnk
examinations ftef. EstttoerDpWe DMerte: et,ts
9 sg1usftatfum f1r $5.65.

s2Osggmsftattnt far $685..
gsir hubsu m,f eitent BanferrttzS erfauf 1000 in5ne
9Gfhen NIT Giiberpaaren 81 tpeniger als ea DrifteI
Der 6erHeInnosfpffen eefauft: gsir n%erfauten oieielbsn
Gin Ih6nes or1Ses Wtifd)= RaffGben 0as &Gf9en
oleii tt IS 90 pertb) unb bic folgeno au9e9ebene ertta
SdbtOet p~Iatttrte GiItertoaare /: 6 3aieLsWeis
SutferneRer, 1. 9mderI6ifel tho 4 gereiets
fenrite in bisisn1 q Srsaa, gIiifd2.ssfst; g'e I: S se e.
IttSere OTerte. @dneiSet bieie Gn,eige aus uuo
SerS:t tie al ilns iof1rt uni. mir ierben Shnen bieie
Baars, pelde aaf Der gtpres Office %egan1i1irt t9sr6sgi
tpel8e. fans Sbnen bic Bddre gefdIt. an ben gtsenten
AZ SsssHabien fins. un6 Der auften NIT Silberpaareu ges
65rt S6nen. Sir ~bieienigen uniersr .Grnberl, tpelde
Sos Sch bel Der BefeIitt9 aIein ntitIbiden, tpo4e1 mir
ben erffen 8udftaben ibreS Nau1ens amf ieher1 @tiid eins
%erobiren. Befeat f IT, bern MIR bcbs1 mr. 1000
inn6 Bic tperben raid o~ergrifen iein. 4treiiire:
CHICAGO SgLVERWARE CO.,
Bort 9ISe, Gmtrcb etr., Gbica8n, SW9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
1tnier GrnOfefen+
81 NJ 9


inner Grnbtefeit, pelbes ais cine neu7
enslii9e Ginribtuns felt 1921, ais naz
ntonale felt 1889 9efeiert mirb = @albz
ington erlieB i'm Iebteren Sabre auf Nuf1
f%orberung bes Gon9reiies bie erite rationale
9anfiagungsz8 roflamation = lit tpieber
ba, un6 tpenn mir MIR auf bie Grnote
beS Sabres an SeIbfrIcbten bltden, 10 6a1
ben mir rpobL ltrlabe 5u 6anfen. 9enn tie
mar micoer cine gelegnete.
SpnIt tritt man bieIes eoSahr in ben
Da1fiagun9staa nit re6t 9emtibten Sc
fibIen Elm. Dem fiblenben Wenidben,
ipel6em eS feline WtitteL geitatten, i'm in
Der ourh 6ertommen gebetligten @eiie an
BON gtten 0tngen brecbenoer SdfeI 81 be-
geben, pir6 Der 0enuB oarb ben @eoan>
fen al bic Sielen getriibt merbelt, pelcbe
trOb Ser berri9en6en Siue in Solge Der
tptrtbi6aftLi6en St0rungen bes perfloiic7
nen baIbeu SabreS, beren 8irfun9en immer
nod f%ortoauern, nibt MIR oer guten 0tnge,
louoern bes gtotbpenbigitcn entbebren.
@liidli6ertpeiie lit linn @~eIegenbeit geboz
ten, iidb etnen She'll Dteler beflemmenoen
Sttmmung pon ber 8ruit 81 i6affen, tnz
benz er na6 beiten &rGften Die gtotb feline,
Wtttmeni6en su ltnbern iucbt.
9ber Ser Wtenib lebt ia nicbt bon @iier
uno Srtnten aIein, unb tpenn ct 6a1ft, Il
mO6te CT 9erne fir 9qeS Su 6anfen baben
uno ba ftnoet CT 10 8ieles, mas ibm1 i'm
'Derflofienen Sabre auBer @el6frtiis, Sc
notwithstanding uno Nrbeitsloiigteit ge.
gen ben Stricb gegangen lit unb augenblids
lib gegen ben Strt9 gebt, baB t6m 6ae
@rbeben 81 elmer !uirtltb feitli6en unt
freubtgen Stimmun9 rebt i9per nerbel1
miro. Wenn auh mir bier in Chicago
1triabe baben, in elmer 6inlibt recbt 1ebt
gu oanfen, neil mir Bel Ser 2lus1teQuno
nit einem bLauen Nuge 6apongefommen
itno, un6 1nS auf baiielbe ais g flaiter ben
etngebeimiten &ubm legen %fOnnen, 10 ftnb
anbere SbetIe unieres 9an6es fur6tbaren
6etmlubungen n~ntertporfen getpeien. l1no
itberau bat baS Der lD1iene Sabr 6te1elbe,
tuenn ntbt nod cine reidere @rn6te bon
Nieoertracbt, S6urferet un6 Gerbreber
ge3etti9t, tpte frI6er.
SretLt6, 6as Sriibe 1T uns nibt ouetn
bcfdeert por6en, unb tpenn mir auf 6te
ibrt9e Selt bliden, auf bas BON Der Miliz
tdrlaft erbrldte, in ieinen Sugen fracben6e,
in iteter Nngit Dor 6en fLetnen @rploiionen
Der 0Dnar1ttericbe un6 Bet furbtbaren @r>
ploiton oes Observation-Disclosures Icbneben6c,
itttltch 5erritttete europa, auf 6as bon fte>
ten GeoOluttonen 5errtiiene, Ser Selbitre=
gterung unfdbtge Siibamertfa, auf baS
colonization "Nfrifa ,auf bds bon
@boIera, Grbbebcn un6 furcbtbaren ueberz
icbtpemmun9en betmgeiucbte, bon Oespoten
gefne3tete Qiten-bann baben mir pabrlicb
llrlacbe gu banten. Oenn aQe bic 1lebeG,
an oenen mir leiOen, fin6en mir, pobtn mir
bltfer, mal3mal IN anberer Sorm, aber
itets in erbObtetn WaBe pieOer, 1tnb gum
minbeftens ptntt uus, ftott bes @efpeniteS
zines berntbtenben &rie9es, lGcbelnb Set
boI6e Srie6e nit aler @elt.
uno 10 = trOb 8unbesiendt, 9lrbettsz
femme, 8ir9ermeiitermorb un6 gronine
groseB - laBt uns banten!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
Cite setTGt6e 9SaTemare6ans.

Ser itreitbare fatboItibe beuticbe 9rieIter
8rofbagen 81 S'SaaOn in W%iifourt,
ipelcber IN feinent y&atboIii6en
6auSfreunb" BEN pGpItliaen Qeoaten
Satout, ben @rsbti9of Srelanb bon ct.
Baul uno aucb ben &arbinal Gibbons bon
Baltimore 10 1tltrlniicb unb iadgrob an
5ugreifen pflegtc, bat iebt Dor etrcm an
oeret Rrdlate1, Stain, bis DDr &ur3cm
8tibof in 8beeling uno jebt Goaoiitot
beS tranfen Observation-Disclosures Grsz
biichofS &enrtd bon ct. 9ouiS, folqen6e
i6riftltcbe GrtIdrung a6gegcben, bie in Be-
9laubt9ter latetnti6er Sorm an ben pdpItz
Iiben Segaten nacb gBai6ington gelcbi6i
tpuroe:
Apologize publica.
Sm ScntId): 0ffcntIide Gnt1GmIoismme.
S6, Scinricb 8ro6bagen, 9rieter Ser
Gr5Oto3eie ct. 9outs unb Gebafteur Der
3ettung u&atbolti6er !6ausfreuno", be-
femme, oaB icb unbeoacbtiam @ie(cs 9eger
Die Slerarcbie Der Ser. Staaten un6 be-
1onbers gc9en ben erleucbtctiten uno ebrz
ipirot9lten apoitolii6cn OeIe9aten aum
groBen NergerntB Der @ldubigen altsgez
gcben babe, ober aueb 3ugegeben babe, 6ak
bon Nnoeren iOIcbe Saben in bciagtem
8latte berausgc9eben tpor6en it116. Stun
aber tbun mir bieie un6e6acbten un6 Graerz
licben IIslaiiunaen iebr lcib, unb barum
mil icb oaTiir lor9en, baB biele Apologize
i'm y&atboLii6cn 9ousfreun6" in O'TaQpr
u1b i'll benz r6crOl6 beS @lau6ens" in ct.
Qouis pcr0nentlicbt ptr6.
lleberotes periprecbe icb, baB icb mib in
3ufuntt Der unbcoa9tiamen uno dr9crz
licben S6rei6peile entbaIten tpcr6c. QuBerz
Dem Oeriprebe ib, OaB ib 6en v&at6olt>
icben Sausfreunb", tpenn er in 2ufuntt
tpicoer ScanoaIOies ge9en unicre 8il60fe
bringt, ieIbit perurtbetIen uno in meiner
Gjeneinoc Oer6ieten pcroe.
@e5ci6net 81 Ct. 2ouis am Is. SAGE
bes Wonats NoDembcr 1893, por benz bocbz
%piroi9iten I6crrn Goa6jutors@ rsbiicboIe,
Sobannes Soiep6 &ain bon ct. Souls.
9tep. 6|etnrt9 8rofbagen,
gfarrer
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gu O'SauOn, Wto.
SaIb rabrenO, baIb ergObIi5 lift es, tpie
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-12-04
WQS 6emirRtC utiCur0?
Seiten= un0 Rdd6en(6meraen,

DERV,N GDrper= uub 2ppfbaut 9ereinigt NIB oerf6O.
DADH y merit ourdb @uticura=Seife. Surcbans rem.
The morning call., 1893-04-16
We have an extraordinary special
to offer you tomorrow in

We will place on sale nearly one
thousand five hundred dozen very
fine TENNIS FLANNEL WAISTS,
fine BLACK SATEENS, also a line
of PERCALES of the celebrated
"Mother's Friend" make, at
The morning call., 1893-04-16
LOOKING TO PORTLAND.
Humboldt County People After Direct
Railroad.

Humboldt County People After Direct
Railroad.
Eureka, Humboldt County. has so often
tried to get railroad connection with San
Francisco and failed that the people of that
section of the State have turned their eyes
toward Portland in hopes of getting an out
let and a route through which their sup
plies can be received. With such an object
in view, Il. L. Kicks. one Of Eureka's bust
ness men,, has been deputized to go to Port
land and endeaYor to carry the project
through.
In The early days of the San Francisco
and North Pacific Railroad it was the in ten
tion of j. NJ. DOnahue to extend his line to
Eureka, and with that end in view he had
survey made from Ukiah to Eureka, but
on account of his death the Work never got
beyond the survey.
The citizens of Eureka were so anxious to
have tile line completed that they offered a
bonus TO any one who would construct them
line which would give them an outlet.
Even this inducement failed TO get them a
rail connection, but they hav6 not aban-
doned hope.
MIR. Kicks and many of his fellow-citizeHs
in Eureka are firm believers in the feasibil-
ity of road from Portland to their city
being built along the coast. They believe,
with a subsidy of S150,OO0 and the right Of
way guaranteed, there will be no difficulty
in getting Portland merchants interested
TO such an extent that ell the money re-
quir ID will be Forthcoming.
Should the projected road become real
ity good slice Of business will be takOn
from the wholesale houses of San Francisco,
as Eureka alone has a population of s2U0
while Humboldt County contains 100000
At present all the supplies for that vast
area 90 from San Francisco. The trade in
the present state of affairs is worth looking
after. as the resources OF that section of the
State nave never been fully realized.
MIR. Kicks goes TO Portland on Monday,
and expects to have little difficulty in cOn-
yineing the Oregon merchants that they
will be making money by building the ROAD.
The morning call., 1893-04-16
SENTENCE DAY.
A Number of Bad Men Put Out of
the WaY.

LHC way
Quite number of "menaces to the State
were sentenced to Imprisonment in the
criminal departments of the Superior
Court yesterday.
Before Judge Daingerfeld Hugh Grady,
burglar, and his assistant. D. f. Peer. were
each sentenced to niEe years.
George Sehenole was next asked If he
knew Of any reason why he should not be
sent over the blue waters of the bay fer
burglary.
He said he had nothing to say, which his
attorney proceeded to say for him. On be-
half of George he asked for light sentence
He got nine years.
Lee Sing, recently convicted of murder,
was not sentenced yesterday as was ex-
pected.
His attorney, NJ, NJ CofTey. seemed
amazed at the thought of sentencing a
murderer when only five weeks had elapsed
since the commission Of the crime.
1t was unprecedented in the history Of
criminal Jurisprudence, he said, and lie
wanted more time.
He then stated that he desired to present
the testimony Of two of the jurors who sat
in the case, for what mysterious purpose is
not clear.
Judge Seawell was not to be outdone by
his worthy associate, Judge Daingerfeld.
so he did some sentencing himself.
William Downs, weder of deadly
weapons, was given six months in the
County jail. and Charles Howard, who
burglariZes houses free OF charge, was
given two years in San Quentin.
The morning call., 1893-04-16
THE FEES FIXED.
Attorneys of Record Are
Given $500.
But Kowalsky Is Not in It-He Bit
terry Complains of the Courts
Injustice.

The matter of the settlement of attorneys
fees in the Macdonald case, which has been
hanging fire for about month, was finally
disposed of by Judge Coffey yesterday.
The account of moneys disbursed, or for
which counsel in the case hold themselves
responsible, was filed on Friday by j. d.
Sullivan, and testimony as to several of the
items which Judge Coffey did not consider
self-explanatory was given in the after
noon.
Yesterday morning the testimony was re-
sumed. and Claude Lee, mother of Henry
Macdonald, was called to the staEd.
She testified that she had received $50
month from MIR. Sullivan for long period
of time.
Was it for year?" was asked.
"Oh, yes, sir, more than year." she re-
piled.
1t was finally agreed that the allowance
had continued for q period Of eighteen
months.
''And after that how much did you get%'
twenty dollars month for about
year"
1t was finally determined that about 1880
had been paid out by Mr.. Sullivan Oh behalf
OF the mother and son.
After the witness left the stand Attorney
COmte asked that the judgment against
eX-GuarGian COrbett for illegally paying
out money without an order of court be
satisfied before any money be paid out of
The estate. Judge Coffey said he would
attend to the matter.
COmte then suggested to the court that
only the attorneys Of record be considered
In the matter of allowance of fees.
"Only the attorneys of record will be
noticed judicially," said the Judge. "Mr
K0waisky'S private arrangements With tho
gentleman who employed him (Mr. Sulli-
van) are no part Of the business of this
court"
So the poor colonel was left completely
out in the cold. while the court proceeded
to discuss tine question of the services of
attorneys of record for Henry Macdonald.
The sum of $500 was allowed for all
services. This is little over one-third OF
the amount asked.
Kowalsky advanced to the rail and
pleaded the magnitude of his services.
For five months. he said, he had been actually
engaged in the trial of the case.
But the court was obdurate and gave the
malcontented attorney the benefit of an
exception TO the order of the court
Mr.. Sullivan said he had nothing to say
to the allowance of this enormous fee,"
but that lie would ask the Supreme Court
to give its opinion of the matter.
Henry Macdonald will have about $4,000
left after the attorneys fee is paid.
The morning call., 1893-04-16
CONSIGNED TO THE TOMB.
The Funeral of Mrs. Anne Rhoda
Boyd Yesterday.

The remains Of Anna Rhoda, wife of
Colin NJ. Boyd. were inferred in the Old
Fellows Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
In the morning. funeral services were
conducted at the country residence OF the
family near San Leandro. ana later in the
day the remains were brought to the First
2 Presbyterian Church Of this city where "a
second service was held. The last rites at
the church were especially impressive and
were attended by hundreds of sorrowing
friends who had known and loved the de-
ceased in her life time. The choral ser vice
read by Otto Fleisner was followed by an ad-
dress by Rev. Walter o. Nicholas. The
services at the grave were short and tinged
with an impressionable solemnitv.
The pallbearers were Robert Dickson, A.
w. Scott Columbus BartleLt Robert
Haight, j. +. Kennedy and d. a. Mac
donald, all old friends of the Boyd family.
The morning call., 1893-04-16
OVER THE RAILING.
A Sailor of the CoIima Loses His Life
at the Mail Dock.

After passing through all the dangers oil
an unusually rough voyage from Panama
on the steamer Celima James Hughes.
sailor, lost his life while the vessel was be-
ing made fast at the Mail dock yesterday
morning.
The Colma passed over the lar over two
days behind schedule time. having had
very rough encounter with The northwest
erly winds on the trip M. Once in sight OF
the wharYes the sailors began celebrating
their safe return 10 san Francisco. Hughes
sat upon the rail while the anchor was De-
ing eatheaded and in lodging playful
blow from one of the sailors lost his bal
apce and went overheard. boat was
quickly lowered and careful search made.
but Hughes never came TO the surface
After hope was exhaus ed the search was
abandoned and Hughes given mp Tor lost
How he disappeared so quickly old sailors
can not explain.
Near the equator and toward the poles
the ocean is less salt than in other parts.
This is no doubt owing to the abundant
rains at the equator. ana to the melting OF
tha inn in the nOiar rnuiuns.
The morning call., 1893-04-16

This is one of the greatest Hat
offerings that has ever been made
n this State.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-06-30
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMs.

Fleming & Ayres' shingle and lumber
mill at Ballard, suburb of Seattle
Wash, was burned to the ground. Loss,
$50, ,000 insurance. 10000.
Conductor Charles Foster, of the Mich
igan Central, who was shot by tramps
whom he elected from train ut Dowagiac,
is recovering and will probably live.
D. f. Egbert, aged -. en- route from Bed
ford, O., to Billings, Mont, jumped from
a train near Bismarck, \. d., at midnight
and was killed. He had shown symptoms
of insanity.
DeWolf Hopper, whose second wife re
Gently secured "a divorce from him, has
married Miss Edna Wallace, of Charles
Frohman's company.
Obituary: At Kansas City, Major Will
lam p. Overton, aged 66; at Augusta, Ga,
Editor William H. Moore, of the Augusta,
Evening News: at Columbia, 5. c., ex-Con-
gresham Wallace.
The grand jury at Decatur, Ills, has
failed to intict any one for the lynching of
Sam J. Bush, and has been discharged.
The jurymen voted to indict forty-three
persons, but when the bills were returned
to them they reconsidered their action.
The grounds of the Missouri State Fair
association, containing forty-seven acres,
near Sedalia, Mo, were sold under a deed
of trust to Charles a. Caldwell, of Alton,
Ills, for S2l 200.
1t is said at Detroit that the Pullman
car shops now located there will close and
all the interest will be united at Pullman,
Ills.
Some members of Londons smart set
are attempting. by force of example, to re-
vive the wearing of knee breeches as a
fashion of evening dress.
A bill granting monetary assistance to
poor settlers. in order to facilitate the set
Ting of the colony, has passed the New
South Wales parliament
Mrs Julius Collins. OF Oak Cliff, Tex,
administered poison to herself and three
little childLen. Physicians say they can
save the children, but that Mrs. Collins
will die Poverty and "A dissipated husband
drove Mrs. Collins to the desperate deed.
The catch of the seal poachers in Alas
kan waters Is expected to reach 10000
skins, larger number than ever before
1t is stated that the Panama Canal
works will be resumed at the end of 1898
and that already 100000 francs have
been raised for the purpose.
\ new French torpedo boat, the Lansque,
net attained speed of twenUy-siX knots,
nearly thirty miles an hour, on her official
trial two weeks ago The boat is the fastest
craft in the French navy,
Governor Altgeld, of Illinois, was
hanged in effigy by citizens of Naperville,
that state, TO show their Indignation over
the pardon of the anarchists.
The Jeffersonian Democratic club ot
Lake View, Chicago, has adopted resolu-
tions endorsing both Governor Altgeld' s
pardon of the anarchists and his con-
demnation of their trial.
Vice Admiral Sir Michael Culme-Sey-
mour has been appointed commander-in-
chief of the British Mediterranean station
to succeed Vice Admiral SiI George
Tryon.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-06-30
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business without the use or silver as
money.
so. That the actual cost and value of the
metal far exceeds the incorrect views
which they have formed.
SO That the inevitable course of events
will quickly demonstrate that the enor-
nous sums of money invested in railroads,
loans and other property will so depreciate
in value that the monometallists will also
be convinced that some action must be
taken with silver to restore it to its legiti-
mate use, which it has had from time inn
memorial"
Senator Teller thus expresses himself:
"The statement made in the public press
that they 1.-THE India government intend
to give gold standard without gold cur
reEcy means that they propose To take
the rupees ON gold basis as TO its value
considered as bullion; in other words, they
would take the rupee, instead of at a.
cents, its mint value, at 32 cents, which
would be about its gold value / do not
con ider the action of the India govern
ment alarming as the alarmist people
seem to think il is, nor do believe that 1t
will aid in the repeal of the Sherman bill. "
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-06-30
Bland Fights on the Old Line.

ST. LOUIS, June 30.-In letter to a
paper, Bland defines his position in re-
gard to the silver question. He says: II
sought to repeal the Sherman law ut the
first session of the last congress by bill
substituting a free coinage law. 1 pro-
pose to continue the fighting on that issue.
The repeal of the Sherman law is not
to my mind the issue now presented. The
issue made by the gold party is shall we
totally demonetize silver by the repeal Of
the only law we have looking to the future
use of silver as money in this country.
The bill that repeals the Sherman law
must also embrace the principles of the
other part of our national Democraticl
platform; that is, the restoration of silver
as the co-equal of gold in our monetary sys
tenn. This must be done by Legislative
enactment, not mere empty resolve"