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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
The Situation in Kansas,

TorEKt, Kan, Feb. 2i.--A decision in
the Gum habeaS corpus which will settle
the status of the rival Houses, will Be
handed down by the supreme court tomor-
row. The Populist administration is pre-
pairing for coniplete overhauling of the
state militia. Every Republican officer
will be discharged and Populists put in their
placrs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25

The causes which produce cold are con
.erminous with the coniiues of the world
They abound everywhere. No land is SC
favored as to he exempt from the condition,
wlnh produce them. Therefore, DIR
Bulls Cough Syrup, the infallihie remedy
fJr all such ailments, should be Kept al
over the world in every human dwelling
1t is so comforting to know that you will
have it handy when the emergency shall
arise
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
Gold Coming Our Way.

WAsuiNGrov. Feb. 2t.-Adyices re
ceiyed at the treasury show that the export
of gold at Now York tomorrow will reach
only 5000 600 This, with the fact that the
government has increased its gold holding
hy sll2, coo, leads to the belief among
treasury officials that the tide has chan gei
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
MILLIONS IN IT

fur YOj lrs4 for MS but .tili a -mnll profit r.Ht
nf ti,. .N1r.tiei lpF prizes At s lurtt quote 81
l'pfrnt Medicines. Ne gunranf., ah.oln.ciy thai
ali fn,dicinrs purchased OF us genuiur.
We shtp gonds 10 al parts Of thr StR'r, Whtu
c.ish accompanies oritr bF mail freight ~
express loii pay expense Of transportation
un q,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
OFricE OF GEo. A. WooD,
TRkASEKrg oF ELREKr CouNIY.

KtowA, CoLo-, Jnly IL, 1891. J
c. II. Graves & Sons, Boston, Mass
Gents want to add my testimony to the
efficiency of ycur preparation, called '.DE.
WoopByRY's ASTIpoTE." as a remedy for
indigestion. have been greatly benefited
by using it. and as an appetizing tonic can
freely say ii is all you recommend it to be.
Yoa are at liberty to refer anyone in this
vicinity to me, as to its value as medicine,
for which you recommend it.
{Signed) GEo. A. WOop.
sprI3i&wchwkytf
If YOU are troubled with a cough. cold OF
sore throat, try Throatine aee23drfchd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25

SBosros, Feb. 2i--For Maine Sstar-
day. generally fair, eoider duriug morning,
light winds mostly from the west.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
INVESTMENTS.


We sEsr the following sesirabi. inses.t.
menfs:
Maine Central 4 Der eei,t Consolidated
Mortgage Bonds, dne 1919.
Maine Central 1-2 per cent Improve
mrut Bonds due 1915.
Knox and LinsoiB Railway 5 ger cent
Improvement Bonds due 1891, tgnarsH-
iced principal and Interest by the Maiae
tsBtraiJ.
Rumford FalIs Railway ) per cent
Flrt Mortgage Extension Bond. aue
1912.
gsekiand. Thonas'sn and faasea
street Railway per cent First xos;-
gage Bonds due 1879.
tBiou Electric Railway sompaHy
First Mortgage q per eeni B0nds asr
1922. Of saratoga spriags, Nen York.
Alh0i Mass Water Company ) per
rent First Mortgage Bonds due 1919
works bnili In 1875, gravity SYSTEM.
Camden X R0ckland Water COMPANY
Az per cent Mortgage Boaas ttae 1871.
Portland d OgdeBbarg Railway steek.
Dividends guaranteed and paid quar-
tsrly direct to the st0ekh0lder by The
Maine Central.
Hereford Railway Company Ssoek.
Dividends guaranteed and paid sami-
annually direct 10 the stockholders by
The Maine Central.)
FRED E. RICHARDS
% EXCHANGE STREET,
PORTLAND, MAINE.
I1n2d3mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25

BKrcHAx's Pills cure Bilious and Ner-
yous Ills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25

" ' Et y - GEGF sHSss - '" w . - -
tNaiune tht. l-t aud compare the price with
hose that yuu have heen paying Tor .he sim'
article.
Al tirc;ric Cars pass rur door. inu ih' iat'
from Augusta nf tnrI,u.t il only rsnia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
srxry-sxrH SESSION.
SENATE.

FgipAs, Feb. ~. 1898.
President.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. Rainfall.
journal of yesterday read and approved.
Papers froui the House passed in concur
renee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
FAIR SATURDAY.


WASHINGTON. Feb. 2t.-For Maine fair
Saturday. westerly xih.is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
Or. Schenck's pulmonic Syrup,
The Marvellous Discovery

fat became a recognized STANDARD retnedy and i
t'"t,y tn, best proved ag~n; for Colds, Coughs,
toug,-t,oa- inilsr''oaiions, and 'on-umpuon-, in
the world
Dr. Soheuct's PraciicGt Treatise 11ust,mp
tim, LIer C,.niPiaint aHd iyspa,sia n0,ied free
on appticdt,an. Dr, J. H. ScheHek q Son. Phid
ieiDhrq. Pa. noySrodawnr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25

February II. ise. Il P. N.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25

| An act to amend an act entitled '.An act
to create board of State assessors
| An act relating to the rights Of voters.
| Al act To authorize the inhabitants of the
town ofoh Orchard to purchase the fran
chises and property of the Old Orchard
Water Co
Resolse authorizing the county of Ken
nehec 10 procure loan.
Resolve in favor of the town of Brad
fori
Resolve in favor of the Maine State
College of Agriculture and Meehani' t..s.
On motion of Mr.. Seiders of Cumberland
this resolve WAS lsii on the table, amt
Wednes siay next assigned for its censidera-
tion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25

ft,-sm'r Wind,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-02-25
HOUSE


HII'Aft FtD. n.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Papers from the senate disposed Of in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
(grteH on bic S11tnpts g taats3sitnng)
0IAnSereiett aus 9Sten+
@ 9. Sum- 1893

SD CLAUDE, t6 babe bereitS bes vOtitan5=
gauges" Grndbnung Setban, Der t~ir5licb
stptiden Berlin unb 8ten bon elmer 0n5a6I
bon 3euten, bic me6er &egen no9 Sonz
nenlcbein bon elmer tiibtigen Oummbett
abboItcn farm, gema6t muroe. SD erz
mGbne 6ieie Sacbe mod etnmal, neil itd
nabtrGgltcb 1ebr merfmirbige Gin3elbeiten
berausge1teat baben, Die ber Meni6beit
nibt peribntesen bletben ioaen.
Die Sieger tparen sDet Begetartaner,
unb beren @eiinnungsgenDlen itno nber
bteie Sbatia6e nun 9GnSlt6 GuBer 0tanf
unb 8anb geratben. @s itebe ntnmebr
felt = metnen 6ie 2eutdben = baB man
Der TIeti9foit ntcbt bebarfe, UNI feline
Wtusfeln 5u etnem 9roBen ~Wtar1bunter'
ttebn1en gu ftGblen. 11ebrtgens let Der Ve7
9etarismus feline bloBe vWagenfra9e", lonz
bern etne cole, iiberauS moraltibe Sacbe.
Den 8egetarianern itebt Der vgeaturs
meni6" 9riti9eL 9egeniiber, Ser i'm Sc
geniabe 3u ienen unO mach ietnem etgenen
@%eitGnbntiie aIeS tBt, mas i'm nt3t tBt.
9teler vgtaturmenib" 1T nun elmer Der
mertpirbigiten 6eiligen, bte 3ur 3ett anf
bteler Grbe umberLaufen. !0err 0rutldel
Colt m0ge i6m 6aS 8ergnigen nod
re9t LANCE f9enten - egt feline @rbenbaDn
Obne 9emO 3urid. &etne OftBberitano1
ntiie, bite. 5err 0riti6el trdgt &od unS
8etnfleiOer, mte mir aroeren Sterblteben
au6. S9 bore, baB er bel feterltcDen MnS
lalien, tpo anbere 2eute etnen icbtpar3en
Srad tragen, io9ar S9ube an3tebt. SGT
wetB nidbt, ob bos tpabr lit, ober Oh es
etnes iener perlGum6ertic6en @eritbte, bot
tpelcben fetn Wtann bon Gebeuttng 1t3er
lit; geptB 1T, baB 6err 9rlti3eL on ge1
pO3nli3en Gasen feline S9ube, teinen
SUIT .unb t~etnerlet Dirt BON 0eibwdi9e tragt.
0as lit eben bas vgtatitrItcbe".
Sn bieier Sotlette, bte nur burcb einen
0tfen Spa3ieritof tpirfiam er9dn8t mar,
bat 6err 0rIti9eL ben 9titan3mari6 Ser
lin : 8ien mitgemadbt uno lit ais gterter
am !3tele angeIangt. ltn6 ct tpdre pa6rz
i9etnll3 v@riter" 9eiporben, ipenn ibm
ntcbt I'M enti9etben6en Momente feline
ugfaturmeniblt9feit" einen icblimmen
Streth geipielt Bate. Wtan bate ben
Wtann in Der gtd6e bon Sslau riiittg ietnes
We9es tpanoern geieben, unb bic Sglauer,
tpelbe offen6ar nod teinen Ieben6igen Sea-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
SberbrttSes autuaGt SIneO'S sOntt=
ta9$fObL4
Mew gOrfer @taatsaeituns,)

Den @eneralanipalt SlneD iDnrtnt eS
offenbar, baB ieine Suriiteret bonn Sber@
bunbeSricbter SuHer burcb Die 6edel ge3o7
gen noroen lift. @S gebt tbnt, tpte Dem
um's 3icbt flatternben SSniett, bas nibt
eber befriebigt lit, ais bis es it9 aae beiOe
Sliigel Derien9t bat.
Ser Slnep fDmmt 9dr5 unrDtbtger
@eiie auf bic @bicago'er Sonntagsfrage
3uriif, inoem CT auf cine Q~lnfrage bes ST.
nansmtntiters be3ii9ltb 8erDenDIng Der
nocb in 6GnDen Bet 0tegierun9 beftnbltben
Qusiteuungs : 8epiQigungen itatt elmer
fur3en uno bInbigen Nnttport Elm lGngereS
@utacbten auSgearbeitet bat, in tDelbem er
Die eini6lGeigen &ecbtsfragen IN bem be-
reits enogiiltig erleotgten Sonnta9S@S Def
nnngspro3eB nbcb einmaI 5urecbt5ulegen
DerIucbt. @r fommt babel gu benz ilberaus
i6lauen 8efunbe, baB Der @ongreB Bic
@elbi6enftng nibt bon Der 8eotngung
abbGn9ig gen1acbt babe, DAB Die Nusteuung
Sonntags tbatidcblicb geic6lolen letn
mitiie, ion6ern babon, baB Die Satnotier
Corporation Bic SonntagSI6IieBung prO>
ponire, 10 baB sic &egierun95pertreter
bementiprebenoe GeguIattonen e~rlalielI
f0nnten. 9as DDm @pngreB etnn1al be-
piQigte @elb miifie our Gerflgung iteber
b%Ieiben, abcr nibt CUR Gerflgung Der
Suinoiler Corporation, neil fte Die N6a
macbung ntcbt eingeDaIten babe.
8on Der S6entun8 bat bic &egterung
nur nob eilt6unberttauienb Dollars in
6Gnoen, tpelcbe fir YrGmien beiiette gelebt
itnb. Die BreisDertbeilung itebt unter
Nufit6t Der gtattonaIz@on1mtiiton, 10 baB
Die SQtnotier Gommiiion Dhnebtn auf Den
9eit ser S6enfrng feinen Nnipru6 bate.
Bas Der Gon9reB ouberOem mod fIr Bite
AuSitattun9 beS 8unbcsgebGube8 auf Ser
4uSitelung ors9eipDrfen bate, tpirD bon
Der 8rage bes O~ffenbaItens bes 9lusitelz
lunssplabeS an Sonntag iibcr6aupt nibt
berii6rt; bet 8unb farm ietn @ebGube
i6LteBen pber Dffenbalten, pent er mill.
Ser Sberbun6eSanipalt bate es etnfacb
ais lel6itberltdnbIi1 erflGren %f0nnen, baB
bas @eIO BEN 3uitdnOtgen GOntrOaz gebOrz
ben sur 8erfigung itebe, anitatt CUR Sui
Ier'i9en Gnti6etbung no9 ieinen eigenen
&obl ba3u gu 9eben, BEN altBer ibm ieIbIt
ppbl gtiemanb per6auli9 ftnben tptrb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
Jnlano.

-9ie Monatsi4rtft gOpuGar Science"
i6Gdgt bot, baB man allen SoLbaten Set
Nationalgar6en in ben Staotsmilisen
IN Ser ioforttgen borlduftgen 8eban6lune
bon 8erpunbeten ltnterri6t ertbetlen ioa,
Sic begriinbet bas 10: go iebr AUDI Die
SanitGtspflege in &rie9s5etten berpou=
tomm1iet purbe unter Dem vrotben &reu3",
TO 1tnb bod Tauienbe bon Taaen Dorges
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

empTin6libe eide 3uriid. Der iteinreibe
Galifprnicr bate itetS cine offene 6anb nno
tpenn Elm GoGege I'M Senat, etn GongreB7
mann o6er Elm 3eitungscorreiponocnt
ettpas &leingel6 brarcbte, 10 grill StGnforo
itetS obne j30gern in Oie 8rieftaibe nrlb
mar ME 3ur 9tnnabme elmer S3ul07
ueri6rei6ung gu bepcgen. Gs 9tbt bo8bafte
2eute, pel1e an bicien ia0nen Bug bes
Gerftorbeneft nidbt 9louben tpOuen, benin,
10 iagen tie, pdre bergleicben pabr, 10 bate
STANFORD nicbt 35 bis 40, 900, 900 Dollars,
fonbern feinen rotber Sent binterlaien.
g8ie t6nen iebt BET &opf brummt, bet
Silbernarrer &ein @unber; na6 6enr
Silberrauib muBte bas gralte @lenb fomz
men. @uten 9tppetit gum 6Gring, BEN 6err
@rober a~nfan9s September ~ierpiren tptrO !
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

Sinten i'm @eifen 1T fiirsGi9 Elm &nabe
g~ebOret, Ser bret 6Gnoe bate. 9as gtbt
etnmaG etnen 8anfcailtrer, pie tbn Die
8elt nOb ntbt gcieben bat, tpeoer i'm Intt
un6 @iirben in ben Ser. Staten, nocD
au3 als Souriiten in @anaba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

SAB @ouGb, ser alte mtgator, ber 10 bieGe
Giienbabnen gefreiien utb berbaut bat, lit
tpbt, ietne betipieIoie @eI6gter un6 letn
teuflii9er @ei5 baben i'm ober iberlebt 1n6
ftn6 beute Sic Srie6fe6ern Ser 6anolungen
f~ettter 8rut. 9ieieLbe petgert fi6, Sic @r6z
iteuer fir bic BON benz Batter binterIaienen
20 MiQtonen 3u be3ablen un6 l6Bt eS alf
einen 8roceB onfommen, fir tpelcben fie
fib eIbftDeritdnblic6 ben 9tatb Ser imartez
ften &ecbtsperbreber 9eiidbert bat. 0abei
tpiifen bic @rben icbr gut, 6aB Der @ater
ME Ben sebntcn She'll Ser Steuern erle9t
bat, Die gu 3ablen feline 8iir9erpfic6t mar.
@fe man iiebt, lift bic Seelenpanbcrung
fem 8rObIem me6r, ionOern cine Gbdtz
Iabe: Sic AuigatorieeLe lit etnfa3 in cine
neue 6out %gcfabren.
X x
Ser SOB 6es Senators STANFORD IGBt i'm
2cben Der 8un6es6aupttabt cine iebr
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03
@as scr sea- briu0t.

8raOo, @ouperneur GItgelb; aucb Ser
9euti6 9lmerifaner fitrcbtet, 1T ct oeS
rebten 8e9es ii6 beipuBt, @Ott unb fonit
nt6tS auf Der g8eLt!
BrGiibent GLebeIon6 er6Glt tG9lt6 10 bis
20 8rtefe nit 9tatbi6lGsen gegen Tett7
ietbt9feit. 8enn ct 6te ale left, fam Die
genltni6te @irtung ni9t arsblet6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

SpDS's Sincu ino bic beien Biueu mad Slid
iu nebnten; ie beIfen Der Terbauuns, betIea 0osfs
fGHtert uuo GaUiu&t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-07-03

g Dli3etmann (3u boriibergcben6em 8Hrz
9er): vSn Ser ndcbiten StraBe mar etne
blutt9e S9lGgeret, ntcbt pabr?"-8irgcr:
rSapObG. 3mei &erle iinb ericboiien uno
bret bertpunbet; iebt lit aber aIes pteOer
rubig." ~ o~li5etrnann: pS3On, oa lit es
pObI 3ett, baB icb mild briiben ieben lafie."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-24

ing the horizon Down n declivitv come
the two fleeing scouts, their chargers at
mad gallop; but one of the scouts, wound
ed, has been strapped to his saddle, while
the other, leaning well forward on his
horse, leads the haIf-unwillinc and terri
fed steed of his unfortunate companion.
To hundreds of thousands of visitors
"The Embarkation. J." in the Belgian sec
ton, is intensely dramatic. Tothem it re-
calls the day of their own departure for
America The bitterness of parting, the
dull fear of what the future might bring
them. 1t Is a scene on the quay. The
great steamer "Pennland" is nearly ready
TO depart Wives are weeping goodbye
on the shoulders Of husbands. tall lads are
bending down TO brush away their mothers
tears An old woman, with a faraway
look in her eyes, sits astride her bundle
with her hands crossed and her pet cat
purring to her such comfort a. IT is able
A baby is asleep upon pile of luggage.
a beautiful picture which contains the
quintessence OF tragedy for one poor soul
Is sale Of a Slave" by an Italian artist.
The connOisseur, rich aud luxurious. rises
eagerly from his couch TO inspect the
trembling girl, whose robe the siave-driycr
holds with his left hand while in his right
is seen whip. 1t is all too realistic for the
comfort Of right-thinking American
"An Innocent Victim, by Seymour
Thomas. an American, shows a sister %
charity fatally wounded by a stray shot
near the battlefield. 4 soldier with shat
tered forearm rises from the grass 70 look
st her
"a Legend Of the Desert, hyan Ameri-
can, is vivid picture. An Indian girl has
crept up 10 the CHASTITY corpse which she
has found on the sands and Is gingerIy
looking in the dead face
Scenes Of death are much in favor With
our modern artists There ere IN The ox-
hibition probably three hundred paintings
In which the grim monster is shown ia 81!
bis uswelcorne forms. one u the most
picturesque OF all these Is +" The Last Noy-
age. " representing the funeral Il an olt
IIindoo. His body j. laid out upon a boat
md l. being silently royged down tue
Ganges u the place 81 burial BY boy
while a girl shades the SIN from the dead
mans eyes This painting is by 4. i.
" eeks, who perhaps stands atstHe head OF
the American colony n artists in Paris.
Il i unfortunate that nearly al = ou~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-24

&zk.S-s
succeSsruI artists go 10 Europe not only for
their culture hut remain their for their
subjects when they have reached point OF
development in which they are capable of
doing hi9h-elass work. Thomas Hoven-
den Is one exception to this rule. His
" Breaking the Home Ties, " Row Ia famous
picture is American all the way through.
It has been much reproduced in engrav-
ings. and no doubt you will remember the
tall. earnest boy with his effects tied up in
a bundle. saying goodbye To the little,
anxious mother. and the tean1ster waiting.
whip in hand. TO drive the youngster forth
into the world.
I'm The Austrian section i a large. i'm
pressive canvas which quickly catches the
popular eye Ii u Electrically dramatic,
representing " situation which many "A
playwright might envy. Under the leader
ship of Count Thurn the Protestants uf
Bohemia have visited the palace of the
Emperor Matthias with demands for the
repeal Of obnoxious laws. They find the
kings counsellors. Slavata and MartinitS,
and these unhappy men they throw from
the windows Of the HradSchine castle.
The mplaCable leader. his Infatuated fol-
lowers. the resisting. despairing counsel
lors. one Just about to disappear through
the window 20 meet bis death onthe rocks
far below, make together a picture OF rare
passion and intensity.
"Tullia, by a German artist. showing
themad emp driving her chariot overthe
PROSTATE form of her father, is spect acuisr.
Salome. the daughter OF Herodias, bearing
the bloody head on a salver is CHASTITY.
" Washed Ashore" a medal picture, by an
American. C. ;. Reinhart, has far more
feeling than either. though Of qliiettone.
The Poacher's Wife shows a rural
cottage AT evening The door has opened
in response 20 knock. and YOU see the
warmth and cheer within. At the door
step stands gamekeepcr, heal hung low
ana twirling a big. soft hat. He does not
need to speak The wife, who has just
stepped out Of the cottage, may see the
body OF her husband lying on n sleigh out
in the snowy road She falls 10 "A bench
that stands ia front of the cottage wall.
These are dozen Of hundreds Of such
ompositions in the Art palace, pictures
which speak with eloquence greater than
words of moments in which souls were
tried and human passions were hred to
their depths. They are pictures which II
j. worth our while 20 look at and TO permit
ourselves 10 be stirred by.
Waller WELLNAS.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-24
Bastinado Punishment Ira Persis

Among the PersisDs the usual mode
of punishment IS the bastinado. from
from which men Of the highest rank
are not exempt. II - inflicted with
very great severity. frequently so ~ 20
render the sufferer almost . cripple FOR
life The victim Is thrown upon his
face. zach foot Is passed through a ioor
of.strong cord attached 'osn pole, which
is raised horizontally by men who,
twisting II round. tighten che ropes
and render the feet immovable. Two
executiouers then strike the soles al
tcrnately with switches Of the ponle-
granate tree, well stepped in g*aier 10
render them supple. A store Of these
switches is generally ready for uee IN
the pond which adjoins the courtyards
Of the houses of the great The pun
ishment frequently lasts sn hour. or
until the unfortunate victim fslnts from
pain--Sals Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-24
"ALoNE N TIE WORLD

The passing multitude, if it stills laughter
and suppresses t1e word Of Jest and moist
ems the eyes of the beholders. it is great
picture 1t is poem more than a paint
ing Such Il work is Alone in the
World"
4 powerful picture indeed IS Bourguer-
eau's d" Women at the Tomb II Is the
sepulchre Of Christ The door IS open. and
within he angel beckons the waiting Mag
dalens TO Zone. These waiting. weeping
women are woe itself The face Of one you
cannot see, but there is sorrow in her pos
ture. Another IS sad but self-contained,
while the third, showing her sharp but
youthful profile, is with lids red from
weeping Her mouth i the sensitive,
panied. cuiveriue mouth Of woman IN
agony. Her eyes are liquid with tears
through which love may be seen shining.
There i no more sensational picture in
the palace than The Flage!lants," by
Carl Mar, a native OF Milwaukee, pupil
OF his f3the- and Of the Bsvarian Royal
Academy az Munich where this giant can
vas was painted I, il a daring compost
ton. N all il contains several hundred
figures. At the right the cathedral. in the
background towers Of the middle ages, and
the street full Of a religious procession In
the FOREGROUND the fanatics with their
barred bodies covered with wounds from
which the blood j. flowing. Some are still
provoking he flesh Others ru1 Tor com
fort 10 the litter on which the boy king .
carried and seize his hand and cover il
with their freBled kisses At the head q
the strange procession : priest Fsho. With
open mouth ard frame that Is almost
shaking with ePileP.ic fervor, p0.ats lie
way to his followers. Il Is CHASTITY yet
fascinating scene.
Near b, in the same gallery, Is Julian
Storv's Episode If the Revolution The
assassins Of that widest kour n all his
tory ara dragging a no54snsn from his
house 20 pat him &c death :. The ztreets.
where otber victims lie s7vesterlug in theiT
bleed Nile &c SoHnBreail i On he steps
covering the tsosiy u ber father gvi.h her
o@vn aad appealing q ne assassins e
pare him- They cGlseEt. Il zhs vii pay
tie prioe they eek sud the priee Is p
drink 3 goblet - human blood which ols
II the feeds mar be seen hand * . heT
History Tecors!s that she paid The price
n 10 s7zstEisa secs 5sn a large r.sctzrr :.
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VICIOUS LIITLENEsS.

The persistent effort on the part of the
weekly Popuiist organ of this city to
drag politics into the freight rate cases
ROW pending before the railroad commits
sion Is calculated to disgust every man
who has the interest of the CITY and state
nj heart. The commissioners came 10
Wichita and gave a polite and patient
hearing to the complaints which were
before them. Every fact was established
which it was expected TO prove, and the
railroad companies asked time TO make
.hem defence There Is every reason to
anticipate q favorable result after all the
evidence Is IN and jhe:arguments pre-
scented some time next month The effort
Of the PopuiIst organ TO prejudice the
commissioners against the case because
Mr.. Douglass is aiding in presenting it to
the commission is nothing less than
vicious. Mr. Douglass has been en-
ployed by the city before in other mat
ters, ana he has always insisted that the
remedies IN the matter OF freight nrlev-
anceS under existing law should be pur-
sued. Ills employment to assist the city
attorney and the special committee was
rs right and proper as the employment
OF any other attorney. There is no poll
ucS IN 1t. The question is business one
and Is being SO presented and we have
too much confidence in the
good sense Of the commissioners
20 suppose that the effort to prejudice
the case IN this way Will have any
weight with them whatever. The theo-
~ which some people entertain that
the commissioners could travel around
and remedy all grievances without hav-
ing cases formally filed and presented is
moonShine. Slhe commission would
nave no jurisdiction or power to act
with any effect until a case had been
regularly presented: and. hence. the city
government Is doing just the right thing
In presenting its complaints in the only
way which PROMISES any substantial re-
suits; and we are glad 10 note fhat the
commission Is treating the cases in the
same businesS-like way.