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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22
Gtmas iiber Geitamente.

@r5Btm6sli1ne Ginfndbeit 1T Elm
5anpterforoernib elnes Teitaments
iuenn mon es Der @efabr entriiden tuill
nit Erfuls ansefodtea Su werben. Gs
ift bel Geltamenten nt9ts gefdbrlider
als bas Beitreben. fur ieben m6sli4en
JalI Bis in bic ileinteu ginseIbeiteu
binein 5u iorsen. Sc einfa.ber nnb
oirecter in ieiner Beitimnnunssu. eefn
feffer bas 9eliament. Gem 9eifament
ioqte ieber, iuel@er aud nur elm mdBi-
sss @ern,Ossn beiist, bel 3etien MAIDEN,
Ser cine braue Stan bat, follte biefer
i'm 6alle ieines Gobes bic pDle 8eria-
euns iiber ieinen san5ell 9eadlab. ipenis'
itens auf 2ebens5eit ipenn nidt uube-
binst e,tbeilen, unb bnsielbe iollte eine
5rau sem @bemauue sesenaber tbun.
YeIonbers iolIten bic gbesaiten bofar
iorser, bab ber iiberlebenoe Tbeil Der
oft sebr jA,pss. ~ bsiax @ider-
beitsleiifuns uber6oben. unb nidt bur9
piele @eridtsformalitdten sepfast ipirb.
8iele 2eute baben cine getpiiie Sbeu
Dor Dem Eaitamentmaden, a1s oh man
iid baburd bem 9obe peridreibe. 0as
1T nun b66ft albern unb srunblos; I'M
@esentbeile lebt es iib piet rubiser uno
Sufriebener, ipeun mon iueiB. oaB I'M
SaGe bes 9obes bafiir seior9t iit, BAT
Die Inqelesenbeitea Der 5alnilie seoro'
net 1inb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22
fiir Sic bausfrau.

4 4 & -.
Nufseiprunsene ano bon Der Mrbeit
barte 3dnbe reibe mon nbuebielnb tiid-
| tig nit Rornmebl unb Giiis uno ipdter
nit Glpeerin. Dies. otter getban,
madt bic Sdnbe bell uab weid. -
gaa9 jebcm Bal9en Der 9dnbe i'm @in'
ter IolIten bieielbsn nit 9aier ober
seornuebt tiidtis 9erieben tperoen.
Das rrhdlt iie tueid uub lueib. - Sub.
oel idibt meu Dor bem Ranais,uerben,
iueun man einise Eropfen Getber pben
in bic Jlaide sieBt une oann oerforft.
- Gin 25ffsf bon seriebenem Weeret.
tis in eine gdiiiel nit Wild setban.
bait biefslbs tasetans iiB. - Sn Statz
ten ooer Mauiel5der ftreue mall rotben
9Ieffer, ober peritOpfe oieielbsn nit Gap.
pen, Die man nit rotbem 8feffer be-
itreut bat. 1beeri1efe reibe man erft
uit Jett, barnad nit Terpentin.
gBirh Mif1 fanse setuht, 10 wirft re
|uerfopfeub. ST Elm gatient bartleibis
Iio ioate bic Msitd nur leidt erbist tuer.
ben. - GiiueiB miro eber ihaumis,
ipenm cine YrieieSal5 Dor bem5dlasen
6insuseiebt tuiro. = @esen Binofolic
sebraude man 8feffermin5 in irsenb
elmer paiienSen 5orm. = Cine 9afe
ltarfss Salswaiier siebt elm i9neues
gre9mittel, etenio eine Eaiie beiBes
@afier nit eiueu TbeelOffel BOD semab'
lenem Senf oermii6t. - @emiife ioq.
len rei1lid senofen iueroen, beun faft
| ieoe Grt bat cine beionoere 6eilfraft:
gpinat, Sparsel uno Waiblumenfraut
ipirfen auf Die Stieren. gelerp tuirtt
aui Die gterpen unb 1T gut sesen
steura!sie. Saoi6e unb ipeiBe &iben
resen ben slppetit au. 8obuem uno
grbIen liuo tesetabliides 5leii4. Gae
Yuiebelselud9Ie reseu Die stbiOnoeruns
Der 0riiien an unb iino besbal6 gut ses
gen 8eroauuHssI9wdde. @arfen une
Satat tpirfen fiibfeno uno berubiseno
ouf Die Hrruen. 8eteriilie iuirft anres
aeno auf Nisren unb 8Ia'e. = 2sioet
|mau oil gu plef Sdure i'm Wasen nno
9opflpet', 10 t,infs man SooaDdiler. =
o.ibes Borarlpaiier reiaist Die 3opf'
hn,,t INN Gd,unhPu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

Die @eibnabtsseit 1T 5fuar eine
5reuosu5e.t, absr iie bat aud ibre
sdaiteale leit.u. Bie peiullb TT es
uiebt fiir uniere 5rauen uno Sunsfrauen,
,peun lie nit eiucr fir Den @eibua9ts'
tiih betimmteu Sanoarbeit tros raitlo'
fen S6aifens nidt fe.iis tusroen. sic
bntten Die Belt fir Die anfertisuns Der
Stridsrei uaterI1dbt uno Su lpat anse'
fanssn, unb ipenn iie ii6 nun aud ourdb
nddtliGes Iui5leiben Die ausen beroers
ben uno Die Singer iiberarbeiten, ss
bilft nidts, Die aussemalte nsberraib'
uns 1T bin.
BcIonoere 2elben fat Die 8eibnahts'
seit fir Die SausIrou i'm @cfolse. Die
geadbarin bat ioeben ersd6lt, ple pra9
tra ibr @eibnadtstuden seratbsn ie',
lie iuiG aber bod bic Nadbarin, ber i'e
in Der Rodtunit bsoeuteno ilber 1T, nod
iihertreifen. Sic beior9t ii9 bic befer
3utbateu, paBt ior8iam faf ben 2es9
aui unb iit ansitlid bemibt, einen ledes
rem auaen be:lteGen. sl6er pie mum
oerbar iinb bic Siisuusen bes Sdidials.
Ger DIeu mar su beiB ano Der saaie
Sudden i6war; uerienst. 9a tie wslB
baB ibr @atle oas 8ruouft ibrsr Sob'
funlt einen, setoutten auden bebeutenc
uorsiebt, ift iis iiber ibr M.Bseidid az
aerlidb snm 8einen. Gub bic ainoer
babeu i9sn ibr gseibnadtslsiben
gselde aait 1T es uidt fir iie, bis lie.
berrultuus, bic iie fir Die fieben Glisrr
aeplont babeu, in ibreW frenbis erres
ten Sersen ats @ebeimnib sa beipabren
gbsr welde 2eioen tuarten e,f Del
Manner in Der irbbtiden @eibnadts
|aeit. Glle Sage nabt iid uns unier
before Salfte nit 5drtlidem 8lid Uni
| lIdmeidelnben Worten, mir fennen ii
DeaebreH. @elb uub INNER tpieoe
@elo loG es ieiu, oamit bic einSelne'
Samilicnslieosr feitti9 ausifaffirt iuer
. ben f6nnen. Mtit einem StoBieufae
ubsrreiden pir oas gerlauste. Mbe
@elb iit nur bas peni9ite. Eur9 ol
glume bat ms unlere tbeure @atti
: merfsn la6cn. ipomit mir ibr e'ne Sci
lfreuoe bere,ieu f6nnten. g8ir Ja9e
lburd bic etraBen, burdfobern bic
@e|ddfte, UNI Sas @etpinidte ailf5utre
s. ben unb lit mns o,es ensfib sslunse
n 10 1T Die 5arbe ni6t.bie rebte uno me
" last uns merfen, buB unier @eibma
belm ginfauIe bod nur reat ituelfe
batter gatur iei. gs iit chen i'm 2eb
4. 70 baslid einseribtet, oaB audi in D
t. ir6bliden @eibnadt Elm ieoer Stal
a ieinen Srieben unhiein Gait bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22
l1ni.re weissu.glusfuar be!rua nab

rnIere Beiaen.Gusfubr beirus nab.
reub oes Mouats 9auuember 7,O65.912
guibet, sesen 1885, ,901 i'm slei9en
Ronat bes nsrsanseuen Sobres.
8dbrenb Der eff nit Dem 80. Nooember
enoenben Wonaten iuurbeu in bieiem
Sabre 102. .927,700 8uibel @eisen
erportirt uHo in Der sfeiden 8eriUoe
uon 1892 15,114.779.
Qu Webt muroen i'm gtOuember
1892 1,124,671 Safer erportirt, tpdbs
renb es in 1892 1,369,64O uareu.
8dbrenb Der nit Dem 80. Nopember
eubenben eff Monate iuuro m / I. 5.0l9, ,721
unb in Der 9leidsn Beriobe bes Sab
res 1893 1884, ,7O2 Safer perianbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22
Die oiesjdhrissn meihnadten uno
6ie Gel hdftsHdubeit.

Ole Gel ddftsfauheit.
gis 8eibnadten linb es nur nod
peuise Gage. Die ridtise sseibnadtss
itimmuus febIt nod unb iis bIrite aub
iuobl beuer ausbteibeu. Daran trdat
Die aGsemslne Nothlase bic Sdulo, Die
eten Die bObe Seittimmuus nidt auf'
fommen laBt. lluo 10 lit es au6 fein
@unber, tpenn man auentbalben bic
gemerfuns bort: ,,Gs fommt mir gar
nidt 10 Dor, als OF @eibna9ten Dor
Der 9biir itduoe. 9as 1T freilid fein
@uuoer, bsnn einmal 1T big jebt bas
@sipanb bes 8ei6ua6tsmarftes fein
beloEoers s!dn5enoes, bann aber fehlt
ss tpobl ben Me,itsn on ben MitteIn,
um ben Ssiniseu bic n1tbisen Bcibz
nadtsfreuben 81 bereiten. Settles Sabr
um Oieie Belt berri6te i9un Elm gang
anoerer 9ou, cine gan, anoere @tim.
muns. Seute erideint Glles tuie um.
fort, uuo iuenn aud bic @eiddftsleute
bemubt fno, ibren 2dben ienen feit'
liden Quspub su seben, Den man nur
eiumal I'M Sabre tpabrnimmt, 10 feblt
eben bod Dos @eiddft, bic 4unoidaft
bes lesten Sabres unb iene Stimmuns,
obue bic man nibt germ eiufauft.
9ie Meifeu iusroen tuobt seSpunsen
iein, lire 8eibnadtsaussa5en auf ein
Wiuimum su beidrdnfeu. uielfatb iuirt
iid iOsas bic 5sitbeideeruus 5u cine,
iebr triben seitalten. 9ie gsOtb &C.
bietet, buusbalteriid 5u perfabreu. uni
bic Sus mo, beren Ser5sn um bic 8eib
nadtsSe,t gang beiOnbers bod su i6la
gen pFesen, iuiro ii@ .uObl biz gun
5eite in ben @ebauten hineinlebel
mhiisu, bab au9 iie ,mandes entbebrel
miiien, iuas iie ionit ME entbebrte
9lu9 ie ipirb auf bieie g8elie pom be
s1otblase beriibrt iueroen.
| Gin @aus burd Die Sauptseidafta
lftra6en Der Stabt miro gimem bi
rleber5eusurs beibrinsen, baB momer
tan bon einem sldnSenoen @eibnadts
aelddIt nod uerSiueiieIt iuenis tuabr5l
uebmsn lit. Die @eiddftsleute sebe
fid aud feinen beionoeren SpffnuuSe
/, bin unb psrlaheu ii@ in Der Sauptiad
aui Die, .uelde unter Der allsemein'
A gotblase nidt au leioen baben uno b
bemiitelt seuus iinb uno beuer eben
t piel @elb ausSuseben baben, als test
lSabr.
81 8eld' cine @eibnadten ben Nrm
uno glenben beidieben ieiu wiro, tui
70 pom Der Sreisiebisfeit berer abbdns,
If oenen es an uidts febtt unb Die sero
,e um bic @eibnadts5eit @elesenbeit
be ben, ibrsn 3dditeft @utes 3u tbun.
.@em es uidt seseben. bic Seinil
er oieles Sabr in bemielben @aBe Su
sliden tpie i'm uorigen Sabre,
Crane fd barub nl4t. Gud e
%, serinse @abe iuiro eine bantbare q
,ir nabme finbeu. Ber aber uiel su se
en unb piel au ermarten bat. ber laiie 9
in ettuas 5uiommen, in befen 9dite
aB @sibnadten fein 5reubeniirabl fl
sps Giebt es eine srbBere Greube, als
les CUR 2inberuns bes Gbenbs unit
geebeumeni@cn beitrasen au f6aneu9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22
I'm in bieieu eruiten 8eiten aud elm

I'm in bieieu ernnen 8eiten aud elm
mol fir gr6eiteruna i'm 6ffentliAen 2es
ben au iorsen. bat ber babiIdle Ninls
fer bes Snnern. Serr Giienlpbr, eire
8erfasuns erlaFen. in iuelber Der ibm
unterfslIten Neamten, ,,uom &atb ab'
iudrts", unteriast ipirb. spiiden II uno
II rbr Mittass III BirtbsbduierR all
perfebren. Glio nerorbnet i'm Sabre
1893. Sas Befanutfperben bes llfas
sesen BEN Jribi6oppen bat besreifli9er
lueiis nrsebeure 9eiterfeit beruorSeriis
fen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

Die 8eit, mo ii6 bas aiub auf ben
Beibnadtsbauu, freut, lit rur nod
tpenise Gage entfernt, unb gar mandes
Glternpaar mns bes Gbenos Dieies ober
Scenes beiprodeu baben, mas Der Geliefe
tuobs am n6tbisften bruudt uab ipas
Der ainsfte bann am iiebjten ipobl
bate. 0oB inter ben meiifen Geiden<
fen elm Biloerbib ielten feblt, molten
mir annebnieu, oenn ben 6inn bes
8inoes au beadtei unb anf cine teleb.
rente unietbal:,us fdOn i'm 8orten
Utter gu forsen, tpiro Iid itets als
nub. uno ftudtbrilgenb eripeiien, User
oa foinme, uns bic omerifanilhen
Siloerbidsr nit ibrem buntibsfisen
Sartensemiid n's GeoddtniB. uno bic
8aaer fur Die reifere Susenb linb in
ibrem Snbaft ia Ieiber mrbr @lft als
iusenelide 8eratber. @enn mir bic
9bemas Der Bidder fiir Rnaben (tubi-
rem, miiien mir leien: ,,@ie ,uirb man.
ont ibneaiten reid?" ober bic Der
Mdoben. tuelde ba lauten: ,,Bie luib
seliebi p" bann middle man bod poblI
crit iebes wub boppelt bur1bldttern,
ebs man iid gum 2aufen enti9liebt.
@ie san5 anoers 1T bod ba Der oeutide|
Badermarft init ieinen 5abrlu unb
Wtdrdsn pertreten, mo beute nod germ
| Der Batter bas gud obue Deoeufen
taufen fann, in ,pel9em bic barin ents
baltencn @el6i6ten aae Elm unb beniel=
ben Nnfang baben, tanlid: ,,gs ipar
einnial uim." Oieie Mdr1enbii1er
tueroen ibren poetiiden 9au9 fir bic
8inbertuelt ME berlieren, man mag
Aeubeiten dbnli9en Shines in MafIe
aubieien, bic @rimm'iden unb Gnber.
ion's Mdrden ,uerben ib,en B.rtb nod
auf fonmenbe @enerationen iibertrasen.
Nan beiidtise in 5lubr's 8udbanb.
lung Die i16ne Nuspabf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

giele 2suie flblen iid sliidl,d,
,uenu fie 9lnbere petfolsen unb unaiiids
lid modem t5nnen. sic iino mie bic
gamppre, bic ibre Dpfer bel 9aat
| iibelfaHen. SIR bic ioQte ei9entlid
eine eisene S5ae in Yereitidaft sebatteH
tperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

= Der 40 SABRE alte 56aeiber,
Spbn S. Bid, gatte unb Batter bon
pier uneroosenen Rinbern, erbdnste ii6
am Samfas in ct. 2auis, tueil ct felt
ldnserer 5eit feine Bei6dftisuus finben
ionnte,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

@benlo pafenbe als niiblide @eib.
na6taseidenfe fiubet man in S6sne,
Bros. &leioerbanbluns. 90 eisnet iid
). .. nibts tefer Su einem @ei6enf als
elm id6ner Gn5us, Elm biibider rleber'
rod oOcr cine Seriep Sode. eiu nenel
Out, Elm Haar Saneldube, Elm ieioenes
9aibentud, &C., &c. SIR &nabcn baber
mir beionrers id5ne In5iise unb slpa,
su itaunenS billisen 8reiien.
Sbsuer Srps.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

Gin bibider soloener Bano. ober
Setring 1T eints ber fd5niten @eidsnfe
oas man einem Jamilienslieoe au @sib'
nadten MAIDEN faun. Die iG5nftt
Gus,pabl pon @insen aaer Grt fince1
man au,biu gen Yre,ien Bel SnI. 8
SaIenritter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

Wesbnlb iolltet Sbr feinen morernen
0nSu9 Ober lleberrod fir biele Saiion
baben, ipenn SIR einen iOlden su einem
10 biQtsen Yreiie faufen f6nnt?l uebri.
gems finoet man be, uns bas i16nite
2aser BON fertisen ale.bern.. ftets 81 ben
biQisiten Ereiien.
Beaemnnn & Selmers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22
$1.4O

.g8ir baben ioeben cine id6ae Inss
ipabl rleberr5ds erbalten fiir &naben i'm
sllfer BON 8 bis 13 Sabren, Die mir ~
s1.40 pertaufen f6nnen.
ShSner 8rp8.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22

saahtloie Sit,ibube uno 8antofTeli'
bic clIerbeiten bei U. S. Bruoot. /
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-12-22
B0demtli9sr @arttberi9t.
Wetreibe, Webl nfw.
s,ben Sreitas corrisirt bon Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Rrubufte
gorrisirt bon
VIM. EBERLIN, Grocer.

9ie amsesebenen 8reiie tpereen BON ben n
Sdnblern meiitens i'm 3auibe be5agll
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
Confidence and Forbearance.

In order to tide over the present
hard times confidence and forbear-
ance on the part of creditors are
necessary. Money is hard to get on
even the best kind of collateral. Those
who have money are either boarding it or
holding it for bargains. The banks are
extremely cautious in making loans be-
cause they may need all tkeir available
cash to meet emergencies.
To prevent disasters, therefore. it is
necessary to have confidence in financial
institutions About all of those that
have stood, the strain thus far are solvent.
If not subjected to any panic pressure
they will remain strong and preserve in
tact the trusts confided to them. And for
bearance is necessary. Creditors shoul d
not press their claims when they have
good reasons for thinking that by eXcr-
cising little patience they will get all
that is due them.
Better times cannot be far IN the fu-
ture. Much depends upon congress. aud
il is believed that congressman are so i'm
pressed with the gravity of the situation
that they will promptly repeal the SILVER
purchase act that is largely responsible
for the financial troubles from which the
country is suffering. Signs of returning
confidence and prosperity are apparent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
Tngersoll and Conklinr.

Col. Robert G. Ingersoll sat in the surro-
gates office the other day, says the New York
Herald. hopping his high forehead he said:
Il never enter this room without having
my thoughts occur to Roscoe COnkling and his
tactful manners. 1t was during the time the
HOyt will was being contested. ! had occa-
sion to pay frequent visits to this place and
was somewhat annoyed by poor fellow who
used to stand out in the corridor and lay for
me each morning to ask for a small loan. He
was one Of that vast class who exist in the
hickering light Of former affiuence. On one
particular day l was not in the happiest of
moods, so when my impecunious customer
bored me for another loan, l said to him:
What. here again. What did you do with
that 50 gave you yesterday? Gone already :
The fellow mumbled some apolOgestic re
ply, to which l said:
I'm getting tired of your making a steady
target of me. Why don you give some other
man Chance?'
"COnkling came along, and seemed to take
in the situation at glance. for he said with
his most engaging smile-it swaS soft and
sweet as a gentlewOman'S
1t my chance to-day, Colonel and diving
down into his walstcOat pocket he fished out
a crisp bill. AS my bewldered pensioner took
it and shGftled of, COnkling said gayly:
Now remember Colonel it's your chance
tomorrow.
DO you know he made me feel downright
small. Conkhng was great and good man,
added the eloquent lawyer musingly
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
he shoched the Court.

A party of lawyers were swapping rcni-
nisccucc. the other evening SAYS the Cour-
ier-Jourual when one theta related the foi-
lowing. Down in the Green river country
where the lawyers ride the circuit vet. as in
The 81 Cr day. when big court was the great
institution 90 the land, there was a very fine
lawyer. who had large practice IN "a county
adjoining that of his residence. He waSa
very earnest and capable man, well grounded
in the rudiments OF his profession, fine
pledder ana powerful advocate. he was
somewhat aOSeutmluded when engaged IN
holly contested case. and thereby hangs the
tale am going TO tell. on one occasion he
was engaged IN common law case. envOlv-
Ing considerable sum arising from the
settlement Of partnership accounts Many
witnesses were examined before the jury
and after the instructions Of the court were
granted the lawyers began the argument.
Our friend had the burden of "a proof and
made the closing speech. He WIS very Sc
we're in his comments on the conduct OF the
party to the suit opposed TO his client. In his
speech he was attempting TO show what a ras-
cal his client had 10 deal with, and compared
him to one OF Dickens all-round scamps but
forgot the name. Turning to his associate
counsel. VINO sat by his side admirlng his fine
arguments, he rOared at the top Of his voice
the following inquiry. What was the name Of
that ID scoundrel that broke old Dombey!
The courtroom was crowded with spectators,
VINO GOD aghaSt that such Dreech of deco
rum should occur in the court presided over
by very dignited Judge. who was something
OF martinez when matter of order was in
volVed. The judge smiled and the bar broke
out into roar of laughter. All knew that the
lawyer meant no disrespect: hut that, in his
anxiety 10 make q point. had forgotten the
presence he was in and did not know exactly
where he was 1t. The Judge raped mildly
for order, and the advocate continued his
speech blissfully ignorant of the cause Of the
commotion within the bar. and very much re
ueVed when his junior whispered 'Carker.'"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23
personal.

Florence Mauyatts new book. Parson
Jones is The 81 x'ieth work ~ fiction she has
written since she began in ISIS twenty eight
wears ago. Miss MaTvatt has done much
other literary work ana also lcctured.
family OF Lettings in England. is said 20
owe Us wealth 70 the thimHlo which. Gale q
then tine thumb BEN. as 10 was worn on the
ihumb-was iirst made by one OF their auCes-
tors m London less than 30J years ago.
Col S. Il. Boyd, minister resident and
United states consul general to siam. who is
at hiShome in Springfield. Mo. on account
OF health. says his sympathies in her
dlmeWty with France are entirely with
siam.
A correspondent, who says he is engaged in
some literary work, wants us TO tell him
what language Adam and Eve spoke AU-
thorlties are scarcely agreed upon the sub
ct,but g. DonovaaROssa telievesthat Adam
was an freshman.
A little 5-year-old girl in Boston was
heartbroken at the theft of her pet rabbits,
but suddenly intermitted her sobs long
enough TO eNclaim; well, it is a great deal
better, anyway, than il those naughty boys
had stolen papa!"
Gov Thomas G. Jones' Of Alabama. is to de
liver the annual address before the Society OF
the Confederate Army OF Northern Virginia
at its meeting in Richmond in the fall. He
left school to enter the southern army at the
outbreak Of the war and served a long time on
Gen, John B. Gordons STAFF
Mayor Willard. of Argentine Mo. at a
meeting of a council of aldermen the other
night stopped some unparamentary re
marks from one of the members and reduced
MN TO SuDlecton by unstrappinJ his wooden
leg and giving the alderman what may be
termed "A few hand directed kicks with il.
The marks he left on the legislator were quite
lcgible.
August 9will be the 9OOth anniversary Of the
birth Of Izaak Walton. and there is a desire
among Englishmen to commemorate it by a
memorial There is a marble bust of Walton
at stafford, his birthplace. and a statue at
Winchester. whore he is buried. but in Lon
don, his adopted home. there is nothing to
mark the scene Of his labOrs. 1t is proposed
now to attiX a mural tablet to st. DunstonS
Church Fleet street. undoubtedly a sufficient
ly modest reminder of Izaak WaltOn's life in
London. A more significant memorial how
ever, will Ire the special edition of his works
to be published this year
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-23

Judge Crisp predicts that tho extra ses-
sion Of congress will last about two
months and that within that time the
sherman silver-purchase act will be re-
peaicd lie viii not go 20 Washington
before Aug. I. at which time the Presi-
dent and mem beers Of the cabinet will be
there 1t is understood thath is making
up his committees at his home in Ameri-
Gus, and viii be ready Immediately after
he has been elected speaker TO announce
them. In view Of the fact that the extra
session is called for only one purpose,
namely, 10 consider the existing financial
troubles and provide a remedy for them.
he may not appoint all the
committees before the beginning
Of the regular session. He will
appoint the coinage, banking and cur
rency and ways and means committees q,
and also the committee on rules, because
they Will be necessary for the transac-
ton Of business. The appointment of the
ways and means committee may not be
necessary, though the chairman of that
committee is, as rule, the recognized
leader of the House. 1t seems to be the
policy Of the democratic leaders to have
tariff reform bill prepared as quickly
as possible. That being the case there
will be no delay in appointing ways and
means committee.
The impression has been given out that
Judge Crisp win be guided by the judg-
ment of the President in making up the
committees that viii have charge of the
eoipqcra nd ,ar1rpov,yyr
may be no foundation for this impression.
II is reasonable to suppose, however that
Judge Crisp, knowing the policy of the
administration in respect to silver and
other matters relating to the cur
rency will appoint committees in
harmony with that policy. 1t is
certain that there has been no
dictation by Mr. Cleveland, because Judge
Crisp would not submit to anything of
that kind. The right view of the matter
is that the President and Judge Crisp are
not far apart in their views as to what
should be done to restore confidence, and
re-establish the prosperity of the coun-
try
Judge Crisp is reported as holding the
opinion that the Sherman silver-purchase
act will not be repealed without contest
that will be memorable, but he feels GER
tain the act will be repealed within two
months or less. Leading silver men de-
clare that the discussion of the act will
continue well into the regular session.
They may be right If the silver senator's
resort to flibustering the needed
financial legislation may not be accom-
pHshed before next summer. But
unnecessary delay would arouse
great indignation, and senator's would
be urged so strongly to act
promptly that they would hardly
dare to resort to obstructive tactics to
defeat the will of the majority. AS a
matter of fact the silver men do not ex-
pcct to get the kind of legislation they
want, but they hope by persistent effort
to get important concessions to their
views