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Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
I6Iants.

16Iamts. Ave cents a word for a run week, tseven rfmea.l
 WANTED. | A SITUATION by . Swedish vumkn Chss gork for e small family s home more of Ea | eo2ses thAa wages Ioquire ht WANTED. | A SITUATION by A respectable woman as -A cook thoroughly unoerKtxnds ber hufd- ness is willing to assist Ai washing first class | references Inquire at WANTED, A COMPETENT @ M. girl ss, ss sSss sap,r s7pxx, WANTED, STTUATIoS As cook and lAundrees- 0aL D oso ltt 70 oRosETIK STREET
 WANTED, A POSITION by girl to take care of chII- 11 dren or do hours york in private family FGSs Tst'F'n0's ii ot IF FkTSSyH sS fiys 1s STREET.
 WANTED. A SITUATION by a German girl to do rsn- A eral housevorf in g small family. osiI st os0 iI- ISs ORWELL AVENUE.
 WANTED. STTUATTON by respectable girl 10 cook, wAsh and iron, or general housework nrst-clEss oeoit. est FRANKLIN sTRKET.
 WANTED. ITO call the ladies' attention to the fact that | VIC are selling full size wInow Clothes Bas- sets .s soe each. THE BRADLEY, DAMN 6 HARRINGTON CO oso St
 WANTED. A eTaI hoaseTorE iu a private family T reser- enes ss, required Inquirs al
 WANTED, A SITUATION by competent girl in general osoits as2 GEORGE STREET.
 WANTED.
 4A Sunny alcove room. furnished or unfur- Mfr nikhed; in northeast section of city, with os Ibo board for EentlsRsS Sssrss. sSd wife s..,u
 WANTED, experienced woman Rs seRmstress and A chambermRid good references required oe0 2: Apply st 29 ELM STREET.
 WANTED. A SITUATION by an American girl Es house q or do general sEEcHEk fGassTGEE 6ogR rSSgEs at
 WANTED. A MARRIED man homes; and willing. wants A work would drive team, set ks night watchmsn or work in factory good references, Address. w ". W, This oface.
 WANTED. DgTETTlNE camera. Address A ol9 9diw CAMERA. this ofnce.
 WANTED. DY man and wife EswedEshD. situations on e Is R .5s ssn have had S sSeT,sncs and are rs
  oi9A+ Fair Haven.
 WANTED, ITO borrow s!oo {; will pay good interest and
 JOHN McL1NE, New Haven P. O.. ois st- General Delivery
 WANTED. \ SITUATION by a SEeoish girl 10 do reB- a erAl hOussWorf tn s ssnsll family. CAn Gt OBS No. js9 LLOYD STREET
 WANTED, PooKkEEPER wishes Pofition references. ID oie Sri D. E this once.
 WANTED, DEST servAntR. I4Ndiee FsediDg help Hho1'd do As well We have been established bere yearN< rnow and supply all the bsSf- Help for any hind Judgment. carefully collecting only tbose that vii 10 the Er1rF required Finest otace, best fAcili-
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ciT T7S Chapel street.
 Select Help INOR all kinds domestic work FuFrlit.d hy E old eSt MRS. BABB. i9B Court Street.
 FOR SALE. ADVENTURE. paElor Egope etc.. nt E oIS 7G- Sg PENCE STREET, lower floor.
 S3,O09 to Loan nN irss mortERce. HTNMAN'S Real Estste U Agency. % B-Bedici Building ols7 7t
 French and German r ESSONS in classes and privately. l. MRS. W. H. HOnCHKTSs, ols 6f4 III Grove street.
 MRS. R COHEN TTAS returned from New NorE her haalfh i'm E l proved. and Is now ready 10 deal ln cast of clothing, carpets, etc. postal dtrected 10
 sas GRAND AVENUE
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
THE QUEENS TASTE.

Dear Madam
 We thank your majesty for your kindness in favoring us with your esteemed patronage, but when we look ever our Fall Furnishings we do not wonder that you should decide to pur- chase of us; in fact, we wonder that any lady having anything to buy in the way of Furniture, Car pets or Stoves, should think of making her selections at any other than our world renowned establis h ment.
 BROWN & DURHAM,
 Complete House Furnishers.
 q and 76 Orange Street, cor. Center.
 CASH OR CREDIT. OPEN EVENINGS.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20

A SITUATION by . sredisA uuznEn Chss 41e baby one year oldl to do general house- sorE Tor e small family 6 home more Of oo2ect than wages Ioquire at
 co itf iot JAMES STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
MRS. R COHEl
Pranosals.

"As returned from New York her healih i'm \ proved, and Is now ready 10 deal ln cast of clothing, carpets, etc, A pnstsl directed 10
 Eg1 GRAND AVENUE. e1a Sis viii receive prompt attention
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
WANTED,

DEsT servAnts IAdSes FsedlBg help rho1d ID call bere. There ts no other way yoa can do As well. We have been established bere yeArxs Enow and supply all the bast- Help for any hind of work can al~Rys be secured bere- We uas iudgnent. carefully selecting only those that will 10 the sarF required Finest ofnce. best fncali- lies and largest business ta New England.
 EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
 eiT -7S Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
D.RING HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Speeches were made by Senator Gormar and Archbishop Ireland.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20

L1 cook thoroughly unoerktxnds her bus- ness is willing 10 assist ai washing first clRss references Inquire at
 o20itt DAVENPORT AygyITR
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
WANTED.
WANTED.

DY man and wife NswedEsho situations on s ID farm have had experience and are ren able and trustworthy Enod reference.
 Inquire Af 2ss JAMES STREET. asa m.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
WANTED.

ITO borrow S!o0 will pay good interest and x city property as security. Address
 JOHN McLANE. New Haven P. O., oiq eI- General Delivery
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

SuN RISES, s:10 MooN SETS, HIGH WAITE SUN SETs, 5:03 12:S3 6:35
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20

Select Help
 IJSOR all kinds domestic work supplied by
 | E ols sst MRS BABB. i96 Court Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-20
OSAGE WAR DANCE.

Indications of Coming Trouble in tn e
 Cherokee Strip-Troops in Readf-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
Political Paragraphs.

Republican primaries viii br held In
tho five municipal wards tomorrow
fhi, commencing at I.3l.
Ward prlm liius Will bu held through.
out the city tomorrow by tuuIirlu.' od
AMI wUg.ucgUnc followers OF Powers
sad Jake Grconwuiu,
II is said there will be n gcoting Of
dissatisfied Drmurrts lu tuv Waualcu
hall tonight tor thu purpose 4 uUmi.
mating straight party ticket,
In response TO this question by a
NEws representative today as 90
whether City Plumbing Inspector lap.
ley was really % candidate Tor council.
man from tho FIlh precinct on tue
Liberal ticket, that gentleman declared
that he was.
At the meeting OF the committee Of
fiily last evening II was discovered on
counting noses that there was not "A
quorum PRESENT. Those who were Ia
attendance arrived at the conclusion
that they C0uli take no action Ia the
matter VI MT. Jack's letter and there.
tore iubiructed Secretary Wells 90
lOtify all the members OF the commit
tee TO attend another meeting at the
Walker House pafloH, on FRIDAY
night neXLat o'cl,Ck. IL h. expected
thu. something viii be done at III
tim q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

ouou d. BE sarI, @, Ieadovvillc,
Rich county, nloI iu t'.e iaru 0nlcg TO.
COY au applicable flt homcAead
entry TO the wet haii %, $40 south.
wet quarter Of section 20, township Is
n0rlu, range o yast
Nicls o, > ltoniol, OF Kg0sharcmi
rwp county, nlud an apphrat on for
homestead rutry % tho wet h % ~
the uuubw,st qunI,ur 90 lection ~
tUwnship ~ ,oulu, range ! wr-t
luhrTi ui Wi.s1u, oil kIuau, lNatr
county, fioi his Application for homie
tirH entry g. thu FOuth hail Of tnu
FL. .heast quarter, the southeast qui-
To-, OF the northwest quarter ana tho
northeast quarter uI The Nuihwufl
quarter pr section .Iiuwuship 4jaIutht
range o west.
r uuIt Pope, Of Lna. Way o. clu o.,
d. q 1nll proof N ~ h ct "A Uuuy
a. tUu uuFt4Wtsl mol. 900 tlH suuthWrs.
u iuftur ui a.cli0n nud the east hal
VI the b u'hvgat qusrtvr %. section =
township % south, range . east,
The amended mluerul entry Of hl'
ram B. Claw-On, Of Salt Lake Guy,
covering tho Cedar anu Copper CON
sUliIptru Lode miuinF CIaim, ia Para
disc mining district, Cache county, was
flied today a. thulnad office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
WITHIN OUR GATES.


Peter A, DTOubray aud ] hu II.
Gordon, both OF lJuuls orty, were up.
parent herrablut tuIuy, ciJU,ln. the
Tine day alter tho midnight tempest.
John II. BurrlU,, ~ u. G. M.I.oi
this CITY, has gulo east ou "trip which
viii cmuraUr the greAl Fair. ii took
the scenic route and boarded the IRA %
last evening,
James Haley, ut sprlngyillc, anu
John Barton, Of C1Alvllle, are suests
OF the AlOryRunmOns ulnot', the FORMER
hAving come IN ir0n their respective
retleats during tho shady hougs VI
yesterday 3. N.
John William',of Milford, familiarity
snuwuas "Unc.e j Yhu," was an NJ.
rival by last evenings Uu0u Pa"iHr
Hain from IA south. he Is Sill hale,
nearly am hopaiul,
-
ID. =. Felt, who q been swimming
IN the journalistic pool tors vulal yssf,
uetr and elsewhere, b about 10 IN
uAtg on tho rugd Ia toe Interest Of tue
Provo Iispdtch lie ha. Ia ely been
connected with the Her0d no the same
capacity. flo b. onpAuiu nud enct-
sotlc man and entitled to suceurd.
-.
Councilman Hoiss mas returned from
- Two weeks suiuugu Tn Chielgu, the
Fair OF cpuise ab,. rhng the grtaieI
part uf the time, Ills tvstilnouy is an
endorsement OF that Of many othcfs-
Itis big, grant, euurmousl ihese tive,
American words seem to get about
near TO II ns II possible without phJsI,
raj contact. The councilman IL logkirg
and feeling we'll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
Rasnll liems.

BAsALT Idaho, Oct. 9.-Tho thresh.
ing season Is brought to a close. The
boys have not done as well this year
as last, but they are jolly and cheerful
and accomplishing. Symo few farm
efz have thresheu more wheat than
they expected, The people are united
with each other In TINS place. John
Cioips little daughter Katie has been
tick with typhoid fever. At one time
her llio was departed OF, tut by tue
go0u nursiug Of "a fond mother she was
restored a. nCallh, We realize that
the bard times ate not Nd BuyUtely folt
Ia this our chosen land uspsuWhtre.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
AMUSEMEAIS.

TUE ARSoLD concert al ihe theatef
this evening h. attracting unusual at.
teutlon, hoth on account Of the rare
program offered aud The fact that d
uumhtr Of society people have taken
size affair In hanu Out uf regard TOT to
celebrated viuliui't. Mr AruOd will
Of rtufst br the Iced ng itniufu % he
proprnm, but Miss Win ton, MI
Haven, Mr.. kfUuso aud Utnvr local
artistic viii appear.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
"Jarndlfe vs.. JnrndYce. .

The legal arguments IN tho Crocker
estate case occupied most OF yesterday
afternoon In the Probate court Judge
Blair, IN giving his decision on one Of
tue points raised, said the tetnte hnd
been beiofo the court tor ten years now,
and he Intended 10 push II 10 n huul
settlement without delay. An order
was made setting Thursday, October
~, Mt 10 O'Clock a. m, to hear the
petition Tor an allowance tor unusual
and extraordinary services OF admin.
iatm,tlE,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

This remedy Is becoming 40 well
Known anu on popular 40 90 need ul
supoinl mention. All VINO have u.r,
Electric Elt,era cling the famv song
utaisr.--A Iurcr medicine docs uu
exist, aud Il IL guaranteed tu tD ulI thA
Isca'ulrd. Electric BH.yW Will rYrt
auuutua,l Ol thv Liver auI Kidney H
VIII rrm.ve pimpiust b De. -l
Nuuum uui Othcr affections causH1 n'
Impure ti0lI.-Wlil drive 81 AUl
.rm tho syttcm and ytryUut lH well "a.
cure al MnlnrInl Foyvrs.- For cutu vi
Headache, Constipation sud ludigct
son, ny Electric Bitirfs.-sui.c sat
.'.gtiUu guaranteed, ur money tvIuud'
,i.-Pticc, 6nc. and sl.O0 ger bottle %,
q q. Smith 4 co.. Ufur Store. co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
Ke.ler Paws The Cn.is.

Iutho Third di rio. court tho april.
cation for writ u c,riioHh o. ur
case Of James Huffman VI. W. f.. VI
CLINT ct nl haa teen dismss,t. rnis l-
sue matter Ia which POLES Justice
Keller " 81 alleged 90 have eu ,ip. o.
IuIgmrut uniawiIlly ~ wac uia.
missed upon The payment ny Kvl.r OF
.hu COsta Incurred 300 tNu dirT,. gyuI .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
Bond Sale faIls Through.

II was stated on appstenuy tue best
OF authority late this afternoon
that the boud sails instituted
by the Mayor and Council
committee on finance few days ng
had fallen tnFuugh. No par
ticulhrs could he learned before
going 10 press hut the prospects
arc that the s3lO,OJJ issue o. uus0lJ
bonds viii remain on tue hat is Of toe
city tlt some time % come. This with
the dVcl ration by the Mayor thnl
the further Issuance Of warrants Ia
Illegal win oumpliclio matters most
aeIlUnsly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
Tho nenrdorn faner DO.

The case Of ID. l.. Walton q. al ".
Timothy H. Sage, Che DsardIrli Paper
Co. ct al was Part heard by Judge
Barch last evening and clmo ~
again TO-DAY. Tue plaiuiila asked thar
the assignment u the DearJotu TO
sage ue adiudgeI lraudulgui AuI void
as TO them, tuat y recover o. appDIui-
uu To- take charge Ui al tur properly
ami cilrcs OF tur tn,a company ana
uAt the assignee De utjoinUI aud t,-
strained lrUm pryluE over any Of tnv
money % ptUgoUIH UI ne properly 90
any preferred Cfrult0r; luftnuT that
he bu ordered 10 ucrlu Tor gll muuvyH
aud prOpvry 90 received from the com.
lHuy. Al-H, tnAt tue receiver, alter
paying cat OF the proceeds certain
snail Judgments confessed 10y the M.
Iauy, hold tue balance suhjUc, to the
order OF court.
Timothy X. Sage was appointed re-
ceiver, his bond being liked NJ 10000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

Wultfm Ainuck and wife tu
nesi y ohlu. lot H, block 1.
Nttak ADDITION ...... ....... ....
N.t..II c'tulyr to J.. a. WINHm.,
Ut.t atttm b. t'wHHH H
suufN. RANCE 3 t....
UFruu 49, uIi.u 90 NCIth lU... H.ti
uf nIt.I. Iiiark COS, rIai a. ,..H....
d. d. I,liV.I rnu Wify 100 NHIHH
Wtl..o.. intoictt Iu nc willow
-pnHr uiiliug ciHim.,. .....,
tporap Ni Cannon nud vile Go lt.HH
tHthafiua Jensen. lIll
burE 20. len Acre a, Oh. i|.d
survey .........sssssss.ssss..... tssssft
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

TIN BtT sALvE iu the wurII for
Cut, Bfupca, Sores Ulc,ts, salt
khtuW, Fewer Surcs, letter ChlpuuI
Hands, Ch'luaiu., C0ru- AMI all SEu
.uIu1us, anf luHt.vrly cures Piles,
ur uH pay required. 10 apulmutecI o.
give IoEocl satisfaction ut money io.
'uudtd. Price .1 ruul- rrr box. For
talr Ly A, g.. Smith . GO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

I. b.,Y esu, 80, DIsy -.rHN 7unrys
'uHf, pa., 2 1870 hu wlIl uu. Doe wiuUut
%. kug'- Sew Discovery tr Con.
uupiou, CuughB sui Colds TINT %
ut.d uis wife who was ihr'atrprH
fi,n Pneumonia aturau attack uf La
Bippc,b when various other ruuuIig.
AMI several phyncIaus had done hui
no good. E1trf Barber, OF tuuE-ynfl
Pa, claims BE- kiug'- Ncw Dsuuvgu
uua done nfm m ru EUuu than nuy ihIng
ap ever usUI mr. LIur II .uhlv. NNiu'
lng likeit. Try it Free TRIAL butI.f
at a. G. Smith & Cn's Drug store
Lee i,,ft 4. e1, Y.F 81 .Ot. So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
rmE uLAN ~ UAEL.
Tho society Reported to be Preparing
tOg hrFNicr.

LuSp)E, Oct. 1.-THE raj N4Q
GGt,Ns puuiishvd Uu interview Wi.u D,
tuo,el srfVicu Nicer supposed % bu thv
sly Lu CurUu, whose We've .u regard
10 tho Clan N4 Gael we're rucrutiy
uahlci ~ tbs Uuitud States by tus A.
secuted Press. Inc officer declares
the speech OF Jthu REDMOND at thu
plruullitr meeting az Dubun on SO. %
DAY evening confirms she FvrUrls .uat
the Clan IA Gael i8 organizing anu
that RsdmUnl's slcecu 81 Hu apptai TO
Tue young mon 10 be ready Tor active
WlIA lu thO future,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
Elders Released.

T1WI-TTITITTT |T--T1T
Elder JAMES A.. Bravgrn Jr,, has
been h0uorably released from his inblfs
as president Of the lfilh conference, 10
return home.
Elder Thomns Henderson has been
hUn0mhly released from Ms lauOrs Hs
travelling elder IN the Irish conference,
To return nome,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

An Iruri st3cs at special cash
pIcrs NHw is ihr time 90 buy.
H0uiurn, NsffiIi d Go.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11
THE HOTEL TBnPLETON.

Tho Hotel Ieur.sDn IL opposite
Temple Square, ritnlug Onicvs, Egg .o
Gate, DE-LWEr NEws BuilIiu and al.
POINTS OF interest boo salt Lake CITY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

thriving gold mining town to add to
Ulnh's wcatt vHutuu,, the
ufOIuct II IA fertile vairys.
%. o. II. it,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

Apply d" i.. Normal College Tor
private obstruction iu any iue OF
study,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

d. huIrawE OculirL hutlss andOp.
nsiAn, spCclaeltH ntied. Commesoihl
ll0rl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11

The Cullsn Ho'o. omen, on lhr
European plan, wum 500 AMI up.
vnrla. bc re CulIrua. hssi.nc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-11


). u Mcyay toJ. TOEomao,au OF
int D. bloc, -l,hIuuCy Nnoauaya
unit.t states Of Amoiiot ~ Uaarso d"
", hcri tue hutterdgli placer
mluluF claim ...,.,...,.. ......,., ...,..... 49,
Uuil,u states oil America To- uoorso '''''''
~. hv9i, tho hutar1g nd rark
placer mining Dlailu. .......... .......
Laura g.. niclrrI {, Amcrt e. dieter. "''''''
property ln south boulevard ad.
H. NJ Iisr1U a. II'ti'i1 i,cl'iiosss' la 100
90 Wee, tumuIu addition ........ loo
Matte hulura lu IHnu tarUu. lutIu
Must IvWpIu sduuuur,. . zee, 500 UJ
MuuAm Thompson. boy Marshal. 60
runaIu o. WIcha, pare lot L.
D.ogI b. r,,' ia" ,t',y ,,..g ss!5 SO
tDWurt, iuta auu H, u.uyh 2, pat
"A" harluu lItF.r,, Gee, .......t.... 90
Harriet a, fWWdso 90 ilnngtu
Root, luts boo u.oHa lH, Hmuu Iud
plot 'b', Garden uNy......s.a.s. .gi Co
Emma q, caution 20 alexander O.,
wyatt, p4rt Fyruuu ~, township
ruuiu, range west ..,,a..,..,.s 90
CHarc. uuut anu VITO 40 s. johnson,
Iatt Iut D, ui1rA b, uia. "h,'
NY , ,' a 49,. 10, i,,,, l'yo %
g.. lylE lnii 90, nurr uah addi
Joha q. Woot,r 10 john t. lyion w
lois 800 hlurh falrueW Adli.
l. y I,ii,aacy % jaha iiir'igcSi. lots o." "
In bloc. D. Eiuuy5 D. u.ppef rlaut
john Al,sa 'Iai.or Co. H. Is. SCOT, '''' W
lota 100 blogAg iirst Harrington
AutINnh. ..ts.t. fsf.. fsssssss.t...s u 90
WI nam baldwin luI wife 10 George
baldwin, paU ut auguou ., town
chip u.ut ruus| NyHl......,. 10
iauurN Uu. los lu 0. HrUyu IS, Holt
ii'si.ed ,dasy ...~- =. 200 co
lau Uurl ut Doe % MOCK D., tiNu
Agiu rIrtA ug llu.l Survey. 90
5ohu EuWuudsun 900 Nar,uf %, Mnr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
A psaOcaArlc PRAYER
70 the Part, s Political 6edfsiher offered by
q western Mayor.

There are few il any specimens of DEM
ocratic literature destined TO live in history
longer than the prayer which q Democratic
mayor in Colorado, offered to Almighty
Cleveland" at . Democratic convention.
Whatever sacrelieious features it may have
are evidently overlooked in the enjoyment
Of the rare, rich and rscy qualities it pos
sess,s. The JOURNAL has received from
people in different psrts Of the State may
requests for the publication of this unique
production. they having received from
Western frienis local papers contsininx i
..oh. almisht, ami sil-po~erful Cieve-
land he sail, .'who art in Washington,
when not fishing; thou who art the father
of Ruth ami Ruths sister; end the god
father of The Democ.siic party its father
wouldn't own il IL be were here,) we hail
thv name as the great political prophet of
the century. We boz down before the. 10
humble political obedience. When thou say :
ct come, we come. We have no desire but
to serve thee. If thou ssyest black is white
Ne viii swear to it and lick the everlastin'
oen6an' out of the man who disputes il. When
thou tAkest snlf We will sneexe, when thou
ssyese FIRE silver We will echo thy vor1s;
when thou sayest gold then gold il il. We
ase DenBocfats after The improved modern
eype. Our business 10 to vote the ticket
end voee er straight What ID il to ~
vhsGAef ne have free silver Or nd? We
afs III dog thaf eat 81 the csunhs tha1
864flfaH : ID fl1]EY1 /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18

A student Of life and manners in the
Puniab has been struck by the large pro
portion of very old men in the Indian jails.
In the prison at Mooltan there were last
year II life prisoners whose total ages
were found to amount to more than ,loo
years, two of them being patriarchs CT
upward of 80. This remarkable fact is at
triouted partly to the great improvement
in the economy Of Indian jails since the ex-
posture of their mismanagement some years
ago, but more directly to the prevalent
practice when crime has been committed
of handing over the least useful member
of the family as a sort Of vicarious offer
ing to justice.
On this point the inspector general of In
dian prisons observes that the confinement
which conviction entails is of course less
irksome to the aged than to the young
Moreover" he continues, 1.-The people
know that specially comfortable place in
the shape Of good food, ample clothing,
special dietary. the lightest of work and a
society not entirely uncongenial awaits the
old man in our iails A case has been cited
in which a man had been strangled. The
person to whom the crime, by his own con
fession. Was brought home was a feeble old
fellow who had been paralyzed III both
arms for 10 years and could not have com
Ulitted the crime. But as his family all
said he did il, and as there were plenty OF
"eyewitnesses," the old man went cheer
fully to Jail and lies there still.-London
News
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-18
Servants In Brazil.

The consequences of the scarcity of do
nestle servants in Brazil. owing to the alb
clifton of slavery, are described in the Brit
ish consular report from Rio Grande do
Sui. IL appears that not per cent OF the
male or female servants will sleep in their
masters house. They insist on leaving at
the latest by o'clock in the evening and
will not return before { or i'll the morn
ing. For this reason some houses have a
pane of glass in one of the windows taken
out through which the baker and milkman
PASS their goods on their early morning
rounds without troubling member of the
family to get up and open the door.
1t is said to be quite common for good
cook to insist on the family dining not
later than O'Clock, in order that she may
be able to put the kitchen in order and 90
home early. If these or any other demands
are not granted, the servant leaves without
any notice, there being apparently no law
of master and servant in Brazil. The
wages average 60 to f3 a month. with food,
and the servants, as a rule, purloin enough
every night to provide supper at home
These servants are all negroes or mulat-
toes and are nearly all freed slaves, but in
spite of all their drawbacks they are gen
orally preferred to white servants, who in
Brazil have nearly all worse failings than
the blacks.