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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

DEPARTMENT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Geometry, Triconometry. Analytic Geometry and
Calculus. DiHerent!al Equations. Prof. II. l.
uODGKINS, PHI II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-16

DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGCAGES.-
Thorough course In the French language and iitera
turc; instruction especially adapted 10 scientific
students. Prof. LEE DAVIS LODGE Pm. ID.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-13
THE BAZAR::

We would
respectfully draw the attention of
the readers Of this paper to the fact
that we are in a position to sell all
kinds of Merchandise as cheap as
any concern in the United States
or Canada. Our connection in the
Eastern market places us on an
equal footing with the largest con-
Germs in the country, and our ex-
penses for selling and handling
Merchandise are far less than most
concerns of our size that are To-
Gated in larger cities. Samples
cheerfully sent to any part of the
United States or Canada.
Respectfully,
A. G.. SHUTTINGER.
Saltwater, MINI.
THE BAZAAR.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-13

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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-13
SHAUTAUQUA.

The meeting of the Pieran Circle held last
Sunday was the regular quarterly meeting; and
in accordance with article . of the by laws, was
devoted to special exercises, consisting of recta
tions papers, readings, and an address. The
program proved an enjoyable one. 1t is earnest
ly requested that all members, who intend to
forward their memoranda of '92-'93 will have
them ready at the next meeting. it being deSlra-
BILE to forward as many as possible, and it is
hoped that quite a number of the members will
use their utmost endeavor to complete if not the
Is page at least the 4page memoranda during the
ensuing two weeks. The following is the
PROGRAM:
RECITATION.
The Bronco that Wouldn't Bust Glass a.
ADDRESS.
Our Chautauqu& Circle. Class A.
PAPER.
The Silver Question. ...................Ct Class IL.
RECITATION.
This is Something; Going Somewhere. :. Class b.
PAPER.
PAPER.
A Fourth of July .......................C Glass e..
READING.
st. Peter at the Gate ..................CI Glass D..
READING.
OH Blood of the People. ..............C Glass f.
PAPER.
A few Remarks about the Greeks. ... Glass F.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
,,umfere" eammer tm anstans.

Sn Der IeBten 3eit bat man tuieber
6fters in 9epei6en unb pOitna6ri6-
ten BON Selbentbaten ameritanilder
8erbre6er in gnglano, Seutldlano
unb Celterreid aeb0rt; Dor &ur5em If
tpieber elmer in 6rantiurt a. Wt. auf
ldngere 3eit uniddoli4 sema4t mors
ben, aber oas iit nur eiuer BON 9uBen.
ben, ipelbe in europa auf eisene Mrt
unIer 2ano nreprdientiren" uno nur
ielten i'm Gampf nit ben Sidcrbeits=
oraanen Den Giir5eren sieben!
Seit etma einem Yierteljabrbunoert
bat oas berufsmdBi9e ameritaniibe
Yerbr,9ertbum feline 8ertretuns in
Der alten ggelt, uno in ben leBten
Sabren fno bieie @auner. troB Der
8erpoatommnuneen bes internatlona=
len 9oliseiOienites, aui ibren Stunt.
reiien" iiibner aui9etreten, als le Sus
por. Gs lit 10 melt 9etommen, baB III
9onoon, no bic 3erle natursemdB ben
Sauptltubpuntt ibrer europdl9en
Sperationen, ioSuiasen ibr europdl=
ldes @eneralbureau baben, neben Der
iaibionablen nameritanil6en @olonle"
cine lormlibe ameritaiiiAe Terbre'
bercolone syiiiirt uno Der Gebelms
polisei bon Scotland Oaro Iortwabreno
Nrbeit in Sule uno 6uae slbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
Giaserrinee.

gIs Grfinoer Der Gineerrinse bsseid
net cine erie6iide Gage Den Supiter.
mslder mad 9eireiun9 bss au ben
Sautaius sefeIielten Yromstbsus ben.
ielben sur grinnerung on isins erlittene
Straie ocrpflibtet babe, einsn eilernen
Gng ain Singer gu trQ9en. Snoellen
1T oas Sra9en bon Mineen wobl msbr
cine morgenldnDiihs Site uno mar be-
ionoers bel ben Sebraern ssbrau6liA.
oa bersn 5tauen li1 nit Glaien=. SUB.
uno Cbrrinas ihmiidteu. uno bel oenen
Einge als glmulet 9etra9en puroen.
40nis Salomo iol einen Sting beieien
ba6en, Der Die Nuels ieiner peiien &e=
0ieruna mar. gnes Saoes perlor er
oenielben i'm Babe uno perSihtete nun
40 Sage auf ben Sbron. biz iein
2leinuo i'm Wasen zines Slides luIeoers
9etunoen ,paro.
gls1nlidhe 3auberringe fommen biel=
fad bel ben Olilihen BOlfern Dor. Bon
Den Wor9enldnoern nabmen au6 Die
@risden Die Site. &inge 3u trasea, on.
Nuh Die Romer buloiaten oleier Site.
Die ibnsn Don Den Sabin,rn iibsrtom=
men mar uno wobl bauptidbIih ben
3ped bss Srisiiieselns bate. oob
ouriten ontonss nur Stnatoren uno
8itter &inse trasen. SisseIrinss
purSsn in ishr friiher 3sit als cine
Dirt 9pllma4t aur ausiibuns Der &sdte
ibrer Seliber betraatet. uno man
elaubte. baB 9llsranosr Der @roBe Den
psroittas gu isinem Naaiolser be-
itimmt babe. neil ct ibm Dor ieinsm
Soos ben Sisselrins dbersab. Ser
Rius. welaen Der papit bel Der Snus.
ititur ben Slid6fsn iibersbt. osutet
lire 9ereinisuns nit @briltus uno Der
Stride an.
Ser 9lustaui6 bes 0erIobungsrin=
ees gilt ais 3eiheu beg 0eriprsdsns
Der unperbri9lidsn Sreue. uno beute
in Der 3eit DER 9uftldrung 1T ss cine
beiliss uno ipmboliibe Sanoluns. Dor
Dem glltare ole &inss ju ipediein. OaB
man iid bierbsi Der slatten. soloenen
Helien bsoient. fat Die iinnise Seosu.
tuns. oaB Dem &inae. Der obns 9lniane
uno Gnoe lit. au1 bic Srsus sleibs.
uno Iowie ole Seltanotbeile oes &inses
aus eolem Metaa lino. fol- aud oas
SlinoniB rein obne 8rol, gisriudt
uno MiBuerltdnoniii. iein. Sd6n unO
iinnreid 1T aud Die Site untsr 6reun.
oen, iid nit Rinsen Su beitenten als
Spmbol o.s 9ertrauens uno Der Ge=
meIn4ait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

eines Der feiniien aneritanilden Gales
Der Seineltaot; zines Der @emdloe am
Saupteingang mar allein $25, 900
tuertb. Yor mebreren Sabren fam SO.
q. Binterton. Der pielgenannte ameri.
tanii9e YetectiDa9entur 2eiter, mad
Yaris unb erfannte ben @auner. 9ie.
fer madte aus 5urdt bor SloBitelluna
einen Wiorbani6las auf pinterton;
bod Der plan puroe bereitelt. 9iatiir.
lid CAB Yinterton Der Barrier Yoli3ei
bollen 8ei6eib. 8ullarb betrieb iiber
benz SAFE cine Spielb0lle rno mar Der
grlte in Yaris, Der einen elethiiden
Warnungsapparat sesen poliseilide
lleberrumpelun9en einfiibrte; troBoem
brans idlieBlid Die Barrier polisei,
mud porberieer Geiinabme bes Sdant=
pdrters i'm Safe orunten, redtseiti9
elm uno perblftrte bic game @eiell=
i6aft, aber ni6t 8ullarb. 9ieier floh
na6 Gnslano. battle ipdter Die 6re6-
belt. nah glmerita 3uriidjutebren.
wuroe srtannt unb gu 20 Sabren 3u6t=
baus perurtbeilt, brad aus, tebrte mad
europa suriit uno 9aunerte uciter.
Gr iit crit tiirSlitb aus einem belgiiden
3u6tbaus entlaiien poroen. Seine
i96ne Satin Lief inn meg uno heis
ratbete in 9lmerita einen tubanii6en
Millibndr, weldsr bOr sDsi Sabren
iiarb. Sic lebt jeBt in glew Yort berr=
LID uno in 6reuoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

aud oas grfinoersenie bat ii6 Bel
ben ameriianii9en Spibbuben in
europa auf mebr als cine 9lrt oaldn-
seno" entfaltet. Cine 9anoe, su mel
der aud Die ertudbnten Sooans uno
6rant Searles geb0rsn, uno lpel6. iib
in Der lebten 3eit our1 geraubuns Der
SduIer BON Goeaeuten in Seiterrei9,
9eutidlano unb gnelano .bsrpor=
getban" bat. meiB iib iebr ssididt
sesen Seltnabme su lideru, faas iie bel
Der grbeit srtappt msroen. Die 9erls
iblin9en. ebe iie in Elm Saus sinorin
gen, BON Baum gu Baum uno Iiber Die
8artenlpeee Srdbte auf cine lode Nrt.
bab Seoer, ipel6er ben Gdubern ods
gnttommen abidneiben mill. Ii9 bareil,
perfdnst unb itiirst, tpdbrenb bic Gdu.
ber Die Sdlinsen unbebinbert paiiirsn
uno in iiderer @ntfernuna iino. inbeB
ibre YerIolaer nod am Sooen fram-
peln. Searles bat iid II. u. burd bic
Yeraubune oes 6erSoss bon gotnburab
beriibmt semadt; als in bieisr Sahe
elne rintellieente" Surp in S6ottlano
ben Sprud fdlte: .Nidtbewieien"
bate Searles iosar Die 6redbelt, cine
3situns in edinburgh ipesen @er=
leumouns aui S99oenserias su per.
Hagen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

talioen" 9lmsritansr unb lire SeIoens
tbaten Ihreiben. 9lD6 INNER ideint
bic ameritanii9e @aunersunIt bic
europdiI6en ldnoer fir eiil bohi.
oantbares Selb gu balten, uno Die en.
ropaiI1e polisei 1T nod immer nldt
redt auf oieie Merlursiiinaer uno ihre
Mlethoben ,seai6t". ipesbalb bieielben
pobl nod lanse bort in Der Wplie
iiben uno NIT Grafen, 8aronen
uno Sinanssr0Beu um Die yBette
Elm fiiritlides 2eben 9enieBen
werben, obglei1 basfelbe man6mal
ourb cine tleine nnaunebmlihteit uns
terbroden merben mag. Sie amerita=
niide Yolisei bat aud ftarten Yeroadt.
oaB Der .ruiiiide @oelmann", welder.
wie unldn9it eine 9abeloepeiHe mel=
oets, i'm Spielsrparaoies Wontecarlo
Elm 9uell nit einem Gmeritaner bate.
nobel er set0otet puroe. einfa6 benz
piitol zines jener ameritanii6en SUI
lpelenoiebe gum Spfer sefallen it,.
Yeri9leoene ionberbare llmtdnoe oeu=
ten oarauf.
@s wiiroe leihter ieiu. ben amerita=
niihen Yerbre6ern in europa bei5u=
tommsu, penn lie nit bent eurOpdiiaen
0erbrsdertbum 6ablung unterbielten.
9lber eeraoe oas permeioen lie wobl=
lpeislib ouf bas Sotgfdltisite. Sic
bleiben ednSlid fir iib = wenieitens
ben anoeren 8erbre6ern gegeniiber =
6aten li9 allen Gocalitdten fern. no
ibre europdiiden @ollegen hauien. per=
iebren nur in sewdbltelter uno boh=
anitdnoi9er 8eieaidait, iiBen auI ben
beiten YldBen im Sbeater. babsn piel=
iad ibre ei9ene 9ieneri6ait uno @qui=
paeen. uno ueriteben es iiberbaupt in
leOer Siniidt meiiterbaft, iber lire
Qeri0nli9ieit auf lan9e binaus alle
gDslt su tdui4en uno tpisoer gu tdus
l9en!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

mabt, 1T bas behriie unb h0dfe Slid.
oas ben 6rauen beibieoen, Die erlts
Wlutterireuoe.
Siermit i6lieben mir aud bic 2ette
Der eriten reinten @mpfinoungen oe5
gBeibes, ipelde niemals pieoertsbren
NIT iener Wsaat postii6er S9onbeit,
lenem 3auber ipabrer Sefricoisuus
ielblt nod in Der @ebmutb. pie bieie
beiliaiten eriten @efiibls. gDer bieie
jemals 9etannt. oem aeben lie einen
uereoelnoen Sdimmer BON Slid nit
auf ben sanien 2ebensmeg. llno 10
alt mir aud weroen m0gen, 10 piele
Sorsen uno SdmerSen oas Srauen.
leben aud ipdter nod brineen mag,
es lit niemals i'm Stanoe, Die eefueibte
Seele gu perbittern ooer jene I60niten
grinnerungen ausSulOiden. mel9e Die
erte @liltlell9teit iuHger 9iebe. 2eio
uno 6reuo' i'm Sersen oes Weibes un-
pergdn9lid ein9e9raben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

9aris su enttommer. Sort purbe Il,
ials 2aoenoiebin uerbuitet, -es eelans
tbr aber, Die Spmpatbieen uon Sci.
eungslsuten in 10 bobem @raoe su
rrweden, oab ii6 Elm aasemeiner Gnt=
tiiitun9sltlum uber ole idwere Smut.
irun9 Der amsrtanliden 9aop" erbcb.
uno Der amertaniihe Goniul in yaris
iib einmiidte. Die Barrier polSei
muBte. O5uObl iie ibrsr Sa9e gan;
iidsr mar, Die @aunsrIn ssh.n lallsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

9lnoere .promirents" 2anbslsute
auf europdli9en 3unIitouren iino:
Gbarles Wouowarb. Serbert 1tatberp.
6reo Bennett, 6rant Dean. Soc We=
9onalo, Die GsbriiDer SOrace uno Ro=
BERT Sooon, 6rant Searles uno Charles
O'@onnea. 9lae oiele gsbOrsn nod
Der neueiten 3eit an. S'@onnea. Der
alein in New yOrt an ginem NaAmit=
tag 3lpei Yunten berau5t bat, iu1t als
fiibner Wleiiteroieb, @in= uno 9lus=
BREEDER mirtlid ieines @leiden in Der
ean3en @ulturwelt. Man bate iibri=
gems lanse 3eit nidts mebr bon ibm
aebOrt, Bis er in Srantfurt 4. W.
ussen Siebtabls bon 100000 Dart
ieitsenommen purbe. @r 1T |. 3. aus
Dem 3u6tbaus in Wuburn, q. g.,
unter einsm bsitiaen 6euer Der Ma6en
unperleBt snstommen uno slaubt li9
leitoem 9elelt segen Jules.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

= Seine Jreube. Ssrr Su'
ber: Warum freuen Sic ii6 benn imms,
iSrsitass 10 auf's Nittaeeiien, Ser,
3sailtrator2 = Reeiftrator 6eberle
Jreitaas gibts bel mir regeImdBiS Slid,
uno bsshalb III oieisr Sag Der einsiet
in Der Wode. an BEN meine Sdmie-
3ermutter cine balbe Stuno. lang ben
Wuub bolt!
= gineetroffen. Serr (tpii-
thsnol: nWun. isben Sic mai. ruis
Der ansua isBt ausIdaut, ben ih Der.
aanesns Wode bier s.tauft babel" =
Rauimann: .Saet' ids nidt, bat
sic balo wiebertommeH fuiirosn?"
Ger Hubeu ber Sonn.
taesruhe. S6re mai, Su mubi
mir raid 20 Mart porihieBen. = @ebi
ni1t, lisbtr Greunbl am Sonntase III
ispss Sdies.n psrbOt.n!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

Sisl ma6te aub Elm Gerbredertrio,
bas aus Swei Mdnnern uno elmer 6rau
betano, Der pplisei oes europdii6eu
SJeItlanoes su idafien: Silp Wtiler.
ebarles Hobinion uno Sopbia SpOns.
Sic periibte cine ginSabl Der perme9en.
item @lnbriihe. muroen aber enolld in
Der S6uciS feiiselest uno wenlsitens
auf orei Sabre eiu9eipunoet. Dem
Granen5immer aber ssIans es, mad
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
: g hrsdlihes BE d.

- 9 drsdIides ped. - Gin
iuneer Sidter ldbt iein neueiies 8rouer-
ipiel aui elmer ilelnen Yoritaoibiibne
Sur gluliIbrun9 brin9en. Sn Der
Saupticene. oui pelde Der Sidter ieine
bo4ne Grwurtuns ssiebt. beripridt iid)
Die erlte 9isbbaberin uno ruIt NIT
marteridiitiernoem potbos = anitatt:
o. Ou @raulansr! - %. Ou Sau.
fromerl"
IerIorener Sa9. SO
idle6t oufo'leai SeppP 9ia. Oo iolI
ginen Dos 9eb'n nod s'irelln! 6iiui
Stunoe bob' heut im Wirtbsbaus
s'isNs. a'ioife bab' s'nus. ober gu
ralfsn tab' i mir a'funo'n!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

0Geitaus Der beoeutenoIte Der 9oDls=
toner Santrduber aber lit Noam Wortb,
alias Senrp 3. Gapmonb. Gr bate
ieiue Sano in fait jeOer mi6tiaen 3du=
berei iteden, mel6e in ben lebten Is
Sabren in Gnglano periibt tuOroen 1T.
uno Die britiihe BoliSei fannie i'm nlr
als ben D90nig Der 9iebs". ST lebte
in 1iccaoillp in elmer @ta9e, tuel1e
jdbrli9 $4,000 Wtietbe toitete. beiaB
cine Sampfpa9t auf bem Wlittelldnoi=
i6ea Meere, belt einen &ennpferb=
Maritall uno mar elmer Der tiibniten
Sportsleute, perlor aber allf Dem Surf
bobe Summer. @nolit wuroe er in
9iitti6 bel einem Santraubperiuh 9es
padt. uno nod lebt bldit er in Dem BEL
gii6en 3u9tbauie SrhbIal. ST mar
aud cine Der SauptperIonen BEL elmer
Reibe perpesener Suwelenrdubereien,
pelde Dor mebreren Sabren Seutids
Lamb, Srantreih unb gnelano aufree.
ten babel aber entsins er ltets Der 0er-
baftuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

.Sa Bios mir bod gener ben 9obel
aus" brummt er ppr iid. Doa ioa mir
nod mai ieIaat werben, bet Selo liest
uif Der Strabe. -"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
Sophia SnsNs.

uno erIi Monats su ipdi ium es ber.
aus, oaB oieie perfolste llnidulo Nie.
mano anoers mar. als Sophia Spons.
8esenpdrtio fiibrt lie piebsr in @me-
rita elm Wobleben, uno in Detroit 1T
lbr eissntli4es 9eim.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17

gas wdrsn einise Der Sauptiisuren
aus Der ameritaniben, in europa
@aitrolen sebenoen Serbre1ersaIleris |;
bod iino Oiss nod lanae nibt glae.
gauSe Iisbeu ii4 iiter oisle arepraien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-02-17
SIR ussFere Srauen.

moal briust bic aiebe nns suleBt ana aeio
Spu al bic biit'ren Tbrdueu, bic ii u'tRe.
Sins burh ben sriteu stub roraus bs5a5I..
6ebbe
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Proceedings in Congress Briefed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26-Peffer offered a
resolution in the senate calling for the
opinion of the attorney general as to
whether the silver legislation since 1873
has not left free coinage OF silver at 16 to
the law of the land. A resolution thank
ing foreign governments for their partici-
patton in the Worlds fair was agreed to.
Pugh spoke against the repeal bill, and
said he had been willing to go to any
length of obstruction todefeatit Stewart
resumed his serial and Jones concluded
his speech. An executive session was held
and recess taken again until today.
Coombs IN the house offered plan for
a tariff bill putting all raw materials on
the free list with a labor protective scheme
added Referred to ways and means COM
mittee. Discussion of the bankruptcy bill
took up the remainder of the session.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
VINO pay inrernal revenue

manufacturers VINO pay internal revenue
tax.
The fourth schedule Cd is for the pro-
tection of labor and provides that all arti-
cles not covered by the list shall go into
an unclassitied schedule. After the
amount of revenues needed shall be ascer-
taIred and the amount of revenue to be
obtained from the first four schedules
shall have been deducted from the amount
needed the remainder shall be raised by
import taxes on unclassified articl--
The principle to govern in the formation
of schedules d. and unclassified shall
have regard for the protection of labor
cost, wherever a difference of labor cost
exists between this country and abroad.
When the reading Of the resolution had
been completed Payne of New York asked
whether such a bill would be constitution
al according to the terms Of the Chicago
platform.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
SUPERSEDED FOR HIS "sooNNEss. "
Admiral Stanton Salutes the Brazilian
Rebel Mello.

Admiral Stanton Salutes the Brazilian
Rebel MeIlo.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The navy depart
ment has learned by q telegram from Rear
Admiral Stanton, in command of the
United States naval forces at Rio de ia.
metro, that this officer had saluted the flag
of Admiral Mello, commanding the fnsur-
gent feet. The salute WIS unauthorized
by any instructions the admiral had re-
ceived. 1t was an unfriendly act toward
a friendly power, and the secretary of the
navy after consulting with the president
and secretary of state, issued an order de-
tachiDg Admiral Stanton from command
Of his squadron and turning it over to
Captain Picking the next officer in rank.
This was in reply to a telegram of in
ouiry.
Secretary Herbert expressed his surprise
that an officer of Admiral Stanton's ex
perience and standing should commit such
blunder, and his prompt action Is taken
with the purpose Of announcing to the
world that the United States government
has taken no steps TO refuse recognition to
the legally constituted Brazilian govern
ment. Naval officials talked with on the
subject are puzzled over Admiral Stanton's
action, and are at a loss to account for so
serious a detection from duty on his part
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Bogus Passes Taken I'm.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. 26.-During the past
two weeks 100 bogus employe trip passes
have been taken up by conductors on the
Santa Fe system, and General Manager
Frey has instructed conductors to hereaft-
er decline to honor any employees passes
of any sort. 1t is thought the passes
emanated from Chicago Detectives are
working on the case
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Notes OF the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-The paid attendance
at the Worlds fair yesterday was 252 61s.
There was programme of exceptional
interest, one feature of which was mimic
naval engagement in which twenty boats
took part and fought with Roman candles
and other fireworks. A banquet was given
last night to President Palmer, of the ma
tional commission. Mrs. Gertrude Wilson,
of Lafayette, was married in the Indiana
building to Frank r. Phelps, of the city.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Wants to XIII Civil Service Reform.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-De o. Almond of
Missouri has introduced bill in the
house which, if it becomes law, would revo-
lutionize the civil service and leave the
present commission with nothing to do.
1t relates TO the classified service and turns
over the selection Of government employees
entirely to the states
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
MUST HAVE A REPEAL QUORUM.

That Is All the Silver Men in the House
VIII Demand.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G-The only demand
the house liver men make regarding the.
passage in that body of the Voorhees, re-
peal bill is that the repealers shall have a
quorum. Bland met Tracey and the fol-
lowing conversation ensued:
II see you are afraid you will not have
a quorum here to pass the repeal bill"
said Bland
Yes, and see you say we must have
our quorum here to pass it," responded
Tracey.
"That you WILL said Bland
''And we will, !" replied Tracey.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Drnamite in a Public Building.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 26.-When Mrs.
Mary Clancy went to clean the Office OF
the ctieF engineer in the public building
she found u chunk Of stuff on the floor
near the door which Chief of Police Mich
o!s recognized a. dynamite, and there was
enough of il 10 blow iur top oil the build
ing There Is no explanation given as
TO how the dynamite gOI lntu the engineers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
The Rush to San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO Oct. z6.-From all
points Of the northern and eastern states
great crowds of unemployed workingmen
are fastening to San Francisco, lured
hither by the announcement that work
men are wanted in connection with the
mid-winier fair. San Francisco has more
unemployed now than she can care for.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Carrying Goals to Newcastle"

ST. Louis, Oct. 26.-One of the develop
ments Of the lockout of 400 beer deliverers
here is novel one to St. Louisans. 1t is
the importation to this city of beer manu-
factured elsewhere. Something of the
"Coals to Newcastle" order The next
movement of the locked out men is to be
the boycotting of all saloons selling home
made beer
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
cooMBs' IDEA OF A TARIFF BILL.
He Presents Plan Outlining His View of
the Way to Legislate.

Ht i IItstHts u iaE OUtIIhIlS ftls view OF
the Way to Legislate.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-Coombs (Dem.)
of Brooklyn created slight sensation in
the house by offering a resolution outlin-
ing plan for tariff bill and instructing
the ways and means committee to bring
in a bill in accordance with its provis-
ions. The bill according to the resolu-
ton shall have four schedules: (A) COM
posed of articles free of duty, including
all raw materials; (B) articles to pay duty
of 10 per cent; (C) articles of luxury, wine,
spirits, tobacco, upon which duty must
be charged sufficient at least to protect
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Fostmasters Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The senate has
confirmed the following appointments of
postmasters: Albert Gilmore, at Iroquois,
Ills; Ben w. Pope, at Duquoin, HIS;
William 7. Wallace, at Assumption, Ills;
Michael g. McGeehan. at Hurlev. wis.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
woman's Foreign Missions.

ST. PAUL, Oct, 26.-rhe twenty-fourth
annual meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Mission society of the NJ. f. church has
begun its session in this city. The meet
lug will last n week or ten days.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-26
Mrs. TompkIns Has Disappeared.

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Gwynn r. Tompkins,
an ex-newspaper man from Washington.
D. c., lies at St. Luke's hospital suffering
from a nervous paralytic stroke which,
while it may not end his life, is considered
dangerous. The cause is that his wife has
disappeared.an taken their boy.along with
her She is thought to be i'll and mentally
upset Mrs. Tompkius is noted writer
on hnrseflesh and a heantiful ANoman.