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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

Sa Chicago bat iid elm geisen. Cot
ner sebllbet, uno in 5Olse oeiien itsbt
ber 8eisenpreis bort sO.12 per 8uibsl
6Dber, als in ct. Souls.
9euu iudbrenb in gbicaso aber $O.76
pet guIbel betuiIist iuiro, gilt Der
gui6el Gaib,peiSen in ct. Souls nur
sO.e44. @enn man aber baraus
i6lieBen iuplIte, oaB iammtlider Wei5en
aug ct. Souls unb umsesenb MN na9
gb;cusu seididt werSen tOnnte, tui1Oe
mun F9 sr6blid tduiden. 9enn Der
9sei5en, Der bier als $50. flaIl'fisirt
mlrb, finoet Dor ben9(user Der seltreusen
gbicasuer Serreu feline Gnaoe, ionoern
wiro riidli6tslos in bic 3. alaiie 5uriid'
seluorfeu.
9cloubers aufdlis lit aber, baB bic
Quotation iir guibtuci5en aui benz Stem
gorter Murft betrddtlid nieoriser als
Die in Der @artenltaot lit; oenn Ile be-
trdst nur sO.743.
Ser cortrullirbare 8eisenuorrat6 lit
, insmiI9en ilnmer nod bod. Senu er
. betrdat in st. Souls 4.S47, 900, i'll gbis
:. caao 100000 ano int @eiammtse
e biet Der 8ereinisten Staaten 78, ,20S,0OC
, 8uibel.
= gtad gnslens srpOrtirt wiro nur ,ue
+ Mig, uno 10 1T aud bas @eblsei9aI
;. siemlid) Fau.
II Sir bag 5ab u9atent 8ranSs" tuiro
Ii Bios So 80 big $40 brSablt; fiir ,gr'
II ira SaucD" $3.50 bis $500; fiji
ts ,Sancp" s2.7O; fir .Gboicc" s2.3
De uno fir .5uuilp" $2.lo.
:. glu6 Der 8elidfornpreis lit 5jemlit
ie uiebria; tcnn Die semDbnIi6e Sorl
r. briust nnr sO.353 per SuiheI. 9e
el Bulbel Saier absr Dirb nit $3.50
Il. quotirt.
r. 9ie 9Sreiie fir aartOffeln iino iel
ne psrl9ieben. @erlnsere Sorten gelt'
;e= $3.50 per 8ulbel i'm @roBuerfauf; gu
,ie 5aatfurtuffeln binsesen $1.15.
ae gtwas niebrissr iinb Die Guotation
on Iir Sdmeineileii6. 9as SaB "W
iss Sort" ,puroe gum 8silpiel seitern
Der ct. Souls nit $18 Biz $1S.3'
es bsre6net.
ls, ueber bic biesjdbrise 8intermeide
ben iaat fou,n,en iebr wioeripredenoe 9
Der ri9te. GolIte bas @etter ipabrenb D
;sr< Sribiabrs inoeB sunitia blelben, 10 n
,ur gen bic grsebniiis iid befier ssitalt
.is als BON manher Seite beflrbtet mi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
(@efIet blatt. ,

Gin Sarmer in rltab bat eiafn &eln'
setpinn BON sS5 pet slder our9 slns
paan5cn BON 3uderriiben er5lelt. Sas
2amb foitete i'm bios $40 per older.
Die giunabmen fit bic Riiben per older
iibertreffen ale europdiiben Sale
("American Economist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

F @ouuerneur 2eiuellins BON Sanias,
fuel6er 5uerit als uSort Der perIOnll.
den 1reibeit" 'aefeiert iuuree, enipuppt
lid, iebt als tpitbeuter &rcbibitianiit.
-aber Ieiu 8srlu9, bas 8rpb.bitlonE,
aelsb in Sort, Scott bur65ufibrer, bat.
nur bas &eI Iultat sebabt, baB 9ilfs'
@ener acknowledgement aue erbobenen
&laaen nieberseid!asen rao refisntrt
Fat, ba er fir ieln 2ebfn Ilrdtst. Die
gtobibitions' '5rase lpist ii9 IN aanias
INNER mcbr su; irenn bic "gopulilten"
iebt Die Tarte, Der 6anatifer ersreifen.
10 baten bic 8epublitaner Die bette @e'
leaenhsit, enbli9 iid BON bem Sumbue
. lossulasen uno ben anidauunsen oe'
: einaeiuauberten 8ep6lferuns Rednnn!
/. Al trasen. Gbdten iie bas, 10 tparo
1 8anIas nit ciiteln 5dlase ipieoer oi
republifaniIde 9Odbura iein. MDs
enblid Die 8inoe pon ibren Iase
lfallen!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

.9os gOif freut iid INNER, lpenn bic
Itautlider unS nutiOnalen @eiebseber
auseinquber uub nod sauie sehen, neil
es flblt uuo iueiB. baB oieie nut &dnfe
ihmieben, unb ,pei! es slaubt, baB iie
Gdutere,, treiheu. @ait Der 9Oaatiasb
baben p,r cs ioweit sebru9t, ouB mon
i'm golte in,msr inebr' tarau slaubt,
baB ble I6limmIte Salunfen nidt m
ben 3u6tbduiern iisen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

ssu Der 9rdifoenteuluubt ,uaroen bic
9eutiben in Gbicuso iuie in gang Sat'
nois nit Der Sdulirase setooert. fur
Die oemotrutiide $artei gu itimmen.
Sie sinsen auf Die 2simrutbe, uno itst,
bier Monate nab rer 8abl, mirb in
gbicuso ucn Der bemofrutiiden Gartrl
Der eeutide Sdutlnterridt fortrefor'
mirt. Gs 1T INNER bic alte Seididte:
10 oft bic 9eutiden bemofratiib flint
men, befomnlru lie oemOtratii9e SUB.
tritte alsSaut!a- -Ieiu Serie1' 5reis 5ei'
tung.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

@tit llnseculo partet9sdliofn Gleot'
lanO ourauf, ouB bas 9eer Der Ism!ers
jdser 8aihinston usrtaiien iol. gl,ue'
lanb ipill niht eber@ru ennunseu MAIDEN
big Ii6 Der bunar,ge Sdluarm per5o9en
bat; Der ,S6warnr min aber uiht ebe,
wei6en, bis Die @rnetnunsen sema9i
liuo. 2un lit bios Die 5rase, Ot es
@leuelane bel ieitsnt @ebalt unb frels'
BOhnuns ldnser ausba!ten fam, Ooe'
bic @catterjdscr BET iabslbaft aninad
leneen Sotefre6nunsen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
Nll1l,1l,er 81. .
eagle 9rus Store

@en 9rosun gmicaen .nsiuen Sarbeu uno Dele 1hr'
fen b Gn 5enis 9oiteaI Sdnlbier uao dhresomfert6s
lien Sanb biaisfen Breien prfanft
Nsnn fit bic 9r Carl 9moo Der GDtnsen ofd erun'
beuen yeltriden 8ruen"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

Stod furSe 3eit uno es srilnt unp
blabt, es iprOiiet allntbalben, balo
liuat Der 8obin ieiu 6olbes 2ieo baib
sruiti6ern 10 frub bic Stlpalben. 9fun
lpire mau baloisit mieSer traut, bas
jenisc frpb7 besriiBen. oas mir 10 lanss
nid)t seiaaut. 10 idOa su un!eren5iiBer.
@lr uiiIsn 6iters ipirfli9 faum, OBJ es
nod iidsr ba 1T wir ieben's manbmal
MIR I'M Eraum, als peridleiertes 8ile
pom Sais. Gs ,it uerbHlIet uno Der
ltedt, als wie iid perbiiat bas a0iter
wann tpirb uns eubli6 aufseoedt unie'
County StraBeupHafer? GsSult
(liebe Seele balb iuirb's rein, oas 9Fu
tier tpirb t,eu sebOren, Der bclSs Sriit
ling iteat iid ein, uno = Die 8abf ftel
ppr ben Sboren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
Gemtrai SOmfe.
Nnnr0iftdha1ia1 Il. &alQptt

gbas. 9immef, Giseutbimer,
Marsta.aee, EnAte BEN Ra.libaus. per-
manr, Rs.
Reine gstten, CUTE aoR une bic iussr.
fpmmen BITE 8ehieuuns.
ssarmer iInben bisr bic btfen 8eauemIi&.
lsiteu, Staauns unt beRes 6uttsr fit tbre
Vferbe. yreilt tebr in6big.
I'm senei8ten 3niprn9 titttt
Gkas, Rim n 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

= Das 8oitamt y, Nerico tuurbe
mdbrenb elmer Nadt Der lesten @ode
bon ginbrederu heimseiuht, bic ben
&aiIeni6ranf fprsnstsn uno CT. $500
III 4OItmarfeu iolp'e $15 in 0aarselo
erbeuteten.
-Su einsm Saufeu &eiiis bei2ittle
&iusr, gtetu Mabrio County, ,uurbe am
20. Mldr5 elm unbeta inter Mann tobt
aufsefunben. 0a er nidt ioentifi,irt
lperben fonnte, uurbe er auf oemGrmeuz
f.ieobofe besraben.
= 9dbrenb Die 5rau bes Gpotbefera
Gbas. Meper in ct. Souls Sanbidube
nit @aiOline reiniste, serietb bic Slhi-
lisfsit in 8ranb uub bas Is Ronatt
alte 151terdeu, ,usl9ss auf benz 3iid'
iaB, erlitt Branomanaeu, oeusn es mad
furaer 3eit erlaa.
Sm n9otel &'dslien" III ct
Souls besins am Oounerstas Der 81
Sabrs alte $. &. 1beobalb Selbitmort
burd GrldieBea. Oerieibe battle ais
Collector fir Die Gommiiliohsbdnoiel
sos. 0edct & 60 $500 uaterlh:aSeu
unb 1cQte o,rbaft,: w.reeI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

9luf anseblid suteautoritat bin miro
bebaurtet, baB bic Iuil9iuns bes oeut-
lbsn Gei6stases sesen gube april erz
folseu iusroe, fails iene .&6rptti9nft Die
alrmecpurlase niat puiii,e. Ssraaiier
babe pas 3edt, uddgbsabe oesSoiu'ns
oss 8unoesratbs oen Saeibstas aufSus
l6ien, unb in iol6em Safe battsn bic
Sseumablen inaerbalb BON 90 Ga9en
unb bic Grbfnuns einer neuea Sellior
inner6olt bon 80 9dsen su eriolsen
gs Ibeiut, bab &anjlerGarriui anfdn9t
az .ter Saiiirlng Der S(rmecoorlaae 81
persueiielu, uno oaB iOpObt ber aaiIf
hlpie oeraan5tcr piesluflOiuns bcs&eids
ioses als lesies Siitfsmittel betrabten
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

giaboem III ber ameritaniiden Sdieu
| iest cine aaBcrlt i6arfe Guarnniau'e
fir nue aus perbdhtiscn 9dien tOi.
menoc 5diffs einssfiibrt iSiro. ludsI
Die europdilden 9ampfer 3 @era
id)aIten iett bas Su umseben, inSen
iie Nuswarb erer i'll canabil9en Sdfel
lanbeu uuo oann iiber bic @renSe brin
gen laHen. DAB Die Samburser @s
leulauft ipecieu Die amerifanii9e Cor
truuc auf iete sBeiie au taui6en iud'
,purbe bereits feiiber erwdbnt. 6
barite ibr uter icst 10 'idurf auf b
Singer seisben ,ueroen, baB tie MD
wieber lln9s1 ,uie i'm porisen Sabr
+, anridteu tann. 9aB es serabe eln
ocutide @eieai9aft iein MAG!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

Rouumente, Gjrabiteine aus Rarmor ober
granir iowie iiberbaupt alle IN e'eles Sap
,;uSdlao,noe G;eoenitdnoe rDeroen in tunf'
esredter 8eife alsseiiibrt uno 3mar ju ben
aisorisiten Ereilen. ,.,.
lin seneigten 3uipru4 bittet,
april 90. e'. george saHS'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
9is Webgeret
NJ, fauo. Sahre 6inour6 bon 6srrn @otttrieO @ap
y" SermauU seiabrt muroe ba6en
Haid & Zeugin,

u15 Npril hbernummsu uuo fperoen ons Vel1at
" am bs6srigen 9laBe rpeitsrtabrsu. e
Strides 6leii9 aller g(rt, iotpie nut
.SorieM 8Irit E. tets on 9ano
I'm ssusisteu 3niprn3 Bitten, Gin s,o;r
aprl5 81 Sa'" o"e'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
WShsntliasr Marttberi9t.
Getrcior, Wcbl uiiu.

s,ben 5reitas cOrrisirt bon ce1
HERMANN. STAR MILLS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

- Sn Maribll ut b:e flb:iht ocn
sirer iHrtdiibeu Erdsbois rin elauicn.
Die lid) S,piideu Seta!ia uno Nar,bal
,usetragsu hat nab :ochc' pi,r Gtutc se'
iDoiel lpurbtu. scr Sbeuff pOnItarl.
bou bat iieD oufscMabl. nal DIE SaGe
81 unteriudeu, j'brd iiao nod feline
weiieyen Nabrdten singti:offsn. Die
gtamen berGeibateten lino2lrbie9 9arloip
uub feline 5rau unb Yeter @pif6 unb
feline Srau.
- glorris 9tael, Der erit uur bier
ggodeu boz Deniiou in 9eras mad
9aunibat FAM, itob am ~. Mar5 oa'
llelbt auf Marp 81. 9auis BON Haris
uno brudte iid ielbft eice tDotlite
@unbe be, 6rau Dapis sins mil
ibrem Sduieseriobne auf benz @eleile
Der Mo., 8as. uno Ter. @iienbabn, als
gtael biuter ibneu bsrtam, einen 8epo!:
Il
Der sos uub su Srau 9auis iaste: vDas
lift 9ein lester 9as!" 5rau OaoIs lief
oauon uuo Maei fsuerte s,usi 5hiiiis
biutsr ibr bet, bic ieoob beibe ibr 3isl
ueriebtten. Damn ieste er ben &eoolue'
Ieeaen leinc Stirm ukb feuerte. gr iol
Srau unb &inb in Senilon baben. Der
liebte li9 aber in Grau Dauis, uno ot
lie fi9 tuelserte, ieinen @erbunsen Se
b6r 5u identer, reiite er ibr nab San
nibul mad. tuo er iie Su ermoroen iudt
uno leinem eisenen Yeben cine Gnb
lnadte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31

Dime Die oeutl1eu Gt:mmen Ware
Grooer glepelanb rimmermebr noh'
mals $rdioent seworoen. llm 10
arbber 1T jest 'seraoe i'll Der elsentlib
bemotratiidsn beuti@en @reiie bic Ser
numbering ibsr seluiiie 5anofunsen
uuo llnterluHunsen beiielben.
Gin erItes ausemeiues Sdiitteln bes
aupIes in ben iueben ertpdbnten areiien
tpuroe amGorabeno oes glepelanb'i9en
Resierunssuntrittes bur3 Die ionOsr'
bare Gepelde oeruriu9t, uorin Serr
@roper iid barid etn unibulSl9es
5unntuss .Gou5ert ols 1beil Der Sn'
ausurationsieitlidte nit belonseres
Derporbebuns bes Sountass psrbat.
/ ytod sr0Bere gerlpnnberuns berri@
uber in beIastsu &reiien iest. Mit
8eiIpieten bauon t6nnten mir mebrers
spaltsn fii(len. (Sa. Staats5tS)
| -4>->----
slls cine 8arooie auf oie la9erllbe,
nti,grinotincns8ius, nit iueldcn CO
Elm 9usenb @eisbsebuusen ibre Be;
uertrbbeIt babcn, bat in Der geeipyorts'
gIiemblp Der 8eprdientant Suli ul
cine Sorlase einsebradt, ipel9s beiast
ocs i'm Staate gteiu gorf arinoitns
? tpsbcr setrus.n, uerfuuft, peridentt nO'
}. perlieben iperbeH biirfeu, bod bari ma
- bieielben itebleu-iucnn man n'bt Dab
n abaeiaBt tpirb. SdpieScrmiitter lphs
arinOlinen trassn biirien, porausseles
u bab bieielbeu aus @ta6elbrabt an9
|iert,st iino! CUR ausihbruns Oes ~
= leses" loll Der. Seem gorfer Sol't't
9bomas gS., goIteGu als Snlpeftt
eruuunt weroen,. nit Der Sollmabt
SaifssSuipettorinnen 5u ernennsn' III
Die @ebdlter berielben iullen aus q
gerfauf fonfiscirter arinolinen seoe
'o''o'"'.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
IT, 8. Eo---LL
OeutI6es 0aitba uS
DON

T. Zeinsohn
, grontRrabe nebeu Der Sermanner Star
Drills. T.
. ioasers Jarmtrn Die belten Sequemlldtelteu
Rene getten, quite Soit 5u iebr n,dBilsssn.
0reiien., ,Siir Die 4feroe Der 6armsr nebl
Elm aerdunlises Stauseboube 3ur Serfn9z
una Eas
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-31
WIN. EBERLIN, Grocer.

gie anaeaebenen Sreiie iuerben BON ben
6Sns1ern meiItens iu1 SauIhe beSablt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18
DUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Personal Property,
and one-half interest in 40
Acres of Growing Wheat.

The undersigned will offer at public sale,
on the premises, known as soak Grove
Farm situated near Freedom, in Freedom
district, Carroll county, Maryland, on
MONDAY, 9th DAY of MARCH, 1898,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
personal property Valuable young mare,
with foal excellent driver;three-year- %
old colt, two year-old colt, 2 one. Q82-,
year old colts, dayton wagon and set N0AS
of double harness, phaeton, springtooth har-
row, single shovel pillow, hay forks, shovels
and grain scoop; piano, set of hall fursiture,
set of parlor furniture, set of kitchen furni,
ture, including stove and tinware; set Of
library furniture, 5 sets of bedroom furniture
single bedsteads, lot of bed clothing, mat
tresses, lamps, some very handsomei set Of
buggy harness, saddles and brides. Also
ene-half Interest in 30 acres of growing wheat,
on the farm known as the Harris Farm,
adjoining the above mentioned premises.
Terms of Sale.-All sums of $40 and less
cash; on all sums over $40 credit of six
months will be given, upon purchasers giving
their notes, with approved security, and bear.
ing interest from the day Of sale.
j. OLIVER WADLOW.
mchlsts Jos. w. Berret, Auctioneer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18
Senate Committees.

WASHINGTON, March 15.-Genera salts
faction is expressed with the arrangement
of The Senate Committees announced yester
day by the Democratic caucus.
The Maryland Senators Jared extremely
well, being assigned to the most important
committees. Senator German is chairman of
the Committee on Printing and a member Of
the committees on appropriations, commerce,
interstate commerce, rules and the select
committee on corporations IN the District OF
Columbia.
Senator Gibson is at the head Of the Com
mittee on manufactures, and is also assigned
to the committees on District of Columbia,
fisheries, naval affairs and the select commit
tee on quadro- centennial.
Chairmanships were found for all the new
Democratic Senators, an innovation that was
as pleasant as it was unexpected. Senator
Roach of North Dakota, Senator White of
California, Senator Murphy of New York.
Senator Smith of New Jersey and other re
cert arrivals in the Senate are chairmen OF
committees.
More than this. it seems that there were
enough committees to give not only every
Democratic Senator a embarrassing, but also
to provide similar honors for Mr.. Kyle of
South Dakota and Mr. PETER of Kansas, the
two independents. The former has always
associated with the Democrats, and chair
manship was expected for him, but Mr.. PEI
fer, although he announced not very long
ago that he would vote with the Democrats
on the question Of organization, did not give
evidence of his entrance into the Democra tic
camp until his vote was not absolutely neces
sary to assure Democrats control. He has,
however, been well cared for and may OF
course now be expected to act with the ma
IOrity.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18
She Gives Black Milk.

CHILMcorHE, O., March 9.-Robert Hans
borough, of this city, is the owner of the
eighth wonder of the world COW that
gives coal black milk. The COW is a mixture
of Jersey and Durham, and was raised on the
Marlborough farm. as was also her mother
and many sisters, none Of whom exhibited
any peculiarly in the color Of their milk.
Mollie, as this phenomenal creature is called,
has reared FIVE or six calves, all of which
have lived and grown fat on the black milk.
The milk produces fair amount of cream.
This cream is trife lighter in color than the
milk itself, and, when churned, makes kind
of butter that resembles thick mixture Of
coal tar. Faradoxical as it may seem this
butter is as palatabIe as though of q golden
yellow, and it is said to be highly relished by
the whole Hansborough family.
At first, when the peculiar color of Mollie's
milk was discovered by the person to whom
was allotted the task of breaking the cow
in,'' the family was afraid to use it in any
way. When they saw that the calf was wax
ing fat on the liquid tar the younger members
of the family cvercame their prejudices and
within few days the milk was being used
just the same as fit had been Of the regqla-
lion color.
Chemists Of New York, Washington, and
Richmond have analysed both the milk and
the butter, but delare that they can detect
nothing that in any way accounts for its color
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18
A Murder in Adams County, Pa.

GeTTysRuRG. Pa, March l2.-For month
or more a young man named Maun, aged
about eighteen, has been missing from Fair
field, a small town ten miles west Of this
place. He and companion namsd Henry
Hest had been chopping wood and living in
hut near Black Corner, on the South Noun
tain. Hest returned to Fairfield three weeks
ago. He told several contradictory stories
concerning Mann whereabouts, aud sold the
Iatter's axe. This aroused some suspicion.
and slight search was made in the neigh
borhood of the cabin, but the mountain was
covered with snow several feet deep, and it
was impossible TO make any progress.
All this time Heist remained around the
village. Meanwhile, the snow had melted.
The suspicsone grew, and yesterday the dis
trict attorney was notified of the matter.
Acting under his Instructions, Consiahls
Peters today organized party, and late this
afternoon the body Of Maun was found. II
was hidden under pile of stones. but por-
ton of one of the shoes protruded. There
were four wounds on the body, any Of which
would have caused death. one entering the
skull directly in the middle of the forehead,
made by the blunt end of hatchi., and
another back of the ear. The lower jaw had
been hacked Off, and the throat cut
The coroner jury found that the deed had
been committed by Henry Hest.
Hest left on Saturday, aud is now sup
posed to be in franklin county. Measures
were at once taken to arrest him. He is a
bad character, and has served several terms
in the bepiientiary. The murder is supposed
to have been eQmMit;ed about February 8,
but the deep snow and intense cold that has
prevailed on the mountains has perfectly pre-;
served the body, The only known motive
for the crime is jesloasly. az Heist and Maun
were supposed TO have had, at one time, a
irifling difficulty about woman.
Heist was captured near Chambersbarg. on
Wednesday. but while being taken to Jail he
escaped from the officer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18
Let Justice be Done.

The Baltimore Sam last Saturday devoted
considerable space in It's EDITOR. columns
TO show that the San was the first journal
to propose holding an international ex-
positiop in commemoraiion Of the four
bundredth anniversary of the di covery OF
America. and it wants Col VIM. E. Came
ron. who is to be ediIor-in-chief of the
aHistory Of the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition" to note the fact in the history. The
Sun alleges that it began agitating the
matter in 1882. 1t is hoped that Col.
Cameron will not overlook the great his
torirsl fact, alleged fact at least, that the
master brain that directs the great lumlnary
of the Monumental City conceived the idea
of celebrating the 40Glh anniversary OF the
discovery of America by holding an inter
national fair. No history Of the far would
be worth room in even cross road school
library with this fact omitted 1t would
be well, too, if the portrait Of the dIstin-
suished editor of the San from whose pom,
dorous brain the idea issued were printed
in colors as a froniispiece to the history.
We suggest that it be printed in colors, as
we feel certain th4t it would require not
less than FIVE to give future generations an
adequate idea of this wonderful man 10
whose mind such thought occurred. Col.
Cameron ought to see to it that page of
the book be devoted to free advertisement
of the Sun, as compliment to the journal
that had such wonderful editor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18
EXAMINATION OF PUBLIC
IL SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that, by order of the
Board of School COMMISSIONERS Of Carroll
county, the ANNUAL Examination of Public
School Teachers and other persons who desire
certificates of qualification as such, and appli.
cants for scholarships at the State Normal
School, will be held at Central Hall School
house, in Westminster, on WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 10, 20 and 81 of
April, beginning promptly at o o'clock each
day; and that all applicants for teachers GER.
tiicates and scholarships at the State Normal
School. and all teachers whose certificates
will expire within the next school year, are
required to attend said examination.
The examination will be conducted accord
ing to the following schedule:
Wednesday, a. M, Arithmetic, Geography;
p. M, History, Grammar.
Thursday, a. M, Geometry, Physiology; p.
m, Constitutions of .. S, and Nd, Public
School Laws and bylaws.
Friday, q. M, Algebra. Bookkeeping; p.
M. Natural Philosophy, Theory and Practice
of Teaching.
JAMES A. DIFFENBAUGH,
mar is st Examiner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18
Which Congress Spent the More

From the Baltimore Sun.
Did the Congress just ended, in which the
Republicans controlled the Senate and the
Democrats the House, appropriate az much
money as the preceding Congress, in which
the Republicans controlled beth the Senate
and the House? The question is not simple
one, for the reason that the Fifty-irst Con-
gress IS responsible in part for the appropria-
lions Of the Fifty second-made permanent
laws, like the dependent pensions law, that
compelled the Democrats of the House TO
appropriate unwillingly vast sums Of money.
Mr.. Holman shows that 1854. IT,, 040 of the
money appropriated by the Congress just
adjourned was necessitated by permanent
laws passed by the Reed billion-dollar Con-
gress. But for these compulsory laws the
Fifty second Congress, ia which the Demo-
Gratis controlled the House, would have ap
propriated sl6O. 1000, 600 less than the Fifty
first Congress appropriated. As it is, the
Fifty second Congress appropriated, putting
both sessions together, Sl,026, S2l ,049, or
IS, 1864, 81 less than the first billion-dollar
Congress appropriated. The difference would
have been greater, but the Republican Senate
forced up the total by as much as S24, 4s6, 0s5.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1893-03-18

Richard Heath, son of the late Genera
Heath, Of San Francisco, was arrested OF
Tuesday plight for the murder Of Louis X
McWhlrter last August. Frederick W. Pol
ley, now in Jail for vagrsncg. was also charged
with the same crime. McWhirteT vas = law
yer aud prominent politician. and had life
insurance policies amounting 10 $4,000. u
was commended by the insurance companies
That he committed suicide.
STATE officers Of Minnesota on "Wednesday
seized the books of John J: Rhodes, Mana.
rer Of the State Rnreau Of Coal Statistics.
Il is SAID that Legislative investigation has
revealed the existence Of .acql combine
yhich set the prices and absolutely cut etf
from all source Of supply spy dealer gho De-
vIsted from those prices. II is also charged
that Rhodes received several thousand dot
lars rs fees from hose depending og the
combine.