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A PAIR AND MANLY REPLY.
In reply, the following was sent In b
,alf VI the Anaconda committee:
BUTTE Oct u, ii:t6 ,. n
10 Messrs. Wooiinan. AcCoaneil and HersA
field:
GENrLEMKx-Your communicssiou receive,
1 this moment infers. without warrAne, thn
10 declined your proposition to.wif: An equa
llvlslon OF the Judges and clerks q eleesion
iou purposely psrvert our answer We hAv
EcHoss OF the STORM.


Bits of wrsek asa swollen virAs,ns
Coming Ashsrs Daily.
LEwEs, Del. Oct. 12.-Ths sehoonsr N Sea.
foam, Captain Chandler, capsised as
Shears, Delaware bay, Thursday o sornins.
The captain and crew Of Ave, Il 10 thought,
were drowned.
CHATHAM, Mass, Oct. l2-'rhs four
msstcd schooner Calvin B. Orrnm, Phils.
delphia for Portland with ca'xo Of coal,
went ashore on the Pollock rim shoal at 2
o'clock this morning during . northwest.
She was discovered By the Nonomy life
saving station at daylight, end, after hard
work, released, apparently uuiujured,
Largo quantities OF Wrscka1e have
bsen coming ashore during the past two
days.
OswEGo, N. Y, Ost. 12.-In . terrific
wind storm last night the thrss-masted
schooner Hartford Of Clayton, with 2a,OOo
bushels Of wheat fro,n a Detroit for Caps
Vincent, was driven ashore at Woodvillc.
Captain William Orfoole, wife and child ;
Robert Seymour. m Ate; Michael Purcell,
Dennis Mccarthy and an unknown man
were lost.
PORTAGE, Ont, Oct. l2.-The steamer
Highland Mail f As been wrecked at Long
Saulte rapids. rhe passengers and crew
were saved. William Woods, tho purser
was badly inju red. The boat and cargo
are total los, with no insurance. The
cause OF tho accidcn; was low water and
tho dangerous rapids, which the Canadian
and United States governments have
neglected To- improve.
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GALLANT OLD oALLAriN.
sAa He'd aa Oid.rins Dsnsssatie nsll,
Laat Night.

eAA He'd IN Oto.Tlne Uomoesatle nally
6ipeoal Dispatch to The Standard
BoakMAx, Oct. l2.-Ths greeting Of
sAemocrattc Gallatin 70 Hon. Hal s. Cor.
6s4t this evening was . grand opening Of
shs campaign In this valley. Great enthu.
siasm was shown, Main street being
eeowtlsd with shouting peopls, whsn, at Z
o'cloek. with the firing Of canuou and the
music Of the band, two Of the Electric
Ssseet Railway compauy's cars started
up Main street. The hrst car con.
tained the Qussn City band, vhils from
the top, the platforms and every window
e the second there Issued one immense
blass Of fireworks. Il was grand sight,
and when this sheet Of flame, amid the
noiss Of exploding bombs aud giant
esacksrs, stopped before the opera house,
% brought with Il crowd which filled the
building TO ovsrfiowing TO listen to the
wceds of Hon. Walter Cooper aud Non.
Hal 6. Coebstt, the speakers Of the even.
ing.
Hen. Walter Cooper was first introduced
and confined his remarks largely to the
nominees on the county ticket, recon.
msoding them to his fellow townsmsn
and tho citisens Of Gallatin county. He
spoke Of the reduction In the salaries Of
county officers ~ necessary. Of the need
of hsttsr roads In this valley, and Of the
Efforts to b made for the erection oi
buildings for the agricultural college, on
all Of which no WAS here for the purpose
Of plsdGing the support Of the nominees
on tho democratic ticket.
D. r. Ashbury, chairman OF the central
committee, then introduced Hon. Hal S,
Corbstt, who for an hour held the audi.
snce with his eloquent remarks on the
issues soon to be decided by the people
He dwslt principally upon the Que grea,
| question, the free coinage OF silver ut the
old ratio OF l6 to 1. Upon Monday even
ing, Oct. IS. the other side will bc repre-
senied in Bozeman in grand rally. wher
Hon. Lee Mantle and w. W. Anderson
| will address the people.
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Fosr Card aud mali C,owa.

New YoRK. Oct. 1.-THE attendance at
Morris Park to-day was light and the card
unpromisin9. In the opening race Hugh
Penny Was an odds-on choice aud McCaf.
ferty took no chances with him, going to
the front ut once and staying there to The
end. Maid Marian ran poorly In the sec.
ond place. Five furlongs Hugh Penny
won. Maid Marian second, Black Hawk
third; time, :5sA. Ono mile-Aielbert
won. Counter Tenor second. Discount
third: time, 1:4)E. One milo and an
eighth-Princc Kari won. Redskin second.
Nero third !. time. !: :55. One mile-Sabiilo
won, California second. Annisette third !;
time, i:i)H. Six furiongs-Bombsetta
won. April Fool second, Truo Penny
third; time, l:i2s4. One mile-Stonenel-
lie won, Baroness second, lola third I:
time, :i2s4.
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ROBBED IN ST. PAUL
August llllsl, 4 lestani Cstllsnal,
Pals IN Viii fhisIsk
he WAS BRUTALLY BEATEN
The Thugs : saw Him Flash Q Noll
Of BILE In . Saloon and They
Assaulted Him In
the street.


Special Dispsteh 10 ths Standard.
ST. PAUL, Ninn., OCT. l1-August MI
lsr. . Montana cattle ownss On rests
from Chicago. vhsss hs dispossd oe ssos
eattls. to his home In the Wese. was
knocked down On the street hsFs to-niahs
and robbed Of $50 by two hishwaymsn.
who are still at large.
The robbery ecsuFrsd under ths bright
Rlaro Of the street Tampa. Miller was %
his way to the Unioa depot ard h b sup.
posed he was followed and rebbsd b. men
who saw him iiash . large roll ee mensy
In saloon.
Miller wss bsutally bsatsn b. tho thugs,
who came upon him 20 suddenly aud did
their work % quickly that be vas unable
70 furnish the peliss With eesd dsassip-
ton Of the hlehwaymon.
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L,borlng In - Good Cause.

HELENA. Oct. l2.-At the Colorado con.
fcrcnce OF tho 4. ". L. church this even.
ing Rev. j. I. Smith OF Denver preached
tho missionary sermon. The Montana
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
will assemble here Tomorrow at tho
Grand street Methodist church in its an-
nual session. This evening reception
was held in honor of the delegates. The
programme included music and recita-
tions. The session will end on Monday.
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|BURDENED WITH GOLD
hnlFklbls Success q Train Robbers
II CaliiePlil.
THEY TOOK $4,000 IN CASH
The Southern Pacific People Have
ofeored q Prinosly Reward
for the Rsoovsry OF the
Money.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 1.-THE bandits
who held up Southern Pacific overland
train four milos west Of Saeramsnto last
night, and looted Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
sxpcsss car. secured over 10000. They
seem to have eludsd the officers and e.
caped with their pluuder. which wAs
nsasay ~ in eold coin and consequently q
heavy burden.
Bsyoad the Nero supposltion that the
bandits are railroad men who have been
employed by tho Southssu Pacific. aud
tbb supposition b hased only on their ap-
parsas familiarity with railroad methods
end their ability to succsssfully handle
the lseometive. the pursuing oizleials have
httlo 70 work upon. The astounding sue
csss q the hold-up was not known until
this afternoon. The earlier reports Of tho
rebbeey gave the amount Of money taken
- &.ooa The Southern Pacific company
has toeued circular offering reward oi
$4,000 for the arrest of The two robbsru
end ths rseovssy ee the plundsr.
San BRANCIsco. Oct. l3.-Nrs. Wsrnev
Who shot and KILLED hss husband while hs
slspt, was to-day ssatenesd to life i'm
prisoamsnt. The jury found her guilty ol
murder In the secoud degree and recon
nsndsd her to the mercy of the court
The judge. however, declared shs Wal
guilty os murder In the Arst dsgrss, and
he csnsursd the jury for their verdict and
gave Nrs. Werner the extreme penalty 81
leFed hy the law.
r3odss Wallace to-day ssnssncsd Johr
Jog to life imprisonmsnt Tor robbery, un
der the hebisual criminal aet. Joy rohhst
Q man os q.
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RusAINo TnE wsoplNo.
The Cssr Waass the Ktd O. Take Ais 10
HIa Hsssm Quieh.

Ths Cssr waass the Ktd - Take Ans 10
HIs nsssa Qsist.
81. PErsRsDuR0, Oct. 12-lt b nsw
said hero that The hsis apparent 70 shs
throne os RusslA viii aecomrsny The ear
from LividiA to Corfu. and The saAss.
witch will proceed to Darmstsdt whsaas
hs viii return to Russia With biz assss.
Princess Alix of Hssss, and shs Gpnnd
duke and the ssaad dusAss - 6sFx3ss
and her heothsg.in-law and slstse.
Il v addsd that The wedding Win pssh.
ably taks plaes In The hssinniaa e Nes.
smbsr, the supposislon hsiag tt14 tAs
csrsmeay 10 being hssssosd q account ef
the pressure bslng brought 10 bsas upsa
the esasswltoh b. his fashses vhe y q.
airous, In view ef his appeeaedias dsAeA.
Of having the marriage take plaes - ssoa
% possible. u b oiileially snnoanesd
here that dispatehss from uvidia staes
that the esar yesterday visited Asssan-
dria.
BERLIN, Oct. 12.-u 10 ssmi-o0eia11y
stated this evsuiue that the eea1ltisa e
the csar b very sseious In spits e stats-
msnss made 10 the esatFasy.
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MADISON, Wis. Oct. l2.-The American
mission board to-day decided not to issue
the Resideau Otis fund to apply on in.
dcbtedness. Instead it instructed the
president to appoint cooperative commit
tees, three each in Chicago, New York and
Boston to secure larger contributions
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seVos Eetes - Wv SSoosSys
LYoNs, Iowa. Dot. M-A Ars at Fulton
has burnsd an entire block. The less n
quite heavy. the strueturss Destroyed b.
Ing Rhedss' hetel, the Fulton Gslst mill.
the Fulten stsam laundry. SaydsS's woed
and coal yards, tie ies eon,rany's stAblss
and heesss aud The Northwestern freight
ONCE. Flrsbuss we're sighted sstting are
to the Hollsean house, but escaped.
BILOXI, Niss.. Oct IA ars to-day d.
stroyed the Masonic opera house and
other bulldlnes covering two squares.
Loss. $4,000.
MARsHALLrowN, Iowa, Oct. 12.-Firs
to-day destroyed the business portion Of
LAurel. Ths heaviest losers are J. w.
Barsss q Co., J. X. AcBrom and Jehu
Raanor.
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h9RE'k MORE or IT.
AnesAer HInS Thsussad DsllaP Trails
2ohhery Down south.

RlCnM0ND. Va, Oct. i2.-Ths north.
bound passsAssr train on tho Richmond.
Ftedsrickshars & Potomac railroad ives
hsld ~ near Quantieo. Ths engineer aud
0ssmsn wess forced from the engine and
ths engine cut looss and ssnt ahead. The
empress car was then entered. the mes-
ssaesss covered With pistols and the safe
opsnsd and robbed.
TAs runaway locomotive was stopped
st Quanxico by ohstructious on the track.
b b stA A&sd hsss that thsrs WAS an unusu.
ally large amount Of money on the train,
peohsbly $4,000. The robbsn, seven In
number, we're maskod.
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MvowuMPs ARE RED HOT.
rhey fslk Nsw Of Pattise U 1lss
vleslm. Ter Nsvsmbep. .,..

vissln. Ter Nsvsnbsr. s..
NEW YORK, Oct l2.-Now that Tam.
many hall has nominated its congress.
mon without consulting the state dsmoc.
racy, the members Of the latter oesanisa-
tion say thsy will 20 right on with their
own nominations for congress. They say
- we'll they will nominate assssnblynsn
and aldermen II Tammany persists In
Ignoring them. The state democratic arc
particularly sore over the turning down
OF Congressman Warner In the 18th dis
trict. They nov threaten to run him In.
dependently.
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HELD BY The SICK MAN.
Turkey Has Get late . Bsw with Ne
Frsneh AuthoRistoa.

CoSsrANTISoPLE, Oct. l2.-Ths authess
ties OF KAYAK Sunday attempted to board
the French steamer Armenie from the
Black sea. in search Of Armenian emil
grants. The commander Of the stsamse
refused to allow tho Turkish authorities
to make . search, whereupon the Armsnis
was detained 81 hours. The French en-
bassy sbtained the release OF the steam
ship, whose owners now demand idemnity
government.
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sooMiNo M'kINIsv.


oS1s AeoSsseR
PoxTIAo, N,sh., Or H-Gexeenef r.:
xiuisy msds A-ivno9uu511y
Clemens, whsrs theussn6s a psepas vese
assembled. Govssuer Rieh and Csossal
Alssr aceompsaisd NsKinlsy frum Ds.
troll, and Covesnse Rteh shared in ~
speschmskins.
AZ Pontiac Rs-Cousssssnaa 1sswss -
troduced NeKinlsy - ~ sA5eeeoess
Amsrican, and oas who Win In I'll psshap
hiIlity be the next oeeupans of The peest
dental chair"
McKiulsy In The course q lsag spsssA
said; I'VE cannet maintain our massses
uulsss ~ put Q tari8 % ~ pso6nses
which eems Into this eeuotsy b ess1oeee
tion with our own Wages. Waees vi
have 10 sems dsvn q ~ ssssigaes wi1l
ess thls market. u waoes ase ss6nee1
thea 10 lower ths AmssieAa s1as6as6,
and, In my judemsnt. - tAseshv nsssD.
sarily degrade Amseiean eitlDsns61A -
am opposed 10 that"
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nARRisoM AND sls SlAT.
osasApa's osanAssa osss - - nsa-
psgo Tee.

0pAnApa's osan1soa Geo. - - 0o0~
pses Tee.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oss. lA-RxIPsss16saA
BsnjAmin HAssissa ard passv IN eyse
ths vandaiiA rod to-day See 4vansvlllDs
Ind., whsrs b VIII mAks . sosseA ~
night. Llr-
BRAZIL, lad. Oet. l2-Gsaseal HABk
sons train stopped q Cletse. .ApA PAln.
flsld, and hs made hsisf spssdnp - ~
thousands Who sssstsd him. adslslAe tbe0
to think On the Issues q The day.
TxRRE HAUrE. Inds> Os4.A-Du1ly
10000 psopis welcomed CsosesD-1asslssa
to Tsrrs Hauts. Thsse Was general d,
appointment. - The spso-sis nss1lng
was ahandoned and The spsakinG wHs
done In the opsra house. which could ~
contsin ous-fourth os ths efN6h HAssS'
con was rseeived With 0reat ththusinsm.
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LEWIS IMPORTED cOAchMADo.
NJ. Msrtsa ass Got h1insslf u Psseav
Pickle,

WASHINGTON. Oct. 11.-Ths Immigrant
bureau officials have - yst received -
notice Of the arrest of John Jaunss Hous
ard, Levi p. Mosten's eeaehmsn. bat In
spsctoe Dodge left hsrs . few days go
with . warrant for Howasd's asrsse.
signed by Secretary Carlisls.. Whsthsr
Morton will also b proceeded against fce
violating tho alien contract labor Law the
treasury officials cannot yet say. Ssctiea
Of the oct Of March 3, 1891. Asss . nns
not to sxcssd el.0o0 or impeiseamsnt sse
Q term not exceeding one year. oe hesh.
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coRsErr AT LIVINGSTON.

Esthassas,,s Rally.
epscaA Dispatch 70 ths Standard.
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 12.-Ths democrats os
Para county opsusd their campaign In
Livinsstou yesterday with . magnificent
rally a hs6srlin's opera house. To the
insplssaG sssains d music Furnished
b. the Coksdals Silver Coenst
baud ths faithful gathered and
packed both parqustts and eallssy. About
160 representative democrats occupied
positions on the stage and the initiAtory
rally Vas very enthusiastic. Hon. Hal s.
Corbstt, candidate for conersss, occupied
most Of the evening, and was
introduced In q happy manner by
Hon. Z. {. Day. candidate for rsprs-
sentative. M. Day welcomed the grand
gathssine IN bshalf of no new nor untrisd
party, but Tor one that has besu In exist.
ence since the birth Of this M.
tion; . party that when in power has
brought peace. happiness and prosperity
to ell the people.
Az Nj. Cer6stt sssppsd to the front of
the stage he wAs Rrssted with splendid
ovatlsn. His drss words were; "Ths
dsmoerass Of Montana have sssn a. 10
place the ensign ef their political faith In
my hands and uuless somethlng uufoeos
seen happens between now and the sixth
day of November next, shall plant that
ensign above the brsastwosks Of our
eommon enemy" Mr.. Coebsst spoke
foe nearly an hour and handled the sil.
yer qusstion Ia IN able mannse. He said
the burning, consuming desire oe the pso.
pie Of the West was free and unlimited
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STRANDED ON THE SANDS.
4 Bank That Hns More Liabilities Than
II Has Cash.

kEARNEy, Neb.. Oct. 12.-Thc Buffalo
County National bank closed to-day. Tho
closing was caused by q $1,000 judgment
against the Sands clothing house, In
which the bank was interested. and
couple Of the directors demanding their
deposits. The Sands clothing house was
closed but no other business houses have
been affected as far as known. The assets
and liabilities are not yet known.
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0ertea oays Ne 0lesa Mswas4 in Loas
Ass 1sut DlAa't Break The Law.
NEW YoRK, Oct. t2-Hon. Levi p. Nor
ton. In reply to the story published to-day
that hs he'd violated the contract lshos
Law b. bringing from England, under .
contract 10 aet ~ bic assistant coachman.
John J. Howard. has given out the follow.
ine statement: s'It 10 true that John
Howard has bssn constantly IN ny ssgs
viess sinos AaS, leol. having smpisvsd
him - eeasAuaea In Loadoa. Whsu lsft
Loaaoa Soe Ne continent. havinR Nd
further uss tee bic services thsee ~ cams
10 ny housa here aud hes slncs been
In M. employ 81 Rhine CHI. Hi
duties $50 eouiInsf % services sUndsgot
10 my family. ! regard him - . house
hold servant and ~ one falling within the
exception ee the Law. considered my
action ~ strietly within the statute, and
believed then, - do now. that he has sc
b rseardsd - family servant. II How
ard has made any statement. which
doubt, 10 the effect that suggested hs
should assume to have bsen In service Il
months, he 10 mistaken, no word havina
passed between him and ms On THE cub
jsct. This publication conveys The flrst
intimation that ! have heard that any
such exception - 10 claimed 10 contained
In the statuo."
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FALL RLNER, Mass, Oct. l2.-The s,rik.
ing spin ncrs to-day voted to accep: re-
duction Of 10 per cent. and return to work
Monday.
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MADE A hlch hAUL.
Darias saa suecsssfai rssin Robbery IN
Callfssnta.

Darins eaa suecsssfai fsutn RSbessy In
Callfsenta.
SAcaAMExTo, Oct. l2-Ths robbery Of
ths overland expsess . fsw miles west of
this city last night by thrss men was .
VEN held crime. Tbs robbers compsllsd
Easlnesr Sestt and Fireman Laucoln TO
eassy four saeks oe colin from the express
car 10 ths engine while one held Nssssn.
sse Pales at hay With . revolver. TIE
rohbsts uneoaplsd ths engine and spsd to
the ety.. Thsy reversed the lever whsa
t1Drl1N the ensins, and Il ran back 10
- 6ain- Staam vas low and not much
DAMAGE vas dans by the collision.
Az Tar - can b learned more than 800
ponnds of coin were taken. II all silver
Il would be ahoat 5000. II all gold,
about $4,000. Il u believed that ons
sack. weighing 100 pounds. carried By the
enginssr. was eold, considering the small
nsss ee Ne bulk - compared to the
vsieht. II 60. that ssck contained about
oAO0.
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ASACoNDA's REPLY

This evening the Anaconda committee
presented tho following reply TO the Hell
era committee:
BUTTE, Oct. L.. 1891.
NtsTs. " nuiniGh, MrtJRItsR and HcTshfsid Of
The Helena Capital Committee:
GENTLEMEN-W have your communication
OF this date. submitting certain propositions
looking to the prevention OF fraud at the ap-
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-10
Fifty Feet oI'RainfaII Annually.

There is always more or less guess
work concerning the amount Of rain THAI
falls during any storm period Through
out the United States tie amount that
falls on any one day rarely exceeds one
inch. There are certain portions OF the
globe, however, that are frequently, and
others only occasionally, deluged with
water. On the southern slopes of the
Himalaya mountains, at an altitude OF
q. 500 feet, 610 inches of rainfall have
been registered in a single year, OF
which amount 147 inches (l2 feet 3
inches) fell in the month Of June. At
meteorological station in latitude Is
degrees, near the western boundary OF
Hindustan, the average rainfall for the
Is years ending with 1893 was 254
inches. In the northwestern part OF Eng
land. at an altitude of l, 800 feet, the
average annual rainfall is l46 inches,
III inches in excess of the mean for St
Louis, which is but 81 inches and a
fraction.
The wonderful record given above is
still more phenomenal when we con-
slider the fact that all the moisture the
atmosphere is capable of holding at any
one time would cover the entire surface
of the globe to depth of less than foul
inches should it all be instantly precipi
tated. Louis Republic
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The Judge Was Deeply Moved.

"There was a good joke play cd on Judge
Dundy of the United States court at Oma-
ha several years ago. Lit makes me laugh
every time I see the Judges name in
print" said Thomas A. Weaver. Judge
Dundy is quite tender hearted and breads
to send a married man to Jail. Well, there
was fellow on trial for passing counter
felt money. He was single man, and the
case against him was quite strong. Judge
Baldwin was defending him, and seeing
that the case was hopeless Baldwin de-
cided to take advantage of Judge Dundy' q
weakness. He hunted up an old lady who
had five children ranging from years 10
Smonths old and had them impersonate the
supposed wife and children of the prisoner.
AL through the trial they sat, often weep
ing. The man was found guilty. Three
days later, when the prisoner was brought
up to be sentenced, the woman and children
were brought in, and Judge Baldwin, who
is very dramatic, made u plea for the man
and his family of little ones who would
suffer if the father was sent to prison.
Baldwin wept, the court wept the pris'
oner pretended to weep, as did the women
and the children. When the court had
wiped away the tears, he talked severely
to the man and then gave him one day il
Jail and $40 fine. Later on, when ht
learned how he had been deceived, he be
came so angry that it was weeks before hi
would speak to Judge Baldwin. Wher
the joke got out, every one twitted thu
court. After that the sight Of handker
chief applied to the eyes in Judge Dundy'
court was liable to get the prisoner II
years. st. Louis e-Democrat.
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-10

The Canton Flannel club of Baltimore
has just closed it's first season with the
fine record of making 94 pieces of canton
flannel underwear and the collection and
distribution of 170 pieces more 1t has a
working membership of only 10 young
women, and its meetings were weekly.
One case of necessity which it relieved was
that of a 3-year-old baby found wrapped
in newspaper as it's only clothing, and the
body Of another little baby was found to
be sore and raw from the coarse, rough
dried cloth in which it was wrapped Much
Of its work was done for needy children,
and one can guess the benefcence which
the soft, feecy fabric Of the club has
brought to these tender little bodies. This
club might be copied in many parts and
places another year.-Baltimore Core
gD0n0ent
Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1894-05-10
To EbOnize Wood.

To ebonize wood soak it for two days in
warm alum water. If the article happens
to be table or something quite as large,
smooth and clean it carefully, then with a
brush apply the hot alum water as often
as possible for two days Then boil hand
full of logwood chips in quart of water
until it measures only pint Put in this
a piece of indigo as big as a bean and ap-
ply the liquid hot using a brush. This
will make the wood violet color. Apply
this three times, waiting each time for it
to dry. Boil a little verdigris in some vim
egar and give q coat of that Let the wood
stand three days, then polish well with q
chamois skin and varnish.-New York
Telegram.