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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
GLOUCESTER, RACE TRACK
viii Not Run This Season-so Says Presi.
don't Thompson.

VIII Not Run This Season-So Says Presi.
don't Thompson.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 7.-"You can
state positively. as coming from me,
that there will be no racing on the
Gloucester track this year." said Prcsi.
dent William ]. Thompaon, Of tho
South Jersey Jockey Club, to reporter
OF tho Associated Press to-day.
"Of course, /, as well as q great many
horso owners who still have their
horses quartered here, would like to SEQ
racing resumed. but l don't caro- to
have any trouble with the authorities,
and there tho matter rests"
Despite Mr.. Thompson'a positive
statement there are those connected
with the track in different capacities
who are hopeful that something unfore-
seen may occur which will bring about
the re.opcning OF the race track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

GREESDuRG, ALA, Feb. ALLEN Tol:
lier and his wife were found murdered
near here this morning. He was full Of
buckshot and she had pistol ball in
her brain.
A week ago the woman deserted her
husband for former lover named An
thony Thomas. Last night Tolliicr sue.
ceeded in inducing her to return home
with him, but they were killed on the
way. Thomas is in Jail charged with
numbering the two US they Iourneyed
homeward. l1f. (. s.5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
A Real BATTLE
Betweon tho AquidGban and the
tsf. Forts at Last.
A FURIOUS ENCOUNTER Mt RIO.
Three Hundred Shots Exohanged
but Only Flve Mon Killed.
THE REBEL WAR SHIP STANDS FIRE

Calamity from All tho Forts Until
shc Finally Drops Anchor Beyond
tho Range of tho Battorics-Six
Pound Balls Strike Her, but tho
Damage Doesn't Seem to bo Matc.
rial-Nono of Her Shots Strike tho
Brazilian Government Forts--Tho
Range OF Firing from Six Hundred
Yards to Two NIilos-A Shell Kills
SFivo Persons In tho City of Rio
iJanoiro. 15 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
THE FAlsMElrs ALLIANCE.


Editor Nc Dowcll Makes IL ropulist Stump
spooch in tho Convention.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, Feb. 7.-To.dny's
opening session of the National Farm
.er's Alliance was m open ono. About
800 we're in attendance: ]. II. Nc Dow
oil, editor OF the Nashville, Tennessee,
T0iier, mado m address saying that the
Grover Cleyeland-John Sherman com.
binaion was making more votes for
the Peoples party than all the Populist
campaign orators and newspaper. COM
bined. He said that in tho south the
Populists average thirty thousand votes
to the state. while the northern Popu-
lists had not yet brought tho average
up to two thirds that number. He
spoke until the adIourment for the
afternoon session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

BosroS, Feb. s.-several hundred bill.
lard dovoteos, including the mayor Of
city, saw George T. slosson defeat Jacob
shaefcr by score Of 600 to 247 to. night
ut tho first OF tho ,hrse tournament
gamos to bo played hasc by the .hrce
great billiard experts, Shnefer, Ives and
slosson for stake oi$l 500. Tho calno
was rather ordinary one, and Its fen.
ture was the careless playing OF tho
wizard. His greatest runs were two OF
twenty-five points each. Slosson's
work was careful but not brilliant s His
biggest run was nine.y-two points.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

LONDON, Fob. THE Chronicle, com.
menting upon tho extremely low price
Of silver says: Tho India council is So
verely blamed in this city for the fear
iul muddle which has resulted from the
currency experiment Perhaps ii it
had not listened so readily to the Indian
authorities and the traders Ia India,
the muddlo would have looked { less
hopeless. In contrast with Yesterdays
allotment tho action oithe council'in
autumn shows q lack ofconformity In
policy. y III (
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
052 WHEELING W. VA. THURSDAY FEBRUARY
Save Ea@h Days Coupons for ln{@Il6g@n@G1 5b@5@go

tho legislature prohibiting tho game
Of foot ball. A bill accompanying
tho petition provides punishment
ior my person "who takes part
In q game Of foot ball whom
such game Is played In the prcsonco
oI persons who have paid an admission
loo to witness tho same, or who pro-
notes tho playing oi u game OF foot
hnll whom money is charged for admis.
sion, or who oflors or aolla q ticket Of
admission to q game" IlII -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

WAsulSdroH, Feb. THE National
Wool Growers Association this evening
adopted memorial with numer-
GUS appendices consisting OF resolu.
t'ons. etc, adopted by county, state and
national wool associations, which will
be presented to the senate tomorrow
by Senator Sherman,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
coRBErT.JACKsoN FIGHT


"'''I THU EIuuu Iu IHHIHII VI IIO Supreme
..H Court so Decides. r.
VALPARAISO, ND, Fob. 7.-E. D.
Crumpacker, attorney for the Colum
bion Athletic Club. this afternoon ro-
ceived telegram from Martin Costello
stating that ho was In Chicago and was
ready to appear before tho Lake circuit
court for sentence. The case will DO up.
pea!ed to tho aupromc court to tost the
MclIuch Inv, under which tho Column
bIan club was organized. II tho su.
promo court rovorses the decision OF tho
circuit court tho Corbott.Jackson fight,
it is predicted, will tako place ut Crown
Point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
"CUCKOO' DAY
In tho o. s. Senate and the House
of Representatives
FEDERAL ELECTIONS REPEAL BILL
Passed tho Senate by q Party Vote
Yesterday Evening.
CLEYELAND'S HAWAIIAN POLICY

Also Endorsed by tho Passage of tho
McCronry Resolution by Almost n
Strict Party Votc-Bravp Old Con.
ornt slcltlcs Not Ono of the "Cuck.
oos"-on tho Other Hand MIR. Stow.
art, Author of tho Fiftccuth A mend
mont TO tho Constitution, Makes n
Flop and Votes for "Davc" Hills
Scheme to Mako tho Suppression of
tho Colorcd Voto IN the South Legal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
AT THE WoRLD's FAIR.

Another Fire Takes Place, This Time in
Tho Agricultural building.
CHICAGO, Fob. 7.-Thc agricultural
building ut the worlds fair grounds
was slightly damaged by fire late this
afternoon. The 1re was discovered in
the southeast corner. inside the build
ing, and was extinguished before it did
any material damage. There were only
about three carloads OF exhibits in tho
building aud they were ut no time in
any danger The fro is believed to have
been OF inccndiary origin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

BOMBAY Feb. 7.-serious religious
riots have occurred at Ycoln, a hundred
miles northeast Of this city. Hindu
temples and Mohammedan mosques
were destroyed and several persons
were killed and wounded. The troubles
were quelled by the military. !;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
A MINERS STRIKE
VIII lie Innusurated IN the Mahoning
~ --- Valley NeIt "Wednesday. -

YeuYosrowN, O., Feb. THE coal
minsrs Of the Mahoning Valley will in
inauSurato general strike next We'd
nesday. and on that day will hold a
delegate convention here to take action
against returning to work. Recently
tho operators reduced the price ten
cents ton, and few miners accepted.
All tho miners have now agreed to unite
In resisting the reduction. :,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. Tho
house committee on interstate com
merce and foreign commerce to-day
took favorable action on the bill for tho
bridge across tho Monongahela rivor at
Glenwood, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

PiouA, O., Feb. 7.-The Enterprise
carriage works, of this place. burned
this morning. Loss about 50, ,OO0. Fire.
man William Miller fell twenty foet
from ladder and was badly injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

SAN Francisco, GALA, Fob. THE
Japanese steamship Koryo Marco Is re-
ported missing, and Ia believed to have
been wrecked with tho loss OF her crew
OF 43 persons and 20 passengers. "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

MONTGOMERY, No., Feb. Fire this
morning destroyed the greater portion
oil the city. Seventeen stores and office
buildings were burned. Loss $4,000 !;
insurance about one-half. iSsg l5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
WOMEN AND CHILDREN SHOT
By Bonilta's Troops In tho Honduran War
& rnsquez Bottled Tn. "a.

NEw YORK, Feb. IA special to tho
World from Guatemala says: Stories arc
told ot great cruelties on the part
Of Bonilla's troops towards adherents OF
Vasquez. Even women and children
are shot. People are fleeing the country.
Nicaraguan commanders continue to
report that Vasquez is bottled up in
Tegucicalpa without chance Of got
ting out, while Bonilla is receiving re-
Inducements.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
no Truts, In 1t.

Ewes MicH, Feb. I-Thern is no
truth in tho reported lyne!lins OF Pix
ikarien last night Threats woro made,
but it. wa5 subsequently learned that
the prlsoner hid tailed in his attempt
TO ASSAULT tic chi!dNnl the mob cooled
down. l'ikkarian has been talIon TO
yUn.onaglnfor safe keeping;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

In a vote taken by an English paper
TO determine tho most popuiar name
Tor boys and girls tho highest was cast
tor Harold and Dorothy. 4 4 r 4 54I7i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08
ALiyer-ptool FAILURE,

W LIVERPOOL, Feb. 7.-Bases, Stokes 4
Co, traders with South American coun-
tries, have suspended payment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

lSosroS,Fsbs - Raprcscntativc D. A.
Buckley, ot Cambridge to-day, intro.
sduced IN tho legislature 9 petition to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-08

i[CM.tintled 8, on .Sirtk .Patg;cc. I.EIl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27
Sin Wabuwort an Glteru.

Sc iheint unslaubli6 ~ isin. onB
mande &lnoer se9en ibre @ltern. 2ebrer
uno 8OrseieBten erOb uno trobia, ia
manhmal io9ar bart uuo srauiam uers
fabren. g0eln mon pel6 uno bic Or
fobrung lebrt es, pie oft nod 5arte Sim
Der iton our Bosbelt uno srnuiomersm
Mut5w:leu asneiat limb. S4ou bic
fleinen nod uu%miinoisen 8inoer baben
Sreube an SerrelBeu pom 2iusen, bic
mon ibnen in Die Sdnoe sibt, uno tper
peiB nibt, pie oft bic fleinen oft BON
Bosbeit idreien. nit ben 5isen UNI iid
iblasen, uno auf Dem 8ooen iib pdls
sen. ME lie serne Sui6laSen uno. tuenn
fie beranwabien, oft Die fleinen 9blere
qudlen. 0a iiberieben es sar oft Die
@ltern aus blinoer Nfsnllebe, uno in Der
Weinuns, Die 8lnoer usriteben es nod
nlht, oleie seidbrli4e Nelsuns Sur Bos
belt u. gum WutbtulQen aus ben Ser5en
ibrer &lnoer ~ ireiben u. ibuen oasesen
Sanftmutb, Belteioenbeit uno Elm gar
ties @eiibl einSusilanjeu. Sic laiien
bic BOsbeit uno Den ausselaiienen Wulb.
nllen nit ben Sinoern auiiuadien, &C.
ben ibnen oft ielblt Dos iblebteite Gels
ipiel oss Saiies, Der &udsler uno Der
grauiamtelt. Bls 8unoer alio, pern
iolde 8inoer in ipdteren Sabren bort
berbis uno srluiam weroen, uno oft
idrsdlide 3tuten se9en ibre Witmen.
ften ueriiben!
@s if oaber beilise IflIdt Der Gltern,
NIT aler Sorsialt oas untraut oes @is
9enlinues, Der yosbeit aus ben Ser5en
Der fleinen 8inosr ,bou ausSurot!en.
sic IoIen ME on ben 8lnbern Wioers
ipsnftisfeit upo @iseniinn ouloen nno
beBbalb bic 3ndtrutbe ia nidt iparen;
benn, iast Der 8elie: User he &utbe
ipart, buBt iein 8ino." Sobalo lie Dos
belt ooer irseno cine SurtberSi9telt an
ibren 8,noern bemerfeu. iolen iie ihnen
bic Shdnolibfelt oleier Neisuns 20,
Nusen balteu, iie mabuen uno, wenn es
NOtb tbut, i%trafen. .8Ober fommt es
tpobl, baB e,ipahNene &lnosr 9esen ,bre
@lieru 10 bart lino uno es iosar pasen.
ne 5u mlBpanoeln! ytur paper t0nlHt
es, ipeil be Gltern es lberisben baben,
be ilsinen ,Sdlansen" Der Bosbeit uno
bes @lsenilnnes i'm bergen Der fleinen
&inoer ibou 81 eriDoten uno ibnen b.
fur 2lebe gu Soft uuo 81 ben Weniden
einSupflan5en. @ltern, bic ibre &inoer
~frlbSsltls 81 Seius fiibren uno ibnen be
beillse &ellsion re6t lieb uno iperib
MAIDEN, birien iOlbe Nusbribe Der Sob
belt uno @rnulamie,t uOn ibren &lnoern
gepiB nitt ernarten. >, bob oaber
bic @ltern Is nibi iiberieben uno Ia rett
ernit es iid gu SerSen nsbmen mDtten.
,pelde bUbe Tfll6ien lie auf fd baben.
unb tpie oas Seltllde uno epise Slid
Ooer uuslld lbre a'noer in ibren pan
ben lie9i!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27
CUR SabreSWemDe.

Siesrei1 nabt fid, faum seboren uno
bod ihon tu,e Elm @rlDier uno tbatfrdf
tiger Setb besrlBt, BON ben @eitern Der
2uft unb bes 5robinns %umFattert, uou
benz @enins Der 3eit Seleitet, oas neue
Sobr, ,bea &ei9en Der SabreS5eiten i'm
@sfolse. 2ibtihein umflutbet ben lieb.
li&en Rnaben uno ergieBt iib, Der Dor.
bote bes iunsen Erlumpbators, iber
Berg uno 2bal uno 2anb. 1no BEL
uno li4t, freuois unb leidt pirb es in
ben Ser5en Der grobepObner. Denn
mt benz Naben oeS neuen unb Dem Stns
f&eiben bes alien Sabres ieheu iie I'M
@eleite oes lestern aIes oas ihminben,
mas iie bebrdnst unb beoridt bat; tpie
Der frdd5enoe llnslidsrabe, 70 entpei-
den IN benz Sa~uberbaften Bilbe, nit Dem
bic Subresuenbe uniern Sinn beriidt,
Notb uno Neio unb bas nasenbe Ser5e-
leio. 5reilid aub oas enti1muubeue
Sabr 1T einmal jung seueieu, au9 lbm
bot mon entsesen, seiubelt, tuie iest benz
neuen Gnf0mmllus. uno bieier miro bers
einit. uenn bic 3m0lf Woube ibren Sang
beenoet, o%abin9eben wie fem 8or9dn9er
babinsesanaen 1T. Sdeioen uno 8om'
men, @eroen uno 8erseben, oas iinb
bic uralten @runofldnse bes Sbidialss
Ieibens. unb mie IN Der Gage Der 8or.
Seit bic Geiben Der @alitatt ibsr Nadt
fi4. nieoer beleben, um baS blutise
Werf Der Shladt BON neuem 81 Begin
men, 10 5eist Der 8reislauf bes Sabres
9lela benz Der in itetlsem @ebiel flu
tbenoen 9eit, pie oas Grab Der Ser
s~ansenbeit sum SdOBe Der @esenuo,t
wlro, wie aus &ube uno 5rieoen i'm
mer uieoer &f seboren miro. 9as
arme Wenibeuflno abtr rihtet uertraus
ensuol ieineu Bid IN bic Sutunft, isst
uie aud Dor Suuoerteu uno Sauisnoen
bon Sabren, unbeirrt Don allen @rfab
runsen uno @nttduidunseu; benH pie
bic Naht benz 9ose, 10 weiB es, oaB
einmal Der &umpf benz Siege nei1en
wiro. 70 rubt es iib bod wotl,s uno be
basli9 IN Dem Yorseiabl elmer ionuisen
Sutunft, uno mare Is aub MUIR flr Die
iur5e Spanne 9ett, pom welhsr bic Sab.
reSnenbe be9leitet lift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27

Yrano ieste u. (. TO-. 9aS iebr maBs
uno tatiuoa o~or9ebsnoe Wilitdr itelie
nit uerbdlinismdBis nur msnisen Wen
ihenoptern bic &ube wieosr Der uno Der
Senat uno oas Observation-Disclosures
potirten benz Br6iiornten ibren 9aut
fir bic prompte @ieoerberitsluns pou
@eieB uno Oronuns.
Sofientlib beiiern iih nab Oronuna
Der Carthage aub bic @ei1dfte pieoer,
70 baB bic Grbeiter i'm sanSen 2anoe
rpleber meuidenteiroiae 36bne peroie,
men uno in ibrer BroolOiisfeit unb Der
SpeiHuns niht mebr 10 leidt bic Beute
berSloier SeBer uno 9emasoaen werosn.
Sn u~nierer auswdriisen Yolitit nar
Die Saliuns Der Sereinisten Staaten
piirois uno FORFEIT. Der Yrdiioent er.
fldrte pom Gnians an, oaB Dr abiolut
fein Gett batten, uns in bic innere 30.
litlf Sawali's einSumiiten uno ielne
Saltuns purbe irVs bss @eitreis Elm
5elner Sinso Bolititsr BON gonareB
sutsebeiBen. Nadoem iebt. am iinsit.
persausesansenen A.. Suli Die Sanai.
iuner ii4 ielbit 81 @uniten Der &epublif
erfldrt uno SANFORD y. Dole oils ben
eriien Yrdioenten oerlelben feierlidh
iniialirt baben, 1T uniere vWiEion" CUR
Giuilifruns Der aauaien natlrli9 81
@nos.
Sn benz brail,anliden 8ursertrisse
ODER, rldti9er seiast. elmer Warinere,
polis Der Nomirale Welo uno bo @amo
se9en ben re4tlid e~rtpdblteu Yraiioen'
len Bsiroto, faBte unter oamals ia ben
brailiauiiden @ewdfern tationirisr
Aontre. Nbmirol u. 6. q. Beabam, Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27
rem 8nOden itatt sar nidts oaraubieten.
Die ourh bic alIaemelne tln,ufrieoen>

rem 8uphen fat sar nibts barsubieten.
Die ourb bic alsemelne unJuirieoen-
be,t beruorseruieue gcrsp.B enesuns, b.
D. bic 8ilours uno Der Nnmarib auf
8aibinston BON einisen iid ielbff
,Commonweal-" ooer Industrial
Armies" nennenosn, gum 2beil aus
3ramps, sum 9beil aber aud aus queer
Nrbeit tefinbliden uirfliden Nrbeitern
beitebenoen Saufen. 1T, nie ~uorauSSu'
ieben nor, obne iesli6es &eiultat pies
Der i'm Sante perlaufen.
9usesen waren bic sroBsn &oblers
ftrifes uno namentlih bic neueite in Sol.
&C elmer 2obnreeuttion in ben Yuamans
'ihsn YalaisG ar'Sabrifen anseoronete
Notwithstanding uieler @iienbabntes
oienlieter leioer BON ben iibeliten Sol9en
bssleitet. @enn ar6Sere Waiien BON
Weniden in Guiresuns seratben, mo-
mentIib in sroBen Stdoten ober Su-
ouhriecentren, me fih uub nod aaerlei.
ieoe @elessnbeit gum &aoaumahen be-
nusenber Mob barunter miiht, 10 sibt
es lnruben. 9ieielben arteten IN iols
dem Wabe Gus. bab bic lofaleu 8eb0rs
ben uno ielbit bic sum auBersemobn-
lidsu DENT e,nseitmorenen Deputy
Sherifis nidt mebr aenlsten, ionbern
an pielen Orten Die WiliSen uno iosar
Dos resuldre Ntilitdr berausbeoroert
uereen muBte, UNI bic Sronuns pisber
berausbeoroert Werben muBte, UNI bic
Srouuns wieber berSuitelen. Namenis
LID in Chicago trieb es Der WOb 10 tc0,
bob er ben sanSen Bertebr, ioaar bic
Yoituerbinouus abitnltt, bic NIT aQen
m6slihsn Waarsn belabenen Baaen in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27

Silla.-Su elmer pier Meilen BON
bier sslssenen Sduls ibe,iielen om
Sreiios bic Sdiler ben Gebrer. bauten
ihn iiitiis rur6 rno watien ,bu sum
5snisr blnaus. 9as iiebt Der amerl'
fanit1m Su9eno abniIb.
M o.-Sn benz GroSefe bon
0lb. Siein ssseu ben SOtelbeiiBer Saul'
pausb, uel1sr absr att 9ase in Nm
iprub nabm, boben be @eidworenen
elm ildslitss Miileio fir bic 8ldserin
on ben 2as selest. u. Siein ~uerlanste,
ipsnn Sanlpausb iein 8eritre4en. fe
su sbeli1en, nidi balten wCae, elm @nt'
Itabisunasff Halter BON einisen 3auieno
Dollars; a~nitatt Der perlan9ten Snmme
ertanntsn ON Samita9 bic @sitworensn
Der 8ldseriu siusn Dollar ~.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27

friibsre &ommanoant Der noroa.ldntis
ihen Slottenfaiion, feline Nuiaabe in
iebr forrefter 8siie auf. Dime iit in
irasno melder 8eiie in ben 8ampi islbf
einSumiihsr. mad,e sr ben Sniursentsn
fibrern iebr enersiid bssreiil'd. ooB er
innerbalb oes Bereids Der Hereinafter
Staaten 8anouen fsire YerIebuna ees
intsrnationalen G6lferrehis, Shdol
suns Der Sniereien o Nussb6rissn
neutraler Mdhte &C. buloen piiroe. uuo
ianote einem Der &ebeucniblffe. wsldss
bic @arnuns nidt beatteie, Elm puar
8useln in Die 9ofelase. =
Die Y%srinssmeer 5rase 1T Sur Slem.
lihen 3uir,eoenbeif aler bstbsilistsn
Yarteien. B.. b. mebr sur unierissn, als
sur ruiIiten erleoi9t.
Nah Nicarasua muros zines ~unierer
ariessid,fie seianbt, i'm Sale es baietbft
gum SduBe ~unierer Sntereisu n0tbia
iein iOlte.
Die Statiiii ~unierer Gi~npanceruns
iiir bic eritsn iisbsn Wonate oes Sabres
1894 ldBt lsloer cine sepaltiss 8srmlu'
beruns BON 1886 Yerionsn i'm Der
slelhe Su oerielbeu 8eitoauer bss Sab.
res 1885, erieben. IS 1T bies um 10
beoauerliber. oils mir nah ben ON Nrs
fanse bieies 8eridts sesebsnsn ,Sableu
nod fur reidli6 200 Wiaionen Wers
fdep Blas baben. sstn-l
Die BON Der %Ipsenannten ,Imerican
Yrotectiue NH~ociation" uno aneersn
Knownothing- Cranks %ssplanisn Dor
idldse sur @rihweruus, beSisbuns swsiie
gum oiretten 8srboie aasr Ginwanoe.
rans iuo oaber ni&t oQeiu ie9r lber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27

2po SarborS.-Mus McDo
nalo uuroe Sonntas toot ~ssfunben; er
ttar ,te 80 CUB in be 1isie unb bro4
ba6 0said.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27

Rsihrs Ra&riata auf Ssttt 4.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-27
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-20
A Cure For Rheumatism.

A we'll known member of the bee
keeping fraternity has been lecturing in
Northumberland on that particular form
of small industry to which he has de-
voted himself, and in the course of his
address he dwelt not merely on the finan-
cial but the hygienic advantages of
bee culture. He informed his audience
that he was the father of twelve chill
dren, all living, and ascribed this fact to
the liberal use of honey as an article of
diet, adding that hegets good deal more
money from the local doctor for honey
than the doctor gets from him for medi-
cine.
More than that, he has derived another
personal advantage from keeping bees
in his complete freedom from rheuma-
tism, from which he previously suffered,
and has no doubt that this pleasing i'm
munity is entirely due to the beneficial
influence of bee stings. We have heard
of people fagellating themselves with
nettles, but the beauty of the bee cure is
that there is no necessity for any exer-
ton on the part of the patient.-West--
ern England) Gazette.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-20
An American In Enrland.

It is amusing to watch an Ameri
san during his first visit to England,
especially If he has any business ''to
put through" His tremendous scorn
for this ''effete nation" is monument
al. He is ali impatience. He swears
every Englishman is lazy. He is in
dignant because no Londoner can bt
found at bis office before 10 in the
morning and not many before IL.
ae is all impatience He kicks
against the snails. AS result he
either defeats his mission and ne.
turns home a sadder but not much
wiser man, or he sees his folly and
changes his tactics.
For dealing with Americans tn,
English have one invaliable ruls
They pursue Fabian policy. They
let the Americans wait. In the end
the Englishman usually gets the het
ter of the bargain. At any rate he
rarely gets the worse part of it.
The American is not accustomed to
wait. When forced to long delay,
he usually becomes restive, and then
he shows his weak points. This at
least is the Englishman's theory, and
long practice has confirmed him in
the use of it.-London Cor. Boston
Herald.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-04-20
A Dissertation Of Kinlinr.

One of Rudyard Kipling's Brattle
boro neighbors describes him, with
the fairness but the frankness of an
indignant New England woman, in
these plain terms: when read his
Scathing comments upon our Amer
ican ways and words, l always think
to myself, That's pretty well for 4
young can whose personal habits
are so very far from pleasing or tidy.
But in conversation he does not of
fend in any such way as in print. He
saves all that for the Auglicans who
want it. Really he is a genial and
agreeable acquaintance, though at
first sight one would set him down
for-well, l think tramp is abou.
as high in the social scale as Mr.. Kip
tings appearance would warrant one
IN placing him. New York Times