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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
Insect Organization,

If deer and antelopes do not make progress because their wants are al- ready satisfied, on what theory can we account for the divisions and sub divisions of social functions in nests of crawling ants? Take, for example, the Amazon ants. Their homes are filled with slaves, and the master ant has lost not only the desire to work, but even the habit of feeding itself, so that it would die of hunger beside pile of sugar if gray ant were not there to put it into its mouth. Among the Amazons the slaves undertake every labor; it is they who build and who carry the young for their masters. They bring them food, clean them and carry them from place to place, if there is need to emigrate. The masters. by los ing interest in work, lose also their votes when 1t is a question of taking resolution concerning the whole col ony. The servants act on their own initiative and their own responsibility and even in grave concerns, such as emigration, the idle masters do not seem to be consulted"
 The division of insects into castes of fighters and workers seem in some in' stances due to sexual difference, as in the case of bees and hornets. But this does not explain the subsequent ap. portioning of the tasks of each of the common interests of the society. Who directs that one set of bees shall SC abroad to fetch honey. another set wait to receive and clean them on the plat form at the mouth of the hive, and the third body guard the entrance against ized system can be watched wherever 8 beehive Is inhabited In an English garden. The gardening ants," whicl collect pieces of vegetable, and pilt them up to rot in the dark interior o their nests until they are covered witi a kind of fungus. on which the ants live make a walled street. partly roofed. uI to the plant whose leaves they propos' to cut, and divide the labor according t. lIl6 olLC Ol tne WOEh hC ioA 6SSk oS as the road menders. and repair th' "permanent way" when it becomes in jured by traffic. The next tn size cu the leaves and carry them, and the yer! small ants fuss around. and being un able to cut leaves get in the way. ant are sometimes carried themselves O, a leaf in whose transportation they ar, anxious to assist.
 The mechanical societies of these In sects are wholly beyond explanation The apologies of reason which hol' good in the case of. the higher animat must fail when applied to any theor! of rational development in the ant an, bee. Their instinct Is born fully devel oped. whereas in the higher animal
 there is at least the rational attribut that. though they do not progress as class. individuals do occasionally de velop social tendencies which are anolo eeus to our own.-London Spectator.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
NO HTKRY.

Again the wondrous charter or the city of NewIIaven fails In guidance just when it's guidance Is needed. u does not make entirely clear what can or should be done about filling the vacan- cy made by the death of MT. Lake Fortunately the work of the office Is in good hands, Mir. Thomas, the ap- pontee of the board of finance. being entirely competent and efficient There fore the city's interests will not suffer while the charter is being discussed and interpreted.
 Whatever is done there should be no hurry. The office is a very important one and should not be filled without due delibera tion. If it is not positively il- legal We think the better way would be to let things stand as they are until the regular election. The time for that is not far off, and if special election should be held and result in the cleo tion of a man who should fail to be chosen at the regular election there would be no gain, and there would be some loss. And anyway a special elec- tion would cost more than it would be worth under the circumstances. There is no need of haste, as long as MT. Thomas is at the helm, and there should who have made a somewhat unseemly exhibition of themselves.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

sul general set forth the advantages that would probably occur to the trade relations of the United States 1T a gen. eral commercial treaty could be made with the Korean government. His long experience at n most important post of duty, and his complete familiarity with eastern politics. enabled him to set forth in a most excellent state pa per the importance of this expedition to Korea.
 The consul general was under the im- pression that the first object of the mis- sion to that country ought to be to in- quire into the los or destruction of the schooner General Sherman. and If it was found true that the crew had been wrongfully treated. as reported. then indemnity should be required. The reasons for this suggestion became ap' parent when he states that Tt cannot be we'll to let pass uninvestigated a matter which there is every reason to believe may have been a very grave outrage on a vessel and persons sailing under our flag" and his fuller meaning will be comprehended better when 1t is borne in mind that at that period there was strong anti-foreign feeling throughout the east. If the foreign powers permitted the wrongs of their subjects to go unredressed. an obvious and unfavorable change immediately took place in the demeanor even of the working coolies towards foreigners Their anti-foreign swagger and inso lent parade in the foreigners pres ence indicated what the feeling was
 among the upper classes.
 It was therefore of the first import. ance to our interest and standing ir the East at that time to investigate this Sherman outrage on the coast of Korea and the writer is satisfied that the re. suit which Admiral Rogers accomplish ed in 1871 in storming and capturing the forts on the island of Rang Hoa largely increased the prestige and safety of for. eigners in all treaty ports of the east ern empires. It surely put an end tc that savage unrest which culminatet in the massacre of helpless, innocent foreign missionary women at Tien' Tsin in 1870. In effect it was a remind CT ta all the eastern nations that treaty stipulations would be insisted upon while it gave assurance to those domi ciled in the east that they and theii interests would be guarded by theil government so long as they conformet strictly to the stipulations of existing | treaties.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
TRAVELS A LONG DISTANCE.

Who would have thought that the Carlsbad Sprudel Springs can be brought from Eurc.'e to America; and yet you can obtain Carlsbad Sprudel Salt here. at every drug store, which contains all the solid constituents of the water. Best taken when out door exercise can be had. Do not be imposed upon by unscrup- ulous dealers. Insist upon the genuine imported article.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
fl TIM ELY MOTE.

Of course it is important that the modern wonder workers have free scope, but there is a growing protest against allowing them to do anything that may lessen the unique grandeur of the Falls of Niagara. Two Ameri- can companies are now taking the waters of the Niagara river above the falls. Others have obtained char ters for the same purpose, but have not yet begun operations. Several companies have been organized to do the same thing on the Canadian side. committee of investiga tion appoint ed by the New York State constitu- tional convention has reported that unless measures Of supervision are adopted and a check put upon grants of similar franchises there is serious danger that the waters will be drawn upon to such an extent that this wonderful work of nature will be destroyed. And the following amend ment to the constitution is proposed: No charter, license or privilege to divert from their natural channels the waters of the Niagara river or any portion thereof above Niagara Falls shall be granted to any corporation association, person or persons. except for sanitary, domestic or fire purposes and such waters shall not be diverted
 for any purpose except herein in. dicated. All corporations, associations or persons who have hitherto beer licensed or granted the right to divert the waters of said river shall be un. der the direction and control of "the commissioners of the state reserva tion at Niagara" or such other officia or officials as may be given the contro of said reservation. Each of said cor pora tionS, associations or persons shal only be permitted to divert any portion of the waters of said river in sucf amounts and upon such conditions anc for such compensation to the State as said commissioner or official or off
 cials having charge of said reserva tior shall prescribe and determine. But
 this section shall ,ybt be so construed as to prevent the legislature from al
 tering, suspending or repeating any ol all grants or charters which permit the waters of Niagara river to be diverted from their natural channel
 | This is a timely move. The people of this country are practical, but the, are not practical enough to be willing to have the magnificence of Niagars Falls spoiled even for the sake o cheap electrical power and lighting So they will heartily commend any ao tion that New York may take tc preserve one of the greatest natura wonders of the world.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
The eanurai.

tFrom Harper's Weekiyl 'er
 Of all the figures of old Japan which the stage has preserved. the most Is the samurai. the man of two swords. who occupies in Japaness To- mantle story the place 6ilsd ey the ef old tn the lexsnda q 16fe.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

where they will be placed at the dis posai of tho scientific world for the further study and discussion. The Ind Is the most important this year in the domain of antiquities. and preparations are now being made to conduct com piete exploration of the Tiaxiaco ruins Tor further evidence of the ancient civi. lization which Is known to have four ished In southern Mexico.-The Tablet
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
THE COUNTRY'S MORTGAGE DEB

THE COUNTRY'S MORTGAGE DEBT,
 This country is worth about sS5, ,OO0.- 100000 at fair valuation. It is not yet dangerously mortgaged. but 1t will be if there isn't a change in the ten- dency of it's owners. MT. George K. Holmes has been making study of the real estate mortgage debt of the country. and his conclusions are in- ltsrestinS. He finds that the entire
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
THE WEEKLY JOURN.iL. Issued Thursdays, One Dollar a Year.
REORGANIZATION PUBLISHING co.
Advertising iintes.

Situations, Wants. Rents and other small nd- xertisementa, One Cent n Word each lnscr- tion. Five cents word Tor full week thoven flmeel. , - t., sortion Sl.a; each subsequent insertion, +O cents one week. s3.2O: one month. siO; one year, s4o u.o.,.
 Obituary notices. In prose or verso. IA cents Snd Funerns, % cents each. Local notices. 10 cents per line. ,-. -.
 Yearly advertisers are limited 10 their own immediate business tall matter to Do unoplcc. tionablcl, and their contracts do not ihcIude Wants, To Lei, For sale, ctc.
 Discounts-0n two Inches or more ono month and over. lOp per cent. on four inches or more one month and over, lb per cent
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

Librarian Spofford has selected the Following twenty five immortals. whose busts or statues shall adorn the new Homer, Shakespeare, Michael Angelo, Beethoven, Newton. Henry, Herodotus. ton, Solon, Blackstone. Moses, St. Paul, Franklin, Demosthenes, Dante, Irving, Macaulay. Scott, Emerson, Hawthorne and Goethe. This list will not satisfy everybody, and perhaps none could be made that would.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
The government of New South Vale

The government of New South Wales proposes to put an end to the abso- .ute sale of the public lands. and to Introduce a system of long leases, with guarantees for continuous residence on fhe part of the lessees, and to gradually subdivide the great pastoral holdings Into smaller homestead allotments.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

At recent meeting of the Royal Society an appliance called a ther- mogen was exhibited. It was quilted cushion, with fine wires arranged in- side by which it could be heated to any desired temperature by electric success in the hospitals, where it makes it possible to keep up the temperature of patients during prolonged operations with hemorrhage without such cum 5ersome appliances as blankets and Jessels of hot water.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

bytiyyRyp rY CARRIERS IN THE CITY. ID CENTS WEEK, D DcESTs A MONTH, s roH SIX MONTHS, 50 YEAR. TIE SAME TERMS hf MAIL
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21
Notice,

We cannot accept anonymous or return re- tccted communications. In all eases tho name of the writer will be required. noi for pup1lc"- tion but as n guarantee Of good fhith.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

Western Kansas doesn't appear to be a very reliable place to live in: Returns made by tax assessors this year indicate that S2 counties of the State have gained 19,7S7 inhabitants during the past 12 months, while 72 counties have lost 4S,- State of 2S,262 It is the western coun- ties that have chieflytsufcred. Taking that tie present population hardly ex- ceeds 4S,0OO, against over 100000 eight Nestments in Kansas was highest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

Punctuation amounts to something in spite of the general opinion of printers to the contrary. In the new tariff bill which the president is now considering . semicolon appears where it was in tended that colon should be placed. This has already caused quite con- troversy as to whether diamonds should be admitted free or will have to pay a 3uty of 25 per cent. for cut and 10 per cent. for uncut stones; and in the free nst there is a semioolon after the word 'seeds" where there should be colon. Ind if the diamonds are admitted free Snder this error then everything that iould come under the head of seeds will llso be admitted free, when it is intend- sd that only a very few varieties named In the bill shall be included. It is }laimed that the strict letter and punc- luation of tariff bills and not congress pional intention are followed by the tourts.
 l Under new law bicycles are taxa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

Under 8 new law bicycles are taxa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

In a recent sermon Rabbi Emil Hirsch said: Judaism is suffering from a dan serous disease caused by an excess of intellectualism and lack of enthusi- heart; there is a thought element most emphatic in the Jewish conception. In the Old Testament you find nothing of belief; thou shalt know" is the key note. Reason, thought, knowledge, are the foundations of our faith, and we welcome the light of science. No one has right to dictate to the Jew in mat ters of belief. He can take what view he will of the Bible or of after life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-21

It has been summery enough in this part of the world, but reports brought by vessels from Greenland are to the effect that there had been no summer in that Arctic land up to July Il. The bark Iodine sailed on that day from
 ? 1vigtut for Philadelphia; and on the previous day there had been furious snoW storm on the west coast which made even the Esquimaux shiver Snow was piled high in many places, and the mountains were as white as in midwin- tsf. It is believed that this state of affairs will interfere seriously with tn, plans of the Peary and other Arctic ex- lloring parties in their attempts to pen ltrate northward.
, 1894-07-11
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