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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21

George Francis Train has assumed the
title of 'Rcv" He preached in Union
Square hall on the subject of He'll"
job Batty's Sons, an old-cstablished
Philadelphia yarn and carpet firm, wants
cash to pay about 100000 in debts, and
has confessed judgment in that sum.
BY n collision of hose carts ut Roches.
ter, \. Y, fircmen were thrown in all di-
rcctions. Lieutenant Lewis Rice was
killed and Captain Frank Grafton scri-
onsIy injured.
David Tuckhorn. local buyer for Nelson
Morris IL Co., ut Kansas City, killed him
self. He had been drinking, and there il
q woman in the case.
Claus A. Blixt, the murderer of Cath
crime Cling at Minneapolis, surprised tho
prosecution by pleading not guilty. The
trial was set for Jan. T. He declined tho
counsel appointed for him by the court,
and r. r.. O'Dcll appeared in his behalf.
The defense will be insanity brought on
by the use of stmulants given by an
othpr
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Editors To Irnnr. ISnIh.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec l9.-In limo
with the suggestion OF the Tallndcga
News Reporter Il blank agreement is pre-
pared for circulating among the Alabama
editors, the compact to be entered into
being thar they will not again print the
name of Reuben f. Kolb, nor that of any
Of his politician associates In the respective
papers. The idea Is to have the press boy.
colt him
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Mnr Agnint Ticket scalners.

CLEVELAND, Dee. 1s.-War has boon
declared by the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern company against ticket scalpcrs
who have of late been dealing large
ly in tho mileage books of that COM
pany. An imperative order has been is
sued to all passenger conductors instruct
ing them that in every case where mileage
books are presented the holder must sign
his name and If the signatures do not
agree the books must be taken up and faro
collected On 1000 mile tickets the photo
graphs attached thereto must be closely
scrutiniZcd and the books confiscated II
not correct.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Literally Chopped to Pieces.

MILLEDGEyILLE, Ga, Dec. lS.-Dr. r.
A. Nelson, superintendent of the incbri
ate asylum, was literally chopped to pieces
by Thomas Allen, an inmate of the asy-
lum. Allen was suffering from delirium
trcmens and DR.. Nelson had taken him
out for n walk. Suddenly while tho ply
sicians back was turned Allen sprang
upon him with u hatchct and repeatedly
buried the murdcrous weapon in his skull
AllCn is in Jail.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21

Thursday. Dee. Is.

Mary Stewart Sherman only daughter
OF the Ohio senator, WAS marie ] to Jam IS
Ivers McCallunl, i'm her fathers rcsiience
ut Washington, the knot being tied by
Rev. II. III. McKim, OF the Oh ca 81 the
Epiphany. Among the guests was Father
Sherman, the priestly son OF "Old Te-
cump."
Sir John Thompson, premier of Canada,
died ut Windsor, England, n M pmert after
a meeting of the British privy council at
which he was sworn in as member. He
was born in Nova Scotia, ana hal been
for many years prominent in Dominion
politics He was 90 years old
The Commercial bank ut St Joseph,
Mo-, has made an assignment. Liabilities
are given ut $270,OO0 and assets ut S3 %, 100.
The capital of sl2500) has lately been inn
paired onchalf by losses on loans.
In recognition of his distinguished Scr
vice in the Harris campaign against tho
African slave traders the Belgian Royal
Geographical society has elected H. Dor
sey Mohun, United States commercial
agent in the Congo Free State, an honor
airy member.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
;pEBs PREFERS TO GO TO PRISON.
The a. X. u. Leaders VIII Abandon the
Proposed Appeal.

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Eugene V. Debs and
his colleagues of the directory of the A. r.
u, who were sentenced by Judge Woods
to terms in the Cook county Jail of from
six to three months, have abandoned tho
proposed appeal to the supreme court and
will accept their sentences The delays of
the law arc given as the reason for this de.
termination. It is said that their attor-
ney expostulated in vain and that Judge
Trumbulfs advice was in line with their
resolve
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

New YORK, Dec 10.
Money on ca easy at 11s % per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 2}4Gil5 per cent. Sterling
exchange dull with actual business III
bankers bills at 4SS9s0iS9& for demand and
4S19s04S134 for sixty days; posted rates 4sSITG9
4S9 and 4S9l90i0O; commercial bills 4S6I6D
1861
Silver certificates 81 no sales; bar sill
yer 595s Mexican dollars 80.
United States government bonds SIS regular.
llS14; IS coupons llS14 As regular 1lil4; As
'upons ljIi; as regular 91 Pacific G's of
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
Chicago Grain and Produce.


Chicago. Dec Is.
Following were the quotations Oh tho Board
of Trade { day. Wheat--De tember, opened
$3.50, closed j5l4c; May, opened JSilc, closed
JS1sc; July, opened $3.50, closed 5S'sc Corr
Decembr r, pencl C. clio sed 4G}1.; Janu-
airy, opened :B5Sc, closed 4G}sc; May, OPP ned
491ac, closed l9y4c. ts-December, opened
&C, closed 2915c; January, opened $3.50
closed 20l4 May, opened 324c clio ed 3slsc
Pork-January, opened Sill S2la, closed S1l.S-1a
May. opened ST.. Is, closel SILL Lard
january, opened 1855 closed $685.
Pro luce: Butter-E Itra creamery, DC per
III; extra dairy, 20, pac&ing stock, l01llc.
Eggs-Fresh st OK, re per d,z o,so or. Live
neutrality-suspicious. 5ls tGI: per Id: turkeys,
rose; ducks, 1GoSlsc; geese, $j.0DbG0J per
doz. Potatoes Burbanks I3dj0c per bu;
Hebrons, i36liSc; early rose. E}6tiSc. Sweet
potatoes Illinois, Sl.:ipL5Q Cranberries
Cape COD. fair TO CHI ice, $S.tcdD00j per Dbl;
fancy. A.G0tai Honey--Wlitc clover, l. b
section, new ,totk, l3a1l4c: broken comb.
l0fSl2c dark co ub poor packages, Sc; strained
California. JdgUc pr :.
Chicago Live stocx.
CHICAGO, Dec. Is.
Live stock Prices at the Bn "a >. cS Yards
today ranged as follows: Hog -..stinilted
receipts far the day. -, 90; >.,l.s ranged at
So 4OG4.O5 pig, 1896 gl.35 ligat, $iVJ ft.-J
rough packing, $LU5Gi.5J mixed, and Si.2j5
4G5 heavy pa kI- an shipping lots.
Cattle-Res -ipts tor the day 5,jJe Quota
tions ranged ut S50J % go Christmas
boeves, $5.60J.SJ ciioics to extra ship
ping steers, St40iDLUJ good To choice do.
50 6jnI.3j fair to gojI. SjlJd3.Bl common tn
medium do. SIS tJjj butchers steers, Ssl0
@80o stocktrs. s..'IDlli feeisrs, slsj0.7J
cows, Ss.W0B3D METERS, Sl.jjG ljJ bulls, So
6y3.l0 Texas steers, $.1j6Di.!j western rangers,
aud $2.Wlo55J veal calves
Shccp-Estinia,cd receipts for tue day.
1900; sales ranged ut s2.0j1ljl Westerns.
$l..51p2.0l r xans Sl.IJ OH natives, andk2.G
GL4.:5 lambs.
East Bnffiio Live stock.
EAST BUFFALO, Dec. Is.
Cattle Receipts IN mead; good fat butch
ers' NJ ers, Si.3 ettW; stDc Gers S,0Da250;
fair to good tai cows, $s.5thl4i Hogs
Receipts $500 head good mixed packers,
SI.O0llI.jj. good Ledium. Si6J6iIO: choice
heavy, S.,OGtI..J; pigs, A.MGnLGl sheep
and lambs - Rccc pts, 1900 head; good
native lamb, $iGNd3.55; choice mixed sheep.
S2.406o26j; choice wethers, S2.aGa35s export
Toledo Grain.
TOLEDO. Dec. Is.
Wheat-No. cash. 5ic; December, 64c
January. &C; May, 5s5sc July, c. Corn-No.2
mixed, 46lfc; December. 46ISc; No. mixed.
43c; No. 4 mixed, Ale; No. yellow, 44c.
Oats--No. mixed, alc: No. white. 3Jac.
Rye - Cash, 51c. Glover seed-Prime cash,
$500; December, $j.57ls; February, $565lS;
March. s5.67ls.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-12-21
The Murder Is still a Mystery.

PANA, Ills. Dec ls.--The murder Of tho
unknown young man near here Is still u
mystery. The victim is unidentified
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13
9epeideu.
SnIanO.
81 10 Nnrf & MHGr,

gts 10 Oort, s. Mdrs.
Saut elmer beute bon Gom aus bier
ciugetrofienen Yripat Gabeloepeibe
tilnoigt cardinal 2eoo6owsti, Der Yrd=
fett Der propaganda, al, oaB Siibof
MaB bon Senper, @oloraoo, als Nab=
folser oes SiidOfs 3aroetti nab st.
@louo, lfinn.. perieBt moroen it,.
SlI6of 3aroetti lit betanntli9 un=
ldnsit bonn Yapite gum grsbii6of BON
Sutareltin &umanien ernannt wproen.
g bel5pOille, Sno., 2. Mdr,.
Der S6nell3ug Der Gincinnatier
3weigbabn Der @lepelano, Cincinnati,
6bicaao IL ct. 2Ouis GiIenbabn iubr
beute MOrsen iiber Charles 8laier,
einen anselebenen bel Wanbsfer mob
nenoen 6armer binwes. Sb es Elm
llnfaa ober Selbltmoro mar, 1T ni6t
betannt. @laier blieb auf Der STEELE
toot.
Setroit, Wti6., s. Mdr,.
Deute Morsen um swei llbr brad in
einem 8ebanoe am 6ooillac plaBe, in
Dellen pberem Stoftperte etpa piersia
9seaer lpairten, Seuer aus. SaHelbe
entltano i'm speiten Stpfnerfe in Der
Salle. uno man slaubt. oaB es anse=
le9t muroe. @dbreno Der 0ertpirrnna
iprang Der 9teser SbOmas Settle aus
elnem 0enter oes orittsn StDdwsrtss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13
Subuque, Soua, 9ieuitag, ben 13. Mdri 1884,

:fe9tm6Bigteit Der glusua6menmaBre=
geln uno bob in geIdidter Weiie, Die
tlcfen @inoruf ma6te, Die groBe 8e=
fdbrliAteit Der unteroriidten 9epegung
berpor. ST bebauptete oieie babe Die
3ertrillnmerrng Der natiDualen Gin=
belt berbeifiibren f0nnen. Gpldianni
uno 6apullptti nannten bieie 9ebaup=
tllng unnabr. Sie Gammer bDrte
bierauf SOnninOs Sinansoarlesung an,
Die fiir oas nGblte Sausbaltsiabr einen
Seblbetrag BON III Wtillionen Sire in
2lusli6t itellt. Sas porise Gtatsiobr
ihlieBt nit elmer GrbObung Der Staats=
l6ulo um AS, oas laufenoe NIT ",
Oas nd6he nit III W}illipnen 2ire
6eDlbetrag, Der in jeoem folgenoen
Sabre UNI meitere 3nOlf WiQionen itei=
gen niiroe. S1on am 30. SUM 1898
betrugen Die auI9elaufenen SeblbetrGge
493 Willlionen Sire, wdbreno bon 1889
bis 1898 ilber cine Ntillaroe al S6ulo=
titeln uerduBert uurOe. Die Ge9ierlln9
Mill ni9t tiefer Dem 9luslanoe eegen=
iiber in Shuloen eeratben, lie mill Der
leibtlinnigen, liisneriiben uno peroerb=
lihsn 6inanswirtbibaft, Die unter
Mitbilfe elmer ibmaroBenoen ausiau=
9en0eu Sureautratie lett Is Sabren
0as Suno oem iinancieQen uno wirtb=
|6aftllben &um suIiiDrt, ein Gnoe ma=
den. Sas &eSierllngsprOgramm um=
faBt fiir's erIte q Miliionen Gripar=
nilie lmo cine Germebrung Der Steuern
um 50 Ntillipnen, uno stpar Der
Gruno=, GermOgens=, grbidafts=,
Stempel=, SalS= uno SpiritusIteuern.
q Wtillionen meroen our6 llmwano=
lung rilf,oblbarer Shulotitel, Il
Millionen our6 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
AZ Millionen enoli6 Dur9 GrbObung
Ger GincommenI Iteuer BON l3s auf 20
procent erSielt ueroen, llnter giure6=
nung bon 2l Wtillionen gori6uB bon
Ginlasen uno Sarlebnscahen. Sa=
our6 IinO iomit Obise III Milipnen
geoedt. Sie tiinftisen Mebrbeoiirf=
niiIe weroen ourb Die grtrdgnille Der
GerpaltungsrefOrm geoedt. Die auBer=
proentli6en 9lusgaben, ausi6lieblib
uuf militIrii6em Gebiete, bleiben auf
80, Die giienbabnbauten auf 80 Millio=
nen feitgelest. Die Sarlesung Der
&egisruns rief am Sdluhe mlr ipdr=
li1en Seifaa uno ben ldrmenoen @i=
oeripru6 Der duBerlten 2inten berpor.
Sn Der Shat, ioa Die Gntriii flung iiber
Die SinanSpldne Der &eg,erung ii6 ni6t
DIfentlib tunoseben, ipem Die Ge9ie=
ruus neue ihwere Saiten antiinoist, ba
oas 2anopirtbihaftlide ibon bollltdn=
big ausseip9en lit uno ibpn am Sun=
gertrude nagt?
Senbpr Yrubente Moraes,
Der neu=erwdblte Yrdiioent Der &epu=
btit Yraiilien, 1T in SaO Yaulo sebo=
ren uno gebDrt elmer Der dlteiten uno
einiluBreiditen Samilien ieines Sei=
matblanoes an. gr lit 9lopotat bon
Serui, elm cpnierpatiper &epublitaner
uno elm Mann BON rei6er politifber
@rTabruns, Der eine sldnSenoe 2auf=
babn ibon ourdmeBen bat. Sb es
ibm selinsen wiro, Der iunsen &spu=
blit ben Srisosn 81 seben9
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4frifa.
8atburf, Sniel st. Warps, !
8 9H1r,


Die britiihen StreittrdIte itpBen BEL
ibrem SerIu6e, Die Seute oes SGupt-
linss SoOisliab, oes Sallptes Der Scla=
peniager, 81 Paaren Sll trsiben, auf
bartndfi9en gSioerltanO. giue flie-
genbe So!pnne, wel6e seliern Don Su.
iumbula ua9 Satamar aufbrab, ltieB
bel ibrem Sorriiden aui teinerlei gSi.
oeritauo. Die 9lbtbeilun9 I0no ieoO5.
oaB Safamar itart nit Yallinaoen be.
feltigt mar. Son allen Seiten Turbe
beftig sel6oilen. S6lieBlib beparien
Die britilben Sruppen Die StaOt nit
Somben ,lno parieu cine glnSabl &a-
teten m Oicielbe, wODur6 cine gluSabl
Sduier in grano aeitedt uno lonlti9er
Sbaoen an9eri6tet wuroe. Der
Gampf pdbrte cine Stunoe. Die
Sriten batten in oieier 3eit bic Staot
TritDrt uno tebrten ipater narb Su.
iumbula 3uriid, in Der glbiiobt, beute
nit Der Giammtna6t porsu9eben. Sie
einsisen 9erlulte, wel9e aeitern auf
britii6er Settle fattfanoen. waren orei
Werpunoete.
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Yreiie Der In5eisen

Sober Sou Der SpaItc per sSabr ..s12.oo
1, >. ., Utouote. ....., 07S
q. I. 3Monate. 80l
Sir iebe 3silc srspier, oSsr oercn aaam, Sas
crItemal 10 SentS.
Ssirntbs. unb EoSes.auSet9su nit Spru5sl5a
obne Spru9 sl0o.
ansei9er. Die bem 9eiite Der tot9 Str1t JIut.
Der fine, fiHosn tsiHs auiHabms.
Nnseisen fenoe man ~ ate
items am 11lontaS 11lor.
gen elm.
SottMrbeitea aller 4rt prDulpi uHS biIia
ansgefiibrt.
Sifice oer Gazette.
Gde Der Sebitsn uua Sopaftraje.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-03-13

Der 3iidtritt oes Cabinets eriolste
nad elmer itiirmilden, liebenitiinoisen
SiBuns, in pelber Die Sbatiade su
Sage setreien mar, baB untsr ben Wiit.
glieoern betrefs Der seplanten uirtb.
ibaitli6en uno acknowledgement ernt.
li6e MeinInssperi6ieoe berri6.
fen.
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s. o | | a n b.
8 p a II / E n.

Maorio, s. MGr,.
Sas cabinet lit suriifsetreteu uno
Die &Onisiu 3sgentin bat ben Yre.
mierminlltsr Sasaita nit Der Nsubil.
ouns zines &abinets beauftrast.
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ND. 1881.

auf Die StraBe binunter, nobel er
idwere SerleBungen erlitt. Der ourh
oas Seuer anseri9tete S6aoen mar
nur gerlng.
Soiton, 9. WGr3.
Sas S6ub= uno Stiefelgeibdft BON
Sames 9. Billings in No. ll6 SOm=
merltraBe, nit Sabriten in Marlboro,
bat ganterott gemabt, uno William
8. 9lllen & Son, go. ~ Si9bltraBe,
gum porlGuligen WaHeuperwalter ein=
9eiebt. Die S6ulpen weroen auf
$4,000 uno Die 9luBenitdnoe auf
ettpa $40. 900 angegeben, aber Die leB=
teren mOgen nod beoeuteno suiammen=
l9rumpien.
Oil Gitp, 3d., 9. Mdrs.
Sin aus SelbDtti6pasen beltebenoer
6ra1t5ug Der gSeltern 9tew YOrt IL
Yennlplpania Giienbabn oerun9liifte
beute Ntprgeu in Der 9tdbe bon bier,
inoem er in eine aufs 8eleiie gsitiirSte
@romaiie fubr. Sas Del 9erietb in
Srano uno Die g8aqeu murben serit0rt.
Der SelSer Wtartln tuuroe getOotet lno
einige Seute Ipm 3ugperlonal puroen
lei4t oerleyt.
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WuSIauo.

Sn Ceitcrrri6sllnsarn iiebt es fir
bic 9lusli6ten Der &atbo,iten in Der
Is ipiltrauunss Sorla9e
l6le6t aus. lleber cine MaHenperz
lammlung. wel6e su @uniteu Der
Sorlase am 4. Wdr3 in Subapelt itatt=
iano, miro 9emeloet:
Die Staot war Deute Die Scene elmer
The record-union., 1894-01-27

ization for one where the higher concep-
tons are unknown. Murder. robbery
and jail-breaking have become sufficient
ly common to be established as an in
herent attribute OF California civilization.
McNulty murdered man in cold blood.
According to the Governor his defense OF
insanity was lie and fraud; and his
plea of self-defense another shameless
pretense. A jury, after a perfectly i'm
partial trial, found him worthy of death,
and still he is reprieved, and public jour
nails contemptuously characterize the
gallows, which should be terror to evil
doers, as ''the black emblem of shameful
DEATH" The men who are harboring
Chris Evans in the mountains will find
encouragement in this outburst of ap-
plause, and human life will be less secure
because less sacred, and murder will find
encouragement in the escape of this MUIR
derer from due retributive justice.
1t is related that when a petition was
presented to Richelieu for the abolition Of
capital punishment he responded with
characteristic insight into the logical con-
sistency of things: "Yes. The abolition
OF the death penalty is good thing. Let
the assassins Begin"
The record-union., 1894-01-27
TRUSTEES SALE.

DURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF a
| certain deed Of trust eXeculed by Francis
NJ. Kirk patrick of Colusa County. State of
California to E. Q. Atkinson and +. j. Croly
OF the City of Sacramento, County of Sacra-
mento, State of California, as Trustees dated
December 3, 1SSS, and recorded on December
12, 1oSS, in the Office of the County Recorder
of the County OF Colusa, state of California,
in Book s of DEEDS, at page /, and on appli-
cation of the holder and owner of the promS-
sorry note, secured to be paid by SAID deed Of
trust, and because default has been made in
the payment OF the Indebtedness secured to
be paid by said deed of trust, the undersigned
Trustees will sell, at public auction, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, in United
States gold coin, at the front of the Court
house of the County OF Sacramento, III
the City of Sacramento, State of California,
on FRIDAY the 2d day OF February, 1894,
between the hours OF 10 A. NJ, and ! 2 NJ. of
that day said sale commencing at the said
hour of 10 \. N. of said day. the following
described real estate, with the Improvements
thereon, formerly situated in the County OF
Colusa, but now situated in the County OF
Glenn, State of California, to w.t. The north
west quarter and the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter, the south half and north
east quarter of the southeast quarter of Sec
tion twenty-four, TOWNSHIP twenty-five north,
range four west, Mount Dlablo base aud me
ridian. 2. G. ATKINSON, Trustees.
Sacramento, January IL, 1894.
y. L. HART, Attorney.
ja11-12-13-1S-19-20-
The record-union., 1894-01-27

more careful and secret in his assault,
that detection may not follow it.
Flog the offender and turn him loose,
and you embitter the man the more
against society and he will assuredly
seek revenge. Yield to the demand for
Inc lash and you recognize and accede TO
feeling of vengeance Flog and also i'm
prison and you but lengthen the time of
incarceration and largely remove the pos
slbility of making the man harmless to
society.
The motive that induces men to COM
NIT crimes of violence is nearly always
present and immediate, and the fear of
punishment remote This fear exercises
comparatively little influence upon hu-
man conduct. Hence it is, as the
motive is immediate and the fear remote,
that bodily punishment does not remain
as a deterrent. 1t is necessary, therefore,
to deprive the criminal of the power TO
yield to the impulse of the immediate
motive; he must be deprived of liberty
and so disciplined that when discharged
he will be least liable to be subject to the
impulses to do evil.
This is not always the result, it is true;
nor is it true that offenders in Delaware
do not return to the whipping-post over
and over again. But while the post does
not scipline-imprisonm and en-
forced industry do make deep and last
ing impressions, and do tend to operate
through the ordinary channels of human
nature to adjust the man to conditions of
peace with society, and to convince him
that self-interest lies in that direction.
The teaching of experience is that they
do give him grip of restraint upon mis-
passions and evil impulses, and do
strengthen the better part and very often
do eradicate the disposition to war against
society.
As has been wittily said by a distin-
guished New York lawyer, ''the offender
is put in prison on the same principle
that yellow-fever ship is kept in quar-
antine, or smallpox patient confined
in hospital" If the criminal promises
to be menace to society all his life, if ne
is incorrigible. it were better to execute
him at once and thus destroy his ability
to do evil. Ifby detention and discipline
he can be rendered harmless to society,
then it is best to detain and discipline
him. But it cannot be shown that the
lash deters because the fear is not con-
tinuing nor the punishment final, nor yet
is it reformatory. because it turns the
man out in no better relation to society
than existed when he was apprehended
The record-union., 1894-01-27

WILLIAM sent Bismarck bottle of very
old wine. Bismarck drank the wine and
warmed toward William, and now the
two fall into each others arms and Ger
man unity is once more assured. Let no
temperance reformer hereafter, forever,
say that there is not virtue in wine.
Problem-if it takes one bottle to recon-
cile William and Bismarck, how many
tuns OF the blood of the grapes of Alsace
and Lorraine will it require to cement the
friendship between Germany and France.
The record-union., 1894-01-27

band concert proved that the hoodlum
instinct dominated in that gathering.
Miss Stewart is not a great singer, neither
is she mediocre; besides, she was giving
her services free for San Francisco's bene-
fit, and clearly was suffering from cold;
but above all she is a woman, and conf
mon gentihty demanded that she be
treated fairly. Miss Stewart has the
sympathy of decent people, and the audi
ence has their contempt
The record-union., 1894-01-27

CONGRESS has condemned the design
for the medal to be struck by the United
States for award to exhibitors of high
merit at the Columbian Exposition. St.
male figure in the foreground, holding a
torch in one hand and a shield upon the
left arm. A grave and reverend Senator
was shocked, and so a new design is or
dered. Was the shield held too high or
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