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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

sec people take up their ear Of corn in their
fingers. always use a knife to dctach the
corn from the ear" Mrs. Homespun-
"Wcll, j suppose knife answers right well
where one has no tccth"-Boston Tran
ccript
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

the sowing circle this after
noon suppose the ladies did little else than
to display their finger rings to each other"
Wife-"Thats just all YOU know about sew
ing circles. I'd have you know that not one
of the ladies removed her gloves during the
whole aftcrnoon.'-Boston Transcript
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30
PORTABLE SWINE BOX.
A Contrtvance Worth Its Cost Every Tim
1t IL Used.

1t IL Used.
In moving swine some method be-
sides leading or driving is often neces-
sary. To accomplish this, make a
strong box 414x.4xl1s feet, with an
opening at one end. Set the box in the
pen doorway, and with little corh in
the end of the box entice the hog in.
Let the door in the rear end down and
secure with peg, as shown in the cut.
Two men can easily load aOO-pound
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

"DocToR, why is it that some people who
are perfect wrecks live longer than others
who are strong and wcll!'' "Er-wcll--you
see the others die first. Life.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

"MARY GoLD's beautiful bathing dress is
hopelcssly ruined" What happcncd toit"
"She went too near the water yesterday
and IL got wet" MARY always was care
less girl."-N. Y. Press.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

A MAN soon finds ont how little he knows
when child ocgins to ask him qucstious.-
RAMS Horn.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

PtMrIEs are incxprcssibly mor,ifying
Kennedy y.Clcnn's sulphur Soap.
Hills Hair and Whiskcr Dye, 80 cents
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

Where's that palace whercinto foul
:hings sometimes intrude not?-Shakes
3sarc
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

MANY n man with an ircn win finds after
marriage that il Is led instead. -lutcr Ocean
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

ONE great advantage of artificial
Matching is the freedom from vermin
on chicks
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30
Fishing Among the 1 900 Islands.

56 pages, beautifully illustratcd: nine
maps, showing exact location of the fish ;
full information, with numerous accurate
Illustrations of tackle. &c, will be sent to
any address, free, postpaid, on receipt of
five two-ccnt stamps, by GEORGE Ii. DAN
IELs, General Passenger Agent, Grand
Central Station, New York.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

Or EASY STREET. Worker - "What
would you do IL YOU had a million dollarsf'
Hard Worker-"N othing, mostly, and de-
mand twenty-four hours day to do il in"
Detroit Free Press.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30

"BRIErKINs has graduated from the law
school, hasn't hcl" Yes" "Practicingl"
mot yet. He's looking for somebody to
practice on. Washington Star.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-06-30
THE MARKETS.

A LOVE that does nothing is 10 love at a
-Ram'S Horn.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-12-07

Continued on 4th page.>
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1894-12-07
THE MESSAGE.
President Cleveland Discusses
the Nations Affairs.
FOR FREE COAL AND IRON.
tavOrs Repeal of the Diferential
Duty on Refined Sugar.

suggests Divorce Ofthe Government,
and the Banks Exemption OF
Certain State Banks From Taxa,
ton on Circulation Recommended
Pension Matters Our Foreign
Relations and the Condition OF
Our Governmental Departments.
To the Congress Of tine Cnitel States
The assomhlHGH within the Nations lecis.
iallve halls OF those charged with the duty
OF making laws 'or the benefit Of generous
and free npople impr'Ssivelv suggests tn,
exalting obligation and inpxorahle respopsl.
oility involved in their task. At the thrps.
hold OF such labor now TO he undertaken h,
the Congress Of the United States. and IL
the discharge o. m eXecutiv duty epioinef
by IN" Constitution. | submit this communi.
cation. continuing a brief statement Of tn,
condition OF our National affairs. and recon.
mendng such Legislation as seems to mt
necessary and cNpedien'.
The history OF our recent dealings with
other Nations. and our peRce,ul relations
with them Mt this time. additionally dem.
onstrate the advantage OF consistently ad-
herring to firm hu' jnSt foreign policy, free
from envous or ambitious National schemes
AMI characterized bv entire honesty and
sincerity.
A serious tension OF relations having arisen
nj the clOso OF the war between Brazil aGd
Portugal. by reason of the escape OF the In
surgent Admiral dI Cana and his followers,
tho friendly offices OF our representatives to
those countries were cNerted for tho protec-
tion Of the subjects OF either within the :er-
ritoTy o; the other.
Although the Governor oi Brazil was duly
notified thar the commercial arrangement
existing between the United States and that
country. based on the third section OF the
Tariff act OF 1890. WAS aSrogatcd>on August
2s. 1894, by the taking effect Of the Tarlf
law now In force that Government subse
quently notihe | us OF its intention to termin.
ate such arrangement on the first day OF Jan
uary 1895. in the exercise OF the right re.
served in tho agreement between the two
countries.
The commission organized under the con.
vention which we had entered into witt
Chile for the settlement OF the outstanding
claims OF each Government against the
other. adjourned at the end OF the period
stipulated Tor its continuance, leaving un
determined number OF American eases
which had heen duly presented. These
claims are not barred and negotiations arc
in progress for their submission to new
tribunal.
rpuAry u,rTu cufSI
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

Branb.-9as srobe pierf0dise &c.
iddftssebdube an Der @ater- unb Wtain
Strabe in glepelanb 1T am 2l. De3ems
ber bur1 Geuer 3erF6rt morben. Mu@
bas alte, se9eniiber 9elegene Gmpire
6otel brannte nieber. Ser Nerluit be-
3iffert li9 auf anndbernb $4,000.
- Mls Sobn Miller, Elm pumper Der
Obio Oil gompasnie in Stuartspille,
am 81. De3ember neben benz 9ampf-
te1el iein g0en einnabm, egplcbirte Der
Dumpftenel u. bas SampfteHelbaus fine
Geuer. Wfiller tpurbe fur@tbar ber-
briibt unb itarb tllr3 barauf.
Sn Siffin, @eneea gountp, 1T cine
8etpeeune i'm @an3e, ben bortisen
9urnperein nit benz @elansperein
rBrlberbunb" 5u peri9mel3en. Ser
@eian9perein iibertrdet ietn eanaes Ser.
m69en an ben 9urnperetR unb mirb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
WatTerTltrlrattt8 burdb 8aattts
ff4uttte.

Gin mtrtpiirbiges Werfabren, um
Gal3tpuTer in trtntbars @IbtDaHst
gu berlpanbeln, bat ber 0IterreiAii9e
Gorit=S =Sngenieur $. Pfiiter entoedt unS
fic5 patentiren lafen. gs beitebt in
Der 9lntpenoung zines 8dum ltanimss
dls Sitter. Wan benubt ba5u am be-
5ten einen 4-5 Meter langen Stamm
ton 12-16 3entineter OurhneIer,
Der s1ne tpsitsw Bearbeitung az: 5lpsl
@6ds sslest ipirb. 8si einem WerIll1s,
tpel1er in 0sscntpart bon Mitslieoern
bes OiterrsicbiIb@ungwii1,n Rsid)ss
friegsminilterilms angeIteat puroe,
biente Der Dor einisen Eagen ssfillts.
otIo pOllig frilde Stamm elmer g8sibs
bu1e ais Sitter. Qluf bas eine slatt
ae|dste Gnoe bieIes Stammes lpuroe
eine in Der Mitte burdlohts GiienlHeis
be bllrh S4rauben aufssprebt, nad)'
benz iie am Nanbe bur6 einen &aut'
ldufring, tpslder opil6en bic 8aums
fIdfs uno platte selegt ulroe, gehOrig
atgeoidtst mar. Wiit oitier piutte
paroe rprh sinen aautldutihlauA
her WinbfelTel elmer Saug= uno Druid
pumpe in WerbinDuns seieBt uno oas
IatSige ooer SeetpaKer in Der 2Gnssz
rihtune Der 6olsIalern burG ben
Gtamm ssprebt. Der BEL bsm obiasn
NsrIuh angelpanots Druid I1pantte
nur apiiben II unO d Mtmolphdren.
gs psrging etlpa eiIe Winute Gin ans
tsren 8er1uhsn Bis gu 3! Minuten).
ebe Das erIte Waher am anberen Gnbe
hes Stammes berporquoll, uno Sipar
susrlt MIR tropfenpeile. oann in leidz
tenn Strable. Gs ertpies lib p0li9
lal5irei uno lamsdte lpie 8runnentpuIz
lsr, batte aber cine ettpas selblits 6ars
BE-. Sn 3tpsi Stunoen tpurbsn ettpa
40 2inr WaNsr filtrirt, oarunter bic
lebisn Ssbn Sitter nit einem Sal39ez
bait bon 3tpei proaent. 8ei Mnlpens
Suns oes Stammes elmer 3ittsrpappsl
eing Seeipdner Iebr leiht unter II
Milnoipbdren Druid ourh, unb bsreits
nab elmer Minuts seigte li6 triutbarss
WaNer ohne ieoen Sul5sslhmod. Yont
ssbnten Sitter ab tuurbs isbon oas Waf@
Ter wieoer etipas 1al5is. So tit m.rts
ipiiroig, bab bel oieIem Werfabrsn oer
Eern bss Stammes, beionbers hsi fur,
gen uno frii4en 9Dl3eru, bas SeepaHsr
obne Wenoerung oes SalsgebaIts ourd>
eeben ldBt, allo baslslbe niht filtrirt.
NatiirliA peroen bic benustsn Stdm=
me ollmdbli4 nit Sal3 ourbtrantt
uno oapur9 unbrauhbar. 8pn Wih.
tigteit 1T es baber, fsItauiteGsn, Oh sine
gntIalauns hoerIelbsn auf einfa9em
Wese m0slid lit, oenn erit babur1 ge-
tpinnt oas 8erfabrsn feline pp[le Sc,
beutung, belonbers audi filr Sessl'
I6tiFs suf Sse, bsn.n bic th.uren De.
tiQir-Qlpparate, in benen pas Seepai.
ley bsroampft unb oarauf rpieber ton.
be1firt pirb, niat aur Werfii9uns fe.
ben.
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Nad)rid)tel, ohio.

Branb. - Ser 2aben BON s. G..
Mines in Granrs Corners, seneea
gountp, lit am Samitoe total abae-
brannt. 0erluit $4,000.
- Die Gircleoille Sight unb SO,
tper gompasnie unb bic Qosan 9aa-
tursas-@eleaidaft bahen iid mitein-
amber perbunoen unb cine Natureas.
leituns miro bemnadit na9 gireleptlle
9ele9t lperben.
aus Newarf. -- Ser MaHenper,
tpalter 8. u. NQen ,purbe BON bortieen
probatri9ter autori1rt Starr's
Waarenporratb i'm u2onbon Clothing
Store" pripatim, bod i'm @an3en 81
pertaufen.
= Ser grie.Gra&t3us go. SO erlitt
am Mor9en bes %. DECEMBER etnen
unfau. Muf ber Bride iiber ben Mo-
bonins Glub In @arren erteleifte ein
Gro9twa9en. Derielbe bate faum bos
llfer erreidt, als ct umitiir3te uno nod
aipei anbere Gradtmasen ben Nbbans
binobriB. Gin 9Do9en tpuroe n0uig oers
triimmert unb nit ibm Elm Yiono i'm
Wertbe BON $1,000. Rein Menlden-
leben 1T au betIasen, bod ber S9oben
1T erDB.@
9ie Wobnuns bon Nellon Gor in
2eiitoiqe, Yidawap County, tpuroe am
%. DECEMBER bon Dieben erbro9en unb
baraus feds 500 Soften sefohlen. Won
ben 9batern bat man teine Spur.
Die 800 Roblensrdber III ben @ru-
ben Der @ebrii6er 8remiter unb ber 2ate
Niem Gompagnte in Mfron, SImmit
County, baben bic gnti4eibuns bes
S9iebsseri@ts bes MaiiQoner Di%
itrifts nidt an9enommen unb ale gin.
gen ont Samita9 an ben @trett.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

Forton nur oie @eianssieetion Der neueu
Nereinisuns bilben, bic ben yamen
,9iffin 9urnperein.8 .8riberbunb" fabren
lou.
Sdber Stur3. 6reb. 1ummel,
Elm 45idbriser Wtaurerhanblanger itiir3ts
Oh Donneritas, als ct In Sem Neubau
IN A,rnet Moobs BET Cincinnati etne
Sraat WDrtel in bas brittle Stodnert
9elhleppt tette, in bic 9iefe uno tano
einen iahen 5th. Scr Stur5 bra9 ibm
bas Genid uno ser1hmetterte ieinen
re4ten Mrm. Ser Sob trat auf Der
Stelle ein. Die 2ei9e tpurbe mad Der
Morsue sebra4t. 9ummel binterldbt
etne Wittne unb mebrere Rnoer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

fanb fi9 eine bebeutenbe Suulme In
@olb unb In ameritanii9en 4antnoten
an ber Qet9e Dor.
Grobeben.
8ubapef, 20. De3. Sn Orapiesa'
elmer 80 Meilen IIb6itli9 BON Semespar
seleeenen Stabt, fanb beuie Morsen Elm
grbbeben fott. gs purben 3ablreide
@ebdube 3erit6rt unb piele perIonen
nertuunbet. 3mei St6be muroen gee
1pIrt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

fen um Q llbr seitern Wormittoe per
Atlontie Goat grpreb3ue Elm. Sem
prdRbenten bot Der furde Musfue iebr
gut getban. ielbr iein @beumattsmus
bat ii benz marmen 2lima BON Siib Ga
rolina namselaKen. = Sic fleine @eieQ.
itaft bat 800 Gnten sei9ojien, unb es
beibt, bab Der prdfbent fir ben Sob Der
1alfte bieIer 3abl perantportIi9 1T.
lleber ietnen Gmpfang in @eorsetown
&c. lpri9t Ii9 9err gleoelanb iebr entbu-
Haftiid aus.
2lus Der Bunoeshauptitaot.
gBaibington, $. g., %. Sea. =
Willon, bonn gouite fir Wsittel uno
Mese, rei4te cine Bin !, elm tpelder
Der Sarifbill, wel9er einen Diheren-
tal3oG bon 1i10 eines Gents auf Sas
Yfunb 3uder, ,pel1es aus 2dnbern, bic
cine Yrdmie ouf erportirten 3uder be-
sablen, poridreibt, aufse6oben piro.
Sic Mufbebun9 bieies 3oaes wnrbe
nom Yrdtbenten Glepelanb In leiner
Sabrssbotidaft empfoblen.
Waibinston %. Seq Sie
neueiten Na9ri1ten bonn Ser. Staaten
@eianbten Serren In gonftantinooel,
bic i'm @taots Deportement eintrafen,
beuten an, bob bic pforte Bel ibrer OPP
petition sesen bic ltnteriutbuns Der
@reueltbaten in Mrmenien, ,pie iie ber
Ser. 5taaten gonIul Sewett unter ben
pom prdfbenten oor9ei6riebenen Be
bineunsen porsei9lagen bat, bebarrt.
gs 1T m6eli9, bab Der Ser. 9taaten
@eionbte ieine Mnitrersunaen, oie pforte
CUR Mnnabme bes 0ori9la9es gu bepe=
gen, .fortlebtss unb baB. 9err Sewett,
,penn Der Worialas enbsaltis absewis-
len tperben lollte, benno9 bic unteriu-
dung 10 anitellen ,pirb, ,pie i'm. aufses
trasen lit unb pirb bic pforte fur feline
Si9erbeit nerantmortli9 gebalten uer'
ben, benn bas Staats 9epartement
tann bas &e4t elmer fsemben Nation,
feline geamten bon Der Sammlun9 BON
Snformationen gum eisenen @ebrou6e
unb Nusen ab3ubaIten, ni4t suseite-
ben.
gSaibinsto %. De,. - Ser
@eIanbte Denbp bat benz Stdatsbe=
partement aus petine telesrapbirt, oab
bte 9ineiil9e Regierun9 3suei Griebenss
commiiIdre ernannt babe, bic 1ofort nah
Sapan abreilsn meroen, um bic 6rie=
bens l1nterbanbluneen aufsunebmen.
Sang gin 9uan unb Sboo beiben bic
beioen RommiHdre, 9ans Ding 9uan
1T ausenblidli9 Elm Nitelieo Der Siuns
81 Damen. Gr ,uer Dor einisen Sabren
9inelIder @eianbter in @oibinston uno
gilt nad 9inefihen Besrifien fir einen
seI9idten Diplomaten. bboa 1T &C.
senmdrtie Der Gounerneur Der 9inefi'
lden Yropin3 9unan unb bot mebrere
anbere &esierunesdmter inne. gs wiro
bier beitimmt eeri9ert, bab bic amerita=
ni1den @elanbten tn Yeting unb 5otio,
uenn 1ie aud @ermitttunssuerlube ses
maht baben, in feiner @eile bic ettpaie
gen 5riebensbsbinsuneen nit ben Ge=
sieruneen, bel pelden lie ottreoiiirt Iinb,
belproben baben. sic baben lid leoig-
lid barauf be16ranft, bic Mnfniipfuns
uon Observation-Disclosures Smiihen
ben beiben &esierunsen mOylid gu
MAIDEN.
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2onbon, 20. Des. - Die anglo.

G0noDn, 20. Dej. = Die anglo.
ameritonii9e @eielli&aft erbielt BON
itrem Correspondent 3u Gleppo, In Der
ofatii&en 9nrtei bic No4ri4t, Isb Der
Grsbil9of BON Warai9, tpelder in n>em
@efdnsnib BON Mleppo internirt pot,l
per59munben iei unb bab mon betir4te,
er iei eebanst porben. Ser britiIbe
2oniul an Mleppo permohte ben Wer-
bleib bes Grsbiidofs nidt in grfabruns
brinsen. Ser Bii6of bon SobHe uno
Der gr3biidof BON 3eitoun tpurbfn gum
9obe perurtbeiIt, na4bem lie bislan9
BON ben tiirfilden Beamten in
arouiamiter @eile mibbanbelt ,porben
tparen. Hep. garod, BON Marai9, lit
ebenfalls gum 5obe perurtbeilt. =
Sdwefer Gli5abetb unb Is anbere Sc
fangene bon 3eitoun 1inb nod i'm @e=
fdngnib. t.pbbem bic iiber lie perbdn9te
3idbrise Soft bereits abgelauten 1T.
Die Stride 8epIan lit seidloGen unb
bic prieter, io,uie Is Der pornebmiten
Biireer bon Beplan, linb i'm Gefdnsnib
BON Mleppo.
Gin Brief oes Captains DreYfus.
poris, "a. Des.-Giner Der in oem
beutj9en @eianbtldaftsbotel sefunbenen
Briefe bes Gapitdn Drepfus lautet fol-
genbermaben; rDa i'd feine Na4ri4t
bon Sbuen empfansen babe. lenbe i'd
Sbnen cine 8eI9reibun9 Der Sorts unb
bie 9auptpuntte berS Snitruttionen. Deun
sic basllebriee polen, ,peroe i'd fiir eine
Nbi4rift ioreen. Die Snitrnftionen
murben nur ben Offi3ieren bes @ene'
raltabs seseben. Sd reiie na4 ben
Man6pern." Die 6ffentli4e Meinung TT
iebr aufgereet; man meint, Der Gapitdn
batte gum Sobe perurtbeilt werben lol'
len. Gs eeht iibri9ens bas 8eriidbt
bob Sreifub li9 eri4oiien bat.
Gin Spesialbotihafter.
pcris, "a. Sea. = General Sc.
9erfoff, ,uel9er als Spesialbotl4ofter
bic Sbronbeteisuns bes 3aren Nitolaus
in Yaris antiinbigen iollte, traf bier Elm.
gr uurbe nit militdril9en gbren ems
pfansen. DreiBie Sauienb Yerionen
maren in ben Straben perlammelt, bur4
tpelte @eneral 9edertoif fabren mubte,
unb BON alien Seiten tpurbe ibm 3uge'
iubelt. Moreen pirb ct bel benz prdlis
oenteu Galimtr.Yerier Mubiens baben.
Die armenifhe Sraee.
GnnFantinopeI, "a. Seq. -
Die Yforte bat 1id bereit erflart. bic
ausldnbii9en Delesaten, Die bic arme'
niide gommiilion besleiten merben, gu
initruiren, bab Te ni@t nur oas Re@1
baben iolltea, Gro9en an bic 3eueen In
8orldlas Su bringen, ionbern bic 3eu'
gen peri6nlih gu perboren. Nbbullut
Yoi4a bat I'M lebten Nugenblid bic
5teluns als Yraiioent Der Commit iion
nieberselest unb 1T burb 3mei 8eamte
bes Suiti3miniiteriums eriest worben
bic beute nod Gr3erum aufbre9en tper=
ben. mo bic iibrisen Wfitslteber Der Com
miilion bereits perIammelt linb. Mls
@runb fiir ben &iidtritt Mbbulabs pirt
anseseben, baB er I'm Ranee unter 3ebf
Yalha itebe, Der als 0eriiber Der 8rai.
iar.feiten als 3euse por bic Gommiiiiou
selaoen weroen miiiie
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Das 0ebalt bes Reihsfanslers

Bertin, 20. Seq. - Man erfabrt,
oaB I'm &ei9stas Elm Mntras bas Sc
bolt bes &eidstanalers, peldes Iid auf
$4,000 Mart be5iffert, su erbDben, einz
sebrabt werben ina. Gs iteQt lid
beraus, bob bic 3eitunsen BON Dem 3us
idub, ,pelden Giirii 9obenlobe angeb.
lid aus bem 9ispolitionsfonbs erbalten
loa. bur1 etn anonpmes Shreiben
RenntniB erbolten baben. llnb tpunber=
bar Sic 5anbldrift biefes Sdreibens
loa auffallenb Der dbneln, in tuelber bic
pielbeipro9enen @9mdbbriefe, beren
Nerfalier Der friibere geremoniensMei.
iter b. Robe semeien iein lollte, seidrtes
ben linb. &ennseidnenb lit Ibrisens
au9, bab bic betreHenben Bldtter {9
nidt ueranlabt seleben baben, biele mebr
als fraslide Nuelle, aus welder lie ibre
angeblide Renntnib seid6pft batten, ans
3useben.
Der Banfiednoal.
Rom, 20. Sea. - Die rHiforma"
logt: Das Gomite Der Deputirtenfam-
mer, meldem bic @tolitti Dotumente
unterbreitet poreen 1paren, bat bel9lol.
fen, bielen 9otumenten feline weitere
Beadtune gu i9enfen. Y2a Na3ione"
brin9t einen Beribt, bab grspremier
@iolitti, ber ii@ CUR 3eit in Berlin auf-
bdlt 9ofumente nit li6 nabm, pel6e
ct benuben min, um ben Yremier @rispi
bel benz 9reibunb in Mibcrebit ;u brin-
gen. @r0bere Observation-Disclosures fnb
in Musii@t, tuelde jebenfaus ben Stur3
grispi's 3ur Golse baben perben. Sn
politiiden &reilen madt fi9 cine Beme-
9ung gu @uniten Grispi's bemerfbar.
so Gopitale" laet, bob sleih nod
s4lub bes parlaments elm 6aftbefebl
segen @iolitti ousseiteQt peroen pirb.
Cine anbere 3eituns iaet, bab bic Berli=
ner poli3ei ben sisnor @iolitti mdb-
reno ieines bortisen Nufentbalts ldorf
beua1en tperbe.
Gine Eeihe eefunoen.
Copenhagen, 20. DD.-es wiro
bier beftdtist, bob bic 2eide bes 2opi-
tains Dpersoorb In Der gabe BON
2empig, Odnemart, sefunben murbe.
Rapitoin Oper9aarbs S9iff, bic nor.
weeii4e 8arte Don Suan, NOR BON Nem
Dorf i'm Nopembsr 1893 nod @otben-
burg abseie9elt unb eine am 6. He3em.
ber 1898 in Der gfdbe bon 2emtpi9 3u
@runbe. Ser rDon Suan" bate
10000 @alonen petroleum an Borb.
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9anje Manni9oft, BIG auf 8, tomen um.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

s6r &ouft guren itrift retnen CALI
fcrnio- -Wetn 3u 1.ur 20 Gents per Glai9e
BON M. 3. Smitb, 1873 v. 1S5 OF
Wotnftrobe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

1u UereaafeN oSet 50 uermietbens
g8eeen uorgerddtem Mlter, beabithtia e
meime Garm non 80 @dern. nit @tetubrud
,peoer su perfaufen ober All p,rremten; entbdIt
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quite Reierenscn beiitt. Dian ab0rciI 81
q. m. Start.
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4be3 ln,on cob Us At
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

aarl Sulius @eibetans, felt 50 Sobren
ghef bes Qofalbepartements bes .Seut'
j9en Correspondent" itarb 9etern Abeno
i'm Hitter bon IS Sabren nod nur tur-
sem arontIein an Der @ei&tsrofe, 5l
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bate.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
THE ERMiNE.
Few People Know That 1t Has . Sort o,
Dual Entity. '--

Few People Know That 1t Has . Sort ol
Dual Entity. -
Z The ermine is queer animal 1t IL
one thing in winter and another thing
in summer. That is strange state.
ment, but it is true, for in the winter
the animals fur is as white as snow
and is called the ermine. In summer
its fur turns reddish brown on the up.
per part Of the body and light yellow
on the lower part; the animal is then
known as the stoat.
This change is quite familiar to
naturalists, but not to unscientific peo.
pie, and the ermine and the stoat are,
therefore, generally regarded as dis
tinct animals.
The fur of the ermine is much valued
and is in great request. At one time it
was mark of great royalty, and the
state robes of judges and magistrates
were lined with it as an emblem of
purity.
The ermine is so cunning in its ways
that it is almost as difficult to catch as
it is to catch weasel asleep" In
fact, about the only way to capture it
is to mark its course from its home and
then strew mud in its pathway. When
the dainty, fastidious little animal
reaches the point in its path where the
mud is strewn, it will lie down and
subject itself to capture and death
rather than smirch one of its snow.
white hairs. -Philadelphia Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
SIDES WITH THE STRIKERS.
Congressman johnson Champions the
Cause Of the Railroad Employees.

WASHINGTON, April 19.-Representative
johnson of North Dakota, whose state is
so greatly affected by the strike on the
Great Northern railroa1, was at the post
office department. and department of JUS
tice today in the interests of his constit-
uents. He, says the postmaster general
VIII not accede to the request of the rail-
road but will insist that mail cars be run
whether passenger and other cars are run
or not, Mr.. johnson says tine railroad
company insists that it cannot be COM
PEELED to run its trains for mail until it
takes passengers and express matter also.
MI, johnson was at the department. OF
justice to see il the Inconvenience that
would be caused the people by Judge San
borns order could not be avoided.
II have thrown myself wholly on the
side OF the strikers said Mr.. johnson.
Il am against the railroad, aud believe the
strikers are right l have prepared reso-
luton of impeachment against Judge
Ssnborn and will introduce it as soon as /
Can obtain copy of his order, SO that l
VIII know officially what it Was. Further
more, don't believe the railroad can hold
the state or municipalities responsible if
the people burn aud destroy the property
of the railroad. l know from my experi-
enca as district attorney that the company
has educated the people for long series
of years in iawlessness. The company has
failed to obey the laws and has defied
them. l am sure that the same rules that
obtained in Pennsylvania a few years ago
would not follow in my state: rather, the
municipalities could hold the company re-
sponsible if any property Is destroyed, ard
also for the dsmage done to business for
failure to run trains"