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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-08
HE WAS DAZED.

The Georgian sat for an instant daz-
ed. He was young, and the excite
ment breaking into his speech had
''hoored' him
What was he going to do2 What
WAS he going to say? Every line of
his prepared toast had left him, every
bit Of his plan Of thought had deserted
him To stand there a confirmed dull
lard to be unable to respond to the
toast that involved all his patriotism
when that speech was intended to show
the Northerners Just what the South
erners could do and be 1t was hu-
initiating it was agonizing.
All this however, did not occupy the
space of time it takes to tell It. It
flashed through his brain like light
ming, and even during the latter part
of these thoughts he was rising me-
chanically to his feet
He stood still for a second and saw
General Shermans face looking at him
with interest. The silence was appall-
ing poor fellow, he doesn't know
what to say"
In a quiet tone, in which, however
he felt CULVER, he commenced
Gentlemen, | am cOnfOunded The
advent of so noted a warrior as General
Sherman has made me forget every
word of my speech men all look
ed anxious and interestad--"b !
think you can scarcely wonder at my
confusion. GeOrgians are SO used tC
the fact of General Sherman following
them, that it is enough to simply par
alyze any one of them to be asked tC
follow the General" There was q
pause for an instant over the Young
fellows al,dacity, aud then the room
rang with appreciative applause of hi:
excellent wit.
Men leaned over their plates and i'm
nediately fixed themselves into att
tudes OF interest F.; they at once perceiv
that, at least, an original young chap
was going to speak.
Mr.. pu Bignon telt the persona
magnetism he had excited reflect OF
himself, and continued with more as
surance.
He said that he would tell stor,
about the Young manhood of the South
the very young manhood, including hi
first impressions OF General Sherman
HIS GOOD STORY.
The time was the civil war, tn,
place Milledgeville, Ga. Il was only
little shaver" he started, ''staying a
: nome, taking care of my mother an,
younger brother. All the men ha,
zone to war. The cry started early il
The morning, Sherman is coming |
increased from whisper to a brighten
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-11-08
CaStOria,

sCastoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DIR. G. c.. OsGoop,
lowell Mass
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
V~~~T ~ Serantpm, IA.
Stabtratb.
SeIect Council. 30. So

Select Council, 80. Sob.
Ser 8ampf stpiiben ben @runobe.
libetn unb Der scranton FRACTION Cons
panic um bas Desere6t an Sranilin
Ipenue, stpiiben Spruce Strabe uno
9udapanna apenue, tpobei es iid fat.
tii8 UNI bas 2esen zines boppeItsn @s.
leiies hanbelte, tpurbe seseu bic 9ruuos
beiiBer entidieben, troBosm bic beosu.
tsnoiten Der leBteren oaSssen uno eisent.
LID unb nur brei berielben bafir tparen.
Stabtratb Diirr beipies fsrner, bas na1
9esuns zines DoppelseIeiies muir ueun
Sub freier Jtaum an ieoer Seite fur
5ubrtperfe bleiben; ferner ipurbs poiitip
ertIdrt baB bas gieentbum bann cine
gnttpertbuns BON 40 so PrOsent erlei,
ben piitbe. 9lber ss balf ales ni4ts
unb bel Der S6Iubabitimmuns paiiirte
bic 8erorbnuns erite uno speite 2eiuns
nit 10 sesen 4 Stimmen. IS itimmten
Oufiir: 8eap. BiIiams. Glarf, Wanlep,
Sbnenf, WcGann, 8eqop, Burns,
Neitpfabl unb 2auer; basesen: Ibos
mas, Dirr, Wasner uno Gbittenpsn.
Die bonn Dtapor erfolste grnennuns
BON DapIo R. Benman gum Snipeftoren
Oes Obsrbauss Der 9inosnfrrabe Bride
sins an oas sutdnbise @omite.
Diirr brabte cine Reiolution Elm, bab
Der Wapor ermdbtist iperbe. ipenn n5s
tbis, orei peitere Snipeftoren ansuiteacn,
nod einen fur bic 2inbsnftrabe Bride
uno stpei tpeitere fur bic Roarine 8roof
Bride, unb er unteritiibte ieinsn Antras
nit bem 8emertsn, bab elm Snipettor
nidt bic Nrbeit an Der sanaen Bride
iiberieben i6nne.
Ser Select council trat bem 8ei9IuB
oes Common Councils bel, pslher ben
5euerbef uno BoliSeibef anipsiit, bic
uria6e beS Seuers in Der Seranton
Shifting @ompanie Sabrif i'm Soplsp
8ebdube an 8snn 9lpenue su unter.
iudsn (gs 1T trauris, baB ss eines
ipesieaen 8eidluHes beoarf. 8eamte sur
@rfIauns ibrer pHi6t su mabnen aber
in bieiem Sale ideint es n6ibis, bsnn
troSoem man bic 9ranotifter bsinabe
nit Sdnben sreifen fam, III Bis bato
nidtS eei6eben, ba fie aneeblid 3u eins
flubreide Gonnsttionen babsn.)
Die 8eroronuns fur einen Saupt.
ieiper i'm eIften 9ifrift paiiirte srie unb
stpeite 2eiuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07

= 9ie &obIenprobufiion fir bieien
Wonat 1T auf $500, 900 Gonnen be'
idranft tpprben.
-Serr Sumes 9. Bailey, ber uuter.
lesene &anbibat fiir Sdsriff, bat iid
snti6lofen, feinsn gonteit sesen ieinsn
repubIitanii6en 9eenet GIemons Su cts
beben.
= Sbnee fsI am Sreitas gum erfsn
Wale senus, nm bem 8ooen cine tpeibs
Dede su eeben, bic in Der Stabt iebo6
BON feiner Sauer mar. g9enn erit nod
mebr DampfbeisunssrObren seIest iinb.
70 mdfien iolde, bic cine Sdlittenfa brt
,u MAIDEN ipiini6en, ben Sdlitten per
@asen sur Stdbt binaus brinsen laHsn
ober burd bic Stabt semddlib i'm
Strabenidmub sIeitsn.
- Der Abpofat o. SO. Connolly,
sinft @onereBreprdientant bieies Diitrit'
teS unb 9oitmeiiter bon scranton, Iieet
idon felt einiser Seit in ieiner 8Obnune
an Waibineton Npenue idper franf bars
nieber unb man beet nur serinse Soff.
nuns fir iein auffommen. Connolly
itarb Dienitas Morsen 4 nbr unb sr.
reidte elm gltsr bon 473 Sabre. 30,
sipei Sabren nit Der Grippe bebaftet,
sins es nit ibm ieitbem netis abipdrts,
bis Elm SdIasanfaq am 9. glopembe,
feline Sage boifnun8slos ma1te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
9eutide 8riefIife.
Gbrif, Gustn R. Deter, Spliab
Boiler 6rI. Mams aubn, Spbn 3.
Stntffin, 8rl. Grace Muiflsr, 8rI. alies
S6mipt U. gOlfpsn, 5rau Renb
Sunmcre.

- auf Der 2aursI SiG 8abnitrede
iperbsn ieBt bdufisere Sabrtsu semadt.
-Serr Sris probit unb SRI. @liia.
beth S4rDoer ipurben Dor sipei @odsn
bier eetraut. nniere erite gtot3 bate
beiast, bic Gontrabirenoen isien Sobn
8rObit unb ..Srau" S6r6ber, babsr Dor.
itsbenSe Seri4tisuns.
SIN @eri6tssebdube in Scranton
ipurben am Samitua SRI. Gaibarine
8Oha, Iodter bes 8siBers zines fleinen
2auflabens an WiIow Strabe, unb Der
Sdubmuder Gannio Nafaeei bon pine
5trube burd IIoermann Suasr setraut
Daran mare nun seraoe nidts Iuffdqi.
ses, aber es perlautet. bab Die @Itern
oes Mdodens Der Seiratb bartnddie
opponirtsn uno erf oann ibre 3uitimm.
uns saben, nabbem Wafacci ibnen $3.50
ausbesablt bate. IS ibeint, bab Sta.
lienerinnen b6ber i'm 9reiie iteben, pie
anbere Widbden, benn Gauienbe iinb
mitiammt benz eIterli9sn Sesen umionit
au baben.
h. 8eteat baS ,.Wo6enbIatt"-es
entbdlt ale Habri6ten-S2 idbrli6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
0eriMtli6eS.

- 8idter IrdbaIb unb bic eurp
@ommiidre Watb unb GONE fllIten am
5reitae oas @eidporenenrab fur 1895 nit
1850 9iamen, Obsr $50 msbr, ais ie
supor.
- SIN bem aIasefaq Der scranton
Wafer @ompanie sesen bic 2ada. 9. &
st. So. ipra4en bic 9ei6porenen na4
LANCER SiBuns Der eriteren s27. 500 3u,
anftatt Der perlansten S9l ,94l &c. Die
@ei4porenen tamen am Donnerfta8 su
elmer ginisuna, iiessIten ben 8abripru4
unb pertaeten ii6 bann.
-am Samitae tpurben @eidporens
fir ben Sanuar 8eri1tStermin gesogen
unb mir finben in benz 8sr3ei8nib fol.
ssnbe bsutide Hamsn
@rob seidpOrens, z. Sunuar-@bar.
les 8oiar bon scranton
petit @si1porsne, 4. 5ebruar
NiGer. Woris 9pid. Senrp Waltsr
unb Aueuit Heuls BON Scranton.
Petit @si4pOrene, IL. Sebruar-,
8iliam S9Oa, 6. W. 8ssImann,.
Sobn @iben, Wm. Siebsder, Yeter @-
Sartmanu, Suiob Safnsr, Biliam
5rana Biaiam Stern, 8. S. @en,sI
BON SGantOn ; SObn Welb bon Moofe.
- Der BroseB sesen Srant Bssei.
Der am 6. OttOber in Olppbant bic Maria
8er3ite ermorbete, besann am Wontaa
Woreen. Snfolse Der ionosrbarsn I'm.
itdnbe, tpel4e Der 9bat boraus einssn,
siebt itb fur ben M6rber, eineu iniellis
Senten iunssn 86bmsn, cine seipiHe Spm.
patbie tunb. gr fammt aus gutter iSas
mile, in bsrsn Disnitsn bas Ndb4sn
itanb; 9esef perlisbte li1 in baHelbe,
aber feline Gltsrn piberfrebten elmer 8ers
binbune. 80 enii6loB ii& benn oaS
Yaar, mad 4merita aus,uipanbern uno
einen 9austano su eriinben; bas
Wdo6en iOa 8ssef iosar nod nit benz,
n6ibisen Reiieselo Dsrisbsn baben.
Uian bente ii6 nun baS Gritaunen unb,
bic gnttauiduns bes iunsen Mannss,.
alS bas Mdoben ibm bel Der Anfunft,
in Olppbant erfldrte, bab ite bereit$
einen 8rdutisam bier babe, unb AUDI
fofOrt AnitaIten gu ibrer Sodseit traf.
Radbem 8ersite ben 8sset ipieberbolt
absetpieisn, eridob er iis am Nioresn
oes sur Sod3eit anberaumten cages.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
Spe;ieQe 2ofals y oti,eu.

19- SoIib soIbens Samsnubrsn. 81.
gin Bert. fir $50, bel 2lOpc. bsm Su'
pelier, 423 2ada. glpe. 46.6
g6- Masbeburs Sauertraut. 8ismarf
Sdrinse, SUaGnoiide SdrinSe beim Dub'
enb ober Sdbben bel Wibmaper, go $50
9adapanna Ipenue.
B9- Ob cine 8riqs ettpas perib 1T,
tommt sana unb gar auf bic @ute an.
l8ir paiien lie eenau. =. u. Slopo,
Suipelier unb Optitsr, 423 2adananna
9lpenue. 46,6
BA- SIR bic @eibnabten: WanbeIn,
pecans, 8rasilniHe uno PeanutS i'm
9robs unb 8leinperfauf BET Sreo. s,
Q9iomaper, $50 2adatpanna 4psnue.
na- Die @itteruns il iebr unsiinitis
fur feline gang ipoaene lnterbempen.
Da mir aupiele oapon auf 8orratb baben,
10 mbdten mir einise los peroen, uno
oeSbalb polIen mir bic bette Waare ;u
lpottbilligen Yreiien perfaufen.
81 llnterboien unb Ssmben, 65 @ts.
Sl.50 rlnterboien uno Semben, 81 .05.
Sl.75 llnterboien unb Semben, Sl.25
$500 llnterboien unp Semoen, sl.35
gine partie fur 10 Gents. bic 35 Gts.
tpertb iinb, cine Partie fur 35 @entS, bic
80 Gts. pertb iino. BEL Glotbins
Souie, $50 2ada. apenue.
No. Wir baben bon 9inbers 9uppen
einen tpabrbaft rieiisen 8orratb, 70 bab
mir aud ben perpbbntsten 9eidmad be.
friebisen f6nnen. 9tafte 9eiteae, ein'
fab unb bauerbaft aus 2sber, fein &c.
pusts 9uppen. SampeImdnner, 8aiu1os
unb. aaes dbnli6e. Niaiams & 8ruosr,
3l4 2ada. apenue. 49,5
s@- giuen suten nebersieber obei
4nsus fir s2.75, einen beHeren fur IS,
einen gang euten fur 81, uno SO faufsn
einen gang porsIsliden, i'm Bel 8leiber
SauS, 230 2afa. Npenue.
b@- @snn Sbr irseno ettpas i'm
Spislpaarenfa6e pber in Sanep @oops
in telnem anberen 2aben in Der Stabt
iinben f6nnt, 70 sebt su &uboIpb 9l0isr,
go. l2l uno l23 9sean Aoenue. gr bat
es f6erIi9. 49,4
ne @roBes 2aser bon Ganbies unb
RIhen unb ionitise Sa6en, bic ii9 sur
Ssibeerune eisnsn. 8ersebt ni6t, bab
mir Sonntassi6uIsn, gereine unb Sc.
ieai6aftsn, bic erbbere NuantitGten Elm,
faufen, ;u gnsrospreiien perioraen. unb
ma6t cure 8eteaunsen ssitis. BlIliams
& 8ruoer, 3l4 2adapanna 4pe. 49,5
No. @uts 8inber llebersieber, bic
ni6t abfdrbsn, s1.50, bic $3.50 tperib
fub. Sinbsranslss fur 85 Gents, bic
pausrbait iinp. Bel 8Ieiper SauS, $50
2ada. 4penue.
sA- gu peibt ni6t, no Rei6ert's
SupeIierIaben lit? SebsS 8ino iann
Dir iaeen, bub er ii8 No. 3O6 2adas
panna Aoenue befinbet, unb caB er bic
idbnlte AuSpabI bon Maaren bat, bic
ii4 su 5efteei6enten eisnsn.
"a Das umfaFsnbfs SpisIpaarsn'
lager in Der Stabt flbren 0iqiams &
8ruoer, 3l4 2adapanna Ipenue. usbers
,sust eut Ielbit. 49,5
rA- Das Bel 8leiSerbaus bebanbeIt
Sic reel unb bat bic bsfen 2Isioer su
ben biaisfen Prsiisn. 23o 2ada. Gps'
nlIe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
SSarnuna.

Der llntsrssi6nsts tpirb nur fir S6ulten
prranlpprtli6 isin, bic sr priSui6 fcntrabiri
cher ppfiir sr cine BON ibm unisssi6nstt Yin
ptiiuus sisbt.
49,3 Ettp. 8auI d man n, Ir.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
Bon 3eter6bure.

- 2sbten Dienitas idenfts Sruu
Senrs @OIff ibrem 9atten cine iunss
IOdter.
- Sriebrid 8urI 8asner. Soiepb
SeiI uno @iaie @nseI iino bieie gBode
auf ber Suso nabe @oulcsboro.
- gm Dantiasunstass bradte Der
Stor6 einen fleinen Sunsen in oas Saus
ron Souls Wolff, tpomit Der Souls iebr
;ufrisoen 1T. IS madt go. 13.
- @iIbeIm UiunfeImiqer, tpel6er
Dor ettpa awei @oden in 2ittle England
nieberseidlusen tpurbe, 1T nun auf Der
8eferuns. anfanss slaubte man, er
tpdrbe ieinen 8erIebunSen erIieBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07

Die Gsisrtass nabtn unb bas SbtasnsfIGuts
pcn Santa Claus ipirb balb srt5nsn. gBarum
Nt bic 8inasr BON oes ifrsngsn Winttrs 8dlis
srlfantn laItn, ptnn eiutr uuisrer Sti,Sftn eurt
Wpbnuns nit elmer 6iilt BON ssiunbtr, auss-
nsbmr @drme pur6,isbt? Sit arbsiisn fall
BON isbf .unp psrbrau6sn nur psnist apblsn.
9hbit i'm anistsn, faubfrsi unb in isbsr pin
itt Gin treusr 6rsune
Da bic 3sit Der Ssi6snfung btraH nabt, per.
ssbt ui6t bab Gilsnpaarn iftts niiBlid limb.
90 4, 3. zine auspabI ppn aiiten utsniilieu
fir bic Grau, upn Gin aiif6sn S6rsinsr-Sanb.
psrfs,eus fir ben Suaben. Sses Dame i'm
eanes bat ,tpanlis Ndssl mir aba babsn sau,s
6Gffr ppa.
Soote & sbear g..
Np. 513 2acfaspanna Moe.
SaIi& BON bsr ,@O&snbIatt" Office.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
Sttt6tcn.

- Ser stpsi Gage ,upor i'm SIub bas
bier ertrunfsne Senrp BoIsn purbs am
Samitas beerbist.
- Gnitatt am Montas abenb bic res
seImdbise Sisuns ;u baIten, befudtsn
bic anpeienoen a6t Reform. Stabtrdtbs
cine ,.Sbop" in Ruiit SaGs.
-Dis idredIid bsritdmmeIte 2ei6s
oes 8remiers Sobn Mabonep bon 2acsp.
bile ipurbe am Wiorsen bes 2. DECEMBER
in benz GortOn Sofe sefunben unb man
nimmt an, baB er in Der Ra6t supor
bon einem Sra6tsuse Ibetfabrsn ipOrbsn
mar.
- Gin unbeDeutenbes Seuer mar am
Montas an Sdb Wainitrabe in einem
Sauie, bas bon elmer GoIonis StaIiener
beipobnt it,; iie batten ben 8eriud aur
Iusrdu4eruns Der Godroades semadt.
Der bsinabe al3u srtinbIia seIunssn
mGre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07

BURT. = Die betaste Srau
SduIs, peIds ppr einiser 3eit cine
Trepps berab fieI, ben 8no6en zines
Armes brad unb ii4 anoerpeits ber'
leste, bat iid ioipsit tpieber erboIt.--
Wdbrenb bic SamiIie bon Suso Bur.
meifer iid am Danfiusunsstase am
Gurtep Iabte, serietb Der porbere TbeiI
bes Sauies burb brennenteS 2aub in
Nrano unb nur nit GROCER WlIbs ipurbe
bas Seuer seI6fdt. Srau 8urmeiiter
erlitt eins idpere grfaltuns.-@em Der
glmburt 8ouIsbarb erit fertis 1T, 70
bistet eine S4Iittenfabrt auf Der bibidsn
2anoitrabe nad Glmburit pieI 8srsni'
gen. Wenn i'm 8orauS baopn benad.
ridtist, tpirp Serr Soiepb Stuff ale 8or'
bereitunsen sur 8spirtbuus srDberer
@eieai6aften trefsnunO, nota bene, 5ruu
Ruf 1T eins auSsesei9nets &bdn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07

= Wesen ManssI an Raum t5nnen
mir beute iiber bic 8Oti9aft bes prd.
iibenten nidts brinssn. Sic 1T obne.
oiss Elm fsbr inbaItsIOisS Document.
~ @sr irsenb einsn artifeI i'm Su.
tueIierfa&e fir bic Seiertase nOtbis Bat,
Der ipre4e bor bel &si8ert, 306 2ada.
tpanna Nbenue.
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NSbels unb S6reinrrarbeiten.
Seb. @reimtl smpFtblt lid sur anfsr.
tieuns bsrartiest arbsitsn. 620 Gin Strabt,
in 8sisls's planinsmil. 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-07
2anb ;m Derfanfen /:

Bon elmer Strtds ppn stpa 325 adrn UNI
tutipirtsm eanb, sslsssu in ben Sppnibips
gittptru uub 8nnicm, psrflufs i'd bsIisbiss par
3sasn ~ $25 cen Adsr
}ernsr: Saus unb Got Np. 2747 Sadlou
Straes. Got 50 bel 175 0ub; StltbGums, gutter
Srunnsn, Staa unp anpsre 8srbsTuunasn.
@. aIpts, 2747 Sadlpn Strabs. If
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Sa6 EhaI abmdrtS.

- SOiepb SunOIb Der Sdnssrs pal
aesen SOiepb SunOIb ben asItersn bor
OIb Sorse bic anfIase auf sruuiums
8ebanbIuns erboben unb ipinidt bic Ct.
nennuns eines 8ormunbes bur6 bas Sc.
ri6t. Ser Sunse 1T erit II Sabr alt.
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Sn oerfaufeii j:

Saus uub Cot einidIlsbIid auoerem Giesn-
tbum, gde Pittston Apenue uno Beet Strobe
quite aa9e fur SOtel ODER anoerts @eiddft;
leidte 8eoinsunseu. aorsifrt Gissntbimer,
BoT 26S, pamlep, l}a. 81
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-12
FOR ARBITRATION.

Mr.. Springer has introduced bill for the
creation Of permanent board Of arbitration,
which would make a very great improve
ment over our present system. In fact it
probably goes as far as II is practical to go
at the present time in providing a tribunal
for the settlement Of labor controversies. It
creates. under the department of justice a
commission of three men. It's jurisdiction is
necessarily limited to corporations over
which the national government has legal
jurisdiction. 1t acts as a court in deciding
all matters in issue so far as they involve
legal or equitable rights. and reports on
other matters. When possible it is to secure
complete determination by Cancellation or
arbitration. In case of a controversy arising,
over which the United States has no juris-
diction. the commission is empowered to
act on request Of the legislature Of the state
in which it arises, or on request of the gov
ernor if the legislature is not in session.
The mode of action is simple. The ag-
grieved party submits to the commission a
petition, and the commission gives notice to
the party complained Of. The commission
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-12
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The message Of the president is a plain,
Straightforward statement Of the business Of
the government for the past year, and of
its present condition, together with severa,
important recommendations. Most import
ant OF these Is his Endorsement Of Secretary
Car.isle's request for power to issue bonds
and the adoption OF a modified form of
1.-THE Baltimore plan" for currency. The
former of these is unquestionably deslr-
able thing. but The Sentine! doubts the
wisdom and safety Of the latter. Mr..
Cleveland says that 1t may be usefully
amended" and The Sentinel agrees with
him.
As to the tariff question Mr.. Cleveland
stands exactly where he might have been
expected. He favors the passage of the
bills for free iron and free coal, and the
removal Of the differentiai duty on refined
sugar. 1t can hardly be doubted that a
large majority of the people agree heartily
with him on these propositions, and 1t Is
due to them that the democratic party
carry out its pledges as soon as possible.
The special recommendation for the re-
nova. CT the extra protection against the
sugar OF nations that pay an export bounty
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-12-12
PERSONALS

Queen Margaret of Italy IS to receive
a costly gift The Veloce club of Milan has
decided to give her a golden bicycle.
"Gyp." the writer of sensational, novels,
is Mime. de Martie. She is forty-four years
old, was born in Brittany, and is great
niece of Mirabeau.
Dr. Edward Houslicl5 musical critic for the
Vienna Neue Freie PresSe, who is seventy
years DID, is about 10 retire ON pension
from his professorship of musical history
at the Vienna university where he has
lectured since 1856. He continues his work
ON the newspaper to which he owes his
fame.
Since 1873 Alma Tadema, who in that year
took out letters Of naturalization. has lived
in England. 1t is not surprising that the
artist should have shaken the dust Of his
native country from his feet, considering
that professors of the art schools of Holland
denied him admission for want of talent
and he was driven to Antwerp.
DR.. Fordmer of Camden. N J., was clean
ing his teeth when the bristles of his brush
became loosened and some of them slipped
down his throat. A specialist succeeded In
removing a few, but the rest were beyond
his reach and since that time, in March
last, the doctor suffered from a weakening
cough. A week or two ago he taken
with pneumonia, and quickly succumbed to
the disease.
Bishop Wilmer of Louisiana once had
talk with a baptist minister who insisted
that there were several places I'm the bible
where immersion was unquestionably re-
ferred to. Yes" replied the bishop, II re-
call two such Instances where there can be
no doubt as to the mode: one is where Phar-
aoh and his host were immersed in the
sea. and the other where the Gadarene pigs
were drowned in the deep"
Nine Nordica confesses that she expects
to marry Herr Doeme. the tenor of the
Paris Grand opera house, next spring. The
tenor is coming over at that time. and
Nine. Nordca is DESTROYS that the wedding
shall take place in this country. This is
Nine Nordca's second venture, and the
pubic trusts that she will be more sue
cessful with her tenor than Lillian Russell
has been with Johnny Chatterton.
When the faculty of the University of
Virginia asked Governor OFerrall to go
to the foot ball game he shook his head
gravely and replied that he had doubts OF
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bookkeeper in the bank, in whom un-
bounded confidence was placed, was one
of the greatest sensations in financial cir
cles in recent years. Samuel c. Seely was
a prominent Brooklyn church member,
has wife and two children and enjoyed
the respect of all who knew him. He is a
weak-minded man, however, and in an evil
hour, either Intentionally or unintentional-
ly allowed his friend, a lawyer named
Baker, who committed suicide since
the exposure, TO overdraw his account.
From that time on he was completely in
Bakers power, not daring to expose him
for fear of prosecution, and for nine years
Baker drew money weekly until ii has
amounted to $685., 900. The swindle was
only discovered when a new system of
bookkeeping was introduced in the bank.
Seely has disappeared from public sight.
George Du Maurier, who for nearly
thirty years has been famous as an artist,
is now known the world over as a novel
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is clearly right The provision is vio.a-
ton Of our treaty agreement TO give. Ger
many the same commercial advantages as
the most favored nation" and clearly jus
tifies retaliation by that country.
The president gives an unqualified in
dorsement to the report of the Pullman in
vestigating committee and recommends to
congress a careful. consideration Of its sug-
gestions. This will of course bring upon
him the condemnation of the monopo.istic
press, but it Is right and time will so prove
it. The labor question cannot much longer
be brushed away as 1t has been in the
past.
OF minor recommendations there are sew
prevention of the use of the mails by pub
fishers Of cheap moves at newspaper rates
is an excellent one. and SO is that for stop
ping the free transmission Of hundreds Of
tons of seed and grain uselessly distributed
through the department. of agriculture"
Better stu Is the following as to the In
dams:
1 am convinced that the proper solution
of the Indian problem and The success of
every step taken in that direction depend
to very large extent upon the intelli-
gence and honesty Of the reservation
agents and the interest they have in their
work. An agent fitted for his place can
do much toward preparing the Indians un-
der his charge for citizenship and a.lot-
ment OF their lands, and his advice as TO
any matter concerning their welfare viii
not mis,ead. An unfit agent viii make no
effort to advance the Indians his reser-
walton toward civilization or preparation
for allotment Of lands in severalty, and
his opinion as 10 their condition in this and
other regards Is needless and va.ueless. The
indications are that the detail of army Of
ficers as Indian agents VIII result In i'm
proved management on the reservations.
1t is a striking fact that in both Mr.
Cleve,and's terms the country has been
singular.y free from Indian troubles, and
the cause Of It is his hostility to the CON
centration policy" which caused nearly al
of our modern Indian wars. The sugges-
ton Of using army officers FOR Indian
agents is another step forward. The ap-
pointment Of civilians to these positions
has been demonstrated to be a fruitful,
cause Of trouble and fraud. It is to be
hoped that congress will put the sugges-
ton in forca