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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04

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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04

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Spnes Williten in &ufb SotpnIbip su.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04
WunOerbare Mnithten.

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ahaertdtete Thiere,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04

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uno Mensen
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
OIlC.
NY. WATCH GRAN KS.
pos;aens ,arnot's Assassination """'
FFeso" .i,,ess at Washington.

vv.shfngton. June M.-(Speclai'l- C'aI,,a+ al
taa aseassnation of President 49,
80 r,,-,dured p .es eGe?a pout this. wash
| n]gton is particularly sensitive to sucb
shocks, two presidents having been ASSES
sinated here.
ffyes army of commonwealers arrived
III washington only last night. There were
some anarchists in Coxey's army. There
may De some in this, and the assassination
OF president Carnot by an anarchist NAV
lead some one Of these fellows to attenont
something desperate.
In order to make the white house ner
iecuy safe an extra detail of policemen
were stationed about it this evening The
secret service force will also be increased
ABOUT the departments and capitol for
1ine' Tor such a deed as this is calculated
20 nave the effect of arousing the cranks
anu anarchists that are supposed to be
about here in numbers just now.
only yesterday several anonymous LET
tefS threatening to blow up the senate with
dynamite If it did not soon pass the tariff
pm were received. OF course thew were
from cranks who would not recognize d,-na-
mite should they see it, but neyertha Iess
all necessary precautions will be taken to
prevent any crazy act on the part of soma
fanatic.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

won have the sun of national pro9sP%Srrooyg
sgong down in the darkness and bioo d. neace
that reign of terror may the "ou :.
aG st further: am opposed to TINS IN snfair,
sion of the Sabbath because , ~ an,lise-
and it is partial o, Wnie are se allowed to be
omen on the Sabbath lay, Cry ;;9ou ,,1,,ynbing
lishrents must be closed, I'iG AID the
bakers. and the shoemaker. ana ha nc law Ct
ware stores. Now, tell me ~ Wna ne door
Justice you con ,fa Son mae teep open he door
| of your worldly estapllshlheennhs a. s,,nreme
please your honors, ludges , ol the right
| to he omen on the Sabbath day. YOU "a az All
| give, at the same time, the rlS nron and
| Commercial establishments 20 ne op Pc cnan
| - ali mechanical establishments 70 y. tt IL,
If it is right in the one case II 10 'i''"'
all the cases. ,,c+ OFT money
| IN Sabbath nights in order 20 l'sH lhS ~
ficits Of the other nights or the WsrA. .,1. Of
~, W tbejr amusements without "r"aH ~
the Lords day they had better a.! +" sl,r
bankruptcy together. we WI fo nf' he 1ur-
,osa af %n1ning f;1ese yiolators to nay tfel
expenses. Above all, my c'nl'ense ,, - o7 az
the good hand Of SOD Shat +i n%S i..It cal
This day upon all those who petflena - w.
tan principle, and those VINO ios sG,i pf a.
i ianx in this Theruopyae OF our Aitl ,,, o.
history. for believe as certalnly az o
r i1Tae institutions depends upon 'hi'
d Sabbath contest. ~. VOW. nrint
= Two nraesee ard your pu!pits into the Lore
artillery corps for the e. deffn es and 2 h in YOU
l., Say h'' schools, recite, "Eenember IN
!? Sabbath day to Keep It holy" Decree cree, re re
q fnre hirh heaven that this war on Eou[ w, 8
g 5e lights and the cradles Of your r. Gnu M
>, dren shall bring ignoroniou5 neIeat 10 70 20
Re enemies of Cod and The public veal e;l r. -
who die in ho the c eontt 1h Sa'' epSap
e .Tbaco GRO they who came out OF Sre'
trlu!aton and had heir h,e5d G o} te E6
- I,I,t for that one who shall prove IN IN
III moral crisis recreant to Gee ~, anu a,i fa,
TN shall not be worthy even OF ii bri4l PC
tn in all this free land, out tn9 apn,op pr =,
en intcrrent for such an one Wouli DE 70 ca!
an out his remains and drop them ~" -
sea where the lawless winds which keep
No Sabbath may sallop over 1he grave q ~ II,
iie who lived and died tr1ittr to LOO u
We church and the free ins1tutinns II %t ne
L lea Long live tho Christian SaHpat1:
Nth ish forever all attempts to overthrow j.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
THE ROYAL BABY.
SOvercigns of Europe Telegraph The1f
Congratulations.

Jondon June 23-The duchess Of York
gave birth to a boy at 9:55 o'clock TINS even
ing At 10:30 O'Clock dispatches concerhi'S
no duchess of Yorks confinement began
70 no,,r into London The duchesss labor
hasan at an early hour this morning. Aele-
grams were sent at once to the queen, tlie
prince and princess of Wales ana 10 home
secretary Asquith, who was staying az
Loosely park with Henry niue awa.'ila 3
the call to represent Tie soEo1 ~
White lodge.
Tne princess of Wales left London at once
| and the prince followed her little later.
| Mr Asouith at once took the special TRAIN
| which had been waiting with the engine
| steamed up for more than Il Weeh' an
| ,,,i+hin fortv-five minutes he was at the
| honea THE first news Of the boys plrth
reached her majesty before 10 0 cioch' VI
| within five minutes after the oucheSS was
delivered. At the mansion house, the ne"
.a,. o,,nounced in bulletin, which attract
"11' ohanrino crowd Hundreds of con-
ordinations are being received at ''h''e
| lodge.
rondo, June 24.-Thousands Of persons
have stood outside the gate at "n ~
I,odge today, scanning the pniiS 6 hsr he he,
corning the duchess "f f9in anu poth "a
. nanE az are making satisfactory progress
The sovereigns of Europe nave te af no dis
their congrat ulations; J ne ~ ~ an,reror
oatches came from. the Gern3;sti fnraae Iav
| -N''' g 7tSI Ia Ct.Ilie up TINS al
| ternoon during which an inch of rain fl
III twenty-five minutes and a s1xty-nliIe GAL
| pew halt of that time. During the paL
| Huhorcos OF trees We're uprooted and tw,
! eiectrlc light towers were blown down
| CaleD r. Healey, the invartor of the Hea.
! iey steam street car motor, and his two
| daughters and two DAUGHTERS. Of t,.l,+,ir
IRVINE, OF the fire department vtre ont
IN steam launch near Belle ia.c park when
the storm broke. The launch was upset
ana Healey and the two Ortwine girls were
crowned. a passing steamer picked IN the
otner Two girls. There are rufnors chat Il
sling yacht was upset with five persons
VINO are reported drowned but up 10 a late
houf tonight there is no verification or tb;s
report. "
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
CARDINAL IRELAND.
II ks Eumcred T'II,t4 the Arcbv,;sy,,n
HIS E,eela MID.

Minneapolis, MINI, June ls-Thera js an
interesting rumor IN circulation in Catholic
t1cies 10 the erect that Archbishop Ireland
has been made cardinal Arcbhisho,, w.
land lett for New York today. and II is
sad his mission is in this connection If
IS known that a secret consistoly was held
In Rome last night to announce the names
OF TIE coming cardinals, and well-nforrnod
clergy CelleVe that Ireland has received
notice of his elevation.
The announcement is made on e.ood a.,
tloIlty, that Rev. Charles Koeoert, OF ST
raul is to receive the appointment TO fine
plshopric Of ST. Cloud, rendered vacant nv
the elevation of Rev. Father Zardetti az
archbishop of ROufnania.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

Ihere Is noting to match this record of
density IN tho world In the tenth ward
the population is three times as great as
she most crowded district Of the London
sidewalks for business by day, and at niobt
are packed away for sleep With G22 peonla
to the acre, these unfortunates cannot exist
IN their houses, except when they eat and
sleep. '''O
10 relieve the situation in the summer
ana avert pestilence, barracks have been
built on the Coney island shore and othor
places, and they are filled by persons pick,
eu out OF the crowded Districts and carried
there lor a stay of few DAYS when frey
return, ana their places are taken by others
LII no other country in the world ara such
cohseStlohS Oh humanity permitted as are
seen IN some of our American cities Step
ny step theSe packed centcrs push out and
absorb districts once inhabited bv first
Iahlllles. Unless something is done 70
cneck tlllS tendency, the whole of our great
cues proper Will be occupied by crowded
tenement popula ticns.
Inc only remedy is expansion New York
IS 10 bflCge North river, and every othn,
consested city must look to getting .'outsidn
u ltsell Ill the rot far distant future This
- d very llatural companion purpose to thar |
Of rapid transit ~ 'ii'''
Piot Against the Cznr
D. retefsburg, June 22.-The police have
discovered mines under the tracks of tho
1ral ana Wlteook railway over which the
@ar Will pass in going to attend the in
tuSural ceremonies of the chapel erected in
oihihe7loratlon of the railway disaster at
oofkl Ills majesty will also take tbis
cute IN gong to the military maneuvers
rigid investigation will be made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
"a TUG FOUNDERS
AND twenty Five Excursionists Are Re-
ported Drowned

We" 1ork, June 4.-The tug James D.
Nichols, owned by William Reeves. or
f.snty-seVenth street, this city. foundered
OIL the Atlantic highlands shortly after
O'Clock this afternoon The NichoIs had on
BOARD d party Of excursionists NUMBERING.
% persons, and also carried a crew OF five
men. "
As near can be learned at this time
Iofy-eight persons were rescued nv the
steamer Algonquin of the CLYDE lire and
lhe tugs, Governor, Wallace B. Flint and
II. j. Moran. This >!aaves twenty-five per
| SoHS unaccounted for. and these have prob
| ably been drowned. The names of tha-vio-
| tlnS nave not all been learned VET and ~
| VIII PROBABLY be several days before a COM
| pete list of the dead can be gathered
Inc tug Nichols was chartered by an as
Soct"Ilon known as the Herring Fishing
Clup, whose headquarters are at No *
bifst avenue this city.< The tus with the
party on board left the foot of Fiftieth
street, East river, at o'clock this morning
SHs stopped at pier 3, on her way to the
Hshing banks off Seabright, n. ] whera
several more persons were taken ON hoard
making siXty-eight, and the tuo star+aG
nonleWard. o 'i 'eu
stores differ as to what happened on
Io'fIo the tuS. According to one cbauter of
t4G narrative, the fishermen to avoid oat
t11S wet moved around on the dry side of
'h9 FesseI-that is, the side whera III,
waves dld not strike her with such force
~ ~ IS CANNED by some that this action Of
i'"9@c"5erS resulted III the foundernr
VI Tue tug. With the increa sed weight on
one sue size topped over and tho 1yo+a-
IAN INTO her to such an extern that II -
tlefea ter Impossible to navigate bar 90
Struggled Tor short distance and +bo, 80
ne water continued to roll into ber 49,
SUM 1 further and further into the cv,aIis
and went down. law ZIG S"ells
The Boat Capsixed.
niooA'yh' ~ j.. June 24.-Five nersons
We drowned this morning in the East Wv
e. ABOUT 4oo feet from the Atlantic va.
Giuo Ut the foot of F'fty-si.th street
90 ooh1Sh. Inc drowned people who aro ~
" eSeht unknown were two men +n,o
ieh ana child. Another cbiid ~,
i oout Two years old, was reasoned IT,.
were Az evidently Swedes or C.ar,oa,s,
1hey were In an eighteen-foot catto.t -
" ere struck by 4 squau that arosa ,ha ..
o''o clock The beat cansized go %
ssie 'nroWn into the water and drownad
Except the two-year-old girl
H"rcourt's Rctiremeur>
London, June 1s.-The renort of ~,
ecl'e'hent OF Sir William Harco,rt trars
he ,cld1hceiorship of the exehenusr IN
nTc ie'[ va OF the liberal parry IN iiu
-. Cd No. 'tlitt'.0hs, is again revived is
80 tiat az the close OF the nrtSor, ~ 10
e e, nc will be elevated 70 ~ 81 1aei1 ses-
:, 10y I, E;el1t prominent liberals &c ,noat go.
.r,Neiy 10 succeed him T]orar,, 90 n
ori 81 are Rome Secretary Lsu1,te ''i iS
r Fl C, ,treL secretary for Ireland ann
. "a n e. Campbcll-Bannerman setrnt, any
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
UTher CrODS.
THE CONTEST NOW opg,>-

a SPECIAL clerk has been assigned to tbs
t 80 VI compiling tne thousands OF guessc.
tnat VIII ne Received III this cuI,i.Sr
tween now and next September. Snec;.I
Dooks nave nave been PREPARED, Dy which caref"i
record VIII De Kept for every guess 40 that
there VIII be nO possible confusion in 'a 1hl
award OF the one thousand dollars n,b ;ie
Ahe Constitution offers, and which will ~
distributed IN settlement of this confess 10
! The contest IS now open, and e:yarT No..
iubscrIber or renewal OF a sUbs.rint;a1- "
united TO a guess Ill accordance win ~
,nultIons above stated. 1t is nor 80. .c
y that paper gives away one thorssn!,
Vars IN one contest; but The ConStitut;n'a,
s this to interest us readers G'b;s ~
zone Of several contests that The CO
Htl0n Will run during the coming vear
fhe contest above announced is ti,a MOS
&restins that The Constitution has offors
Fin q long time, and it is = splendid on.
4rtunlty for its suhscribers to make test
II their Guessin: ability.
81 SURE TO PIT YOUR GUESS ON
ms 9'FLRAIE PIECE OF PAPER AND |
! FULL NAME AND POSTOFFICII |
nshef RESS. 1o1'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

t IUIII I ne bOStOn GIODe.
The committee appointed by the governor
Of New York to investigate the tenement
mouse districts of that state has made a re-
port on the condition of things in the me-
tropolis that is of singular interest to SIN
dents of social science
Inc following table shows samples of the
uehoi'y u population, ranging from the
least crowded to the asa rlinn, W. IL.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
ASSASSINATED!
CARNOT, or
srABBED TO DEATH
IT.. Assassin Mounts the E;s
FIRE His Object WAS know"
Knife into the Pres'de"'

LYONS, June 25-The most extreme caused n,ad in
1s by the assassination r+ o. excite
C,arnot. To describe the W. The pres
ssat will wa. be v aH1s n
ideht th win international exhibition Upon i'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
'u'' A CURE FOR ALL
SunmerComplalnSs
DYSENTERI, UiAKRHts'
Cholera Morb9NTEss',,f II

A Lalf 10 a teaspooniuI OF I<ora ,iI as often
half ta61sr cf w sostnas and ia an Ss
s siemaeh bowels Ssast wi aur a0ro in
hais atsa%esE s wa ssasm mi sour s,smash
nausea, vonis sick headache atnlencS anu
sA 2~GS ANS MS pH HAEH1SSrhp IN tns
ali otnST a5 m} b2 Rsdwa s9u PMS, 50 quickly
hadTs s cents ns"q per ES Sofe Sold by all
duggsts
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

Ahv Co4uitI@il5 governing this contest .,.
very Simple, Indeed. 14very p4rs',,, ~, "a q
seHuS HIS own AaMe OF aGy other nav
OK renewal, for ole years suLscr,r,t1o- w.
Ahe Ne@Aiy Constitution will be enI;tIa -
10 MAKE an estimate ia tais COMES.
ile can MAKE istIess for n,~n,,- .,
gerber SEM, and he names 50 saot sun tliI
Also be entitled 10 a subscribnrS 90 WI, "ili
1huS, IL person sends us the non, seSS;
SIX subscribers. he can make six s-1es,o ot
entitled 20 a guess. lie can sonG ~ -, ne
WIZ every additional subscriber. guess
ALI clubbing subscriptions are en+;,,os
Faruclpate IN this contest 20
Every guesser IS required 70 writ. L.,
name and address on u separate ~; &c 1hs
paper, or which should be vritfpan 0e or
guess in legible figures. 'eA MS
. No guess T'h be entered that ia No,
accompanied By cash Tor the subscr;ntidmo.
cent. iptloni
Other Crops.
In order that The euessars NOV, ~,
Fair insight into the sratistics no,, I've
past cotton crops, we present heroI';ttt AlaS
fatal crops from the year 1S1T ~ ~ 4oH ,ao
Inclusive, as follows: ~ Ao9I'
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

7 ely "Youngun," Riverton, Ala.-As this Cor or
Dir writing, believe l will send in a little OF NJ,
rcratcl.ing. Wonder what will be its fate? hi
big old waste basket, reckon that stands
cts which ever you want to call lt) by Aunt p
T.. desk. o, Mr.. Waste Basket, I'll call you Ipi
! ter" and begin your name with capital II an
! will Just shut up your mouth tor while! A.
IN, hoy arc you all any s'rerfon - l. th
'uI " Sc sailors. He found one man and
re re said 20 MIN, VIII YOU serve me on the
'ippath NO. why not?" Gwen >,
{ Lepilel the old sailor "a man who will rob
'od Almighty OF His Sabbath would rob
me oi my wages if he got IL chance,
suppose you We're poor and Won car1a To
oIy goods merchant and asked for some
tio'h lor garments, and he should saw. ..Pll
give you SIX yards; and while he was off
from the counter binding ND six wards Won
Snould go behind the counter and steal ono
t1uCitlohai yard. That is what every man
uoeS Wnen he breaks the Lords Sabbath
@od gives US six days out of seven reserv
ing one Tor himself, and if you Will not let
tation. ~ '0i'ipo-
Again: | am opposed to this Dissertation
u lhe sabbath by secular entertainments
because it is war on The statutes of n,nst
says: AVG" ioih state
1T shall not be lawful to exhibit on the
- 80 uo9 oL me week, commonly called Sun
""y. ~ the public. in any building. garden |
e. e. ou41uS, concert room or other room or |
"i'AiH the city and county Of New |
800 any ihterlude, tragedy, comedy opera
odlie'' pray, 1arce, negro minstrelsy. negro
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
Fifth Prize.

,,a,x%too IRIL' 10 TIE CITY nj,
HAE :,S, travelling expenses to be b,rna
~, -! t-e Isututioi, Including all railroaG
transportation 10 jhe above amorof M.
Hfize Tor The fifth nearest gucsser. lily
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25

part Of the world having DceiI Iii5o0' e->-~-' ,
ergo. or Americas, We may cali 1t Amer'ge, |
Ierica.''
frico Vespucci was greatly honored in hay
J. ointment named for him, but think he ala
serve more honor than John Cabot.
nswer to VIM. Wilcox's questions:
& York was called New Amsterdam.
neral Pemberton was in command at NlcKs-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-25
In a Series CT Prizes BASED
On the Best Estimates OF
This Year. 5 Cotton CIOp

This $1,000 viii be in ADDITION 10 Gu.
numerous other premiums and prizes, anu
ov.or, nrvv subscriber, or every renewal n"'
Tho privilege of contending for every pf."0
in this or any other Of the several p4i~'
contests inat.suted Cor our suescTioe'S'
2kAt1 k'AAN.
THE prospective size OF this year. supply
e. the determining factor OF tAIs year
nrices. heace, everybody is interes .e', ~ ~
1tn nrob. BILE size vi the cotton crop o.
iS9394~Ihe crop which is already harv res,
ed ana which IS now being marketed ne
ofiicjaI announcement of the SIZE of o aoiS
cron viii he made about September l. Io o.!
ana the figures accepted in detetmIhl nv. tu,s
contest viii be those Of the New Orleans
cotton exchange.
The prizes viii be awarded and
Orleans c0ftoInf nee g IN. HI NiGED
HE PRIZES.
: nefe will be 81 900 in nri7.- 49,.
s.:os '4Q'd 2titsJLD to the next closest
u E7t,-J d..
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at at the prefecture after Which s nS time
tbe exhihitjon After spending s ahn palais
at the exhibition he processes l'1,',at was given
de Commerce, where a oah4o7'
in his honor. ,,.os;dent Garnet
At e45 o'clock tonight Presloeiir ,Ia ner-
started for the theater, where d 60 If his
for,nance was to be given because vi res
presence in the city. Several era ona beng
were >i IN 'h hv President Carnot. The car
p raae was driven slowly along in front frpe ed
i iata p Rne de la Republique. still tolAo"is
+ba facade of the palace.
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$lC0 ThiP 10 HAVANA, Cuba. and
return this amount including raiIr %nI
MO Steamship fare from the home Of III"
"1u.ler 20 h"Fi!iia and return. and allo,,inr
-. '' ,aa IoI EXPENSES tor 4 delightful week
EueSSer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-10-13
1.-The American Maelstrom. "


From the Blue and Gray Magazine.
The most dangerous part of the coast of
the United States extends from the south
ernmost cape of the peninsula of Florida to
the island of Dry Tortugas, lying in the
Gulf of Mexico, 81 miles from Key West.
For distance of 200 miles the coast line
is here made up of a semi-circular chain of
islands, along whose seaweed edge lie the
sunken reefs of Florida These reefs are
of coral formation, and are washed by the
warm wate- of the Gulf Stream as it flows
through the straits on its way porthward.
This river in the ocean, flowing always
in one direction, with an average velocity
of two miles an hour, produces numerous
strong counter currents and in-draughts
over the reefs and along shore Threaten
ing tide-rips, eddies and whirlpools are con-
tinually set going, which tend to battle the
ever cautious mariner and carry his ship to
certain destruction.
Cape Hatteras, with its tickle currents
and shifting bars, so dreadful to the mari
ner, has been the scene of many shipyrecks,
but the number is small when compared 10
those which have met their fate in the Gulf
Stream and beyond the pale of assistance.
Hundreds Of vessels daily pass through the
Florida straits on their way to foreign ports
and those which are located on the shores
of the Gulf and, in order to avoidthe adj
verse currents, vessels skirt along the edge
of the stream and the long, arid reef, with
its succession of varied dangers, menaeingly
paving the way ike teeth in a shark jaw.
However uncertain the navigation of the
waters adjacent to these reefs may be by day
it becomes tenfold more hazardous by night.
Notwithstanding the fact that chain of
lights on the dcsolate reefs cast ruddy
glare to the mariner on the sea, yet plain
sailing is out of the question, for the
bes,cons are at an average distance of %
miles apart, and, all other day marks being
hidden by the darkness of night, the navi-
gator feels his way with only the compass
and deep-sea- lead to guide him. The con-
ssiousness that slight divergence from the
proper course may lead to disaster keeps
him on the pins and needles Of anxiety.
Ships have run UPON these coral strands
in broad daylight, owing to strong IN
draughts, and it is by no means IN uncOm
mon occurrence to find At daylight several
vessels, which had lost their reckoning in
the night, lying high and dry on the rocks.
Our rice crop last year was 1876. 600 300
pounds.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-10-13
Big Salaries in England.


II is interesting to note that the salary
of the late Lord Chief Justice Coleridge
was $4,000 year, while that of the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States is $4,000. The difference
between the salaries of these two officials
is no greater, however, than that between
other high officials in England and this
country. The lord chancellor receives
$50, 600 year wilhelm office, and pen
sion for life of s25. 900. The lord of APP
peals gets $50. 900, and all the other
judges s25, 600 The income of the Brit
ISL Attorney General is at least $50. 900
a year, against salary of IS, 900 for the
Attorney General of the United States.
The latter figure is the salary of our Sec
rotary Of State, while all the English Sec
retares of State get SIS, 900 year, and
after serving for a certain time they are
entitled to $40, 900 a year for life, Alto
gether. it will be seen thasthe high officers
IN England are very handsomely paid, when
compared with those Of this country, and
the bench IS about the best paid ola