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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-09-13

EST SUPERIOR, WIS.,. Speclt
J. Fitzgerald. Of Brule, has sent
appeal for assistance for the se
In that vicinity. He says the,
starving as = result Of the forest
which destroyed all the crops.
have been fighting fires day and
and sleeping In holes in the g
lest they be surprised and burned
Poor Commissioner Kennedy t
the matter oyer to the relief co
tee and provisions were sent
first train. The town OF Brule
rounded BY fires, and the plucky,
steaders are making u fight to
their houses
ST.. PAUL special: A train fron
cago on the Wisconsin Centr;
saved from q bad wreck near st
Point by q plucky farmer and u
ing shirt. The train was approa
Stevens Point, when signaled
fame that quickly went out. Oh
ping the train it was found that the
wreckers we're at work, but had been
discovered and frightened away by a
man living near, who then tore on his
shirt and lighting 1t, stopped the
train. There Ii ne clue to the mis-
creant, nor Is there any knowledge o.
their motives in attempting 10 wreck
he train.
81. PAUL special: In the convep,
ton Of the Catholic Total Abstinence
Union the first business was reports o.
societies not connected with the
unions. Wonderful growth was re-
ported from many sections. In the a.
ternoon Secretary Doyle Of New Yorl
submitted the report Of the numerical
strength Of the order, in which hi
says: 1--WE have added sixty-eigh'
new societies with 3 membership O
2,063 to the roll OF national unions
making Z total Of 763 societies with /
membership Of 55,445."
KANsAs CITY special: RI Rev. Il
Z. Kink, bishop Of the Kansas City
Kan, diocese q the Catholic Church
has refused 20 sanction the plan pro
posed BY Rev. Father KuSle, Of ST
4ary's parish In KApsas City, KAN, Il
abolish oil the Eparcchtal schools Q
that city and send the Catholic child
ron 70 tho public schools, The plat
~ proposed 70 thu bishop Ia rstAliA
ttCn Tor the troAtment aocoEded TIL
Catholic peop1s 49, " d ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
pas Dentf6)tbu,s,t int$6hnten.

Sem beuti4en Mangel an @elb!t*
'betoubt5ein, Der fi& i'm 2anoe 1elbit
ni@t tpeniger, als in Der 5remoe tag
itdgli9 an beutlder Ma4t uno oeut@
5@em 8eiiB p%eriinbist, bdlt Elm Nei1ex.
:beri4t Der ,Neuer 3iirider 3ettun9"
Elm erbaulides @piegelbilb Dor. 9sr
8eri@teritatter: .Sn @blumeb - 10
beibt es in feinen Mittbeilungen -
ftteg Elm &aufmann Elm, Der oeut14
ipra9. Mls i4 tbm bic Truhtbarte1t
Der @eeeno rii6mte, pa iagte er: "S!a,
mir BADEN Mles in 8Dbmen, mas Elm
2ano reid unb g1iidli& MAIDEN tann.
eSn unferen Bergen tpa@ien bic @tetnz
foblen, bas @ilber, bas @t1en, bas
Rupfer, bas 8lei, bic ebeln @ranotz
ftetne unb nett unb brett in ben
Stabten iinb bic f4Dniten Sebauoe
aus b1bmii&en 5els. 9ie @laser0e
qie]en mir gu RrDitaQ, Der aut ben
$afeln ertlingt, aus un1erem Yorz
aenan ibt man in 9otels unb Pulaften
an unieren beiben Auel1en gu &arls<
Bah, Marienbab unb 5ran3ensbao
ma@t bic grobe Melt i'm CONNER gut,
mas 1ie i'm @inter 9eiiinbigt bat uno
labt uns Elm biibf@es Stid @elb 5uz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
Die dltcte 9vnnttte. &er, @clt.
@alttm. 8. Gorrefpbt.)

Mas ftnb 9absbur9er, 9ohen3ol<
Term, 8ourbonen ober MomanoHs ge<
qer bic DDna{tie bes Mttabo! Man
neib, per ber @raf BON 9absburg
mar, tpel9er i'm 13. Sabrbunoert gum
rDmii9en Scatter ertpGblt tpurbe, man
tennt bie tleinen Mnfdnge bes 9aufes
53oQern, 9ugo Gapet's Dpna1tte TT
nod lang teine taufenb Sabre alt.
@elbit bic RDnigin @ictoria, bic burb
ben 9eptar@en @erbit tbren @tammz
baum auf @oban 3uridfubrt, tann
gegen ben Sobn ber @onne niht autz
fommen. .
Ser Mitabo BON Sapar1 iitsber 121.
Scatter aus elmer Dpnaitte, bic bor
etpa $500 Sabren e%earinbet murbe.
scSimmu Senno, Der grobe Wbn bes &C.
gen>pdrtisen Mttabo, resierte brett
bunbert Sabre por Mleranber benz
@roBen. 9ie1e mertmirbige Sang
lebiafeit elmer Dpnaitie ldbt ii4 pielz
lei&t barauf 3uriidfIbren, bat bas
@e1eb BET @benbiirttgteit BET ber Der
beiratbung ber Mitabos nt4t in Mn<
nenbunq fommt.. Ser Mitabo mGhlt
feline @atttn felt unporbentli@er 3ett
aus ben SDdtern bes 2%anoesaoels,
unb bic @auptbebingung 1T, geiuno
mub tie fem, tpas ii4 aud tleinere
2eute, als Elm regierenber Surt gum
Muiter nebmen iolten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

- Ser Mrbeiter=Q el efaal in 3Iz
rid fat {oebea feinen b%rei3ebntenl Sab
resberi9t eritattet, poraus. tintges Daz
ten BON a1gemeinem Snterefe ftnb.
Die 3abl ber 8eiu@er betrug 3o;2N,
BON 6enen 1908 auf bic @ommernto=
nate unb 26,O74 .auf bic Mintermo=
nate entfa1en. Der 9ur4f9ntttsbey
iu@ betrug i'm @ommer 25, i'm Mtnf
ter 1853 per Sag. Die 8ibliotbet 1T
auf 1000 8dnbe angetpa4fen, unb
mdbrenb Der Mtntermonate ftnb 1858.
@anb ~ausselieben porben. Bon bers
@9reibgelegenbeit ma4ten 74621 Yer>
{onen @ebraud. Die @tnnabmenS be<
truaen 1881 st., bic &usgaben 47971
st., nobel bic Soften fit 6 Gratis
@oltston5erte unb IA @ratisz9or<
trGae nit inbe9riHen iinb. Sn benz
8eri4te beibt es i'm 4inblid auf ben
ftarten 8e{u9 unb in Mnbetra9t Der
niebrisen Soften: rMabrli4 elm berr<
lides @reebnib; unb bas 4Ies ohne
martt19reieri59e propa9anbq, ohne
belonberes 3utbun uniererieits! Sbne
3peifel 1T es ni@t gum @eringiten,
Der neutrale Gbaratter, ber benz 2e{sz
faale biefes Mnieben peri4aHt bat."'.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
Der 0~olobnnoel.

Man i4reibt ber ~. 5: g.
aus 2onbon: Di4ter aler Gambler
riibmen unb preiien bas golbene 3ettz
alter; mir profaif@e @ei@aftsme11i @en
leben, obne baB mir uns ber S5atia4e
10 re4t bepubt tperben, i'm tpirtliden
qolbener 3eitalter. Mtt jeoem Sage
6rGnst ii@ bies Sebermann als urbez
1treitbar unb f4etnbar unabdnoerltb
auf. Das @olofeber gait friiber fur
Elm 3ei4en ungeiunber 3uitdnbe; nur
1ebr enge unb ni9t an5u einflubrei9e
Rrei1e purben BON bem1elben ergrifz
fen. Die groben 9auier oer Ti11an5z
melt tiimmerten ii& gar niht INN
oteien 3aumel ober bltdten NIT Werz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

- l1eber einen sliidli@ abgelaufenen
l1nfal bes &Dnigs bon portugal
,pirb aus 2tNabon bsri&tet: Beim
@erlaKen bes S@iHes i'm @eebaoe
.Gascaes glitt &Dnig Carlos auf benz.
2anbungsitege aus, fel ms Ma'ler
uno 1@mamm cine 3iemli@ tpette
.@trede Bis ans 2anb. @orber mubb1
.te Ct tief .untertau&en, ba er bein.
.@tur3 apif9en bic @4tHsmano ur1o
einen 8abn seratben mar, unter> Dem
er binmeg]@mimmen mubte @om Ylis
blitum itiirmii@ begriibt, elite BET. 30
mia in. cine 8abeeabine, um bic Rle1T
ber gu peh1eln.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20
RD9tn
litGrperIon 1ein! SD bin =
beim 6errn 6auptmann."

DetW OeIIW QuuPI"'u'u" 4.
Mufeet1Grt. @eiienber Ger
Dor elmer Stunbe ansetommen) 3unl
Wirtb: rGntidnloisen Sic, bab i'd
mid tpieber entferne. Sd babe nt4t
sepubt. bab cine S4mieoe i'm 9al11e
it,"
Wirtb: Isle iiberra1den midi. Sn
meinem 9otel 1T bod feline S4miebe."
Mei5enber: .Nt9t? So, mas bdm>
inert benn ba idon felt elmer @tuns
Beg"
Wirtb: %, b%erubieen sic ii&. bag
1T nur bic &D&in, bic bas 8setiteat
tlopft."
naler@onu m.
Ser 6err bort in Der @de mub febr
international fein?" rMarum?" -
.gaun, erft trant ct frana0Flaen @otbs
tpein, bann i9pebii4en pun1h unb
ieBt bGnii9en 4orn!"
Cine @9mei@elei. 5rduz
lein (sefaliii@tis): .Ni@t mabr, i'd
Bin bod redt bdBli4!"
9err: %, mein TrGuletn, aus Der
bGBli9iten @aupe tpirb man6mal ber
196nfte S4metterling!"
MiBperfdnbnib. "4llo
Cure &0dtn min fort?"
ga, tie beiratbet einen Barber unb
9%eilgebulfen".
rDie Fat au4 ME an einem S4as
senus!"
6pffnunqsbolle Musi4t t.
SIN S9aufen1ter einiger 8erliner Bluz
menbanblungen finb g 1an5en ausgez
ftelt, berer 8ldtter nit f.iner @4rift
beidrieben iinb.
Das 1T bic Dofnun9spoQ1te Sh.if.<
itelleret, bon Der mir btsber gebort baz
ben. 60 pirb unaneifelbaft bic 2i=
teratur a1 rleuer 8litbe tommen.
unperqntmortli4. Sc
fGngnibin1pettor: rNummer Z 1T
Sbneu entmii9t?! .Sie iinb Elm
bobenlos lei9tiinniger Meni4! -.
ginen Rerl obne be1onbere 8enn5eihen
bur9brennen gu lafen!!!"
Gin tleiner Diplomat
2ebrer (ber foeben bic Sanftmutb unb
8e3Gbmuns pon @a4egelliten ieinen
Rinberr empfpblen bat): nNun, Rarlz
DEF. mas miirbeft Du nun tbun, tpenr
Sid Elm anberer Sunge einer Hugre1
I9impft?"
Rarlden (nad einisem ueberleaer
uni4lufia): .Mte grob 1T benn be'
Sungeg" -.
@ertbeibigang. 6rau (el:
men 8rief in Der 9ano, tpeineno): 81
treibft Du's, unb bebsntt nidt, bat
.Du mir emige 2iebe unb Sreue &C.
f9poren bait!" @r: r@ber Grau, oas
lit aber aud fhor cine @migteit ber!"
mint. @raf: rSbr @arten.
SER Gommer3ienratb, it bas reinitt
9arabies!" Gommer3ienratb. "Nu.
penn 81 molten leben brinn' NIT met
.ner Gpa ~ i6 tperbe sic ni@t aus
meiien!"
Mbnun9sboll. @eferenbar
.... Grduletn ipielen pobl au@ &laz
sbier?" .....
Mutter (ibrer So@ter 3ufluiterno):
Sag lieber nein!"
Nobel. .Dteier @hn1ud
to{tet $50 Mart, 9err Baron bel
8aar3ablung aber nur 230 Mart."
,@lauben sic, mir liegt an lumz
piaen 20 Mart etpas? S@,bletb tbn
SonDer6are Stellung g.
Isle geben an, ben beurigen CONNER
iber in einem bteiigen @artenetabltiz
fement engagirt setpe1en gu 1ein - IN
tpel9er @tellung?!"
v@9auen's, 9err @thter, eS' 1tno
eben ba iebe Mo@e 3tpeimal penetiaz
nilde Md9te abgebalten noroen, uno
BEL benen mar i@ als Moro angez
ftellt!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20

aieben min, aud Der {ummenbe Sdz
motuar auf benz Sbeetii4, bas aierltae
MidelgerGtb, auf benz na4 benz Diner
i'm Salon ielb1t Der Raffee berettet
mirb ~ bab all bie1e @esenjtanbe ne
ben ibren prattHden Worailsen nod
ben peiteren elmer nidt gu unteri4d=
benben betoratipen, has beibt tim
mungbilbenben 8ebeutunc IN 1th
{hlieben.
Sin be1onberes Gelb Der @efaidlt4z
teit btlbet bic Decoration Der Spetlen
al, fi9. @eFiisel unb grDbere Tlet1dz:
ftiide tperben, nahbem lie aerlegt,
bur@ aierli9 betr1nte @ilberipiebe IN
ibrer uriprlnsliden Tprm auiamme1z
aebalten; Semi e unb Rdrtoffeln ttiebt
man mittelit geeisneter Rii@eninftruz
mente gu eefdQisen Tormea aus; auf
anberen S9uTeln bilben Raper11s
i9niire, Gitronen14eiben unb anbere
quite @a9en filiiirte @er3ierungen.
Die aierli4e Mrt bes Mnri4tens bat
gepib nod &einem ben Ippettt per<
BORDEN. Minber 1obenstpertb erf@eint
es basesen, baB man in allau eifrisem
8er f90nerunssbrange begtnnt, bic
@pei1en bur@ ni4t eBbare Dtnge gu
betoriren. Denn an3u nabe liegt BITE
@efabr, baB Elm unaliidli@er Slid
aait berartige Declaration" Der Der
@ermert runperbauli4" ia :::Dt BET
qeqeben tpirb, unperf ebens nit 3tplz
{den bic 3Gbne betommt -.
2eaipn 1T bic 3abl ber perf4iebe=
men Gormer fir bic 3ierli4 ausgeitatz
teten Menuz unb plaBtarten. 9ans<
frau unb 9aust19ter fertisen bieielz
ben gelegentli9 ielbit an, inbem lie
peibes, ober burtes 8artonpapier,
@eibe, 9obel1pdbne u. /. m. nit Sill
fe bes 8renni tiftes, bes piniels unb
Der @6eere in ent1pre4enber Meife
per3ieren. 8emalte @oie : Tlai4en
tlein{ten Tprmats, in beren oberer
OeFnung loie 8lithen iteden, unb an
Denen bic 3ifdfarte bermittelf elmer
ben 9als ber Tlai&e rnfdliebenben
feioenen @@leifs befeitist mirb, barfen
als moberne 9alter fir folUe 3pede
gelten. @ls biib59e5te plaBbeftimmung
aber er{9eint mir bic aus pariS tom>
merrbe Mobe, ie elmer Dame uno etnem
6errn beim Gintritt Elm StrGubhen
qleiaartieer 8lumer gu iberreiden.
@trGube ber glei4en 8lument auf 5tpet
Observation-Disclosures @puperts, be-
aethnen auf Der Safel bic pldbe bes
10 3uiammengefigten paares.
+ SIS 1T felbitper| bab Mtrtb
unb 9ausfrau ri9t BEL ieber bon If
men peranitalteten Geftli@teit alle eben
angefubrten,. erprobten @%inaelbetten
aur Detoration unb 8elebung ber 9a=
fel 3ur Mntpenbung brin9en tDnner.
Muf ale Gdne aber 1T ibnen ar3ura=
then, cine ober eintge bon jenen our
M%npenbung gelansen gu laien. Denn,
unter uns eefagt: bic tleinen Runitz
qriffe unb &unfitide, bic mir bier
unter benz 8eerif Der ~Safelbetoraz
ton" 3u5ammengefaBt baben, btloe11
ni@t muir cine 8elebung beS dubern
Mnblids BET Safel, fonbern audi cine
8elebung bes tnneren Men14en Der
@Gite -. lie tpirten, t1bem lie ga15
unmiQtlrli9e, lei9te llnterbaltungsz
antnipfungen ergeben, belebenb unb
conperi dtionsfDrbernb felbit auf ben
i@meig1amiten partner unb bic {&u@z
ternfte partnerin ber geieqigen &unoe
unb TRACER, 10 ibr gut She'll ba3u Bel.
bab jib bas auf bic fetli4e Safel
nieberiente, mas 5tets bic alerbelte De-
tpration ber1elbem 1T: bic fr0b(ide,
engeregte Sttmmung. ~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-12-20


nmtuno nuf bic perb(enbeten Hhoreu
berunter. Seute III has ulles qana
nnb,rs netporben. limb NIT remt.
ii6 ebebem als Elm aetpaates. ton
fiibn.s. in ben m.iften NGneu au,n,.
Min fubrenbes linternsbmen barr
it,IIte. an pelbem rur ab.nteuernb.
Sabeni&tie th.ilnabm.r, ii beute.
nah bem iehfoen Gtanbe Der WiHeus
idaft. au ein.r esnbuftrie u~mseRaIt.t,
bie eben{o folib nah ben uGntttme,r
taufmGnnifden Nrincipien bebanbeIt
,Inb ~oeieitet perben fann. tpie iroe,,b
Gin, onhrr. csnbmftrie nuf benz @ebiete
Der f.iteften Weltftap.lzMrtitel. 60
pobl bic gufimbuna pie 81. @e,pin,
nuro unb Ri. glrt Der Musbeutuno bes
otmonnenen @olbes tperben iett rah
s%rprpbten. mi}7enfhoftli6 fefioefteps
ten Meaeln betrieben. Das @iito,
Sic mooni7e ouf bie{em sFe(be {puen
niht %bebeutenber iein qls iroenb elmer
anberen 9roud. bes @.3dGft.s. Die
9eiten. ba mar, bem publitum auf
81, bloRe grtlGruna elmer einaelnen
Wer5pn Miuionen entloden tpunte.
limb fir INNER poriiber. Dx Mnleqer,
Sic Gparer unb bic RQpitali{ten tpolen.
auerit MeiuItate ieben, btpor lie faufen.
@obl fomm,r nod INNER Musnabn,s>
fame Dor: ALIEN {olde fSuner aud
aupeilen i'm 6onbel NIT ben {olibeften
Irobutt.n eintrtten. Das @e1@dft
in 9uder. &qFe. unb M.iaeu brinat
mon2esmal ruinirenb.re Me{ultafe
NIT i'd. ols bic oetpaatefte Minens
POPULATION. Was lett feit ftebt 1T.
Toloenbes: Das @ei9aft, bic Spez
fulation in Min.n=Mtai.n, qebt in,z
m.r mehr auf elm. 5olibere Bats uber.
Die oroBen SGu{er, ielbf bic auerer>
item Tirmen betbeiliaeu ii& nunrnebr.
an Sem{elben. Quein unter aaua ur,>
beren %l1m{t6nb.u, ols bieieniaen maz
rem. uuter melden bic irreaeleitete
Scribe bes oIaemeinen publttums
friiber in berartioe l1uternehmunaen
iid itirate. Man f@idt iebt au al
lerer{t @odpertGnbiqe bon Muf unb
Mamer an Ort unb steue, UNI bic
Mnooben Der Werfdufer, Bromoters
unb Qeute bie1es @dlaqes qenau Al
unter5u9en unb priifen. BloBe .4au<
ter. unb pGren bie{elben nod 70
reid. nod 10 pielperfpre4enb, beiiben
oar teineu Wertb. Wir {aben unb
unb ieben bies ieb.n Saq. Die melt
ou{tralilh.n 0rpmoters unb Or
aablunoer1 bon Wunberbinae1 unb
Wunberfunben ~ nit Muftern in
ihren @ei5etoFern ~ fanaen bag
Vublitum niht mebr. Dagegen legt
man ben mii1en{daftli@ beerinbete,
Musflbrunoe1 bon @aaper itdnbigen
Sic arSRte Bebeutuna Bel, unb ielbft
mem, feline {pfprtiaeu ouuenblidlihen
Me{ultate p%orberae{aqt tperben, Be-
banbelt bic Gitb folde Museinanberz
i,bunben nit auem Grnite, unb Adu{er
eriten Manoes betbeiliqen iihs al, ben,
@e{@dfte. Das @orbanbeniein. bts
@olbes in beitimmter, als itetig i4
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-11

to his former wife, who is the legal Gus
todian of their daughter Mamie, request
ing her consent to the appearance of the
CIR mounted on a milk-white palfrey
as the Angel of Peace" in the May day
parade. Mrs. Coxey refused. The mat
ter was supposed to have ended there,
but young Jesse Coxey came here late in
April and returned to Washington with
his sister. 1t now turns out that Mrs.
Coxey was not consulted and that the
girl ran away with her brother.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, says:
II have been told that the blackballing
of Senator Wolcott at the Metro politan
Club in New York has been made the
subject of discussion III the newspapers.
l was told by members of the club that
Senator Wolcott had been blackballed
on account of his attitude on the silver
question and his pronounced advocacy
of the free coinage Of silver. Such I am
sure, from what heard, was the gen.
eral understanding. He is now MEM
Der of the Union League. Man
haitian, University and the Players
club in New York, and of the Metropoli-
tan in Washington, and he evidently
has been excluded from the New York
Metropolitan Club simply because the
governing committee has disapproved
of his ardent support of free coinage and
of the silver cause in the debates of last
summer
Captain Kolb. the counted out candi-
date of the Jeffersonian Democrats OF
Alabama, makes public announcement
that he is not in the number Of those
who have cast covetous eyesso the seat
N the Senate now occupied by General
Morgan.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-11

The fire at Nowray is terrible disaster
to one of the most enterprising and
thrifty villages in Maine. In an hour
what the hard work of many years Great
ed was swept away and nothing left but
a mass of smouldering ruins. Not only
is the business of the town Frustrated,
but almost all the people have lost their
dwellings, and are for the time being
dependant upon the neighboring towns
for place to lay their heads. Fortu
nately most of the buildings were fairly
we'll insured in substantial companies,
SO that most of the people will have
something to begin with anew. A lesson
which this conf1agration teaches, and
which other towns similarly situated
should heed. is the.comparative inutility
of water works unaided by steam fire
engines to suppress big fire. The open
ing OF large number of MIGRANTS at
once SO reduces the pressure that a
stream of water cannot be driven to any
considerable height. Water works to
of much avail in anything but a
vi fire must be supplemented by
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-11
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR.

Yung Kwai, who is to marry Miss May
Burnham OF Springfield, Mass, this
month, is one of dozen of the most
brilliant young men of China. as tested
by competitive examination, and was
sent to this country by the Chinese gov
eminent as diplomatic attache in order
to learn American ways. His engage
ment to charming American girl
would indicate that he is an apt pupil.
The famous chief of the Black Flags, y
who fought SO long against the French
in the first days OF the Tonquin war,
has recently had an official report pub
lished in the Picking Gazette Luu
Vinh-Phvoc, now high Chinese func-
tionary, is in command of the military
district of the kouang- Toung and in
spector of the sea coast of two provinces.
In his report he declares that these coasts
enjoy perfect tranquility, and are free
from piracy. He must be good Judge
Of the question, for the BLACK Flags''
of Tonquin. whose chief he has been,
were pirates as well as patriots.
The saloon keepers are suing the
city of Kenosha. Wis, for about
$4,000 in license money paid under
protest. They proved to the salts
faction of the court of last resort
that they could not be forced to pay the
money. Now the city has spent the
cash and will not return it until a judg-
ment is secured.
The will of the late Sir James Stephen
is a marvel Of shortness and clearness.
1t runs: "This is my last will. I give
all my property to my wife, whom I ap-
point sole executrix"
Rose Coghlan, the actress, has applied
for patent for safe in which she 40
disposes dynamite that if a burglar at
tempts to break into it he will blow him.
self up.
The Empress Frederick has induced
two Berlin societies of amateur photo
graphers to cooperate in bringing about
an international exhibition of pho
tographs by amateurs in 1895. Her
majesty has undertaken to be patroness
and has requested Princess Henry to
act as her substitute on the committee.
Mrs. Caroline Coxey, of Massillon,
Ohio, the divorced wife of Gen. Coxey,
a woman of refinement, and sister of ex-
Congressman zimmerman Of Pennsyl-
vania, threatenes to sue the general for
abduction" of mamie" Coxey. Coxey.
it will be remem bered, addressed a note
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-11

The call for the State Democratic con-
svention is addressed to all electors of
Maine "who believe in protecting and
maintaining the rights of American citi-
zens at home and abroad; who believe
in sound financial system, suited to our
needs; who believe in protection to our
national domain; who believe that tariff
taxation liks all other taxation should
be levied for public purposes only, and
that all taxation should be just and
equal and only sufficient for proper gov
eminent; who believe in protection
against servile immigration; who be-
I1eve in q sincere recognition of the ap-
recia tion of our workingmen: who
believe in the Limitation of monopolies
and their tendencies; who believe in gem
erous regard and care for our surviving
soldiers and Sailors People who
thus believe are invited to Join
in sending delegates to this convention.
What earthly usa is it for people who
believe in these things to sena delegates
to Democratic convention. There is
hardlysa single one of them that the
Democrats of the House or Senate have
not repudiated since Congress met The
sound financial system" was only saved
by the veto of the President. The taxa
ton of the Senate tart If bill is not equal
or just. 1t avowedly discriminates
through an income tax in favor Of one
class against another. 1t is not laid for
public purposes only, but an important
part OF it has been dictated by the Sugar
Trust and the Lead Trust for their ben
eft. Instead of recognizing the Ameri-
can laborer. an attempt has been made to
take away his protection against the
competition of the foreign worlingman.
Instead of imitation and weakening mon
opolies, the Senate hill strengthens them,
AS for the generous treatment o. the
soldiers, it has been SO ungenerous On
the part of the pension bureau that even
Democratic congressman have de-
nounced it.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-11

The Belfast Age in common with
many other OF our Democratic contem-
poraries regards the election of Sorg in
the Columbu Ohio, district as proof
positive that "the morning light is
breaking" by which it means that the
darkness that has been enveloping the
Democratic party for many months past
is about to be dispelled. If the Age
would learn the truth about that eiec-
ton and tell it neither it nor it's Demo-
cratic constituents could get much en-
couragement out of the result. In
stead of 5000 majority for Sorg, as the
Age says, the majority was only 100,
a Democratic loss of 60 per cent since the
last election in that district. The New
York SUMS description of Sorg as a
brand plucked from the burningn is
much more truthful than the Ages ray
of morning light.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-11
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