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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Settuness o efeee.

.9tiiuuesn btirtHtnt, bic bur& bic pot psr.
fanbt psrhsu, bat has Bsr. Staatsn GtriHt
fplssnes Ertfbsieunstn etsshtn;
1. y abpnntnttn, bic Mot bsfftmmt ab.
btfftlsn, sirb anstnpmmtn. bae fif ttut Gsrt,
ltsung n, abpnntments piinihtn.
2. i3dftlsn aspnnsnttn cine i9eituns ab,
70 FAM kr btausesbtr hitftIbe ptitu ttnefn,
bic api Rudadnpt bssablt finb.
8 Rsnn atenntnttn ss sfrf6umsn sbtr
ii6 tpastrn, bic 3situns BON BEN pOfamt alb
,ubUItn, an ptGts ts abrtffirt tf, 10 fnh fit
puantpprtIit, bio ibrs Rt&nuns btiatIt ane
bic 3tituns abbsfslt ID.
a. Wsnn Nbcnntnien BON Hntm wpfan,
ptr,isbtn, obnt ben Srausetbsr su btnaGrih'
tistn, unb bic 3sttune pirp psitsr batin &C.
ianht 70 fnb fs fur esn spllsn 8ttras sn-
antpOrtih.
5. Die @sriGts babsn sntfGittsn, tab bic
@aetruns. cine btifslis .3situns spn bu pslf
absubcltn, sin Stptis hts striuttsn Sstruss
unh ffrafboi q.
6. Btsapltn abrnntnttu I'M gpraus, 70 III
ts 'srt pfi6t naG abIauf Ter 3sit Ha6ritt
u ssbsn, fab ft hit 3uitnbune nitt fsrnsr
punibsnj anhsrnfals fam etr ptrausetbtt
bic 3situng psiitr ltnbtn uHb Der Absnntnt IN
baitbar, bic CT l6riftlid bas 8latt abtsiitlli
uub ale 8iiditdnbs bsaatlt lnh.
Z. Die nsusf,u ppfssitst sufiistn, pab
rim S,rausssbsr iIstnb Strauhtn ptssn Ss-
truss bslansen fanu, her cine 3siiuns talt
unb bic .3abuns strpds,ri. Inter eitItm
8tisB fann Gin MaHn, her cine 3tituns Ian
etrs 3sit anuimmt, pbnt tafiir tu bsiablsu,
uns taun ben 5sraueasbsr bur6 ZEN ppiimsi-
fer ttna6ri6tssn I6Bt, hab iis suriidsspisftu
(refused) fei, psrbafttt uHp btifraft ntresn Ii
bultltsn Msils, ME ptesn Gisbfabls.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
4SerrD's. 523 2aceatu0mma 9(ocnue,
se8eniber Der bsnti6en Dbl 0eaops 6aas
Gller1ei aus benz Staat.

- Die 9attin bes beutfden Bu6e
bdnbIerS Ssnas 8obIsr in gbiIabeIpbia
in seitorbsn, nadosm bas gbepaar tpenise
Woden suoor bic @oIbene Sod3eit se.
feiert batte.
-Sobn Sibes. ber friibere Sderiff
bon 2aneaiter County. tpurbe in 8biIa.
oeIpbia unter Der 2nflase ber unters
i6laeuns perbaftet. gr fol- peridumt
baben, bel ieinem 4ustrift aus benz
4mte i'm Sanuar b. S. bic Summe
bon $4,000. tpeI6e er in Sanben bielt.
an ieinen geadfolser auS3uIiefern.
- Ser 9adlaB bss in 8biIaoeIpbia
ermorbeten See Gong Auons. 926 STAGE
Strabe, Der unter benz Hamen .Suoss
Of Gbinutppu" befannt mar. iol einen
0ertb bon $50, 900 baben. gr purbe
bon einem 2anbsmanne, NIT benz er
pesen elmer 6orberun8 bon sl5 in
Streit ssrietb. eri6oHen.
-Dis 8eipobnsr bon Soft Grsef, sinsm
tIeinen 8ororte bon Sbenanboab. tpurben
Sonntas 9iadt burb Elm bumpfes uno
rumpeInbes 8et6ie in 4neft uno Sdred
periest, bas beItdnbis on llmfans srbBer
tpuroe uno idliebli6 nit bem 8raden
unb Sinfen Der grbe unter feds Sduiern
enbete. Die 8etpobner berieIben purben
re6tseitie eetpedt uno entfamen Der 2es
benssefabr, mebrere Manner risfirtsn ibr
2eben. UNI SausbaItunsSeeeenitdnbe 3u
retten. Die @rpe iinft nod INNER Ianes
lam unb man beflrdtst. bab bic Sduier
poa itdnbis in ben Nberunb itiir3en. Die
OberI Idde 1T burd bic &oblenauSsrab.
unsen einer 9rube Der 2cbieb.8allep.
8obleneompaenie unterminirt norosn
Der iopeit an8eribtete Shaben tpirb
auf $500 sei6dst.
- Sonntas Nadmittas besins in
Pittsburs Elm tpoblbabenber unb sead.
teter alter Deutiher Namens Seinri6
Stods am 8rabe feiner @attin Selbit.
morb. 2eBtere mar Dor uneefdbr fiinf
Doden seitorben unb Stode batte ii6
bic Trennune BON ieiner setreuen 2ebenS'
gefdbrtln 10 su Sersen senommen, bab er
fur nihts NnbsreS mebr Sinn bate unb
in iiefe Sdpermutb perIeI; er beiudte
fait tdsIib bas Grab ber Berforbenen
auf oem Sriebpofe su SOmepOob. aud
Sonntas 9fadmittae bate er itd bortbin
beseben, tpabrideinlid idon in ber Abs
li6t. isinsm Crane fiir INNER Elm gnbe
su bersiten. aurs uor Q llbr pernabmsn
einiee 8eiuber bes Sriebbofes einen
Sdub, ipeI4er in Der 9esenb bes 8e'
srdbnibplases Der Samilie Stsds abee.
fsuert porben su iein fbien, unb aIs iie
Orrtbin eilten, fanoen iie ben alien
Mann, nit benz raudenben Rebolper
nod in ber Sanb, entieelt iiber ba8 @rab
feiner @attin binseitredt. Gr bate fid
cine 8useI bur6 ben 8opf seiast unc Der
COB mar Elm iofortiser sepeien. Stode
mar 81 Sabre alt uno bate einen sroben
8efanntenfreiS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
: enSIit iinS ausIid,sn porbanben,

= @nbIit iinb ausiidtsn borbanben.
bab bic Nulberrp Strabe bic su ben Nap
aus Sdasn in fabrbaren 3uifanb seiebt
tpirb, pislleidt nidt mebr bieien Winter
sanslid. aber bod iebenfaIIs sIeid i'm
Srlbiabre. glIs bic 2adananna gom'
panic isinerseit ben 2anoitrid in Cots
ausleste. madte fe nit Der 3ractiOn
GOmpanie einen Yertras. bem8emdb lebs
tere bic WiuIberrp Strabs bis sur Artbur
Apenue nipelliren fpllte. Dabei bIieb es
absr aud unb setban tpurbe ipenis ober
gar nidts. SeBt bat bic gImburit Bous
lebarb @ompanie NIT ber Iraction Com.
panic einen fdriftliden 8ertra8 gemadt.
ponad lebtsre iid perpflidtet. bic arbeil
an Der StraBe ioweit als tbunliea su bolIs
enben unb Iotpeit ber 5roit bie8 eefattet
Die 8abn feIbit totrb nidt geIeet, abei
Bfolten iperben erridtst unb 9rdbts se.
ipannt unb bic Strede beleudtet. aud
an beiben Seiten ber Bride fur senii'
aenbe Seleud.uns seiorst. SoIanee BIZ
Bride nibt fertis 1T, mub man trob aqe'
benz ben llmipee lber petersburg unb BIZ
aIte @rablip 8abn MAIDEN, um su BEN
gouleparb eeIaneen su tbnnen.
- Ser Deuifde antcn S6oIs If
firsIih mad ldneerer 8ebanbIuns aus
benz 2adawanna SospitaI alS eebeiI
entIaEen morben. Ssin Sal errest'
unter ben bieiisen 4ersten eroBe guf'
merfiamteit. SdoIs bate i'm pereanee'
nen Sanuar in glmburit bon einem pfsrb,
sinen SufidIas on ben 8Opi erbaIter
unb erIitt einen Shdbelbrud. Nls Elm,
5oIse mar feline redte Ssite. arm uni
8ein, tbeiItpeife eeldbmt unb ct bait
ni6t 8raft senus gum @eben. Serne,
lift ct an beitdnoisem 8opfpeb, einen
@eiumme in ben Obren unb einen
fdmsrsbaften Drude i'm 8opfe. ber ibl
nabniinnis su MAIDEN brobte. Die 2ada
panna County Mebi3iniihe Geieaidaf
madte ben Sal gum @esenltano eine
ausfibrliihen 8eipre6une unb es tpurb
bann beidloHen. SdoIs in bas Sospita
aufsunebmen unb bic Trepanieruns al
ibm posunebmen, b. 3. bus @ebirn burd
gntfernuns bes briidisen SddoeItno
dens bon bem Drude su befreien. Dr
Gonneq unb Der Stab ber SospitaIdrst
nubmen bic Operation Dor. nadbem be
Batient fiinitlid betdubt porben mar
unb bieislbe tparo 70 eIddIid aussefiibrt
bas ber Batient als pbais berseiteat ent
laIen perben fonnte er bat ben Sc
braub ieiner @lieber pieoer unb 1T aut
bonn 8Opfidmers befreit.
n8- Mnnpneirt I'M ,,WodenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Bon Reterebure.

- SIN Der bon Simon Nder eesen
Senrp Miller erbobenen 8Iaee peeeu
glotbsudt babsn bic Gefdporenen Elm
Ridtfdulbis ausseiprOAen.
-Ssrr Tbsobor Bittad bate persar .
gene Wode bas llnsIiid. in ieiner
DafdanfaIt nit ber rebten Sanb in bic
9I6ttss ober BoIirmaidine su seratben
unb trus cine duberit idmsrsbafts 8ers
Iebune Sapon.
14- @oIbsefii(Ite 1lbren eriter 8Iaiie,
nit Glsin @erf, Is Sabre sarantirt. fir
sl2, BEL 2lppb, bem SupeIier, 423 2ada.
4pe. 46,6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

,.@r tsbt auf ieines Dades Sinnen, {"
ndmIid WiIium 8enn. ala golohaIs
Statue, auf benz 1burm bes neuen
StabtsPalaites. 9us elmer Sbbe bon
500 5ub-bis su Benn'S SutipiBe iinr
es 5474 SuB-bIidt er iber iein altsa
philadelphia. ,,llnb idauet nit psrs
snlsten Sinnen auf bieie 8ieienitabi
nun bin," piirpe man suieBen tbnnsn.
weun er es ieIbit mare uno nidt bIoa
iein StanbbiIb.
Nls Wiaiam gsnn bic Stabt griins
oete, bsftimmte sr ben sroben pIab,
ben Bsnn Square, mo iest bic neus
Stabtbuae itebt, gum DlitteIpunft Der.
isIben, peIder purd stpei breite Saupt.
itraben, bic 8roab Str. uno bic Wtarfet
Str., i'm redten 8infel burdtreusl
tpurbe, unb in iebem Der bier Stabts
1beile, tpeIde baburd entitanben, lief
ct in Der Diitte einen Square su einem
Bart fret.
Das war bas aIte gblIabeIpbia. Der
Wittelpunft beReIben 1T ipeit mad 9lor.
bern binauS eeriidt, Der 8IaB ielbf
1T nit benz Stabtbaus berbaut tporben,
aber an bic 3elten bon lSiaiam Benr
erinnert bort nidts mebr. glber ieins
Statue tpirb bieS nun tbun, ndbrenf
ie an bic idlibten einfaben Sitten ber
8orpdter. an beren Sronunes' Sina une
oeren Spariamfeit erinnert.
gs bat DiiIIionen Sefoitet, Bis bieier
Staot'Balait 10 neit fertis tpurbe, um
ibn NIT Penn'S Statue fr0nen su tbnnen
@ans unerbbrte Deitere 2uruss 9luseaben
iperben nod INNER perlanst fir cine un'
n5tbiss 8raht innerer slusftattune, 4
.. fir Stuble in Der Council. 9aae, BIZ
per Stiif iiber sl00 foiten ioqen. Uni
neben iol6en 8eribleuosruness 0oridla.
gen bate man ni6t einmaI Elm paar bun.
bert Dollars, um bic gluffteaune bor
pennS Statue burd cine paHenbs De'
monltration su feiern.
Die iiibnen 0idnner. tssIde iie auf=
iteIIten, tparen bic Ginsissn. tpelde ielbf
ibrs Arteit burd trdftise Surrabs fsier'
ten. Oo6 Seier obsr nidt Ssisr
NilIiam Benn febt ba aIS @abrseider
Der Stubt. limb Der bollitdnbise 4uS
tau bes 3burmes. nebit Der Ginridtune
bon ben pielen Saaen'3 '3immern unb osi
Palaites, ioate nun in fiirseiter Srif
unS nit m6sIidft aerinsen tpeiteren I'm.
tofen sur 8oaenbuns tommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Gunmcre.

- AqentbaIben bier tpirb eifris &c.
bout, 10 ipesiea nube ben Ofsniperfer
unb an Walnut Strabe.
- Gin Wlann namens Warner ODE,
Berner ipurbe am Wittpod in Der Spens
Ger @rube purd cine Sprsnsuns i9pe,
perleBt.
-Dis Snbepenbent SdIaud Gom.
panic bat iid Elm feineS 8eipann anss.
i6afft uno bas basu nDibise 9efdirr.
Sic pirb neben benz S6Iaudbauie sinen
Stall errihten
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Wapue Scuntp.

= 8eim S6IittidubIaufsn auf bsm
Giie bes 2adanaron su Wbite Ollas am
5reitas braden bier anaben elm. 3pei
fonnten serettet tperben, aber bic beiben
anberen, Soiepb Sia uno 8iaiam 8obine.
ertranfen. Sic tparen i'm 4lter bon cts
ma IL Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
2anb III perfaufeu !:

gcn elmer Strsfs pom sttpa 1926 Adern un-
fuItipirtem 2anp, sslsssn in ben 3cpnitips
Nsptrn unp 8uniom. psrfaufr i'd bslisbiss par'
Seaen tu $25 zen ader
6nnu: Saus unb Got 1o. 2747 SadiCn
Straee. Got 30 bel IFS 5ub; Sbfbdums, gutter
Srunneu, Staa unp anpsre gerbelsrunasn.
gH. 1Ieta, 2747 Sadlen Giraffe. II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Sin Her fittrtue.

Stubioius: r0as, sic wasen
es, iih ausbilfsfellner Su nennen-uno
fUnnen mir nidt eirmal nit fiini Wfarf
ausbelien ?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
q, nieIe Ai1iner.

@aif: ,8eld elm auberoroentlid
idmadbaItes Diittassmabl, meine Sna'
Siae Srau-lo etpaa befOmme id nidt
off.4-&arl6 en-: ~0ir au6 ni9t!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Hri1er,frage.

,0as baben Die @eniigiamen nnb
llnssnisiamen semein pa nSsibs iino
nit Beniaem sufrieben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
SSarnuma.

Der tlntsrssi6nsts pirp nur fir S6uItsn
perantpprtit isin, bic sr psriSnIi6 fontrabiri
pbsr pOfiir fr cine BON ibm antsraei6nett Yin
ptiiuns sisbt.
49,3 Ebep. 8aufbmann,f fr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Sit Oerfaufeu :

Saus unb Got einidIRbIid anberem gisen.
tbum, gde RiitstOn apenus uno 8esd Strabe |;
quite sa9e fiir Sotel ODER anoetes 8eiddft;
leitte 8eoin9ungen. aoreiiirt: gigenlbumer,
Bog 2ss, Samlep. 9a. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Tlttrrft lie 43l1tnte.

8irtb; A.. SEA, ipis i6medt III
mel Saiebrdtle2 = Mii' freut erl"
@ait: nWii-au!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
eesss49D 9DYerrp'S@ssee
@ei6a@ntS SdauittQng !

Spdenfppf. ssinberpmppen.
aein aoerer 2aoen in Der Stab bat e 10 don ODER bla
sSeibna cbtsba anm= SSersi siermnaen.
VII Die ueribebenen Sormen sn gents unb I'M Serbahb
SSetbna cbts= Spieltuaaren
in imener MuSuab 10 bab ielbf bic 9epa,bteie Sber ndt
aes nennen fonte, nod Die 9an 3eitn9 Gaum been uroe
um allies ansufabren.
gne SlmbO Ruppenfube fit 25 Gents
gn Suiamment9barer Sonnenidrm ir uniere so gents @
oerfuiden.
gierne 8aber unb &ben ir uuere $1Oo &inoerfutibn
Sdaufe.Rferb fir 65 mo so Gents fir ST. $125, S175
Ser 9anSe 2aben lit boil abnIdn unb bnbden srtifn
melde Die aeinn uno aud @robe erfreien perben
G5B Sin glat Muif wrb ieoem autOen samtasen gum
8eltenf 9emadt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14

M0bels uno Sdreincrarbeiten.
Ssb. GreimeI smpfsblt iid sur anfer
tieune berartissr arbsitsn. 620 GIN StraBs
In @fisls's planinsmiu. 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Der Sdnopirth,
praetiider 9atbesbsr fur SeIo uno

PEuNIITIIIeI <tuLLFStUtE uI JtEV uEtU
Paus:
Redigfrt Won w. Wernich.
eri4siut am 1. tthsn Wonais, miHesftsus 4t
esittz fart. Gis tst4katttsht, bsfs Hnh
tttttsfs stuii6s eauhs uHb 9artsubau.. fepts
Observation-Disclosures Seituns amsrtas. Rur 80
ksurs pts Sshr, bel istettr BorausbetahIHus. grss
ssnammsrn frd. asEsItrt: 4. Blankemeiers
see CszveHs etr.s es. Lsstss Ms.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Deutf6s 8riefIihe.
Sfeatc Mmsei9els.
0Qar=Gettelt.

Ginss Der anssnetmiteu Wsibnadtsss-
idtnft. has man siusm anstbUrissn fsinsr
8lmilis ssbsn fam, III cine astts, stmadt
pom sisfusn Saars. Dteie Saarftttsn iine
burtaus ni6t fcifipislis. SpreGt ppr In
ben Wiener t}rifsur garlors unb fsbtt eub
elm Muifsr elmer psr astttn an, bic ppn
msnfGIitsn 5aann ssma6t purbsn.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24

Madison $ n. May 1.-THE hot and
dry winds for the past eight or ten
days have .rreparahly injured many
fields 81 small grain ID this part of the
state
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24
FoRETGN

President Caru0t reiterated bis deeis-
Jon not % present himself for re-elec-
ton
Tailor Doves bullet proof arm0r
was subjected 10 further tests yester-
day at Spandau with satisfactory re-
suits
General S8raiva has arrived az the
Rio Grande. Brazil frontier with 300
followers and Governor Castillo with
a large force has gone TO give him bat
tle
There is much hostility iu Italy TO
The proposed military expenditures Of
the government aud 10 IS likely that
tle parliament may bee dissolved at
an early date.
one man was killed and several iu.
iurel in % fight between Catholics and
0raugeucn az Pormdown on the
Bawu 10 ireland.
Brazil has severed diplomatic rela-
tons with Portugal giving 10 Minister
Taratr his passport from Rio Janero
ana recalling her own representative
from Lisbon
President peua's message TO the AT
euutue congress- said that Tor the first
tme iu The history Of the country the
~ IGe resources were sufficient to can
enl au national debts without making
new loans
The Italian chamber has voted the
military budget ia accordance with the
demands of Sieuor Crspi who. in the
course az the debate. said that it would
b. the height Of imprudence on the
part ~ italy to weaken her army at
present
Five German w8rships will be- at
Apia shortly but even this force IS
considered insufficient 10 protect Ger
man interests at Samoa. and the cor
Ionial party is asking that a battalion
or marine infantry be- sent there imme-
liately
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24

ln- be received a few callers at his
room. 10 the Fifth Avenue hotel 4
case 10 wlica Be- IS % appear as c0un-
-aI Is about - come before the Indiana
courts
George Rose. who shot and killed
Assistant Postmaster Kari Kuhl az
Cottonwood Fails. Kan, and who was
CAPTURED by the sheriff and a posse
near strong city. was taken ont Of
rhe Jail 40 that place by a mob and
hnched. Rose did not deny his guilt
Owing 10 the illness of Rev. Frank
Guusalus Of Chicago the annual ser
mon before the graduating class az the
Yale divinity school. was omitted last
night and viii not De held this year.
The graduating exercises 81 the school
win begin tomorrow.
The national convention u the An
cfenr order of Hlberuiaus adjourned
al Omaha without day Officers
elected. President r. J. O'Connor Of
Savannah. Ca; vice President. John g.
WeaGoek Of Grand Rapids Mich; SEQ
rotary. H. J. >lauery % Albany y. y,
treasurer. r j Dund0u IF Columbus.
o.: chairman ~ natoual directory. NJ
r. Wuher gf Philadelphia
IL Is reported at Tampa Pa that
Burke the lefaul'iuE treasurer ~
Louisiana. passed through Jackson
vile. having arrived al Port Tampa
Friday night on the Honduras lottery
e1mpauy's steamer Clearwater from
Puerto Cortz He was accompanied by
two prominent New Orleans men One
~ the steamships officers pointed him
ont 10 a deputy sheriff. but the deputy
bad no authority % arrest him.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

Washington, May 15.-Among the
bill presented 10 the house today was
one from the committee on labor re-
ported by Mr. McGanu. making labor
day Il holiday Ii was placed on the
calendar.
Washington. May 15.-In the senate
today Mr.. Allen. Of Nebraska, intro
dueed a resolution calling on the seyrc-
tary Of the treasury for information rs
to the number Of persons engaged ia
the protected industries: the number
whose wages are claimed TO be- af
fe,tad by protection; the proportion Of
the population 81 the United states 'e-
pendent on foreign markets for tAe
sale Of their products; the number 81
natives. uauralizea and aliens on,
gagged in the protected industries, and
THE protection Of natives or natural
szei citizens being replaced by aliens
After some discussion as to whether
the information wanted IS in the pos
session 81 the department Mr. Allen
declaring that such a resolution was
passed in 1856 the resolution went
over TIL tomorrow.
When the tariff bill was reaches
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24

SAT- in the senate Nathan z 0sv.,
viii be missed when he leaves ~
senate chamber. not only by his ~
leagues but by an those who har.
come in contact With him durf1- y.
residence ia Washington Exe-u- ~
& few years, Just preceding the r-a
when hu vas elected. t-ere has 49,,
a Nathan f. Dixon ia one or the 5-ra-
house Of congress continuously f-
years. The grandfather Of the u-.~s-,
seuat tor occupied a seat in the senate
years ago. having been promoted from
the house Of representatives, 10 which
body he had come from the Legislature
of Rhode Island His son. Nathan =
Dixon. father of the present senate
followed in his fathers footsteps
through the Rhode Island assembly IN
the national house Of representarfv-s
and died while a member Of that body
The present Nathan + Dixon gfs5
served in the assembly Of his native
state. and came 10 Washington as
senator in 1850 He did not serve In
the house OF Representatives. H las
not taken part in the debates. bur has
been constantly in his seat when -la
senate was in session. and no man IN
Washington IS better posted az all
times on what is going on than De
He listens to every word that Is said
and remembers all he hears. He has
q rich vein " humor that cropped 90;
soon after he came to the senate. 70
the surprise OF his colleagues. One
day Senator Ransom Of North Caro-.
lima and Senator Butler Of South Caro
lima got into quite tangled argument
on the subject Of a senator's pair
After the snarl had been Strengthened
out senator Dixon quietly arose and
said
Mr.. President. now that the senator
from North Carolina and the senator
from South Carolina have arranged
their historic dispute I would like TO
vote"
During the long tariff debate Of 1S90
over the Mckinley hill IL was notIcel
that for many days Mr. Dixon sd,
quiet in his chair making pencil notes
on the wide margin Of the printed COPY
Of the bill Some one got hold Of this
document one day and found thar tho
young Rhode Island senator had
covered it with lifelike sketches Of his
co-. agues In debate and in their vah.
oLs attitudes Of listening. The sketches
were pasted around the senate cham.
Der and created great amusement IN
I'll the artist got hold Of them and
locked them up Mr. Dixon lives at
the old homestead i'm Westerly, where
he has a fine farm with plenty Of
Jersey cattle and good horses, and ha.
thinks life there much more sausfac-
tory and enjoyable than in Washing.
ton That is why he was not q can.
didate for a second term.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24
THE DATE OF EASTER.

The date Of easter is determined by
the ecclesiastical calendar of the Cath
Ollie church 1t is a very complicated
and elaborate affair invented by
Lilius. a Neapolitan astronomer and
sage, under Pope Gregory XIII, at
the close of the sixteenth century. 1t
would be preposterous to tax the
brains Of modern readers with the
absuuse calculations by which the
date OF easter is determined, but a
few general rules might be given for
their enlightment
The regulations Of the council Of
Nice are four: First. easter must be
celebrated on a Sunday; second, this
sunday must follow the fourteenth
Of the paschal moon; third. the paschal
moon is the. moon whose fourteenth
day falls on or next follows the day
Of the vernal equinox, fourth, the
equinox is fixed invariably In the
calendar on the DIST day Of March
This calendar moon, 1t should be
remembered. IS not the moon Of the
heavens. nor yet the moon Of the as.
ronomerS. but 1t is an imaginary
moon created for ecclesiastical con
venienee. From these conditions 1t
follows that easter Sunday cannot
happen earlier than the 22d Of Nc ch
or later than the 25th u April
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24

For two years have been in extreme missy
with dizzy vomiting spells, catarrh and head
aches in constant pain Distress after eating
cramps IN the stomach and serious female
troubles added tony misery. Pains in my back
aud limbs affected me at times so could hardly
walk. I had four doctors but got
Only Little Relief
began with Hoods SarFaparla and the resui.
has been wonderful. Il has brought back So ap-
petite and bulk up my system so that can est
without distress Il has strengthened my nerves
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24

the amendment u Mr.. Ledge to make
copper dutiable at threetenths q q
cent per pound was defeated. Several
important amendments were agreed 10.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-05-24
THE ONIONS N CONGRESS.

If George Peabody Wetmore is
chosen senator from Rhode Island. he
viii be an important addition to the
men Of wealth and influence who are
now members Of that body. says the
New York sun and his election viii
mark the departure Of one Of the most
attractive and popular men who ever