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CHOW can wo face the people after In
dulgiu< in such outrageous disortminn.
lions md violations OF principle ."
-CLEYELANDS LETTER TO WiLSON'
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TIE G. A. r. has taken possession OF
Pittsburgh, and Pittsburgh is doing the
handsome thing.
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kerr. baggage Is checked for cbarlA,ton,
and no will 90 through on the lightning
eupresa.
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UTANTED-AN EXPERIENCES
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w By a young gentleman located a...
Twelfth aud MAln streets. Atlfrv
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T ADIES-EARN MONEY ATHlN.t
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envelope ioF particulars TO FLORENCE \
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAILS
w LADY for our now Childrru's 0fa -.
Department., one having some cNprf,.ar r.
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IThe INTEuIorSoEE. embracing It's several
editiouA Is entered in the fostofioe at Wheel
ing, W. Va. a4 SOeoud.elAss mattor.l
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DASH GIVEN AwAN-Sl,Gu r.
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vUiOrc for mix up FLORENCE ME-. 1878
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NNANTED-SALESMEN-gWU
w frItclASs retail clothing SSlesiHcJ i.....
have thorough experience and no; A'E4,' M
work: good wages will BE- paid TO pafi.
ing hr.I.clRS references need upPy Hg
lIuB ClOTliiERS t,.
, 1894-08-08
LimpricM.
Bekjendtgjorelse c,

r. EFT bekjendtgj6res herved, at der
": fra. Forterne / Christiansted og
Frederfksted VII bfive givet de
efterstaaende signEler for en- sig
n9rmende Orkan.
ON Dagen: 2 umiddelbart efter
hinanden folgende Kanonskud og
derpaa med MINUS Millennium 2
lignende Kanonskud: Et blaat Flag
paa Fortets Flagstang.
ON Natten: De samme Kanonskud
som ON Dagen.
Christiansteds Kaserne, den Tide JUL
1894.
, 1894-08-08
Limprtcht.
@sa
Translation.


80 PURSUANT to 5 ~ of Ordi-
6 nance of 9th June 1854 con-
corning Public Roads in St. Croix it
is hereby made known that copies
of the Draft of Road Assignment
for the period from lst October 1894
to Both September 1899 have been
received from the Road Commission
and forwarded to the Police Offices,
where they are open to inspection.
Eventual objections to the ASST gn-
ment must be made within IA days
from the last insertion Of this pub
LEGATION.
Government Ct the Danish West India
Islands, St. Croix. the 8lst July 1894.
HEDEMANN,
, 1894-08-08
OFFICIAL NO7TCES.
acknowledgements

81 HENHOLD til Anordning ON
Vejvesenet paa St. Croix af Ode
Juni 1884 ) y beAjendtgj6res Diet
herved, at Exemplarer at det fra
Veikommissionen indkomne Udkast
til Fordeling If Vejbyrden for lids
rummet fra 1ste October 1894 til
SOte September 1899 h~enligger til
Eftersyn paa Politikamrene, og at
mulige In~dsigelser mod Fordelingen
maa fremS@ttes linden IA Dage efter
sidste Indrykkelse at n@rv@rende
Acknowledgements i Oens Avis.
Gouvernementet for de dansk- vestindiske
Der. St. Croix den Site JUL 1894.
HEDEMANN,
, 1894-08-08
P. JORGENSEN
ica

TT is hereby made known that the
following signals for an approach
ing hurricane will be given from the
Forts at Christiansted and Freder-
iksted !:
During the day time: Two guns
fired the one Immediately after the
other, and after an interval of
J minute 2 other similar guns: a
blue flag on the flagstaff of the Fort.
During the night: The same
guns as at day time.
Christiansted Barracks, the 18th July
1894.
P.JORGENSEN.
, 1894-08-08
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Terms of Advertising
approved by Government 25th June 1890.
For nm advertisement of 8 lines or under, l
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ER Special Contracts will lie made with parties Wh" may
he wisLful to advertise yearly, hal-yeary OF quarterly.
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serve rejected manuscripts Manuscript matVei musC Oe written
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, 1894-08-08
FINANCIAL PROGRESS.
FEATURES

1ronsacts only Fire Business.
Absolute secuitty.
liberal Settlement,
For further particulars apply to -
BARTKAM BROS.
Sub AGENTS for ST. OrOi1,
, 1894-08-08
LONDON &
R
INSURANCE COMPANY
Of LiUeEWOOL

Capital fully Subscribed 92,127, 500
RESULTS or 1892.
Net Fremlums go. G891,056
Interest, etc, on Invest
ments. 46,528
Dividends for the year.. AZ, $50
Losses Paid during past Ten Years:
93,591, 1893.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.

1t is now estimated that the number of
dead in the Cardiff niue IS $50
The black plSgue is. still ranging in
Hong Kong. Over 800 people have died
George = Hesley leading portrait
painter died Al his home in Chicago sun
day.
Il is expected that the New Mexico state
hood bill will come up the last of this
week.
It is now predicted that the tariff bill
will be finished by the last of the present
week
Brazil, Indiana was visited By a heavy
wind storm sunday Afternoon aad the
city hall WAS demolished.
Memorial services on the battle field of
TippecznOe Just Sor5h OF Latayette, Ind,
were held Sunday afternoon.
The water tower Of the Columbus. O.
hre department toppled oEer Sunday
morning aud Killed three people
Deputy Marshais Brown, Mynetta and
Harper, who were reported kilivd in the
Seminole nation, have beea heard from.
General Tarsney of Colorado who was
tarred and ieatbered Is cons sderablv better
The inflammation IN his face has gone down.
Sunday afternoon 4 small cyclone passed
1 TO the north ot Psrrs. Oklahoma Ths
home OF NiIl Little, a prominent Okish0-
ma newspaper man, WAS blown DOVE.
The plan Of the American r itgvay
Union boycott on the Pullman Px..ce Car
company l. for :; e switcanaeu 10 refuse 10
hanale trains with PallmGus attached aa6
II they are discharged for al railroad en-
ployes to 20 OUT
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
Tho Wide Range of the Functions of Tha
Officer.

Tho Wide Range of the Functions of That
Ofhcer.
Prince Bismarck once said in the
reichstag: I'VE Germans fear God and
nothing else in the world" An En-
glish writer. Mr.. w. III. Dawson, quot
ing this remark suggests that he might
truthfully have said: God and the po-
liceman." To foreigner no feature of
German life is more striking than the
prominence and almost unlimited au-
thority OF the police. Many OF its func-
tions are such as in England or the
United States would be entrusted only
to a court of law: and what seems al
most equally strange, the greater part
OF these functions are exercised quito
independently of the local government.
The minuteness and thoroughness OF
its work are a constant surprise to the
new conner. The policeman not only.
preserves order in the streets, but exer-
cises "a far-going authority" in private
houses. AS the writer already quoted
says:
He undertakes the nightly locking
of your street door at a sufficiently
early hour. He sees that you have your.
chimney regularly cleaned. At stated
times he examines your stove, and
while he is about it, he NAV inspect
few other matters of domestic economy
your outer locks, your pumping
handles, your ash pit doors.
Probably, if it be summer, he will
also take stroll round the fruit gar.
den and spend profita BILE half hour in
q search for caterpillars."
One feature of his activity will strike
many readers with favor. ''In some
places singing and piano-playing with
open windows are forbidden, and it is
common house regulation in large
towns that pianos shall be closed
punctually at ten o'clock in the even
ing"
With all the rest, the police look
sharply after all sellers of food and
medicine. A milkman, for instance, is
driving rapidly along the street. A
policeman halts him, and ON the spot
makes an inspection of his wares. Ia
anything wrong is discovered, the cans
are forthwith emptied into the gutter,
and the whole affair is published in the
newspapers. There is no respect of
persons, and the rule is, prompt and
thorough"
In the official columns of the news
papers notices like this are common:
THE preparation which is sold by
Blank &c Co.. street, Berlin all
names being givenl, as the Universal
Cough Mixture, consists of here fol-
lows a list of the Ingredients The
prepare ton is sold at two shillings
and eight-pence bottle, but the real
cost. with bottle, is one-half-pence."
A police force like this must be "a
terror to evil-doers," but probably il
would not be popular in America
Youths Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
ANTI-ANARCHISTIC.
Bill introduced Defining Anarchists and
Fixing Death Penalty.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-William A.
Stone, member of the judiciary commit
tie, today presented the following bill iu
the house, which was referred to the judi
UIary committee:
BE it enacted, ETC., that any person
who shall belong to, or who shall be allied
with or designated by any society or or
ganizatton existing in this country or in
any foreign country, which provides i'll
writing or by verbal agreement, under
standing or countenance for the taking of
human life unlawfully. or for the unlaw-
1ul destruction OF buildings or other prop
erty where the loss of human life Is the
probable result of such destruction of
property, shall be deemed an anarchist.
ANY person or persons being Anarchists
Rs defined by the first section of this act,
who shall attempt the life of any person
holding office, elective or appointive under
the constitution and laws of the United
States, or who shall attempt the destruc-
Jlon of buildings or other property where
the loss OF life of any such United States
official would be the probable result of
such destruction of buildings or other
property, shall, upon trial and conviction
of such offense in any circuit or district
court of the district where such offense
was attempted, be sentenced to death by
hanging, which sentence shall be executed
by the marshal of the district, in accord
ance with the sentence of the Judge before
whom the case was tried"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

Ngw YORK. June, 25 The sharp s2scu-
latioa Was moderately active during the
morning, bus was very dull dgEiag ths
afternoon. London WAS seller la
modsrtIe amouat Of 81. Paul aud Louis
Vile and Nashville aud there weTe orders
from Amsterdam 10 sell other of the iu-
ternational specialIieS. The engagements
OF gold for the Havre tomorrow aggregate
only sle0.00. against -. 0o0. 900 on Tues
day of last week, snd It - al tueed from
/ this that this weeks exports Will bs
lighter than the veeS before. The sub
treasury supplied the goli aud it IS ssii
the agreement TO reignbarse tAs SUI
treasury does not Include tais wesSs
shipments.
~. Paul broke at tia opening oa I.oa-
don selling but quickly Tailsed on tAe
covering o; a Short contract aud recovered
the fHli loss, CLOSING az ressstioa ol -
Tue other GTangers were Re gleste.s
Sales for the western acc1unt caused a de
cline of Is in DAulliug. OF which
3. was recovered a. the close.
National Lead was sold down on a report
that the business uf the company was poor.
owing 10 the yeTv warm her. Hul
after the opening at gtia OF = brsax
OF - per cent was effected. Suo>equ-atiy
a rally Of pr cent took place with "a nnt
reaction OF making "a aet loss OF
Pullman j dawn = Edlsoa Electric :.
ksnsas aud Texas aud Consolidated q -
-, anu Ruooer preferred per cent Tue
Otner changes are fractional
The bond market was generally weak
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
The Company's Statement Of the Situa-
ton and Cause of Trouble.

CHICAGO, June 25-Attorney J. 5. Run
| nells, speaking today for Mr.. Pullman,
said: The Pullman company is prepared
to stand by its original position in this
matter 10 the end. Personally, l have not
| the least doubt as to what the outcome
will be. 1t Will, beyond question, result
in a victory for the company. We now
have about seven hundred and fifty men
at work in the shops at Wilmington, Della
ware, where the American railway union
made an unsuccessful attempt to organize
the employees. There are no indications
at present that the strikers will be able to
draw the men at this point into their
fight"
The Pullman company today issued a
statement regarding the strike ana pro-
posed boycott. After reviewing the situa-
Jlon and stating that the strikers have
already deprived themselves of M Dre than
$4,000 in wages, the document concludes
with the ssatemeht that the boycott is
threatened because the company will no.
agree to submit to arbitration the ques-
ton as 10 whether or not it shall operate
its shops at Pullman under Il scale of
wages which would Cause daily loss TO it
of one-fourth the wages paid.
Anticipating the threatened boycott
against Pullman cars by the American
Railway union, the general managers of
All Tile TOduS WHICH nave tcTHtludiS III Cll-
cago practically decided today that Pull
man cars will 90 out with trains or trains
will remain at the depo;s until they can
20 with their usual Pullman equipment.
This decision was reached at the general
managers session which was called to-
getber in special meeting for the purpose
of considering the proposed boycott.
resolutions were adopted at tOday's meet
ing condemning the boycott aud asserting
the intentions OF the roads represented TO
act unitedly in resisting the proposed
movement of the union.
Twenty-Five hundred railroad men at
tended a mass meeting held In the En-
pire theatre tonight to consider the Pull
man strike. The proposed boycott was
heartily endorsed. Speeches were made
by President Debbs and others and were
enthusiastically received. The speakers
wsre emphatic in their condemnation of
the Pullman company and confident of
success
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
One View of higher rducat,oo.

When girl is making good, whole
some bread, digestible pies and cake,
and keeping a house homsike and
comfortable for her father, mother,
and brothers, it is said she is missing
the higher education" necessary to
womans life. This higher educa-
ton" is one of the mushrooms that
grow in the brain of poets, spiritual
lists, theosophists, and fools. 1t means
that her father, mother. and brothers
should be contented to eat soggy bread
and grow dyspeptic on canned goods
while she sits on the bank of stream
and reflects upon lot of things that
do her harm. Every good and useful
woman avoids what is popularly known
as the higher life" the literal mean
ing of which Is the higher foolishness
-Atchison Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
HONOR TO PERKINS MEMORY.
Oswego Populace Attend Memorial Ser
vices Enmasse, Saturday.

OswEGo. Kan, June 25.-This city, the
home of ex-senator Perkins, was, at the
hour of the funeral of the distinguished
dead in Washington yesterday, properly
decorated with emblems of mourning to
honor the memory of her illustrious
citizen. Today at 4:S0 the people of the
city and country, irrespective of party,
met in the opera house here, and impress
sive memorial services were held. An
tietam post G. A. r., cf Parsons, of which
Judge Perkins was a member, came down
in special car, while the post at this
place, Adams lodge a. F. and A. NJ, and
Oswego commandery Knights Templar, OF
which the deceased was an honored MEM
ber, attended in a body, the latter in full
uniform.
Short eulogies were delivered by Hon. j.
Fl. Morrison, Hon George (. King, Hon.
Nelson Case. DR.. r. w. Wright and
Robert j. Elliott of this city and by Judge
Griersou OF Parsons. Impressive music
was rendered by the united church choirs
of the city. Resolutions of condolence
were adopted and will be sent to the
family of the distinguished dead.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, 10y more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, VIII attest
tie value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced II the
remedy, SyruT of Figs.
It's excellence Is due to Its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant u tue taste, the I~fFeshiRg and truly
beneficial properties Of 2 perfect lax
ative: efiectually cleansing the system,
dispel!ing colds, headaches and feveE
and permanently curing constipation.
Il has gwen satisfaction TO millions and
net with the approval Of TIE medical
profession, because il acls on the KID
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
eaing them aAd It : pagiecdy free nom
every Objectionable substance.
Srrup 0f Figs i for sale b. al drug-
Eists IN 50c aad 81 hotties. bUt il IS msa-
gsaetured bv tee CaliloFnia Fig Syrup
Co. only. vilosc Bsmc A. printed on every
package. also 5he name, syrup q Figs,
and being well informed, yoa VII 8ot
accept any substitute Il ofeoe1-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
HoMssTeAoINe IN AUSTRALIA.
The Manner of Opening the Public Lands
There to- Settlement.

There tn Settlement.
There vet remain in Australia MANY
thousands of acres of public land owned
I by the government to be thrown open
/ to settlement as the growth of the coun-
| try may warrant Portions of this
public domain are settled every year.
| and the whole country = being gradual
! ly and systematically occupied. The
manner of opening the land for public
occupancy is entirely different from
that followed in the west of the United
States. lately eXemplified in the case Of
the Cherokee Strip and of Oklahoma
The Australian method has some points
of excellence and many of interest.
There is no weary waiting and wasting
of resources, no camping out on the
border. no wild dash and scramble for
possession and fight for retention, and
the weak have equal chances with the
strong.
The land is surveyed and mapped out
in allOtments. varying in size from the
character of the land, but rarely ex-
ceeding six hundred acres. II is al
lotted to settlers first On a system of
lease. at a nominal rental. usually
about twelve cents sn acre per annum.
The lessee Is required 10 cultivate and
improve the land, and If these require
ments are properly complied with he
may acquire clear title 10 the land At
the expiration of the lease. Person.
desiring TO settle on the land are re-
quired 20 file an application with the
government land office. These applica-
tions are considered by local land
board presided over by magistrate,
which investigates as to the suitability
of the applicant. with the especial OBJ
ject of finding out il he Is bona fide
settler and likely to prove a suitable
one.
When all the applications are passed
upon, or, II there IS a rush for the land.
at an appointed time every allotment is
balloted for separately. Each suitable
applicant i entitled 10 a chance in tho
ballot or lot drawing for every sllot-
ment. provided, Of course. he has not
already been successful in q previous
drawing. Not more than ono allotment
Is granted 10 one person. and no person
is eligible 20 participate IN the ballot
who already has an area Of public land
amounting 10 six hundred and forty
acres. he may, however, make up hiI
holdings 10 this limit.
In the colony Of Victoria the govern
ment found work for many of the m
employed during the hard times ~ the
last Australian winter in clearing pub-
lie land. some of the lands thus cleared
were thrown open for occupation q fep.
weeks ago. and successful applicants
were required % pas hvc shiiiings sn
acre on their aiiotmeBts 20 rccoup the
government for It's outlay n behalf o;
the unemployed
The tenure Of The lease on these par
ticular lands was -: a. nine ycaTs and
i've months and lessees were required
20 cultivate aud OtnerIviee improve
taeir and and also - destroy az YER
min thereon The latter provision -
.ex-zsd mainly 20 the inerssicsb.e plszus
of "a bbits that sfEiicts Australla--S. 4.