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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
SAINT PAUL.
TOnAY,S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is - For Minnesota:
Fair; south. shifting to west winds; warmer
Friday; colder Saturday. South Dakota
Fair; south winds; warmer Friday; probably
colder Saturday. For Wisconsin: Fair;
winds shifting to southwest warmer in
western portion For Iowa: Fair; warmer;
winds shifting TO south. For North Dakota:
Fair; winds shifting to north; cooler Friday
night. For Montana: Fair; winds shifting
to north; colder Friday night
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULT-
IRE. WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON, Jan.
is. s D. m Local Time S p. m. 18th Merid-
ian Time.-Observntions taken at the same
moment of time at all stations.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
w. G. L. U. MEET.
Book Dedicated by George w
T. Gable.

Book Dedicated by George w.
+ Gable.
The conference of unions of the w. G.
Z. u. met yesterday afternoon at VAL
entine block. Mrs. I. H. Cusick re-
ported for the Central union a white
ribbon tea at Mrs. f. w. Lulu's, which
resulted in adding five new members.
IsOyer forty ladies were present. They
reported that they had had regular
meetings for eighteen years. Mrs.
William Nicholas, president of the Will
ard union, reported an enthusiastic So
Ecal at Mrs. f. i. Doran'S, with two
new members. They reported the death
of Mrs. Sarah Smith, and the dedication
of book to her by G. w. Gable, instead
of flowers at the funeral. Mrs.
Nicholas invited the several unions
| to a social at her house next
Monday afternoon, when Mrs. Heal, the
state evangelist, will be present and
give an address. Mrs. Francis Kimbail
will read an essay Oh Vows" A tea
will be served. Mrs. Lulu gave report
/ of Mrs. StillwelPs address on rescue
work, heretofore published. A COM
mttee was appointed TO confer with
her with view to the unions taking up
that feature of the work, in harmony
with the Salvation Army. Mrs. Leonard
and Mrs. Norwood reported great in
terest on the part of prisoners in the
| iail work.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
ASKED TO SHOW CAUSE
Why They Shonld Not Be Assessed
in Large Sums.

The county auditor has taken another
arbitrary assessments, as under the law
he has right to do. He has sent
notices to the Twin City Rapid Transit
company to show why it should not be
assessed 100000 on its franchise in this
city; to the Northwestern Fuel company
to show why its capital stock should not
be assessed at Sl50,000, and to the Dor
set Conduit company to shaw why it
should not be assessed 81, ZOO on it's fran
chise. The auditor says that none of
the corporations named are assessed on
the items named.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
In Olden Times

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects, and
were satisfied with transient action; but
now that it is generally known that
Syrup of Figs will permanently cure
habitual constipation. well-informed
people will not buy other laxatives,
which act for a time, but finally injure
the system.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19

james g. Nelson, accused by DR.. L.
E. Penny of passing forged check.
was arraigned In the police court yes
terday, and continuance taken until
this morning.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
Masquerade Costumes.

The finest line of Costumes at the
most reasonable rates can be had at
Mrs. P. j. GIEsEN's,
No. Is West Third Street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
A demonstration lesso

A demonstration lesson on the making
of sponge cake, chocolate nougat,
French cream cakes, milk frosting and
frozen fruit sherbert, will be given in
the large assembly room of the Young
>Nomen's Friendly association, corner
Seventh and jackson streets, this
morning, at 10:20 o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
PRISON POPULATION.

Showing OF Board OF Corrections
and Charities.
The total number OF prisoners of all
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
INVESTIGATION ON FOOT
ON THE CHARGE or LEVYING TRiBUT:
BY
EX ALDERMAN FRANKLIN

The Assembly Appoints Its Conn
mittee to Join the Aldermen
Committee in the Franklin
Investigation Montgomery
Succeeds Franklin on the
Board of Abatement
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19

Below zero.
Pc. LYONS. Local Forecast Official.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
ST. PAUL The CHOSEN CITY
FOR HEADQUARTERS or A MONTANA
IRRIGATION COMPANY.


A Company Engaged in Making
Valuable Farm Lands Out of
Montana's Arid Wastes Locat-
ing in st. Paul Its Headquar-
ters for Colonization Purposes
Interesting Interview.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-19
After the Grip
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Hoods Pills cure Constipation by re-
storing the peristaltic action Of the aliment
ary canal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-14
Gin outer sSana.

Corning, 9t.=9., 13. Iusuit. =
@eltern selans sS, Drei Stra6enrdubsr
btnter Die Ibmsbiiden Gardiner ;u
brin9en. uSi SiObp" Martin, weId,r
ieit 3pei Sabrsn Die SspOhner in Scr
gtabe pom SOrnellspiue in beitdnbisenl
Sdrsden sehalten unb ua;ablise 2eute
auf OiIeuer StraBs iiberfuleu unb aus
seraubf, wurSe in Sprinslpater BON
feds 6armern sefan5eu ssnummen.
Wtartin nadte einen uer;weiielten Serz
iua, ieinen Saidern su entfummen,
bod 9elan9 es ibm ni9t. auf i.ine
Grsrelfuns warcn $500 aussclest. Die
GrmOrOun9 eines reilenSen Sanbel8z
manneS bel 9lrfport miro befanutlid)
audi auf baS @ontu OtartiH's &C.
l9risb.n.
.3wei Cramps, iuelde scitern NbenS
fanf SGrser uuf Oiieuer S:raBe ause=
balten unb I'M ibre ubrsn uno ibr @slO
.rlcidtert batten, purOcn bon Ser Bolis
5ei psrfOlst, lebo4 erit buftet, nudlz
Dem Die StraBenraubsr mebrere S6Ille
auf bic BOlt5iiten ubsefeuert batten,
slldli4er 8eile ieSO9 Obue einsn Der
5clbeu I'll treffcn.
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53. GnngrcR.

@aibinstOn, .. G., 13. aus.
: Dem Senate lag Der @onferen5z
8eridt iibsr Die gemiiate @tuil>Serwil>
li9ungs 8il Dor. Die GOnisren3 bat
iid iiber u0e Buutte, biz auf elm
Dusenb, 9eetnist unb eS purbe cine
neue @onferen3 perlanst. Der Senat
bate beldloiieu, bic uMabone Got" ;u
taufen; OaS Suus mar fur Grw.iteruns
bes issiseu @runbi itIdeS. Our6 elm
OtanOper Sberman'S wurb. Die Ser
miuisuus gang bsisitiJt. Die Sermilz
lisunsen Oauern nod biz gum "a. slus
sult fort. Sn Der Gretutiu Sieuns
purbe Der Ssrtras nit China ratifi5irt.
Der Seuat pertuste iia um l1br.
Sm 9f fepra en- en- au E
purOsn mad, Sei.ttisuns Der garii=
Siu Die brei Spe5ial Bills burdss>
peitjdt, 3ufer, SObls unS @iieuers auf
Die 6reiliite gu isseu. Der Democrat
9tobertiOn (2a.) bradlte cine Sil elm,
bic 5uferpramIc mod bis 1895 weitsr
su sableu.
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StaSt Baltimore.

Tbeater uuO Wfuitf. - Gtne
,9auOeUillcs9elelidaft" miro wabreuO
ser bcute be9nntn6cu @Ohe aaabenoz
lid Die Sciu9cr oe8 0adsurten8 OeS
r0owarO Sis Yalait.8" uuterbuIten.
Die Gisbabn ilt pGbrenb oss sunicn
Cages seOfiuct; 0tSsleibeu sas SrDz
tallz Obcr Spiegclz2ubDrlntB.
- Oiit bcm Otelobrama rSanb. Of
tie Mionisbt Gun" pirb q. .. Scar
.ion's @eieuidufr am nddlitsu Wtonta9,
90. IusuIt, Die 9SintcrIaiiun i'm r9ulli<
bapltraBen Gbeotcr" er0hnen. Oas
Gbeatcr 1T i'm Sunern Uoliltdnbtg rsuOs
pirt wOr6cu. 9teue Geppi6e tusrben
aeleat uno bic Babncu Wtaidinsrie lit
ebsniaQs beoeutenb ucrbchert iuorbrn.
MaIinec'n wcrbcn in Der fommcnocn
SaiIOn Otoutag8 WtlttwU9S unb
Sumltu9s itattftnbcn.
- SbafcIpeare'S r9tOmsO II. SuIle"
wirO am Montas. ben 27. Au9ult, gum
9cltcn Der 0intcrblitbcRen OsS YOltz
siltcn 9tearD in y6Ora'S Spernbaus"
Sur 4ufiibrung scbradt. Die SfOae
Ser Suite wir6 Sri. g&ora S'Srien
iibcrneEmen, cine lusenOliae Saltimoz
rcrin, welde in Der 9tOlle Der rSulIe"
ibr Debut madt.
- Der beriibmte Sr9aniit 8. Suz
rettc, wcl4sr fiir Die presbpt.ebii9Of.
@briltuS Sirdc eu9a9irt luOrben, gez
benft an 25. Iu9ult BON Gn9lanO abb
;ureiicn unO an 8. september lelne
Steue au;utretsn.
- Sr. g8. GOuur6 ScimeuOubl Weilt
Sur 3clt in 2On0On.
@lniuei buug elmer 9 StatIe.
- Sn Der Sapclle oss &ornleliteriunenz
Gunuents, Gfe 8i6Sles uab Caroline
itruBe, marO seitern cine Statiie runiez
rer lieben 6rau pom YfOntligeau" in
feierliaer Melie einqeucibt, pclfe benz
9onpent pom Srcuubcn beiielben &C.
ldenft wOrren mar. Die Statiie 1T A
SUB bod unS uurS in Buri8 berqefelIt.
Sis reprGicntirt ben tatboliideu Srben,
Der Ictn Sauptquartier gu 0tOutli9.an
in 6rantbcit bat uub upnl Abbc 8u9uet
sesriiubet muroe. Der Sr6cu 5at in
europa Swci Wtillionen unO in ben Ssr.
Staaten 100000 OtitslieOer.
Der Srbeu Scr rS ar3c II
Sitter" BON Wiurplano bci9loB III
cine: ssltern 0lOr9en in Der nSaru9aris
Salle@ absebaltensn Spe3ialuerIamuts
luua, Iid in @orpOre oil ber am %.
9lusult ltattiinbenben Barabe Der r&itz
tclsbadDs ScftiOn 9tr. 1" Oss mSaDeris
lasn 9fatiOnul ScrbanOes" 3u bctbsis
li9en.
Nus Cato e.-5suer ent=
ltauS am Sunlita9 uuf gang unbetanuts
BeiIe in benz BON 6rau 6. u. @arman
b.trie6enen rSubbrOot>Souie" in GO
tOnsuias. 0a iid 3ur ;3eit, oils Ser
Srano au8brud, cine Mcng. 9ate IN
Der Wirtbidaft befanO, eutitanb, als
Der 6eu.rruf ert0nte, Gin Yanit. gtadl
bartndfiscm Sample erlt wurbr bic
5.uerpebr Oes 8ruubes Wleiiter. Der
aneeri6tcte. .S9ao,n betrd9t $500.
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Geiifesacaenmart eines Sfnaben.

InSeriou, Snb., 13. Nus.-Ocr
12,iahrise GOm Oifinion BON SenOles
ton bat Sur9 feline @ciit.ssesenpart
swei gabniilse uno peri9ieOene 0ten.
idenlsben 9erettst. Gin Yaliasi.r;us
itano AMI .tnem Seitenseleiie, nm cinen
idnelIsn 6radt;us paliiren ;u lafen.
Die 8eide mar aus S,rlebsn Offen gez
lafIen porben. Der feline Com benlerfte
es, unb ais scrabe Der Buiiasier5us
,anl, i9lOB er Die Beide unb perbltste
in fdmsrss uuslad. /,
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Yulman ais ,,9anolorb. +"
Siinftauieno WenIde1 fOaen nnf
ole Stra6e 9eIekt ipcr0eu.

6 bica o, -. Iusult.-Bullmnn
bat beidlOiien, feline iid am Gtr:fc 6t<
finbli9en Nlictber aui Die StraBe sn
ieseu, uuo suar MIL sr stnfauss oieler
Mo9e Oamit beginner. Die geridtli'
den 8eTeblc, lpelte porerlt ben am pun
gertrude nagenb:n Irbeitern juseltellt
iu.rocn miiicn, mn Die 0dbieIi9Icitsn
berislben aus ibren Mobupuatn iu
cutfsrnen, ruerScn bersitS, ME es beiBt,
BON Nnwalt Sunntu auf Anoronnn9
Yullman's ausgeIertigt.
Der 3msite SiccsYraliOen! &idsS be-
Itdtigte ben BcrAt, raB bic Striter aus
ben gBobnun9cn ptrtriebcn wtroen iol+
len, uuh 5war 10 idueu. ais cS lih
mOgl6 MAIDEN laBt. Gr srtldrtt, eS
mI6te rtwas 9crurtigss gotham wero,n,
wenn Die Nu8ltdnbi9sn, Die i'll ben 0au>
fern Der @ompagnic ruObueu, niht balb
Die 4rbcit mieoer auinebmen. Mm Srels
tag bciudte Bullman Die 6abrifsn unb
i6eint ct Oaraufbiu 81 bsm @ntidluife
seFommen ~ iciu, Die unprufi:abtln
Ofictber los III mcrSen. Die Gntldulz
bisuug fir oteics 8Orgcben iit, OaB bie
Sauisr pom ben Nrbcitcru. uefhe bic
Stsllen Der auSitanbigcn ciu9snOmmen
babeu, ge6raudt wcrOen.
0aS Sonocrbare babel lit icbo6, baB
nabe;u 400 0auier in BuIlman letr
itehcu, senug, I'M alien ucucn sIrbeiz
tern Wobuung 3r sewdhrsn- SUGlte
bic Gompu9nic ibr Bro9raum 5nr Inis
IHbrung brin9cn, unO baB iic ca t6ut,
Saran lit fuum 81 5weiTcln, 10 mitroe
baOurd Oa6 StGot9cn Bu(lmun beiz
Eubc gang cntOOltert. GS WiirOe, 70 ias
gen DIejeni9cn, pclde Scm ScrlauIe
Ser 9unicn 8cpesung nit 2lufmcrtiOms
felt 9cIol9t linO, Die 9rauiamite auSs
weiiung, wtldlc blecS 2ano le gclebcn,
wtun II dit cine Der bcrjlOleltcn in Der
@cldi6te ltin. ..,
9d1t weuissr, luis iiinitGuiCnO Rans
her, 5rauen uuo &inoer mcr6cu 6aoon
bctrOiien. llnSsidbr 1900 Strlter linS
Ntietber Der yBulluan @onIpaguic,
unO Die mcii:en bcrielben habsn 9ruBc
6umilicn. gSeni9e babcn isit Dem Be
qiun Scs Stritcs bic Wtictbs bt3ablt.
Die gcutc buben gtidtS unb uaseu am
Sungcrtu9e. Die SiiuatiOu in Pua@
man pirb immer i9limmer fir Die Gu5s
itdnOiscn. gtabeau 1000 nsue &cute
wurScn ang:tcQt unb weitere 16O iOllcn
iid morgea gum Oisnitt uelSsn. NlSs
Oaun bci9afti9t bic @eieai4ait un9cs
fabr 100 Otanu.
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oatpuden. itu,pefeu in serbieu.

Ssrlin, 13. s(usuit.- Dem .2Ofalz
an;eiser" wirO aus SelsraO bsridtst,
baB cine 8anSe Srisanten am bellen
Gage Die Srti9aft BOidareuas itIrmts,
bie WiGuuer Sum Gbeil nieS.rmeeslte,
Die Sauier III Sranb ftedte uno sic
6rauen unb WiaSden in bic Serge
forti6leppte. 9ln Der Spiee Der San6e
itebt Der sefirdtcte Saibudenfibrer
GrssOrieipitia, Der fiirsli@ aus Dem 9es
fan9ni6 entiprungtn ilt.
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Nilan iieoelt SeTnitip tad SelsraS
fiber

@ien, 13. 9lusult. - ST >&0nis
Ofilan BON Serbieu, Der in Baris sez
meien mar, um feline bort blnterlaiienen
SdulOsn gu be3ablen, traf am Sreitas
auf Der 0tiidreiie nad 8elsrab bier elm.
Gr itattete uOrseitern oem 8eidSminiiter
bes sleuBern, 9rafen Saluofp, eiuen
8eiu5 ab. Ofilan wirb nnnmebr ieiz
nen bleibenben &obniis on Der Seite
ieiues SObnes i'm &OHat gu SelsraO
nebmeu- ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-14
Sie Gebnlutinn in 8raiilien.

Stio Be SanetrO, 13. Ius. -
Gen. @amercinbO Saraipa, Der sei9laz
gene Rebellenfibrer BON %io @ranOe
so Sul, welder, psrmunSet, entflob unb
Grssnt;uien 5u errei9en iudte, iit uer.
baftet worosn.
Der brafilianiide GOnsreB bat be>
idlofIsn, oaB es nit Dem arbitrdrsn
YrafDsuten PeirOtte uidt LANCER aus
,ubalteu llt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-14
Scr Gtuppenz3itt per Sie1fel

Oenper, @Ot., -. 9lusuit. = Die
@tappenzSicytels 9teitsr uerlieBen @bepz
enne I'M 3.39 9tu9mittuss, 36 Stuns
BEN unb 2 Otlnuten Dor ser a3sit. Die
Cart sStutiOu, % Nteilen iaOlid BON
G6epenns, pailirtcn lic nm SOC 9tads
mittaas, unb I'm 10 llbr 40 Otinuten
GbenoS marO Die SOti3aft Dem @Ouuer>
ueur @aite bier cin9sbanSiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-14
Scr id)laue SdJnappsz, ,Sruif."

BeOrtu, Sa., 13. Gusuit.- Sieez
Yraiibent Sesss pom Sduappsz
rGruit" la9t, lcine @sie0idaft babe
nod fein einsise8 Sap aus ben &csicz
runsslpeidern 3uriidse3osen. Der
, ,3rult" bat II Deltillerie'n seidlohen.
Mau maiidt jest Baisen Elm anitatt
OtaiS, neil iener billiQer 1T.
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Ncttc Sidlcrheitsmqdlter.

ct. gouls, 13. uit.-Oie Bo=
1i;ilten Wfi6ael 0unOOh unS 2bomas
Qui9lep, melde bereitS ieit LANCER j3sit
einen @roa seseu chamber batten, ses
ri,tben 9eltern IbenO in Streit, mab=
rsnO behen OunoOn isinem Gssncr ell
nen Sitb nit iein.m &niipptl perleste,
BEN SulsleD nit eincm 6auitidlag, Der
OunOon su SOben itredte, erpiOerts.
OunbOn 3Os ieinen 9feuOlp,r unb ieu>
erte auf Sulslep, bod sins Die &usel
swiiden Dem alrme uno &Orpsr Quis@
lens eur9. 9inausilenbe trennten bic
StreitsnocL
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ale GranfbeiteR Der Seber.

DloH bsod1ts bic ioIsenoeH Somptome. fueIfe aus
Gt5ruus Der 8treauuHs ssDr1are berrahren: Bsrs
hopune, tnncIe Sdmorrboiber, SlutaHoraue Im&npf,
edur, i'm W1astn, N.iSuus sum @rbrst.n, Eobbrens
s.u, iQur,s GuiTS5sE, unrubis,r S,pihI0s, gridlts
f,rnns ober Grhdunssanfdn, beim 9itaeu, BiiioneR,
15.den obsr &entbe ben auatH, iSicber unb buns
bier aoptLShmtrb, Athmuns ssb.Ihperoen eeIbe 9auts
nnb anatntarbe, G6meuen in bsr Seite, PruIt, ben
G5lebmoben, pI06ih Derfirfes psrSilopfeH uH6
brtnntnbes @ttlbl in ben 8eihtbeiei.
Giniae DOZEN Don gRaotuan'S Btuen befreien bas
Spf.m pon ben senGuHteH SeitDeroeH.
Drsts rs Cts. Die 3hadbteI.
Su baben bel auen MP otbefern.
Ulan idr.bt an Or. Ulaowaa d 6 Gpntp., g. o.
HsT 365, Rsn'DOrL fur tiHcn RatbsebeT. (2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-14
Gine ucue 9NeitlcnifclIcrz llniuu.

&aniasz@ itp, WO., 13. slus.-
@eftern wurbe bic y 8eid.nitellerzuntOn
BON &aniaszSitD" Orsantiirt; iie mirb
Der Nfitt,lpuntt elmer neu.n gtational.
Organization ietn, absr 9ti6ts nit ben
rglrbeitsrittsrn" su tbun baben. Gem
SrsaniiatOr NtcQuire tpurSe ucruci>
aert, ~ Der Serlammluug 5u iprehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-14
9r. &aOtpaD's
Sar(npariGinn Re(OlUent.

Gin SriImittsI. peIb.s aus SEgTto.Hsi,u ron aus
ssrorb,HtlideH ueniBIHiiheH @ileaidlaiien Suiams
McHstieet If, bauptidlid nm ben btrurtcrs setoHlmes
nHo pirtIam in clner Nirfnns. gu hobsH bel alsn
gpotbeferH. gintH Dollar pro 6laihe.
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&ataitropbe bel einer 8egatta.

2Oubon. 13. Iusult. = @abrenb
Der 2esbD>fcsatta teuterte Elm srOBes
9iuberbOOt, uno swan3Is YeriOnsu er>
tranfen.
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Wrrifauiidlc 3uitanbe.

SermOfillO, MerifO. -. aug.-
Die Gruppeu, pel9e uOn Ser 6esieruns
aeacn Die auiitanoIiden Daqui@ 5nOiaz
ner au8acianbt wOrOcn linO, babrn mebz
rere Nieberlagcn erlittsn, unO Die Goth>
.bdut. iinb infOlse 0siien nod uisl fiibs
nerer in ibrtu llntcrnsbmunsen selpor>
ben. DIE unbeidleten SicbSIdter buz
ben Icbr inter bsren @ewulttbaten su
leiocn. On einem 9efedte in Der gtdbe
beS Dorfes @bitepincs perlOrcu bic
3ruppsn Is Wanu, pabrcnb uiel: urr<
punoet iuurocn.
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Spdteitr Sfltifsnabri4ten'

2i3arS, ~. 4usuit. - 8aiiirt /:
Oampfer s.. $. Weier," BON Baltimore
nad Bremen beitimmt.
SOutb mptOn, II. Iuguit.-0er
0ampf,r pSaul.," BON gttU. YOrt na9
Srem,n uutsrwsss, trui bsute bier Gin.
2OnbOn, II. ausuif.-Der 0ams
pier vM.nantic" 1T hsutt BON Salti>
more bier tius.trOfisn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-08-14
NN GOiDaD7sz
III Sariapariaialts
nzn& &ciOlbent
Der 9r6Bte Slutreini9er
9eilMns 6roHiider &ranfbeiteR.

&bruuii6.r MheumatiSmus. StrOpbeIn,
8.u,sbniteu, irebSartl9e gelOsu, 9ungeublu.
ten, White Swelling, Geltmiire, 9ufnpeb,
BroudIitiS.
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peut aae 3eiImlttel fir troniihs, itrophH.
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Cine rrfulsreitbe sSuri6unssreiic
mad hem Miifaiiini.

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pelde ct, nur bcsleitet BON ein,m iuz
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2lierelt. unO 3rafen-cSeiOe1t,

Stsu. Diabetes, 98aiI.rudt, Baii.roer.
ftopiuus, lrinIuB, 8rlgbt'ide Sruuth,it,
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O0 d b 10 q VS.
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SaiIen sic febt Sbre FURNACES nno
Gautpibets. y orrimtuuaen reras

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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-06

looked up at the house. The door and
the windows were open to the fra
grant sun-cured air; from the upper
svindow-sills hung festoons of flowers
in honor of the festival
1--WE wandered from room to room
from the rose-covered porch to the
strange and quaint garrets among the
great timbers of the roof, where of old
time the tillers and herdsmen of the
manor slept.
Everywhere there was but little
furtiture, and that only the most nee
essary and of the simplest forms. The
extravagant love CT ornament which
had noted elsewhere seemed here 70
have given place to the feeling that
the house itself and its associations
was the ornament of the country life
amid which il had been left stranded
from old times, and that to reorna-
ment it would but take away its use as
a piece of natural beauty"
1t was at this delightful place that
Rossetti and Morris, as | have said,
passed a great deal of their time from
1SGs to 1874, and here they were Wis
lted by the other poets and painters of
their group
The ''pre-Raphaelite brotherhood"
it viii be Remembered. was established
about twenty years before this period,
and consisted of Rossetti, Sir John Mil
lais, Holman Hunt. Thomas Woolner,
the sculptor; F. G. Stephens and James
Collinson- Although as an organiza-
ton il lasted only four or five years,
yet its members for the most part re-
tanned their close relations. and young
er men lie William Morris and Ed
ward BurEe Jones became associated
with the older group. In this way Mr.
William Morris established his famous
art firm of Morris. Marshall, Faulkner
Il Co., in the early sixties, for the man
ufacture OF stained glass and household
decorative goods. With him were as
socsated several of the artists already
mentioned. together with Fcrd MADDOX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-06
Britain's Big Army.

The physique OF the British army
may not perhaps be all that it ought
to be. but so far as numbers are con-
cerned our military forces are in very
satisfactory condition. In case of
need we could ppt into the field foI
service at home force of 81. GOO men,
exclusive of the militia reserve We
have 81 600 militia, 10000 yeomanry,
and nearly DDS. 600 volunteers The re-
gular army numbers close upon s2o' coo
OF all ranks and these could. on an
emergency, be supplemented by $4,000
reserve men and 81, 900 militia reserv-
lists. ma king in all total of $50. .0ed
men for service abroad. We have thus
a grand total of G62 00a men available
for service at horle and abroad AZ nc
time was there so large q force of en-
rolled men ready TO be called npon fof
service should occasion arise. -Lon&aa
Court journal