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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07
Nus 9eutf@.o Katrtta.

@on ben Expedition bes @ouperz
neurs BON Deuti4zOf tafrita, 6reiberra
b. @4ele, (ber mittlermeile bonn Npatz
iafee nab ber Ruite 3uridgetebrt t1t),
lieaen i'm -. &ol.z8l." folsenbe ndz
bere bis gum Is. DECEMBER rttdbeaoe
Na4ri9ten Dor:
Sic Grpebitioa bat bic @ebiete ber
Mubenae unb Maiti burh3ogen unb
alaubt, bur4 6inri@tung mebrerer ber
be%beutenb{ten 9duptlinse, bic BEN
@tlapenraub gepobnbeitsmdBig oblaz
qen, gum She'll au& auf frii&tr 9bat
aefaBt murben, bic Maht unb Haubz
luit bieier @tdmme enogiltig gtbroden
au> baben. Mm oberen Nuaba tpte
aud am oberen l1langa bat bic G1pez
bition Elm bi4t bep0ltertes, reid an
qebautes, Defenders fruhtbares 2aro
aefunben, 'beTen 9aupter3e11gatHe
&eis, mtama, Mais, 9abat uno &art<
fdut bilben. Na4 l1nterbrudung oer
&aub3iige ion bort bas Mufbllhel e.
res feibiqen, aderbautreibenbtn 0cltes
.au ertparfen fem. Die @aub3ige BIZ
Ter @tamme baben iibrisens lebiglth
ben 3ped, @eiber unbt @tlapea gu itebz
ben, beren iie our 8earbeitung Der Sci
Ser bebiirfen. Sic 6eloarbeit fnbet
nit fd)peren 6aden in 1orgfdltigerer
Weife als an ber &ifte ftatt; Der Bo@
ben ptrb tiefer bearbeitet, unb regel<
.mGbiae erbDbte 8sete tperben out ben
Gelbern angelegt; autA tperoen Waherz
lGufe bdufa 3ur 8eriefelung nuBbar
.oemadt. 3ie @tlanerei 1T aud bel
Sieien @tdmmer1 eine bur@aus milbe.
Die @flapen tperber gut bebanbelt uno
erndbrt. @s 1T ibnen bD1ig glttdeg1l>
tia, ob fie befrett merben ober 1iht;
arbeiten miibten ie gu 9auie a''t9,
Nabrun9 finben fie in ber @efaItge!z
fdaft oft reiblider als IN ibrer !9tt>
matb, unb Mnbdngtidteit an Glter1t,
Bd@miiter ober airber ten1eer tt
ni@t.
Die 6ibe tpirb als auberorbentlih
arob qei&trbert, mittlere Semperatur
i'm @@atten 33 1f2 ST.. @elftus; bel
elmer Siefe bon einem Son unter ber
@rboberflG4e iteigt bic 9emperat,lr ,allt
So @rab, 70 baB bic Srdger pteltah.
bon 8ranbbla1en an ben 5ubloblen
au leiben batten; bel MonbfAein muir
Sc besbalb pielfa@ Ma@ts mari4irt.
Be{onbers lditig 1oq elm iMb oft bis
aur @turmitdrte iteigenber, iebr BET
Ger Minb gepefen letn, ber einen fetz
men l4maratn @taub, bon ben @ttp<
p%enbrGnber berriibrenb, nit fi@ fiibrt
unb in bic Poren Der 9aut e%inbringt.
Srobbem 1T ber @efunbbeits3uitanb
unter ben 6 l1rop6ern out.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07
3let ais 0iebfmtter.

Der @ebrau9stpertb Der &leie als
Juttermittel lit, nameutli9 Der @eiz
5entleie, Elm iebr erbeblider, ni@t nur
tpegen bes rei4en @ebaltes an &alt
uno pbospboridure fir tno@enidmabe
Sbiere uno iol4e, peIhe an &nodsnz
Rrantbeiten .leiben, ionbern audi fir
trageube un5 idugenbe Muttertbiere.
.Sunge 6oblen nnb Pferbe t0nnen mo-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07
Observation-Disclosures

Wtdn brdllht Durd)dls ntgt nett
in bic Terne gu f4meifen, INN geograz
pbi{hen unb bamit bertpanbten pbDftz
falif9en @ebeimniNen nadb3ufori@en.
Infer Qanb birgt beren nod in Menge.
Das Weltmeer bat nod piele unertlGrte
@ri9einungen aufauneiitn; aber bas
@lei9e tann mon ). 9. BON un1eren
groben n0rbliden 8innenieen fagen.
Gum She'll liegt es febr I'M Snterehe
bes setpobnli3en @ertebrslebens =
bonn @eninn fir bic MiHenf4aft
gang abeeieben -bieitn @rf4ttnungen
mebr unb mebr auf ben @runo gu
fommen.
Nls un1er Wetterbureau i'm @tnter
bon 1891 auf '92 cine S4iHstarte
iiber bic Wrads auf ben 8tnnenieen
entiparf, fiel bic intereKante 9batfa4e
ms Muge, .baB bisie Wrads in ga13
beitimmten 9bet(en ber Seen gruppirt
tparen. Dies mubte auf bic 0ermuz
tbung fibren, baB gepife unbetannte
Gtr1mungen int Mafer etne mel lent
li@e Ro1e Bel Der @ertbeilung Der
Wrads 1pielten, unb man mol1te nun
bon be len @tr0mungen, bic ni@t in
ieber 9inii4t BEN @eieben Der Sceanz
it10mungen gu eebor@en l@ienen, cine
m09lidit gena,le @oritelung getpinnen.
Daber tpurbe cine eroBe Mn3abl
tGlafden bergeiteqt, bel benen ber 81
tel bes' Wetterbireaus in bas @las &C.
bla3en tpurbe, unb ben Gapttanen bon
8innen1eez8ooten murben Nartien iolz
der Glaiden ausefellt, bamtt tie BIZ
felben iibsr 8orb perfen follten. Muf
beisegebenen sebrudten Gormularen
fol1te per3ei3net tperben, tpo. unb gu
tpel4er s3eit ieoe betreHenbe Glai@e
iibtr 8orb getporfen murbe. Mu4 muir
ben gebrudte Mnneifunsen fir bic
Climber FOLDER Glai@en unb frantirte
.@ouberte a~lsge9eben, in tpelAen geraue
Mittbeilung iiber Ort unb 3eit iebes
berartigen Gunbes na4 ber 8unbesz
bauptitabt iibermittelt ,tperben follte.
Mbgef@loTen iinb bieie l1nteriuz
dungen nod LANCE niht, uno muir 500
bis 900, ober peni9er, als 10 pro3ent
Der ausgetporfenen Glafden itnb Big
iebt tptebererlan9t tporben. Die mei=
item berfelben tpurben am @eftabe auf=
segriFen, unb natirlj@ finb iepeils
Irlur Der Mnfangsz unb @nopuntt <ibrer
,Rei5e betannt. Smmerbin perben bic
8eoba9tungen bur4 ibre @erbinbung
unb @ergleibung tpertbpou, unb bic
bisbertgen @reebniKe baben bas Wetz
terbireau beranlabt, cine Reibe neuer
5&arten iiber iene Str0mungen gu nerz
Dffentlthen.
@orldufg grupptrt bas Bureau bic
8inneniee Str0mun9en na@ folsen=
ben @efi1tspuntten:
,9ll1e bie1e Seen baben einen Mbz
fluB, unb bas Mafer bat cine lang
fame, aber allgemeine @t@tun9 na4 je=
mem 4bfub gu.
Die porberrf@enben Minbe er3eu=
gen cine StrDmun9 in ber MaNer=
Sber fld4e, unb ba bieie Winbe tpe{t=
lihe finb, 10 beruriahen fie beim @u=
pertorz, Grtez unb 0ntartpiee, pel9e
nabe3u Ditliarpeitlih liegen, cine Ober=
fd@ezS tr0mung in BET Mtbtung ibrer
2dnee, unb mad benz Mbflub 3u. Ser
Mihtganz ueb Der 9uroniee bagegen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07
9eeaS s8teber.

|Seras Tie6ers fast 3r. Salmon,
@orltanb ber Mbtbeilung fir Sbierz
audit i'm Mderbau : Miniftertum III
Mafbington, f~olgenbes:
~ Die &rantbeit pirb n;4t brett
bon Sbier au7 Sbier iibertragen, ionz
bern bic &rantbeitsfeime gelangsn anf
bic Weibe, bic Strabe, bic Stdne unb
bon "a aus merben bic Sbiere angez
itedt.
81 Mit bieier Rrantbeit infcirte
Meiben iinb, tpen11 fe cuhi ldon I'M
6rlbiabre ans.itedt porben iinb, Ell It
gu elmer gepifen 3eit i'm @ommer als
gefdbrlib an3uieben. Das betbt, baB
Bic, int Tribiabrs ubertragenen Seine
mdbrenb elmer lungen 3eit binourA
|19lafenb unb baber pirtunsslos bleiz
ben. Die 2Gnge bie5er 3eit bdngt BON
ben climatti4en 8eoineungen ab.
81 @ieb, tpeld3es bieie &rantbeit
iibertrGgt, l4eint geiunb unb tpiber<
i%tanbsfdbig sesen 6itielbe gu iein.
~ sSn ben meiiten. bienei4t in alien
Hduen tpirb bic &ranfbeit ni4t bur4
frantes 0ieb auf Weiben ober brett
auf geiunbes @teb iibertragen.
s. Sci She'll bes 2anbes, Der an
Der @olftiite liegt, 1T nit bieien
&rantbeitsteimen inicirt, unb pirb
@ieb bon austpdrts oortbin gebra4t,
10 mirb IS bon berfelben befa1en, tpabz
reno bas in bielen Staaten einbeimiz
T4e 8ieb, penr es in anbere @taaten
gebra9t pirb, bic &rantbeit perbreitet.
g. Die Dauer ber @efabr Der Mnz
5tedrng paritrt febr, je na4 ben gege<
benen @erbdltnifen; unmtttelbar nod
benz cine Metbe inicirt purbe, 1T lie
80 bis SO Sage, nu9bem bic Meioe
einen gan3er1 Monat tnficirt getpe1en,
bauert bic @efabr nod 10 Biz Is Sage.
~ Muberlalb ber permanent inf@
cirten Diitricte perf4minbet bic &rant<
beit nit benz @intritt Der talten Mittez
rung; bic Seine Iberbauert ni4t ben
Winter. Snnerbalb bes inieirten 81
{trttts binge9en tperben bic Seine aucb
ntHt in ]ebr talten Mintern get0btet.
Dte aageiteuten l1nterfudun9en bon
NIT biefer Rrantbeit bebafteten 9btez
rem batten bus Mel ultat, bab in ben
rotben 8lutt0rperhen BEG 8lutes ber
9biere cine 8atterie gefunben tpurbe.
Die3e 8ufterie giebt 0eranlahung, bab
ber rotbe TarbftoH bes 8lutes bup4 bic
Nieren ausgef9teoens miro uno bas in
benz fortgei4rtttenen @taotum biefer
&rantbeit 10 &arattertitif&e 8lutbar<
men berborruft.
@erfnbe baben ge3eigt, buB bic Bat
terien burdb Sids, melbe auf benz @teb
bieier 1ubliden @egenben leben, iiberz
tragen perben. Durb bas 8lut tperz
ben bic 8atterien aufgenommen unb
iour@ bic @;er auf bic Sungen ibertraz
gen. Sic alien Stds panbern ni4t
bon Sbter gu Shier; ite leben auf benz
auerit befallenen SPHERE Bis lie bolltpm=
men aus9ema@ien itnb, bic Metb@en
fallen bann gu @ooen, legen bier bic
@eier ab uno seben gu @runbe. Sn
2 Bis 3 Mo@en, ie na4 ber berri4enz
ben Semperatur, trteht bas irnge
Sbterhen berpor unb iebt ii@ auf benz
erften in bic NGbe tommenben Stid
@teb felt. ST nun bteies @ieb ni@t
tptberi tanbsfdbtg, 10 bri9t in 10 Saz
gen bic &rantbeit BEL linn aug.
Mls Mtttel ge9er bic llebertragung
bie1er &rantbeit purbe empfoblen, bas
gu b%erienbenbe Sbter nit 8eroiin0l
tii4ttg gu tpa1den; babur@ tperoen bic
Sids unb bamit bic eigentlihen Srdz
ger &rantbett bernihtet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-07

o'S~N|'N1~" 1~"~S1 S~p 49," ~,
dem 6euer, baB &oiara it@ eri@redt
ieinen Mrmer entpanb.
Sn ietner 2iebesglutb bate Stanto
aud feline 'be,eblerii@e Stole bergeFen;
bic angenommene Srauer in ieiner
Miene mar beri4nunben unb bate
einem Semitic bon 2iiiternbeit, &pbz
felt unb 9obn plaB gema@t.
Mie S4uppen feel es BON Ro}ara's
Mugen. sic erinnerte it4, baB ibr
@ater ibr emit beripro4en, lie ME gu
elmer @be gu 3tptngen, am aQerpentgz
item nit Dem bon ibr berabf9euten
IStanto. 2ebterer itanb nun in fetner
pabren @eitalt por lift.
rDu liigit, @lenber!" rief iie. emp0rt.
rDu ielbit bait meinen Batter get0btet,
unb jebt milit bu MIDI btntergeben,
mdbnenb, i9 lei Elm 'perlaKenes, i@ub=
lo1es Mdb4en unb auf beinen @4ub
angetpiefen. S4 'peroe aber anbere
finoen, bic MIDI Dor BIT bei@iben tperz
benz
rMenn bu auf Soma beine !9oHz
nungen ieBeit, 10 >muB i4 bieie 3er>
ftDren; Soma fiel einige Mtnuten, Be-
bor Oein @ater ieinen @eiit aus
bau4te." ...r'
rWabri&einli@ bait bu 1etbit ibn
getDbtet! Mus meinen Mugen! Mage
es ME pieoer, bteie @hmele gu uberz
f4reiten!"
~9u miQft alfo nt9t meme @attin
meroen?" rief Stanto funtelnben Muz
ges, tnbem er ndber trat unb &oiaz
rag !9dnoe erfaBte.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Edgar S. Wilson, in the New Or
leans Picayunc, says: "Newspapers
are party Sentincls and have to work
in season and out, and the man who
ignores them ought in turn be ignor-
ed. No mar in the State is as big as
"A good, contentious, fearless ncwspa-
per, and the sO0ncr the press, which
in many instances has been snubbcd
by ingrates it has helped to lift into
power, asserts itself IN the matter Of
nominations, the better off it will be,
and the greater its influence. In ev-
cry other State in the Union party
calls, announcements of meetings,
public spcakings, and the like, are
paid for at commercial rates. Here
the custom has been, when some gen.
tleman gets ready to run for Office he
pays his subscription to his home pa
per and expects a $40 puff"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Six students Of the A. & NJ. College,
at Starkville have been expelled for
gambling.
A Business Mems League has been
organized at Meridian. That town
proposes to boom.
Cigar makers in Key West are COM
Ing by thousands to Tampa, Fla. The
employment OF Spaniards in Cuba is
said to be the cause Of the dissatis-
faction.
A banana combine Is the latest in
New Orleans.
The Bland bill is being discussed
some more by Congress.
Elk. Postmastcr Hale, of Columbus,
Miss, is about to be figured short in
his accounts OF over $1,000.
The silver men are elatcd over the
appointment Ct Senator Blanchard.
Freight and passenger rates on the
southern railroads seem to be in a
very unsettled state. A lively cut.
ting seems imminent with several
leading lines.
A U. 5. man-of-war has been order.
ed to Bluefields to protect American
interest during the warning times 90.
: ing on there.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Next year will prove an unusually
interesting and important one in the
world of Mississippi politics. Every
officer in the State elected by the peO-
pie, from Governor down to constable.
must be filled by election in Novem-
Der, 1885. The nominees of the Demo-
cratic party for State, and most all of
the other offices, will be elected and,
therefore, the chief contest will be
within the lines Of the Democratic
party Tor the nominations. Already
the names of a number of patriots
willing to sacrifice themselves upon
the altar OF their State have been men,
toned In connection with the various
State offices. For Governor. Gen. s.
d. Lee, Hon. G. ID. Stands, Hon. r. II.
Taylor. Hon. Walter McLaurin, Lieut..
Gov. M. NJ. Evans, Hon. John M. Al
len, and last but not least, the Hon.
Jas. X. Vardaman. have been men,
TONED, and either, II nominated,
would prove an able defender of the
Democratic party and n capable,
faithful chief EXECUTIVE Of the State
when elected crsenyille Democrat.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16
"wa,shman, What Ofthe Night"


Editor Drmocrat-Star
The Rev. +. It. Breland rather Sc
verely criticises the young people OF
Moss Point for indulging in what he
is pleased TO term 'life-wasting. char
notwithstanding and soul-dwarfing in
%tluences." As a sentinel upon the
watcli-tower, he feels in duty bound,
from his standpoint to do so. He sees
nothing but death and damnation'
for those who trip the light fantastic
While admiring his consistency, beg
to differ with him in the main. Dane
ing is n of those fixtures that come
to stay--it always has been, is now,
and always will be, and every anatlle-
ma hurled at it by the church is a
''kick against the pricks'-a javelin
that transforms itself into a boomer
any. My only child begged that she
might be allowed to take dancing les.
sois. My objections were based
mostly upon the grounds Of health,
but by Il wise direction, she is the
better physically and socially, and |
feel sure none the worse spiritually:
whereas, a complete prohibition would
have weakened my influence over her
at the critical period Of life. Let the
Church ''cndure what she cannot
cure" and throw around young folks
anusements more of her directing,
sanctifying influences, but in order 10
do this she may have to reluctantly
~relinquish some more pet dOgmas that
are more ''soul-dwarilng' than the
theatre or dancing.
If ministers wish to reach and lift
humanity, let them preach the Faith
erhood Of God and Brotherhood Of
man, and think less and less of creeds
and their environments. | am yours
for spiritual light, knowledge and
truth. M. PHILLIPS.
Scranton, March 13, 1894.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

The Albany, N. Y, Journal COM
ments on the failure OF Mississippi to
provide q home for innrm and helpless
Confederate soldiers, saying that "the
Confederate soldiers from Mississippi
were as patriotic and loyal, from
their point of view, as the boys in
blue who went down from the North
to subsidc the rebellion and it is
shabby treatment OF those who vol
untcered their lives for Mississippi to
neglect her loyal Sons in their age and
infrmity."
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Biloxi is agitating the erection, by
the citizens, of "A fine large court
building and at the same time is en-
~deavoring to get the removal there of
the sittings of the Federal court from
Mississippi City. She also wants the
custom house to be brought there
from Bay st. Louis. Biloxi is not at
all timld, and will take almost any
thing except yellow fever. Her claims
for the Federal court is that of cen
trail location, the largest population
and her convenience to the harbor at
Ship Island. When the time comes
for the removal of either the Federal
court sittings or the custom house
please give Scranton a chance. We
have all the advantages claimed by
Biloxi and can 90 her one or two bet.
ter. Besides being the livest town on
the coast-the biggest town by far, at
no distant day-we furnish about
nine-tenths of the business done at
Ship Island, and are especially enti-
tied to the custom house.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16
OYSTER CULTURE.

In a publication issued by the gov
eminent, the ''Oyster Industry OF
Maryland" is discussed by Mr.. Chas.
II. Stevens, in which a timely warn
ing is given against mistakes that
have been made In the Chesapeake
Bay in the treatment of the oyster
beds. The industry there, as has
been often referred to of late years, is
fast declining. There is no better coun-
try for the biyalves than the coast of
Maryland, yet there has been no i'm
provement there, for it is stated that
ten years ago the extra Selects" the
full grown oyster, constituted 10 per
cent of the total catch to-day they
constitute only ] - per cent. This
has affected the prestige of the Mary
land oysters, which have not only de-
creased in size but increased in price.
owing to the scarcity. This careless
ness of the oystermcn has been at
tempted correction by legislative en-
actments regarding culling, etc, yet
in spite OF all the result has been as
above stated. Without any regard to
future supply no attempt has been
made to remove the enemy Of the oy-
sters or leave the reefs in good condi-
tion, the sole object being to obtain
all the oysters possible, at the mo-
ment, taking the small as well as the
large.
Mr.. Stevens concludes, in a general
way that it is impossible, even with
the safeguards of legislation, to
maintain public oyster beds, and that
it would pay Maryland to sell or lease
the reefs now owned by it,. And in
arguing in favor of private ownership
OF the beds, he states that nearly half
the oysters now produced, and nearly
all the better varieties, come from
that source. He thinks the depreda-
tions cannot be checked by any re-
strictions, and cites France where the
fisheries were restricted to fourteen
days and three hours a day, some of
the most valuable reefs have been de-
pletcd or destroyed.
Here on the Mississippi Sound, as
in Maryland, We rarely find the choice
oyster except in private beds: and al
though protected by legislative en-
actments, it is feared our reefs will 90
the same way as those of the Chcsa-
peake Bay. The coasts in this lati-
tude offer the best opportunities for
oyster culture, and the decline in the
quality and supply of the eastern BIZ
valves make it very essential that this
industry be more carefully guarded,
and the proposition advanced by the
Marylander carefully and seriously
studied.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Under the new constitution one of
the State officers whose terms were
extended by the organic law of 1892
can succeed themselves. Nor can the
auditor or treasurer, whose terms are
four years, succeed themselves or each
other at any time. This is also true
as to sheriffs and county %trcasurers.
The term of the governor is fixed at
four years, and he cannot Immediate.
ly succeed himself.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16
Special Term Of Circuit
Court.

State Of mississippi, Jackson County.
Notice is hereby given that u special
term Of Cirrnit Court of Jackson county.
will be held in the court house thereof
in the town Of scranton, to Oh
Thursday, the GOTH day Of March.
A, d., 1894,
and to continue so long as the business
OF said court shall require.
This done by NIdc, of the Hon. =. II.
Terrnl. Judge of the I'd Judicial District
e The State Of Mississippi, under date Of
Feb. %. 1901.
Given under my hand and seal of office.
this LIST day of March, AID. 1s94.
W. VI, DENNY, Clerk.
March 2, 1894. 2-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16
1.-THE table of suicides for last year

1.-THE table of suicides for last year"
observes a contemporary, "shows
three men to n woman. Booze ?''
Partially %"booze," perhaps, and par.
TALLY women. Women can't equal
mems record as suicides, but they are
far in advance OF men as the causes of
suicides. There are some things in
which man might as well acknowl-
edge that woman is his superior.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Ben Terrell Of Texas, the high
mucK-a-muck of the Farmers ALI
ance. has big things TO say about what
the Third party is going to do. He
says they are going to carry the two
Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Texas
and several western States. Guess
they have abandoned the idea OF car
rying Mississippi and Frank Burkitt
at the same time.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16
SherlH's Sale.


RoBT. L. BULLARD. Am0nn. Of
.. vs.. Judgment 500,
HAILECK ORsLAND. Cost $3.50.
by virtue ofan execution to me- directed
by Chas. T.. Chidsey, II Justice of the
Peace Of Jackson county, mississippi, in
the above entitlel case. l will on the
First Monday, the I'd day Of April,
1894,
ut the front door Of tho court house of
Jackson county, within legal honrs, offer
for sale tn the highest bidder for cash.
all tho right, title, interest and claim of
the defendant Halleck Orsland has IN and
TO the following described land In Jack
sou county, Miss, t0-wit:
All Of section thirty-tour (3l) town.
ship three and y, Of range seven west, in
Jackson county. Mississippi. which has
been attached us the property OF said de-
fcndunt and will be sold to satisfy u indy
ineit u one hundred dollars and MI cost
theteiM +. II. LEWIS,
Shei III.
March Q. 1874. 34t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Rev. DR.. II. II. Markham. the pOpu-
lar and eloquent soldier-diyine, of the
Presbyterian church, New Orleans.
died Monday last. He was a Missis-
sippian, a native of Fayette and
had passed by several years the three
score mark.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

A merry old time is being had at
the B%reckinridge- Pollard trial. The
last accounts we read Of 1t the fash
ionable young women spectators In
the courtroom were asked to retire,
the plaintiff had tainted and been
carried out, and the opposing lawyers
had had a fight, all in one day.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Parson Ratlitf, the slayer of Hon. S.
A. Jackson at Kosciusko, is now on
trial for murder and shooting with in
tent to kill. The defense will proba-
bly, make it appear that the shooting
was justifable. 1t is hardly probable
that Ratlif will hang.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16
NOTICE..

The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company Will pay the following prices
tor material lost from It's bridges and
track in the October storm. if delivered
IN good order on shore near the bridge at
Scranton. Biloxi or Bay St. Louis.
Rails. S. each.
Creosotel Slrinsers, Bolsters and Caps,
81. 80 each.
Crcnsotcd Ties and Guard Rails, l5c
each. c. MARSHALL,
Superintendent.
March ., 1894. 3-3t
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

Mr.. w. Il. HierOnymus, of the lum-
Der firm Of Hieronymus Bros, Mobile,
has just returned from Cu0a. and to
the Register gives a statement of the
imports of lumber into Cuba during
the year 1893. New York heads the
list with II l2S 207 feet Mobile next
with 10 III l07 feet Pascagoula third
with 5597 304 feet, and Pensacola
fourth with 4 524 O20.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

The decrease in the number of
claims received at the pension bureau
is shown to be quite large. The nun.
Der OF cases now pending the action
Of the examiners is 654 1850, a decrease
OF over 81 600 in the standing number
during the year.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-16

The Brazilian wal is about to end.
The rebelious Da Cana offers to sur-
render. The Lord be praised, and
put 1t into the hearts of congressman
to get the tariff bill settled, sugar or
no sugar..