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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Sic Sumpenoelb = cSbee meId1e i

- Sic 2umpenselb Soee, ipelf)e in
oem Ropfe bes Sramp Generals gorep
lputt, bat i6on eans onbere gDrfe per=
pirrt nno miro wobl niemals sans per=
I6minoen. Wabreno oes smeiten 9er=
Minis oes Yralioenten Grant bate Die
YapierIeu6e nit elmer 5eftieteit unb
S6nelll9teit um iib sesriifen, oaB piele
Der beoeuteno1ten omerifanil6en Ypliti=
fer on ibr erfrantten. Ote Senatoren
Oliper g. Morton San @oorbees, Sid
Oelesbp uno ielbit Sherman, tpelder
oreimal fiirSnflation itimmte, i6mdrmten
fir bic Soee, permittelit Der NotenprelIe
aug 9aderlin9 @elo gu MAIDEN. 8iQ
Iuen, Der Ontel oes ualten Jbmers" uno
oamals @ouperneur bon Sbip erfanb
oas S9lastport, boB bic 6oroeruns zines
tnneren Bertbes s-intrinsic value-fiir
Observation-Disclosures, barren idealitv
lei uno Ielbit ber nNeffe" iol in Der
6rase oamals ni6t redt seluno iiber
Dem Niereni itld semelen lein. g8ie ber=
rappelt oamals lonit gang sel6eute
&Dpfe tuaren, fann man baraus erlehep,
baB Elm Wtann tpie Oliper g. Wtorton
int Senat leinen Golle9en &arl Sburs,
wel6er pie Sumpengelo=Soee betGmpfte,
einen nSut6man" nannte, pel9er ni6ts
BON ben amerifanlI6en 0erbdltniIlen
peritebe uno BEN lelben lonIt nod
in Der unfdtbislen @eiie beI6impite,
0ie oeutl6e YreHe NOR bamols pbne
unterI6ieo Der Sarteifdrbung einis in
Der Befdmpfuns bes rag baby" uno
ibr lit es bauptldblid6 gu perbanten, oab
Die Der. Staaten ppr elmer ber sr5Bten
6inansldwinoeleien bemobrt blieben.
Die en9lilde Brehe bes @eitens gine
NIT tpenisen ausnabmen fiir bic Papier=
mulerei in's 3eus uno es trat erft elm
uml6mun9 elm, als Grant bic Snila=
tionsbiI nit ieinem geto beleste. 9eit=
oem lputt Der 9umbus iebo6 nod inn
mer in iebr nielen &opfen. Yelonbers
piele anslo=amerfanil6 l6e 6armer slau=
ben, eine Jog. 8aluta=Oedung fir bic
Gireulationsmittel iei ni9t notbmenbia.
Man tonne ia bic Notenpreien in Be-
wesun9 leben uno es 9eniise, lpenn bic
Resierung ibren 9tempel auf bic Noten
orude. Sir perniinftiee Meni6en be-
oarf es feiner Wioerlesuns bes @1win=
oels, allein leioer sibt es eben Saulenbe
BON Menlben, welde erit our6 bittere
grfobruusen flus ueroen. @liidli9sr-
lueile 1T fein &eoanfe baran. bab 1i6
Der Gongreb auf bas bl6blinnise Ser
lansen einldbt. 8Or 5mansis Sobren
ludre Die @ei9i6te melt 9eTdbrli9er se=
tpeIen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

sir leine 9lftien in Der g., g., s.
uno ct. 8. Giienbabn erbielt am Gam=
ltag Gobert Sberrarb, it,, in Steuben=
pllle, Sefferlpn @ountp, 225,OOO ausbe=
Sablt
= Sie uSouie Mulct" unb n9pcal
Option" gill pallirte beute ben Staots=
lenat BON Soma uno beibt es, oaB G,ou=
perneur Sadlon bieIelbe unterseihnen
mirb.
& Sas Ser. Staaten Rreisoerid)t
pelserte lid) beute Morsen Der NOR
gen itattiinhenben $oinridtune bes
WtorOers Yrenoersalt in GbicasO bin=
oerno in ben @es gu treten.
--Seit einem Observation-Disclosures beibt
es bier nSie fommen", l6reibt Elm calf
Tornil4es 8latt, ndmli1 Die Ginlponbe=
rer aus benz Often unb europa nad)
eallfornien. Sic linb aud in Mallen
9etommen, aber ni6t seblieben, lonbern
nod Dem g}oroen, nad Oregon uno
Walbinston, iueiter se3osen. Grit felt
ben lebten Sabren baben li6 nennens=
pertbe &olonien i'm Siioen Galiforniens
uno einise tleine @eielli6aften i'm
San Soaquin=Sbal nieberseIailen tpdb=
reno bon elmer eisentli6en MaI-
ieneinwanberuns aud jebt nod feine
Geoe iein fann. Sest wirb aus
ebleaso beri6tet, oab li6 bereits in
ben na6lten Sasen orei &plonien BON
bort na6 oem Silben beseben weroen
uno eine itarfe 9luspanberune mad,
ealtIornten bepori itebt. 9as lit su
miinl4en. Gs 1T Der Sauptsmed Der
Utittminter lushelluns, ben Betuob=
nern i'm Often gang galifornien ouf
e'nem Sled 5u aeisen, um iie sur Gin
manoerung gu ermuntern. Dieier 3ped
taub erreiht merben, ba bic Worauae
o1eles Staotes feine eineebilbeten, ion-
bern tpirtli@e fnb, bic man nur au len.
men brau&t, I'm barna@ su sreifen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
StoatsrepreIentant Rellp ppn Ot

- Staatsrepre1entant SellD BON Ot=
taua reibte cine Bin elm, ,pel1e be-
ftimmt lit, einsr san3en Mnsabl Giien=
babnproseile, Die iebt in Sdmebe iinb,
auf einmal Elm gnbe 3u bereiten. Oie
Bin perfiist, bab tn Prosefien, in lpel6en
es lid um Die grlansuns bon S6aben=
erias fir Gisentbum banoelt, bas ourd
6euer seritDrt tuorben III, iueldes BON
Den 5unfen bon 2ofomotipen berriibrte,
bic gntitebuns iol9en 6euers als prima
facie Guioens BON Hadldifsteit leitens
Der giIenbabn an9eleben ,uerben ion.
Iu6 ion es benz Gisentbiimer oes perz
bronnten Seiibtbums ntdt als Na6lal=
lisfeit ansere6net lperben, boB ct feline
beionoeren @oriidtsmabreeeln ,pesen
Der Habe Der gilenbabn setroIfen babe.
0ies ion auf friibere pie auf tiinftise
Gdfle 8esus baben uno finoet belonoers
anlpenoun9 auf cine ansabl Yrose6e,
Die au9enblidlib in Ottawa County in
S6mebe 1inb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

-0ie 8erwerfuns oer Sonntass=
i4anf=Bin in Der republifanilhen @eleb=
9ebung bon New Dorf peranlabt bic
unabb. republifaniide gbieasoer nGreie
pre1Ie" gu na4ftebenbem 5tobIeuf5er
rDte republitaniide Yartei bat ibre sll=
ten Gisenl9aften; iobalo ieoo9 oas
Yrinaip ber peri6nli9en Greibeit in
Jrase tommt. 1T ablolut fein IerlaB aui
5ie. Alentbalben, i'm Weiten uie i'm
Often, ift iie burdorunsen uno beberrld1
pom ginf1ub Der Janatifer unb 6rem=
benbafler."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
,frohe Uahrtbten.

Sen Gepublifanern bat bic 6anoels=
frilis BEG lebten Sabres auberoroentli6
in bie 6dnbe searbeitet. 9as Iolf
liebt ia nur, mas bart por ieiner g}ale
li6 erei9net, uno tpenn baber turs mad
etnem Gesierunsslue6Iel Sanbel uno
Wanoel in Stoduns eeratben, 8anten
sul ulammentra6en, glrbeiter entlalien,
2obne reouSirt unb labriten sei6lollen
meroen, oann miro Der neuen Gegierung
Die S6uIb oufiir aufsebiirbet. 9ie=
ler ibrem Sntereile piorisen Solts=
ltrDmung 1T bic bemotrati1be 8ar=
tel jebt ous9elett, uno ibr fam nur
Elm umldla9 gum geHeren, Elm li6tz
bares gufleben Der @ei9dfte aug Der
YotI6e belfen, in bic fe erDbtentbeils
obne ibr Terl6uloen geratben 1T, ipenn
aud ni6t rnermabnt bleiben loQ, oaB lie
bur6 Elm frdfti9eres 9luitreten i'm Gon=
9rel1e, Dor allem aber bur6 eine 8e=
l6leunisuns Der neuen SariIseieBssbuns
Dem Gelunoun9sproSeb bate lpelentli6en
Torl6ub leilten fDnnen.
9lber, oiele Sc lunbune pirb tommen
uno lie lebt lbpn iberaQ nit fril6en
3ii9en Elm. Som allen Seiten treffen oiin=
ltige Jfa6ri9ten Elm, aus alien 2anoes=
tbeilen wiro elm Qufl6wuns gum 8eliern
9emeloet unb bieS eSanbelsogenturen ienben
boffnunssuple 8eribte aus. MlorIbal
isielo, tuel6er porgeitern BON einen,
ausfluse nod Galifornien Suriidfebrte,
brin9t uns bic erfreuIibe &unbe, hoB
iiberall i'm @siten, belonoers aber an
Der paciTil4en Riilte bos Nertrouen pie=
oerfebre uno cine 9teubelebure BON
9anoel unb Wanbel su bemerten lei.
0ente baben Die vSllinois Steel
Worfs" Die Sbdti9teit, tpel6e leit Sep
tember rnbte, ipieoer aufgenommen unb
1000 srbeiter Tinben 8eldaftisuns
le6s anoere 0o60fen baben in ben
eriten Smei Wtdrswo1en i9re 1euer
on9e5ilnoett uno in Bittsburs linb
Die meilten Gilen= uno @tablwerfe
ruieoer in Betrieb; in oer Gonneas-
pile Gofe &e9ion puroen lpabrenh Der
lesten Bo1e 800 miillise Oefen anse=
iiinoet, Die Brobuttipr nabm I'm 1000
Sonnen 81 unb betrus sum erIten Mole
lett benz a SUM 1893 100000 Son=
men; aud bic Seniterslasfabriten iinb
falt ale in Dollem getriebe uno in ben
Sobnstoluner Cambria Giienmerfen, bic
lett bret Wlonaten title geltanben, iit bic
Irbeit in alien Oepartements oufoe=
nommen tpDroen.
Nud) Der Martt in Wouen=, BaumwoQ=
uno Sinnenlpaaren erfreut li1 elmer leb=
baiten yla6fra9e, fur5um, bas ountle @e=
m0lf, bas 1i6 pdbreno Der &rilis iiber
bic Ser. Staalen selasert bat, es serreiBt,
Der 9immel miro belle, i6on breben
iiberall bic 2idtitrablen elmer neuen
4era ber prosperitdt berpor.
8ir rathen baber ben &epublifanern,
aus Der bisberieen 2anoesfalamitdt nidt
all3uuiel &apital gu 1dlasen. Gbe lie
lid's perieben, 1T es ibren 9dnben ent=
i6wunben, unb ipenn fe ibre Ralami-
tdtsbeulerei aud nod fortieben, na9oem
es bereits i'm 2anbe beKer 9eworben lit
bann tulrb man linen perddtlth ben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

i9en goncils I'M Sabre 1876 TT bas Auf-
eritebunssfeit an oemienisen Sonntag
gu fetern, ber auf ben eriten 1ollmon6
nod Der Griiblinssnadtsleide I'll.
MdrS) folst, auber mo- Der 8ollmonb
(Ooer bas iioiide Daiiab) ieIbit auf bies
len 9onntas fdllt; bann ion Ofern ant
nd6ifolsenoen Sonntas sefeiert wer=
ben. Demsemdb fann Ofern ni1t frii=
Der ais auf ben %. Wtdrs unb nidt ipa=
ter als auf ben 25. April fallen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Sci ben 9ehatien iiber bie 6pnr

- Bei ben Sebatten iiber bte Sonn=
taesausI6ant Bin in ber Nem Yorfer
2esislatur ipieEe bsr oGbriltian Cab
batb" eine sroBe &olle. Ser 6iibrer
Der &epublitaner aeitirte bauptld6li6
sesen bic Bin, neil lie, tpie er iaste,
barouf anselest iei ben m e-
rifanilden Z Sabbatb in bie=
fem 2anbe petnihten IN b
ben europdiIben Sonnta
einsuflbren. Mebnlih lpraden
ii9 ole republitaniI1en &ebner aus.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
= &c ,poren Oamen BON 8hilabel

- Gs tparen Oamen ppn Ybilaoel=
pbta, pel1e es aIs fafbiOnabel einfiibr=
ten, ben sroBen biden, oeuti6en Itblez
ten Sanoolp binter Der 8ubne aufSulu=
den, UNI bort feline Musteln gu befublen.
@anbom lieb f9 NIT Der 9iondalonee
eines plattoeutl6en Spaniers Die Sa6e
rubis sefallen, ia, als bieie 8efiiblunss-
Matineen, tpie Te Die 0amen unter li6
bieBen, idon siernlid crowded" ,pur=
ben. persoa er fetne Mtene.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
gtner Der iblimmIten ssebIer be,

Stnet uel ltDIlHlWileH OegleI DER
Natipi1 ten lit Der mablofe gisenbiintel,
nit uel4em lie auf Alles berabbliden,
mas ni6t vamerifaniid" 1T. Sn bieiem
Yunft iin6 lie nod perbobrter als bic
fron50Tiden Gbaupiniiten. go elm
ridtiser amerifaniiber Natipilt faplelt
lid in ieinen bl0olinnisen Oiinfel Elm
uno bebanoelt ales guropaii9e nit lou-
Derdner 8eradtung. Seiner Mnli6t
na9 t6nnen unlere amerifanil6en Gin=
ri4tun9en nidt iibertroffen ,peroen urb
itatt baB mir BON ben europdil9en Gull
turp0lfern lernen Iolltep bdtten iene BON
uns 5u lernen. Die @eltauslteIlune,
auf uel9er namentlid bic Deutlden
einen 10 berporrasenoen YlaB einnab-
men, bot alIerbinas baju beigetraeen,
biefen etoar etwas 81 fte9en, aber es
eei&ab bieies bod nur bei ber eebilbete.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
NJ 6taate gum Srinfen pertauft mer-

lem Staate gum Srinfen nertauft uer-
benz.
3uglei9 aber entbdlt bieier poree4
i9la9ene Werfaiiunssauiab aud f1on
bic Strafporidriften sesen feline nebere
tretung @elbbuben BON $500 fir Die
erite ltebertretuns; fiir iebe folsenbe
uebertretlln9 aber $1,000 uAb ginlper@
rnns i'm @ountpsefdnsniB big gu ie6s
Monaten.
gSis Der muclt Bill, 10 ltimn,te Der
Staatslenat au6 oieiem wabrbaft l6euB=
li6en Bel6luiie bes Sauies bel.
(Sa. Stssts,)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
cyn Braunlhmeia bat es bic Ste

- Sn Braun1dmeis bat es bic Ste
sieruns fiir notbwenbis sefunoen, Diient=
lid por benz turiitiiden Stuoium gu
warnen; bic 3abl Der &eIerenoare obne
8elhdftisuns lit srob. Cine abnli6e
@arnuns pirb auh balb in Mmerifa
notbmenbis iein, benn bic 3abl Der No=
pofoten tpddlt bier in 9an5 i6redlider
Weile. - uno tuenn Iie in ibrer Garriere
59iffbru1 leiben, ,perfen lie fi6 auf Die
politit unb MAIDEN @eieBe in einem
iuri5tii9en Rauberlpelid, oas 9liemanb
perfteht.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

- @ouperneur McGinIep ldidte bic
grnennuns q. g. grouIe's BON Ginb=
Lap, 9ancod gountp, gum Mitslieb bes
Oireftoriums bet 8linoenanitalt fit ben
i'm Sabre 1899 enbenben Sermin ein.
Die Srnennuns uuroe on oas Sultebenbe
gomite ueripielen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

= 9ie nd6fte Babl nod Der am 4.
April itottfinbenben @ouperneurss uno
6taatsbeamtenpabl in &booe Sslano
miro in Oregon am 4. Suni abgebalten,
bann folst Mlabama am 6. Mugut, Ir-
fan1as am g., 0ermpnt am 4. uno
Maine am 10. September; Georgia am
8. October. Nm 13. Nppember Iinoen
in 10 Staaten Staats=@puperneursipab=
len ffntt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Jrdulein 8ollarb. beren Inter

= Jrduleln PDl0r6, beren Unterz
wdi4e i'm @eridt su Waibinston in
ibrem Yrose1le sesen Oberit Breden=
ridge eine laubere Qlftuns erfabren,
fann als Der Sppus elmer amerifanii6en
WfoitreHe anseleben perben, benn etuas
anberes, ,pie eine Maitrelle Breden=
ribge's, 1T fie ME seipelen. Gin nettes
probutt Der Jog. nimarten" 9amenin=
ititutser3iebung! Wir mollen ben fiber
sangisen Colonel semiB ni9t in Sdub
nebmen, aber iener Bubloirne, bic iebt
ibre eigene S1onbe an bic srobe @lode
bdngt, nod Mitleib identen, mdre bod
eimt fali9e Sentimentalitdt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Gin unternebmenoer 5beateroire

- Gin unternebmenoer Sbeateroirefs
tor ,piinl9t 6rdulein Yollarb fiir bic
8iibne gu engasiren fir $500 bic Wo6e.
Warum au9 niht ben Colonel in the
case"2 9as sdbe Elm 9utes team"
Dem fein amerifaniI9es Sbeaterpublitum
au miberIteben permo6te, belonoers
menn au1 bic &inber, ooer mas BON ibnen
nod iibria lit, nit ausseltellt wiiroen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

Wir }eben bic fiinf &epublitaner,
wel9e i'm 9auie ber Ne,u Dorfer 2esis=
latur fiir ben Sonntas ssausl lhant itimm,-
ten, auf bic gbrenliffe. sic beiben !:
Braun, Siebert, Wiemann, s. s..
S9nl5 uno 9einrid Sduls - 2auter
uenalil4e" Wamen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Sic frampfhaften Mnitrenounaet

- Wie frampfbaften Nnltren9un9en,
pel1e bic bieise Mudertrompete, Die
vOispateb", fur Die grpdbluns 8issers
maht, follten bod ieoem freilinnisen
Uiann seieen, mober Der Wino pebt.
8ieser's Grmdbluns beoeutet bas
idlimmite moralilde Rnutenresiment fir
Columbus unb bic Yalliruns Der info
men Dastell'lden Qoeal Option 8ill.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
0oB bic braHlioniihen aSnluroen

ten bon ben 8efeblsbabern europdil6er
Rrieesl1iffe i'm @ebeimen unteri itiist
wurben, tpirb bic Welt 9lauben, aud
obne bob es bur6 Oefumente eruielen
mirb. Oie 9auptlade fir Die braIilia7
niide Reeierune bilbet bic gtieberwer=
fung Der 8ebellen unb bamit l6eint es
porldufis nod CUTE Beile gu baben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

@ir beeingen bieies Sabr Oitern
an einem Der friibefen Daten, auf mel.
de bos Qouptfeft Der &riftli6en Rirden
&bertdupt fallen fann. Rad ber OILS
NorrR ssltenbeH 6effeuuns bes niedi
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
Warum qriinoen Die Sfleppentri

= Warufl 9rlinoen Ole S6leppentrdz
serinnen ber beilisen Semperentia feline
rMnti= Gorl lett=2isa"9 Gin beriibmter
fran56iiher Mrst ertldrt, oab oas Ror-
iett mebr Wtenlhen in's 8rab brinse,
als ber 5pirituoiensenuB. Now we
will see what the ladies can do by
pulling together! alio fort nit benz
Meni1enmiirger Roriett!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29

- Der amerifanif9e 6abbatb III Elm
8npaua bes Natipismus. Oarum Rnb
mir etn tfeter unb entf9iebener @egner
aler Mfabnabmer ~ ieinen @unffen.
(8uf. Wltsfrb.)
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
TUsKEGEE's CONFERENCE.
Encouraging Reports From the
Schools for Negroes

SCHOOLS Tor N egroes.
Montgomery, Ala, Feb. ga special
to the Advertiser from Tuskegee, Ala,
says: about $50 officers and teachers of
the colored schools of the south accepted
Mr. Washington's invitation to remain
over day for a meeting together
TO get better acquainted with
each other and compare notes
as TO their work and methods. Fisk of
Atlanta and Talladega represented the
higher education, each one having, in
connection with other departments, a
regular college course. Hampton, Spell
man, Tuskegee, Aiken and Montgomery
represented the normal industrial work
The peculiar features of the schools were
set forth in very interesting way by
their several representatives.
The younger schools in the county and
small villages made excellent reports
Mount Meigs, Calhoun, Georgiana and
NARROW, in Baldwin county, were espec-
tally interesting, because of their location,
where the colored people are IN such a
large majority, and on accounted their in
dustrial features.
"Dr, Hubbard gained close attention as
he told of the Meharry Medical College
at Nashville, Tenn. 1t has sent out 134
doctors, % pharmacists and 20 dentists,
all of whom hare regular work and are
doing well. The physicians report in
comes as nigh as $1,000 per year. The
average is from $500 to 81 200.
OTHER EXCELLENT sHowINGs.
Or Frissell, of Hampton, presided
and by means of number of practical
topics brought out many hopeful les
sons"
Bishop Tanner was heard with much
pleasure.
Or Cravatt began service in 1866;
Miss Chofeld, of Aiken, 20 years ago
DIR. Hubbard, 16 and Miss Giles Is years
ago. Their words were of great interest.
Mrs Warren Logan rendered good ser
vice by her exhibition of cheap furniture,
such as tables, washstands and bureaus,
made out of barrels and boxes, but by a
cheap drapery made very neat. She also
showed how to make a cheap, but com
Portable mattress, with nothing but a
common needle.
The two conferences have fitted well
together, and will result in great good"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
The Barefoot Feelinp.

If you wish to know the essence of com
fort when you go yachting, writes Mrs.
Robert Louis Stevenson, burn your corsets
and return your shoes and stockings to
your trunk until you enter a civilized
port. For four years have worn neither
except in public. Consequently run no
risk of chill from cold or damp feet. 1t
certainly requires little training before
you are able to walk over rough ground
with the unnatural, soft soles of the shoe
bound foot, but it is more easily and
quickly done than you would imagine.
After years of being swathed and bound
and tied and cased in whalebone 1t gives
delicious sense of freedom to be clad in
nothing but gauze wooden shirt, mumu
and holaku. There is not anywhere a
band or string to check the blood in your
veins, and as you stand on the deck of
your ship, all your body conscious of the
rhythmical, elastic roll of the sea and the
fresh, clean trades sweetly blowing, you
feel like bird on the wing
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
SEVEN STORIES OF FLAME.
The Udell Woodenware Company and
Tyler Desk Company Burned Out.

The Udell Woodenware Company and
Tyler Desk Company Burned Out.
St. Louis, Mo. Feb. 22.-The large
7-story building, at the southeast corner
of Locust and Twelfth streets, was
burned tonight. One half of the build
ing was occupied by the Udell Wooden
ware Company, and the other half by the
Tyler Desk Company. The fire was dis
covered at O'Clock on the ground floor,
near the elevator shaft of the Udell com
pany,
The building, which was completed a
little over year ago, belonged to the
Scudder estate, and cost sos, 900. 1t is a
total loss.
The Udell Woodenware Company car
ried a large stock of the most valuable
goods. An estimate of their stock place
its value at 100000
The loss to the Tyler Desk Company is
also total, and is placed at $4,000.
The insurance on the building and it's
contents will cover the losses.
The Udell Company burned out year
ago on Fourth street, and began business
anew in the building destroyed tonight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
Birmingham Buys water Work..

Birmingham, Ala, Feb 22.-At the
city council meeting last night the city of
Birmingham bought all the property Of
the birmingham Water Works Company,
the price agreed upon being 81 400, 600
OF this amount the city assumed $500, 600
of the 9 per cent. thirty year bonds
already issued by the water company and
agrees 10 pay the balance in city bonds
bearing 81 per cent, payable In thirty
years The purchase Is subject 10 ratih-
cation BY the people.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
TOBACCO LEFT UNsoLD.
"a decrease in the Acreage in Mass

9'Iease in the Acreage in Massa-
chussetts Looked For.
w. northampton, Mass, Feb. 22.-Last
S iva crop of tobacco is uusold, the scare
r., VI money being the cause, and the
b r. OF an increased acreage in to-
W., VAe coming season are small
f n ut l the large raisers win set out about
farIi9aa' le amount, there will be marked
ap5 on among the smaller growers,
in tbe a aetrease of from 10 to 20 per cent
acreage Is not at all improbable.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
Ex.minister Phelps III.

New Haven, Conn, Feb. 22-The illness
of Professor Edward J. Phelps, of Yale,
ex-minister to England, has assumed a
critical turn. Early this morning de-
cided change for the worse was noted,
and since then Mr.. Phelps has suffered
decided relapse. His condition is now
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
GROWS VOTE GROWING.
The Latest Ofioial Returns Give Him
Plur lily of 1SO,233.

Plur lily of 1So,233.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 22.-Oficial re-
turns from all but nine of the sixty-seven
counties in this state send Crows plu-
rality up the unprecedented figures of
$50, 233, a gain of a, 087 over the plurality
given the republican candidate for state
treasurer last fall, whose vote, it was
expected then, ould stand as the "high-
water mark" of republicanism in Penn
sylvania for long time to come. All of
the returns show republican gains over
the election night estimates, therefore, it
is fair to assume that the official figures
from the nine missing counties will pro-
duce increases that will give Grow not
less than 1875, 900 plurality.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23

ra -oon IJgolmerry, Tex, Feb 22.-The Mont
which n MlIl and Lumber Company. of
owrsnn 3. A. Rice. of Houston, is the chief
San y mas gone into a receivers hands
ties a. -. a2lwinford is receiver. The liabii-
is MAJ pre- e., $4,000. The value Of the assets
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
Jurors Unable to ARree.

New York. Feb 22.-The jury in the
case of Joseph t. Blant. president of the
defunct Madison Square Bank, on trial
for perjury, have failed to agree. They
stood seven for acquittal and five for con-
victim
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
GERMANY AND SILVER.
The Government Commission Begins
It's Sessions at Berlin.


Berlin, Feb. 22.-The government COM
mission, which was formed to consider
the price of silver. had its first sitting to-
day. Count Won Posadowsky, secretary
of the imperial treasury, presided.
In addressing the commission, Count
Won Posadowsky said that the imperial
government, despite its own gold stan
dard, had perceived the depreciation in
silver and considered that the subject de-
manded an exhaustive examination.
Hence its decision to have the
question discussed by experts
of different views and callings,
with the object of raising and rendering
stable the value of silver and securing a
basis for practical measures. Concluding,
Count Won PosadowsSy said he hoped the
efforts of the commission would be
crowned with success.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
FIVE KILLED.
A Boiler in an Oil Mill in Louisiana
Snraads Death.

New Orleans, La, Feb. pa dispatch
from LeCompte, La, says; Five men
were killed and several others injured by
an explosion of boiler in the oil mill of
Freeman & Hayne here last night. The
names Of the parties killed are: D. Bal
zaratte white; Alex and William Frank
lin, George Washington and Samuel john
son, all colored. The building in which
the boiler was located was totally de-
strnVed y
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-23
GEN. EARLY's ILLNESS.
The Chances Against His Recovery
From His Attack.

Lynchburg, Va, Feb. 22.-There is no
material change in the condition of Gen.
Early since yesterday. He is very sick
man and the chances are that he will not
recover, though his physician says there
is no immediate danger of dissolution.
The old general was out on the streets
Sunday and Monday of this week, but
suffered relapse Tuesday and has since
been confined to his bed.