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cages . We,tiafetten.
s II | a II B


Ser benlofratiide Senats @au.
cus bat beiblohen, pdbrenb bieier tuls
5en Ssffon meoer aaf bic Sarifseisb
gebung nod auf ben ShluBantrag be-
iDnbers @ewi6t gu legen lonbern fid
nit beionberem 9ta9oruf Der Nicaras
guntauals8ia unb Der Banferottbiq su
ipiomeu.
- SIN 8unbesfeuate belt Surpin
cine ldnsere &ebe su @uniten Der BIZ
rtfien @rmdblung Der Weitglieber bes
Guabesienotes bur6 bas BOLT.
= Sm &eprdfentantenbauie iit bic
f6on mdbrenb Der borigen Seiiion ein:
gebradte 6oriii9ubbil sur BeratDung
getemmen. Cine Mnsabl bon tpeftlis
den &eprdientanten baben Mmenbes
ments 3u berieIben eingebra9t, our1
pel6e bic Sort &eierpotionen m6g.
Iidft na6bridIi6 geidiibt uerben
follen.
STIR bic grbebung Der 8unbes.
@iutommeniteuer bis gum l. Suli 1895
mirb bic Summe BON $245, 600 pers
lanst. Oie Gorberung wirh in Der
Gorm elmer 9fa9tra9sbia eingebra9t
merben umb man ermartet, bab es bel
Der Debate iiber biefeIbe gu aiemlih
bibigen NuseinanberieBungen tommen
,pirb, ba bic idmmtli9en 8ertreter bes
Sfens. obne 1nteridieb Der partei,
enersii6e @egner Der ginfommenfeuer
finb. Man 9laubt aber, bab bic Bin
troBbem angen0mmen tpirb.
= 9ie penfionsbemiligungen fir
bas laufenbe aisfaliabr betrugen
$151, ,581, $50. Sie Nblddbungen fur
bas fommenbe Sabr belaufen fi6 auf
$14l,3S1, $40.
= Ser &eprdientant 8rpan bon
Nebrasta brad,te im 9auIe eine ge.
meinidaftli6e &eiolutien Der 2esiSla'
iur ieines 6eimatbsitaates ein. tpel1e
f4 fur ein ameEoement aur 8unbess
berfahung ausipri6t. bas bic Wiebers
nabl zines prdlioenten fir eiren Smeis
ten Sermin perbietei.
= Sn aanias bat Der Wintermei=
sen bura bic anbaltenbe Diirre i9rer
geliiteu. Sn eiuseluen 8beilen bes
Wefens III er ooqlidnbig seritDrt
morben.
MuSlanb.
= @lei9 in Der ernen 5ibung bes
beutfden &ei6stages fam es au elmer
iiberaus ftirmiiben Sesne. Ser Yrds
fioent BON 2eueBom fdloB feline groff,
nungsrebe nit ben iibli6en 6rei 0oGs
rufen auf ben &aiier. WdbrenD ale
iibri9en Mitslieber beeeiftert in baKslbs
einftimmten. bliebem bic anmeienben 6
Soeialiiten, unter ibnen 9iebtne6t unb
ulrid, fiBen. 9lls lie iid aud auf bic
birette NuHorberuns bes prdlibentel
bin meiserteu, iib BON ibren Siben au
erbeben. brad Elm unbeidreibli6er 3us
multi aus. Der prdlibent erfldrte. bab
bas 9enebmen Der Soeialiiien ben
Sraoitioneu bes 9auies uiberiprede.
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pfui Rufe ert6nten unb uIri6 brobte
ben &ufern nit Der sebalten 6auit.
Gs oauerte geraume 3eit, bepor bic
Nube mieber bergefeat iporben mar unb
mon aur Neumabl bes prdfibiums
iibergeben fonnte. Das bisberige prds
fibium, beitebenb aus ben 9erreu BON
3epeboip, BON 8uolsg sgerenberg unb Gr.
8tlrflin, iuurbe tpiebersetpdbIt.
Jiir ben pafanten SIP In ber
fran36ff9en Mtabemie tpurbe 9enrp
9ouKap, ber betannte piftoriter unb
8ritifer gendbIt. gmile 3oIa, Der fi6
UNI ben Sib beuorben bate, erbielt
ntdt cine ein3ige 5timme. 6oufap III
46 Sabre alt. Nm beuti9>fran36fii9en
&riege aabm er als Offi3ier Der Natios
nalgarbe tbeil unb erbielt als folder
bas &reua Der @brenlegion.
- Sn Berlin bat iebt ber groBe Wu.
9ers unb BetruesproaeB sesen 9reus
ber5 unb @enofen begonnen. Sc finb
Z Mneetlaste unb 16O 3eusen porbans
ben. 9ie @erupften iiEb faf burds
meg Offi3iere unb Mitslieber Der boben
Nritotratie.
= 8ei Der @ereibigung Der Marine>
&efruten in 3iel belt Der Softer Wils
beIm III. cine Mnipra6e an bielelben,
In tpel6er er lie ermabnte, babeim ME
i'm Nuslanoe ibrem gibe treu au blei,
beu. Sn alien 3eiten. iaete Ell, ais bic
Gimbeen unb Seutonen iber bic Mlpen
bransen, pHegten bic Deui9en f9
aneinanber au fetten, un gei6lofen ge.
gen ben Jeinb 3u tdmpfen. Sept bebarf
man feiner FOLDER Rette mebr-ber gio
biloe bas alle arieser auiammeubals
tenbe 8anb.
= Ser conierpatine &ei6staasabses
orbnete @eb. &atb @amp lit nit einem
eisenartisen ftaatsioeialiftifden 0ors
idlase berborgetreten, bur6 melden
ieiner WnIi1t mad aller Notb ber 2anbs
wirtbidaft elm gnbe gema6t merben
ioa. ST idldgt Dor. baB Der Staat
olles @etreibe auftaufe, es in itaatlis
den Miiblen MAPLE unb bas Webl Ders
taufe. Sen tleinen 2anbmirtben,
meint Der r&eformator" mdre babur6
elm H9erer Martt nit befriebigenben
preiien geidaffen. Sm Miniterium
bat man bic @ampide Sbee entsegens
genommen unb iie itiQi9weigenb benz
Atteni6aB einperleibt.
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(8ortfetuns fcIstj.
8ramSuma In sid,t.

ainsbett unb HcrfiHt, burd bic mandes CUTE Gdtif
batte serettet werben t5nnen, bas in Der Vramsuns
feisumshrteter adten in Glide sus, fnb Gisenfbafa
Ten, BITE fid bdufs burh abpeienbet aussetanen BET
franfltden eeuten I'm GGsemeiuen unb DEFENDERS Bel
folen, BITE l1ntbdttstet ber Wtersn unb ber 8Iaie
eisen. @enn beie S,sane nidt seb6rs funfttOntren,
fam man fh auf uubeH sefa6t ma&cn. Brtsbt'f@e
Rterenfrantteit, 3uderrubr, Blaentatarrb, 8lafens
fetne, fnt nur einise ter aeibeu, welde burH gers
nadIdifisuns ber Gpmptcme lranfbaften 3ufanbea
ber Sarnorsane berbeisefhbrt perben. Scitetter' .
Wasenbttters t cine gang beienberS CUR oeluns BON
gIafenoffefttcnen seeisnete Mett3in. Das perseife
man nt6t unp bebisne @ befelben bei ben erften Nns
astden pon 9arnbeiperben; es utrb benielbsn cfori
Gtnbat thuu une tn tur5r Srtif etne rbtee &ur BE,
pirten. Gbeu 10 fpnbtbuenb riItt ba5 Bttters seaeu
gerfopfuns, eebsrletben, WaaIarta, rbeumatif&s
S@mersen unb aaaemeine S6wd6e nut SinfdG,stett.
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K|eideTstOff- DeDarteInent,

SIN unierem rei9baltisen 8leioeritoff. De,
partsment, ras ansefuat 1T nit ben prdhtis.
item Graeusnifien Der Mobe, offerireu mir:
4236aise tpolIene gbebrons, blbl9e Sdats
tirunsen in sram, tpertb rs Cts, fur
10 CENTS.
3s30ai5er BRipcotS, tperth SO Geuts, fiir
48 CENTS.
4355uiee @ranite Rleiber;eug, in Nabb
Blau uno Shwars, tuertb Is @ents, fir
So CENTS.
@entuaertes Mummie RIeibst;eus, tpertb
$1.OO, fiir
70 CENTS.
9emulterts nnb getipfelte ss,Daiee gre.
pons, berabeeiest bon $l.25 aAf.
90 CENTS.
46j0uils Moire poplius, berabselebt BON
$l.5O auf
$l.l6.
30 5oaises Bbipeorb, tpsrtb $l.75, fur
$l.38.
5l5oItge gemuiterts unb geftreifte Gpin.
salinss, berabgeiebt bon 81 so unb $1.75 auf
$l.38.
52aoaises @oSert 3eus, sus1, $1.25u. 81 so
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-07


Die Gtialter Der Sanf iino poli3eis
lid gelblQlien"
Der gealrte fat nln Uobl, oaB es
iidl bier UNI cinen meittragenoen, mid's
tieen Sail haraalte, peun Georg per-
fdrbte fisb uno ioD }aTt 10 meiB aus mie
oie g1ale, nehen Der er lta1lo.
vGS lieB liiJ oaS ni9t anbers MAIDEN,
nein 9err," fubr Der 8eamte fort.
rDaS Publifum hattie it'd Serri fen
Dor ber Sdaltern. sluBerbem muB Der
8anf ;3eit bleiber, Die unorbnuns, Die
Der Ourd)sdnger binterlaiien bat, Sl
beleitisel1. Dilt mem babe i'd Die
Gbre?"
sd bin Der Gertreter bon sanoer
II. 9o6u!"
rSo, TO" iaste Der 8eamte iofort
nit sroBem Gelpeft, rtpenn sic iuiinz
iden, 70 mill id sic oem 0erlpaltun9s'
ratb, Der I'M erlten Stod periammelt
it, anmelben. Giellei6t meroen sic
por9elaIen uno fOnnen bann bOrcn, fpie
bie Sad)en lteben.
sd muB bas boren uno slunr unper@
Siislid. 8itte, nelben @ie mid ben
9erren lofort unb iagen Gle ibnen,
oaB i'd auf ber Stelle Gtnen bon ibneu
lpreden muB.T
Der Seamte 9ins, unb @eors
i6ritt langlam in ber 8orballe Der
Danf hin unb her. St brau6te bis
inoreen Mlittas 3mOlf llbr iedsistalls
1enb Marf. Wenn bic 8anf nun tros
leineS @utbabens unter ben obpaltens
ben llmltanoen ni9t 3ablen luollte
ooer fonnte, mas bann? sln bieler ultte
moreoulirun9 hing nidt nur Der quite
Huf pon Sanoei II. Sobn, lonbern
pielleibt audi Die Grilten; ber Sirma
iiberbaupt. Aenu iie morgen nidt sabs
len founten. 10 ipar oas faun empors
feimenbe Gertrauen ber @rbeiter m09s
li6ermeiie ipieoer erid)iittert, bic
partei Del @eaner in ibren SloffnEn9en
beifartt. S~sem Sic SSas.:::t l.iht 5ablte,
lfato Der s3anferott ucr scr 2biir.
Ser 8eamte febrte 3uriid.
r8itte, folsen sic mir, mein Serr,"
fa9te er uno fiibrte @eors in Elm 3imz
ner beS erlten @todlperfes, TOO elm
Mtglieo res 0ermaltunsSratbeS ibn
empfins.
n@ir iino untr6itli9, 6err Sanie
leu,r lagte bieler Serr 1ebr b0flid),
rSbnen eiue 10 iiberauS traurige Mits
tbeilung MAIDEN Su nliilien, aber ieien
Sie iiber5eugt, baB uns Der Sdlas bdrz
ter uno gefaBrli6er trifft, als alle
unIere 9liellten."
sd inuB morsen Wiittas le93i9s
tauienb Oiarf baben," bemerfte @eors
fur3 unb itrens.
nMein perebrter Serr Saniien, ses
itatten sic mir be Semerfung, baB
i6 baran ni6t i'm @erinelten 3lpeifle;
nur ,nuB i'd gu 1neinen, tiefen 8es
bauern mittbeilen, baB Sie iie BON
uns ni9t erbalten fOnnen. g1ir
miiilen einise Gage &ube baben, tint
Sronuns gu idaffen. gSir baber
uniere .3ablunssltoduns ldon Dor 3lpei
StunSen anseSeist nno miiiien tie aufz
re6t erbalten, bis mir ielbit in Der
Gage iino, bic SituatiOn su iibere
idauen. Sebenfalls fam i'd Sbnen
bic sesriinoete 6offnuns NIT auf ben
Weg seben, baB aeiner unlerer @ldus
bigger and nur einen Ytennis perlieren
miro. 9lur 3eit miiilen mir baben."
rWlit 9offnunsen fann i9 meine
@lanbiser nidt be3ablen," periette
@eorg.
Ger 9err sudte b0fli6 bic sl9ieln.
.3but mir leib, mein perebrter Serr
Saniien.'
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tereS Lachen
rnd Aufge-
Wecktheit bel
allen Thun.
krank X cit
wird nur iiber-
wunden, wenn
an die Stelle
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zaichen Won Gesundheit,

Man bIaucht NIGHT zweimal him
zusehen, um sic zu erkennen -
klare Augen, frische Farbe. mum
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eines schwachen Gewebes Elm ge-
sundes tritt SCOTS Emulsion Won
Leberthran bewirkt Heilung durch
die Erzeugung gesunden Fleisches,
schmeckt gut und verarbeitet SIGH
leicht.
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DR.. priee's Cream Bafins powoe.
pS&Re &elt'AusFeannas ausseiAmmmQ.

= SIM uaronprinsen palais" uus
ter ben 2inben in Berlin bra9 bieIer
Sage 6euer aus. Die 6lammea tpur,
ben iebo9 sel0idt, beppr fe sr0Beren
S1aben angert6tet batteu.
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@r,t1to Gtgemt91t,t,.
.111aIIenpermalters Derfanf.-

ueb ST. OoOo 900 gnb @snttum tn Gan antoaD mb lslsr
vefau werben sanse 9es miro tn Seesn un0
ansebpta ie e Der Sdu wan @rOb gut etnStete Sraasr
NIT sutem abias Don gr; wsi unter benz wtrtden ert9
ausaebbntes Dmde tbosrapbass @tabtHment weltes
G,utosans c5edatsbduier unb Gunbade unb Sauplstt
Der Mtte nnb tn ben aubentt ber Stab 0rpbt Anspae.
aebntde OHsrtm amb nie sprber semasbt wcrbsa+
REAGAN HOUSTON. Waiiemnertualter
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Clothing :! Clothing! CIQthing !!


@erabesu iibsripdltiseno 1T unier glotbinss
Departenent.
l1niere Preiie merben @uh in @ritannen
iesen. Seine tpolleue 9lnsiise 3u $40 unb
auftpdrts. Mu@ biaisere @aaren iinb in
Der grDbten &uswabl pprbanben. Sn bieiem
Departement, tpie in allen anberer, seben mir
bic 9reiie au.
gbebipt 8eintleiber fur Qerren So unb $31a.
Seine Beinfleiber fir 9erren, genadt tpie
naA NaB, S., $6 unb 81.
Cine nidt an3uiiibrenbe lange 2iite BON
Rinoer Musiisen, 8louien, MdnteIn, lebers
3iebern &c.
| Malte|, JackGn, UGbGTWurtG.
Mit Mdatelt, Saden, l1sbertpirfen &c. Iinb
mir reid perieben unb bieten eine ME ba.
getpelene MuStpabl.
8inber @aibmir gloafs nit pra1tppllem
8eiab, in berfdiebenen Garben, bon $3.50
aufmarts.
Mutter SubbarD Muiter, sat sefittert, bon
$1.6O auftpdrts.
Iudt Sadets fir Damen, in i9tpars, $3.50.
Damen @opes, biiblh beiebt, in braun,
i4mar5 inb anberen Garben, $3.50.
nnlere rBliii4 Straps" beben mir auf ben
| fabelbaft billtgen Hreis bon $13 rebusirt
llnfere nit Seibe sefiitterten 8Iiiih @apes,
bic MIR nit $l5 psrfaufen, wiirben iiberan
$25 foiten.
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- Safer MilbeIm eridien b,eier
Gage pl6bli6 friib morgens in &iel unb
alarmirte bie bortige @arnifon.
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gerfopfune unb alle 2eberleiben
tperben bur9 Supb's Yiaen gebeilt.
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Gtd,erlttb leiet Sbr

Si@erlttb leict Sbr
bic in biefer 3eituns perbHentli6ten
3euenife betreffs 9oob's Sariaparilla.
Sic beftdtigen iiber ieben 3meifel bins
aus, baB 9opb's furirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1894-12-07

Dr.. priee's Cream Batting pewoer.
@sltsamsReaunes @esaias aan 1iplom.
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Bon allen 8ieren in ber Welt,
Lone STAR am befen mir gefdlt !
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
Electricity in The skin.

In his last published work, Profes-
sor Yarchanoff, of st. Petersburg,
gives the results of his researches with
the electric currents of the skin, says
the Philadelphia Record. As stated,
these experiments led him to connect
the skin of various parts of the body
by means of -polarizable clay elec-
trodes with Meissner's galyanometer,
and at such times the various stimuli
Of the skin-such as light tickling with
a brush, heat, cold, a needle prick
sound, light, taste and smell-were
noticed, and in all these cases a strong
detection of the galvanometer needle
was observed. Merely opening the
eyes, after they had been closed for
some time, produced a considerable
detection and mental efforts, like cal
culation, also had a similar effect.
These currents, if they exist, it is re-
marked, must pass off with the moist
ened deposits which are being con-
stantly expelled, and new supply of
electricity would have to be found
somewhere; and such electricity, says
Professor Yarchanoff, having its source
perhaps in the food we cat and the air
we breathe, must of necessity entail
upon the organism continuous strain
in its production, it being from such
causes, perhaps, that the body becomes
fatigued after comparatively few
hours of exertion, and absolute rest
becomes necessary for recuperation.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08

The Oldest as well as the most inter
esting botanical monuments now grow
ing upon the earth are the boabab or
sour gourd trees of Afri a. This re-
markabe tree has short, branching
trunk which seldom attains a height
of over seventy feet, while its diameter
is often as great as eighty or a humid
red feet. Adanson, the naturalist who
gave the genus its botanical name,
calculating from scientific data, says
that theage of some of the oldest OF
these trees is little if any short OF
5000 years. The hollow trunks OF
these forest giants, which are often OF
capacity sufficient to furnish room
for forty or fifty bodies, are used a:
tombs by the native Africans, who sus-
pend the remains of their departed
friends and relatives on hooks fasten.
ed upon the interior of such trees fol
that purpose. .-[St. Louis Republic.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
NO. 10.
STARTING A FASHION.
How the Wearing OF white Gloves Was
Initiated In Gotham.

Initiated in Gotham.
The other day young man wanted
pair Of evening gloves late at night,
and had to 20 over to Sixth avenue to
got them, says the New York Press
There was nothing Of his size in stock
but pair Ct white gloves. while pearl
alone are dc rigucur. However, he
vas a dancing man and had to wear
glo Q /, so he bought the glove, and in
que Urss of time led the c9tillon
wearing them. The chappies were as
founded. Nobody could question this
mans irrcproachable taste, and in fact
he was something Of a leader of fash
! n. After supper breathless deputa-
tiou waited upon him to know whether
or not white glOyej had come back
again.
"Im wearing them myself, you see.
dear boy" he said jokingly, tut with a
slightly superior smile. Il haven't
really heard whether the Prince hai
found it out yet or not.
Now your true dude is not suscepti-
BILE TO the influence of irony. Besides,
the deputation was ilustert at the in
novatis n. The result was that they
mixed those speeches up, and in half
an hour everybody in the room w9s
saying that the Prince of Wales had
taken TO wearing white gloves in the
evening, and that Tom Blank was the
first mar in New York to hear Of it.
So white gloves and not pearl are now
the proper thing to wear in New York
City on dress occasions, and when our
man OF fashion strOlled into tho Metro
pOitan Opera House the other mig hit
md looked around the circle he smiled
grimly. Half the men in the boxes
looked as if they were ca rying snow
tails.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
Head d-Hnnting in Upper Bnrmah.

There are some sensational pastimes
among the cltiyes Of Upper Burmah.
as evidenced by the following letter
from London News correspondent
'sNIansi is q pretty warm place inst
now, what with dacoiis and outlaws
and Saw-bwa's followers. Head-hunt-
ing Peevas, too, have Just been max
ing trouble in the west, and the
officials Of the Upper Chindwin dis
trict and the police are out after them.
And now, to make things little more
lively, the Chang-U police guard
down in Sagaing has been attacked bv
large gang Of daeoits, calling them
selves Nynung Yin Minthas-follow-
ers of the prince claimant to the Bur
mese throne. This gang is making its
way north. 1t has been tracked into
the Ye-U District, SO it may come up
into these parts and join Kya ST and
Kya Yit, OF the Chindwin rebels. Kya
81 and Kye fit were hunted last
month up sne down the country by
the Kacha officials. During that time
/ covered about 26O miles on horse
and foot, over hills 5000 feet high,
and with orders 10 turn out the people
to beat the jungle. One night, at
Baumauk, we received intelligence
that dncoits were encamped ten miles
off, and We started at dawn with a
score of Sikh police, half of whom
were noun.ed. After searching long
time we found an encampment with
fires burning, but they had fled. 1t
was doubtful whether they, instead Of
being dacoits, were not coolies on the
way to the Nh Valley railway now
making tovard Mogaung. The village
headmen are slow to assist us, and no
doubt the people harbor the dacoits.
When the police did come up with
them and engaged and dispersed
them, they fired in the air and did not
hit any Of them
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08

But after all the worst husband in
the world is not the man who gets
mad. The most unhappy woman l
ever knew was the wife of a man
who never got so far in his wrath as
to say d it" and who was never
known to slam a door The wo st
thing about him was his meekness.
He didn't drink; he didn't gamble,
and he didn't run after other women,
but he snOoped, and he sneaked and
he hen -hussied, and If Providence
ever spared anything more disagree
able to have around than hen-hussy
man, / never ran across it. This
fellow was always on hand to find
out Just how many bars OF soap were
used in the family washing and how
much sugar was put in rhubarb sauce.
lie counted out the grains Of coffee
for each serving and favored dried
apple pies. | was at his home once
on the Fourth OF July, when he gave
his children ten cents apiece for fire.
works and charged it up on their
good behavior account
II ! had been obliged TO live in the
same homo wi,h.shat man / shQfild
rave accidentally killed him whilo
clelning my gun.
And yet he never raised his voice
nor so mu,h as breathed hard in tho
whole course of his life C4sesee
Herald.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
eyes raised to his which told him he
might plead again-and not in vain.-
Saturday Night.
The World MohhlIng.

II may not be generally known,
writes Washington correspondent,
that observations are to be made 81
multaneously ut Washington and at
Manila, in the Philippine islands,
which is almost directly opposite
Washington on the other side Of the
globe, to see what is the matter
with the axis of our little planet.
Observations show that for some
time the earth has not been revolv-
ing on that important, if imaginary,
support, as she has done for centuries,
and scientists have decided that it ia
time to find out, if possible, what it
all MEANS Those who have studied
the subject declare that, if the yaria-
tions continue, in the course of some
very long and very indefinite period
we shall have arctic climate at Wash
ington and the latitude of every place
on the globe will be changed, and all
our Biographies would be useless.
An equatorial telescope has been fin
ished and sent to Manila, and before
long diligent inquiry will be made in
to the why's and wherefores of the pc
culiar performances of old Mother
Earth.
While one set of scientists are try
ing to find out about the axis another
party is endeavoring to find out why
the magnetic needle varies so, as these
variations of the needle affect not only
the mariner, but real estate owners,
and in large cities where every foot is
valuable this is not to be overlooked.
These latter observations are being
made by the geodetic and cost survey
and will not be completed for several
years. Detroit Free Press
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
Animal Intelligence.

/ was hunting duck on the Platte
River III Nebraska, when my horse
fell, throwing me under him. In the
fall he broke bis leg and | my foot.
| lay under the horse The animal
looked at me and desperately tried to
get up, but could not, owing to its
broken. leg Icould not move from
pain anassi WEIGHT of my horse. At
sSk = nf ttaa&pts It tryins. L
oxtTieats -af4 r gave up IN despair.
Finally, with . human look in its eyes,
that horse arched its sides and with a
tremendous effort rolled completely
over me. This released me but could
not rise. My dog, which had been
barking and jumping around, at once
ran away at full speed, barking. In
twenty minutes he returned and with
him farmland, who said that the
dog had attracted his attention by
running up to him and whining and
then running toward where was ly-
ing. Finally the man followed him.
I was carried to a farmhouse and
cared for, but not until l gave orders
that my horse should be strung up,
his leg set, and his life saved if pos
sible. He is alive. So is the dog,
and they romp together in the mea-
dow at my farm. The horse cannot
be used SO I've made him a pension
er.-lSt Louis Globe-Democrat.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1894-06-08
. Newfoundland Saves a Tramp.


A fresh candidate has been discover
ed for the new order of merit recent
ly instituted in France for animals
who perform heroic actions. A tramp
having thrown himself into the Seins
at Quay de rHcrologe. in Paris, a
magnificent Newfoundland dog then
passing with his master plunged in
without moments hesitation, and,
with some difficulty, succeeded in
bringing the man ashore. The poor
fellow was terribly exhausted when
brought out, but he soon recovered. -
London Telegraph.