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The National tribune., 1894-09-27
Effective.

In the days of the First Empire the
Paris students formed cabal against the
dramatist LemeTcier. One first night the
disturbance was reported 10 Napoleon, who
gave orders for second representation. The
students still Kissed. The Emperor got ex-
cited. play it again, he said, and will
60 and see it," This time all seemed well.
In the third act it struck his Majesty 10 look
out of his box and the quiet was explained.
Every head in the audience was covered with
an immense night-cap drawn over the ears,
and each head was nodding. Napoleon burst
out laughing. The piece was not played
again.
The National tribune., 1894-09-27

Dana over to the White House to see the
President about il. Lincoln was in the
little closet just off his office, in bis shirt
sleeves, washing his large hands.
Halloa, DANA" he said; what is it
now2n
Dana explained that Mr. Stanton had
an opportunity to arrest Thompson, and
thought it ought to be done.
Well" drawled Lincoln, "I think not.
When you have an elephant on hand and
he wants to run away, better let him run"
The National tribune., 1894-09-27

A few hours later Abraham Lincoln lay
unconscious in the little bedroom in the
Petersen house, opposite Ford's Theater.
Dana was with Stanton until 2 o'clock in
the room adjoining the death chamber
Then he went home TO sleep. He was
awakened in the morning by knock at his
door, 1t was Col. Pelouse, one of the AS
sistsnt Adiutant-Genersls.
Mr.. Dana, said Col. Pelouze, "Mr Lin
coin is dead, and Mr.. Stanton directs you to
arrest Jacob Thompson"
The National tribune., 1894-09-27
THE GRAND ARMY.

What is Being Done by the Veterans for the
Good of the Order.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28
Die Sieisns.

es mabt mid i'd fish!s nsuH il5
mein Weino brii6er uimahe ioq. was
for Sahrss3sit id bsiisr slside ibdt.
Mer iadt ntIemsil Ger enoidn.S GUNNER
ooer tuie mer in Der olte Gounirg Ieei,
Der altluei6er.Summsr, BEG ibdt bier
bic iheenIte Ssnion iei. 9es fam i1
inoeeo net iuhe. alIsipsil bdtupe mer
bod bic Sort pun Senlou. @os Is
eena oa S96H's bran? Of eourie. be
8etter is ia al risbt, aber lunidt is
bod alliueil sor nir log. Die 1bid-
ters TN 9uucerte ban nod net nuaeian-
g., Die Yie Hics ben idun uisebfert
III bic NdsferGo' Balls t9uu aad rod
lang nat idtGrte. Der 8iuier u erltt
rs6t uir. DO is es rntlpsosr Je talt cosr
5e orsdls Ubsr es is Se uiel Sdnee Oeer
5e uisl 8ess. JristlCbr ben mer bier
teens III imSummer, no. DO faun mer 3
10, paHn msr nst gang rieli!f Goritt'
tuibeu Dot. u6srbaupt net ihtdnoe. 30
is De 3rldlbs I'LL Der Suni6trot In
Die Wostleiers M. lnnttr 10 eumme
Snde, no elm oCs 2epe perblttern.
8ann i1 10 re6t oriiulusr uOdecnt. 10
tumm rd Su Dem ReiuIt. oas Die eeHSis
i6esne Sabrss5sit III Dem Gouutrp biz
Bodlealon IL.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

Der MIBeriol9 Der Wtaisernte in
So,pa, gtebrdsta uno ltsQenpelie aud
in unlersm Stalie, bat uuter oen 8eb.
sildiern ole 9lei9uu9 iJdd9eruItn, lbr
&ieb Weit unter Dem @ertbe III ueifau'
len, MIR UNI nl6t III Die Sage Su tom-
men, bel clRirtttnoem 6uitermnugel
ed5 Ssb enilpaoer NIT lbrnrrm @eloe
beidOfites 3uttcr Su fil.teru, obcr Die
SBiere ocm Scrbuu9eru p,cISju9ebcu.
Gin ioldcs baltlaes 8prseDen idelni
aber eur9aus ni6t ycredi!srli9t, i'm
@tsentbell ulele Der SicbSiidter in So.
wa uno anoereu wSitlidcn Staaten usr,
hen gut baran ibur, iolhcS pier u,6t 5u
briuaen uuo llsber oas8elo Sum9tntauIe
pon Nlrne,iutter. Seu. Sleis, Stroh,
uiw,, iucuu iie iOl6es uidt babsu, su
borsen. Sn lcnen Gsaenoeu liu0 nod
senii9sne @etreibspor,dtbe uno unoeres
6utisr portanoep, uno iucuu III plclem
Serbits nod ell 9rasmuds folst Hnb
iih ole Nufrc9uus sslc9t baben iuno.
faan Gutter b6hit mahriasIulih Su
! mGBiSem 9reiie ertanot ipsrcsn,
3dbrsne Der ndtitea brei Wonais aber
iotItsu 8icbSldtsr nit Wab uuo 3iel
bsim 5uttsrautauTs uOrssbsn, osnn ba'
ourt wiro psrbitst, oae pura cine 81
larpBs gladirnss bic qreiie iir aarnsr
Iiuttsr aGSu isqr in Die Sale setrisbsr
lpeiber.
3snu Sunsuieb ben @intsr iibs'
init bilIsem 5uitsr periOr9t uuo IN
@dr; nit ssriHsen Renseu pon a0r
nsrIuitsr aeilitert wtre. 10 III fiher
GusEtt pp,eanbsu. eaB CO rah SsnL
sung Der Commemorate einen ;isulit
autsu &rtts briuseu ,uirb. 8fsre
uno Shaie uou gutter Sualitdt lQaiC
: uliO ucp ben aarm.rn nidt osrdabs1
!, Inerosu, iouosra init tilisem SUITE
T purd osu 8inisr ssbrati ,ueroen. III
I usnu odnu uaa Serlaui sines Sabrt
Sisb in gutter 8adirase itsbt, wiro b
FARMER i'm StanSe ieiu, bsFie.5sH
!. ssHassussm uno lobnsnssm Sswinn
Z: srsislsH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

2,u unluabJCn Scbnuptun9Cn Sa6lr
rtiter anglo.amcrIilm'bcr 3siiuugen,
baB bic SlltenuerplIoeumg unr Ter.
Iphuns III sduieu Sbihtcn unisrc Se'
polieruns aui 8tbnuu9 bcs eln9r-
ipanotricu 8euotttrmOSclemsutCS 5u
kstu isIeu, tr,it nit 9rpBter 6uti6C'
ptHlslt Der betuUrrn9euor GDlci9ocr
HauSeIreoutr Ytoi, 9Huto Siuiug nit
ben ScmclINn9cn cn'9cgcn: "8Ir
babsn rsusrorn9s cine Grute con glme'
rltuusru geieti'at, Die teluen YNliCr
ling nm gut Uesr bole sttCu, une uclde
ew Wrlh'r ollcr oCr glricu ton Stltht-
,sitIisu sClucrScu ilUN, wtlhc ods MiB'
usrsulatu crjengen. S6cnbar iollte
per Suius upu Nudrhlitn auI orcr,
aStr luIr euricn nlbt usraclIcu, iUas un'
i,re 9ldtIon Selll9t, aul uuicrGm elDeucr
Npeeu pdhlt. Vile S;aote lhciner
I'D Bu pcrslHlgeu, I'M oGs 0eieb sun
SpcIt ii MAIDEN, Ter Wustdnoer. Der
Itiue Stlmmc III. Gin plar Stlllln9,
ueriauit, rii IouSc undt 10 lhllmm, Of.
Der Nmsrl'incr, ucldcr oieie Slimm,
iauh. Der Gluuauoercr mna oaiu &C
irlsbtu weroca. psll or nod teue qiett
ilr lem ntucs 9aHb best, Der 2lmeri
iauer dbcr hiuorlt aus uOIItUmmcne
Nitoctirndl DC GuwluoCrCr Wcroel
ssipDbu!th uOa poI;tlidsu Bducrn
iduscrn sChluobabt, peld)e dui unicrsn
tlssntn 8ruuo uuo NOocu aeiunbic
fno."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28
Uhtun9

Snpsm ih Die Ngeniar Der SuperIdi
iiasu Naumiaule Der perm Rommel s.
Sobbs, BON Rorriiou lcw,s Ger wohi.
betanntsn Sbosuig 8urieis Co., bon
Blpowius.ou. Sls,. hbernommsu, be.
sbre i9 MID osu, Eubliium bieiss uno
ane rsnssuosu Counties a9suSs,ssH, ecs
i9 jest III Der Sage bin bsNsr tpis ie su.
nor alien AuIorssrunssn III euiipreten
uno 8aume, 9en:auhsr uno gHanseu
iseer Vt. ;a aHnsbmbdreu Srsiiem III
lleieru. 9a m,r eIne 20 Idarias Gr.
jabruus in sieism Seruie sar seite nrh,
usiS ID Hslte Saumarisn uHo Gerdd,l
Ie oisien iiimatllden Ssrbditni6sn on,
acmeiieu iino uno ,psroen auEosn egtt
meine G,iatrunssu prosfireE. seaSsl
m,r Cute ysasauEssn uno id uslli6tr,
ristlIs Sesisnuns. q. G. 9eifIer,
Sermanu, Nl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

&h @oblsemad. idreibt ole Sulfa-
lp'r qfrele @rCiir," s5bIeu jcst Die DC.
WOtral'l&ta Grsaue Die blllaer aspur,
etEsn ~Sausbattuussartltel" auI. lin,
ter eleieu iino WatcarOri, l Gent biri,
ger per 9sinno; odnu MAIDEN Iie avi Die
"bso'ntene" biIIser scporreneu Spissu
rHo 2tppihs nuimntiam, 9cm on
lwpprllrts GlgueQte uno ehtes euali.
iues Vile gsipobnlen Nrbsitsr muiiu
o'sle lfet biulser scworotneu Nri,feI
oo:''e)ll'@ wuuecu ure wn ltOls uus
CT lem, wsnn Ct ieius i'll importiri
eE'stn seeaIlte Sruu aui ben bilIiaer
lfRv'esneE : ppiQm umbe,wanseIl
hfbl! Wtuu audi bic @grman.sia ei
eoaus Der srhSitsr um 40 9ruseni in
GardidHi't rtsujirt. ,pas ma6t bo
easE Ger Srbsii'r tanu ia iest pi
s>s" stnoEuien nsdusbortanosorti,,l
10 b'a's nit ieiHsm resusirt:neubut "a,
- srbsilsr, Osnti rur oGron. 3,
iHHH' IsSt 'aies impOriutes Sos.a
Nm "a Gents tIlIissr per she ,anit
als l'HAe' nHo nlGt su p;rseTcu
CIdHdnt.a no eb,uIllis bGiar
'uOrofn. Sas iiHo Die ,.essnuus. !
psl9e eu9, arbeiter, Der neue oemOr,
tii9e 2arif bistet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

Jur @aib WelSen lUuIoe in q. 2Ou's
bieie Bode nur 48ac be5nblt fit 9c-
csmber 2isieruusen sic per Suibel
uuo iur Rni 56sc.
Die 9biclsO'er GaOtatlCu iuar fir
9oib 8si5ru stuas t0ber, lie tetru9
ndmlit 524c per Suibel.
Obpobl aber oisBei5supreiie 10 nieo
rig fino, tieseu Die meilteu uuiersrRab.
len bod itla. Die uriade lit Der iiberuus
uiebrise Sreis oss @ei5enmebls. 9as
;Sas 8ateut Branos brinst ndmlld uur
S2.4O big s2.45, Grtra 5ancp So 90
big 50 25, 6arcp 50 uno Choice
81 50.
@s wunosrt uus gar ni6t, iueun oiele
5nrmer su 70 nsorisen Trelien ni1t
uerfauieu iuplleu.
Der conirollirbare @eiSenuorrntb iiir
ct. Qouis 1T auf 6.329.OOO uno Der
i'm @siammtssbist oer8ereiu!9ten Staas
Ten oui 7O,1S9.O0O Buibet seitiesen.
Die aG8cmejne abiudrtsbslue9un9
1at iid ielbit auf Die aartOffeln ct.
itrsdt, oenu Der 8uibel lui'o arsenuir-
tie bel Der @iienbnbniua9enlaoun9 MIR
NIT $O.45 bis 50 G5 quotirt,
Se!bit bns @elidtorn 1T Elm peni9
I'M 8reile sciui6en mo lpurbe bieie
8ude fir ben 8ulbel caib MIR $534
beSabIt.
SbiuObl ole GtpIslernte i'll 9an5er
redt biiritis ausseIaaen 1T, Seiseu iid
ooh crtsdslide 9Iiubren. Sn 5o!0t
oeHen muroe in @roBuertauI fir oas
Barrel nur sl.5O big 1915 bcSablt. -
(9tmerifu)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

XXyHEREAS Fannie NJ. johnson and her
Wv husband +. z. johnson by their certain
deed Of mortgage dated the a7tb day OF 7 ebruary.
1892, Hnd recorded in :he Recorders Office of
Gasconade county, state of Missouri 10 Book
No. IL al page 5I7 conveyed to the under signed
NOR tgagee the following described real estate
situated in the county OF GasooDade, state of
Missouri, to-wit: the ruth half OF the south
east quarter and the south east quarter
oi the south west quarter. all of section
No. seven. township No. iorty-two OI
range No. tour est. containing in all one hun
dTe'i and twenty aces more less. WhIci
conveyance made TO secure the payment Ui
= certain lnoinissory note in said deed de-
scribed; and " he-eas default has been made in
the pay ment Of said pote, which still Tema ins
due and u1psid; now. therefore, the under
sigBe'l mortgagee "a pursuance OF the proyi-
sions OF said mortgage deed, will on
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2IsT, 1894
between the hours of O'Clock A. n. and 1
o clock N. on the premises described, wo-
ceed to sell the above described real estate at
public Vsn'lup. to the highest bidder, fof cash +,
to satisfy said debt and cost OF this proceeding
MAErHA A. MASON.
SIR 10 81 Mortgage.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

Ju ben Sluaten Soma uuo Wtlnneio'
ia bat i'll Der 6rsitu9 Nndt rin @lrbel'
fiurm 3Oo mo Ysrosrbeu uerbrsItet.
Der Sturm inm uOm @elten uuo ieine
8abu lunr 200 Dlrbs brett. 3ete9ra-
pbiidsu Serihteu suiolae iino in Soma
ourh oas llnluciter ALIEN III NlgOna
(RoHuib Co. uuo llm9c9euo uber 20
gsriou,n umpeiOmmeu. uuo e1eniOuIelt
in Gmmstsburs. (BalO Vito So - Sr
WInnsiOta p.:lbett Der Siurm an 9tl'
tighten IN Spring SnIltp (5lllmpre SO }
9srOp (NOwer So uno 0Omcr { gBn.
ona Go 2lu Die 20 4eripncH Iolltu
stt0bttt uno eOppclt 10 Ujtle ucrpunbCt
poIotu ieG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

Sobn Yohn, eir in Der 0dbe
DO" Seiferio Mo., tuObntnoer Snrs
MIR, fpurbe BON enem piloen G6er
ansegriffen uno furdt5ar suseridtet.
Irme unb Yeine ipuroen ibm eniIeb-
llh 5eifleii1t uno iein 3uItanb 1T iehr
6eoenflib
- Or. Nrlbur 9ueltroip, ,uelher i'm
Mni in St. 2ouis feline 5rau unb fem
8no eri6oB. bat i'll llnion, Sra nflin
Gon"iD. iupbin Ger YroSeB oerlesi
luuroe. einen Nufibub biz gum Slnuar.
1ermlu briuillist srbaiien, nm leinen
Iuludltsn @slesenbeit 81 seben, aus
Seniidtanb Die 8siueile fir erbli6eu
Cadmium i'll Der Jamilie bsrbeiSui6ai-
fen.
= Sn leBter Wode nurbe in St.
I,uls Der Nrbeiier Sebaitian @enSel
bon elmer 5ran 2eun, Die nidt gang bel
Sinne 1T uuo Die i'm fir einen anbereu
Maun bielt, Der iie beleioist bate, burdJ
S9ublpunHen 70 idruer uerlebf, bnb
8enjcl am SOuntas IN Staotboipital
an ben Yer.ebunsen tarb. Die M6r.
BERN bsfinoet iid bebufs llnteriuhuna
,bres @eiltesSui!anoes III @emabr|am.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

- les @lOrbes i'm srksu @raNe
'pnrbs in WOterlp, RO. Der Qsssr
8euiOu 6prbuib pUu ben Geiwpreneu
itulois bsiunoeu. sorbuib battle am
10. april 1872 ben 5arbiseu 9snsuilIe
Snses bei GlassOW. Sb,parb County.
,rnioreet, mar eeilobeu unb crit DOR
iutniacn Ronateu IN Soma usrbaitti
pprneu,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

&as Gem 9eiduaHlB III Dem 81.
SouIitr 6our 9uurts<@sb0uoe trodsn
OIL Samstus am belsn Gag iieben &c
fdnsene aug. pom bsutu bier iuiseer ein-
seiausen purbsu (s Dar ben aus
s,ibsrn setuasen, bon siusm 8orsim-
mer ess @srittsiaclss uus, IN iutldeu
Iih ~ 8sfanssne beiauoen. Elm Oberc.
StOdtusrt unb eann cos 2aat aa arrt
den.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

benz eieentli6en anardisnuls auf
elmer tpiilten Sniel elm Grab gu sre.
ben, grabt man es piellei1t bent leb.
ten &elt BON Jreibeit, ben bic eurp.
pailden g6lfer senieBen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28
at'tuns farmer unS Orsi cb,nai Dbl.
nsu Sefser.

Sehser pou 9reldmaldinsn uno be-
Ionesrs bic darner fperoen earnuI auf.
msrfiam aeuadt, oaB ipdbrens Der Ct.
Coulter Sair. Die @flisr WaauIncturiHs
Co., Grbnuer DC, 8eerless Wni6n Ii.
auf Dem 5airplose ale BON ibuen &C.
bauteu RaIdineu nusstiiellt bat en-
uab leoen Gag oielcibsn III Seirieb
isbsn luerbeu, nm Jeoermnnu @eleseus
be,t Su ssben ii9 BON ben s,ortbeilen Die
eieIe RaiGineH ilber ole unberen baben
su iiberseussn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

In Rsu DOrf bnbcn Die 9emotraten
ON 9isnstd9 ben pom ibueu 10 ishr an-
s,islubsisn 3nulo .. on uls 8Ouuer'
nturs.Qnnolonten aniasitsut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1894-09-28

3ruhs uno Gombiauiiunsn fus VT.
popular. es sisbt absr zine art
,,1rrn." aegsn bic Rlemauo stpas su
lasen bat. Dies iit eas 1ruifs Ober
8cr,raurn. eas bas Yublifum bat in
Sariaparitfa.
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etaat Chic, stast lOIsso.i

IHtuf NpuHfH, -
JTans J. SetHte btifrsrt. has y s.r aIuu san,
AZ s.r i}ttrn &. 3. SasHse & %. H. tr,ias' Sc.
ttlitt in Ssr etue 1oIsec in sbtassHsauttm Gouhtu
TINS staat, tSni. nns eas ttiasts 5irua b, samnf
ron tiabESeeH Tonars far i,etn Jan boa eatarTs
ttsahisn pira, etr sgrt Zen ettreat ssa Seas
Ra'errs aar ai8t sshsi,t lr.resu taHu,
drenfS. GhtRts
Ssitsper,n cor mir uns yuisTiHr;tesn
/ Saaa n Wtin.T ssstEipeIt ON 8. StSfmesr
49, \. = lass,
4. u. 6itaIo on. bHtntlidasT Qctar
| Saas Raiarrh.aar pire iuHerIia etRsmmtH uEs
W'Iii s,E't aai ecs Slut uas sts iaItimtssa cssr.
Fas'H ses esiisas. sest eun umIcnf Ssuanif
''"~'R' J.S. htuss&Gs
- SsI'suf eou anta GpO.hts,rn, 75s,
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w.sublifamiides Staats'
Sifet.

s5r Ri6,.r Oa euprsm. eoHTt;
w. N. ROBINsON.
uon 8sbb City.
s,oots supaiuimbsHt0u 0u 0n'n'l. .S9H'sH'
J. r. KIRK,
son Bsitport.
snr Giimbatn. 6ommiIiaF
JOSEPH FLoRY,
pom 1t. eonls.
3hr gonsrsB o 1ihtitt;
W.M. TRELOAK,
Don Rtrico.
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Rebn alien GnbtrtH estiraHten iiibre ID aHe
Ssrien Ielbhstfe ttrfsH @ftn.
10 Lids fsps IN sntse ausipabl Don 5
gsuts ..ST.Ht BIS ~ Al GalioEeH.
9Rfins Isiaf q alie etanet Ild tfisHs
hers la. AbtoIinng uou 1an;frdr3Gsu.
.gs.HEtstasss nHb ec1ieiisie.eriidfei feiten
NIB ..Eaytiss.'' I'm eeneisteu !3Hinrun
biftft.
aug 3 u .e has. RtmmtI
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poOb' 'sSitfen iins rein Dsss-
tabiiiid. 3
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wepublifanii6es 6onn=
tD=5i6et.
Soutt=

Idr RfptaimtuHt
LANES 4. BENNkR.
sir Circuit 6lsrI
g. II. HOMFELD.
sar aorutg. 6lsh:
GEORGE KRAETTLY.
Eit GoQ:ttor:
JOHN VI. sHOCKLY.
Thr 6ouHtp AHUaIt
gUEL. l.. MATTHEW'S.
Sdr grobot, Rtdt.r:
FRED. l.. WENSEL.
Eur AisiOr
JOHN OCHSNER.
Ehr county Sdugmsiiisr
LOUIS MEYER, Ben.
5ar zbr,r:
JAMES +. BARBARICK.
Sir Coroner
DIR. JOHN ID. SEBA.
5lr GorliV,r BET Gouutp Gourt
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S.
5hr Gsuuip Rl&tsr POM iuOltdsu 1iitrift
AUGUST KOCH.
ShT gOuuiY R,ttu ON uOrblibsu 9ituit :
JOHN VOLLERTHEN.
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Wohentli9er Narftberidt.
0etreioe, Gebl MIN.
5,ocn Jreitas eorrisirt BON De
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Brsbufte
gorrisirt BON
wM. EBERLIN. 0rsrtr.

Die anssssbenenBreiie iueroeH BON b 4
6duSleru msiifeus imI aui6e besahi;
The morning call., 1894-03-20
ACCIDENTAL GOVERNORS.

Only little while ago Governor Waite
OF Colorado, who has been kicking up
such rumpus, con yened his LEGISLATURE
in extra session to rass laws for the coin
age of silver in express defiance of the
constitution; then be wanted Colorado to
secede and make an alliance with Mexico !;
and he strUve TO rouse the passions Of the
silver miners by calling upon them to de-
fend their rights, though thew had to ride
through blood up to their bride bits. But
COlorado'S eccentric Governor is not the
only one of his kind. Not long ago. an
other P Dulist Governor, Lewellyn Of
Kansas, did his best to inaugurate civil
war in that Sale; and nothing but the
common-sense of the Kansan people de-
feated the on come of his foolishness
Another Governor, Pennoyel Of Oregon,
but be is Democrat, has not yet mani
tested a desire to imbrue his hands in
Oregonian gore, but he has managed to
make himself and his State ridiculous by
exhibitions of egotistical rudeness, which
gavr great pain our neighbors
These queer Governors come upon US
because a man is often chosen for the
place on the ground Of his supposed availa-
biity. Conventions in their greed for
success pick out the candidate who can
poll the most voles. They are sometimes
so desperate as not to consider whether he
would fill the post of Governor with credit
to himself and advantage TO his State.
Thus an ignOramus, or a demagogue who
happens to possess personal popularity
through accidental causes is occasionally
pre- erred TO public man who could dis
charge the gubernatOrial function honora-
bly, and usefui,y. Instances abound, Ill.
nois the other day elected merry andrew
who bore the sobriquet of corporal"
and was probably likened by ignorant
voters to the little corporal of France
Tennessee chose Governor apparently
because of the skill with which he played
the fiddle. AS rule. these accidental
Governors do not have much opportunity
for mischief, but the exam pie of Lewelyn
and Waite shows that they may give trou-
bic. It's annoying for quiet citizens to
have 10 be Oh the lookout occasionally TO
muzzle their Governors and apologize for
them.
The morning call., 1894-03-20
THE WAR OVER.

1t is now stated that the little unpleas-
antness between the Southern Pacific COM
pany and the Santa Fe has drifIed past.
The companies being relieved from the
burdens of war with each other can now
resume hostilities against the people. As
no one supposed thatthe low rate would be
continued for any length of tine compara-
lively few have taken advantage of ii.
Still it has done some good. Ii has indi-
cated what might be done if rates were
permanently reduced to the cost Of service.
But no such reduction is possible until We
have railroads that are required to pay in
terest only on the cost of construction and
eOui pment,
The morning call., 1894-03-20
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Peter Redpath, recently deceased. was Que OF
The great phiiaDthrOpists OF Canada. DE built
museum at his own expense for the McGill
University al Montreal aud last OeIoteT saw
the finishing touches puI on library capable
of holding 10000 books.
The Mayor of Philadelphia, Edwin 8. Stuart,
keeps one Of the most famous secondhand book
stores In the worlG, and is personally collector
Of rare old books. He recently came into pos
session OF a lawbOok from W ashingl on's library
King Albert Of Saxony is one OF the fe great
sovereign warriors now living. He is a field
marshal Of the imperial army. He is said TO
have more influence with The Kaiser than any
other man.
Richard Malcolm johnson, who ranks with
joel Chandler Harris and Thomas Nelson ge
as Southern story writer, lays thai lie Is sat-
ished 10 make $1,000 year with his pen.
Ellen Terry, ii Is said, always keeps supply
of work on hand al her home IN South Kensug-
ton, London. 1t consists OF garments to be
made fCr the poor.
Alma Tadema is said TO ask more conum-
drums and to Tell more funny stories than any
other diner-Out in London.
Governor Lewellng OF Kansas does not care
much for theatrical performances, but never
misses minstrel show.
The Countess OF Eigin has been decorated
with The Imperial Order OF The Crown OF India
by Queen Victoria
Pauline Hall has $50. 900 worth OF diamonds.
She says she never lost one In her life.
NJ. Pas eur ana Professor virchow have been
decorated by III King of Italy,
The morning call., 1894-03-20
A WAR SPECK.

The landing OF marines at Bluefelds is
very generally accepted in the East as a
violation OF the Monroe doctrine unless
Great Britain shall disavow any other pur-
pose than to protect the lives and properly
OF British subjects. a dispatch from New
Orleans indicates that American residents
of The Mosquito reservation do not think
that the landing of British troops was an
un friendly act. The statement that Ameri-
can residents ''had prepared handsome
mem morial on parchment beautifully illus
trated and showing the United States and
England upholding the orld" Will not in
srire home-l0ving Americans With pro-
found confidence in the political judgment
of the Blurields Americans.
The Mosquito coast, which occupies most
of the A lantic seaboard of Nicaragua, had
from the time Of its discovery of Colum-
bus in 1902 been governed by natives.
who for nearly two centuries were under
the nominal protectorate Of Great Britain.
The Mosquito chiefs were under the in
fuence of British traders; one of them
who was crowned in 1925 named British
resident as his regent This act and he
seizure OF San Juan by Great Britain in
134S paved the way for he so-called Clay
ton- Bulwer treaty in 1850. BY this treaty
each party agreed not to exercise any
dominion over the Mosquito coast or any
part of Central America.
The revolutions adopted on motion of
Senator Morgan inQuiring whether the
Government OF Great Britain has occupied
Blneheids or any other place In the Mos
quito reservation with a military force"
does not imply that landing of troops o
protect life and property would be con-
sidered an unfriendly act But tho re-
marks Of Mr.. Morgan reveal an appre-
hension that the movement had bearing
upon the proposed construction of the
Nicaragua canal. In 1860, by the treaty of
Managua. Great Britain ceded the protect
crate she had exercised over the MOSQUITO
coast TO Nicaragua, one condition being
that the local chief then In power Should
be retained IN local authority, and for ten
years be paid the sum of 5000 a year,
The chief died four years later aud Nc
aragua never recognized his successor or
his heir. A white chief, however, has con-
tlnued to exe rcise The powers bestowed by
the treaty OF Managna with the aid of an
ADMINISTRATIVE council. The apprehension
expressed by Senator Morgan as to the
purposes OF Great Britain in landing troops
| at Bluefields is probably based upon the
conjecture that Great Britain may claim
that the failure OF Nicaragua to observe all
the conditions OF the treaty OF Managua had
the effect to reinvest Great Britain with
the right OF protrctora.e she had signed
away. But her right of protectorate after
the treaty of 1850 with the United States
was only a shadow. Sine could not ex-
ercise such rights without coming in C n
fi ct with the Clayto -Bulwer treaty. But
the IDEA prevails to some extent that the
increasing importance OF the Mosquito
coast in consequences of the proposed canal
may have, in the opinion Of the British
Government, impaired n certain substance
TO purely shadowy right. The latest intel
ligence from Washington is that assurances
| have been received that the landing of