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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03
&a.pt.S naatrte' staafen.

Inter unieren lSnbutrieitaaten
nimmt Nem Dort nit ieinen 65,840
Observation-Disclosures ben eriten Plab
Elm. Die1elben reprdientiren etnen Sc
fammttpertb bon 1892, 1896, popon
$12O,861,115 auf bas 2anb, auf benz
bie1elben iteben, fallen, $141, 542,405
auf bic @ebGube unb $270,35O,446
auf bic Maihtnen uno Wert5euge, bic
in biefen Tabriten CUR 8erpenbung
fommer1.
9ie1em 14lieBt iib Benniplpanien
an, bas iber 1886 Sabriten bat.
Das 2an5, auf pelbem bieielben erz
ri9tet purben. lit $111,859,797 unb
bic Ma19inen rnb Mert5euge $685.
1858 pertb, bic @ebdube aber
$135,112,77O, tpelhes fir penniplz
baniens 6s5abriten cine @eiammt1umme
BON $5O5,4OO,180 ergiebt.
Mn 3abl ber 5abriten nimmt Sbio
nit 28,673 ben britten Stang Elm. Der
Mertb Der Ma19inen Der elben betrdgt
$50, ,12O, Der Mertb ber @ebduoe
$58,2O6,728 unb Der bes @runb unb
8obens $38, 125, 149, mel@es cine Sc
1ammtfnmme bon $182,623,9 97 1T.
Die5 lem folgt Mafo9uietts nit &c.
923 @tabli1ements, bic einen Sc
fammtmertb bon $274,781,845 baben.
Son bieIer @umme faQen auf bas
@runbeige1tbum $40,926,844, auf bic
@ebduoe $83,9O6,371 unb auf bic
Mai4inen unb @erdtbi@aften 149,z
948,63O Dollars.
Suinois 3dblt 20,482 6abriten, bic
einen Mertb BON $236,825,020 beitz
ben. Muf bas 2anb tommen $751;
986,313, auf bic @ebdube $68. ,214
unb auf bic Maf@inen $106,084, 493.
Ser fe9iten Stang nimmt MiKouri
Elm, tpel9es 14,045 Tabrtten, nit
einem @eiammttpertb bon $86,526,342
beiiBt. Muf bic Maf9tnen falen
$4,000, OBJ, auf bic @ebdube $685.
159,128 unb uuf ben @run6beitb 21,z
366,183.
Snbiuna 5ablt 1854 6abritsn NIT
einem @eiammtpertb BON $63,423,<
POI, tpobon $11,477,139 auf ben
@runbbe5ib, $20,552,707 auf bic Sc
bdube unb $31,394,355 auf bic Maz
fdinen fallen. ..I
Die a9te @telle geb0rt Mtbtgun
nit 1927 6abrtten. 9as @runbetz
gentbum berfelben bemertbet fi9 auf
$61,557, 730, bic @ebGube baben etnen
Mertb bon $24,269,785, unb bic Ma=
1dinerten einen iol6en BON $49,840,<
1896. tpeldes einen Sc iammttpert6 bon
$135,667551 ausma9t. Ave..
Misconiin bat 10,417 Sabrifen nit
einem @eiammttpertb bon $125,455,z
518. Muf ben @runbbeftb e%ntfallen
in Misconitn BON bie1er @umme $751;
766,281, auf bic @ebdube $24,461 ITO
unb auf bic MaI4inen unb @erdtbz
i@aften $43,228,127.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03
Gin retMer 9@ab.

l1eber ben groBen @olbfunb in ber
pDramibe BON Dabi@ur berihtet ber
betannte S@riftfteqer 9auptmann
Sanera, ber als 96etlnebmer an ber
leBten @tangen'1@en Srientreiie ben
i'm Muieum bon @i5eh ausgete4ten
@@ab als elmer oer eriten @uropder
geieben bat, in Stangen's ~Suuitr.
&~et1e3tg.": Wenn man bebentt, bab
Der etnfa4e Materialpertb at @olb
unb @teinen, abgeieben bon benz Merz
TIE, ben bic Mrbett unb bas Mlter ben
@egenftdnben berleibt, BON Sahperz
itdnbigen auf 10000 Pfunb STERLING
$200,00O gei4dbt ipirb, 10 ldbt f@
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

bic Grregung be9retfen, bic 1th gano
Rairos bema1tigte. Mm z. unb 8.
MGra fanbsn bic Mrbeiter Der Musz
MISREPRESENTATION In Der 3ieselppz
lramibe bon Dabi9ur ben eroben
S1ab, in ben nddbiten 9asen ipuroe
CT mad Rairo sebraht unb bereits am
II. Mdra i'm Muieum bon @ibaeb
DFentli9 ausseiteIt. Oie S46be
itammen meiit aus Der 3eit ber -.
Dpnaitie, al1o aus ben Sabren BON
1904 Bis 1851 ,. Gbr. unb idienen
bamals auIammenee1toblen unb in Der
3ieselppramioe peritedt tuorben gu
fem. @ieIeiht baden bic Giseutbii=
ner ielbit lie bier por Rdubern perz
tpabrt. Mebrere &artui9en aetgen bic
Namen Der 80ntse Mmenemba unb
l1ierteHen. Den @lanapuntt biloen
bic Gloi1onm Mrbeiten (Gtnai1e= ober
GhmelamalereD. Gin tleines 2otosz
blumenbouquet nit periAlunsenen
Stielen lit geraoesu retaeno. Die
!9auptitiide iinb aber brei iogenannte
8rutI9l0Ker NIT duBerit feinen Gloiz
ions bon Sob unb bic bur4 tie ges
bilbeten Jisursn, etngelegt in Sirtts,
2apis, blauer unb sriiner paita etc.
Die Tisuren iino burhbroden gear
beitet. Die 8rutidlD7Ier biloen tleine
iNaos, Sempelden. Die Si%gurenoar=
te1una 1T iebr mannigfad; @perber
nit R0nigstrpnen, nit ausgebreiteten
Tliigeln, @ottbeiten etc. Muber ben
8ruti9lDTern iinb nod anoere rei=
5enbe GlotionnerMrbeiten JMtlmeFer
als 8ro1hen IL. +. 10. porbanoen, bann
ent3iidenbe Sfarabden, 10 3. 9. elmer
aug Mmetbpit nit @olbplatte, in bic
bic RartuI9e eingrapirt 1T; elmer aus
einem Siirtis, anoere aus bunflen
@teinen. Mus Sob iiebt man aqerz
liebite tleine 2Dmen, 2opentlauen,
mui4eln, @dluKeltetten, dbnlid ben
nortpeqii9en, unb cine Menge bon anz
beren 9ingen. Cine emailirte Muiternz
19ale aus Sob lit por5iigli4, tpte tie
Der BETTE moberne Sutpelier ni4t better
MADDEN t0nnte. Damn folgen @in9e
nit @%tarabGen, @4dl@en aus Saspis
nit @olb eingefabt, Mabaitergefdbe
IT,. I. IN. MQe @tiide iino 10 gut erbal=
ten, als Oh fie nuselneu aus Der 9ano
bes Supeliers tdmen. sic tDnnten
ni9t nur in 8e5ug auf ibren &unftz
tpertb, fonoern audi uuf bic tabeqoie
@rbaltung, man mDdte agen Neubeit,
bic 3ierbe beg S@aufeniters zines beuz
tigen Sutpeliers eriten &anges bilben.
Nur bic fart orDbirten @piegel, pelhe
it9 beim @4aB befinoen, perratben,
oab fie Sabrbunberte in Der 3iegelz
ppramtbe gelegen baben. Dieter neue
5unb pirb balb bic Mufmertiamtett
6er ganaen 9ebilbeten Welt duf fih
3ieben. u~npiQtiirli4 fragt man fi4:
auf tpel9er boben &ulturitufe mu7en
bod Dor ettpa 5000 Sabren bie1e Menz
iden bereits geitanoen haben, ba lie
ni9t nur Miefenbauten pie bic pDraz
miben, {onbern au4 folhe Werte Der
@oloi9miebetunit fertigten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

Safeln Der Metben gu fnbsn 1T. tpdb.
renb ct friber bort Elm algemetnes
@enubmittel beS Noltes bilbete. gu
betlasen 1T ferner, bab audi bieies
tpertbboqe probutt neuerbings Sal
i4ungen unterliest. bic aus benz nabr@
baften Rapiar Elm ungeiunoes, tpertbz
lpfes 3eug MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

f6ntttenen Stele tpieber berauslob.
Mugen19einli9 batten bic 9biere bas
Megi1neiben zines Sbeiles ibres &Drz
pers gar ntbt empfunben. !9inpteoes
rum bat mar, feit9iteQt, bab gentle
RDrpertbeile bes Mostitos fir S4mera
1ebr empfdngli4 itnb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

@ergeant: r9uber, f@aHen Sic
ben Gibtliiten bort nit benz Noti3bur4e
fort-ih fenbe n1etne Raiernenbofbliiz
tben ielbit an bic @iBbldtter!"
Mabe 8urfeSbilIe, Ser, ritz
tete Elm Mtrbelfturm 9robe @erbeerurz
gen an.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-03

Seoermann 1T nit ben gri4etnunz
gen bes 8libes unb Donners pertraut.
Nidt allsemein aber 1T bttannt, bah
es auf Der grbe Gegenben gibt, tpel4e
unaussefebt, penigitens Ddbreno elmer
getpifen Sabresoeit, NIT 8%libitrablen
unb Donneri4ldgen .besliidt" tperben.
Gum She'll liesen bteie @egenben atpar
ni6t in unierem 2anbe, aber gar nibt
nett BON urs entfernt.
Die bemertenstpertbeite biefer Gota=
litdten 1T an ber Oittiifte bon Gan
Domingo, betanntli4 elmer ber 9auptz
in{eln Der tpefttnbtf9en @ruppe. Sebes=
NAL, penr bort bic Ne9en3eit anfdngt,
bic iebr lang 1T, tommt audi bic elet=
triIAe 53id3adz illumination unb bau=
ert u~naufborli@ Mpden unb Mohen.
9aa unb Nadt fort. Man4mal tptrb
bas 8liBen idtpdder, bafir bonnert
aber bic elettrti4e 8atterie befto itdr=
ter, unb bann tommen tpteber un19ez
tebrte 3eiten.
Mi9t alle3ett lit bas Drtli4e @etpitz
terlturmsG Centrum genau bas1elbe, ptel<
mebr riidt es auf elmer 5iemlia gro.
BEN Gld4e bin unb ber. Men1 3pet
ober gar brei elettrif@e Woltencentre11
3uiammentreFen, bann 1T es. als let
Der iiing1te Sag setommen! Der ga11e'
3e 6immel brennt in blenbenbem 2i4t
OUR Na9taeit oft i'm umtreis BON
|3O Meile1, unb mebr-unb bic be-
tGubenben, tpeitbin ptoerbaQenoe1 lno
ii9 unausge5eBt erneuernben Donnerz
i1ldge f9itnen jebes menf4ltae ober
tbieri{he Meien fir INNER bes @eb0rs
berauben unb glles in bic Grbe hinz
einbGmmerr gu tponen. @o9ar ienem
mobernen beutiden 8lauitrumpf, pel<
der ben Rraftpers beriibt bat:
veSn 8lib unb nilben Mettern,
|Sn @turm unb Mosengraus,
@enn Gtden rings 3eri@mettern,
Da fiibl' ib mid gu 9aus,"
1irfte an FOLDER @tGtte aqes fraftz
genialtide @efiibl bergeben unb ber
anq5tli6en @ebn5ubt 1la4 einem gqn3
an6ern ,3ubauie" p1ab maiden! Ntez
manb fann fth bon biefer furhbaren
@mp0ruas ber gan5en Natur cine Vor<
l1euu"s 81 maWen wv. .sy... g S..n
[nng. u %.nnnmn
etmas Momantif9es, unb ni&t, tpenrt
nan mitten in ibrem Ma4tberei4 itebt.
9D1e 81 'lo1li11' DaB 9.laus W. ts ssss
70 nnaseeals nnO : 80. IN HI.
I'VE gl.I'l'.tlu .l5saS. M
y1ase = IVY mss .r1 ,,r% mSn MIST.
4upl n S.!u.u.. Nv" @nM. M T,,
~ .pIeI Sp'uus '"' D.uhs ~u
u. ~ = o.:4 "a
Waprl@e1nl1@ apet y! y ~ g. s
Segtanes Der Negenla1lOh wv ~,
9eno 9eraoe PIE V1en5e ,9!sDs"si
el1a11oer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SGi.. nn 49,"
AeeanliromungeHs peleM ~"
nelentll@em g1n1luB 1e!n pnl!@. ~
pei onrften mteoernm elaanoel eG,9s>
9en9e!eB1e, ml1 PEI w.
tr!e1tat 9elaoene QSo11en IN @9!1 ~
m1te'nanoer tommen, uno ner p,s y
ia Detan1l1lr@ metle1 ne@ls, \ gu
naturlrger e'et!r1lper 4~usglee~spetz
1u9 9fp11e4en 21nmel an0 e1oe, p aM
3mtl@en pen Vep1l1e1!pp!1en oel ~
m1ppare. Segteres 1netn1 2tel 1Giz
nteseao per Sau gu 1e1u. pa per 1t1B
- - - . =. ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
bic tenn per.

"Finally delicate legal point arose
as to whether the nursegirl or the
waitress should have the first whack AZ
the tenderloin before IL was put on oar
table. Seeing that the question could
never be settled without war with Ire
land and hating 10 imbrue my hands
In the blood OF . nation upon whom
had never called, ! sold my me.ropoli-
tan home, or snapped IL, rather, for q big
fat on the west side and removed 10 tho
vine clad hills and citron groves Of
Hooper's Creek township. y. C., where
| erected a beautiful sh4tto on the
French Broad river.
"We brought with Us from Brooklyn
q suit of Swedish servants, who did well
TIL they found there was race preju.
dice against them on the part Of the
colored people, who objected TO the
Scandinavian bouquet, and so they were
lonely, and the achman also murmured
because be had TO carry water two
miles 10 q tobacco pail 20 battle the car
riage in.
'StlIl we tried 10 do right. We hired
board for those OF our suit who could
not get into the house and had separate
tables for the white and colored help,
for We then began TO go into sort Of hall
mourning aud combined Ibe two. We
also put our washing out we do so yet.
Ny plain washing is done 10 Buncombe
coun Il and my collars and cuffs Ia Troy.
n. Y. lille wait
"WSr arranged In building our county
place 10 have the servants who were
-x1ulkge,is the house. b just then
- 9sc,ds 10 60 back Brooklyn. as
there was no D. Rsr.a ch reh hare. and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
FLASHES OF HUNOR

ChoIlie-The idea OF a business man
sending a letter with 2. ).
Chappie-Doosid bad form, surely.
Cholle-But that isn't the worst OF II.
In this case it means please Settle. -
Cincinnati Tribune.
Second Husband-You needn't growl
because l don't work. All your first
husband did was to whittle.
Weary Wife-Yes; but l always found
enough shavings after he got through
TO build the fire in the mornIng.-Sgrd-
clLSG Post
WOOL didn't take any vacation this
year; didn't need one.
Van Pelt-But you worked hard,
didn't:you?
Weol-Yes, but you see l saved my
self coed deal by not taking any last
ysar.-Kdte Fields Washington.
Wiggs-Jlggs calls his gas metre the
seven league Boots.
Diggs-How's that?
Wiggs-He says it's the only thing he
knows that can step thousand feet In
min -IFashtngton Star.
Applicant-Sir, call to see about
securing pension.
Pension Examiner - Upon what
grounds do you base your claim?
Applicant-My substitute was killed
in the first engagement Fields
Washington.
Everett Wrest-Lady, IL you would
like TO have some wood sawed
Mrs. Potts-We burn gas.
Then perhaps you will let me turn
on the gas for breakfast. "-Ildtdndp
lis Journal.
Yes, my son writes ten poems day
and takes an hour for dinner"
Sorry for him, but you'll have to get
him in private institution; the asy-
lum's full. Atlanta Constitution
When a man plays cards for stake
he sometimes gets Philadelphia
Record
Anyhow can I induce charte to
propose?
Mabel-Get snme one to tell him Eou'd
be sure to reject him.-Detyo Free
Press.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
NYE ON MANY THEMES.
FROM TIE RED BUG OF N O. TO THs SER.
VANf GIRL QUESTION.
A Beautiful Example Of School Examination
William Gives His Experiences with Servants
and Tells Why Hs Moved From New York TO
North Carolina.
cOpyri HI. 1894, by Esggr ". Nys.


This mountain lisa sort Of pleasure
resort frequented by people of means
who do not mind sleeping In the open
air. l have just slept in the open air,
and am now about to shake the dew
from my name. It is early, and the sun
is not up as yet, bat am.
The grand eDcaupment OF Western
North Carolina Rcd Bugs net here last
night. They met where l was at rest,
and my stomach is a sight to behold.
You have read about the corrugated
stomach OF Sandow. Well, he cannot
attract any more attention in that way.
The red bug is about the size OF Q
fake of cayenne pepper, and even the
adult would rattle around in a pore OF
the skin. BE or she, as the case may
be, burrows uader the CUTS vera, or true
skin, and then, heating the tail in a
small alcohol lamp, proceeds 10 bore
even farther In.
have an unusually fair, white skin,
with shrimp pink wslts on 1t this morn
ing and here aud there venetian red
sunset with q wood tick in tse center.
like nature. Give me plenty OF IA
tnrs to commune with and a Shag bark
hickory against which TO agltate my
back, and am as pleased as child.
lam with a party. II is party who
would like to climb peaks in the hot
sun, while l want To get behind large
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

the Swede does nat seem 10 take hold
OF the throne Of grace in the same man-
ner that the negro does.
They also affect different air OF
sanctity, which you will notice II the
church windows are kept closed.
$50 our blond help went back to
Brooklyn, although l had learned TO
speak Swedish ana was just on the eve
Of turning over to the butler hand
some dress suit which the reader may
have seen me lecture in last season.
I'VE also put our washing out with
an Asheville Chinauan.
"Now we have had to build cabins
for.our colored help, and as put on
my last scroll saw, hollow ground collar
this morning l learned that my Swedish
coachmsn Fad gone back 10 Brooklyn
with the Chinese check for my July
laundry in his pocket"
az often wish that could ego back
20 Griggsby's Station, back where we
was so hrppy and so PORE"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
CHAPTER MI.
HATTIE SENDS HER FATHER on AN Err
RAND.


When Hattie saw what q great FIRE
she had kindled she was more fright
ened than she had ever been in her
life before. Not that she would have
minded few broken headS-oi course,
provided that Georges was not one of
them; she would have deplored the ne
ceSsity which had brought them to pass,
and would have done her utmost TO
bind them up and to soothe the suffer
ers; but she would not have allowed
any such considerations to come be-
tween her and her young
lover. Il waS only of his
safety she thoughtkShen she started
the tumult, ana pow lKas distracted
by doubts and fears. ne moment
she would have given ds 10 have
held her peace; at and Ehen she
saw the fishermen yieldi pre- the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-09

Mr. GifFen. the statistical secretary Of
the British Board Of Trade. il recognized
By the English Socialists as the greatest
living authority.
Mr.. G.Hen's figures. however. utterly
disprove the Socialist assumption that the
rich are growing richer and the poor
poorer. Ne. Giffen has declared that 50
far Is athe individual income" Is con-
cerned. Sit would not be far short OF tbs
mark 70 say that the whole of the great
material Improvement Of the past hffy
years has gone 20 the masses"
In England the average fortunes Of the
rich are distinctly IL not greatly decreas-
ing; persons possessed Of moderate means.
say from $40 20 5000 year. are increas-
ing faster than other class. while the aver
age increase of individual incomes has
been greatest among the wage-earning
masses. Not only do ths masses receive
on al average larger incomes, but these
procure them more comforts and Injuries:
they inhabit better houses, wear better
clothes, consume per head an increasing
quantity Of meat butter. .tea, sugar and
tobacco: and. according 10 the last census.
the persons who minister exclusively TO
the amusement Of the masses, have in
creased in ten years By some 50 per cent.
The number of small manufacturing firms
and retail shops in London has during the
past ten years kept pace with the growth
of population. while the number of textile
factories. instead of iessening. as Karl
Marx predicted, has increased from 8. S07
In 1870 to J. 465 In 1885,
These facts are carefully recited by
distinguished English writer, w. II. Mall
lock, who explains that the assumption
counter to these facts is due to the con-
fusion Of q mere change ia the distribution
of poverty with the growth Of the evil.
To illustrate, Mr.. Mallock takes the case
Of . village of 500 inhabitants expanding
into q manufacturing community of so 900.
He assumes that in the village nineteen
tssntieths OF the population were well-to-
do and only one-twentieth were poor. The
proportion would give pauper class Of
twenty-five. After the village has grown
into a city of so. b, census of its pauper
class is taken. and this is found to num-
Der thousand persons. Those who
look merely at tho superficial fact
OF absolute increase will denounce
the modern industrial system for hav-
ing produced q thousand miserable
human beings where there were only
twenty-five before. while. in truth. the
proportion Of the paupers TO the prosper
Gus was far greater formerly than il is
now. In the village there was one I'M
fortunate being TO twenty fortunate ones;
In the city there is but one to fifty.
Mr.. Maliock further illustrates his argu-
msnt by pointing out that las village
sweIls into a city more people will die in
it: and yet the death rate may be much
lower. It follows that if We would esti-
mate the real character of modern prog
rsss. we must consider not the actual
number of the poor, but the rate OF pau
perism.n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-09
BRAZIL AND ARGENTINE.
President Cleveland to Settle Dispute
Over the Boundary.


Over the Boundary.
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. s.-President
Cleveland is expected to give his decision
as arbitrator of the important boundary
dispute between Brazi and Argentine
soon alter his return from Buzzard's Bay.
The case has been IN Mr.. Cleveland's
hands eight months, aud as the treaty
of arbitration provides that the decision
must be made within year il is being
looked for almost any day. The time for
the decision expires February 10 next,
but, as Mr.. Cleveland will be busy with
congress and public affairs after his re-
turn. he is expected TO dispose of the ar
hitraton question before taking up
domestic affairs. Ii is understood he has
made the arbitration his special study dur
ing working hours at Buzzards Bay this
summer. 1t is very complicated case,
the brief of Baron Rio Branco filing sew
eral large volumes, while the maps,
old treaties. etc. and the briefs of DIR.
Ssballos, the Argentine minister, make q
fair-sized library. Mr.. Cleveland has not
turned this mass of documents over to the
state department.. but has undertaken per-
sonaily to so through il and unruveI the
dispute. This is a self-imposed task which
the president does out OF courtesy to the
Southern republics.
Mr.. Cieveiand's decision will settle
whether the eastern boundary of Eastern
Argentine remains as usually gwen IN the
maps or is extended by a wed re- shaped
projection almost to the Atlantic coast.
1T Argentine gains this strip IL will have
considerable effect on Southern Brazil, as
il will almost sever the crest state of Rio
Granae do Sui from Upper Brazil. the re-
naming connection being very narrow
isihmns. compared with the general width
Of Brazil. On the other hand. IL will give
Argentine q narrow arm of land stretching
north 10 within forty leagues OF the At
lantic. Mr.. Cleyeland's coming decision
is awaited with great interest by the
Southern envoys. as IL means much 10 the
strategic strength of the two dominant
South American countries. Moreover. the
DISPUTED territory Is very valuable for its
mineral and agricultural resources. Ii
embraces II So square miles, with towns
aud villages having population of 8 500.
most OF them Braziliaus. Mr.. Cleveland's
arbitration is the result OF treaty made
when Dom Pedro was emperor OF Brazil.
IL has taken since then 70 make the sur
vey and present the case. and Mr.. Cleye-
lands decision will close the long eontro-
versy. He Is obliged under the treaty 10
give al the disputed territory TO Brazil or
to Argentine, so that there is no oppor-
tunity for compromise that will satisfy
both parties
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-09
THE cHAmBEKED NAUTILUS.

This IL the ship Of pearl which, poets feign.
sails the unshadowd main
The veuturous bark that hngs
On the sweet summer " Ind its pufpled wings
In CULTS enchanted. where the Siren sings.
And coral reefs lie bare,
streaming hair.
Its webs of living gauzs no more unfurl
Wrecked 10 the ship of PEARL
And every chambers cell.
Where ITS dim dreaming lie was wont 20 dwell.
As the fraIi tenant shaped his growing shell,
Before thee lies reveaPd
Its iris'd ceiling rent. its sunless crypt un-
seal'dl
Year after year beheld the silent toll
That spread his lusfrous coll;
STILL a. the spiral grew,
He left the past years dwelling Tor the new,
stole With soft step its shining archway through.
Built up its idle door,
Stretched in his last found home, and knew the
old no more.
Thanks for the heavenly message brought by
thee,
Child of the wandering sea,
Cast from her lisp, foriorn!
From thy dead lips clearer note is born
Than ever Triton blew from wreathed horn!
While on mine ear Ii rings,
Through the deep caves Of thought hear
voice that sings:
Build thee more stately mansions, Oh. my soul,
As the swift seasons ROLL
Leave thy low-vauited pastl
Let each new temple, notler than the last,
shut thee from heaven with dome more vast,
Tili thou at length arc free,
Leaving thine outgrown shelf by life's unrest
-Olirer Wendell Holmes