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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-27
"Davil on the Whale"

Capt. Jackman, of the whaling
steamer Aurora, which arrived in
st. Johns, N. f., after a tough ex-
perience with the ice in Davis
straits, is known among the Eski-
mos of South Greenland as "The
Devil on a Whale" because OF the
apparently reckless manner with
which he runs his vessel at full
speed during the togs which prevail
along the coast Of that bleak coun-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Reported by TATUM, EMERY & Co.,
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BOURBON STOCK YARDS.
QUOTATIONS..

LOUISVILLE KY, Dec. l8.-Cattle-
Receipts 1876 and AZ calves Ship
ments 40. The market being well sup
piled ruled Slow throughout the day,
however, prices were about steady,
and at the close this evening fair
clearance was made.
Notice-There WILDE no market here
on Wednesday, Dec. 25th, being
Christmas and legal holiday.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-27
The Senate without division passe

, The Senate without division passed
the bill to remove the disabilities of
-ex-confederates who left the regular
army to enlist in the Southern army.
They are now prohibited from enlist
ing in the regular army or aavy
again. The bill will become law,
but it affects only a few of the old
rebels. ...f
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-27

I desire calling special attention to their
sanitary qualities. These garments absorb
the Precipitation and prevent the body from
being suddenly chilled by sudden changes in
the weather.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-27

The Kentucky Legislature will as
semble on Tuesday January Z and on
the same day the new State officers
not inaugurated on Dec 10 will take
charge of their respective offices.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-12-27

Editor Loving Gaines, of the Elk
ton Progress, found a girl | ably in his
stocking-or sock, as the case may be
Christmas. II is the first progress
made in this direction and he is dong
more Dragging than Westover did
over his twins.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
SCHOOL AND CHURCH.

oil 20 religious communities in the
diocese of Paris only IS have refused to
pay the new tax imposed.
-l'ope Leo having appointed 4 vicar.
general for Wales, a Welsh Protestant
journal calls it the attackof the anti
christ on Wales"
Oxford men are beginning TO send
i'll petitions asking the university au-
thOritieS not to submit the question
CT giving womcn the bachelor OF arts
degree to the vote OF the alumni.
-Awoman. Frauiein Marie Schwartz.
rector of a girls public school in
Vienna. All the male teachers in the
city protested against the appointment.
arizona pays the women teachers
in her public schools the highest aver
age monthly wages of any state in the
LIion-$7Lf5. Massachusetts, on the
other hand, pays her men teachers an
a~vcragcrof &l1S.OI monthly.
-Fl0%"iHg rs Il punishment for girls
is what the London school board wants
~ ~ ihsA' AAAs 4i4NtuHAa -ss ~ HUNS
y short time ago it was considering the
~ndviSability OF turning out the school
teachers who did not agree with its
theories of religious instruction.
Over $ii.IU0.O 900 will lie Il; the dis
posal OF the Institute of France. whose
centenary WIS recently celebrated.
when the due d'.LumaIc dies. The in
come OF the five accidents that copsti-
tute the institute is now $4,000. The
Due d'-Au,aaIc's gift OF the domaine
of Chantilly gives it nearly $g,O0O,OUC
of landed property.
-Abuut Il year ago a party OF Seventh.
day -~\dycntiSts chartered th"brigantinc
Pitcairn and started out with her from
san Francisco on Il missionary cNpe-
in the south seas. Word of the
vessel has just been received from
Nuluai:fa, Aun%a. The party has Wis
tied RarOtnH"a. Rurutu, Pitcairn and
many other islands. stopping long
enough ut each one to distribute tracts
and pamphlets and Bibles. and to do
missionary work N various ways.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
HOPE FOR ARMEHIANS.
The Red Cross Will Undertake tha Duty
of Relieving thu Starving.


WAsHGN5ToN. Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing official announcement wu issued
from the natiural headquarters Of the
Red Cro,, yesterday:
Owing t. the unani.apn, and ur-
gent appeals from The friend, of hui
manity. representing nearly al of the
people OF this country. the American
National Red eros, has decided that it
II accept the sacred trust of en-
~deav0rinr t. relieve thr starving Az
menians in Asia Minor. According TO
conservative estimate, there are 800
UGD utterly destitute people in that
country. who will have to he assisted
for SIX or eight Inonths-uHti! the nr=t
harvest.
Fully realizing the difficulties and
dangers 10 b. met. the Rcd Gross viii
start fur Turkey a. aDuI as sufficient
funds are placed at its disposal Or
guaranteed 70 insure success.
Funds may be sent t. Mis-, Clara
Barton. president and treasurer of the
American Nationa! Red Cross, Wash
ington.
"Auth"rizei agent, to receive funds
and materials Will be published in Il
few days.
.Th" Red Cross also suggests that
goods. grain ana other material Iaay
be sent ny chartered steamer.
american National Rod Cross.
CLARA Barton. President"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
A VERY POINTED HINT

Which Rector Herman -Ahlwardt' Should
be Quick to Take-He is Not Wanted in
This Country. Whose Fundamental Doc
trines lie Has Come to Attempt to In
dermine ana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Not
Popular Here.
NEw YORK. Dee. 1G.-The Allen Me-
mortal church. III Eiyington street. was
crowded yesterday afternoon by an au-
dance composed chiefly of Hebrews,
who eaur t. attend thr meeting Tor
protest against Rector Hermann Anil
ward:. The speakers were Rev. IIuv-
ace Bylncs of the Allen Memorial
church; Rev. DR.. Frank W. North. see
rotary Of the Ncv York city Church
ENtcnti"n ami Mission society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church: DIR.
George ". Van Alstinc. presiding elder
of the Brooklyn North Conference of
the Methods; church. and Rev. \. C.
Gdbelrin. Of the Hope OF ISvLcimi>Sinn.
No address was made in Hebrew. or ny
one "f that faith. all the speakers DC
ing Christians.
\ resolution offered by Or. North.
and adopted by unanimous vote. set
ting forth the sense Of the meeting.
WIS rs follows:
E.snl-,d That as citizens OF New York. the
metropolis % q FREQ cOGntrv, We prnfouu Iv re-
greet every manifestation Of icli-iouS b':.p'rv
and Gas, anta-oli>n. "rhHld that with such
limitations A. are required f,T III" protection
of the common peace and morality. speech
should b" free. and that llw,G~S attemptS to
prevent any man. be he citizen or visitor. from
the Uttrrance Of his convictions. should receive
no sympathy. We deSi~n. however. To express
our opposition TO the effort to tran>pllut II
this l;Iad the ~ee!S OF class hutrei. which
has found Scanty soil in which to grow
in the land across III" sea. The atternp, to
excite luminosity against a class og pCIrcanla
Citizens should br promptly ne; by those VINO
SaVc at heart ia" peace Of the republic and
should accept for their guidance the golden
rule, alike to the jew and gentle: do unto
others a. you woIlI that they should do unto
you" We wish Rector Ahlwarat a safe aui
speedy return u his native cuuGtry. America
does not welcome him. He represents neither
the true principles Of the Christian faith. nor
the best sentiments of Germany. arI his spirit
belongs To the dark ages rather than To- the
clear day Of civilization. We. who are. lie
brcwS. S"orn his attempted prosecutions: -"
who are Christians. deny him our sympathy. /
and declare against him as false 70 the spirit
of the founder of our faith.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
A Wall FROM ARMENIA.
Why DO the !Ie-itating Powers Permit
the Slaughter to Go On?

BosTON. Dec. l6.-Thc following let
ter descriptive of tn" critical situation
in Van. eastern Turkey, has been re
ceivrd in Boston:
We cannot conceive" SAYS the writ
err. what the powers are doing. The
country which they have been propos-
ing 20 reform is being devastated Just
as fast as armed hordcs Of kurlS en-
travel from one Village to another.
I've one thousand kurIs are marching
on the town of Shadagh for the par
pose of massacre and plumber. These
thousands o. Kurds are gradually com
plotting their work of devastation and
will soon make Il descent on the city
itself.
What is to hinder them? Even If
the government were disposed to do SO.
the troops here are utterly Insufficient
for the purpose.
The work of the last 20 days has
rendered at least l5.eoo people home
less and utterly destitute.
"SasSnun i 4 mere incident compared
with what IS going on now III tn" PROV
incr. If the Powers had nrvcrtuuchcd
the question of reform the people
would have been ten times happier,
safer and richer than they are now.
What * the meaning of this great
political crime, stirring up the Mos
lens to hate Christians more than
ever. and then calmly leaving the peo-
pie to their fatc?"
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
COLLIDEO IN THE MERSEY.
The steamer Indiana. from Philadelphia,
rarely saved from Sinking.

LIVERPOOL. Dee. 1T.-Whilc ap-
preaching the landing stage here last
evening the British .ramcr Indiana.
Capt. Ho%gs. from Philadelphia. col
lidcd with the fruit-ladcn steamer
Zamora. which was lying at anchor.
The Indiana had Il large hole made in
her port side abaft her buIIhcai.
There was no panic among the pas
scn@ers. An attempt was made
to plug the hole in her side.
hut ii failed. The steamer
was hastily lowed acro>, the river
rs She gave every evidence of f"un-
dcring. In fact. il was Thought that
She world sink in midStrrum. and the
engines OF the tug were wurlsa. to
their fullest capacity to prevent sHrh a
disaster. The Xamnra's stem was
smashed in and her fore compartment
flied with water. Her collision bulk
heads were closed. however. and she
vas never in any danger of sinking.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
THE OFFICIAL CALL

or the m of the
| NatiOp,I Convention ,t ST Ioujs- TueS,
day. June JG. 1896. For the domination
OF Candidates for President and Eic,r
Prrs:i.n! of the Emitted stnt,.-uun
Dripc,r2 ir. to ho rfoS,,
WASHINGTON. Dec 1.-The o1.lrlaI
| call tor the national republican coz.
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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Scrans From Abroad.

1t is said that the prince Of Wales
spends over 500 Il a on cigars alone.
The young duke and duchess of
Marlborough are making a tour of
Spain.
The tablet recently raised in Peter
borough 10 the memory of Mary. queen
of Scots, was paid for entirely from
contributions from English Ome
named Mary. and cost 5000.
Bedr,tc!d, the French artist. :nakea
his sketches from life from the win
dows of a cab drawn up by the curb
stone.
The prince Of Naples is the latest ad-
ditiun t. the list of royal authors. He
has a love story which is almost ready
for publication.
"Christnas" seems to have fallen in
TO disfavor with London publishers. 1t
is winter annual and winter num-
Der" this year.
Dr.. Johnson's tombstone in West
minister abbey is neglected. and is be-
coming defaced. Garrick's tombstone,
not far fron Johnson'S, is in fine re-
PAR.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
4 GILL ISSUED
FOR the Meeting OF tn" Democratic Ma
tionai Committee.

pm ~tnELrHIA. Pa, D"-. l5.-Chair-
man ". i. iIarrity has i>Nacd 4 call for
Il meeting of the democratic national
committee IL be held at the Arlington
hotel. Washington. on Thursday. Jan
uarv 10. I-gG. ALI o'clock =. m. for the
purpose 81 fixing the time aad place
Tor the meeting of tn" democratic IA
tiunal convention Of l>,ai and for the
t-anrartiun of other business.
The resolution offered ny Con. p. 4.
Collins. of Massachusetts. in the demo-
craft" convention ~ l>g:, requesting
The Democratic national committee t.
provide accommodations Only cor the
delegates. the ~a!tcrnatr.. the m"m-
rerN Of the democratic national com
mittrg and the mel-bcrS Of the press.
MI! re ac,cd upon. The resolution is
BOW IN the hands Of = Subcommittee of
The national committee composed of
William T lIarrity. Of Pennsylvania.
who j. chairman Of the committee;
BraG!ry -. Smith. of Vermont; Arthur
7. German. IF Maryland: Ben 7. Ca
bic. of Illinois. and Edward {. Wall
of Wisconsin.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21

"'When poverty enters the door It's said,
'Swr"t love from the window flies"
Shc laughed as she spoke. but he saw IN
shed
Bright tears in her earnest eyes.
proverbs" he said. are n musty lore
Sweetheart. let us prove it SO:
For = love that is strong can guard the
door
'Cainst any and every foe"
Long years went by and they knew not,
they,
As together they hoped and strove,
That 2JT"r;y looked at them. day by day,
With the eyes and the smile of love.
Madeline :. Bridges. in Demorest's
Magazine.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
HiCAGO
The Recipient of Another Princcly Gift
Miss Helen Culver the Donor.

CHICAGO. Dee. lG.-Chiraro uniycrs-
ity was yesterday the recipient of an
other $l.Ooo.ODO gift. the donor being
Miss Helen Calvcr, of this city. The
conditions of the gift are that it shall
be devoted to the increase and spread of
knowledge within the field ofthe biolog-
zeal science. Onc-half of the sum do
mated may be used for the purpose of
purchasing land and for the erection
and equipment of buildings. The re-
maindcr is to be invested. the income
therefrom constituting a fund for the
support of research, instruction ana
publication.
Miss Culver. who is about sixty years
of age, is a niece of the late Charles j.
Hull, from whom she inherited Il for
tune valued at S6,OO0.OOO {, consisting
largely Of real estate.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Over Haif a ,IiIIion Dollars in ! and In.
NOlNed.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Dee. I5.-An
extensive sui. involving the ownership
of a body of land in the central and
business part of the city, worth over a
half million dollars. is to be instituted
by the ~Iianlcy heirs, who allege that
John ~lianley, who decided ire prop
crty to the Central La nd Co. in 1871.
wa mentally unbalanced. The suit
will attract Midespread attention.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
FUNERAL SERVICES
Over the Remains OF Hon. Allen q. Thur.
man at Columbus, D.

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. 1.-THE brief and
simple burial services of Allen e. Thur,
maj We're held at the family residence
at Washington venue and Rich street.
There were many present than
could be admitted to the commodious
house, Notwithstanding the private
character of the funeral. A profusion
of flowers covered the space about the
coffin which was placed in the arch
way leading from the resiln,1ce the de-
ceased had occupied.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
To Sweet

To Sweet Sixteen herewith send
little birthday dividend:
It's not IN silver. check. nor gold
IT'S just a wish hat Joy may mold
Your life, that Fortune may attend.
l sometimes think that one might mend
TIL broke. days ii che could 1:enG
Owes wayaCrosS thelcrCthtniEg world
To Sweet Sixteen.
Then, mistress mine. | pray thee. spend
The days IN SladHcss. Time will leEd
Its sUmher shadows. lam told.
When = grows weary, wcrn,a and Old
Why should | preach about the end
To Sweet Sixteen?
-LordCn Sketch.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21


Uire-cyod and SIcerlcss sentinel,
That stands ".ithin the tower,
R.H~rti." To -" III OF well.
Through every passing hour
Telling whcn wrong is lurking rear
TO JrcSTasS liz my heart:
Flying ;he signal flag of fear,
Her warning 10 impart.
UEorrinc is thc still small voice."
ThJy whispers its commands:
Good an@ois hoy'rinE rear rejoice,
And clasp the lifted hands.
Wise am if | listen wei,
When siren voices lend.
For cOnscicEcc's warning voice TO tell.
And make of her my friend.
e. W. Butcher. in Banner OF Gold.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
NIH!LIST THREATS
Against the Life of the Czar-Conspiraoy
DiscOvered-Arrests.

LONDON. Dee. 16.-A dispatch to the
Central News from Cracow says it is re-
ported that the gar has lately received
several threatening letters. The dis
patch adds that a nihilist conspiracy
against the life of his majesty has been
discovered in Moscow. The police of
that city have .,eiz ed a number of bonds.
Several arrests have been made.
Among the prisoners are Rasputen, a
prominent nihilist. together with his
wife.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
A FAMILY OF V


CLEVELAND. o., Dec. IA specialize
the Press from Greenville. O.. says:
Oliver Hammond. his wife and three
children We're killed at a crossing on the
Dayton K Union railway. seven miles
from this city, Thursday afternoon.
They were crossing the track in an
enclosed vehicle and did not hear an
approaching train. which struck the
carriage. and all were killed. Mrs.
Hammond and two children were
literally ground to pieces.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
The End.

When I forget cid faults behind,
And search the years with forward mind
What would Isee?
Of all the days what would I get,
Before tho lCw crecn mound shall set
Elrth's end fo- NE:
T'Tur Eo-e. fd-rseeinC. looSs.-yct sees
No empty time Of aimleSs ease
And raU-h; begun:
No idle srace where might lie
And watch The sweating world toll by,
NJ ua:t Uadoue.
Put WREN shall rise thatlast sure morn,
Sill Esay stand amid The corn
IL Cay 10 reap:
And. When; the shoaves are heapod ct night,
AS fades sEe streak o~fIoneIy Light,
So l ny =iycT..
Charles NfGcnaraafn. in SIS. Times.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
The iIIppiest Dav of the Yenr.

Secrets are blooming on evergreen trees,
And Pumping your stockings out up to III,
knees.
Soon black eyes will sparkle and blue eyes
will Sleam,
And Christmas Will come like q beautiful
dream.
Then hey. for the secrets end ho! for the
cheer
That make it the Eappiest day of the year.
Youths Companion.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
Dich at Ninefr-Sryen.

New BEDFORD. Mass. Dee. 15.-EStrs.
Kelly died at his residence at Mount
Pleasant. in this city. at the age o.
years. He had an international reputa-
ton as the discoverer and inventor of
l~ubricating oil for watches and clocks.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
General Regret a: Washington.

WA~IINGTnN. Dec. 15.-Thr news of
III" death "f Hon. Edward Mcpherson.
: 50 well known here rs a member of
congress and clerk of the hOuSr Of rep
rrScntativrS. caused general express
sion uf regret. lie WAS born in Gets
burg. Pa. in 1890. lie WAS graduated
II the University Of Pennsylvania in
ISIS. studied law and subsequently st
tied in Gettysburg. As 4 journalist
but -, "nImp2il"i. through The failure
a. his health. trabandon literary work.
He published = Scrir, of articles in the
Philadelphia BHilrtin. aftcrwdrd print
ed in pamphlet form, in which ne adj
vocatcd the sale hy the state Of is main
line OF public improvements. This,
with a similar series published in
ISIS. was instrumental in ctfccting
that pca~u.e. and in the same
year hr WAS elected to congress
As = republican and served from
le-I until i~G2. In the latter year he
wa, appointed dcpaty commissioner Of
internal revenue. Int after 4 service nr
* months he became clnr'l Of the
lower house IF congress. aul held that
Office till l~,3. His term of Srryic, in
this Office was the longest since the H.
ginning OF the government. lie was
chief u the bureau OF ca-raying
and printing in ISIS. Il permanent
president of the Republican national
convention in $50. and since $50 mas
been engagejin journalism in Gettys-
burg. Pa. The University Of Prnn.yl-
wanna gave him the degree of LII. D..
and Princeton that of y. NJ. in
l>77. lie has Published "Polit-
zeal EIi,.orv OF the United States Dur
ing the Great Rebellion" wash
ington IsG5l: The Political History of
the United States During Reconstruct
ton 1o7OD: and a handbook Of politics
uS72D new edition every second year.
and has edited the New York Tribune
Almanac since 1877. For several years
he has been the American editor of the
'Almanck de Gotha.r
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
4 Superfuity.

Mother-Your pen-wiper has never
been used at all.
Little Johnny-Don't need il. My
new pants is black.-Collier's Weekly.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21

Thy VIII to do. Thy Work to make
MCrC fDrrcful on this fallen earth,
Thy Love in some lone heart 20 leave,
Thy W"r! 70 give where spirits grieve,
To teach = ~dowuCast soul its worth;
into som" fctt-red life to take
Thy fr"ei-@ Power: for some cne's sake
To give of self rs Thou didst give
For such a NISSAN le: me live,
Philip i'hiilips. Jr., in Outlook.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
His Death at Gettysburg. Pa From Poi.
son Taken by Mistake.

GETTYSEUEG. Pa. Dec. l5.-Edward
Mcpherson. many years clcrl> of the
house of representatives at Washing
ton. died here.
NJ. Ncrhrr,on died from the effects
of poison. taken ny mistake for nthrr
medicine. He Wa accustomed - take
i tonic under a physicians pr"atrip-
ton. and accidentally got Il bottle con
tanning tiuctur of vomica. He
instantly discovered his mistake. and
but AL efforts were" unavailing. \
widow and five children Survive him.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
s.One Hug of Course.

Make two words out of enough"
which are not enough.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-12-21
HON. EDWARD MCPHERSON.

-"trITI| IN|NNN II. ~ II 'I1I'TIIITI-
JOSEPH. ii. MASLEY. Secretary
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-11-12
TIME TABLE

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