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been no Rechstag With no Rcichstas 'nese
| swashbuckling little Deputies. who now swas-
ger and strut upon the Berlin stage ana hihs
the mud Of their own imaginings ABOUT SO
dcbonarly. would be today nothing but Serene
High Thingumbobs of Limburger- Book Bier
Pumpernickel. All that they are, all that they
hope to be, politically, they owe to frince Bis
marck. Why in the name of all that is migrate
full. should they not turn against him ana re-
vile him? Surely, the creature owes nothing 10
his creator
As TO the rest of the world, If so obscure 4
thing may be mentioned in the same breath
with these exalted insultmonsers it Will not
much regret the incident. Some such harsh
| note. indeed, was needed. 10 mark by the con
trast of It's own hateful discord the hearty ana
harmonious volume of the otherwise universal
chorus of congratuaion that swells in resound-
ing waves upon historic Friedrichsruh. Ours
snarl nc every lion; but for all their snarnS he
is no less n lion and they are no less ours. IL
would be absurdly fulsomc to deny that lrlfc
Bismarck has made mistakes and wrought m'lch
OWL R,It only the madness Of inscnsatc spleen
could deny that his political services TO the Ger
man Fathcrland vastly outrank those oil any
other man Of this century. and that. striking
;n,n,r,ial h,lonco Of his virtues and his faults,
he deserves the highest tributes OF hohor anu
of love his counrymcn can give. lie no" W
longs to history. His name ana lame are Sc
curc. As for the men who, as Germans ana rs
German representatives. churShly rcluSc 10
offer greetings Of health TO him VINO, huhahiy
Speaking, created Germany, they VIII nave III
that very refusal their shameful immortality
"'rhc Rcichstag that inslllicd Bismarck VIII ne
forever remembered and forever dcicstci by the
| German Fatherlaud.
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PERSONA
ing admitted

nh. pay Ninan Dickey, who died in lndianap
o,is the other day, was one OF the pioneer FTesoy
terrain ministers OF Indiana. having laoorea ~ '"~
State for forty-three years.
Nine Camilla Colbert. one of the pes'-n"o Nv.
women writer's in Norway, and leader % Wv
womans movement in that country, died lhe I'D
day in Chrstiania. She was eighty-'"o yeas
There Is talk OF making Mrs Lease reform .a,. .
didate for the Mayoralty OF Wiehita' Nan
other day The Wichita Beacon trleu 10 u
out Mr. Lease the question, Out d" ~ ~
the following diplomatic deliverance' MI Aea
WAS seen at noon. and stated that he hah not '.
downtown much OF late and had not heard Oh Wv
raport He smiled and seemed pleased wheh LII IN
sorned OF the association of his wires haIne ""nI
the Mayoraiy Ssm9'd came before expressing am
opinion on the SUBJECT
Word comes from Borneo that the two SWISS g.
piorers Messrs. Sarasin, who have been IN bo'"
two years. have made most valuable axnlorsl
have visited certain isiahus Ho'e' "NAO'N
by Europeans.
..rhe Taunton (Aiass) Gazette contributes .n'
following to the oldest printer record; "Chr''s
pher A. Hack. OF c. A. Hack & Son. was w."
on December 49, 1896 He began his app,
tceship in the Office OF The Columbian Repo'''''
printed by S. W. Mortimer April Is. ls20' ev"' :,
ouently It will be seventy years on the i0'n u.
April next since he began learning the prh''s
business. Two years later Mortimer retired w.
the business. leaving the ONCE to Mr.. Hack anu :,
fellow apprentice, the late Edmund An'hoh''
The New-Bedford Standard to print the pay
for Jacob Chaplin, the then proprietor. iney mich
tnued to print the paper for two years az ,nisr
time Mr. Chaplin took them into partnership III
the firm name OF j. Chaplin. Hack q Anth9pn , hls
1929. Mr. Hack is still in active business nfncA
principal activity consists In going 70 tns wan.
where ne sits In easy chair. leaving the H"-
agement OF the business to his son..
Miss Dora Wells Is owner and purser OF the rug"
Sound steamer Delta. whicn runs from "ns' ~.
to the San Juan Islands and Victoria. .. - ssn1
makes contracts for freight collects faIes 49,
sometimes takes a hand In navigating the 'esse
Professor william B. Yonce. Of Roanoke ConesS
Salem Va. dropped dead tho other day whiie " %
ing for evening service to begin in church. ne "
been Tor forty years professor Of ancient anSsnos
In the Institution Two other professors OF Ersv
also died suddenly at night-Professor John " -
In 1873 and President BEETLE, In 1870
Colonel William II. V!scher. the humorst Oh ~.
cago enjoys his reputation as one OF the no'"o"
men In the country. when married. ne ~ -
land had a little daughter. had some one ".
really admired me- To her was an Apoho' o
day BIZ Nye was In my office with me- anu 40 ma
little girl came In and began making low, sweet
as was her way calling me all sorts W, NyS
names Nice papa said she; pretty Rap" drawl;
'vischer, are you trying to make hu"'o'''' Wv
that childT"
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BISMARCK And THE REICHSTAG.

Prince Rjsmarck's debating club" has vnd-
cotod lis title 10 existence Hitherto, it must
be confessed, that title has been In doubt. "A
pleasant diversion 1t was Of course, to the mem
bers Of 1t, to meet and talk and buster, as
though they had real business on hand ana were
ever so much in earnest over it. Perhaps they
even took themselves seriously, some OF them'
and induced Others outside their ranks, to take
the same misguided view. To the world in gen
eral, however, they and their doings nave long
been very wearisome, and have provoked no In
terest save n sort Of languid wonderment that
in this practical age an institution so idle and
superfuous should be maintained But that
was because the world In general could not
comprehend the inscrutable ways Of Providence
1t needed Saturdays episode to make all things
clear Now we can see why for so long the
Reichstag has been permitted to exist 1t has
at last fulfilled its destiny Its heterogeneous
coalition Of hatreds has succeeded In insulting
the man by the grace OF whose genius its own
existence was ever possible. Henceforth men
will speak not Of the reptile press of Ger
many. but Of the reptile Reichstag," which
with apologies to Catiline-having wound its
sinuous track to the top Of the imperial edifce,
hangs kissing at the nobler man below. How
better could 1t have secured for itself an i'm
mortality Of contempt!
The German Reichstag has refused to congrat-
ulate Prince Bismarck on the completion OF his
eighteth year. Let that fact not be forgotten
Doubtless in 80 doing 1t was quite sincere.
Doubtless. too, It rcgrets-the majority OF 1t
that the Great Chancellor has lived SO long, or
that he ever lived Mt all That Is quite natural.
The only wonder is that 1t did not say so. 1t
should have adopted an address to Providence,
expressing a regret that he was ever born and
desire that his lifework might be undone.
Why not? With no Bismarck there would have
been no Germany, save as geographical ex-
preston With no Germany there would have
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Nftv bigh.speed steamships Of the same class
In active service on the Atlantic, the Pacific
the Gulf and the Caribbean there wouiu oe Il"
auxiliary navy which would render II unneceS.
sary for the Government TO puild auui'ol"i
cruisers. These mail payments with the accom-
panying privilege Of making use or the snip ior
war purposes constitute an economical >me'no'
of providing an emergency fleet without Tue ca
pense Of maintaining it. AT the same Time us
flag is restored to European waters, American
shipyards sustain the traditional reputation Oh
the Nation and good citizens when they cross
the seas have the satisfaction OF sailing under
their own flag.
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Newfoundland rejects the theory OF annexation
70 Canada with more heat than might nave oeen
expected from her geographical situation ana inc
time OF year. and It is plain than she VIII nave
none OF Il. A strong undercurrent Oh sentiment
in favor OF having the island annex the ohheo
States revealed itself at the first OUTBREAK o. '"e
financial panic there to the indignation Oh d *"
officials and the officers OF British man
in the harbor: but there was no occas'o" 'o' 49,
as We were not at all ready to be annexed anu nov
only a general and piscatorial interest IN inc -.
and or its inhabitants fit were now 10 cast ~ !.
fortunes with the Dominion 1t might IN time INV
Ito way with the rest into our Conieaeraos' W.
that would seem to be its only chanee Oh e's'
ing admitted.
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1n0rs to Advertisements.
Business Notices.

Roll Top Desks and Office FURNITURE
Great Variety Of Style and Price
T. G. sELLEW.
No IN Fultcc-st N Y.
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II the revolution in Cuba Is the trivial affair
that the Madrid Government would have the
world believe, the action Of Spain in sending
large bodies OF additional troops to the island
would seem to require considerable explaining
1t is difficult to believe that she Is sending 5000
soldiers to Cuba merely for the benefit they may
derive from the sea voyage.
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universal and indignant denial that such power
exists In any case whatever.

The cuckoo clock struck when the judicial
ermine fell from the White Hotse upon the
shoulders Of Springer and kigorei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

Governor Morton sent special message 10
the Legislature last evening, which produced an
immediate and salutary effect on the Assembly
1t was noteworthy message; dignicd but
telling rebuke to the lawmakers for the do-noh-
ing policy which has lasted for so many weeks.
The two subjects to which Mr.. Morton directed
special attention were the Police Magistrates
bill and the necessity of legislation for reorsa1-
izing the New-York Police Department. lie
expressed the opinion OF all intelligent ana lair-
minded men in the State in deporing the iall-
IRE of the Legislature TO act on these matters
His earnest and forcible appeal was promptly
needed by the lower house. which, we are glad
to say, passed the Magistrates bill by vote OF
50 to 10 Let us hope that Governor Morton 5
message will mark a new era in session that
has thus far been productive. of little good.
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The tariff has long been the strong point OF ous
old friend Springer. but It is little d!fhcuit 70
see how the stores of information not TO say eru'
ditlon. which he has accumulated on this suojece
are to serve him in performing his duties anone
the denizens Of Indian Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

Assemblyman Ainsworth's reasons for intro
dung brace Of police bills for this city are
decidedly interesting. 1t is a most encouraging
Circumstance that he has been spurred to doing
somthing by the large number of letters he has
receied asking why the reform Legislature
was inactive. We hope that a good many
memtrs besides Mr.. Answorth have also been
receivig heavy mails. As for his two bills they
possess evident advantages over the Lexow
measurs, and. at all events, are free from tho
constitute nal objection that lies against the lat
ter. Improper comparison, however, is with
the bills 1dorsed by the Committee Of Seventy,
from with the Ainsworth measures differ in
radical paticulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

The new arrangement at Quarantine, under
which immigrants on express steamers ARRIVING
before p. 4. are to be inspected by the aid Of
powerful eletric lights and the vessels prompt
" passed. VOL be greatly appreciated by ocean
travellers. present a vessel coming In five
minutes aftelsunset has to wait, with all her
passengers, 70 the Health officials to do their
work the nextmorning. The use Of electricity
viii enable thu inspecting TO be done as thor
oughly at nigh as by daylight, and in many
cases several hurs will thus be saved to hun
dreds OF passeHers. Health Officer Doty has
done most poplar act in announcing the new
method OF transcting Quarantine business.
In answer to adeegaton which visited him
yesterday. Mayor Strong expressed his willing
ness to appoint al member Of the Board Of
Education residet Of the crowded East Side
below Fourteenth-s Under our present sys-
tenn. members OF tn Board of Education repre-
sent the whole cityand not any particular sec
ton of II, but there would be a manifest impro-
priety In selecting TIE entire twenty-one from a
single ward or a since Assembly district. East
& Broadway and sGth Of Fourteenthst are
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ten wards. with no representative on the Schooi
Board This section embraces one-fourth OF 'he
ctys population and one-fourth OF the puDhc
schools. 1t is only right that it should be repre-
scented in the Board Of Education by some one
who lives in it. knows it thoroughly ana Is
familiar with its schools aud their needs we
hope Mayor Strong will he able to find such
mau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

Thomas ]. Brady. Superintendent OF Buildings
in this city, was able to bring strong influence
to bear upon the Mayor in favor of his reap
pontment, but Colonel Strong refused to accept
the certificates of Brady's efficiency and com
potency. and yesterday removed him. SO doing
he did we'll The truth is that Bradys admin
isration has been anything but satisfactory;
and the recent collapse in Orchard-st. would no
doubt have settled his case anyway. His sue
cessor, Mr. Stevenson Constable, is an architect
and engineer with twenty-One years expert
ence in this city, a member Of the American In
stitute Of Architects and of the Philadelphia
Society of Civil Engineers 1t is novel cX-
perience for NEWCOMERS 10 see men of such
ability and standing appointed to public Office:
we have had several instances of it since the
Removal bill was passed, but each new example
is an occasion for general rejoicing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

An electric railroad is planned 10 run from
Jamaica through number OF towns on the sou'o
side of Long Island. This Is healthy sign
Facilities for travel on the island at present are
limited, and any addition to them VIII De WEI
come boon to the inhabitants and Will tend V
increase their number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26

This country took nearly s5oOOo,OOo Of Cubas
ss5 900. 900 of exports last year. And now spain
is behaving in a manner that may compel US to
take the island itself
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TOBN'S ola HAeE
AQtice Tor Publication,

First published Ia tLe Guthrie Dali,
Leader, frh. - ls.5
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NotIcp

Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suancc of an order of probate court Of
the county uf Kay, and Territory Of
oklahoma, made on the 22d day Of
March, 1898, iu the matter OF the CS-
la'e of John kelleh,r, dc caSrd, the
undersigned as the ad Illustrator Of
she estate Of said dr ruscd, vii. sell at
private sale, the uuliyided one half ia
tcrcst i'm lot number nine i9J ia block
number liuN-Scvcu, go IN Gulhri,,
Logan ca .ulN oklahoma territory,
subject 10 confirmation 10y sad pro-
bate court ON Tuesday, Aprd %. ls"5,
AT o'clock "a m, at Guthli q, u.ila-
homa, ia said Logan county, al the
/ right, title, interest and estate uf the
! said John kellchcr at the time af his
death and all the right, tiilr aud in
terc>t that the said estate has lay opcr-
] alton Of law or uthrrW sr acquired in
and to all that certain luL piece or
/ parcel Of lanl situate, lying and being
/ in the county of logan, territory Qi
! Oklahoma, bounded and dies rihgd as
! fellows, aud uplu the fnlluWinR terms
and conditions, to-wit' The undivided
onc-haf at lot numbered nine (al iu
! Lloci, numbered nfty-seycu li7l la the
city Of Guthrie, Logan county, Okla
! homa territory, The terms Of SAID
sale being for cash in lawful money al
the United States Of America.
MICHAEI LEONARD.
Administrator.
Dated the 25lh d1y OF Mar IA, 1895.
std
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sChOOL FIGHT DELAYED.
MRnitOba's Legislature win Postpone Any
Positive Action Jntil May.

MauitOba's Legislature VIII Postpone ANY
Positive Action Jntil May.
WINNIPEG, Man. March % There
was decided sensation at the close Of
the sitting last night when the govern.
ment announced that it would adjourn
the legislature tomorrow until May
This means that the Catholic schools
remedial order cannot be discussed
before adjournment. The govern
ment says that this action is taken
i'm order to gain time TO consider the
legal points involved but Prendergast,
leader OF the French Catholic party,
pronounces it u scheme to force the
dominion government to take immedi,
ate action. lie thinks the house will
readiourn from time to time without
discussion until the dominion govern
ment makes nositive order
ChaIlinor Made state Accountant.
ToPEkA, Kan. March 3O.-tiov Nor
rill has appointed J. w Challinor. of
Kansas city. to be state accountant
The c'iice was created by act of the
legislature during its recent session.
The salary is s., OO0 a year, which shall
include all travelling and other eN-
peuSP,.
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tt. Prices Cream Baking PC'''- A"
NNor'd'a Fair Highest Award
'irst Published in Daily Lead
March 20.
Notice for Publication.

Land Onicc at Guthrie. O. r.. M,h -.
lSg5.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF her
intention to make final proof in support
Of her claim, aud that said proof will bee
made before register and receiver AT
Guthrie. q II. ON April 30 1895, VIZ;
Edith VI Carter, widow of john + Car
ter deceased, for the southeast quarter
u-l). of section two tp. twp sixteen 90.
north of range three CD west.
She names the following witnesses tu
prove her continuous residence upon aud
cultivation Of said land. viz:
Charles f. Scolicld, Peter Helm. John
Williams. Valentine Irwin, all of Guthrie
q Il.
ANY person who desires To- protest
against the allowance of said proof, ol
who knows OF any substantial reason
under the law aud the regulations of TIA,
interior department, why such p ru'
should not be allowed. will be- given a.
opportunity at the above mcntiunc tim,
and place toe cross examine the witnesses u
said claimant. aud to offer evidence iE re-
huttal of that submitted 10y claimant
au51 A n j. CROOK, Register
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Publication Notice

/ First published in Daily Leader NJ
oS 1SUl
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TO whom it. may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Arthur
and Clark have this day filed their pc.
tition for license to retail liquors in
Laugston, Logan county Ok, and
that unless objection to the same as
required by law bc lilcd 10y the ith day
of April. A. D. 1898, said petition will
bc granted.
Guthrie, O. r., March 10, 1895.
r. Emmett Stewart,
County Clerk
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Notice,

To whom it may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that j. =
Martha has this day Gled his petition
far license to retail liquors IN Guthrie,
Logan county, Oklahoma, and that
unlrss objection To the same as re-
q0i,rl by law be filed by the 9th day
Of April. A. ID. 1898, said petition will
be granted. k Emmett Stewart
County Clerk.
Guthrie, O. r., March 2I, is95.
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Guthrie, o. T. March 10, is9a.
Notice.

To whom II may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Jamcs
Nandeventer has this day Aled his pc
titon for liceRsc to Cetail liquors in
Orlando Logan county ulG, aud that
unless objection to the same ~ re-
quired by law he filed by the 2sth day
of March, A. II. 1885, aid petition viii
bc granted
Guthrie, O. II, Mar l3, ls95.
H. EMNETr STEwART
County Clerk
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stoIen-R Reward.

Stolen on the streets OF Guthrie
March s. an English pointer dog he
scription; Rather large, almost white,
with lemon ears and few lemon spots
on his sides; wore when stolen leather
collar with nickel plate with the let
ters -. c. Jamison. Guthrie, Okla. "
and on reverse side Murray & Moore.
blackwell and Newkirk" Reward OF
SOS for delivery 10 me of dog and con
conviction of thief. }. C 4AAlsoS II
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Notice.

To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that i. NJ.
Wyatt has this day filed his petition
for license to retail liquors in Guthrie,
Logan county. Ok, and that unless
objection To the same as required 10y
law be filed 10y the ith day of April
A. u. lsp5, said petition will be grant.
ed.
Guthrie, O r., March l0, 1895.
X. Emmett Stewart,
County Clerk.
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70 whom IL may concern.
Notice is hereby given that H. {
Cash has this day MED his petition for
license TO retail liquors in Guthrie,
Logan county, Oklahoma, and that
unless objection to the same as re-
quired by law be filed by the end day
Of April, A. ID. 1895, said petition will
be granted.
Il Emmett Stewart County CIR
Guthrie. o. r, March la 1855,
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Notice..


70 whom 1t may concern;
Notice is hereby given that Arm
stead & Stroud have this day Gled
their petition for license To retail
iluuors In Langston, Logan county,
Oklahoma, and that unless objection
to the same as required by law he
fled by the lSt day Of April, A. d.
1898, said petition will be granted.
Guthrie, O f. March l. 1898.
K ENMETT STEWART,
County Clerk.
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To whom it may concern:
Notice Is hereby given that Robt. +
Fitzsimmons & Co have this day led
their petition for license to retail.
liquors ia Guthrie, Logan county
Oklahoma, and that unless oblect'or
To the same as required by law be flee
by the 5th OF April la9a, said petit'oT
will be granted.
Guthrie, March 80, lsa5.
Il. Emmett Stewart, 90. Clerk.
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70 whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given that y. f.
Cheadle has this day Gled his petition
tor license to wholesale malt liquors in
Guthrie, Logan county, Oklahoma, and
that unless objection to the same "a
required by law be flied by the 30th
day Of March, A u. 1903, said petition
will be granted.
Il ENIMtTT STEWART,
County Clerk.
Guthrie, o r., March H. 1895