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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

A sentimental French jury acquitted a
forger at Cherbourg because he said he
wanted the money to send his intended
bride 10 Paris to undergo a surgical oper-
alton on which her life depended.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

According to Muller the total number of
words, or rather ideas. expressed by Chi
neSe characters is 43, 596.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

Milton regarded the paradise Regained''
as Infinitely superior to the Paradise
Lost, and once expressed great surprise
that any one should entertain contrary
opinion. He said that of all his works the
poem "On the Morning of Christ's
Nativity was his best. 1t was his earliest.
being written in 1929, when he was q years
ofage.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

ii. Shaw will return to Oakland Tuesday
and wall speak at the First Congregational
Church at P. NJ. of that day.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

Some birds in Patagonia have foolish
habit OF roosting down low, close to the ice,
and III the morning may sometimes be seen
the curious sight of scores of these unfortu-
mates with their tails frozen into the ice
There they may be compelled to remain
until the sun, by the process of melting
them out, Hberates the prisoners.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23
How a Frog Bellows.

"Do you know how a bullfrog bellows ?''
said ex-Magistrate Camp last night, as he
spread out his legs and joined in the con-
versation of the sidewalk group in front of
the Willard Hotel. Now, most people
think that when bullfrog bellows he is
lying upon big log or rock, Just blowing
off. That's not so. When frog bellows
he is lying fiat out on the water, this way"
and the speaker spread out his broad palm
I've seen EN-. You know he has sort of
waffle under his throat. Well, he fills that
about half full of water and blows out the air
through It,. You've all put water in bottle
and then blown into it2' There was no
response, but Mr. Camp continued: You
know. how that sounds. Well, frog bel
lows in that same way, and it sounds just
like blowing in bottle partly filled with
water. Just this way and the speaker
expanded hisown waffle and gave an imi-
tatlon SO natural as to alarm the cook in
the hotel kitchen
DO you know where frog s teeth are ?"
continued Squire Camp, encouraged by the
absence OF argument.
In his belly, /" some one suggested.
mo. A frogs teeth" resumed Squire
Camp impressively, "are just about the
middle of his backbone, between his hind
and fore legs. Louisville Courier-J ournal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23
Lady gelists,

Lady Evangel1sts.
Miss Barker and Miss Anderson begin
series of evangelical meetings at the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23
wheeImen Invited to Benicia.

The Alameda cyclers have received an
invitation from the Benicia wheelmen to
become their guests and participate in the,
parade in that town on the Fourth
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23
Thrown From a Buggy.

Mrs. Henry 'Gresens met with painful
accident Friday evening by being thrown
from her.buggy. while crossing the railroad
near Fruitvale. She was picked up by
friends and carried to the home of Mrs.
Rlt1ra
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-23

n. c. Lassen has brought suit against
Herman Cordes for interest and principal
on promlssory note of $500, secured by
property in this city, situated on Briggs
avenue and Hiph street
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

Sot . prtnss.- 0otelbeiBer s
q. Sarge bot bic Burlington uno Wii..
iourl 8abn9eisaiblit auf $1,000 Sbas
oeuerias oettla9t, MIL er Don cine m
3use s%enannter 8abn abseieBt muroe.
Bierre.- 0as Staatsoberaerlbt
hat Die sesen Den Shwinoler Taplor,
welber Den Staat ais StaBmeltsr UNI
10 enorme Summen beibuiuoslt, oers
hdnsts Straie uon ilni Sabrsn auf jueI
Sabre 3ubibauS uerminoert; woriiber
I'm san5en Staate Die srDBte hnjufrle
oenbeit laut tulro.
8ierre.-Sn oieier @eseno ridten
Die WDlfe oielfat Sdaoen unter ben
Shafbeeroen an. Die BIebSiidter be.
idlaiien. cine sroBe Treibiaso 5u Der
anitalten.
Nberbeen.- 6ier nil man oas
@ebduoe Der ,NortbneItsru Natlonals
banf" OILS &atbbaus anfauien, faas es
gu $4,000 gu baben 1T.
Siour Jaus. Die DIRECTION
Der iebr gut bier sebaltenen Staatsfair
erfldren, nod $4,000 81 ihuloeu, gu be.
rem 3abluns feline Wittel oa iein. Die
ier umitano errest sroBe unwilleu. neil
bic 9ireftoren ibre eisenen 0ienit nit
$4,000 bonorirten, mebr oils ous @eies
ibm erlaubte.
Or iller.- SO 1T bier Elm Yroiett
i'm @anse, cine Yeriuhsfarm nit finits
lider 8swdiieruns an5uresen. Nliei'
tis miro Der Sade srOBes Sntereiie ent.
sesensebrabt.
6 3 a mberlai n. - 8irgermeiiter
Srcutt Ipuroe bsim Durhsehen isiner
Yieroe aus benz Rasen aeitleuoert uno
oerarii9 perleBi, oaB man iiir lem 2eben
firhtet.
a.-Sarmer Bm. Code, Ell
ner Der befaunteiten WGrnsr in Camp.
BED Gountp %psruuuoete iib BET Der IN
ooriihtisen p~auobatnns eines @eiueb.
res oerari. oaB er balo nadber itarb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

luls III isst cine Sepeaung i'm San9e,
nm aus Der iesisen ireunoltben Seiin'
runs Gbina's eeoeu Qsutihlnno, Dor
tbell 81 Steben, uno ais Selobnuns fur
lsine @inmlihuns "a 8unlt,n 9binn's,
einen Sa'en 81 erlanaen. iule england
eiuen ioldsn in SOustous beiist. @s
if flar, BOB bic Nbtretuu9 zines SafeI.
plases fir ben Saunsl uuo ben Gin HUB
DeutidlanS's uon srbBtsr @,htisteit
iein Wiiroe. uno onB EN- nsue Yerlooe
Der 3nnabme Der SarceislnIsrsIisn lsnsr
Hatlon Die Solse lem miroe.
GOm.-9 Der Yaplt erthsllte 3onuer'
itus Dem amerlfanllbm 8eianotsn IN
Seitsrreib. Bartlett Iripp, cine Yrtuat'
NuoienS. @r rpiinlhts Inn ~ Der ppl
li9en 6relbeit 9llt, osr5n Ilt Die taibo
llibe STRIDE in oea Ser. Staten er'
freue. Dann lpielts er auf Die beocr'
ltebenoe Grbebuus DIS Npotoliiben De
leaaten in WalbmatOn, Wlsr. Satplll.
CUR @Iroe eInes Cardinals on. S6l,eB
llh e~rfunoiste iih SEQ XIII. nab oer
8eiunobeit oes Yrdiioeuten Glepelanc.
fir pelden er bUbs Ahtuns bese. Der
9elunobeits5uitano oes Yupitss ut ibrl,
gems uorireihid.
Stuttsart.- Gas Wanoat oea
%betannten SentrumsmItslleoes oes bis
bergen 9anorlhters Srobsr, 1T infolse
oeiieu Grnennuus gum 9anoser'dtsratt
erlolhen. Smmerhm tuiro Der &el6s,
tag ore manbmal terjerfrii6snce Serbs
belt oss braueu Stwaben nlbt Su eut
bebren babeu, oenu ielne Wlsoerwab
i'm Is. pirttember9iiten 8abltrelie II
uutsr allen umItduosu seiibert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

b~ereiIen uno in aGen mfrtfonlihen Stad-
ten Iaenten onItslleu lol, nm Die Sdn.
oelsbeSlshuratu Swi6en Wrrito uno
Cincinnati u lproeru. Die 8nmmer
bat isrnsr tin Sbreibsn pom Wmiiter
oss NuSwdr'llgn pol Hcara9un erbal.
balteu. in mtlhsm mllgetbeI!t miro, oaB
Die Gssleruug lid nit Den GinclHnatier
Q1uoelsoeenturen elnosrItanoen srfidrt
babe uNo osnislben feire 0innernife IN
Den gSes l'een lperce.
Sprinsfieto.-Sn ben @ruben
Der IS. y 8nff IN Cooperative Goal
60" unp Der ,SOuntb 8aaep Co." in
SQinois babsu bic SeraIeute Die Grbeit
wlecer auissnUmmeu, nahoem Die Be.
triebslei!er bic geiorberte 2cbnerhDhuua
Suseitauoen BADEN. On Der 8rube Der
,9biclso & Sau'as 9itp Goals Co."
oauert Der Nusitano fort. Die Berg
leute Der yWooofoe Goal Co., heren
@rube IN Der HabbarIbaft BON Spriua
fieto lisst, babsn eeitreitt, nm einen
9obnnuiidlas aui 40 Gents per Come
ourbjuieseu.
BEERS b u q. - Serr Wl0idm
WabOne, @r.Bunoesienator BON Sirsi.
mia uno ebemullser heroorraaenoer Con.
fooerirten.S ener1l in Sees Nrmee. harb
Wittpoh Nabmittus in PETERSBURG,
ga. ger COB beireit Serrn Wabcne
BON leinen ieellidsu 2eioeu, eeuen er Ieit
ieinem Ibiaa BON Der oemotrotiiten Bar.
tel itsts unterworfan mar. Or bat NIT
8ioerwdrtiafsiten 10 lause I'M 8ampf
selsgsn, oaB feline Gualsn, 10 stnubt
man, i'm iblteBlih erorldt baben. 9as
gnoe trat frieolih uno unbemerfbar Elm.
% n.-0ie 9ommiiiien
CUR JeititelunS Der 8renSe Suiihen ben
Ser. Staten uno Merlco nabm beute
bier ,bre Sisune mieosr nui. Nls Die
@genSe Nufauss Der 6infSiger Sabre
ausseiiedt wuroe, wuroen nur msniae
@rensitsine errihtet uno Die meiitsn oer'
islbsn iino isitoem osrihpurosu. Die
9ommlif'on aus 8eamten Der Ger. Stan
ten uno Werico b~eitebeuo, bat ettua 3
Sabre lang I'M 5eloe searbeitet uno belt
ihre lesie Sisun9 por Slbresirlit in
San Diego, Gal. Ser pole Seridt
tpiro faum Dor benz ndditen Tribiabre
abseitattet ueroen.
New gort.-9as Grscutius gom'
mittse Der 8eIe0ihaft fir elnen l,bera.
len SOnntas belt 0onneritas Habmit'
tas i'm Ntor Souie cine SiBuus nb uur
enooriirte Die pOlitiiheu 9ammoup.NO.
minationen. Die 9enannie @sieQi6ni
rsprdieniirt bic ufreiui9ten &irib,ute
reiien bieier Stnot uuo wiro Der Shrit
uls iebr widtis bstrattet.
W o.-Sn Wlolnno County
ettua Stpsi Wetlen Don Wiolanb, Wid.
1T @iisnerS entosdt morosn. Ser Noe'
puroe nahseipirt; lie lisat e,nlse iSol
bis einise SUB uuter Der Sbe, Ildhe uni
auf elmer Strede Don nnoeltbalb Wellel
1T nod fein groe gu finoen. Die loe
III 80 Huibsn brett. @roBe Yrobcn &c,
@rSes iino nat Bon giip sebraht nor
ben, uno nenn es bon gutter NualitG
III, oirfte nit Der Nbteuiuns balo bs9On
men iusroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
5nA-Dakota.

6 B amberlai n. - Rltter Wor,
rofp bot OILS Ser. Stlntsn 9ommiiidr
abseoantt. I'M nlht abSeoantt 81 iuer,
ben.
2eaogitp.- 5reita9 Qbeno aesen
Z ubr perIpiirte man i'm Central uno
Horo.Gentrnl gbale Der 8lad Olls
cine groeriditlerun9; oieislbe wuroe
iiber 35 Weileu melt peripirt. Graft
llber Sbaoen ut nidt anserlbtet NOR
Den; bieies @robeben nuroe aub in Der
ueuen Wlnenitdot 8fpitone CUR ielben
Selt tuabr9enommen.
Summit t. - Setm 9reIhsn aui
6. Waoien's 5arm usrbrannte Der Sc
purator uno 300 Buibel BeiSen.
Witdelf. - Oieie @eseno muroe
in letter 5reitag Hadt BON e,nem lbue
rem Rsseu bsimseiudt. tnfol9e oeiisn
Die Jarm er ieBt lbr Bfliisen beiteus be,
ior9en fDnreu.
n.-8on Der ,8rittOn Glue
Stof &c." wuroen in ben lesteu Easen
5uan5ia giienbahuua9sonlaounsen fets
tes Bieb nod 9bica9V perianot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17

SAM i p.-gms iebr ourhs
tr,ebene S%eraubung ass Nrmour'ihen
Tptslseibafis IN 8uuias 9itp, Wo., III
otsier Gage entoedt ucroeu. Rdhreno
elmer lan9en Seit lit otele 5lrma ourh
iallte 8epihtsansabe nm 1auienoe Don
Dollars beirosen wsroen. Die Sdulois
gen ipuroen perbaitet.
Gincin BET eiuem Brano,
unslit, Dor welbem OounerIiaa oisie
Staot sstroffen puros, tamsn orei Msn.
iben I'M
9esW s.-Su lester Dom
usritas 9taht trnt IN oleisr @eseno uon
Soma elm percerblihsr Jtoit Elm, es srs
nor 'osar Dos &oIier.
Ntlonta. -3er bei'pieloien ents
buiiaiiihsn Oratior. Delhe atlanta Der
JreIbeIts sloden bel lbrer Nnfunft am
Wittuob in LESTER Robe CAB, foIete on
ceren cages nod elns lmpoiantsrs, oils
lie formed auf benz austeIunssplase
in%ita(lrt nuroe.
q b 9 o Die fran56iihe
8otibaft bot uon Der internai,onnlen
Wsin= NusIteluns 81 Soroeaur bas Susi.
te Bulletin iiber Die @ein,Eroouttion
Der Relt erhalteu. IS erbelt oarnus,
oaB bic Ser. Staatel ert ben Is. 8las
untsr Den 0sln proouilrenoeu 9dnoern
einnebmen, iie nsrosn rod bon Chile,
Rumduien, Ssrbisn, 9riebenlano, Nrs
sentinlen, Der ShpsiS uno anbern flei.
men HdaoerH. auBsr Den 9rOBen &strs
YrOouctions Gentren, iberra9t.
Sans o.-Glne Gepeibe
BON @uapmas brlnat Die Hohriht Don
pouf1nolssr Seril0runa BON So Ba5, Der
pauptitlot Don lnter.G allfOrnieu, cur9
elnsu @lrbslturm. @ntIans Der saus
sen Suite berri4te eth beftlser Sturm.
9eaouil1e.- Beranerfsbeiiser
limb Oh Der 8itfuuaen oes Stelsens oes
Silbsrs sebpbener Stlmmuns. Wan
sibt iid Der SpfiIuus bin, oaB Der 8rels
minoeitens rs Gts. errelben tueroe.
Souts o,ss Der 5uu iein uuo Die 8abr
iheinli6tsit uOrIlesen, BOB fh oIeIe
Yrelie srbaltsu, 10 weroen Die Silber'
srubsn pnbridemIlb wieoer in Setrleb
seiest WOroen.
Soutb W cGtiiter.--Die 8la,
tpelbe bic Gntiernuns Der ruelBen gius
.oriu9lirse pom Bsbist Der ,@berotse
Natlon" u%sriiat, 1T 5reitna BON beloen
pGuiern Der Stlobona 2sslslatur anse
nommen uno pom 0duptlins unterSelb'
net woroen. 9as ooourb IN BeIis 9es
baltene lauo umInBt 100000 4der sum
8ertb BON $4,000. Daourb 1T Elm
suan5isiabrl9er aampi 81 gnos sstom'
men.
W / e.-Der ho9W' tie @rS
biidoi 8aser uuo Wisr. 3einiser, mel
DIE cine 10 monatlihe Heils nah europa
uuo Dem Seilisen 9dnoe unternommen
batten, febrten 9Ouneritus mad WIl.
mautee Surid. Sic muroen BON auen
fatboliiden Bereinen, melbe etwa TO-.
900 Wann Hart mt Jadeln erih!ensn
naren, au1s Seralldlte bssrlBf. vs.
iano elm gmpians iiatt. wdbreno oeilsn
Dem bodu'iten gr5biidOf elne Sorie nit
$4,000 iberrel6t wuroe.
a.-Seit swel Wonaten
bat wsitllh uoh cen N~aesbenies sroBe
9irre seberriht; oieielbe erlttedte fih
iber oas weitlibe Benninlpanlsn, Bef
8lrsiulen. Taft uber gang Ohio uno iiber
1beile o Snoiana. Sn allen, auBer
benz lestaenannten Stuate, bat nab Yin
sabsn oes Betterumtes in Yiitsbur9 Elm
bemertenswertber Resenmansel itnttse-
iunoen.
Gincinnati.-8ie Sanoelsfams
mer bat Elm @omite nit Der Guspdbluns
zines Gsenten beauitrast, Der Wsr'to
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Sin anDeres lpeSicQes Bargain.
MGntel unD Sbawls.

Seine luulidt geouer 1us Sadsn fur 9omer, psrht in Gtnit uno Nusars
bntuua, nit lanaen Nemeln, BON lnoerr oerfnuft ,u 81 so per StId, miu
8reis nur s4.25-Jsius Aunlhat 9r Gle 9t Sadsa wgtb $1,000, met
ne BreMe uur Sc 5O.-8out cure Saden ntbt, bis ihr Die uusqesdtnesn
gBeubs, Die i'd Su 700. $500, $3.50, $500, $1,000 uuD s25 90 per
faue, beidtst bnbt-8Oppls umo enfads wolsns Sbawls bon 81 50
ouipirts bis Su $40 per SUid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
:: SS~Striimpff un0 Anter,eue."sH:

65 3useno ihper serppe 8amen Mdoten' uno amnrrsGefs nno 9Nen, nit
gSoae sdIttert, IN Cream ODER Hatnr9rou 81 2J 8 8 per Sllt.-3 80 Ebo.
nit g8o1e 9dltterte, 9rppte 0emoe uo s. en mTib 65 Gs, mern isP;elz
Ter Breis nur 40 gts.-35 8ussno pcaene Bets no oOsn ODER unttrbo'
len fir 8noer SrOBe Is, 30, 20, "A, q, rs, 80, 32, "a, Ytele l25 @ts,
Is, Is, 20, %, rs, 20, 33, IS Gt5-St mel DIE uoldGnoi9ne NusmGbl
an isiuem uno miterem Sab rnterela iir IN II. 6erren uo anoer in
st glsuo por-Ssiue poQsns WGnne ilirpie 81 hn iolserten mertwHrs
big nieorisen PreIen urtb Is. II, 10, 25 20. 30 uno 40 @ts per Banr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
9fel1e luDQene &leiDeritOHe.

gt9ante Nuswabten al neuen Serbf Jarbsn IN SarRitu. Serge. 5prnl 3nht
Scotd 2weeos. SOucR, Suhina, etc ~ Brsien, bic BON 10 @s 1s 81 20
per Ymo uarureu. Srobes GHonmet non erni0den nuo fancp idpar5eH
aleoeHpfsu gu neorisen Yrehm. unier 8onatb an 5laneaen. Sluntets,
Sbseinss. Sblriuss, @msbams, etc. oertault 81 @boklale' Bretlsn pon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-17
Neucr Sorratb! @utc Gnalitdtru! Nic0rige Yreiic!

SarrHon uerfouft gaare nab ibrem eiseuen 8ereienit uno mntt ME
III 99ua ani GunltGer iaNhe 9otfieQunsen. - Snrrlion leats bas
RON. raid iEinen 8orruth abSuRbsn nab Dem serinsen B'oft Sptem.
Ser if Die Wetbooe, nod wslber er es tbut.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
--
Italy Has No Need of Co,o,t..

Ouida in London Truth.
Official statistics state that 1,
there are 10000 persons diving ~ r.s,I axsF
6.0oo.000 living on malarious lans -s.A
communes in which corn is var, ~
communeS with scanty and fopI -. .fs
supplies, 600 communes which No.
doctor within reach, and over "a =
muneS which have no burial nlace TIT ssaF
week steamships laden with ami-~.'e
sail out of her ports for Brazil "a -
Argentine. From Caiabria alona = s s1e
cent. more emigrants have gone ths -. -
than last. Every month farms ara So
doned and no one can be found "a -
them. Even in the rich country - -
Lucchesia and Lunsigiana many liz ,,, ar'
ed, while in the poorer regions sonthrss,
from the Marches vast tracts Of lana =.
returning to their natural wild sta,a - -
ing to the provinces being depopulasss :.
emigration. What does a country 49,.
these conditions want with African -.
onies? What it wants Is to better TIA -.
dition of it's people on their native ~ 80,
to keep them at home. African solan,s.
may be the desired outlet OF a spnarah,'s'
dant and overcrowded populatioa M,
there is not such a thing in Italy. rhs,s
is not population enough for the naess -
the country: and those who do renain !,
home are harried out of their lives ma
driven into crime by taxation. coascr,n-
ton and the espionage of the police -rha
present government has confirmed a.
another ten years the tax of the dazo con.
sumo (the food taxi. Ii is the most cruel
inquisitorial and harassing Of all !mposts.
il is a hunger tax. striking the poorest n
their famished entrails, TO abolish !,
would be more comfort to the Italian ma.
ton than all the victories of a Sulla or a
Pompeius.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
Peace Resolutions of French Socialists.

New 1Ork Evening 1OSL.
The peace resolution adopted recently
by the French Socialists in their congress
az Romily is worth quoting, if only for
it's reference to Germany: Considering
that peace is the Indispensable condition
of the development and triumph of So
cialism, and that no one but a mailman
or a criminal would ever dream Of hurl-
ing against each other nations equipped
as modern nations are for death; consid-
ering, moreover, that armed peace is more
and more tending to crush produce
ton and is leading Europe to
bankruptcy. the national congress
of the French Labor party joins
the German Socialist Democracy in de-
claring peace between peoples 10 be its
sole foreign policy. It charges the depu-
ties of the party moreover, TO bring i'm
mediately before parliament bill tend
ing to the reduction, by international con-
ventions, gradually and simultaneously, Of
the time of active service in European
armies" II was also decided TO carry
into departmental councils and municipal,
councils the same spirit of obstruction
which has been so effective in the cham
Der of deputies. and never TO lose an OPP
portunity of putting forward Socialist
candidates for any and every Office which
might become vacant from one end OF
France TO the other.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27

IL appears. possess ar ~
i s IN the Saxon and Rayarsht M
fourteen seats. in that ~ ais ssraan Gen
seats IN the diets OF gs6a. few
IilEee seats and IN those Of wssa hesss
thar' Meiningen. Reuss ana Ssa11iar, Co
one seat. 1t is further ra' ssiis arzess.s
the participation of the Sosss,s.sAea hat
communal elections is con ~as.s IN tie
creasing; that the party is ras 1--uy n
me communal councils OF a,moss Il
German states, and thar tn -. all ia
ciai democracy" and 'iaborins. =. =, No
are becoming more and mora classy
nonymous. The party press 10y 81.
seVenty-slx political Journals ssoaslsis q
TO which there are fiftv-thrsa :, alais'oa
workmen's associations. Sircs sans q
the central organ has been r, ssss1isass
widely sold. ami the report saw, sSl !, nass
VIII leave the question undarisa. sasi Z
TINS is result OF the Imperial .a.esasr
the nation or not. The reven,,nF s - .
party from October !, 1884,, n 49,. Y. -
1855. amounted to el7.4sD narts A1sass Z
expenditures TO lSa.254 marks. D.-.s e
last eleven months the Soeia,,s,- 'as
come into frequent collision wifh 80 aase
authorities, and the total penalties sr az
ed on various members OF ths ,s. ..a'e'-
that period were eighteen ana 2
years penal servitude. sixtv-fo,rr az
imprisonment. and fines 10 the a-.o, las
S4,120 marks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
VICTORIA MAMA TO THE SEA
The british Railway TO Open the Heart
Of Africa ~ Trade.

The Uganda railway. wtica the British
government fas decided 20 construct from
some point or the victoria MAMA 20
Mdsnhassa. OF ere Indian ocean. VIII AZ
last give an adequate outlet 20 the trade
~ Central Africa Hitherto an me pro-
auets OF the country hare had so 5e carried
bv caravan 20 tire Zanzibar coast. or by
caravan 90 The nav-gaa}e waters OF the
NIe ND from thence C the uarrs II the
Nile These Ways were both extremely
hazardous ard expensive, and me nese
scheme VIII 20 a large degree o5v.ate these
objections England Hu q necessity be
compelled 20 estahl 81 A protectorate over
the country Through which the railway
viii pass and the cost Of transportation by.
raj - much cheaper tnan that ~ caravan.
Uganda "a a country wei woTth develop
Ing. n occupies sbout sa.ea square miles
to Iae west ard loElaves. 9. Victoria N.Y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
Growth of socialism I'm Germany.

NCW lUIh ILNtIIIIfS I Vot+
There is some interesting and sugges-
tive reading in the report of the recent
progress of the German Socialist party,
published in the Noerwarts and prepared
for the congress at Breslau. 1t speaks
very disdainfully OF the anti-revolltionary
bills and the recent movement in favor OF
exceptional legislation against the So
cialists. and says that whatever plans NAV
be formed in the future DO suppress the
propaganda the social Democrats will be
able to ward off the blows. The Socialists,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-10
W0M4N's RELIEF CORPS FAIR.

The ladies of Admiral Foote Post Wo- mans Relief corps have about complet- ed arrangements for their fair, which is to be held tomorrow afternoon and evening at O. U. A. M hall on Chapel street, and everything indicates that it will be a very attractive affair. A large attendance is expected The object is one that appeals to the benevolent, as the fair is held in the hope of adding materially to the relief funds of the corps, which are now, owing to many calls from the sick and needy down to a low eFob. The corps does great deal of relief work and the money received from the fair will be expended in a most worthy cause. Cake, ice cream and fancy articles will be disposed of and the price of admission is only 10 cents. The principal officers of the corps are: Mrs. Belden, president; Miss Mary Davis, vice president; Mrs. Rus sell, treasurer; urs. George M. White. secretary; Mrs. Nancy Howell, chap lain; Mrs Benton, junior warden; Mrs. Hattie smith, conductor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-10

congress had refused him leave to print a detailed analysis of the claims pre- s1lted as "a paltry fling, the fact be- ing that one senator (Mr, Gray of Dela- Ware) for some reason objected, and he had not time in the closing hours of the session to ask vote of the senate Jn that request
 Having now pHnty of time, said MT Morgan, T will now read the docu- ment" and he proceeded to do so,
 It showed the actual amount due, ex- cluding the claims of American citizen to be only S961O2, instead of $425,OOO, as proposed by MT. Gresham
 He renewed his contention that the further negotiations in regard to these damag5s as provided by the treaty could only be entered upon by and with the consent of the senate, and suggest ed that the senate should not be dspriv- ed of it's constitutional power because it may suit the present views of the president He closed by asking vote on his resolution,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-10
4 New Mining Camp in Colorado.

Denver Dec. 9.-The latest mining excitement is at Cottonwood camp, within thirty miles of Denver, in Clear Creek county A telephone message was received from the town on Sat urday night of a shipment of shot guns to enable the owners of former ranch to drive away invaders. Captain Hutchinson, one of the owners, was de- termined to hold his land for 8 town site, and when the early trains from Denver arrived with five carloads of prospectors they met with a stern re- ception. Hundreds of city people vis- ited the place yesterday, and on their return last evening they reported the entire country in the vicinity of the fields studde with claim stakes and at least LOGO people we'll armed camped out on their claims.