New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03

life and seek the comforts OF the grave. The anti
swallowed is Of little avail 4 mixture Of nour and
water should be given. also mucaginous dr.nk.
once had a patient recover after taking small
quantity of the acid ard she said she thougnt she
was swallowing molten zeal 1t Is horrible NE
destroyer"-( buffalo Courier
1.-THE Boston Transcript says that TIRE famous Oh
elm which for a century and a quartz: stood in
somerv,Ie-ave at the corner OF CentraI-st So:ner-
vile has been cut down. The tree was on the line
OF march when the British forces retreated from
Lexington II bore p,acard winch furnished me
information that the tree was pianted IN h'- oy
Thomas Rand The exact year Is not KNOWN me
erection of a building on the land near the tree
which stood in the middle OF the Sidewalk directly
in front OF the building. made IL necessary 10 re-
move It, There was opposition and 1t was only
after much elaboration by the city government 'has
the order for the removal OF the tree was passed
Many souvenir-hunters have carried on pieces OF
! the tree.
4 prominent physician who had call some
distance down the bay shell road during me pre Eva
below Monroe Park the waters OF the bay were
the Ice was stroaS enough to sustain mans weight
Fish could be seen frozen fast IN the Ice teste,
the city. he saw quite number OF people with
lunches of fish covered with ice. and ne concluded
OF the bay upon the thawing OF the ice.-(Moble
Register.
81 believe" says Congressman-elect c. n. Clark.
OF Hannibal, No. that Missouri will cast her vote
In 1896 for the Republican nominee for the Pres-
dency. The trend of public sentiment out our way
is Enthusiastically toward the Republican party. That
is amply proved by the fact that IN the LIVth Con-
gress our State will have ten Republican Represent
atives out of a total OF fifteen, whereas In the
present House only one member sits on the Repuo-
lican side. Missouri can no longer be classed as
Democratic State. OF the various candidates men,
toned IN connection with the Presidency, there are
two who enjoy almost equal favor with Missouri
Republicans and 1t is hard 10 say which has the
most followers Governor Mckinley, Of Ohio, or
Tom Reed OF Maine. The general feeling Is tnat
either would make a first-class President. and that
either can lead the party to victory"
The Worms Turn.-Stranger-I understand that
there has just been a lynching here? .,,,z
Native-Yep Some time ago one OF our citizens sl.
received calathumpan serenade on his weddin'
night All the toushs In town were heT Fr anY he he
Have you lynched him for that
NAV We've just been lynchin' the jury wat
found him guilty."-tNewYork Weekly.
In speaking of tire bill introduced in the Legs
lature Of this State. providing that the tires OF
wagons or carts carrying a ton or more shall
not be less than four inches wide. the Ctica
Press" says: Every one who drives appreciates
the fact that the ruts which make roads rougn
result from heavy loads dragged In narrow-tired
wagons. which cut deep into the soft earth. leav-
ing a mark not easily effaced and which when
a few loads have passed over 1t becomes practical
~ permanent. 1t has also been demonstrated tnat
heavy rollers among the best road-making
machines II this kill becomes law, as 1t ought
TO. then every heavily loaded wagon will be itself
roller. improving instead of destroying the high
ways The wide-tired wagons easily
drawn and little II any costly than the
present style. With the introduction OF wide tires
for lumber wagons and the approaching popularity
OF pneumatic tires for carriages road-ruttins
would be materially lessened. II not wholly pre-
vented"
The Rev Mr. Siiltgeit. a Norwegian Lutheran
minister OF North Dakota, arrived In Durham, y.
g, few days ago. He is visiting that section
he bring colony OF his felow-countrymen.
HIS report Of the condit IN Of the farmers In some
parts OF tho Dakoas is truly dolefu. He says there
~ a strong inclination the part OF many Nor
wegians IN the Northwest 10 remove South. which
they regard more inviting field for them
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