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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Neneite Wa1rt1tett.

@roBe Gdlte in ben lebten Saaen
sleiASeitis in oer alten uno neuen @elt
Sn @bieago muBten S1ulen 9ei6loI
len peroen. Oa es unmDsli6 mar, oi,
3immer auf ben erforberli6en @drme.
GRAB 5u brinsen. Nuf Dem &bein muBte
Die S1ifffabrt gdnsli6 ein9eitellt tper=
ben. Sn ROln seiste Der Sbermomete,
am MOntag SO Grao Gellius unter
Null.
Wbeeling puroe ON MOntag Wtor=
gen bon elmer f6meren 6euersbrunlt
beimseiu9t +; 5 6duIer serlt0rt, 6 Bfer=
be perbrannt S6aoen $50, 900.
Ser Srootlpn Gtreif fam als been=
bet betra6tet peroen bic Sruppen aus
Stem Sort puroen entlaHen bic 8roB=
l5abl Der Streifer febrt sur Nrbeit suriif.
eSmmerbin fanb Mpnta9s nod elm &iot
ifatt bel oen es einen Sobten unb meb=
| rere 8ermunoete CAB. 9bermals MUIR
ben piele Sra6te our6i6nitten.
I'm nod pom sesenmdrtieen GonereB
cine 20lung Der beitebenoen Sinans=
i6pierigteiten gu erlan9en, bat grdli=
bent Gleoelano am Wontag eine Spe=
Sial6otibaft an Den GongreB 9eri6tet,
in pel6er er fol9enoe 8ori6ld9e Ra0t ::
|. Nus9abe 3pro5ertiger Gplobonos in
Stiifen BON 500 uno $50 riifsablbar
in SO sSabren 2. 9tifsua rnD Ner=
ni6tung Der 2e9al Senoer uno S6aB=
amtsnoten 3. @rmd6tigung Der Na=
tionalbanfen sur 9totenaus9abe in Der
S0he Oes Setrags, fir ben iie gunoes=
bombs i'm Sunoesibabamt Deponiren,
nit Qusi6luB 2prr5entiaer Bombs i
4. Nationalbanflloten unter SO biirfen
nidt melr ausgegeben tperoen, Silber
@ertifitate bon $40 uno b06er iinb ein=
5u5ieben uno su pernihten. uno on Dee
rem itatt Silber=Gertififate bon tperioer
als SO aussueeben. 5. gpm l. Suli
1895 an ioQen ale 36lle in Golo sabl= |
bar iein.
sSn DEN Gilbertreilen oes GpnereiIes
finoet glepelanos Gori6lag itrenge Ger=
urtbeilung, in ben anoern miro er ee=
biaist. Man bDfft ben 8ori6lae nit
Siilfe elmer Nnsab bon yiepublitanern
our9 ben GongreB su bringen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Ser arpke Gfreif

in yrooflpn, lpelder nun iiber spei
Wo6en angebauert bat, oiirfte mud
uno nad feinem @noe entgsgen aeben
einmal neil es ben @eiellihaften eelun=
gen 1T, BON ausmdrts griab fit Die
ltreifenben 9lngeitellten .ber3ul6affen,
uno Johann, neil Die gfotb piele Der
Streiter smingt, our Nrbeit suriif gu
febren. Sin geri6t pom Sonntae
iaet Sic Gtreiter tdmpfen nit benz
Mutbe Der 0ersmeif flung, bod ibre &ei=
ben iteben ni6t mebr fef. Sunger tbut
webe unb oieier muB Die Nusitdubigen
balo sur &apitulation spingen. Sie
9etpaltbdtisen @lemente baben lire
Sattif eednbert uno ibr SperationSfelo
p0alg in Die 2ifte perlest. Sic arbei=
ten unter Dem S9ube Der Nadt, po=
BON Die 5ersausten Srollep 9rdbte an
jeoem Worsen 3eusniB able9en. Sie
@eieli1aften meroen nlr1 oas ,3erlt0=
runssiDerf Der n9rabtsmifer" empfinb=
lid aei6doigt, nod mebr als BON ben
@rcefen, Die gu 9ases5eit pailiren unb
Die &irbenitaot bisber in einen &riees=
idauplab peripanoelten. Srob aller
9eaentbeilisen 8e,ii6te tpuroe nod fei=
ner Der Stem Dorfer Sruppentorper ab=
berufen. Man traut oIfenbar benz
Srieoen nod ni6t unb glaubt, oaB ibre
desperate Sage Die Streiter su neuen
@eipaltt6atigfeiten berleiten tperbe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
2lttf sd,mertes eAmeioe.
3uiidlen Wleriep unn @uatemdla

| 3miiden MericD u1lD Guatemala be-
iteben fdon ieit lanseu sSabren @ren3-
stpiftigfeiten, Die in ben lebten Wo1er'
frie9orpbei,be @efabr angenommen ba=
ben. Gin baberises mtimatum Merf=
cos tpuroe BON Guatemala turspeo ab=
semieien uno ieitber berridt beioerieits
eine tdsli6 iteiaenoe Grbitterung, mel=
DE ii6 bereits in enereiIden Sriessrii=
funsen tunb 9ibt. 8eipnbers eifrig
ipiro oas Rriessfieber in Merico ee=
idiirt. 0as oortige &riess ss=Separte=
ment entlpifelt cine fieberbafte 5bdtig=
felt. Seit mebreren Woben f6pn ipirb
Sag uno Naht an Der 3uriiitlng gum
Sample gearbeitet. Brobe 0orrdtbe
bon Waffen uno Munition lino na9 Der
@uatenala=@ =@renae abgeianot poroer,
mo nad ben lebten Melounsen bereits
$4,000 Mann 3eeierun9struppen uno
Staatslnilis anseiamiaelt linb.
Nnoerieits bat Guatemala berlu1t,
Elm giinonib nit ieiIrefl Nadbarfaaten
ab5uidlieben, i6eint aber oalnit feinen
grfolg sebabt 81 babsf.
glah lebten Beridtefl bat uniere Ge=
9ierung Die &olle zines 0ermittlers
iibernommen unb es beitebt Die M6g=
lidfeit, oaB infolse bsiien elm 9riees=
ausbru6 pernlieben ipsrben fann. 9lus
ben Ser. Staaten babsn ii6 Der lnerita=
niiben Gesieruns bereits uiele Sreilpil=
lise 5ur 8erfiisuus gsfellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Gin t,ta9erer 0eraIeid,.
Ser freifenbe Berg bat etn Wtdnslein eeboren.

Ser Milfens Sar=proseB lit beige
lest !" bieb es am Samltas, uno als
mir uns na6 Dem &eiultat erfunoi9s
ten, brabten mir in grfabrung, baf
Yeriab Wiltens itatt Der uripriinelif
beanlpru6ten $63000.00 nur $500
an riditdnoigen Steuern 3u besablen
babe, ibperlib 9enug, I'm Die Soften
Su be5ablen, ipelde Dem gpuntp burh
ben proseb peruriaht muroen.-
Ser Nnsetlaate uno feline Sreunos
lbmunseln iiber Dieien Nusgang aber
mas iagen Die Sar5abler oa3u ? Mae
Nn5eiden oeuten Oarauf bin, baB Dem
fldgli6en glusgans oes pro3eHes Elm
gans gemeiner S6a6er gu @runoe
liegt uno Die 8iirser baben elm &ebt,
Muffldrung 81 berlangen. Sofort
follte cine griinolihe nnte,iu6ung ein=
aeleitet tperoen uno mern es ni1t m0g=
lid lit, Die S6uloisen CUR Gedenidaft
gu 3ieben, 10 iollten oieielben penieitens
in ibrer 9ansen @rbdrmlibfeit Dor benz
Publitum blobgeltellt meroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
0eitorbeu.

9lm Is. Sanuar in Canal Ooper
5rau Qnna Senfins, i'm 9llter pon 63
Sabren. 9ie Yeritorbene mar Die Mut=
ter BON z Ginoern, BON Oenen li6 nod
6 am 2eben befinoen.
gln 18. San. nDroli6 bon Ganal
Sober Saeob gaper I'M Qllter bon 50
Sabren. gr binterldBt cine Wittme,
aber teine Ginber.
9lm 10. San. in einem SoIpital in
Columbus Die Srau pon 2emuel Gabill
in ubri6sbille an Der 2unsenibmino=
iu9t, 45 Sabre alt. Die 9ei1e Der
NerItprbenen ipurbe in ll6ri1spille be-
eroist.
Nm 20. San. in Stem Gomerstown
Goworo S6ulb an elmer 9iierenfranf=
belt. Ter Serforbene iuar unperbei=
ratbct unD wobnte bel ieinen Gltern.
Nm 81. San. in Ieinem 0auie i'm
Clotppn Sbale Samuel Milar, noh
mebrjdDriesr idperer &rantbeit, mi
9llter ppn IS Sabren, Sin unbeilba-
req Grebsleiben fiibrte enoli6 ieinen
3ob bsrbei. 9)silar par ME uerbeira=
tDet.
glm %. Sanuar in Der gtdbe pDn
Stillmater 6rau 2poe Surner I'M Sall.
ie ibres Wuters George Council. Gie
mar einiae Sage porber, als lie aus
Dem &eller itieg, aussegliti6t uno riif=
lings Die Sreppe hinunter gefallen, luo=
bel ibr &iidsrat ihtner oerlebt ipuroe.
Dieie 0erleBung fiibrte ben 600 Der
etpa 38 Sabre alteil Srau berbei. IS
mag in grinneruns gebradt merhen.
oaB aud ibr Wtann por nidt lanoer
3eit einea llnialle gum Opfer iiel. sr
Duroe. luie mir ieiner 3eit gemeloet,
toot neben Dem Geleile Der s. 8. q
%. Yabn aufsefunoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Die Wirfttt,9 Der teucn g0pH.
AStte.

0ieriiber brinst Die pga. y. 0anoels.
seitun9", cine @egncrin oes neuei 9a.
riis. folsenbe 4eberuns oes Gbeis cine,
|aroBen Smport uno Gommiilions= Sir=
ma .9ie unmittelbare gEifunl Der
0erausnabme Der sroBen Maarenpo=
ifen, Die bisber In ben 3oiiIpeihern ge-
laaert batten, lit Die. baB Die preije
fir idmmtlihe aGDllenipaaren cine Der
3oIlberabieBnna entlpredenoe grmd6i=
auns erfabren baben, unb slpar iino
ni1t nur bic i'm Gpraus beltcllteil
Maaren 5u ben ,leuen YreiIen aboegc=
ben pDrben. audi Ole nod i'm Eager be-
finblihen gDaaren lino um 40 prp5ent
i'm preiie berabaeiebt morben, uno
ebenfo baben Die bielisen 6abrifen ii1
au elmer aleiden preisermdbiaune per=
iteben miiien. Cb lebtere babel ,uer=
ben beitehen f6nnen, bas 1T cine 0rage,
bic sur 3eit Nielnano beantporten
fam immerbin 1T jeooh an3unebmen,
baB iie nit Oiilfe perbellerter Mrbcits=
Metbooen uno Wafdineyie, freier 9ob-
iDoIe uno neuer MDlliorten, beren @er=
menoung unter ben boben 3ollraten
bisber ausgeidloiien mar. i'm Stanbe
iein tueroen. Der Ronturren; bes Muss
lanoes bic Gtirne 81 bieten. Qltler Wor<
ausiidt nod biirften Die neuen gDoIl=
36lle fogar fiir Die Gabrifanten fdleB-
lih lih als BON grObem Wortbeil
berausifeQen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Mus per 0mmOesitaOt.

Sm 0auie Bat am Gamfas &eprd=
fentant gDilfon, @Driibenber bes Gomi=
tes fiir Mittel uno Mese, Die Debate
iiber bic Bill er6ffnet, ben grtra=Oiffe=
rential3oll BON lilo Gent per pfuno
auf 3ufer. Der aus Qdnbern, Die cine
ggporiprdmie sablen, iniportirt miro,
su tpiberrufen.
Sm 6enate ipurOe nab elmer 1efti9eil
mebrtdeigen Tebattc cine &eiolution
bon 8eit, Mp., NIT "a gegen % Stiln-
men an9enDmmetl. melbe bic 6aipaii=
politif Der Mominiitration gutbeibt.
Die Geiolution belagt, bab, tpenngleid
Die Bep0lferung Der Ser. Staaten lib
gu @uniten Der ginrihtuna Republics
nii1er Snititutipnen. ,po INNER es
gebt, ausipribt, file Die politif abiolu=
ter Mdteinmiidung nno oas &e6t je=
bes Golfes, iib feline eiaene &esierunss=
form gu ipdblen, anerfennt uno beBbalb
glepelanbs pplitit Der glidteinmiibung
billigt. 9as 0otum mar Elm Yartei=
potum init Der eiIlsisen Musnabme, baB
pettigrep (&ep., g. D. nit Den Se=
motraten itimmte.
Sm fernern bat Der Senat nit 81
sesen 81 Stinlmen bic iugenannte Ni=
caragua=8ill paiiirt. ourb tpel6e Ga=
nal Bombs i'm Yetraae ppn 70 Millio=
nen bon ben Ser. @taatcn garantirt
meroen. 9ie Yill tpurbe bon ben ein=
flnbreihfen 9empfraten bes Senates
befdmpft, neil feine genauen &plten=
boranidldge borliegen llno Die Soften
bieleiht oas breifade betrasen iperpen /;
neil jeoes 0ertrauen in bic 3entabili=
tdt feblt, ba iid aubernfalls senus pri=
pattapital CUR Nusfiibruns finben tpiir=
be etc. Cine 3eituns faet gu bem 8e=
fdluSie oes Senates, Der iibrigens nod
oas Saus sll paifiren bat
Die rieiise 2obbp, wel6e felt Sabren
fnr bisie 8ill arbeitet, mag jebt Gbam=
lpasner trinten, iie Observation-Disclosures
.Derbient.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Ser GMneeftur,tt

bonn lebten Samltag, Der in bieiieer
@egeno an lln9emiithli6teit ailes iiber=
traf, mas man felt man6en Sabren se=
ieben, bat i'm Mefen ibon am Greitas
einseiebt unD bort Dielorts nod drser
geipiitbet. als bier. Sn manben Gtan=
ten, !. 9. In Midisan, bat er aud nod
am Gonntaa an9eoauert. Gelbit in
3eras unb 2ouiiiana blieben iie nidt
bonn Sdnee perfhont unb an mnnden
Grten, mo G1neefaQ 3u ben ielteneil
9ingen seb6rt, tonnte man iid bas
Yersniisen MAIDEN. Gdlitten 5u fabren.
Gdlimm bat Der Gtllrm am Gamifa9
an Der atlantii1en Giiite 9ehaust. bon
no sablreide 66iffbriihe gemelhet mere
ben unb no biels Menidenleben perlo=
rem 9in9en. Dabei berrid)te tuie bier
liberal cine rieIige 2dlte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Wad) sStoriOa oOer Galifurs
utctt!

gser cine GeiIe nab Elorioa ooer Gu
lifornien, ooer nab irseno einem an=
bern punfte bes SiiDens ober Weitens,
plant, Der uenoe lib init Srief ober
Puittarte on ben lnterseihneten, lpu
er ieomeoe Musfunft iiber Soften uno
Sabrpldne &c. auf Den fiirseiten &outen
Der Yenniplpania 8abnen erbaltetl
fam, ooer erfunoige lib perI0nli6 BEL
einem bon neren 9i9enten. 8. s.
MaesBatters. 0iitriet Yaiienger Neent,
1927 2ibertD Street, pittsbura, ga.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

Sapib girler sesen Wm. Nbams ab.
9eseben.
Sonas Snpoer oegen sSiaac 8irler
u. u. Das @eridt entihieb gu @un=
item Der &nseflaaten; Rld9er appelirten.
Sarah @ils gegen 6rant Wins.
Sbeiluna anaeoronet unb entibieben.
bab Die Gld9erin gu einem Se9stel, Der
Mngefla9te 81 fiinf Sedstel oes Grtra=
ges bere1tigt lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Gudlens Wrmifa saIbe.

Sic bette Salbe in Der gBelt fir
S6nittwunoen, @ei6tuiire, Sals1uB,
Sieberwunoen, Nusfdlas, aufseiprun=
gene 9dnbe, Sroitbeulen, 9iibnerausen
uno alle 9autausidldse, fotpie lie be-
itimmt 9dmorrboioen beilt. sic tpiro
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit su se=
ben, ooer oas @elo miro 5uriifseseben.
preis Is Gents per 56abtel BEL s. 6.
Miller uno Sobn.
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7 3pei GdiffsfataltrDpben, BEL Oeneil
IA peripnen ibr Qeben perlDren, ereig=
reten lih an Der Riiiie Der Neu-gnalono
Gt0nten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

SD lit an elmer beftiaen grfaI=
tlna uno aebrandte nnf Mnratben eli
mes Greunbes Dr. Muanft R6nigs Oams
buraer 8rulftbee unb In tur5er 3eit mar
i'd mieoer bergeitllt. Gran MrltinQ-
ital, LAB court Str, Cincinnati, o.
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: Jn paris III es gouraois nidt ae-
lungen, Elm Rabinett 3u bilben. ipDbl
ober natb !angem Muben oem friibern
premierminIiisr MibOt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
Grenriiom fur gcimitdttems
SMd,cnOc.

i'm Sii0en uno 5iibolteu auf ben Qini=
Ell Der YenniplDania Yabn.
glm Mtittnob ben 5. ;Sebruar ,uerben
auf oen StatiDnen Der YennIplpania
8aDnlinien greurlions Sidets ,u err
mabigten Yreiien 81 Yunften i'm Sii=
ben uno GiiOofen ausgeeeben. Sir
ndbere Ietails ipenbe man lib an ben
ndbiten Sidetasenten Der Yenniplpa=
mia @abnlinicn. ober an S. Ban Eu=
len, Gbief 9iIilfent Oeneral Yailenger
Ngent in Yittsburg. ga.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30
aper's Sair=8igor
Serbiitet bas Grgrauen bes Saares.

Serbiitet bas Grgraueil bes 9aares.
rMein 9aar rpurbe RAID srau unb Fer aus;
cine SIafde pon Mper's Sairs 8ieor bat benz
lebeI abgeboIfen, iinb ieft lit nein Saar 70
fart wie friiber. unb hdt feline ecbte 9arbe
pieber." - .. Dnfrupa, gIepeIanb, ..
3ubereitet uon DR.. 5. 6. Mper q Co., aopeu, w,efT.
Sn apOtbeten unb qarfamsrie, ,adben gu fi,,ben.
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MDer'S 9airsTigor
Grneut bas Soar mad, Tieberu.

sgor mebr aIs einem Sabre botte i'd etn befs
ti9es 5ieber, unb aIs id senas. 5iug nein aDdar
an ottsjlfalen; mas nod ausbielt, ipiirbe gral,.
SD uerfutte uerfdiebene Ulittsl, aber unaiomft,
bis idb 3MIett anfing Nper's 9airs 8igor 5i ges
brauben, unb nun Ipddbft mein 6aar raid unb
hat feline friibere Tarbe fpieber.H - Wrs. u.
Collins Qahtpt YiaiJ.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

- @ebt 3u Better & QDtle, tDenn
Ibr GrabIteine unb Monumente lpDllt.
Nieielben be3ablen feine bohen pro3ente
an N9entenA unD t6nnen billig perfaua
fen. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-01-30

7 Qoro Nanbolpb @bur9iQ. Der be-
rlbmte sisIii6e Gtaatsmonn, lit am
"a. aeitorbens; er mar erit 46 Sabre alt.
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Mper's Sair=8igor

Madt bas 9aar ,peid uno gldn3enb.
sd sebran@e Mper's Goirs8iaor .jeit
beinabe flint Sabret7, ttilb nseim 6ear u i0iktg,
Bin piersia Sabre alt unS reite felt filnfnlbs
a,pdn3ia Sabren Jber bic 4rdrfeen.S - @ft.
6enrp DIT, alias " Mustang Bill, !" aswcaftle.
gDuO.
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S,cira tbs s c,p illtai.,,aeat.

Mm. g. 4antes Marp S. Glis.
Sobn 8arnbill Sennie grabtree.
tMarcus gnbres Marp 6. 0anenfrat,
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Few Know About the Shakers of
 Mount Lebanon.

We may not accept their peculiar religious views. We cannot entes into the spirit of their sacrifices, and therefore we do not study their habits of life.
 It is not neeess ny to believe as they do, but we can and do respect their sincerity or purpose and the honor and uprightness which marx all their business dealings.
 In one particular the Shakers excel all other men or clesiCs of men. This IS in the cultivation of medicinal herbs and plants They have made 1t a study for more than one hundred years, They ure also expert ln eX- .raotlng from them their characteristic es sence and medicinal virtues.
 This Is their peculiar industry. Their lVes have been devoted to it. By it they are sup ported They excel in this branch us do the Monks of the Order of St. Benedict with their famous liqueur called " Beneilctine." ,, Now ttis lifelong study on the part of the Shakers has not been in vain. They have ac- complished much good. Tneir medicinal Ok tracts aed cordials are known throug hout the world.
 The Shaker Digestive Cordial is probably the most useful medicine ever given to the public. It is not a cue for all diseases it doesn't pretend to be; but one disease It will cure. and that is indigestion. It is not pre- tended that it will cure anything else, an sufferer has not long to wait to see the result.
 Almost the first dose will give relief and, if continued, permanent cure will follow. The Shaker motto is Prove all things and hold fast that which is good" For this reason the Shakers put into the hands of the retail bott.es, which can be had for ten cents each, so that for this small sum the reader can as- certain whether 1t is adapted to hts case.
 mhS flaw
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-13

what congress does in the matter of limit if in their views of so-called- what did he call it?-sociology? political economy?--t they fix a limit or minimum of $100,000 this court will have nothing to say about it. I agree 1t will have nothing to say if it lets go it's hold upon this law-upon law passed for such purpose, accomplishing such result by such means # | thought that the fundamental object of all civilized government was the preservation Of the the right of private property. That IS all MT. Webster said at Plymouth Rock in 1920 and I supposed that all educated civilized men believed it. According to the doctrines that have been eXpounded here this morning even that great fun damental principle has been scattered to the wind"
 Washington and Franklin were alive to that sacred principle, said MT. Choate, and if they could have foreseen that in short time-for what were 155 years in the life of the republic ?-it would be claimed in the supreme court of the United States that not despite that constitution, but because of it, they had helped create a combination of states that could pass law for break ing into the strong box of the citizens of other states and giving out the wealth of everybody worth more than $1OO,O ,OOO for general distribution through out the country, they would have both been keen to erase their signatures from an instrument that would result in such consequences. The spirit that invaded the halls of congress, said Mr. Choate was seeking to throw up it's instruments in the supreme court.
 The hour of 4 having arrived, the court adjourned until tomorrow noon, when MT. Choate will conclude the ar gliment
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COURIER WEDNESDAY, 3 89a

when things are a bit dull in their own lines or when a rare opportunity for a haul is afforded them.
 Several who have been arrested were sorry-looking specimens of manhood A sick man could whip a roomful of them. TO me they admitted that had their vic- tims turned on them and presented a revolver they would have dropped dead. They are really more afraid of the man they stop than he is of them, as a rule
 "The force of highwaymen now in Kansas City is, in my opinion com prised largely of erstwhile Unborn gamblers and gambling house loungers who were driven out of Kansas"
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MAGGIE soH1oss' MUBDER.
Another Remarkable Turn in the Dr.Whit
 ten Case.

Another Remarkable Turn in the Dr'Nhit
 ten Case.
 The case against Dr. George 10. Whitten of Auburndale, Mass, under indictment here with Dr. J. E. Lee for the murder in the second degree in having caused the death of Maggie Schloss of Ansonia, has taken a re- markable turn. pr. Whitten was in- dicted here In January and brought here from Massachusetts on eXtradi- tion papers being granted by Cover nor Greenhalge. Dr. Whitten pleaded not guilty and was released on $1o,000 bonds After his release the eighteen grand jurors signed a statement to the superior court saying that they did not find a true bill against Dr. Whitten, but only against Dr. Lee, who was charged with him. On Mon- day pr. Whitten and his counsel, ex- Governor Long, appeared before Gov ernor Coffin at Hartford and presented request from Governor Greenhalge asking that Dr. Whitten be restored to the state of Massachusetts as a free man. The request was backed up by a lengthy statement of the law by the Massachusetts attorney general, which set forth that as pr. Whitten had not been properly indicted but in- dicted through error and mistake, such an indictment should not hold under the law of comity of states and there fore ought to be quashed and Dr. Whitten restored to his freedom. Gov ernor Coffin listened carefully to the opinion and stated to Dr. WhitteH's counsel very emphatically that if he was satisfied that amy wrong had been done he would gladly rectify the error He agreed to notify State Attorney Doolittle of this county and set Q hear ing on the matter at once Attorney Penny and ex-Judge w. B. Stoddard counsel here for Dr. Whitten, con slider the request to Governor Coffin an ill-advised proceeding, as they doubt the power of the governor to return a person to another state after they have been indicted, extradited and lodged in jail pr. Whitten's innocence is so plain in their opinion he should waive all technicalities and stand trial State Attorney Doolittle went to Hart ford yesterday in reference to this matter
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-13
Delicate Surgical onerntinn.

A surgical operation of more than usual interest was performed yesterday afternoon at the Charity hospital, New York city, by Professor A. M. Phelps. The operation consisted of grafting the hip bone of a dog into the hip of a man who was suffering from bone diesase. After the bone had been grafted the dog was killed and the animal severed from the grafted bone. The operation, which was emi- nea1tly successful, was one of great in- terest to surgeons and among those present was pr. l.. E. Gaynor of this city. Professor Phelps is the surgeon who several years ago attempted a like operation, which was unsuccessful, owing to the fact that the attempt was made to save the dogs life.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-13
DON'T TEAR THE FoorPAD.
Usually He is More Afraid of You Than You
 Are of Him.
From the Kansas City star.l


 Are of Him.
 From the Kansas City star
 "A footpad has the softest snap on earth" said Chief of Police Speers this morning. "Why people allow them selves to be robbed by the ordinary run of highwaymen I cannot understand. Men who have faced all kinds of dan ger on the frontier without flinching will throw up their hands without hesl- tation when ordered to do so by any common highwayman on the street. do not believe the robber would have such an easy thing if his victim knew what chances he had if he offered re- sistance. As a rule, and especially dur ing these hard times the footpad is none other than the half-starved and sneak ing devil one meets on the streets in the daytime begging for nickel. Cold and hunger drive these men to a crinin- al life, and they make their first entry as ameteur highwaymen or petty thieves. Invariably they are the great est of towards. The professional foot pad is practically unknown in Kansas City. As matter of fact, it can hardly be said there is a professional class The professional criminals of all classes turn their business to the highway