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Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
THE RIGHT START.

The action taken yesterday afternoon at the joint meeting of the two commit tees of the Commercial Club regarding the proposed steel plant for Birmingham was the right start towards the consum- nation of that important enterprise. The ideas expressed by the different gentle men who addressed the meeting were to the effect that Birmingham should make some kind of a showing for what was deemed of so much importance to her real estate and business interests, or. as pr. Phillips forcibly expressed it, "Bir- mngham should put up or shut up" about steel plant.
 The meeting provided for the appoint ment of a subcommittee, to be composed first of the chairmen of the manufae- turing and real estate committees, and two other members from these commit tees respectively, who should first formu- late some general plan for a steel plant. In this primary work this committee will accept suggestions from any and all sources, which can be left with the sec retary of the club, end when this is set tied then subscription lists will be opened and circulated generally among our clti- zens, for both money and land The land supScrlpllOnS VIII De SuDJect to Vdlua- tion by a committe selected by the sub- scribers for that purpose, and on the for nation of the company stock will be is sued at the fixed valuation.
 The representative of one land com Dany present authorized the statement that his company would subscribe one- tenth of their entire holdings, while sev- eral separate lots in the city were like wise rendered, so that there is no ques- tion but that the movement touches a popular chord and can be made a success if vigorously and ntelligently followed up.
 This is absolutely clean deal There is no scheme back of it in any ones in- terest, but this does not preclude the com mittee from accepting propositions from any and all sources, and if it is found more practical to utilize any plant around the city there is nothing to pre- vent acceptance on it's merits.
 Tine presence of some of our big land companies officers at the meeting was a most encouraging sign, for until the property owners and land companies come squarely to the issue of doing each what he can, this enterprise may not re- ceve the impetus that it merits, but. with the city government, the Commer- cial club and the property owners all pull ing together for one object, there is every reason to believe that object will be at- tained
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
ANOTHER BOUNDARY QUESTION.


 In his regular message to congress the president called attention to the impor- tance of an early settlement and defini- ton of the proper boundary line between Alaska and British America. Partial conventions have been entered into be- tween the two governments for the set clement of so much of this boundary line as can be determined by actual measure ment and survey, the latest agreement for this purpose being dated February 3, 1894 But even this work awaits com pletion for the lack of the necessary ap- propriations.
 There is x very wide difference be- tween the claim of Great Britain and that of the United States as to the proper boundary line. If Great Britain should declare that her claim is not matter for arbi- tration and that the United States shall yield to her pretensions we would have a case similar to that of the Venezuela dispute. It is simply intolerant for Great Britain to fix boundary lines upon this continent at her own will A recent wri- ter, discussing the territorial dispute be- tween Great Britain and Venezuela, un-
 
 when he says that "it is an axiom of in- ternational ethics sanctioned by general usage, that all boundary disputes aris- ing from imperfect surveys, or from ad- verse constructions of treaty provisions, or which turn exclusively upon ascer- tainable historical facts, or which involve questions of prescriptive right, are, in the last resort, properly referable to joint commission or to outside friendly arbitration" This is the rule of common sense and common equity.
 Discussing this question the Baltimore Sun says:
 Such a dispute between nations is pre- cisely analogous to similar controversy between owners of adjoining farms In the latter case there are courts to resort to, by which all the evidence in support of the conflicting claims of the respective parties can be heard and sifted, and ex- actly equal justice done in the premises. There is no international tribunal before which sovereign states can carry their controversies of a like nature. They must come to an agreement between themselves or create a tribunal for them selves, by whose decision they agree be- forehand to be mutually bound.
 That, we understand is the fair and reasonable course which our government has been urging upon Great Britain in reference to the Venezuelan dispute. No civilized and Christian~nation is supposed to seek, in question of disputed boun- daries, more than the evidence shows that it is justly entitled to. No nation conscious or confident of having right on it's side should be afraid or unwilling to submit its case to the arbitration of an impartial tribunal. No strong and pow erful government involved in such a con- troversy with a weaker power can suf- fer any loss of dignity or prestige by &C., cepting arbitration in preference to re- lying upon superior brute force.'
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
COMPLICATED.

The unprecedented occurrence of the shooting of an attorney by the chief jus lice of a state, which transpired in the state of Tennessee the other day, is com 1nented upon as follows by the Chicago Record:
 From the reports of the latest import ant public performance of Chief Justice D. L. Snodgrass of the supreme court of Tennessee it is inferred that legal straightened out under Justice Snod- grass jurisdiction much more directly and quickly than in the usual way.
 An attorney in the office of Congress- man Brown of Chattanooga had seen fit to take exceptions to one of his honor's rulings, going to the length of alleging in public print that the supreme court had rendered a certain decision from a political point of view and not in ac- cordance with the dictates of equity. The chief justice resented the imputa- tion, and was disposed to overrule the lawyers exceptions. With this in mind and pistol in his hip pocket he went to the attorneys office and handed down an opinion that the attorney was a liar. The attorney held this judgment to be faulty, and said as much. In the ensuing argument the attorney failed to carry his point, and the chief justice drew his pis- tol and shot him twice. It is because of this controversy, therefore, that the chief justice of Tennessee is now under bail bonds.
 "There is nothing in Blackstone which exactly covers the case, and lawyers will watch with interest to see what sort of precedent is established. In hitting the chief justice the lawyer seems to have been distinctly amenable for contempt of court. But in shooting the attorney, on the other hand, the chief justice seems to have been acting upon undue personal prejudice which would render an action for contempt inadmissible. The attor- ney can show two bullet wounds in proof that the courts ruling was not justified in equity. He may even feel impeled to demand a rehearing of the whole case after the chief justices pistol has been taken away from him.
 Indeed the complications of the affair defy solution. The legal world should watch the progress of affairs in Tennes- see to discover the real merits of the case"
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
A Conflict Inevitable.

Dublin, Dec. 20.-Mr. James O'Kelley, member of parliament for North Roscom- mon, London, editor of the Irish Daily Independent of Dublin and formerly one of the editors of the New York Herald, has contributed an article to the Inde- pendent in which he says that President Cleveland's action in the Venezuelan affair was guided by a remarkable pol icy, which was certain, sooner or later, to bring Great Britain and the United States in actual conflict. Many of the people believe that a conflict is inevita- ble, and that the sooner it comes the bet ter for America.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
Pjttsbure Officials Indicted.

Pittsburg. Pa., Dec. 20.-Nine indict- ments have been returned against E,x- City Attorney Moreland and Assistant w. H. House Three indictments charge each of the defendants with making con- tracts with three banks used as deposito- ries of city funds. Three are against Moreland and House Jointly. and three charge Moreland with having made such contracts, aided and assisted by House. The indictments are framed under sec tion 63 of the act of March 31 1860.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Holders of American Securities Are Sell. ing lndiscrimnately and Semi 5
 Panic Prevails.

London, Dec. 20.-The Globe says that the holders of American railroad stocks here and on the continent are selling in- discriminatory, and are in state of semi-panic, fearing that the present po- litical disturbance will lead to a financial panic in the United States.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
Russian Opinions.

St. Petersburg, Dec. 2O.-Seyeral of the St. Petersburg newspapers discuss the dispute between Great Britain and the United States and profess to believe that the issue will specific.
 The Novus says the present conflict interests the whole of Europe. and, there fore, mediation of certain European powers with a view to bringing about peaceful settlement would be oppor- tune,
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
The Spree Didn't Budge.

London, Dec. 20.-Another effort wal made last night to float the north Ger man Lloyd steamer Spree from New York; which is stranded on Wardel ledge, Isle of Wight, but the attemp was unsuccessful. Six powerful tugs working in concert, aided by the Spree engines, failed to move her an inch from her position on the rocks of the ledge.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21

Nearly all the governors of the states have given their opinions upon the Mon roe doctrine message and the presidents position, and they are almost unanimous in their approval and say that the people of their respective states will support his patriotic efforts in behalf of the honor and dignity of the United States.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
Unloadipg American Securities.

London, Dec. 2O.-At 12:9O o'clock this afternoon quotations on the stock ex- change of American railway securities showed the following declines, as com pared with the closing price last evening: Erie %, Erie seconds 9, Illinois Central 4 St. Paul common 33s, New York Gen. tral 21a, Pennsylvania 114. Reading F., Louisville and Nashville 3 and Atchison common 1. Canadian Pacific and Mexi- can central were also off 1h.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21

The Mobile Register need not tuck tail and take to the woods. The British fleet can't get up the channel. If the enemy should take Pensacola and march an army across to the rear of Mobile, the editor of the Register has only to call out the Blue and Gray and send the Lady Slocomb" over to defend Blakely
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21

The democratic state central commit tee of Indiana gave a rousing reception to all good democrats throughout the state at Indianapolis last week, and for mally launched the boom of Governor Matthews for the presidency by resolu- tions of support.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
An Attack on zeitoun Ordered

stantinople to the Frankfurter Zeitung says: The porte has ordered Mustapha Remsei Pasha to attack with 10000 troops and two batteries the city of Zei- toun and to lombard and destroy it, and to massacre the 12000 Armenians in the city.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
Nom,nations Sent in

Washington, Dec. 20-Phe president today sent the following nominations: George P Newman, Tennessee, to be agent for the Indians of the Collyille agency, in Washing ton. John F. Anderson, to be postmaster at Lockhardt Tex. A., Hewitt Hill, to be postmaster at Eustis Fla
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21

The Chattanooga Times well says: "While the European press, particularly the English press, still insists that Pres ident Cleveland's recent message is in- tended alone for political purposes, they mistake the facts in the case. Did the people of the United States believe this, republican papers and leaders would not be so heartily indorsing the presi- dents action"
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
The Investigat,on Postponed.

New York, Dec 2O.-The investigation of the yacht club of the charges made by Lord Dunravep was commenced this afternoon. as expected. The meeting has been postponed until Friday. Decem- Der 27.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
Gold Exports.

New York, Dec. 20.-Up to Il o'clock s, ,400,- 900 gold had been engaged for shipment to Europe tomorrow. The shippers and the amounts taken are as follows: Lazard Freres $1,000 900; Muller, Schall &, Co.,, $900,- 000 and l.. Yon Hoffman, $1, 1,500, ,000
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
Full of Mea sles.

Kingston. Jamaica, Dec. 20.-The Brit ish steamer Para from Southampton via Barbadoes arrived here today with sixty cases of measles on board. She was de- nied pratiuue and ordered In quarantine
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21
Chamber of Commerce Got Ashamed

New York, Dec. 20.-Secretary Wilson states that the call of the special meeting of the chamber of commerce, to take adverse action on President Cleveland's message on the Venezuelan question has been with drawn.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-12-21

President Cleveland can afford to lose the World, for he has won the Sun.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25
Spcciclt SrGu for
The Christian EndeavOr

The Christian EndeayOr
aiaaar fra Geoar JinptoS ria o. Is. 81. & u.
Gp. Manoag ben SOe Suli 81. 2 GitermiO-
bag. Set gaar gleunen Chicago, boor
Connections" 9jgreS mco ipeciele SrRn for
Bolton. 8 Nuburn Junction 9l6rcs "Gon
n%ectiou" meb @abaib Bauei, ben o~iiicisle
Jiute, for al unosaa 5rGHitiftnius / Gbicaso.
9ette 5rGn oil beltaa al Bulmau Soue'
uo9ne % free reclining chair cars. &c,
oer:gnlfer reieruereoe agier, buroe itraI til
Itripe lnoerteanebe.
Zen 14oe internatipnale &onDenti,n al
Christian Endeavor afboloes Bolton ira
Den lOoe III Den 14oe SuIi. 8ilIeitsr Ell
fare for Eur o. 0tetur iGIQes paa ale
9. 6. 81. 81 T. SIPS Gtotiouer fra Den ste
til ben soc Suli, siGIoer for Getur Ill ZEN
Ste gue. 1895. 9i3ie SiIeticr fan brrges
paa bet ipcctele 5r4u ben SEE SE!t. 3or
nGrmere SplpsnIuser beuUenoer man Jig til
8. 6, D. & u. 9ip.s g9enter eIer ~tiliirtO
3. g9orton, q. Z. 81 ]. u,
72.25 Geoor Rapios, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25
spcciclt Goa til Seuper

pia 9. 6. ". & y. 9ip. beitaaenoe Of iprite
8IasleS Runman SouepO9ne for SGrere %
anore, ipm pulfsr at benptte Jig al De laoe
Garter, Ell fare pins 81, for 5ur % Jietur
til aGrernes Ntsoe i Geuueri Suli glaaneo.
9etie ipeciele Sos aisaar ira CEDAR J'a'
pios 81. A gitermioeas Den 6te Sui % an
tommer til Tenuer uGitc Nitcu. Sopepoone
fra @aperlp. Geoar Sails, 8aterloo % an'
bre Stcoer oil bltue beete0e I'll bette Goa.
Guten cr uta S8eit 9lbertp % Sod Sslano
Saneu gienusm 9es 4piues. Smaba, ein'
coin % andre itore Sper. giaetcr pia ecn'
ne Suite sieloer for 9ietur fra 2cnper, Gu
loraoo Sprin9s elsr @usbIo oia snnlas
Gitp eler CT. Soc % Columbus Snnctiou
Diagram for rcitrpereee &gier er M Jar
oiet, iaa DC, Der trrisr paa at reiie, Tan
fire ia glabIe. Siueter icSaes ABE. Ste,
CITE % Toe Suli o. sIelSer ipr &eiur til oeH
late Scptmber. 6Or nGruere SplpsaIn'
ger ~iiIifrlp
9. Mprtor, C, I. & I, a.
7oel.3T gesar Jiapios, ga.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25
Hos Din @uitru liOt.

gu uns &uinoe bauoe retop last ben
Iioite Saauo paa fit 5oilette % itOb
III iulot pputet %ooeriur fin Manp, meb
bpem bun ltuloe no / ct aitenielitab.
"SuorOan Ter jes uo?" ipurste bun
benpeuot til Manben. Der iao o8 lGItc
/ en- @uis.
San lpiteoe SoOebet, iaa tritilt pao
benoe os iuareOe itjooeSlpit:
ala 10 = bu saar nn."
Zen nn0e Suitrus Sjerle ianf; bens
oes 2eber itialp. Misn bet uioite life
ban. Sun ulOite meo Jig ielu, at bun
tOs zig soot no, os bun ueuteoe ct
imisreuoe Orb, ct elitu9roi9t Yfit fra
lin Mano; men bun fif bet life.
Os 9porior pilbe bun iaa sierne bore
et ppmuntreuoe Orb?
Sc fleite Ntrno iuarer fine Suitrner
paa famine Manoe, rnar be faar ilise
Sppr9smaal - os bet benoer oite -;
ban tiger pa tsrt os sobt, at bun er
nptiaa imasiulot flabt. Men buors
fer boloer ban life en- fort, e~lifopsfplot
Sale til beuos uso en- iaaoan 2silis beb ?
Oct fuIter 10 life iaamessn Wsie. Del
uilbe uirte ppmuutrenoe. % FAN piloe
maaIte iaa bet tiiolo isien. Nen mel
- ielu De bgilise gemarfninser, ban
pilDe ofre paa ct SOilette hos en- Dame
al lit alminoelise getienotitab, be fan
ban life alaoe fin essn 9iusleoiasers
inoe meb!
SEQ bar fjerpt en- mere ioruuitig
9Gsiemanb - flyer en- @eoarbeiber
Detroit Free Press. pan pleieoe altio
at ilsc til i'm Sultru: "3u fer iaa nps
oelia no iaiten, Nnnie!" - eler: "Gu
tlGber big icrreiten altiS imaSfulot;
men jes liter big bebit i bsnne bIaa
aiole." 9et itoo life rart TT meo
geroens @oes hos oennc 5nmiIie;
WanSeu bauos life DC G~ssnitaber. icm
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25
SorTgtigbco pco Sacnina.
On gammrl Sugmmer iiriper
Harper's Round Table:

On CANNED Sogmmer irlper l
Hsrper's Round Table:
"gtaar ou ital no / @anoet for at
ta0c, or oct uomtuifctis beoit at butte
unoer - itupe boueotuIs no -, bois
SanoetS Gpboe ti(Iaoer bet. Sntet CT
mere iunObebsiartist euo ben 5aute.
uane at rsleroe babe no tittnEs. Sols
%ltinuet opuarmcr SOueoet, meoens oiue
6gooer % Ben a%itiolcs al bet foIoe
Tauo, buis 3empcratur oltIo er fra
10 til 20 @raoer lauere eno 2uitsns.
@n iaaodn 2ilitduo or ltjGbnciuanger.
gaturens uiota9eliesIrie 5te9el or:
6gooerne uarnie og SOpeoet tolot;
lamp imOo oenne 8raao, % on fonls
mer %tiltort. &anite en- eIer auoeu fan
erinbre at ia islt SoUccpine netop al
oennc @ruuo. go, 9rserne Oit enOO9
fuune iortaae big. at mango NninIc al
arampe mioer Sanoet i~triuer iig ira
ben Baoenbe8 Ilcmmen Sane at babe
ITO 8anoet lnu9iomt us neteuoe. 6ors
ityrret 8loocirfulation er Nariag til
9rnmpe.
"Taa Steber, bpOr oct life lnoer ia
9iore at ouffe unoer, er bet 10 let nOf
at boie fig neo p9 i SrOct5 bOsitauss
lisite 5oritauo "ta Zig 8auo ouer sos
ueoet". Soft big iaa burti9 unoer eller
ialo paa Gp9sen. 8il be andre lc ao
bin 5urii9tigbeo? Ndpei, inu lao benz
le os betale for Moroen meo Sranpe'
anialo. Seq bar funnel iupmme | 20
9lar, men bar atorig buut Ie9n III
9rampe - iimreltben iOroi jes bar
Iul9t be Der nnunte Re9ler."
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25
ScfienotajorclSc.

Geo @in9 9utberan 9aotes Seminary be
gpuoer, ON Guo oil, alter jim gIriiombeo
Wauoagen ben ODE September. gn for
al me gIeper psntss. Get oil
oeripr pore goot, ON man piIoe meloe fig
itiDe. TegeIen er, at in9ei pptnses. iom sr
uroer Is 9ar, cog llaotaSelier fan sIDrss.
Der unocruiies / ale engeIiie Sag FAINT
9RuIif - Suitrumcutal og Social aFuiit,
8usbolpniu9 % Saanoarb.ioe.
"a lea tommer til at benptte Commerce
riegt til at reiie i Siolens SIteresie - jamie
Ieuge til aibetaliHs al @lGloen, iom boiler
paa Svsuiu9eH, % iaa g!eper til Sfo!en -
or bet bepit, at ale Suomeleelisr oa aueen
Sreupe,slins auaaacHoe Siplen ienSes til
gRr. 8. 8. SIermitao. Geo &ius. Rinn. Era
15oc gueuit pl min Noresie after blue Jieo
@tua, 9Rinu. 70l9 s.. allen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25

tr5rcrrer SligSoai cQe- @siitaro. 0leE
/ 2ip o. 9eo ilbao oenus Suitru fin
Niano o. minocOss baut alto meo
airriisteo ior sisIe bans Glitoosns
lributcr, Der fom n,tO en- Gtifcrs belle
garms, ieIu eiisr mango Vars 9G3te.
itab.
"Sf," uSbrpS Ell lfuiist SuiuOe ems
gang, "ies pniter, ics uar eli Rano;
iau itrIoe leg uiic, builtcu soo Sus'
bomb, jes ituloe bltpel"
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25

Taaisjcnnct glaIb,n. Zen 0 aar
1nriHtel GU. %aaer GcSer' en- Goros
bleo ben 22Oe Ipril 5. u. Bioue til at
Jernbanelinlcn paa Gipreu-lamut.
5anen IpGrrcccs pco ct Surofreo.
gIebllitclis iprans bcn file til ben
iiarnieIte citation, Sjrr3el, % meiote
oct tnotrufue til StatiOrsmeIteren.
Teo 8uttens SmtrntIom5eo o,
Haltbeo unoeif man life alenc Sooior-
l%lnte!'e, men onina ia~uoipnlisois Goo.
ubcIo. San itol eiter G~oriDoenbc al
S%totsbanerne pnre TIBET Ell 8elpnuino
al 20 &rpucr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25

EroFcsicr WouraOs 50.glar2 Su.
btlGum. uniueriitetets Serior, 9rps
ics ior DR.. So. 9. Mcnrao bar ben 7oe
%. Istret fit 50sgnrs SubilGum. Hui.
uerlltstets 2Grere u9 6uutiiounrer meo
aoIe9tets 6ormouO, 4roicsior DR..
SbigB / Spioien ~iremmgote / Subj.
lautens SoliS / Yortueien o9 irembar
IN 2yfpnitnIns.
6eltmlooa9, bOuri beltos llnioeriis
tet5lGrere, Wteolemmcs al 8ioenjtabss
leIlfabet lamt andre al S~ubilantcns
@enner % Getjcnote, o~rrau9ereoes i
9arre I6ons SOtel i Sanopifcn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25
;lo%rtbtnget bar bibtil beuilset

siortbtng get bar bibtil beuilset
F'VVO sroner mere eio al Gcejcrins
'0o Sno9etiorelrgsclicn i%orellaaet.
F'anO'r 9aar 100000 Groner til ben
Jalt'tsbpsnins. ipm life bar opirrt
Ne9lerinaeus Subset, men ienere
Elaet al &esjerinsen. 2e Dprise
'r 'r iur @fsempel 5000 &roner
I'll 9anotrusets og SusSpraplens
aaale END al Stesierinsen ioreIlaaet,
''O mere III Telesrafueienet, 35,z
mere til Sernbanepeienet, 5000
sM SeiOgieuet, $4,000 mere til
Etsruaienet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25

Sumaitinsn "SusosnHen," JON lea mo0toa
ior lGngere 5to iicen, CT Icg oeIiorHsiet me6
I ale Gslr. buorior iel aubsialcr ben II,
gubper. ION agser at IIcbe en- Snm1iit1e.
5rnnt "a @cn:3. 2l;3aao W. Grams
nicr. BrpcrtL H,.'.
Spmaifineu "S!Sognner, " iom pi mootog
ior . UtaauecGr ltos1. er 500. Gtr inr no
mRrtet go0t Og CT / ale 6%eniesu0er en- lite
ala5ie5 AinitIHc. seq anbeioier ben I'll
Guluey, iom gHitcr Ell GOO o. bldg Spma'
iline. 5rogten i0itcoe - Gents. sans
Stomne, SIuur Gltn Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-25
Tcriiatia rleo 6eueret.

BDrn9ft9 illeD OeDGfef. GH lprS
gelig lllptte banote npli9 / Galtcn.
@n Ilsieipn hos Wtatbis Sbomasien
I~uroiicro ifulbe bort i Giaren % Itpbe
SpIuel. Gan bar retop fommen /
Gtiul bag eli liSeu OOoe, oa man
biemme bgrte ct Sfuo meo bumpt
Smelb. "a @utten life fom tilbage
eItcr Ell libeu Stunos 5orlsb gif Sra
this bort ior at ie eiter BAN, pg oa ban
Tom bort til Steoet, ianot ban @utten
liasenoc bpO i Gi9rct, nIeoens Ssen
pmfring par iarp-. rpo al 8lco. Stuos
BET bar anaet iuo sienuem bet enc Die
o. no i Sag6ppeoet. 6ormooentli9
bar Gnaloperleu p1ret paaiat, % Gut
ten bar itpot G%euarganen MOB en- Sten,
o. Iaa bar Sfuocet saaet al meo bet
~iprgelise lloialb. Set bar en- brap
@ut, iom nstup lfulbs gaa / apnfirma'
tionsItpleu.