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Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
To Push Waller,s Gaze.

It 10 understood that the State Depart.
ment has requested ,Ambasssdoy Esstis
10 push the Waller matter with the French
Government to Anh conclusion - speed.
liz a. possible.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
Falis Heir to Millions.

A restaurant keeper at Los Angeles.
Cal, has received Information that he has
fallen heir to 4,OO0.OOO francs In Italy.
His uncle died some time aRo, leaving q
large estate, TO which ScOtto was the
only heir.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
Coiorcd Despcrado Killed.

William Walker, u notorious col0red
desperate. who has been robbing and ter.
rorixing the people Of his own race near
Memphis. was killed Dy William Walton,
colored. member of posse which hud
besieged Walker In his own house.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
To BUILD A FLYING MACHINE.

signal service OAicers Confident Of
the Practicsbi1tty Of Air ships.
The officials o: the army signal service
have practically decided to build flying
machine. Its construction will probably
be under the supervision of Captain
Glassford. who. under Gen. Greedy. chief
signal officer. has been carrying on ex.
tensivc experiments In military balloOning
for the last three years. Captain Glass.
ford Is making preparations for an exten.
sive exhibit. TO BIZ instituted In connection
with the Denver exposition. TO open July
1. 1900. During the intervening year
every effort will be lent to the cOnstruc.
tion Of an apparatus which may actually
cnrry a man. The mechanism to bc used
10 what is known as the soaring appara.
tus. the only kind Of flying machine on
the aeroplane order which has actually
succeeded In transporting man In free
air. Captain Ulassford 10 an enthusiast
both a. to the future Of his balloon ex.
periments and the accomplishment Of me.
cnanical flight by means Of the acrO.
plane.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
WESTERN tEA0UH.
In the Western League the ,lub close
the week In the following order:
AMERICAN FARMERS VICTIMS.
An Immense Amount of Poor 6cct
Annually sold to Them.

An Immensc Amount of Poor seed
Annually sold to Them.
An immense amount VI poor seed Is sold
to American farmers und gardeners. nc.
cording to a report recently issued BY the
agricultural department. While other
countries have been looking into the sub.
ject with view to protecting their agri.
culturists from abuses, no investigat tiOus
have been made in the United States OK.
cept ct o few experimental stations.
Great apathy prevails, however, among
purchasers, who, % rule, buy the cheap.
est seed In the market and trust to luck
for It to produce the crop. Such seed,
says the report, IL dear ut any price and
the principal source Of the hosts Of bad
weeds, whose eradication costs vastly
more than the few cents . pound extra
which good seed would have cost. The re-.
mort makes the charge that American seed
has acquired poor reputation In foreign
countries. in some of which 1t II difficult
for II to gain foothold through prejudice.
Dune Trade Review.
II. G. Dun & Co.'s weekly review Of
trade says: The midsummer reports
from all commercial centcrs Indicate
distinctly better crop prospects than
Otuer OutcIut OF cOIuWcTcSul ucCOuutbs "
marked increase In retail distribution OF
products. an active demand for goods. and
general enlargement of the working
force, with some advance In the wages OF
moro than half million hands. At the
same time they show that the rapid ad,
vance In prices has somewhat checked
the buying of few classes of products
In some parts of the country the outlook
for fall trade Is considered bright. There
were 6,G57 commercial failures In the
first half of 1895. against 1859 In the first
half of 1894. These commercial failures
involved liabilities of SIS, S,S30,044 this
year, against $1Ol, ,730. .3O3 last year. Man
ufacturing failures for the half year Were
1.254, against 1901 last year. and liabili
ties $4O,3O1,840, against $41 BIG, ,1O2 last
year. Trading failures for the half yeal
were 6,335. against 5,4O2 last year, ant
liabilities $45, ,660, $50, against So .34o.O7s
last year. Banking failures not include,
In above statements were 03, with liabili
ties Of $40, ,053,2 ,276. against GS last year
with liabilities Of &13, ,1S4. .401. The de
tails show decrease In every class o
failures In the second, compared with thu
first quarter of 1895, both In number ant
magnitude, and defaulting liabilities nv
eraging $34, against $40 for every hrn
In business, and $3O4, against $4.O3, 70
every $1,000 solvent payment.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13

Chicago. The man had tried to rob a
saloon and kill the man who owned the
place. He was put to fight and dashed
into the street with the saloon-keeper
in pursuit. Through several crowded
blocks they ran. over a cable car, and
then a mob joined in the '.hase. The
would.be thief fired at his pursuers and
wounded two Of them. He was brought
to bay at last and shot TO death. The
chase began at McGloin's saloon. No. "a
Adams street The man was killed In
front of the woman's entrance to the
Auditorium Hotel In Congress street.
The three men who were wounded w ere
badly hurt and one il not expected tO live.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
THE BALL PLAYERS.

Standing Of the Clubs In Their Race
for tho Pcnnant.
Following Ia the standing Of the clubs
of the National Bnsc.bal League:
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
Drake for Governor.

General Francis NJ. Drake, Of Center.
vile. was nominated for Governor by the
Iowa Republican State convention after
a stubbornly contested fight for six bal
lots.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
Fire ut Detroit.

Several employees of q. i. Case and 100
of his horses were cremated In a fire In
his livery barn ut Detroit.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
Towing OIL Bargcs to Europe.

1t Is reported that the Standard Oil
Company will try the experiment OF tow
Ing oil barges from tho Atlantic ports to
Europe, something which has never be-
fore been tried, and which, II successful.
will have a marked effect on the foreign
oil trade and towing business.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
w,uou. w,r.d O6 thu Man.

Winona, Mo-. was wiped out Of exist.
ence by cloudburst, or tornado sim.
liar In destructive power, between D q. m.
and / y. IN. Saturday. Eleven people
were drowned.
Chicago eagle., 1895-07-13
Rxcitiug Man Hunt.

Two Thousand persons saw. 0 policeman
kill . mam Monday night In the heart Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-25

Slide sugetebrt blieb. &uf bieit
g8eiie tOnnte Niemano ein @Ort erra=
t9en.
lebri9ens itien Syames Sunters Die
&enntniB ales oeleu. mas I'm ibll
berum porging, 9Gnsli6 uerloren 81
baben. Sein 8lif ~itarrte 9lanSlps
ins Seere, iein 8eliht ihien Die aus
Warmor 9eihnitten, feline Mllstel
Sufte BARN. Sieieni9en, wel6e oieier
leltiamen SSeue beiuObnten, empfan=
ben Elm i iteres, oriifenoes 8efiibl, oas
our6 Die lautloie StiQe npA erbObt
wuroe; Der talte Bid oes Imeritaners
lagte ibnen 6urdt Elm, uno Der ganSe
9ebeimniBuolle Yor9ang, has Drama,
peldes ii6 entiuifelte, Die gldtter,
welhe iid auf Dem Slide oes Yrdlioen=
ten %anbduiten, idniirten aud benz linz
9ldubiglten oas Ser3 Sulammen. gtle=
mano la1te me6r.
Gmil bon Sauora ber,panote tcinen
Bid bon Sunters Sano uno fOlQte
mal6inenmdBig ieoer ibrer yeipeguns
gen, iein Wuno persoa lih gu eluer
ieltiamen 8rimaiie. uno feline Sano
fubr mebr beHn elnmal unter ben Gpf,
ais DCllte lie Die Shld9e oes Seriens
olmpfen. Die Suit i'm Sanl WIroe
IhDer uno oriiteno wie in einem Sein>
baus, lno ais Der ameritNner nit
elmer rai6en gepe9un9 in groBen Suh=
itaben einen Namen unteri6rieb, ben
Niemano erratben fonnte, uno oas
leBte glatt auf Die @roe mari, entwano
iib aus Der Yrult zines leoen Elm Seufs
ser Der Grleibterung.
Sames Sunters CAB Elm 3eiden, bic
Sihter nell 81 bslebsn, uno taum mar
ieiuem Gerlan9en 6OlSe aeleiltet, als
man auf ben Stirnen Der Nnweienoen
cine %aunalenoe Slllle wabrnabm.
gmil bon Sauora LAB oa etpas pprn=
iiber aebeust, als tonne er Dor unae=
bulb tdum ben gu9enblif eriuarten,
no Samss Sunters Die ibm bon Dem
Settle geporoenen SunogebunQen laut
oertiinoen iuiiroe.
Der @meritaner, aufrebt Dor benz
Slide. oominierte aud ieBt nod Die
ihauoernoe Geriummlun9; Gmil bon
Sauora mar IS, uls Db Der 9ruuen6ufte
Slif Sunters iein SerS our6bobrte.
gr fra9te ii6 dn9itlih, pb es piellei6t
oob Our6 elm 9ebeimes W9ittel benz
Weoium mO9lid lei. feline pe%rbOrsens
item 6eoanten gu ourhihauen. Gr
empfano cine uni1alide 6urdt; sluar
trduielten iid feline Sippen gum Spotte,
als er ben YrdIloenten Die Slatter err
greiieu uuo lih aui6iten iab, bic Wta=
n~ifeltationeit oes bcl6worenen 8eiltes
81 perleien. aber trOBoem lab man ole=
lem ironii6en ldheln an, oaB es nur
I6lebt Die gebeime 5urbt oes Grben
Der WtOnnier'ibeu WiliOneu psrbiiats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-25
90
Ods Iuse oes 6emorSeten.

Die Spiritiiten=S oiree, auf pelder
Der Inlerltaner Sames Sunters ais
Weoium aufgetreten mar, bate in Pa-
ris eiU l~lngebeures Iuiieben errest.
lille Ginselbeiten oerielbcn puroen Don
NeuSieriseH nit tets wa6ieHoem Snte-
reiie belprohen: Die 8elitsrentbiiluu=
gen, Welbe ais llnteri9rlit ben 9tamen
Satob Dubois tru9eu, Die autalleuoe
Grregung, oeren Gnil bon Sauora iit
nibt bate entia.aSen tOnner, oas 9e-
beimniBpOlle Serlhwinoen oes ameri=
tuners, Die Serbaitung Der Setriiger.
bic inter benz Namsm Spiritiiten 10
LANCE 3eit bic Sei6t9llubi9teit Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-06-25

Die Stimme aus Sem GRADE.

Der Graf Don WOrtasne begann 81
leien:
.@er lit Der 8eiit, Der lid oifen=
bart? IS lit Der 8eilt zines Wtannes,
Der bereits piele Sabre I'M 8rabe rrtbt.
Sbne an bic Wta6t Der SeibwOruns
Su glauben, baben Sic einen SOoten
S~itiert, BON wel1em Sic alien 8runo
81 slaubeu baben. oaB er Sbnen feino=
lid 9elinnt lit. Nber Die Sepobner
oes Senieits balIen ui6t mebr; ieieu
Sic aliO iOnoer Nn9It uno Gorge. unO
lpenn Sic aud 8Ott uno ben Seufel
berausfOroeru, inoem lie beioer Saiein
leugnen, fiirdten Sic nidts! SD
TONNE peoer nm mid 81 RIDDEN, nod
I'm &ebeuihaft su tOroern, ih eribeine
bios, I'M cine alte, oielen ~osrbOr9en ge=
bliebene @ei6i6te 81 ~erSdbler, cine
8ei1ibte, bic oas SOripiel 81 oenl
Drama mar, in welbem Sic Dor tur=
GEM cine 70 iurbtbare &olls seipielt boz
ben."
Der PrdIioent belt inne; feline
Stimme tlang iOnoerbar erre9t. Die
3ubOrer iiberlief Elm Shauoer. Gmil
bon Sauora bate iid erboben, feline
Saltung war Die zines Suelanten. Der
loeben ben &t nit ieinem 8e9ner
be9onnen bat, Obne gu pilien, pb er
oils Sie9er ooer Yeliea!er oaraus ber=
oorgeben miro.
Der YrdIioent fubr fort:
,griuneru Sic iib Der REDEEM ruiz
liIden YriuaNiu gduita Subaloff?
Mtan erSdblte iib bon ibr, oaB lie in
ibrer Suseno piel 9ereiit lei, balo al
ben lahenoen uieru oes 8an9es as=
rubt, balo Die wiloeu Sisrren Spa-
MEMS our6treift, baio nit ben Sn=
oianern bic Srieoenspfeiie 9eraubt
babe. Sic blieb DIT Sabre lang fern
Don Guropa uno mebr beuu einmal
tebrte lie in Dem Iu9enblid, no man
9eraoe i'm Se9riife maj Srauer I'm lie
anSule9en, nG6 Yaris suriit. I'm ii6
inmitten rauibenOer Yer9nii9en urls,u-
ruben bon ben S~trapaBen elmer milbe=
oolleu Wauoeruug. Suoeiieu es tam
AUDI cine 3eit, po bic Siirltin, miioe
Der SieilOien &eiien, Iib oausrno in Ya-
ris nieoerlieB. Sic tauite in ben 9lp-
isiihen Geloern ein Yalais. auf belieu
ginri6tun9 lie unermeBli6e Summer
oerluanote; benin trOB Der pielen tplt=
ipieli9en &eiieu mar ibr YermO9eu i'm
ipabren Slime oes Wortes Elm tDni9=
libes geblieben. Yanita SubalOf mar
nit 3panSig Sabren Wlttpe 9eUOroen.
Sabre lang iiberpo9 bel ibr Die beige
Ye9ieroe nab Der &enntniB oes llnbe=
tannten uno Nunoerbaren Die Siebe 81
Den 8euiilieu eiuer 8roBltaot. Seit=
benz lie aber ibrsr Wanoerun9en iiber-
orilnig 9eworoen, bate bic BrinBnin
3eit. iih I'M Spie9el 81 betrahten. uno
iano, oaB bon ibrer S1Onbeit taum
mebr ein Sbatten iibri9 9ebiieben mar.
lin Die 3elt mo9lIblt ansenebm 81
perbrin9en, maro Die Urine leibtliunig
uno totstt. Sic belt iiunosnlan9s
Yeratbuu9en nit HIberinnen uno Mo-
oittimnen uno webielte ieoe WOhe nit
! S%aartanit!sr. Sbr Saus ruros Der
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-05-14
EREE corr ANp cAKEs.
Custom NOW In Vogue on First Nights Il
London Piayhouscs.

Custom now In Vogue on First Nights IN
London Piayhouses.
"By the way, said n gentleman who
arrived here from England few days
ago, "havs you heard Of tho London
theatrical managers latest scheme to
attract crowd on FIRST nights? Well,
it's rather odd. and | wouldn't DO sur
prised if tho New Yorkers copied it be-
fore long, although the circumstances
arc somewhat different hero.
"You know, tho little tea and coffee
rooms in London that correspond to the
New York coffee and cako saloon arc
much moro numerous than hore, and
there is sure to be one near every thea
ter.
1T is tho custom thoro for great
crowds to como to tho pit ard gallery
entrances Of tho theaters long before the
time Of opening the doors. The pit is
ono Of tho best parts Of the theator fer
seeing and hearing, and it costs only co
cents, but there arc no reserved seats,
SO those who come early get tho good
placcs
"It is common, ia the cnas Of impor-
tant first nights, for long liro of peO-
pie to form at the pit doors heforo it is
opened, aud when tho play is very sue
cessful and popular this may continue
for an indefinite number Of nights
st has nov become tho oustcm to
admit those who care to pay sixponce
extra for the privilege at 5:90. Then
they get good seats, hut they have 10
wait prodigiously losg time in their
places before the play begins.
This state Of things recently inspired
somo ingenious manager with another
happy thought. Ho hit on tho plan Of
providing FREQ ooffCo and cakes, from
the nearest tea and coffee rooms, TO tho
crowd waiting in ths pit on the hrst
night Ct his new play 1t proved such
good arrangement that the others fol-
lowed tho example. New York Her
aid.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-05-14
AssEsrus MAKING.

Preparing the Mineral Tor Its AIany I'm
portant Uses.
If any readers have ever made the ao-
quaintanoo of asbostus at all it, has no
doubt been in the shape of backing to O
gas stove or a firebriok. Very few peo-
pie outside the trade know what onor-
nous quantities are utilized where ma
chincry is used. The business done in
domestic asbestus is a mere bagatelle
compared with that got through in
packing for steam boilers and. engir-
pistons.
Asbsstus in its original state is a
fbrous mineral indigenous to Canada
and other places and is sent over here
in Jumps like pieces Of raw slate ON the
top and bottom, whilo tho sides are COW
cred with fluffy substanoe-the fiber,
when it IS pulled from tho bulk. You
can pick each lump to pieces with your
nails, although to look nt it QUO would
think that nothing less than a heavy
hammer would make any impression on
il.
When it reaches the factory, it is put
into crushers. These are like the ordi-
nary mortar mixers that you sec where
building operations are going on, and
the resulting gritty, fluffy mass is
thrown into what is termed "devil. "
The devil tears it up with sharp
prongs and then Sits the grit from tho
fluff. The former is used for mixing
with the asbestus in other processes,
while the latter is shot into 4 receptacle
that reduces it to a consistency almost
as flno rs cotton wool. as it falls from
this machine it looks FOR all tho world
like snow.
In other departments tho raw asbas-
tus is crushed and then mixed with GER
tain earths to be used for covering
tho outer surfaces Of steam boilers, as
bestus being a nonconductor of heat.
Then, again, large quantities Of mill
board arc made for packing between fire.
proof doors and articles of that desorip-
tion, while occasionally it goes to form
ono Of the main constituents in fire.
proof theater curtain. Pearson s Week
".
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-05-14

To believe a French writer there arc
no fewer than 1000 women caught ev-
cry year in stealing during their shop
ping expeditions, a habit euphoniously
styled kleptomania The number of
titled ladies seized with this strange
malady while examining the fashions Of
Paris, he tells US, is almost inoredi-
BILE. Among tho most recent oulprits
were Russian princess, a French count
ess, an English duchess and the daugh-
ter Of O roigning sovereign. AS rulo,
these moro distinguished offenders are
let off on the payment Of a ro1nd sum
for the relief of the poor, and when the
shopliftor is known to be rich the sum
exacted rises to as much as 10, 600
francs The police authorities consent
to this sort Of oondonation. Baltimore
Sun.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-05-14
lN - ~ oE YouIH.
A Eovolist's Necoiicctions OF Days Whoa
Women Wcrn All Queens.

A Eovolists Necoiiottions OF Days Whon
Women Wcrn All Queens.
Why is it, wonder, that We como
into tho world so i'll equipped for its OK
ploration? 1t seems to mo, rs look back
upon my youth, that, in certain way,
my senses were freshor and keencr then
than they are now. And yet they were
continually--partioularly in the matter
Of girls-playing the most unwarrant-
able pranks on mo Some alien fluid, Of
an intense and fiery kind, got mixed
with them and made them subject to all
sorts Of unsccountablo alterations.
1t is q notorious fact that an electric
current will make the most oxcelleut
compass behave in an irresponsible fash
ion. And yet, though tho disturbing
fluid which made my compass worthless
was nearly always there, it has guided
me somehow with tolerable safety a
long distance across the trackloss main.
and am hot By any means sure that I
would exchange it for a truer instru-
ment, subject to fewer alterations. For
l take this very CONSTITUENCIES to electric
influences 10 be proof Of its exceeding
fneness and excellence. Life would bo
q horrible dreary affair il these magnetic
currents which make the needle tremble
and swerve were banishod or nonexist-
ont. The dull, dead, stupid sanity
which has no sympathy with folly and
no glcam Of potential madness is no
doubt stanch and reliable rudder, but
cannot forbo1r questioning whether to
the soul thus equipped tho voyage is
worth making.
Ulysses Of old, middle ngod though
ho was, had to stuff his ears with wax
lest be steer his ship into the jaws Of
perdihon, when the sirens sang so deli
ciously, and he did not exactly cover
himself with glory during his visits to
Circe and Calypso. But what very rcd
blood he had, and how humanely his
heart beat in every one Of his manifold
adyenturesl He mover, like his ship
mates, became swain, and how noblo
and manly was his bearing in the pres
enco Of the lovely Nausioaa
There is something almost touching
to mo IN seeing the same sentiments
which stirs my own bosom recorded
thousands OF years ago. And, truth to
tell, the man whose pulse is subject to
no Irregularities and whose Judgment
registers no alterations IN tho presence
Of q beautiful woman is in my opinion.
"ftfor treasons, stratagems and spoils.
II. H. Boyesen in Lippincott'a
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-05-14
evs THgM a cHANoE.
Rich Girls Oppressed With Wealth Should
Have Special Confederation.

Rich Girls Oppressed With Wealth Should
Have Special Consideration.
My cousin Anthony has been in to
tell me Of his botrothal Of his son Ajax
to a young woman Of exceptionally vol
luminous financial prospects. MY cousin
is not himself a man Of large means,
and his ohildren's fortunes arc still to
be made Nevertheless it was not with
out an air Of depreciation and symptoms
Of uneasiness that he told mo what Ajax
had dono.
But, / said, seeing Anthony growing
solemn, somebody must marry the rich
girls. There might be enough rich young
mon TO pair of with them II all the rich
bachelors were available, but as lsng as
Il largo percentage of tho rich bachelors
insist on marrying poor girls there is no
choice but for SOME rich girls to marry
poor men or mono. And, after all, II
girl is truly q nice girl, IL would be q
shame to avoid her because OF her for
tune When was young, told him,
had really loved q girl, and she had
loved mo. and had sho been Of ago on an
orphan ] would have married her If she
had owned all New York between Canal
street and Central park Dreadful ns it
would have been 10 be huTdoned with
such load, I would have felt that q
true affection might make IL tolerable.
think Twas a comfort to Cousin An
thony. Ho went away looking a good
deal less detected than when be came
la. What q happiness it is, to be sure.
when one gets a chance to benefit fell
low croaturo's spirits by changing his
point Of view l--Scribncr'a
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-05-14
WHERE PANS IS AHEAD.
Her wondorfuI System Of Pneumatic Tube
and Telephones.

NANN ANANNnouela
in Paris tho pneumatic tubes used in
the dispatch Of card tclegrams and let
ter kilograms from ono portion OF the
city TO tho other are placed in the SOW
ors. The excellent sewer system has
helped the development Of this handy
means Of communication in way which
would not have been possible otherwise.
It is quicker than tho telegraph for iaes.
sagos within the city and would be per-
feet IL tho slow Partisan facteur were
replao ed by tho smart London boy mes
scnger. AS wo stand below tho tubo we
can hear tho whiz Of the "chase" dis
tinctly. There It goes at lightning speed,
bearing, most probably, some tender
message from lovcsicl. Jean at his Office
at tho bOurse 20 pretty Jeanette, VINO Is
toiling somewhere near the Bon Marchc,
and fixing a rendezvous for the evening
after tho days labors aro over. Wonder
fully convenient these kilograms FOR cor
espondence-moro secret than the tele-
gram proper, making no awkward mis-
takes in times and plaoos-and, best Of
all, preserving the caligraphy Of the
sender.
More serious things arc doubtless pass
ing across the coils which cover the ro-
mainder Of the roof Of the tunnel These
are tho telegraph and telephone wires,
thousands of miles of them, connecting
the 210 postofiices and placing hundreds
Of subscribers in tho city within ear
shot Overhead wires arc prohibited in
Paris SO arc sky signs, aud how much
tho city gains in beauty those only
know who havo seon London, with its
Vnsightly webs strung across the house
tops, spelling whatever Of tho pictur-
esquo thoro may be about the streets
and constituting serious danger to per-
sons and property.
There is 10 comparison either in the
efficiency Of the telephone in the two
cities. A whisper may DO heard in Par.
is, whilo In London tclcphohing is rem
erSlly . most exasperatiug operation. A
striking pieco Of evidence on this point
is afforded by the fact that it is well
nigh impossible to telephone from Paris
to any given subscriber in London, and
that before tho instrument could be Of
any practical use for long messages the
two great foreign nows agoncies-Dal-
ziel's and Reuter- 's--wore obliged to
have special wires laid underground to
their offices from ST. Martins 10 Grand
On the other hand, any subscriber in
any part Of tho French capital may 10
heard with case from the general post
Office in London. In this and one or two
other matters already mentioned John
Bull has great deal to learn from
Jacques Bonhommo. Good Words
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-05-14

The lives lived by the Moors ere,
without perhaps nny exception, tho
most precarious and miserable that can
bo imagined. The poor man is thrown
into prison for sums no mover possessed
aud can never pay, tho rich 70 bo
squeezed Of all he possesses, whilo those
only can hope to escape who arc mem
bers Of families sufficiently powerful to
arouse the fears Of the local governor
shonld he attempt extortion and not
sufficiently powerful to stir up tho jeal-
ousy aud ayarice Of the sultan.
Even the governors Of the provinces
suffer themselves as they mako others
suffer, for just as they squeeze tho agri-
oulturist and the peasant so are they in
turn squeezed by tho sultan and his
yiziers and should they fail by constant
presents TO maintain a good opinion at
tho court they can expect only impris-
onment and often death. -BlackWood' 5
Magazine.