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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26

Here is the way Young Superiorite
defined Dn!uth the other day in res
ponse to the teachers question: "Du-
luth, suburb Of Superior, is situated
to the north of the city, across the bay
in Minnesota, has about 4o,030 iphabit-
ants, is 35 miles long, half mile wide
ana mile high. '-TeIcgram
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26
Under Thu sod.

Evening Telegram TuesIav.)
The body of Gerry Preston has been
laid away; the little box has been coy
cred With earth and the grave is even
now almost hidden from view by the
shifting snow. Her funeral occurred
from $arccd Heart church at 1880 this
morning.
The household has been made desc
late; mothers heart is broken, a faith
cr's head is bent, and a little lad cries
in vain for the playmate whose absence
he cannot understand.
Ani A. the wears 70 by and people as
we'll As things are Experimentation the
chief characters in this lile's drama
have passed away-whcn new faces
take the places of the old oncs-whcn
new business blocks, which NAV then
be old, have supplanted the present
s.rucUres-stiil will a man. even then
IN the prime of life, but with darkness
ami di,pair in his soul, friend.ess. dcs-
oiate, and alone, day after dav, wear
after year, always with the thought Of
his deed before him; growing always
more repuIsiye in shape and more hid
eonS IN thought; behind grim prison
walls and iron bars, shat cut from the
love. the glory, the life and the sun
shine II the world, be passing his lie.
samuel Orr. if he be guilty Of the ter
rlb!e crime Of which he is accuse I, will
be given plenty Of time to think: to
draw comparisons between lis life a.
he las made it, AMI as he might have
made il; II study fhe law of nature, So
c;erE. common decency and civilization.
How many times IL the years 70 come.
viii he curse the day that lie was born?
Suffering late worse than death. Vet
fearing to die to meet the wrath of a
court Of justice from which there will
be no appeal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26

Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
WoEia's Fair Highest Medal aid Diploma.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26

Nelson is Senator, unfortunately he
: s''ll Anute Ne!son-anl what knute
Nelson l. thi scampai-n has demonstrate
81 very clealry.-Ninncapo.is Journal.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26

TIL" street car drivers are sti'Istris-
ing IN Brooklyn. twn. or by this time
perhaps more, mi.itas.I.en have been
hit.uI.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26

TUoS ". SfA.l- EF5En,
Alpon.v, los Petitioner. jl2f2
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26

SrrEEIoE COURT. DOUGLAS COUNTY.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26
SUMMONS.

D. I. ROBERTS.
Attorney for Adam D"no.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-01-26
SUMMONS.

superior. DourIa, County Wis. DISCS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-15
He9n Nede In den eDatnGn nR man fir VeQg Geld se vial

peIte: Sem Out mar mitten uf'n
Samnl ieaOgen. un ba ierabe eene
8ompagnie Solbaten poriebermars
i6irte. bic R6 ole mdbtis freuten, 10
fiel Der Out Dor ibre SiiBe un eener
mad bem auoern lab ibm 10 aus gers
fsben eenen StoB, bet Ct irnmef peiter
truDelte. So, i'd mahte benn meme
2otte BON ben Sad LOG IN mn fah Id
erit. bet nod brei &ommibbfobe uff
bic SiroBe lagen.
0orf.: Soft bepabri Das 1T
ia elne 9ans merfmiroise @eididte.
Wir moaen nun mol bic 3sugin S9mars
b6ren.
Dieie. elm altes Mutter9en. ersdblt
GolsenDes: Sd bate mir bon bic Sos
ierne brei &ommiBbrobe gebolt, bic i'd
in eenen Sad trug. Wls id on bet
4oblenfubruert porbeiieben piq, iebe
i'd, bet eene iunge Dame bon Bdrier>
fteig nod ben Bferbebabnmagen Mil
Der mid melt BON ben 8oblenmagen
bdlt. Weil bic 5!raBenfeier eeneu 0au
fen sufammeniefegt baifen. Der 3wee
S9ritt Dor ben S9immel Log. 10 muBte
bic innge Dame bi6t an bet Zero porie
Der. Sic fam tabei nit ibren out
bi9t an ben &opp BON bet Daen 3oi.
fen, Der mol bsnfen mo1te. al bet
Sriene Iii bic 8lumen. bic nf ben Out
iaBen. rpdre 9eatur, bena nit eenem
Wale i6nappt er 3u III reiBt ibr ben
fanaeu 6ut bpu'n @pbb sic Sc,reit
laut uf. ipringt bon bic Seite, ruti6t
aus un legt ii6 mitten in ben 0aufen
rim. Sd leie meinen Sud uf bic
3ante BONN Biirierteig uu iprinse
bin, ibr su belfen. Wein S9immeI
bate aber Idon iemertt. bet er bebros
gen mar, er bate ben Out tpieber fall
len laHen, babel ober tpobl ben Seru6
BON bet 3ommiBbrob in bic gldie ies
triest. beun er bate ben Sad nit bic
3dbue aniepadt unb i'd iebe ieraoe
nod, tpie er nit ben 3opp een paar
mal bin un berl9httelt I'M bet meir
8rnb uf'n Damn fliest. Da fam ood
Der Wann, benz bet Serb ieb6rte.
0ori.: Den peiteren 0erlauf bic
fer mertnbrbisen @efai6te fenner
mir. 9lngstlaster, baben Sic benz
ben 2euten ben S6aben eriebt. ben Sb1
S9immel auseri6tet batS
Nngetl,: Nee, fdllt mir Jar mid
in, ba bat iid ood teener iemelbet
Nur bic ole Grau bier babe Id bic bre
8robe abaetooft un ibr nod cen Siinf
irOi6eritiid EXTRA ieieben, neil fie arm
is. Set 8roo bat meiue 2otte per,
sebren mhRen.
Ser @eri9tsbof fam ni1t su bel
ueber3eu9ung, baB m2otte" biiiis lei
unb einen Maultorb tragen miifie, baa
Strafmanoat gegen ben Nnsetlasten
wurbe baber aufsebobeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-15

li6es Sptel nit Sud lptelen. sluf
be1n langen @ese BON slrnoie bate
i'd 3eit eenuG mir bic Sod)e Su i!tev-
leaen. gie fo1nen auf Qeine Tcl>es
rung eingeben, bad)te ic.) bei l:ar, III
f0nnen NIT Dir tbeileu no ! II tjas
terber Illes lpieber 3,tnc 'liEe:i, gUalb
mir nur bic Mauern pon GO3olm 9liidz
lib butter uns baben. Gas lpiiroe Sud
I'm 10 leibter iein, ais Cure 2eute
unten i'm Walbe auf Sud marten.
lin bies ;u permeioen. babe i'd be-
ldlolIe1l bic 9ladt iiber bier Su blets
ben, Der Wabtineilter pirb es mir
i1cn erlauben, umlomebr, als 81
idon oorbin 70 porIeyslid) mar, inn 81
er;dblen, iuie i6lpa6 i1 bin. Wlorgen
fomnt Der geileral, Der nit buneerts
unOswan3i9 Maun In Der sidbe lieet,
bierber, bann merbet Sbr natiirli6
langit iiber alle Serge iein. SIR fOnns
tet mid bier alld iiteriallen, uno baS
luar lider Sbs TlalL aber bel Der
erlten 8eme9ute, Die SIR ,nabt, 9ebe
iab gum @abtmei lter uno erSable ibm
Nlles, @as iast Sbr ba3u?"
r&o1alnt nur berein," ertuioerte
Speno unseoul6ig. rllno Du, Sb,
bilf benz 9utlder BEN gars in bic
9alle trasen, oas llebrise ipiro ii6
idpn fineen,'
(Gprt1etuns fpIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-15
S5. aapttel.
Ser Cara bes Maaifters.

Spenbs Gntlis briidte bic b06lte
lleberrai9ung aus. Gr erfannte &ul,
fog i'm eriten Nugenblid ni6t. So
fubr nit ber 9anb nad Der 8ruit, mo
feline 9iltolen itedten. gr bielt allies
fir perloren. auIi0s ueriianO obne
3weifel bic Bemegung, lie trat an tim
beran, legte ibre 0arb auf ieinen
slrn unb fa9te: nSa, id bin es,
Teine ieibli9e Mutter, i6 mubte ia
aud bierber, als id @ud reilen fab"
slls SO b0rte, oab Die Mlte ibre
Rolle weiter ipielte, fuDpfte er iein
@amms gu, idlans bic slrrne nm Sui.
fog iino preBte bic slfte beftis an feline
gruit oaB lie eineu lauten S6rei
auslieB.
Nd, Wlutter, Mutterin rief ct,
rlpesbalb tamt SIR alte, ibwade Srau
nur bierberl Go 1T ia sl ntel fiir Cure
Graftel"
.Gesbalb fubr id, lieber Sunse."
Stun befonnlt 9br iiher Sure alten
3ufdlle wieber! @ibt SIR nod, wie
idlimm es Gud er9ins, als mir uns
su.ett iaben?"
rOu baft redt, aber biesmal milf
i'd mid beiier in 9ldt nebmen! 6err
@ahtmeilter, babt Sbr etfpas bage,
gen, baB td ben Gobten in ben gar0
leeen belfe?-Wein arlnes Sino, mein
ein3iger Gobn!"
c9br follt alle brei bic ermiinl6te
Grlaubnib baben," antiuortete Der mits
leibise @adtmeiiter. pS6ilowade,
laBt Iie pailiren!"
Der &utider fubr in ben S6!obbof
elm. Giner ber 3ieiter 5eigte linen
ben @es gu 9anses 9eide.
.slber mas gum 2eufel babt 9br
ea?" fraste Spen6 aulIoG als Der
Gragoner ite pertaiien bate.
rSbr ieib nidt eber Bufrieoen, als
bis Sbr eine 9usel Dor bic Stirn bes
tomnlen babt, fiiste So binsu. rSbr
mart idon einmal nabe Saron!"
sSa, mein 9unge," eruioerte Die
alte b0bniid, paber Gu iiebit, uube
baraa 1T nod ni6t gang! Sd be.
;lueifle iebr, oaB bic Sugel, bic fir
neinen S9dbel beitinmt 1T, i6or
ge9Oiien ipurbe, oas ipeni9itens ipeif
id), On befibt lie riAt!"
p@rfobre i'd nun balo, mas Guel
ilntfuges Genebmen gu bebeuten bat!
glps lueldem @rlnbe babt Sbr Gud
beute abeno bierher gef6liden?"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-15
Der @j0nseu6duptfius
Siftoriider &oman pOu CART Gtlar.
(Sortiebutts.)

NOpltiesultS.j
sd fam mirflib ni6t besreifeu,
pa8 fir Qe'te beute Qbeno unterwegs
itno," iaste Der 8auer. nllm bieie
3eit bes gaseS pflest bier ionit 0aiee
inan0 81 seben.
nGie 9e.,te tonlmen aur 8eerSts
guus," ernioerte Sd. 9ia6 elmer
@eile fab man bic 2i6ter bes S9lois
ies burd bic SinfterniB iheinen. Ger
g4es purbe bretter unb fiibrte aus oem
Walbe iiber cine 8riide. sllS Der
@asen ii6 ndberte, purbe er BON
et,em 0ieiter angerufen, Der an Ger
Bride @ade Dielt.
sd bin es, gutter Serr," antwors
fete Der 8auer, lid bin es, Sle Sting,
i'd brittge ben gors fiir BEN @rbdn9s
ten."
nllnb mas fir Mdnner linb bas, sic
Du Sa BEL Dir balt?"
pGas iino iein Gater unb iein 8rue
oer."
r@arte ein penig," iagte Der Reis
ter. sd barf feinen 6rerben iiber
bic Bride laflen obne lpe3ielle Grlau :
niB bes @a6tmeiit iters. 0ort fon1mt CT
lelber, laBt ttn8 b0ren, mas er 5agt."
Ger @a9tmeilter uno 5lpei 9teiter
ndberten iid; elmer BON linen trug
cine brennenbe 1aterne IN ber 0anb.
r8iit Ou Der gater bes Saplnn8?"
fraste Der @adtmetiter, inbe,n er ben
Sdein Der 2aterne auf 5penos @eiiGt
fallen lieB.
$50, geitrenser 6err," antmortete
SpenS rubis.
s0u fiebft mir reidli9 jung aus!"
SD bin aud 1tur iein Stiefnater,
aber trosbem sebt mir iein Goo iebr gu
Qer5en. 9luberbem bin i9 8farrer ullo
lpiinide am Sarse bes llnsliidlideu
bic fir9li9e 9ari6lung gu berridten,
bic bas geies iebem snberen Der,
bietet."
Limb id bin lein Bruber,' la9ie
So, Der Der glniidt mar, baB bic 6eibe
iett aud an ibn fomnlen fonne. sd
mill inn einea idOnen @eiaas Ober
0n@ 5lDei ltn9en, menn Ger 01laOt9e
6err eS erldubt.
Diele Worte tpurbeu BON eiuem
tldgfi9en @einen be9lettet, bas jeoen
friiberen ausbru6 an 9eftisfeit iibers
traf.
sGann man Gu9 au6 trauen?7
fragte ber g3adtmeiiter unf6liiliis.
nSs, Die Sahe bat ieine Mdttss
feit," rief pl0tli6 etne idarfe, sel<
lenbe gtimrle aus Dem binteren Tbeil
bes @a0ens. Der eiue oieier beiben
Mdnner 1T ber Water bes DeritorbeS
nen, ber onbere ietn 8ruber, tnb i'd
ielber bin bic Mutter bes unsliids
liden.'
Bei bieien NOrten frod eine @es
italt bonn u n, uao 6as 9tht aus
Der 2aterne bes g8a6tmeiiters fiel auf
9uliOss selbes, ip0ttiI9es @eii6t.
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VQ|Son's grESrdge RSlnllgs Velk8qt&.
iber BARcAINS--
ledes Department Wefst ReduktioleQ auf,
vie sic ME VQTler VeIzeicllet WoTdel sind.
setbeu3eugel! 5eioenseuae !

nniere ausitelIuns bon Seibenaeusen
ilbt bic erpbte Mttraftion aus. Die Bill
lisen 9reiis ateben bic 8unSen an = ober
aniere @crrdtbe iinb unerid5phid. @ir
pfferiren npH INNER:
70 stiide @abutai geioe, tpertb
30 SentS, gu 20 SeniS.
@sntmfferte Sabmtais1a afhieibe,
3u 45 Gents.
27 3pl breite gmrab 0lace, in
beaeu nnb bunfeln Uarben, pertb 80
@ents, su so gents.
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In Wolfsol's Dqammut1 Stores koellt IhT
EuTe Wuelsc1e zu alien zeitel befTiediqel.
9trumpf 6 Waareu.

50 Smbeno ihipar3e ,,MacD". Du.
lnenltritmpTe, TN gutter 2dnse. ,ein gear
bettet, ruertb 80 Gents bas Soar @tr
oertanfen biefelbsn iett su 25 Gemts.
45 0mtenb feline Oamenitrnmpfe
NIT OoppelIoblen. fpertb 80 Gents, trers
Den 3u 35 Sents bas Gaar perf-uft.
so 9utemb Striimpfe fir ainber
nnb iunge Mdb4en, ohne Nabt, Derbb
Hibbeo, @rSbe 5-91as, elm gutter artifel
fiir 2n eents, tperben an 121a Gents
bereauft.
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Die
sSD9eutli9e Treie Ere1e far sera
eri1etnt
!eaeu poumerfaA
unb foffet
$3.50 tttr Sas Sahr Dber &1.2E
g Menate tn UuransbesabIams.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-15
Wene &letoeritoife.

~ 3Ou breiter ,,Weumfieltme
YrtHe", fer neueite tpoidsbte Stotf,
reue Nuiter in allen Genres, su 35 @ts.
80 Stii6e usue fran5Iiiidbe ga.
teens, IN ben aaerneueften Diuitern, ~
80 @entS.
p 3Dl 6reite geibemffpffe, in
tletnen aIlerIiebiten Multern unp SoppeI,
fnrben, au so Gents.
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9amell : yaiQeu.

llnier srOBer 8ertauf bon Damen.
Saillen balt an. Bir babsn bsreits un.
eescnre auantitdten nertauft nnb iebe
Rduferin 1T sufrieben uub bod e,freut
iiber bic babf6e ausipabI, ipelde iie por,
sefuneen.
9tibide Rereale=3aillem, NIT Rrl.
gen uno Nani9etten, punftirt pber aes
rnutteIt, bic ipobl rs @ents tpert5 Fnb, ;u
so Gent8.
Gin @crtatb BON Herca!e 9aillem,
ete aus @arnerS nor3iisl henr, neuem
yercale ansefertiet iinb. nit Jragen uno
Nani4etten neaeftsn Buffers, bic ginen
Dollar brinsen ioIten, ;u IS GemtS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-15

Dr.. prices cream Batting powoer
9as bol(tommenRe. bas eeia@t tuith.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-03-15
Maihedhte gtoffe.

8 atiten Dreb stple seerfuders Sing.
bans, regulGre 7, 8 unb 10 @ents s8aare
5u s Gents.
2 2iifen @rtra Beetle Giniib Sateens,
Sriiblinssitpffe, 80 5ou brett, 121a @ts.
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@irPs suee,

Setbt9doe,t, A SS,r ie ,iinn e.n,s. ss sDsrh,n al,
obne Operation uub obne Gdmerssn prompt
uno auf bte Daner furtrt.
a. yin arinnspb bes Soriernattssa Gbtsasels
0eidlmirelt am 9terfed. bon .5elIss.
bunsen berrabreub, obue bic Gefabren eiues
operatipen Ginsriffs.
Ramorrboto alfnotea. ara6 s'sss'st es.. bss, 'sst
sSiitelu uno Waiibarmleiben aller art iper.
BEN pbne Gdmer3, unb obne bic Siilfe bes
Neners prompt furirt.
Blaeaetne, iein, S ssss ,ussssn ,.rtsins.rt 1 ssrs
pulreriftrt unb ausgemaidsn, obne bab aud
Der hetnite S9nttt notbueubig ipdre.
Strttren G's sSSs SSslp5sssss SsIsia sss ss
Srolhiiren iiber obige 9tiben nit jablret'
9en Referensen inerben in einfaden; I'm.
lf!a9 tiir 10 Gents Tin Brteimarfen) porto.
tret periaubf. Worlds Dispensar- Medical
Association, ees Brain st., Buffalo. re.
The morning times., 1895-08-12
TWO CONFLICTING OPINIONS.

Henry Watterson says President Cleve-
land, if nominated for a third term, would
be overwhelmingly defeated, and ex-Secre
tary whitney claims that the Z resident Is the
strongest man before the American peo-
pie Here are conflicting opinions from
wel-known public men, but it is hardly
probable that opportunity VIII be given
10 decide by actual test which one Of them
Is right.
Much viii depend upon the next Congress
as tO whether or no President Cleveland
VIII be an available candidate for renonii-
nation. Should the Republicans become
wildly eXtravaganU and make senseless
appropriations from which the President
can manufacture vote ma king etoeS
coUched in piatitudinous phrases, there is
a chance for his nomination and reelection
But from present Indications he could no
more make 4 success sful campa Ign than could
the Long Island elephant swim TO Ireland
1t is one thing 10 be popular with the
masses and another TO be looked upon with
favor by the Rlonied element Unless there
is great change in public sentiment, q
majority OF the agricultural and wage
earning classes would oppose President
Cleveiand's re election Bankers and
business Elen would rally 10 his support.
but the masses, those with the elective
power, would look-upon his candidacy as a
special privilege 10 obtain revenge for
past grievances.
The morning times., 1895-08-12
MORE DIsAPPoINTMENTs

Two significant cabicerams are at hand
from England one announces that tie
portraits ~ President Cleveland and Post
master General Wilson have been ordered
hung IN the Bank OF England as a recog-
milton 81 their efforts N behulr Of sound
money, and the other d a doIefuI wall
from eE-speaker crisp that he fails 10
find much bimetaIIc sentiment in that
country
The one Is the gobble OF the turkey COCK,
the other the dry-throated crow OF q barn
yard fowl
The country al large cares very little
whose portraits are hung in the Bank Of
England, or how great are The personal dis
appointments Of Mt. Crisp, but there are
those 10 whom IL makes considerable
difference. IN its selection of sound money
advocates the gold-bug hank has made
strange discrimination. Angel-face Car
Isle, Cheru b-cheeked Smith, Napoleon
eyed Morton, the War-worn Lamont, and
Trust-bearer Olney-these are members OF
the same Cabinet, and equally entitled to
recognition at the hands OF the arbiter OF the
ANslAAAlts VI hdAloils 30 Adl dS SDlt-bAB
services are concerned, 10 say nothing
OF hundreds of lesser fry, like Josiah
Patterson, Hoosfer Bynum, Tim Campbell,
and the bankers association.
The worst shock, however, comes from
that disciple of white money, the Hon.
Chevy Chase Crisp. Before venmring
'pon the briny deep to seek honor, cham
pague, and bouquets across the water, Mr.
Crisp delivered himself of silver speech
that was intended TO awaken an echo in
Europe. Athis owu request he was selected
by Congress as a member or the next
International monetary conference, and
his speech and ocean voyage We're made
that Foreigners might see the size Of his
head But Ike other great eonquerors
who seek unknown fields, Mr. Crisp has
met with disappointment, aud it now
looks as If, on his return, Mr.. Crisp would
find this country a gold-bug camp
The morning times., 1895-08-12
SENATOR'S HARRIS RETURN.
He Was the Victim of Mistake THAI

He Was the Victim of a MiSta ke That
Caused Him Much Discomfort.
Senator Harris, who has been absent
rooms, at No 13 First street northeast,
Saturday morning.
He was much wearied by travel in the
hot weather OF the past three or four days
aud at once lay down TO rest. Toward
noon he went out on business In spite
OF his advanced years, he seemed quite
refreshed aud in good spirits.
OF the conference of silver leaders to
be held at the Metropolitan Hotel on August
IA, he said there was nothing to be told.
II Is understood from Hon. Casey Young,
of Memphis, who has charge Of the cor
respoudence in regard to the conference,
that thirty States will be represented and
by men of such influence that the conclusions
reached win carry great weight. Senator
Harris promises to have something to say
when the conference meets.
An amusing, though annoying, incident,
attended the venerable Senator's return.
While he was resting at his room a mes
seuger came from the Treasury Depart
mept saying he was wanted there. He
Udu given dlTtCLOuS uOG W Dc olSltIDcd
on any account, and the message was
delivefed, to be given him when he should
awake.
He got up and went out without any
one noticing it, When he returned about
D. m. he was told of the messenger from
the Treasury. He at once went out again
In the hot sun aud made his way to the
big building.
When he reached there, quite used up
with heat, Treasurer Morgan, who had
sent for him, explained in confusion that
a serious mistake had been made. He had
sent word that when the Senator was In
the Treasury building he would be pleased
to call. The matter was nothing more
than thata young friend, whom rhetreasurer
was desirous to please, had left an auto
graph album with a request that tho auto
graph of SenatoE Harris be obtained for IT.
There is no record OF what the senior
Senator from Tennessee said ON the occa-
Sion but he finally wrote hts autograph.
The morning times., 1895-08-12
BUDGET FROM BERLIN.
Doings I'm Germany of Interest TO PeO
pie in America.

DOings I'm Germany of Interest TO PeO-
pie in America.
Berlin, Aug. t1.-At present Prince Bis
marck's health is good, and he goes walking
whenever ne is able. On August 8, he
walked to Aunuhle, where he personally
congratulated the pianist, Mrs Burmester
Petersen, on the anniversary OF her birth.
Mrs. Petersen is spending the summer at
Aumuhls.
Gladenbeck & Co, OF orFredrichshagen, have
finished o war memorial, a colossal bronze
frieze for the city OF Indianapolis. Twenty
tons OF metal We're used in the casting.
Arthur Nikisch, who conducted the Boston
Symphony concert in 1889, has resigned his
position OF director Of the Buda-Pesth court
opera. The resignation was dut to q
disagreement concerning the management OF
the opera.
The Rev NJ Brown, of Spencer, Mass, has
married here Fraulein Won Bayer. The
newly welded couple VIII sail in few days
for New York.
Capt. Balance, of the United States navy,
and Messrs. Murphy, Love and Huntington,
who have just graduated from Princeton
University, are In this city.
The Wagner festival at Munich opened
on the 10th instant with the production Of
"Die Feen Rienzi" Crowded audiences,
chiefly Americans and English, were pres
ent Much enthusiasm was manifested.
The curtain was raised ten times.
Mr.. Karel, American consul general at
st. Petersburg, has been given leave OF
absence and has started for Washington.
Vice Consul Magnus received his exequatur
Friday
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substantial benefit for the position it
Eas taken, and II the amount ii will prob
ably receive is equivalent to the abuse thus
far published the bounty appropriation
viii be considerably lessened by the time
IL reaches the hands OF the planters.
The question as to the attitude OF the
administration on the payment of this
bounty should soon be determined. Should
Comptroller Bowler recede from his po-
siuon after the conclusion of this hearing
and order the bounty paid, it may be
safely asserted that President Cleveland
has iDterfered in behalf OF the sugar plant
ers. On the contrary If the Comptroller
continues to refuse payment there can be
no doubt that he has been all the time
acting under instructions from either the
President or Secretary Carlisle and that
they are opposed TO such unJustifiable
gratuities. a few days more will decide
whether or not the bounty will be paid and
viii disclose the authority for which the
payment is made or rejected.
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FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL OPERA.
TIONS.

The annual report OF DR.. Daniel H.
Williams, surgeoB-in-chief OF the Freed
mems Hospital, makes an excellent rec
ord OF work done during the past fiscal
year and is especially interesting in that
il shows that colored graduates OF local
medical schools have an admirable
opportunity right here in Washington 10
perfect themselves by practical experience
in the mysteries OF their profession.
Dr. Williams is 10 be commended for
having profited by the example OF other
similar institutions and secured for the
hospital IN his charge the services of a
corps Of Jealous young physicians who
render him and his regular staff valuable
assistance IN exchange for practical in
struction IN surgery and the treatment OF
various diseases. II this condition OF
things is desirable in other hospitals, it is
all the more so here where the am
biti0as young colored student obtains
the opportunity 10 gain knowledge that
would not be afforded him else Sewhere. and
perfect himself N the science OF his pro-
fession.
or like value h the training school for
nurses. established at this hospital during
Dr. williams iDcumbency. In This in
stance. too, the advantages and benefits
are mutual. for the young colored women
who give their services 20 the hospital
for a time acquire practical knowledge
which opens up 10 them a career OF use
fulDess and profit.
Dr. Williams makes a plea for an ap-
preparation with which to erect an ad-
ditional building and equip the same. 1t
is 10 be desired that the Secretary OF the
Interior should support this request in
his report to Congress, in order that the
usefulness OF this Institution may be still
further extended.