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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

- 9lls bic Hepublifaner bon Mti6isan
BEL ben 2eeislaturmablen einen lolden
Sieg errangen, baB Der Senat ausi iblieb'
li9 republifaniid lit uno cas- 9aus nur
einen einsisen Oemotraten oufweiit,
mollten li9 mebrere beutlbe Republicans
i9e 8ldtter Dor 6reube beinabe auf ben
RopT nellen. Sene Bldtter riilen no.
mentlid bilise Wise bariiber. oab BON
nun an bic bemofratil9e Oppolition
gesen republifaniide Mabreseln
in Der 2esislatur BON Mi6igon
cine veinitimmiee" iein uerbe. gBir boz
ben bamals iofort barauf aufmerfIam
gema1t, bab biele Bldtter Ipdter aus
elmer anberen Sonart pfeifen miirben. so
idreibt bic rgincinnatier Greie prehe"
nSt unter Der ueberi9rift: rNatipi.
fii1e Shanbtbat": Ser 9taat
Mi9ison III in leiner iebigen @eiesse.
buns NIT einer Wertretuns 9eplast, bic
ibrer Mebrbeit nod aug perbinenen no.
tipiitiiden 2aIiern uno selotilden Sem=
peren.= unb Sonntass-Wudern beitebt.
Das bemeiien bic 59anberlalle. nit be-
men lie bas Wolt Wfi9isan's beimiu9t.
gu bielen seb0ren namentlid elm iibers
itrenges @etrdnfebanbe!-@eleS unb eine
@eiolution, tpel9e perfiiet, bab benz 0olte
bes genannten 9taates Bel Der ndhlten
@obl Elm Nmenbement 5ur Derfallung
unterbreitet meroen ion, tpona9 nur
iolde Grembssborene bas Stimmre4
boben iollen, tpel1e bic WerfaHuns Der
Wereinisten @taaten in ber l1ripra9e, b.
|. in Der en9lii9en Spra@e Ieien f0n-
men.
MuBer bieier &eiolution bic obne
3meifel aud bonn Senat palFrt ,perben
pirb, baben beibe 9duier bereits eine
Bil ansenommen, melde bic Sdant.
li3ens auf $500 erb0bt. Das iinb bic
Jrii6te ienes seualtisen republifani.
i6en 5ieges. Sn Der 8bat, Elm bider
@erniutbstropfen in hem 6reubenbe9er
republifanil1er 8ldtter 2eiber merben
bic 2orbeeren Der Natipiiten BON Mi9i.
gan bic Banbe aud in onberen 9taa-
en- tuieber fre9er MAIDEN.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

Nuf ben rhlutieen Griinben" bes
Dlau9ras.5ta 1T mieber einmal in
ben h0beren Sdi6ten Der @elellidaft
ein Morb Deriibt porben. Dieies Mal
1T es ein Ooppelmorb uno 3mar mar es,
tpie ss in Qentudp 10 oft paliirt, Elm
reefrdntter ebemann", uel9er li9 nit
BEN Nepolper an benz 2iebbaber ieiner
Grau unb bieier ielbit rd9te. Be3ei9-
neno 1T, baB bic 9rag6bie, beren
Gin3eIbeiten uniere 2eler an elmer
dnDeren Gtelle finben, in einem
Affi9notionsbaus ftattfGnb. Diefe
1duier man benie nur an ben G9iir.
5sneoloneI 1redinribge -i9einen in ben
b6bereH Rreiitn ber 2entudper @eiell-
f&aft cine srcbe Role 3u ipielen. Die
Goroners Surp bat etnen auf rgere9t-
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
Die 81. =. D,utidbe 3eitune4. cine

Die .N. 5. Deuti3e 3eituns", eine
IN Memarf, q. s.. eri@einenbe 3eituns.
unb elm in ieber 3eitunssoifice germ st-
febenes We1ielblatt. fam lebte Mo4e
onldblih ibres 15jdbrisen Beitebens, in
einem san3 neuen @ewanb in bic 9dnbe
ibrer 2eler. Nus benz sroben ettpas un-
hdnbisen pierleitisen 8latt bat he li4 in
cine fur ben 2eler piel bequemere a1tieis
tise 3eituus nit l9Dner beutliher, lei1t
lesbarer S9rift perwanbelt. Cine oer=
arti9e Wanbluns BET Der iesisen 8e-
i1dftsltile ipriht beutliher als ale Res
flamen fir bic Yrosperitdt Der 3eituns.
Wir sratuliren her seiddsten Goae9in
au ibrem 15ten @eburtstage.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

Sn ibrer seitrisen Summer per=
3opft bic .gpenins Dtspatt", bic be-
fannte vMsuderldiirse," on Ieitenoer
@telle einen ldngeren Nrtifel, in Delhem
iie ibr 8ebauern bariiber auslpridt, bab
70 menige GrcurIionen na4 Columbus
fommen unb oafiir agitirt, bab S4ritte
qetban uerben. nm benz uebelitanoe ab'
aubelfen. sic ma1t beilduTis aud bo.
rouf aufmerfiam, baB porisen CONNER
piel mebr grcuriionen BON Columbus
na4 anberen @tdoten, als BON bielen
ma9 Columbus orraneirt murben. Dem
8latt, uel9es itets fir ben itricteiten
@abbotbswong tdmpfte, 9ebt nahseraoe
Elm @eifenlieber auf. Gs merit, oab ote
@onntassbiittelei ben @eiddftsinterels
len unierer @tabt bebeutenben S4aoen
sufiist, lit aber gu feise, nm bas ein5ise
Seilmittel an3useben, bur9 wel4es
benz llebelitanbe absebolfen tperoen
t6nnte. Sie Staatsbauptftabt wiiroe
infoIse ibrer eentralen Sage unb ibrer
pielen lebensuiiroisen, sroBartisen
6taatsanitalten bas Mecea Sauienoer
BON Greuriioniiten iein, menn nidt bic
elenbe. bIoblinnise, lid mie elm perberb-
li9er Mebltbau auf alIes frild uno frob
puIlirenbe 2eben lesenoe 9onntassbiit'
telei bic 5daaren Der Nusfliisler BON
bier fortiheuhte. Ser Mann, pelher
mdbrenb Der Wo9e fir ben l1nterbalt
ieiner 6amilie orbeitet, bat nur ben
Sonntas, an tpelhem er li1 pieber ols
Wteni9 fablen tann unb lih ielbit sebDrt.
WilI er lib elmer greurl ION ani1lieBen,
10 fann er bas nur an einem Sonnto9.
Sat ct absr sen Jabrpreis fiir Iid uno
feline 6an,ilie se3ablt, 10 berlan9t er,
baB bic Staot, tpelbe er belu4t,
ibm aud etmas biete. Ct tommt
niht bieber, I'M lansmeilige Yrebisten
gu boren ooer li9 nit 8ino unb Gesel In
Der sliibenben Sommerbise auf ber
StraBe berumSutreiben, neil ct feinen
YIag Tinbet, an tueldem er iid nit ieiner
Tamilie amujiren tann. Sie Conn
tassbuttelei lit Der ein,ise @runb, mes.
balb feline grcurl lionen mebr nah Go
lumbus fommen unb, tpie es i'm porigen
CONNER oft porfam, on einem ein,i9en
@onntas 10000 perionen bic Staot
perlieBen, nm anbermdrts bic unterbal-
tuns Su iu9en, bic ibnen ibre ei9ene
Stabt infolse ber Nsitation Der finltern
Wtuderbanbe nibt bietet. Sc cher benz
bloblinnisen Sreiben Der Jiniterlinse Elm
gnbe sema9t tuirb, beito beIier lit es fir
bic 8el9dftsinterelien unlerer Staot.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09
@enatpr Galpin 6 8rice hot Il

= @enator Cabin g. Brice bot li9,
na9bem er be,eits poriee Wo4e einen
6reunb 3u elmer biesbe3iisli6en Grfld.
runs autortiirt bate, in elmer unter=
rebun9 nit einem 8eri1terfatter nod
einmaI san3 enti&ieben s'sen Greiprd-
gung BON Silber ausse5pro9en. ST
iprid bic 9oHnuno aus, bab es selin.
gen perbe bic bemotratii9e partei por
elmer iol6en 9borbeit ~ beiuabren unb
erfldrt. bab mon Der bemofratii9en
Organization teinen i9limmeren S9a.
ben 3ufiigen f0nne, ols bur@ cine 6ret.
iilterplanfe. Oarin bat Der Genator
eeuib Re@t! gs i&eint jebo& eine Gli:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-09

- Wlit ben SubToien fir S9iife unb
Dem S4uBSoa fir ben S9tifsbau ma9t
man in Jranfrei9 dbnlide Grfabruneen
uie tn ben Ser. Staaten. IS Yro,ent
Der franS0iii9en S9iffe per5en in gns-
lamb 9ebaut.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
HOW 1T STANDS.
Citizens Bank Assignee Makes Statement.

Below is statement Of the az
signee of the Citizens Bank made to
the chanoery court on April l, 1895:
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
WISE OR OTHERWISE.

Economy may be as unwise as ex-
travagance.
Never talk back. It shows o lack of
knowledge of human nature.
Because woman trusts man is no
sign that he should be trusted.
A nickel makes more noise in the
contribution box than dollar bill.
Never accuse a man OF insobriety
when he slips on your orange peel.
A man may win woman on "moon.
shine" but he can't maintain her on
it.
A man never learns how to step on
the tack of adversely with comfort to
himself,
Endeavor 80 to live that when you
come'to die even the undertaken will
be sorry.
Many a man who is waiting for q
chance has been standing on the
wrong corner.
DO you suppose that the would
woulu be as wicked as it is II Satan
was so indolent- in doing evil as many
Christians are in doing good.-Hart
ford Religious Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
MRS. GRUMPY SAYS:

That some are confident Hades will
have to be enlarged.
That as reckless talker, the girl of
the period rivals the parrot.
That card parties Tor prizes are hav
ing an inconsistent reign for Lent.
That too many lawyers labor more
for their fees than for their clients.
That unbrjdled, malicious tongues
do as much harm as uuloaded guns.
That women who never went near
Worth are loudest deploring his death,
That the sycophant finds himself
entirely at home in fashionable society.
That women who compromise them
selves are Us lost as those who hesitate.
That some of The "lectures" under
fashionable auspices are akin to twad.
lie,
Ihat society women who have
special means OF livelihood are numer-
Gus.
That nothing short Of bishops
divorce will cause a sensation in society
now.
That high collars are the only thing
that make some men hold up their
head
That women interviewed about their
divorce are not in need Of any nerve
ionic.
That Power Of Removal bill for
operation in society would be a good
thing
That show d. do" is the only thing
that does not cost money in a court
If law.
That fashionable sympathy is the
kind extended to get further par
ticulars.
That clergymen advocating Sunday
liquor selling make an edifying
spectacle.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
Or. KoIIock in Nashville.

The attention of the reader ia espec
tally called to the card OF DIR Matthew
Henry Kollock, which is in another col
umn. The doctor is native OF Norfolk
Va, 1894) of promin, mt southern
family of Savannah, Ga. He is quoted
as standard authority by the "Ency
clopedia Britannica" Vol. X, page
1876, the "largest and ost important
work in the world" being in twenty,
five volumes, each the size Of a large
church bible. He is noted rs the dis.
roverer OF the active principle OF GEL
sEMINUM, specific for ne1ralpia OF the
face and womb. The doctor has been
al over the world, and has made
many cures, especially at Hot Springs,
Ark, given up by other ply sicians.
EGsS
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18

lhsl h 'usands suffer from insomnia
beesu.e "'frilhg' IS net yet out in
paptr
That tho irgenu u girl does not
find herself appre slated in fashionable
society.
That the commercial feature OF in
ternationsl marriages is not given
publicity.
That he is a foolish fellow who
thinks taking the Kelley cure is q
distinction.
That amateur poets are some times
as much nuisance rs dogs in Con.
stanunople.
That it is a precarious thing to
change ones religion for the sake Of
a marriage.
That the man who has only hi,
money to boast Of, is among the
"most miserable
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
LIFE AND DEATH.

In 1893, for the first time in four
yeare, there was a slight excess OF
births over deaths in France. The
number of illegitimate births was To-
600, the highest ON record, SS per
cent. OF all the births.
Mrs Newell Case, OF Battle Creek,
Mich, has new pair OF twin babies,
born on different days OF the week,
different months and different years !;
one just before and one AUST after the
New Year midnight.
DR.. William O'Meagher, one Of New
Works new coroners, stood the annoy.
ance of his office just two days. He
lost his time. his sleep, his patience
and concluded the worriment was not
wor,h $4,000 a year. He had eight
deaths the first day and twelve the
second.
During growth there must be ample
sleep il the brain is to develop to its
full extent, and the more nervous, ex.
citable or precociouc child is the
longer sleep should it get il its intel
lectual progress is not to come to q
premature standstill or its lite be cut
short.
There is no doubt whatever that the
averssr person eats a great deal more
in winter than In summer. The air
in winter contains more oxygen, and
therefore animal combustion ia more
rapid, and extra food is required to
keep up the same amount of animal
heat.
A writer in La Medicine Modern as.
serts that sedentsry occupations pre-
dispose to tuberculosis more than any
Others. italian and English statistics
show, he says, that there are 459
deaths per 1000 from THE disease
among students, seminarians and
young clergymen, while farmers, boat
men and mOuntsineers enjoy almost
complete immunity from it.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
statesmen Wanted.

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We will sell to responsible parties and
take note payable in six, twelve and
eighteen months.
Write us for wholesale prices. Ad.
dress: Southern Nursery Go, Win.
chester, Tenn. $50 SGT
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18

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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-04-18
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13
DEBS GIVES HIMSELF UP
His Absence, He Explained,
Was Due to an Attack
of Illness.
Regret Expressed for His Inability
to Keep His Appointment
Tuesday.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 12.-Eugene v.
Debs, whose term of imprisonment in
Woodstock Jail was to have begun last
night, presented himself at the United
States Marshaps Office at II A. N. to-day,
after having been lost to the authorities
since noon yesterday.
He came in shortly after the entire force
of Federal Deputy Marshals in Chicago
had been sent in search of him.
Debs explained his absence by saying
that he was i'll yesterday. He went to the
Office of friend in the afternoon and fell
asleep, he said, not awakening until z
o'clock to-day. Aside from bad headache
he seemed to be in good health when he
arrived at the Marshars Office. He deeply
regretted, he said, that he had failed to
keep his appointment with the Deputy
Marshal who was to have taken him to Jail
last night, and was much surprised to hear
of the search that had been made for him.
He was emphatic in his denial of the
story that his tardy surrender was the
result of a too free indulgence in liquor.
This afternoon, at O'Clock, Debs was
taken to the Woodstock Jail and Howard
was taken to the Will County Jail at Joliet
one hour later.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13
OF INTEREST TO THE COAST.

Pensions Granted Pacific Slope Veterans.
Catifornians at the Capital.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 12.-Mae
A. Houston has been commissioned post
mistress at Little Rock, Cal.
Pensions were granted to Californians
as follows: Original-Ebenezer w. Kerby
Petaluma; Alanzon Petit, Veterans
Home; Charles Starr, West Berkeley !;
John Welsh, San Francisco; Dennis Walsh,
Veterans Home. Supplemental-Fran c.
Houghton, Sacramento; Daniel w. Ed
wards, San Diego. Increase-Joseph Luck
adoe, Los Angeles; Henry Thomas, Azusa.
Mexican War survivors-Henry Beeson,
Boonville. Increase-John Woods Wear,
Wolfe.
Oregon-Original: John T. Pennington,
Ashland; Henry Letherman, North Yam
hill. Relssue-Edwin Brown, Medford.
Among coast arrivals are: II. P. Burke,
Los Angeles; Phillip Mann, San Fran
cisco; Henry T. Sawyer, Portland.
A .postoffice was to-day established at
Cinnabar. Trinity County, California; JOS
eph f. Cox, postmaster.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13
FITZSIMMoNS MEASURED.
He Is Much Heavier Than He Has Bee,

He Is Mach Heavier Than He Has Been
fo1. Some Time.
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 12.-Bob Fitz-
simmons measurements were taken by DIR.
John Wilson Gibbs to-day. Professor Mike
Donovan and others were present at the
ceremonies. The fighter is much heavier
than for some time past. He weighs 1856
pounds in his street clothes and is in ro-
bust health.
The present figures are as follows:
Height, feet 11s4 inches; neck, Is
inches; right bicep, 1oz inches;
high right forearm, 101S inches; right
forearm, expanded, IL inches; left
forearm, 1O14 inches; wrist, 81 inches;
waist, % inches; right thigh, 2o1z inches !;
right calf, 1891 inches; across shoulders,
2O4 inches; length of both arms extended,
IA inches; right fist, 10 inches; chest. nor
NAL, 80 inches; chest, expanded, "A inches.
The last measurements of Corbett were
as follows: Weight, 1873 pounds; height,
feet ~ inches; reach, 29sl inches; chest,
SO inches; waist, SO inches; thigh, 81
inches; calf, Il inches; biceps, 14N inches !;
forearm, 1111 inches.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-13
SERIOUS TROUBLE FEARED.
1t Is LIKELY to Break Otst at Any Tim
ia COuer d, AJene.

1t Is Likely to Break Ost at Any Time
in COser d'4te7ae.
DENVER, COL, June IA special to
the Republican from Boise, Idaho, says:
An alarming state of affairs exists in Cuur
d. Alene, in Northern Idaho. News re-
ceived here to-day indicates that serious
trouble is likely TO break out there at any
time between the Miners Union and the
law and order men in that section who
have organized to protect laborers in their
right to work if they can get employment
and the mine-owners in their right tie en-
ploy whom they please.
A man who incurred the enmity of the
Miners Union was killed there recently,
murdered with an ak, which was found
buried in his skull, and the Coroner's jury
returned verdict of suicide.
Governor Mcconnell has made requisi-
ton on the Government for arms and has
obtained several hundred stand. Over 200
volunteers are drilling here tonight to
prepare for the coming conflict, which
seems imminent. Idaho has no State mi
litia