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The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07

"Castoria is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the oay Is no1
far distant when mothers will CONSIDER tne reai
interest of their children, and use Castorla IN
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine. soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. J. F. KNCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07

HELP WANTED-A young man to act as
N double entry bcokkepeer, must be
competent. State age and e&-
perience. Address HELP Press Office.
81
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07
CLOCK REPAIRING.

r HAVE made specially of clock repairing TO.
i wears and am familiar with all its branches. My
prices are reasonable, my work strictly frstelass
Dron me postal and 1 will send for your clock.
MCKINNEY the Clock Maker, 459 Congress St,
Monument Square. Jan5ou
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07
WANTED-FEMALE HELP,

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07
FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under this head
ope week for rs cents, cash in advance.

NOR SALE-1oO more secondhand Wool
L Horse Collars; also a job lot OF harnesses
slightly damaged, consisting OF sAgnt drlFi ing
fruck are made in the latest styles and viii be
sold at a great bargain. NO. 10 SILVER 81 j."
City. -
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07

WANTED-A young woman desires a posi-
W ton to do general housework, Is good
cook, small family preferred. References given
if required. Inquire at No II PLEASANT
STREET, Portland, Maine. 6-1 ,
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07

E,OR SALE-One second hand NEBEE
a. GRAND PIANO in first class order. a
CRESSEY JONES 6 ALLEN, Music House,
53S Congress street. 81
The Portland daily press., 1895-02-07

ENOR SALE-2 10 story house. containing IL
L rooms in first class repair, with all modern
Improvements; electric bells, hot water heat
etc Situated 215 Newbury Stree one MN
ute walk from Post office. Price right. a: =.
LIBBY, Az 1-2 Exchange st. -
The evening times., 1895-12-11
DISTRICT IN CONGRESS
Bill Defining the Qualifications
Of Plumbing Inspector.
MR.. WILSON TO BE REGENT
Vacancy at Smithsonian to Be Filled
by Postmaster General-Mr. hcMil-
hans Bill Concerning Fares and
Transfers on Street Rnilroads-Pro-
vIding for Several Statues.

Mr.. Cummings4or New York has intro
duced in the House a bill defining the quail
ifications of chief inspector and deputy in
spectors OF plumbing in the District.
Itis required that The chief inspector shall
be practical plumber who has been prac-
ticaily engaged inthe plumbing business for
ten years or niore, and shall furnish a Ger
tifica;e of competency and file a bond for
faithful perfo rnapce of duty in the sum OF
$4,000. Il
The assistant inspectors shall be prac-
teal plumbers who have been practically
engaged IN the plumbing business for five
years or more. andl shall furnish certifi-
Gates of competency and file bond for
faithful performance of duty in the sum OF
$1,000. >sr -.
Mr.Cartis. OF New York, ha ; introduced in
the House a joint resolution providing for
the erection of Retatus at the Trea sury De-
partment TO Francis u. Spinner
Mr. Wheeler, Of A laiama, has Introduced
in the House joint resolution providing
that tne vacancy In the board of regents of
tic Smithsonian Institution, of the class
other than members of Congress. shall be
filled by the appointment of william l.
Wilson. of the State of West Virginia, in
place OF Henry Coppee. deceased.
p III tue SENATE touay JOfAt RESOLUTION
was introduced by Mr.. Mitchell of Wiscon-
sin, authorizing the joint5ceminitree of the
Library to purchase FROM Signor G. FEN
tanore statue of Victor Hugo, made by
him. Two thousand dollars is asked.
Senator Mcmillan Introduced a bill to
regulate fares and transfers upon street
ear lines in the District. 1t provides that
the lawful rate Of fare shall not exceed o
cents. and that companies shall arrange
such Il transfer system as will carry pas
senger for the one fare. Congress has
power Ia say under what methods the trans
fers shah be made.
1t rs the same bin introduced; In the last
Congress. 1t further contains provision
that all street car companies shall seil six
tickets for quarter.
Mr.. Lodge introduced bill for the erec-
ton OF a monument to Commodore john
Paul Jones at the southwest corner of
Lafayette Square. 1t is to be of the same
general design as that of Lafayette at the
southeast corner. Fifty thousand dollars
II asked for.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
KILLED IN MOTHERS ARMS
Mrs. Hansr in Her Sleep Crushed
the Life Out of Her Little One.
Sad Accident In the Family of a For
mer lexington Line Conductor.
Grief OF the Parents.

most peculiar and fatal accident today
casts its shadow over the household oi
William j. Haner, who was some months
ago discharged from the lexington Street
Railway because, it was alleged he was
q union man His nine-days old baby, the
second child of his wife, Mary E. Haner
was killed this morning at an early hour,
the result of a distressing accident,
The little ones life was crushed out, its
neck broken and its head mashed in on one
side while in bed with the mother,
About a month ago Mrs. Haner was seri-
ously scaided by the upsetting of i kettle
of water. and has since been attended by
Dr. Z. J. Brrne, who lett Mr.. Haner's
home, at No. 1912 Eighth street north
west, about 8 O'Clock last evening. after
his usual visit.
Soon after his departu Mr. Haner re.
tired. Tue little infant reposed pea ce-
fully en Il pillow placed between Mr.. and
Mrs. Uaner. At O'Clock til is morning
the father awoke, and his Wife being still
very ill he changed the chi!ds position
from its SHE tn its back. He then went
back to sleep.
An hour or two a e, in passed 4 nd he a "a in
awoke after Il short nap to find that his
wife had moved her position. and the child
seemed as if II were nursing
About I o'clock Mrs. Hancr ;,woke with
start, cAclainling, as she behcld the dis
figured face OF the child, My God, it is
dcad.'
The words were too true The mother
had fallen asleep while nursing the in
tant. and In moving in her sleep had rolled
upon the tiny form. which though dead.
appeared 10 be merely nesting in its moth
er's bosom.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Tnmnrrnw,s Island Entries

First race-One-half mile. Selling. Avon
Trixey Gardner, Tamnany Hail, ToT,sa
Pocahuntas, Bella g., Eclipse Jr., Clans
man, Wang. and La Prcntis, 112 each, and
Arda, wheeloski, Countess. Irish Lass, and
Benefactor, los each.
Second race-SiN and a quarter fur
longs; selling. walcott, liz; Taucred,
1O7; DR.. Helmuth, Frank K. Harf and
Grand Prix, los each; Traitor and Jersey.
101 each: Marguerite ana Matte Chun,
90 each; Drumstck. SO; Quiiia, 93; Sir
Carlton, II; Henrade, 20.
Third racc-Fivc-eighths OF u mile; sell
ing; two-year-olds. Peuubrook and Buc-
cancer. 110 each; Nantucket, los: Perfidy,
Fannie Fulton Devoia. Miss Elizabeth, and
Scandal, 103 each: Yeoman, 1O2; Mid
Rose and Rapids. 80 each. and Gaseogne
and Ha nds Orr. S4 EACH.
Fourth race-Six and half furionss,
selling. Electro. 105; Nobby, windgate,
Bob Miller. Mohawk Cody, COckade, Redo
wac, Jewsharp, Ballinasioc and Brogan,
102.
Fifth race-Four and half furlongs
Topgaliant. 122; Berwyn, Marguerite III,
Fagin. Padre, May D.. and Forest. 119;
Balmoral and Belvina. ia.
Six race-One mile; selling. Foxgloye,
Drizzle. Eddie NJ, Gonzales. and Lento,
102 each: Elizabeth, Leigh, and Hazel,
80 each; Reform and Andrews 90 each:
Juliet and VaIkyrie, 80 each.
The evening times., 1895-12-11

four rhouse-Capc Henry, 2.10; Kitty Haw wk,
1.42.
The temperature has fallen from Virginia
southward to Georgia and Florida, with
frosts In Northern Florida and on the cen
trai gun coast. II Is warmer in the central
valleys and the lake regions.
Condition of tiie Water.
High and low tides are Officially recorded
at hte navy yard for Today as follows:
n n1gh. Low.
S-oo "a N. Q:2S q. m.
3:32 d. M. 1915 n. m.
Temperature and condition of the water
at 8 a. NJ: Great Fa1ls-Temperature, Sc:
conditiun, So. Receiving reseryoir-Tem-
perature. 81; conditipn a north connection
80: coDdithbn at south connection. Sc. Dis
tribufiDg reservofr-Temperature, 36 CON-
ditiOn at fnflnent gatehpuse,. SO; effluent
gatehouse, SO. -, - -,
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps lighted at U:b2 D. m.: extin-
guisbed at H:66 r. m. .aI-=.,.. = - -
Eaphtha Tampa ftgieet3 at SAG o. m. ~.
tiDguistied at 6:l1 q. m.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
IRREGULAR MARKET.
Gus Expands a Little and Bankrupt
Stocks Take Tumble


Stocks Take Tumble
New York. Dec. 1.-THE stock specula-
tion this morning was very irregular in
its course. Gas stocks were buoyant for
Consolidated OF New York. which jumped
points to 159, and firm for Chicago,
at 6S 3-ia69 Il. Outside brokers report
sharp advances in New York city gas stocks
not listed ON the board.
A brisk business is being transacted in
these iss ues owing to the belief that an
important deal Is on foot looking to a
closer working arrangement of all COM
panies, official denials to the contrary
twiihstanding.
The bankrupt stocks were more active
at lower range. Union Pacific declined
/ 1-S to Is, Reading, Ia to 3 Ia. and
Northern Pacific preferred, 1 to IA 1-2.
There is a disposition on the part Of
the holders to liGuidate in these stocks
before the heavy assessments which are
necessary in order to rehabilitate the prop
critics are announced.
In the case of Reading, as already known
stockholders have been assessed 20 per
cent. and receive nothing in return.
There is no reason to believe that the
stockholders of Union Pacific or Northern
Pacific will get any better treatment.
The solvent railroads were firm as to
price, but there was little doing in them.
The Industrials were cratic.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
HELP FOR CATTLEMEN.
Trust Company Organized to Ler
MnIlsaar tn NnSadx- Rs..

Trust Company Organized to Lend
Money to Needy Ranchmen.
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 11.-A trust company
is being formed by Chicago and Omaha
parties, headqua rters to be In South Omaha
the purpose of which is to loan money to
cattle growers to tide them through a
hard season. P. A. Valentine, secretary to
p. d. Armour, said:
ut will be organized with capital of
81 900, 900. The character Of the company
may be inferred when the men behind the
scheme already are E. A. Cudahy, Herman
KountZe, John A. Creighton, M. Wool
worth. Fred Davis, John A. McShane. W.
A. Paxton and MFR. Armour.
''There will be considerable capital fur
nisled by parties in New Y ork. Boston. and
other Eastern cities. / can't state defi-
nitely when the company will be organized
or the first stockholders meeting will be
held, but we will probably by ready for the
spring business"
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Forecast TN sP. NJ. Thursday


For Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsyi-
vania, New Jersey and Delaware. increa sing
cloudineSs, proba bly, ight snow; winds shift
fnc 10 soutbeasterly; warmer.
For the District of Columbia a ud Mar ia nd,
fair during the greater portion Of Thursday,
but conditions are favorable for light show
by Thursday night; warmer; winds shift
ing to southwesterIy.
For Virginia, generally fair; warmer;
southwcsterly winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast.
The. storm yesterday morning off the
South Atlantic coast has moved rapidly
northeastward. accompanied by severe gales
on the coast from Hatteras to BostoD, and
Is now central southeast of New England.
A second depression is central over Lake
Michigan. Tile barometer Is highest In Utah.
Snow or rain has occurred in the South
Atlantic States, New England and the lake
region.
The following heavy precipitation, In
inches WIS reported. During the hast twenty
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Loyal women's Entertu,nment.

"Ye Ancient Days the entertainment
to be given on Tuesday evening next. De-
cember IT. at National Rifles Hall, for the
benefit of the Legion of Loyal Women.
will so far exceed anything of the kind
heretofore given in Washington as to rank
high from an artistic standpoint. From
the opening note Of the grand chorus. ''The
Campbells are Coming" with the thrilling
accompaniment OF the hagpipe rla yetl by
Highland pipers in costume, TO the closing
of America" in which the audience will
join, the interest will be kept up to piieh.'
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Guardian Ad Li,em wanted.

A bill in equity was filed today by Jacob
pieiue-. through his attorney, Albert sill
lers, praying that guardian ad liteGl be
appointed for Ellen Doody, who is insane
and confined at the government asylum.
and also asking for the sale OF lot %. in
square 725, and an equitable distribution
Of the pruceeds Dienier purchased of
Stephen Tobin and wife their interest
in the property. consisting of two-thirds,
and the reDla inder belongs tn Mrs. Doody.
who il w;dlw. and as the lot Is unim-
proved and Not divisible without DANA gc it
is desired that the same shall be sold.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today as
fO.I,ws:
George T. Burfnrd and Minnie BAH Jor-
dan. both uf Staunton, Va.
W. c. Kelley and Daisy P. Burgess. both
OF charlottesville. Va.
J. Winfield PeGgh of Waltham. Mass.
and Martha S. Crockett nr Hamilton. Va
Edgar c. Biackman and Dora S. Bal
lenger.
Richard T. Smith and Cassie Cieinons
John Lewis and Mary Brown.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
VIII OF a Veteran Soldier,

The will OF Benjamin 4. White. late an
inmate OF the Soldiers Home. was filed with
the Register of Wills for probate toda $.
Theinstrument is dated December 8. $50.
and bequeaths to his sister. Deborah c.
shearman, the amounts of money due him
on account OF retained. pensioas,,' and
also on pension certificate that ma v have
accrued at the date of his tccea SC.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
yellow Fever In Cuba.

The United States minister at Copenhagen
has received from the Danish government a
notice to the effect that the government of
the Danish West indies, in view of the
prevalence of yellow fever in Cuba, has
declared a quarantine of five days against
vessels arriving at st. Thomas from that
island.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Feyop WIN Cou,eS, Abandoned

Hugh j. Fegan gave notice today by his
attorney. Mr.. II. Z. Davis in probate court,
OF the withdrawal OF the eaveat in the
matter of the estate or John Fegan. and
declines 10 Prosecute his proposed contest
of the will. He was permitted TO with
draw his papers
The evening times., 1895-12-11

Congressman Bishops Mill Burned.
Baldwin. Mich, Dec. 1.-THE Baldwin
Milling Company's mill. elevator, sheds
and harns were destroyed by fire late last
night. Loss. $25,0OO; insurance. ST. 2 GOO.
The cause OF the fire is supposed to he spou-
taneous combustion Congressman X. +.
Bishop is one OF the principal stockholders
OF the company.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Aba nd oned Property to Re So,a

A sale OF abandoned property by Chief
Clerk Sylvester OF the police department
WAS ordered this morning, to take place
December II, for the benefit of the police
mems relief fund.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
TEST THEIR IN0NlED6E
Real Estate Brakers Sharply
Questioned by Lawyers.
ABOUT SUBURBAN PROPERTY

Street Ext tension Case Resumed in
Court Witnessed Place valuesUpOn
the Lots In the First Subdivision.
Tedious Process of Extracting In
formation for tue Jury's Benefit.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
lH[fIIN6 N INJUSTICE
Effort Of Officials in Regard TO
Arrears Of Taxes.
COMMISSIONERS NEW BILL

They WIN Ask Congress- to Le9islate
Upon the observation-disclosures utls of
Dollars Annually Lost IN the City
Through Court observation-disclosures
District Matters aud Daily Orders.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
Washington stocx Excaan:.

Seles-Resula- cail-I3 o'clock m-Washing.
States Electri: Light, at us; 10 at III; 5 al
1l9t.. After ccIi-capitai Traction, 100 at 20.
The evening times., 1895-12-11
FRANK WILSON BROWN,
BROKER,

Stocks, Bonds, Grain, Provisions
and Cotton.
Direct Private Wires Long Distance
to Telephone,
Principal Cities I4I4.
Correspondents Of
MESSRS. THEO. w. MYERS g. CO.,
No. 47 New S., New York,
Members of the New YORK Stock Exchange
Abendblatt., 1895-03-11
Revolution 10. 2.
e.
DteoerhoIune Ger tunuItarii9eu Nuftritte in
Ger Peimoth fir iu9enoIide Gefebes=
uebertreterinnen.

Sn Der NnftaGt go. Bill Snbiana NDe.
emp0rten ft9 Die Snfaifen 6eute Morgen
abermals, @ie es i9eint, m09ten bic jun
gen Mdb9en lieber bic 3euen bes Ypli3eiqez
&pabrfams, als Das 0aus betpobnen, in MEL
3em ie cine 9eimatb unb bic @runblage
fir cine e%6ren6afte 3utunft ftnben Iplen.
Na3oem geItern beretts bier Der iun9en
8eDobnerinnen, bDn benen feline bas Is.
2ebensiubr iiberf9ritten bat, 1pegen &u6ez
ft0rung in 9uft genommen tporben fparen,
infcenirten beute Morgen bic 3uriidgebliez
benen cine neue gfebolte. Sic f8lugen
Sbiiren unb 0enfter Elm unb DpQfibrten
einen iOI4en 2drm, buB bic poIi5ei 1t6
abermals btnetnmif9en muBte. Die fol-
genben MGb6en purben in 9aft genomz
men unb mad Der Yoli3eiftatipn Der 35.
StraBe gebra6t: Mamie Oupis, Belle
@berbart, Gillian gorcoran, HeQie Sub,
MarD Wfcgune unb &ubie Moolfen.
Ser Sltmult tpurbe bur6 bieie 8erbufz
tungen gefttut, bod muBten auf 8erlangen
Der Matrone me6rere Bolt3iften bic fernere
8end6ung iiberne6men.
DAP bic Mdb9en es fertig bra9ten, nit
bloBen Sduiten Die Sbiirfiiqungen ein3u=
itOBen, Iegt fir ibre pbpff4e 8efd6ignng
Elm gtnfttges 3eugniB ab.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-11
0e0en Ole StrohbIroen.

1te6er 300 bertpirfte observation-disclosures,
bic ME cDQettirt nerben fonnten, {ino oom
Polt3eiannalt N5ab Dem itGbtif9en Comp
troQer iibergeben tpprben, unb es fpq lett Der
8erfu9 gema9t nerben, bic 8iirqen qeridjtz
li9 CUR 8erantnortung gu 3ie6en.
Die bertpirtten 8iirgf9aftsbonbs fommen
bon ben berf6iebenen poli5eigert9ten Der
Stabt, Die meiften bon ben 9oli3etqerihtcn
Der Nrmorp, Der 9esplaines StraBe uno Der
Sft @6icdgo Mpenue Station. M1n bet
bieIe. Bombs bis6er ais nert6los unqefe6en,
ieBt nirb aber Iler. 6arper, Der iahberz
ItGnbtge 8u66alter bes Mabors, fie briiien.
3und6it tpetben bann bic IGmmtli9en 9}oIiz
3etrt9ter auf bic betreffenoen faulen 8iirQen
oufmertiam gema9t unb aufgefprosrt iperz
ben, 0ieielben in feinem Sale ptaper als
8iirgen ar3une6men.
Wenn Die Ht9ter bann bie1e eSnitruftioz
men ausfi6ren, 10 nirb ben 1Gmmtlihen
profefifoneIen 8iirgf@aftsteuern, hte bisber
ibr ltnmefen in Den 8oli3eigeri9ten ttie6cn,
bas 9anbtpert gelegt fein, bu fie 1GmmtGi6
nit gu ben unter3ei3nern gum 8iirgf4uftgz
bombs geb0ren, @uf Der 9arriTontrabenz
Station itnb es tbatfG9li9 INNER bieIel6en
flint ober feds 2eute, neG6e als 8iirQen
auftreten, Soc Sriebman, Mite Qutp!er, Der
4ntpalt S6on1as, Elm getptHer @riffin IT,. u.
SteTe BADEN babel Elm biibI9es @elo qemabt
unD Dielen @efeBesiibertretern gu Der unDer=
bienten Sreibett ber6oIfen. Sn ben iibrigrn
Polt5eigeri9ten gtng es dbnGi9 gu. Oieiem
untpeIen fol- iebt Elm @noe gema9t tperben.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-11
Gadenoe Grben.
Gin in SroiiIien eeitorbener OnfcI madt
mehrcre perfonen in Ohio gu miIios
n6ren.
q e n q orf. Il. Mdra

SIN 9erbit bes Sobres 1853 er6ieGten bic
bret in @pringfielo, Obio, pD1nenben Brit
Der 8uffenberger ben 8eIu6 eines tpeiteren
8ruDers, Namens @lijab, OerIelbe retite
tpteDer ob, unO e5 tpurbe meiter ni6ts BON
tbm geb0rt, Biz bor eintgen Monaten bic
&tnoer Der BRET 8riiber bom @eneralcDnful
in Hto Saneiro Die Na9ri9t er6ielten, oaB
@ltjab als S~unggefeqe unb pbne Setament
in 8raitlten geitOrben fei, rno Elm 8erm0z
gen BON etipa $16,OOO,OOO 3interIanen babe.
Die @r6en, unter benen f19 bic sSrau bes
&t3ters .. s. 8abIer in columbus, g.,
uno Die 5rau Sobn GranfOrO bon bier be-
ftnoen, nabmen ben @ripre9e2 Narren 8.
&iefer DON Springfielo, g., 3rm Nbbotaten
unb fanOten einen Mnpalt nah 8raItlien.
Sin aus Springfield einSetroffenes Ietez
gramm brtngt jeBt Die NabriGt, DaB elm
Brief bon benz mad 8rafilien geIonbten
MnDalt angetommen 1T, mprin ge1agt pirD,
baB bic @r6en, nenn ni9t3 unbor6erQeTez
6enes ba3pif3en tommt, t6r 0elp in einiqen
Monaten erbalten tper0en. Ser ouf 1rau
So6n @roDfOrO BON bier faGenD2 She'll pirb
auf cine WtQtOn Dollars chgeI9dBt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-11
Die iuternationale Ansteaun9 III
Denuer.
Die AusfduRe sur 2lufbrin9un9 Der
Rotten, i'm 8etraee bon Swei
Qttlionen Dollars, be.
retts an Ger Qrbett.
Die Seweeuno fdeint au6erhoIb f9on pieIe
5reunoe eefunoen gu haben.
Oenber. @ol. II. gJ}Gra


9eute BADEN Nusf9i1Te i6re Nrbeiten be-
gonnen, um 100000 auf3ubringen, nm
cine internationale Nusiteuung ppn 8ergz
perfsz uno Snbuftrteprobutten ing Qeben
gu rufen, tpel4e einem 8ef3Gufie na9, i'm
Sabre 1896 in 9enber a~bgebalten lperben
ip4.
0oB bic @epegung aud auBerbalt
5reunoe 9efunben bat, gebt aus Der 6altunq
Der @iienbabnen beutlt9 berbor, Der Get
retdr Slbnn, BON benz bieftgen Pafdgierz
8erbanoe, bat bon fait alien groBen 8a6nz
linien &nfrugen erbalten unb es unterliegt
teinem 3petfel, paB Die 8reife 10 ntebrtg
geiteat perben, tpie Die CUR Nusfelung in
Chicago betpiaigten. SSn btelen 5G[en tper=
ben iie nod biel bi1iger gema9t perben, ba
Die alien interchangeable 3piiden etnie
gen Puntten iebt nod in &raft Iinb. Sic
beiteben nod 3pif9en 0enber uno G6icagO,
70 baB cine iebt gema9te &ebuftion, bic
Pretie mod unter bic Gbtcagoer Musfelz
l~ungspreife brtngen tpiirbe. @s 1T bef9Go1=
fen pOrben, fdmmtlt9e ausIdnbifde Gon=
fuln unb 8tcezgonI uln in Colorado 81 Mitz
gliebern bes neutrality-suspicious. gu
MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-11
Die Wa6(o pfarrerS J(a(one.
Dielelbe bat oen poufdnoieen
8etfau oes papftes,
3ugleid Oriift Oeriel6e feline 3nfrieOeu=
belt nit Dem Tortidritte Der fatbO=
lii6en Stride lit Mmerifa aus.
CT ermahnt ole KatholiFen, oen Sanoesee.
icben 6ehorfam SUI ~Ieiten.
MIbann. q. 81. II. Wfdra

~ ~ w ~" 0F IL @bNN0"
Die aufregenbe Mo6l zines timber 1itdts=
rettorS bor einem Sabre, als @r3biI4of
Gorrigan unb 8i19of McQuabe ben Der
fu6 ma6ten, ben 8farrer Splbe1ter Wta=
lone Don 8rpoflpn 3u T9Gagen, bat in Rom
etnen 8iberbau ~gefunben, BON benz jeBt Die
NaArt3t bier eintrtfft. 9er1eGbe fommt
in @eitolt zines 8riefes an einen @taut3z
beumten bonn @eneral 8at6elor in Saruz
togu, benz friiberen @efanbten in PortugaI,
nprin Der @eneral cine Notwithstanding
nnterreoung NIT benz Yopfte mittbeiIt,
Sn btefer' llnterre0ung fpra6 Papf Sep
in an%ertennenbit ter Wei1e iiber bic Wa6l beg
Pfarrers Malpne. Sen. 8at9elor Iagt,
baB Der Papit bic unterbaltung, peIde in
Der leBten WD3e bes Sebruars itattfanb,
auf amerttanif9e Mngelegenbetten ~leiteie,
uno fagte, baB er feIbit Die engli19e us6erz
1eBung ieiner @ncbclifa auf bas SorgfGls
ttgfte bur9geie6en babe,
ST beoauerte, baB GENTLE 3eitungen unO
0ffentlihe PerfOnli9feiten gegen Die Gens
oung zines &blegdten Dber gegen cine Gnz
cpcltta, alS @inmi59ung in Die Nngelegen<
betten elmer fremoen 3egierung, gtniuenb
erbpben bGtten.
.r9tes 1T Elm Srrtbum," fagte Der Papit,
ri4 tra9te nt6t bana9, mid in Die Ingez
legenbeiten Der &egierung ein8umiI9en,
%fonOern min nur meme 2eute ermobnen,
ben biirgerIi6en @efeBen bes 2anbeS, in
tpel9em tie pobnen, @eborfam gu %leiTten,"
Sen. 8at6elor f6retbt: Ser 9opf fritz
ttitrte unfere S4uletnri9tungen nt9t, unD
ertldrte, OaB er nit benz Sortf9rttt Der
fatboltf6en Stride in Mmerifa 3ufrieDen
fet. n8or finf3tg Sabren," 1agte er, ,gab
es nur bret 8tf90fe in ben Ser, @tauten,
pdAreno es ieBt bret unb a9t5ig unb ei1sn
cardinal bort giebt, Mir 6otten nur Elm
College, ieBt BADEN mir cine Menge, uno i1
babe erft tiir3li3 cine groBe untberi itGt. in
8aIbtngton gegriinbet, Sn S6rem 8iirz
g~ertrtege fGmpften 8at6olifen our Settle
BON Protetdnten, benin patriotismus fennt
feinen 9lauben. Ser Stat g1etp Nprt bat
einen nnferer Brieiter gum Geftor Ser Uni
berfttGt gepGblt, uno i9 babe geb0rt, baB
Die beioen Senatoren ieres groBen @taates
nt9t 6emfelben @luuben angeb0ren, fpnz
bern baB Der cine &at6olit unb Der aubere
Proteftant 1T. Mes6alb 1pqte tb mid baz
Der iiber amertfantI9e Ginrt9tungen be-
flagen2 Sc mebr ib mid NIT i6nen beT9Gfz
tGge, I'm . mebr gefdQen tie mir"