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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

ten, Sic baben bier Elm bubbles &ube=
pldBhen setpdblt.,
Gr iebte ii6 auf bic tuprrise @urSel
zines Saumes.
,,ShOner oils ir9eno et,pos, bas id
mir bdtte trdumen laiien. Sonoerbar,
Dab sic 9eraoe jeyt fomnen, Mr.
&utbpen; i6 oabte eben an Sie."
rllno mas oa9ten Sic, SrGulein?"
|. rSb tragte mid, oh Sic alt poer
Jung lpdren, tpie Sic ausiaben, pie es
tlb nit Sbnen ipreben lieBe. SD bdtte
Sbnen 81 germ 9eoanft fir oas Slid,
oas inns ourd Sic setuoroen."
uSn wiefern trrs i9 su ibren,
Glide bel, Srdulsin?"
rSur6 Sbre Site tamert mir bier
Der, uno bis ieBt wuBte it ni6t, mas
@litd lei. Ollie Sage meines 9ebens
perbrabte i6 in elmer ensen Strabe in
Sslington; ME babe i'd einen 8arten
aelebsn, ME bieien. Sd wubte ni9t,
oab Neperitap 10 reiseno mar"
nasnnen Sic 9tebersleisb unb bic
part=Iala9en nod uidt2"
Sic idiittslte oas Saupt.
uginen Part lab ia rrr i'm Sraume.
SD tann Sbnen nitt senus banten,
oaB sic uns bierber 9ebra9t, DIR.
&utboen."
IS 1T leiber ni6t mein 9eroienit,
Tranlein; Sic baben es r,ur Sbrem
Sater au3ui9reiben."
$50 bsiann mid Ianae, mie ib
Sbnen oanten t6nnte," fubr lie fort,
ullno nun it's seidebeu, obne oab IS
Wtube toltete. Worte aber lager nur
i9wad, mas i'd fiible."
.Iber Sic iaaen es in b06lt liebens=
t~piiroiaer Weiie," periebte Serbert,
mebr uno mebr bonn 3auber oes bolpeu
Slnoes befanSen.
Sic labte iilbern.
Shritte ipuroen b6rbar.
nSas lit mein Batter" rief lie, uno
Der Son itol3en 8eniisens seigte bin=
lanAlih, Die groe faVe tein @eien
mebr oas oieiem Batter sli9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
I~ttxenthtr1rr Gnsette.

leg oIen unb bafiir bate er MIR Gines
81 tbun, cine 9erbinoung gu iblieBen,
Die benz Sntel aueenebm.
,8elo tommt ni6t in Setra6t, meir
Sun9e," iprad Der alte Serr sumeilen.
Seine 8emablin bralbt nibts Su be.
llBen, als elnen m%adeloien Stamm'
baum."
50 oft unb einorin9lih bieie Wtabs
ming au6 wieoerbolt ipurbe, lie mo-,
ltidt mdbtis senus, Die &ataltrppbe 51
p%erbiuoeru.
Soro GIancep tpollte Stalien bereiien
lro perlangte. oob iein Neite wabreno
t~eiller Ibmeienbeit in Nepersleist
bleibe. Gr trrs ibm auf, mas ales
gu beioraen mar, ia9te ibm bon Der
nellen Stule, bic feline Stiftuns mar
uno einseribtet uno ausseitattet wer=
ben iclte. uno idloB nit benz gemers
fen, oab bic Serspgin ppn Srmscombe
elm bena6bartes Gut 9%etauft babe uno
er iebr milni6e, Serbert mDbte oerell
Sohter Soa 9eiuinnen.
Wit aufri9ti0en 8liitespiini6en
lab &utbuen ben Sntel ibeiosn. Gr
wiinibte ielbt, oas S9idIal mDbte
ibm jene Soa beltimmen, I'm ben ielt=
lanlen Wlten sufrieoen gu itellen.
Ma9 Mploros Gbreiie ma6te iein
Neffe lid ungeidumt bararl, ben linn
gelporoensn @uftrd9en nahsutommen.
9as Grfte uno @i6tisite mar bic
G;4ule in Neuerftap. Sdtts er abnen
t~Dnnen, pie piel Qufreguns uno &eue
ibm oaraus entteimen iollte, er batte
li1 wDbl ME Der Sahe an9enommen.
Sas Snierat Inn ei1en geoiegenen
neutrality-suspicious. Gebrer bate cine
tpabre ueberiApemmung bon 3ui6rif=
ten CUR SOlge.
Inter allen seIiel ibln bic zines Sobn
Suttrell; es tuar cine turse, gut itpli=
Iirte gpiltel. S6reiber ertldrte iih
beidbist, ben Poiten su iibernebmen,
leate porsiiglihe 3eusnl1e Dor nno
wiinidte einen sesisnsten @irtunss-
treis uno Elm ftines Seim.
Sobn 2uttrea pl,roe 2ebrer gu Heper=
ltap. Man mar iibereinaetommeu, CUR
Geier Der @rOffnuns bes S1ulbauies
auf einem Der Yadtgiiter oes S9lOies
Elm Geit 81 peranitalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
.

Serbert Elthoen mar elmer Der biel=
begebrtei ten Mdnner oes SreitDnis=
reihs gemeien. Gr mar 2oro Glan-
eep's Grbe uno ipmit elmer Der reiblterl
9aualiere oes Sanoes, alio Der 3iel=
punt man9er Wunibe.
vSdbe i'd bid bod als 2aop Glan=
cep meine liebe GtbeIoa, ib ltiirbe ses
%troIi." v@dreit Su Serrin bon Ne=
persleiab, Bella, 10 tudre oas 3iel mei-
ner @inide errei9t." ,@drelt Su
thug genug, Serbert Iutbpen gu feI=
ieln, Scrip, ib bate nibts Yelleres 3u
Diiui9en." 60 snoeten aewobnli9
Die Sorleiunsen liebenoer Wutter al
ibre SD6ter; uno lebbafte Sriinettsn,
ianfte SlOnoinen, aeiItIpribenoe Wao-
den uno fill iirnenoe Sun9irauen
batteu ibm SugelG3elt. Serbert Hutb-
pen's SerS Gber mar uuberibrt Se=
blieben.
9ieliei6t puroe ibm Der CLANS sau-
berpOaer 3irtel gu frib eri6lohen.
oielleibt bate i'm Genius. 2iebrei3,
@nmutb, Geilt Su friib seblenost; er
tlleb talt inmitten oes &reu3feuers
ftrablenoer Slide, uno ieiu Sntel
ibiittelte mibmutbig has Saupt.
SD blieb unpermdblt," ipra6 er
zines Sases. ,.weil i'd - id 9eitebe es
- elm ei9eniii6tiSer Spbarit bin. Su
mubt es anoers MAIDEN, Serbsrt. SD
tam 81 Der ueberSeu9ung, 6raueu
ieien i'm @asemeinen ansenebm, elm
Sausweien aber lei ubne gerglei9 er-
trdglider obne iis. SD ideute ben
Muimano BON 8eouIb uno l%lnIinn,
oeien es beoarf, Inn cine 6rau bel su=
ter 2aune gu erbalten. Dir aber ia9'
i'd nod eiumal Serbert. made Su es
ni4t 10; iieb 5u. oaB Define Yegrifie
iib anoers seitalten."
,Sis iino es bereits, CnteI."
sd bate einsu grben," iubr Mp=
loro tort. ,.mir tOnnten Spmnens
oriidsnbe Gelieln eripart bleiben. SOll-
teit aber Su tinoerlos lterben, 10 per-
erbte iih Der leBte Oeut auf Grid Gbil=
psrs, uno oas lieBe MIDI i'm 8rabe
ni4t RUBEN"
SD babe our6alrs teine N~bnei9un9
gesen Die gbe, lieber Ontel; Die Sophie
rigteit 1T nur, unter 10 pielen i6Dnen
Samen 81 wablen."
Goro GlanceD %ieufSte. ,Yeoente
gines. Serbert: @arelt 0u mein eige.
ner SObu, id tDnnte Did ni9t mebr
lisbsn; oemob wiroe i9 Did uniebl-
bar enterben, ~iolteit gu meme Gr-
partuu9eu tduI9en uuo Dir einialleu
laiien, irseno cine u~nierss 8ei6ls9tss
unwiiroi9e Seiratb 81 i9lieben."
Serbsrt &utbpen be9ing alio ben
.0rpBen Srrtbum ieiner Su9eno Oiien-
bar nit boiler &enntnib Seilen, mas
bon ibm erbeii6t wuroe uno mas ibn
erwartetc.
Seine Stellrng mar duBerit ailges
nebm. Yer freibeitliebenoe Sntsl sog
es DOr, ieinen NeIien ni1t in unmittel=
barer 9tlbe al bebNlten. Gem jungen
biibi6en Grben oes alten @ei1le9tes
ltanOen jeoo6 ollie Guellen Oes 8enui-
7r Orice'G 0renm 0nfiud DomSer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
a..

Ser CUR Ssier ieItaeisbte Tas mar
Der adtuno3pansiaite Suni. .
Serbert 8utbpen sradtete es als
qfli6t Der SOfli9tsit, ben Sebrer, Der
iib in,wiiben I'M neuen S9ulbauie
eingeri6tet bate, 81 beiu6en.
Nm Mursen oes abtunospansisten
sunni rift er nab NeperIiap.
Sn w%plteuloier Sldue ipannte ii6
Der SOrisont Ibsr Die tbauige Groe,
iiiBsr @OblgeruG ouraitrOmte Die Suit.
Die Seden parer bon sarten &oien
our6flobten, bas Mops i'm Walbe
i6immerte unter'm Sbau, frob iubi-
lirenn biipften Die @Oglein bon @lt gu
NIt uuo brauBen i'm Strable Der lieben
Scnne gaufelten gOloige S9metterlinge
uno iummten oes Gories emlige Soniss
trdgerinnen.
Serbert iuar teiu Ypet; iein Ser;
aber wuroe tparm uno wei4, als CT I'm
ii9 blidte. Welbes 8emiitb bliebs
aud unbewe9t beim S9auen Der @un-
Der Der lidten groe?
60 rift er oabin i'm Spnnenibein,
ben bliibenoen &ain, bas i6attige Ge.
bOlS entlaug, bis ct oas S6ulbaus er=
rei4te.
SO lag Dor benz Stdotben ,lno ipar
in ~gefdui9em StDl, nit boben TenItern
uno srOBen belen alaiienSimmern, er-
balt. Sbne iih a%ufSubalten. ritz
Serbert na6 Der @Obnuns oes Sebrers.
Sas reiSenoe, BON wiloen Geben pDl=
li9 umwll6erte SQushen, ltano in
IRitte zines 8artens, Der ii6 bis gum
murmelnoeu Babe erltrefte, llno Elm
tuabrss GOsn bon Griin uno Slumen=
flor bilOete.
Sin ioealsr @ufsutbalt," oa9te
Serbert.
Die Sbiire bes Sauies itanb often;
er trat Elm. Sin Sienitmdoden fiibrte
ibu in's gsiubsimmfr.
Die ionnigen Winutsn psritrihen;
Wr. 2uttrea eri9ien ni1t. Qnmutbis
lpdte Der @arten. Wr. &utbpen ibritt
binaus am Roienbeet poriiber, fab bic
oiiiteren DISQUALIFICATION awiihen einem
Strange rotber Relten, atbmete Der He-
ieoa iilBen Quit uno iteuerte auf Elm
nabres @ildno bon Silien 81, als cine
iilberbelle StImme gu inn orang:
Nd, wie ms mbsli6 bann.."
fang ie in ben oufti9en Worsen bin=
elm; Die Worte oes alten, f9mermiitbi=
gen Yoltslieoes tlangen iiber bic mor=
9eniriiden Yliitben 81 ibln uno iibten
aui ieine Seele einen ieltiamen Yann.
% wie IFS mOsIid oann"-
Gr wagte teinsn Sdritt meiter 3u
tbun, aus Tur9t ben 3aubsr gu
bre6en.
gls Der @eiang 81 gnoe mar. Der.
fol9te er ieinen @e9 weiter.
Die @ieie nit ben 5rudtbdumen
1tieB limits al ben @arten unb bort
unter einem tauienobliitbisen Npfel=
baume, Der iilberue SlOfeu Su gOoen
tpsbsn lieB, iab Elm lun9es - Wdo6en.
6eenbaft uno sart wie Sitania mar
bic Sungirau. Sn oi6ter Siiae
walten Die loien golOenen Saare liber
Die S6ultern; bic ountelsrauen, bon
langen Wimpern beiaatteten &ugen,
blidtsn iroble!iS in Der Groe Grub-
linssprabt.
ueberraibt idaute Serbert auf bic
ioeale Gribeinung.
Gr trat ibr ent9e9eu.
sd bOie niAt su itOren," ipraa er
9riiBeno, lid wiini9e Wr. 2uttrea 81
ipre6en."
,,Wein Gater 9ins eben mad benz
gUhtbOi. neil er boIite, Orr. &utbDen
bort 81 tr~eiien."
SD bin Wtr. Gutbben."
yeinabe eriAredt blidte bas jlln9e
W0obeu aui i'm. ,Wiein Yater miro
iebr %beoouern, Mr. GutbUen; er bate
Sic 10 germ 9eleben."
.g8enm Sic erlauben, Mib 2uttrea,
nil i'd feline Gattebr bier erwar-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
JG.Gentr. Glen6a9n.
9ies in bic tltrje Route lru5
Souucil Siuiis,

9ies in bic fltrse Route ira5
ganttOn, @ount!l Slufs,
Smaba uno San Srancisco,
iber Siour GitD.
Na6 auitin, Owatoula, Wiuneapolts
umb ct. Saul. iiber WaterIoo u. Woua.
Ha6 Wtaribaltown, Sriunel, Sttumpa
iiber IfleD.
Rab @ralto Slnlcticu uno Ses Moiues.
iiber Sort Dodge.
Shas ~psrlaFisu has SatnOts Central Depot fur ben
Welisn pIe IoISt:
payiastsrsuge ..... .7:i0 Wm, I'd Ili4. ausa. 9ouutaaa.
......3 !35 yln. ,
$50. 740s lu.,
aetumooationsSigs2:3 gtmL, ,
8stieuben. bic nab BEN Often gebcu, bietet b,sie al.
ME b~eipnoere 9ortBeIle. Gle III bic tinsiae, ipelbs
3ur6Shqe 5piinen Dubuque uuo Chicago lauieu ldRf.
audb bat lie dletu S1latwagsoaS aIt Iaa. n. ytutSt.
aIaeH. bic bis Sbttago 0urbgeDen.
0aiIaglere, bic ilollr, nab ct. SouiS, Cairo,
SputSUile, Wafbotue, Wiempbts, ysiu Crs
leans obey BlapeH iH Ssras 9ebsu. tpsroeu raih be-
tbrbtrt uItD MAIDEN li1ere YeroinouHQsn.
Slae mad BEN Often uno Siibeu gebsn ab:
8 Iilagierluge ...... 7"O VHl, taglIt.
......ii5Ylm. aasa. Spnutaa
49,. ,l045 9tm, ..
S.@ ,Wtcytear, Paii. uno Gidst. slsent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
Bimetalism.

Some of the esteemed dry good box
statesmen who know so much about
finance can perhaps get few new
ideas from thefollowing words spoken
in an address by Senator Chandler
the other day. 1t contains lucid
explanation OF a matter which wor-
ries the Pop brethren: "Bimetalism,
as understand 1t, Is the use OF gold
and silver as money metals, each
equally entitled to coinage as money
In the miuts Of the bimctalic nations.
1t is the principle of bimetalism that
with such coinage at q ratio sstab-
lished by a consensual there can be
no inferiority Of either metal to the
other. Each will always be of the
same comparative value with the
other. As neither Is Of great in
trinsic value, the market value Of
both is derived from their joint use
as money metals, and neither can
depreclate in value as long as both
are used as money. The discoveries
and producers Of either metal in I'M
usual quantities are entitled to the
prolitits Of their enterprises and
labors. At one time the proportion
of new gold may increase, at another
that OF silver may preponderate; but
as time runs the alterations will
balance each other, and all the gold
and silver, being the coined money Of
the world, will forever mcasureall the
worlds values. This is the bimetal-
ism, to secure and preserve which the
Republican party Is bound, and from
the support of which no Republican
can be released without the utter
ance of q new national convention Of
his party
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
The New Salary Bill.

There Ia a good deal Of difference
between blustcr and business.
While Senator M. Sem was making
threats on what he would do and was
writing wearlsome letters to the
papers regarding the miserable bungle
known as his salary bill which he was
going 10 pass again; while he was
ralnpaglng against the railroals--and
incidentally not denying that he rode
on o pass--and was in his own mind
tipping the state every time he en-
tered the senate chamber; while he
WAS connecting tirosome resolutions
for passage by the Pop senate in
structing the United States congress
how to run the government (Mr.
Sem in four years has been unable to
draw up correctly one single salary
bill for one county out in the middle
Of Kansas and directing the universe
generally, his colleague, Representa-
tive Thisler went to work, drew up n
fair and just salary bill and had it
passed.
Sem appears to have beer asleep.
Mr.. Thisler was wide awake. He did
not get into the papers as the author
Of windy letters like Sem but he has
by this bill and his work In the direc-
ton Of protecting the butter makers
from oleomargarine competition done
more for Dickinson county than Sem
would accomplish in decade.
Mr.. Thlsler's bill, the details Of
which are given elsewhere, is an
equitable one and will meet with
general appreciation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
Receipt for a Long Life.

For the Reflector.
FIRST ingredient; Sobricty in eat
ing and drinking. lntemperance Is
baneiul to health and sbortens life,
because it checks digestion, relaxes
the muscles, deranges the secrotions,
vitiates the animal fluids and conse-
qnently is the or gin of many diseases.
Hlpprocrates lived $40 years. Near
the end Of his life he was asked how
he managed to live so long and he
answered; Because ! never rose
from the table without feeling yet n
bit hungry. The celebrated Galenus,
who lived over century, tasted reg
ularly one day in every ten.
The famous Boerhaave, toward the
close Of his life, used to say; leave
after me three great physicians, who
will be able to prevent many more
diseases, than have succeeded in
curing. He was asked, who aretheyP
These three great physicians, he re-
piled, are exercise, water and diet.
Second ingredient; Control your
passions. 1t is plainly seen the havoc
caused in the human frame by anger,
for instance. 1t causes an influx Of
blood to the heart, the eyes grow red,
the counienance becomes either fiery
Or ashen pale, the limbs tremble,
speech is paralyzed or becomes pre-
cipitous. Then a cerebral congestion
is determined, bringing great disor-
ders in its brain.
P1ncipiis obsia, Is the wise saying Of
an old philosopher, which means, re-
sist the first beginnings. Learn early
in life to resist all unmanly prompt
lngs Of the heart and you will have
done much toward living long life.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
A Household Treasure

D. W. Fuller, Of Canajoharic, N, Y,
says that he always keeps DR.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and his
family has always found the very best
results follow it, use; that he would
not be without II, II procurable. C
A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, n. Y.
says that Dr. Kings New Discovery is
undoubtedly the best Cough remedy;
that he has used It in family for eight
years, and It has never failed to doall
that Is claimed for II. Why not try q
remedy SO long tried md tested.
Trial BOTTLES free Atm. t'leissner's
drug store, Eeg size SOC. aud si,00.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
BOGUS NEWSPAPER LAWS.

Asslatant Attorney General Thomas Has
Promulgated IN Important Ruling.
WASHINGTON, March g. - Assistant
Attorney.Gen Thomas, Of the post
Office department, has made an impor.
tant ruling In regard TO so-called
newspaper laws" Mr.. Thomas de-
cides that q publisher who makes de.
nand for payment OF subscription to
his paper through the mails, accom-
panying the demand with threat Of
enforcing the same by the use Of these
pretended laws, may be prosecuted for
attempting to obtain money under
false pretenses, provided he knows
that these laws have no existence as
laws or as judicial decisions
The so.osllsd laws referred 10 are
those often promulgated by some
newspapers to the effect that subscrlp.
lions to paper cannot be stopped
until full payment Of arrearage has
been made, and that q publisher may
prosecute In criminal action sub.
scriber, who refuses TO take his paper
from the Office, not having paid full
arrearags, or . subscriber who takes q
paper and refuses to pay for It. These
rules the assistant Encouragement
aaya have NO existence under the law.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
The Old Fifth District.

Among the laws passed by the leg
stature is congressional apportion-
ment bill which redistricts the State
and makes eight districts. The Fifth
district Is unchanged, the Seventh
and Eighth districts being composed
under the new rule Of the counties in
the old Seventh. This Is the most
equable and sensible Encouragement
that could have been made, although
many ambitious statesmen were anx-
ious for q change throughout the
State in order to crafty their desires
for o better location,
The present Fifth district contains
3 group Of strong counties Of similar
conditions, the chief objection to its
formation being the lack Of easy rail
road communication. There is really
little communication between the
north tier, Washington, Marshall and
Republic counties, and the south tier
and slightacquanlance exists between
the "statesmen" compared with what
there should be. Indeed Clay count,
Is farther from Dickinson in a bust
ness sense than Ellis, merely by rea-
son Of railroad connections. How
ever, no more feasible proposition
could be devised and the present dis
trict Is much better than any Of the
gerrymandered monStrosities that
were presented for consideration.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
-------~-----------si-----
SEED GRAIN REQulslTtoN.

Twenty Counties Want Their shaFsi
Ten Decline Any Assistance.
TOPEKA, Kan, March o.-Thc com.
missioners Of twenty-seven counties
have made acquisitions on the state
board Of railroad commissioners for
their respective shares Of the seed ap.
preparation, as follows Kiowa, 81, III;
Pawnee, 81, ZOE; Phillips, 81, boS; Norton,
81, 1855; Graham, sl,74O; Rocks. ss,O7s;
Russel, SO, 1903; Rush, 81, 204; Logan,sl. IA;
Hodgeman, 5000; Decatur, $,aol; Sher.
man, 1854; Pratt X,2l4, Ellis, 2a,217;
Greeley, s565, Kearney,s5so; Ellsworth,
$1,000; Wichita, s7lS; Wallace, u, 0sa;
Stevens, S3il; Sheridan, sl,SS7; Raw
Inns, So, COL; Osborne, N,792i Cove, l,ols;
Cheyenne, 81, 1850; Barton, Is, $50; Scott,
s49s. Total, SOL,
Ten counties have declined 10 ask for
their shares, as follows. Barber, a.
asa; Comanche, $3.50; Hamilton, s74s
Seward, 1854; Meade, ss67; Clark, S75s;
Finney, si,52li Lane, $7o7; Gray, se4a;
Stanton, $3.50. Total, 39,1b3.
Counties which have not been heard
from are as follows: Edwards, sl,42l:
Grant. $3.50; Lincoln, t3,o7Si Morton,
sl96; Smith, @l5ai Thomas, $780,
Ford, Ss,lsl; Haskell, 1855; Morris, ~
oo5; Ness, sl,s2d; Stafford, SS,7ls; Ire
60, &l,062. Total, &a767O.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07

In answer to nimber Of inquiries
we will inform our readers that the
picture Of Llliaukalna which adorned
the account Of Count De Gasoline's
wedding last evening and was labeled
Gamma Gould" was used because
Annals photograph had been mislaid
and something pictorial was neces-
sary. As the bridal couple leaves to-
for Europe the Gould iamily's
copy Of the REFLECTOR will not reach
them before they sail and their feel
ings will not DO hurt by the matter.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07


orsas 4xsltensas Aasag ~ Iswas \
oklaAsaa rssritssy.
PRDKus, Ok, March THE Iowa
Indians u this sountry sre N . stats
Of great excitement and are talking Of
taking summary and violent means 10
do away with one Of their number.
John Amble, who lives miles south.
east Of this place. Some time ago the
authorities decided TO assess the prop
erty Of all the Indians for the purpose
Of taxation. The Indians 1t once pro.
posed to resist this plan, and IN agree.
ment was made among the members Of
the tribe not to allow any valuation to
be made. Last Saturday John Ambls
broke this agreement, and the Indians,
II is reported, are going to deal with
him Is q traitor, after the Indian faah.
ion-torture.
This is the first attempt made by au-
thorities In Oklahoma TO tax the Indi.
ana The authorities say that the In.
dams enjoy oil the privileges Of citi.
zenship and should b subject to tara.
ton. The Indians have replied that
they are nothing more than slaves Of
Uncle Sam, and, In substantiation Of
this, point out that an Indian cannot
make a visit TO q member Of another
tribe without securing passport from
the Indian agent An Indian Of his
reservation is subject to arrest Head
Chief Big Head and Second Head Chief
Tohee have appealed to the United
States attorney at Guthrie, and bis i'd
vice, II Is said, is for the Indians to get
out injunctions against being taxed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
ARLENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS MARCH Z 1895
What About Reform senators9

W udL AUUut htlUIM ctudtUIbf
The senators Of the Kansas legisla.
ture were talking about railroad
passes Friday and fve--only fve-oi
them arose one after another and an.
nounced In stentorian tone that they
paid their fares and carried no passes.
Looking down the list we notice that
over to the right Of the speaker where
the great railroad-fghter, Populist
reiormer and goody-goody statesman,
Senator M. Sem, reposes in haloed
glory there was dense unbroken ST.
lence. Can it be possible that Mr..
Sem who is always prating Of his
wonderful and unimpeachable in
tcgrity in politics, who is a deadly
llre-eating enemy Of railroads and
who was elected on an anti-pass plat
form is flashing up Union Pacific,
Santa Fe =, Rock Island and Pullman
passes as he rides back and forth to
Topeka while he draws on the State
treasury for mileage" No wonder
Mr. Sem "aihks the other eye when
he introduces unreasonable anti-rail-
road bills which he has taken care to
make 50 utterly preposlerous that he
knows they will not become laws.
Mr. Sem and the railroads appear to
understand each other
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
WILL SAIL TO-DAY.

COxnt de Castellane and Bride Leave for
Southampton on the Steamship New
York.
New YORK, March 9. The Count and
Countess dc Castellane will sail for
southampton to-day. They have chos-
en- the steamship New York for
their honeymoon voyage. Suites s
and Q On the promenade deck have
been secured. The count requested
their names to be omitted on the
passenger list issued by the COM
pany and they have respected his de.
afro, for when the lists were distributed
last evening the names Of the newly
welded couple didnot appear on them.
Nevertheless their departure, barring
accidents, Is an assured fact.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
Anxious for Prize Flghts.

PERRY, Ok, March GA petition
with 400 names on it, most Of whom
are business men Of Perry, has been
presented to the Oklahoma Legislature,
asking that the prize fighting bill be.
come. a law. Dick Plunket, q we'll
known western pugilist Of this city, Is
working for the bill. A purse Of $685..
900 will be raised for the Corbett.Flts.
simmons fight in this city, II the bill
becomes a law.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-03-07
MINERS STRIKE.
Ton Thousand Coal Workers In Pennsyl.
vanla Want Increased Wages.

Ton Thousand Coal Workers In Pennsyl.
vanla Want Increased Wages.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, March Ten thou.
sand railroad miners in the Pittsburgh
district struck to-day for an advance
Of IA cents per ton, or 90 cents, the Co.
lumbus agreement A secret circular
was sent out last night ordering the
strike. The action was unexpected, and
bears out the threat Of the district off.
Gals that the operators would not have
twenty.four hours notice In which to
prepare for the suspension. 1t is stated
that not another ounce Of coal will be
mined in the communities notified un.
til the 69-cent rate Is recognized. The
sentiment for the abrogated scale price
and no compromise prevails in the dis
triCt