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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Wufter eine 9eamtentaite aufz

6tneftf9em Wenfter etne Seamtentafte auf<
bdren.
Dap Die iebiesn Mrbsiter in Der 9Rez
gieruhgsbruderei nit @ehnfu9t benz
neueu Giraffe entgegen 9eieben baben, TT
ibtten niGbt gu perargen, Denn fe bletban ObRe
Qriifungen in tbren Stequngen, tDnnen ben
lebt an nrr pegen 8fli9tDerna9lGffJlng
obqeIebt peroen unb brau9en ni6t 81 be-
fir9ten, baB Der i'm December %auidnrnel=
tretenbe "a. GDngreB urter ibnen aufrdume
unb neuen S9iblin9erl uro 5aportttnnen
Elm iparmes YldB9en bereite. unb bic 0etz
rem G%ongreBleute tDnnen ft4 raid ar BITE
Wrbeit mahen, benin tie brau4en ibre 3ett
ntht NIT Stellenfu9ern al pergeube1, IS
finb iebt faIt ale &ngeteuten Der berIdts=
benen Observation-Disclosures ben Rdnfen,
Nniffen 1nb anoercn bemDraltftrenben uuo
eprrumpirenben Gtnfli1en bet 9eIebJeb'r
i'm &apitpl entriHen.
Wte beqebrenstpert6 bic @teIen in Der
Gegierunosbtuderet itnb, gebt barals 1rrz
Dor, baB gegentpdrtig ni9t rpentger als 45,z
900 Npplifdtionen borgernerft ftnb. Wenn
man bebenft, baB fi9 ieber biefer $4,000 Be-
tperber bic Gmpfeblung bpn gDngreblsuten,
@enatoren unb 8eanten 3u per19affen l1Gt,
bann ipirb man einen ungefdbren 9egeiff
bon Der 9Idderet u1tb Qudleret erb1lien,
benen ale Sene IN Wafbingtpn ausgeieBt
ftnb, bic SoGitifden npuG" unb GinfluB be-
1iben; man fpirb dber aud Die @rlDfun ppG
ipiiroi9er, tpeffe bur9, bic iiingfte Gioilz
bienItmaBregeI bes prGiibenten berbeigefiib:t
ipDrben lit; tie tit cine @rlethterung fir ben
GongreB, cine @oblfabrt fir bic &ngsfe1z
ten u1b Elm pdbrer Segen fir bas Ganb.
9ur6 Die Gnt3tebung bteIer patronage iptrb
Elm neiteres groBes Stiid polittf9en Srmz
pies troden geIegt, befen Mtusmen bte9SaI3z
i~ngtoner 2uft Derpeitet haben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
eiu feiuer otp1onati16er e3a9sms.

Infer neuer StaatsIecretGr Slneb bat
feline neue miniiteriele SbGtigfett NIT einem
gar feinen~ bipIoutatif9en S9a95u9e begonz
men. Set pielen Sabren f9ulbet 9pdrien
einem frii6er in @uba anfd5tgen 3ufers
pfldn3er, Namens Mora, befen 9roBe Glitter
es tpioerre9tIt9 ein5og, D~ertrdgsn1dBtg Die
bub{9e Summe bDr $1,50O,OOO, ippbor IS
peber bos 8apital, mod audi bic 3tnien be-
Sablt bat.
Mesbal6 bic Ser. @tdaten ni6t f9on friiz
Der ouf 8ead6lung biefer S9ulb gebrungen
baden, tpiien mir ni9t. Sept aber, no
Spdnietl BON uns onldBli9 Der @rbebung
ouf Cuba f~trtfte1te @rfiiuung Der gerpfli9z
tungen perlangt, pef9e bic tnternatipnalen
NeutralitGtsz@ Sc ebe uns duferlegen, bat
@taatsiecretdr Slnep ben 3eitpuntt als giirrz
fttg. erd6tet, 9pdnien bic feiner5etts eingez
gdngenen uno bis Dabin ni9t erfiiuten Der
pfli9tungen bor5u6alten, unb Die prpmpte
8eaablung Der @9uGb gu berlaneen.
@enn Spanten 81 5ablen ft9 Detgern
Dber ft9 ba5u unfdbig erflGren fDqte, muB
es getpdrtigen, baB Die Ser. Staten irgenb
einen ipant{9en 6afen als Yfonb befeBen,
gerabe nte @nglanb IS bebufs Gintreibung
elmer piel geringeren S6ulb in Niearagua
eet6an bat. unb natiirGi9 tpiirbe bas Saz
bana feirt, bas nt9t nur ben Ser. 5tdatcn
I'M nd9Iten gelegen, fonbern aud fiir biefen
3ped. besbaIb am s~eetgnetiten tit, neil lem
Wertb Der 00he Der Sorberung entIprt9t.
Sir bic NufitdnOif9en auf Cuba lit bteier
bipIomatiide S4q93ug ebenfo bel ipert6.
tpte cine gan5e In3abl BON 61ibuitters@ rpes
b%ittonen, bic BON 5loriba aus Cuba errei6en
fDnnten. 9enn tpenn Gpanien 3ahlt, 10
tptrb bobur9 feline pbnebtn f9pa9e Sd6igz
felt, bic CUR Undertaking beg NuftanDe5
n6tbigen @eGber gu bef9uffen, mod mebr be-
eintrG9tigt; fo1te es aber gar es baou tomz
men ldfien, baB Die Ser. Stadten bic 6aupts
ftabt guba's befeben, 10 tpiirbe baburt1 Der
@a6e Der ~@ufftdnbtf9en etne unterftiikung
81 She'll perben, bic eine gauge @n3abl bpn
&anDnen aufpiegen piirbe. 9eun cine
M6enge BON 2euten, Die fiA 1ebt pegen pes
stpeifelbaften Iusgungs fiir9ten, iia t6nen
on3uf9lieBen, tpiirben bann 9offlunJ
f90pfen unb GIT ibnen ftoBeu.
6err Slnep l%eiftet, obne in irgenb elmer
Neife gegen bas 8Dlterre9t gu beritoBen,
Der Sadie Der 8reibeit auf Cuba einen srpz
fen Oien1t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
IN Ole bdfte eefdcf fen.
SEutiser duseans eines Streits.

9te 8prtreppe bes 6au1es Get. 746 90. Is.
tpar@ onutag gu friiberM orgenftnl1be
Der S9auplab elmer b~luttgen S3ene. Der
bort BEL feinen @ltern tpobnenoe, p Sabre
alte &efelI9mieb @olter @beta Jap nit
Teiner eripadfenen S9tpeiter unb mebrersn
feiner Sreunbe auf Der Sreppe. Die 8e@
fe1f daft unterbielt ii9 in Der fiblen gtacht@
luft in Der barmloieiten Weiie, als 1te plo5z
lid, gegen 2 lbr Morgens, bas WttBfaqen
5ipeier berpdbrloter inldnoif9er Strol6s
erreete. @s naren bas Daniel Gnrran rnb
Walter @robes, beibe in benz 9duie an Der
Gde Der Centre Mbe. unb Der q. StraBe
t~pobnbaft. @robes unb @nrran mtl4ten
1i9, pbne ba3u etngelaben gu fetn, in Die
u~nterbaltung Der @eieaf9aft Dor benz 9dltle
1r. TAG %. is, @traBe unb es tam baIo gu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
0ernntMt0.

Na9 ben 119ebeuerften MGrf6en in Mrtz
5otd, Neumerifo unb benz mertfanif6en
9renagebtete unb mad fpnfigen Nnftrenz
gurlgen gelang Is I'M 2aufe bes Sabres 1885
benz General Weiles, ben furhtbaren uro it6
drf gef9idte l8ef9minbmdrf9e TO gut berz
ftehenoen 0duptling ber gbirtcdbuaz Npdd)es
@erDntno, ber benz General groof entnii6t
mar, 5ammt feiner 8anbe gefanqen AT ns6z
men. Geronimo bGtte fir 1eine tiidifdsn
Worotbuten ret6lt9 ben @algen berbient.
Ord ebenfo Hug uno f9lau tpie blutbiiritig,
battle ct ft9 u nnter 8%ebingungen ergeben
lno mnBte baber ais Rriegsgefangener be-
bdnbelt tperben. Gr tpurbe NIT feinen I'm
terbduptltngen 5unG6ft mad Sort ptdens
in Der Penfaeolaz8at in Slpriba unb feline
8onbe na9 Sort Marion tn benfelbsn
5taate ge6ra6t. @pdter aber bereinigte
man iie Aue duf einem 2anbftri9 ni9t febr
melt bDt1 Mobile in Mlabama. 11nb BON ba
famer ipunberbare @ef6i9ten iiber bic
Sort dritte @eronimo's, Der es foqar gum
@Duntassf9ulebrer feiner 8onbe gebra9t
babe.
8or einigen Monaten purben biefe
@birnabuas, einem Gonerebbef9luTe ges
mdb, auf cine Snbianer=& ei CREATION bel
Sort Sin i'm Snbianereebiet, Dber bielme9r
i'm iebtgen Sfldhoma=S erritorium, berieht,
tpD ie unter Nuf{i1t bes bortiaen Militdrs
Mderbali treiben. 0as nDtbige @elo tparb
ponl GonsreB bepiqigt.
Iltn fibt i'm f6Dnen Sttdtpa inn mittleren
Sbeile unferes frieblt9en Suinois Der
tapfere friibere Snbtanerbefdmpfer nab
Ginoerbirte 5reb Rube a en-, Der in
einent famofen, i'm borigen Sabre in Gbiz
.caso eridienenen 8ube fein v@renaerfeben"
in 8ilbern unb @fiasen aus benz .@tlben
@eiten" 9ef9iloert bat. Glet9 in Der sriter
Stta3e beI9reibt er, tpie ct emit NIT fnapper
Notb in Der Sierra Negra benz fur9tbdren
@erpnimp enteins. Die Na9ri9t nun, baB
bie{er Sage bds Gbieasoer 9auptquartier
bes MilitGr= 9epartements bes Mifpuri fir
bic 8anbe @erontmp's BET Sort Gin 9ieb
ortgeipiefen babe, perfebt ben bropen &iibez
famen an ieinem Hebaftipnspult i'm Cant
ltun bes v8p9enblatt" gu Sttand in hefs
tige @rregung. ST ma9t bieler in einem
8rieFc an bic Sainois @taats3eitung Cuff.
8ereits felt er ben .alten 8lutbunb 8erpz
nimo" unb befen uiunge Mdnner" tpte5er
duf ihrer alten Ne5erbdtipn @an gorIos in
M~riaona, nabe ber @ren8e NeuzMertfo's
unb auf benz f9redliden 8riessz unb
Mprbszpfabe 9e9en bic bortigen tpe;Ben
Mnfeblurtgen. gr erfu9t uns, Elm 8arz
nunssgebiht BON linn an per0ffentli9en,
unb bd bas @ebi4t in fetner Dirt gelungsn
lit, fl bruden mir es bier pirtlib ab
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

aud bic Barteien unb fogar Die bret 0auptz
t6eile %unferer Stabt, bic Norbz, Weftz nrb
5ibfeite, beridft9tigt, BENIN 9err DdGer
ge6ort Der e~rfteren, @err 6pb Der 5~tpsitgez
nannten unb 9err glart Der @ibfeite an.
Nu9 bas 0eutf3t9um, bas T4
itets nit Der gipilbienftreform ibentifi3irt
bat, purbe BON Mabor 9tpift bur9 Die CT
nennung bes. syerrn Gbriftopb 6ob gebi6s
renb beridfi9tigt. Die Sadie Der Geform
liegt fomtt in guten 9dnben unb mir oirfen
fir unfere Stabt bas Bette buffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
o erO n I NJ o.

r " " ' w We
(ein 9ltf in bic nabe 3ufantt)
@erontmo 1T ,uieber fret,
5ei, @renSer, babe @dt!
Sebt ipar' 9etn &utuerl 3dbG' 9ein Bel!
unb i6lai' ni9t lit Ser 9a6t!
1tnb Diff on Sreter, freie t,t6t,
@ts' auf, i6las' ben Ntarrnj
S9on iGlei9t i'm faIben Mon6enlt9t
Ser rotben Geuiel S9worn.
Ser sriitme 5dlpttins idmtnst iein Bell:
,,Snzt! ouzt! 6u=t!
6eil 1peiier @roBer gater, Sell
9onntassi6utmelobte!"
9as 6iirre Gras ftammt lad eutpor,
Snt GopbonsGQnlp ptrb's laat;
Ser Nonb siebt ieinen S9leter Dor,
8etl-'s Ielbit benz Dtonbe sraut.
God damn" &ra9! Grud! ,,Sa, rOtber Su,b!"
i" aaraadt'ser @ott!" uSusi!"
,,@rbarn,en, '9daptIins!" uSttrb 3ur Stunb'!"
0ao Drama Der Brairie.
Die Sonns raitet iid gun, sauf
SSa blutis rotbem Slang,
Der mOrb' riide, apa6eu Souf'
2rsbt F4 TIT eiesestans.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

ginen tpie gepaGtigen Gortf8ritt fir bic
@tKenldaft bic Ginfi6rung Der Ooppelz
f9raube gegeniiber Der @in3ell9raube be-
beutet, erheat aus Der TbatIa6e. baB Der
neue amerifanifde atpeii9raubige Dampfer
ct. Bouts feline Reife bat unbe6tnbert fortz
feben @f0nnen, na9bem tbm bret Gage bon
@%outbampton oas @teuerruber gebro9en
ipar. ST iteuerte NIT ben S9rduben, inbem
er ie na9 8ebiirfniB bic cine ober bic arbere
f9neaer pber langlamer 9eben lieB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

batter, national seftnnt. 9arum unb fpegen
Ieiner Gertisteit i'm Sran30fiden puroe er
ndbrenO beg beutf9>fran3Dff4en 8tteges
BPM beutf6en 9auptquartier gum YrdTeeten
beg Warne=9 81 Departments in 5rantret9 &c.
ma9t. Na4 benz &rteg a6er fab er flG.
trob. feiner mod lan9e anoduerrben geiiti9er
unb tOrperlihen &ifigteit politiI8 talt gez
felt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
9er srim,me 'Sdupttins i9rninst iein Bell;
,,0uzt! 9ust! 9uzi!
Sell peiler @roBer gater, 9etl
SOnntasSi9ulme[o6te!"
Sre6 &Ibefaueu.
0tfornn CH;vo.s-
Sreb &Ibe ut e II.

Sell tueler @rober Slater, Seil
SonntasSi9ulne[obteI"
Sre6 &Ibefauen.
0ttapa, Saiuois.
8on Der betBen Y6antafie bes 9iGtsr5
Sreo &iibefamen tpanbte it4 bic Sqinris
Staats5eitung an bds tiihle urtbetl bes G6iz
eagoer !9auptquortiers bes Departments
oes WiHpuri- unb Der &pmmarbeur biefes
~rieiigen neutrality-suspicious., Genera[ @ese
lep Werrttt, beriibmt ais elmer Der belten
iiingeren &etterfibrer i'm 8iirgerfrieg, aud
i'm 8ren5erleben nobl erfabren, lteB nns
bur4 feinen gefdliget Mbjutanten Gturs
g es folgenbe Nustunft ert1eilen:
9te &pades @eronimo's unb btefer felbt
tpurben 3u Nnfdng bes Sftober nprigen
Sdbres DON ibrer friiAeren Station mad
Sort 5ta gebra4t; i'm @ansen 1tub es 265.
babon dber 102 unter 3DDff SSa6ren. Sic
ftehen ais 3rtegsgefangene unter Nufi9t oes
Captain Scott BON z. gaballerieregiment
bes febenben 8unbesbeeres; vSroop" 2otez
fes 8esiments beftebt felbft aug 4pades,
unb 5par fplben, BITE forgfdltig gum reeu>
tdren &riegsbtenit Uncle Gam's ausgebilz
bet purben. Sir s3udtbieb ,8aumatertal,
Gderbaugerdtbe, Gaatfru9t II. +. ~. auf
Der benz 4~pa9es6duflein @eronimo's an
genieienen &eferDati0n Bel Sort Gin purbe
Oom GongreB bas N0tbige bepiaigt; fir
8erpfegung forgt borerf bic 3egierung;
aber man bofft, DAB btefe GbiricaEuas burh
8ieb5u9t unb aderbau, pobet IS ibnen ni9t
an ber n0tbigen unteripetlung fehlt, nit Der
3eit fi4 In ibrer jebigen bleibenben reuen
9eimatb feGbft ernGbren perben- Sbr Der
3alten lit 3ufriebenteaenb.
9offentGi9 tpirb ft9 bas belize Reiterz
un6 0idterz9Iut 6reo 8ibefamen's an
geTi9ts biefer 8erft9erung beg 6auptquar~
tiers abtii1len, Dtr seben i9m nod gu be-
benten, baB bic Gntfernuna 8pif4en Sort
Sin unb San Carlos iiber a9tbunbert Meiz
len betrdgt unb oaB Der alt unb feif genOrz
bene @erontmo bon Sort Gia, tpo er Bis an
Iein 2ebensenbe bleiben foa unb mo INN
feline nponieS" gu @ebot fteben, f9perlih
auf DEM 3iiden zines Sd1en Dber elmer Sub
na9 San Carlos entfommen nirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Qn5ei9en.
MmTurOerutta!

WWWWEUEEWNB
G0ntuuO GabamMS aus ytaHntbmrg. nabe gaifeL,
pirb bringenb erindt, ii6 bel 9enrp Ctbtfe. Gait ct.
Souls, ST. speds &eaeIn non GamiIteH.Nngelegenbets
ten All ntcLben. 26in, 3ul0lI
csir @emiiie=%G 5aruer ! Cine &an6porsele, Is Metlen
y pDlr Court 9pufe, alF lange 3elt, nab Wunih, gu
nernietben. 9eutl1e Stride nn6 college, @eaMlen, De-
Pot iruerbalb hrel Wtinnten Don Der 5arH. ahreifire:
80 StaatS5eitnns.
SAbtfarm. Grudtfarnt al ~oerfauFeu, 40 ader
- 9uteS &anb, 8 ader in alfalfa. 400 0bftbGunte, 40
Tfoubenit6de, 6ebduiidfeiten. Wlnbef uno Stnn bint9
negen 3ranfbeit gu berfauFeu. giseutbiiaier, G6u0r6
gaer, 5rIita, Mieia 60. Sol. 19fln2pD
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15

1T was funny seeing papa trying 20
ride my wheel tho other night He took
q netion that Il was cay and that Il
wa Al foOlishness falling on and get
ting hurt He had beon watching me
about 8 minutes, and he asked me 10
let him take a try at IT,
''He walt1ed mp and steadied the
wheel with one hand he gave a little
contemptuous sneer, pushed the wheel
and started on He did IL 20 ooolly that
he actually landed IN the wheel and got
his feet on tho pedals somehow. It was
down q little slant, Ind away he went
slick as grease, his feet bobbing up and
down like machinery. It was glorious
fun, and papa looked like some sort Of
toy being worked BY Tho motion o. the
bicycle Wheela
''Down, down he went IN perfectly
glorious fashion until all at once, quick
ns lightning, without any warning, the
wheel Just dashed into tree and split
papa on the hard ground. He was awful
" hurt. he had 70 60 on crutches all
tho next day and is hmping yet.
And what do you suppose he said TO
me when he came t0ttering back.
You've got to take that Internal bicycle
back tomorrow. There's something
wrong with IL haven't paid a cent for
It. and ! won't. You can't pay me 70
take Il. Send IL back. Papa says he
can't ride II his wheel isn't good. -
Atlanta Constitution.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15

The eminent chemist, Dr.. Grothie, is
quoted as declaring that water glass
has q great future in store in bleaching,
and that in his opinion Il will entirely
displace soda. Such substances as tute,
which formerly could not be bleached
without injury to the threads, are there
fore capable Of being quickly treated in
the following mannor: The yarn is
stepped from 10 to 30 minutes in q So
luton Of from six to eight pounds Of
water glass TO q gallon Of water, at
temperature Of from 1875 20 9l2 degrees
+. and turned about In Il q few times,
then rinsed IN hot, but not boiling wa
ter, and finally in cold. Il next goes TO
a weak chlorine bath and win become
perfectly white.
Hemp and cotton, instead Of being
boiled in a strong soda solution for six
or eight hours a. q preliminary, can be
quite sufficiently prepared by from 10
to 10 minutes in the above hot water
glass. For 100 pounds Of linen yarn
from ~ to IS pounds Of water glass are
taken, costing about 30 per cent less than
the usual ten pounds Of 90 degrees soda.
After the water glass bath the yarn Is
rinsed, first in hot, then in cold water,
and next given chlorine and acid as usu-
al All dressing Is Of course first re-
moved by boiling with milk Of limo or
by heating with water glass under pres
sure
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15
Aba0IuteIV Pura.

DR.. q. V. Black, dentist Of Jackson
Vile, Fla, has made some interesting
experiments upon the force exerted by
the human jaws IN the ordinary masti-
cation Of food, and also the greatest
force which the jaws are capable Of OK
erting. By means Of a spring instru-
inent provided with q aregistering device
he took records Of about 150 'bites" Of
different persons OF these 80 have been
preserved as characteristic Of the ordi-
nary man, woman and child. The small
est pressure recorded was 80 pounds.
BY little girl years old. This was
with the incisors. Using her molars,
the same child exerted q force Of 65
pounds. The highest record was made
by physician Of 86. The instrument
used only registered 27O pounds, and he
closed IL together without apparent Of
fort. There was no method Of determine
ing how far aboyo 270 pounds he could
have gone. This test was made with tho
molnrs. Several persons exceeded a force
Of 100 pounds with the incisors and 200
with the molars. The physical condition
Of the persons experimental upon seem
cd to have little bearing upon tho result.
DR.. Black Is Of the opinion that the con-
dition Of the peridental membranes is
the controlling factor, rather than mus
cular strength. DIR. Black found that in
the habitual chewing Of food much
moro force is exerted than is necessary.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15

The new life Of John Cairns. the cele-
brated Scotch divine. contains q pen
sketch Of Neander, the great Jewish &C.
clesiastical historian. Cairns attended
his lectures al the University Of Berlin
In l848 and describes him as q little
man with q face that was pale, sallow
and expressionleBs, q low forehead, and
nothing striking In his features but his
black eyebrows he was dressed In
dirty brown coat, blue plush trousers
ana dirty top boots. Aa the distinguish
ed man stood and lectured 10 his stu
dents no punotured every sentence by
splitting, so that the noor had to be
cleaned when no had finished. And this
was the old man who, "for knowledge,
spirituality, good sense and indomitable
spirit Of the finest discretion on moral
subjects, was q marvel.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15

"I was on my bicycle, " writes a r1an
70 sn English magazine, "and was d =
ing q very large field where q number
q sheep were grazing. As passed q
sheep ran toward me Ia an excited state,
looking mp at me like a pet dog and
bleating IN q most piteous way. was
80 interested in what ! saw that I
stopped, and instantly the sheep gallop-
ed 10 the farther end Of the leld in the
same excited way, and then raced back
20 me again, bleating and looking up at
me just In the same beseoching way 40
Il did at first Had II spoken Il could
not have been palmer in its request that
] should 60 with it 20 the other end Of
the field could see nothing but q few
trees; still felt compelled 10 so with
the sheep, 90 ounmistakably did it let mo
know that it wanted me 70 60 with e.
So went, the shOep galloping on bo-
fore me, till it reached the spot at the
end Of the field where I felt sure ~
wanted me 70 go. Till reached the
place the animal ran round and round
tho same particular spot in the same ex-
cited way, az II Il wanted TO say Make
haste. Come as fast as yeu can When
/ arrived, ! found there was a deep
stream Of water, and ono Of tho sheep
had fallen into 10 and was struggling 10
net n1ik -
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15

Here II Testimony From . ASan we
Tainns They DO.

Tainhs They 10.
We have hoard Of the language q
monkeys, and Of the language Of hens,
and Of tho language Of crows, and even
Of snts, but IL will be a new idea to
most people, probably, that fishes have
. language of their own. An English
fisherman, Mr.. Basil Field, has been
making some investigations that lead
him to suppose that hahea have some
way Of communicating notion Of their
experiences to other fishes
Mr.. Field carried on hig experiments
IN the fishponds Of Mr.. Andrew, at
Gaihord, England Those ponds are full
Of front, which, st the time when Mr..
Field frst visited them, were 50 little
noeost0laed % being tEooo lot tlilt tslIoll
he threw o baited hook into the water
all the trout IN sight--a great number
--rushod eagerly upon IL. Ho caught
one, and removing IL from the hook,
threw II back into tho pond.
Then he put in a freshly baited hook,
and only two or three trout came after
IT, One Of these he caught and threw
back into the water. Again no resumed
his fishing with a newly baited hook,
and this time, although the pond was
swarming with fish, it was only after y
long time that he lured another trout 70
his bait And after little further
time it was entirely impossible to catch
q trout in this pond.
However, by experimenting In anoth-
CT pond equally we'll stocked and not
throwing back any fish Mr.. Field found
that he could catch trout as long rs be
chose. Tho fish did not seem to under
stand that the removal Of one Of their
number by this strange means meant
danger to them, but came continually
to the bait.
II. Mr.. Field reasons, It is only when
the captured fish, released. goes back
and mingles with his fellows that the
danger is learned, and then is learned
instantly, II must follow that the re-
leased fish has some means Of making
the others understand the perils Of the
hook This. whatever It is, may be
called a Language. "-Fortnightly Ro'
view.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15

OF plain and unpretentious exterioe
&c stands near the center Of the village,
hard by the church and the reotory. Tho
sign Of the boar's head nailed against
the wall over the door indicates the
character Of the establishment, just as
in its unregenerato days. Neither parade
nor conoealment has been attempted. In
side you have tho ordinary taproOm.
furnished with wooden seats and . small
bar, and larger parlor adjacent. Dur
ing the major part Of the day little busi-
ness is doue, and what there is can DO
easily attended 20 by the managers
Wife-a tidy woman, who can keep the
accounts. With the exception Of ocoa-
Eional passorsby, the customers are an
almost constant quantity aud regular in
their habits.
The same men come day by day and
drink Just about the same amonnt Of
beer, although no attempt is made 10
limit them, except Of course BY the con-
dition Of sobriety They have their pint
after dinner and their pint and q half on
20 again in the evening, when they come
70 sit and smoke and discuss the weather
and the crops. The liquor dispensed ia
light, but clean and paiatable stuff
Drunkenness seldom occurs, and then
only In persons who have come IA from
other places already the worse for hQuor
and have boon accidentally served with
more. National Review.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1895-10-15
Fidelity and Arsctlon Of : Horse.

In the Memoirs of General Count
de Segur," an aid-de-campo Of Napoleon,
recently published, the following Affect
ing incident is related:
have said that during the nocturnal
attack Of the UkrD, ON Dec. 23, was
unhorsod Ny animal had been wound
cd by a bullet In his chest, from which
the blood was streaming, and as he
could no longer carry me ] had been
forced to leave him, loading his equip
ment on my shoulders. When I had
reached our first outpost, about 500 PAGES
of, sat down 10 rest before the Gre, in
some grief at the loss Of my mount,
when plaintive sound and an unex-
pected contact caused me to turn my
head. Il was the poor beast, which
had revived and had dragged itself in
the wake Of my footsteps. In spite Of
the distance and the darkness, IL had
succeeded in finding me, and recognize
ing me by the light Of the campfire
had come up grooming to lay its head on
my shoulder. My eyes filled with tears
at this last proof Of attachment, and I
was gently strolSing It, when, exhausted
from tho blood it had lost. and its efforts
to follow me, in the midst Of the men.
who were as surprised aud touched ~
myself, il fell down, struggled for a mo-
ment and expired