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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
moir, Sie otoStnernrhnetsrne

Main3. Ole StaStperoronetenuers
iammluus bat fir zen gau eiues brit
ten TolfsbaoeS GO, 900 Wtart bemilll9t.
Cine Sauitelle lit bereits fir $1,000
Wtarf erporben.
%ilbel. i3wiihen ben Sebriicern
Sellinger bier fam Is ~ einem Streit,
in reiien @erlaui ser 20 Sabre alte
Sellinger, Der it)on ldnaere 3eit
seiitesgeitOrt lit, icinem Is Sabre
alteu Sruoer brei Stihe in ben 3opf
mo SalS beibrad)te, ron oenen elmer
Die Shlasaoer truf uro ben Zoo her
beiiiihrte. GS selung, Den Chatter, Der
lih geiliittet bate uno non Der Niobas
bride III ben 6luB itlir;en mollte, in
SGft 81 bringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Me6feuGurq.

8iitrow. 1as beige S6wrrs
9eridt p%erurtbeilte lilusit Den S6ubs
maher9eiellen gilbert @isie aus
NSenctlenlteot sum 1ooe. Wieie bate
I'M otopember ben Stubmater Siloes
brandt in Sufbplt ermoroet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
@foen6nra.

Gutin. 2lui Dem 9roBber;csli6en
Srongute Gin;ier purDen ourd cinen
Slie Die Stalluraen in 0rano 0eieet;
So Silbe perbrannten, 30 wuroen 0es
rettet. Der on ben @ebGuoen per
urlabte Staben iii erbeblih.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
qrppiny GdJlrItrn.

SreSlau. Saroinal 6iiritbiitof
Or. &Opp bat fir Elm in WipSlOwie III
erbaueuceS Suiieuz uno SiedenbauS
einen Sctr08 III SObe pon 10000
Wtart geipeuoet.
Srantenitein. Ger 7OiQhri0e
Gentner Sur9borot wuroe ermoreet.
Seine 9Sirtbiu, Die piel gelo bel iid)
iiibrte unO audi Topierselo i'm Glen
peritedt hattie, lit Der Chat peroattis
nm mlrne nerhnitPt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Dresden. Sm SOnigreih Sahs
fen bat Ole SoltsjGbluns iol9enoe
SeuOlterunsS;iiiern fir eie Staete
er9ebcn Son Den l43 Staoten baben,
20 ilber 10, 900 Giupobrer, Sarlnter
yetpit9 39s, 44s, Sresoen 334, O66
uno Sbemnie l60, 99l, Al StdSte ;pi
Shen 5000 uuo 10, 900 uno 10 StGotc
inter 5000 Ginwobner. Die tleiuite
Staot in Sa6ien 1T Ydreniteiu nit
$40 Sinmobnern. Die geiammte itGos
tide VeuOlferung Sa6iens Sdblt
l,s5l,3 1873 Yerionen.-0eu allbeliebs
ten Wiener Somifer Selir Sbmei9s
boier, Der bier saitirte. hat eth idwes
rer &erluit betroiien. Seine Satin
1T bier Den Sol9en elmer Operation
erlegen.
Sbemnie. Gin Oienitfne6t 8.
H. Shubert aus 0Obeln muroe bier
pegen Observation-Disclosures 3u Der
eremplariiben Straie bon lieben Cab.
rem 53udtbaus uerurtbeilt. Der pers
b%eiratbete Wtenib bat burd feline Sci.
ratbsidwiubeleiea mebrere Gomtlien
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
gus hrr ~1ltrinpfalt.

Speper. SIN Sabre 1895 pancers
ten aus Der HIOl; MIR 1872 Eerlonen
aus, bierpon Spei nuh 9lr9eutiuien uno
1870 nah 9toroamerita. - Der TiQly
glide Sebrer' z terbetaiiens gerein hattie
IN 1895 bel s24 Wtitglieoern cine Gin
nabme oon % 1895 Wtarf uno cine 2luss
9abe Don 2s,360 Wiarf. Sas YereinSs
permo9en betr0gt 1918 Wtarf. Sc.
itorben lino SO Wiit9lieoer.
Oeioesbeim m. Iie @ittme bes
bier oerltorbenen Geitsratbs Or. Yubl
bat lbren Iammtlihen 9rbeitern gum
Nnoenten an ben psritorbenen Gatten
rambarte @elc9elhenfe alisgebduoi9t.
HailerSlauteru. Cine empiinos
lide Strafe erbielt Der 20 Sabre alte
Stetnbauer Better 9lihcle BON 4liens
born. VI bate mieNerbolt lun9e VinSens
ltdmmden uno Sbitbdume 10 beid)Gs
ei9t, eaB lie eingegausen limb. 9as
Tanoesgerlht erturnte ge9en i'm aui
Elm Sabr orci Mouate GeidnsniB. Die
Strafe ut beStalb 10 bob auSsefallen,
neil in Der @c9cnO pislfaf) berartise
SaumIrcpel neriibt murSeu, oeren Sbds
ter nnenthedt ueblicbcu iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
prnnirt, 9dJirs,uip-DnlIfein.

&iel. Ger all9emeine e~pan9eliif)s
prOteitantiid)e WiiiiionSpereiu, Der in
0eutIhlano uno Der Sdwei; 20, 900
Wtitglieoer jGblt, piro in Der ,3eit pom
90. bis 20. Sum- in u~nierer Staot
tagen. Der Serein entienoet G'eiitlihe
namentli6 uGd Supan unb China.
SaberSleben. Ourb cine srpBe
S~euerSbrunlt wuroe Der Sof Veerot
bel Sommeriteot uOllis einsedifert /;
so Stiid Sornuieb uno 80 Sdweine
ltno IN Den 6lummen umgefommeu.
Gin Otenittneft wuroe ais Der Sranos
liiituua oeroGdtia perhaitet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
prnuiu, 1prJtfaIrn.

Winoen. Bon ben 10 Friiilinaen
fir ben einiGbri9 Sienit
baben nur pler ~beitanoen.
Soeit. Der Sauimann glSoli arts
mann bon bier p~ertaufte Den @anos
wirtben Gbiliialpeter, Der nit Saint
pernllft mar uno gum Sbeil nur
3.l6 Frosent StiditOii entbielt, mdbs
reno ID Frp;ent uor9eihrieben limb.
Artmann wuroe pon Der Straifammer
in 0crtmuno we9en Setruss gu pier
Wtonaten @~eiau9niB unb 500 Dart
Celebrate perurtbeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
prnptu, pnTeu.

Boen. Der neugegriinoete Slide
reiuerein fir Die Brouiui Poien ;Gblt
beretts 1870 Wtit9lieoer. Sei Ser Slid
Su6tsNlnitalt in Siininsen i'm GliGB
bat Der 0erein 1000 jun9e 9lale fir
Die FrooinS beliellt.
Sromberg. @elegentli6 Der lees
ten WtilitlretatsO Debate i'm Rei6Ss
ta9e bate Der ppluiihe 2lboecronete b.
G;arlinSti Seitweroe oariiber 9eiiibrt,
oaB Soloatea Der bieii9en @arniion
BON einem 0or9eietten rYoluiide
Sunoe" 9eihimpit woroeu mdreu. Ger
Srie8SmInilter D. SrOniart ia9te ~,
oaB er Den Sail unteriuden wiirbe, unb
eieS ut 9ei6eben. QSie Der Wiiniiter
benz Ab9eOroneteu nunmebr brieili6
mitsetbeilt bat, babeu sic anseItellten
Grbebun9en ergeben, baB elm Saupt'
mann oeS Snfanterie s9te9tmentS Or.
l29 Den obi8en 9lIsoruf gebraubt
babe. Der Sauptmaun bat Stubeus
arrelt erbulten.
prnpin, OItprruhen.
Sobenitein. 9n 6Olse Der pielen
&~esen9iiie uno Der sroBen S6nee.
mailen in bieiem Sabre itiir,te Die
GAME @iebelwaub on benz SweiItSdisen
Mohnhauie bs 2aufmuuns Oapilowsti
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
rrnuint GudITrn.

artern. J3lpei SObne zines bic
itgen ,3immermarleS, uOn oenen elmer
II, Ger uuOcre 10 Sabre alt iii, molls
ten i'm bieiigen Glettri;itdtSperte ibre
NteIIer idJlrfen. Ger liirgere Snabe
gerietb in baS uiaifiuengetriebe, uro
ais Der Gltere Silie bringen wollte,
puroe er gleihfalls crfaFt. Scioe Snas
ben iino ifmer ocrlett, Dem altereu
purSen beioe glrme uno Elm 0ein
fOrmli6 ausseriiieu. Der lilusere
Snabe erlitt eineu Armbrud) uro cine
Serleeung am 6iitgrat.
SGlle. Sn Dem %erfabren eegeu
Die Reoattion Der rSOale;eitun9"
wegcn ser in oieiem Slatte erioloten
GerOiieutlihur9 aus oen Gntmiirien
uerihleocner 3feihSetotS iii 0e9en ben
peroutportlihcn 9ieoattelr oes 0latteS
pegcn i3eugnt STRENGTHENING Saft per-
iiigt woroen, Die Der Geoutteur nun an
QetrCten hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
4apsrn.

w II II cb c Il. Ger Millltlter oeS ,Sr'
nern bat befanntlih b%ebauptet, eS
ertitire tein Seoiiriuib, oaS Haciabrers
peIen in SaDern eiubeitlih III crcneu.
Us 'oll nun elm &trbano inter Den
Gdoiabrern 9ebiloet lperoen III benz
3med, fir gan; YaDern einbeitlite
NGhrporihriften fir 6abrdcer, Friis
funssGrten, 9tummcrirung, Seniitun0
Ser 9Sege ;u erreid)eu, Die Gulage pom
Haofabrmegen an;ubGbnen uuo feit;us
ltellen, Oh oaS Subrrub Subrlpert III
ODER niht 100 Tcreine iollen hire
l%beilnabme idon ange;eigt babeu.-
0OS Neleite lit iibrigeus, paB Die bies
ii9e Eoliiei nit T0brrarern pericben
miro.
Domaine 6ingeu. Gin eigens
tbilnliher ,3uiall ipielte bel Der tiir;s
lid oabter ltattgeiuncenen Fferoclots
tcric. Die %ottertctommiiiion bate
ais eriten @eminn ;pei prddti9e Fieree
pOn Dem betannten l>dnoler 6otbi6ilo
angctauit. DUN iitl Sjciem Der erite
@cminn uno oaourd) ietne Tags ;uppr
oertauften Tieroe wicocr III.
Grlabrunn. Nier fam oas orcis
ldbrlge 4ino zines Srauntweinbrens
ncrelbeltterS an Den Seiiel, ipiclte
am Nahn uuo perbrIlbte it'd 10 an Dem
ausitrOmenben SpirituS, baB eS unter
groBen Sd,mer;en itUrb.
Treiiin9. llnllngit muroen Sabier
oret Shlller Der aftcn &laiIe bes t0nios
ltd)cn buma1iltiihcu %GpmnuiiumS
mc0en wieoerbplten g&irtbsbausbc.
iId)cs oirnittlrt.
Nlirtb. Sm fahen i3irnoorf uers
ihieo Tiarrer Wtaur i'm IS. yebcnss
iubre. Wtapr mar - Sabre, BON 1861
bis 1889, ais Miiiicndr in Snoien
tbGtt9.
Saeenbah. SuS Giieriudt tOotete
Ser beige Wtetger Nerr0en bie Sienits
magN &leln uno Damn lid ielbit. Sas
WtGctyen bate allen %icbesantrGoer
oes Wtet9erS 9Sircritano entoeoens
9eicet uno nit einem 9lnceren cine
<iebihuft angefan9cn.
Sronah. ,3nlifcn bier uno
SdlcuIe 9tr. 81 brUt, ME man an
nimmt, in 6olge rcS @ilblens BON
Wiaulmiirfen uro %6elomduieu Der
Nanm oes SuSwig Couaus WtainsS
nails; oas game lintSieiti9e G'elanos
bis Staoeln lpllroe uberflutGet.
Nurnberg. SIR Serientolonien
fir arnne trGntli6e Sfultinoer wurcen
nab Der porliegeuoen 9lbredrnun0 i'm
Sabre 1899 Wiart peraus0abt.
Seit Ser Sdaifung Der Serientolonien
Tim Sabre 1881 puroen 1913, 323
.Utart permenoet.
urlprtn9en. J3pei la9el0bncr,
Die 0ebritoer @eioliu9, periuhten Den
70lGbri0en Eripatier Gbebalt
9tattS III berouben. Gbebalt errafte,
uno muroe nit einem geil nieoers
seidla9en. Die Chatter ersriiien Die
Slutt, ood puroe elmer bon linen Der
baftet.
@urjburg. Die Sanoicaten Der
Mebiiin b. NiOiers@ orlie, elm Sobn
oeS SlitipieloihterS b. Moier, unc
0ii'lel sau9sbur9 Wurbcn pom btrStrafs
TANNER me9en zines Fiitolenouells,
bel Dem 0uiiel lei6t perlett wuroe,
;u le bier Wionaten 6eitung perurtbeilt.
Ger Saupttreiicr Der @iir;hurser
yotterte i'm Sctruge BON 40, 600 Wiart
ftel auf elm in Gberba6 in Saoeu 9es
tauftes zoos, wabrcno Elm Saupttreiier
~ 10000 Wlart na6 @iirjburs ielblt
iiel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
prnui.t, DrHrn-ltnTnu.

6r0ntfurt. Ger ourd sic bleiige
Central Itelle iir Sbituerwertbung per-
mtttelte llmi0e lit uOn 4,347,l73 Silo
i'm Sabre 1894 auf 6,3Ol, $40 Silo
i'm Sabre 1895 g~eitiegen. 0icier
Stei9erung lit cine UNI 10 grOEere Be
beutuug bel ;umeiien, ais i'm @er0leihe
Su Den &orl0bren Ole Sbiterute Nes
Sabres 1895 ais cine MIR geriuge ~
bejetdnen lit.
@ieSb0oen. SaS bieiioe Shwurs
eeriht oerurtbeilte ben Erofeiior ser
Sunit9ei6ihte, Or. D. Yamberg, ;ls
leet in Sattenheim %mObnbaft, we9eu
betrit9ertIhen SanterOtts III pier DO
uater SefGnoniE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
prnuin, ~ffnmmrrn.

Stettin. auf Ser ShiiiSrpcrft
beS rGultan" berrit)t augenblitlib
cine beiOnoere lbatigteit, oeuu Der
9teubuu BON bier groBen Shiifcn lit
6u8leib in 9u9riif genOmmeu. 0rei
bieier 6abrjcu9e meroeu iitr Rehnur9
beS Norooeutihen &lopo gebaut. IS
limb Faiiugieroampfer, welte fir Die
tranSGtlanttidc Siuie beitimmt limb.
3wet oieier Oampfer erbalteu cine
E0nge BON 525, Der brittle pon 600
SUB. Der pierte 9roBe Camper, ser
in In9riff 9enommen wiro, lit elm
Srte9sldtff, ndmli6 elm Sreu;er Der
beutihen Wtariue.
Hii9enwalbe. Der Sauer Iran;
S6ittpeli in NltsS teiuort mabte
einen Northumberland. Ierielbe
hattie lid in TART an9ebeitcrtem GU
ltanoe elm Sa9ogewebr 9elOoeu mo Sen
Vauf in Den Wiuno gerihtet. Seim
Gbiteben nit ben 6iiBen aber ging Der
SfuB febl unb nur oaS @eiiht per-
brannte our6 Ruluer erbeblih. lleber
Die 9riinoe sur Chat beitebeu nlr Ser.
m%utbun9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23

Smummen. Ille 2Nonnroume 'inp DOB
9elegt. Die guu;e S&Oure liegt inter
Den Sriimmeru. Ger St0oen bclduit
lih auf etlpa 5000 Wtarf.
Snterburg. Die &S0bl bes ;mei'
ten Siirgermeiiters iii mesen zines
6crmfeblers 0 Der 9fegierung fir
un9iltig ertldrt pOroen. Ss mus eabsr
cine Nieurpahl itattilnhcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
fIrnui,,, llirfprruHrn.

@ruupen;. &or Geriht itano
bier ber 0~jutsbeIieer lieutenant Der
%anrpehr Hettel auf SurSrie. Ger
ielbe hattie pOr ldngerer ;Seit ofn Srtss
lehrer 0tolleuhauer burh Shlaoen
%miEbonoelt. WPpllenbauer iii lett Die
Ter i3cit GeiiteStrNut ; ME Die Sntluae
bebuuptet, in Solge Del WttEhanolun9.
Sleieu tIanten Wiuuu hat 0teihel per
ihieoeuc Wiule %.yiimmel" titulirt,
poiiir Inn 500 Wiurt Strafc uuo Die
Soften uuferle9t muroen. 9Segen Der
Outstanding mar Elm Sermiu Dor Der
StraifOmmer nnberuumt eS tonnte
abcr nitlt u%erbanbelt meroen, ba Ger
JiehtSbeiltano NeS ieit ciuiger i3eit
peniionirten %ehrerS nod elm Gut.
adteu res Observation-Disclosures
perlau9t. Ger angeflNte 0~utSbeiieer
hat lid Ieiuer;eit erboten, Dem mis-
bauoelten yehrer cine Hcnte BON 1900
Wt0rt idbrlib lebcnSldn0lih alIs;us
Ieecn, peun sic gnQelc9cnheit nitt
Dor oaS G'eriht gcbrGht Wllroc.
Sborn. @ui Scrt Is murbe SIR
Naht;eit Elm TOlteu pOr mebrcrcn
Ferioueu hirtcrritdS Ouacariifcn. Niers
bel cutluo iit lciu 0clucbr mo sic
Su9el uermuucete beu Scloateu ielbcr
'hmcr, mdbrcuo sic Nrgrciier ents
flnhrn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
Rhriitprruin,.

S0ln. Cie btciige groEe Sarnes
palSgcicllihait e~r;ielte cine Ginnabme
ron 81, l94 Wtnrt. Gle 9lusgaber, oar
unter cine llebermciiuns non $40 Dart
~ @obltbGtl9tcttS;wcfcn, bellefen it'd
auf ls,5I2 Niart.
9armeu. 2&dhreuo elmer Giiers
@oritellung i'm hiciigcn Staottbeater
geidab eS, GAP Elm Wieiiin9beitlag
non Giicr' 6elobcrrritab in oas Barrett
biuabfiel uro bort cine 2lbonnentin at
bie Stirne truf. Ger Gatte Der Game
b%eanIpruftc uon Serrn SirettOr
Wiautbner bieriiir ciuen Staoeneriut.
"a MN pou Dem Sirettpr idntmtlide
Sbeutcrbciufer iiir sic i3ett hires
2%lufentbalts i'm lbeater gegen llnidlle
2lrt ucriitert iino, 10 elbielt Ser
6'atte Der SeihNcigten Die Summe
BON 60 Wlart ais GntihGriguns aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
prnuiny Durnnurr.

6Otbenburg. Su 4bauieu puroe
Dor etpa eiuem Sabre sic bel Dem
allgemciu geahteten %anomirtb Sem
rid 0elpentbal beotenltete Sausbdltez
rim &tttpe Siebe ermoroet, mdbrero
Teluentbal lid bel cinem 9latbaru
aui turje i3ett Guibielt. Ger %eroa6t
lentte it'd auf Ieluentbal, pelher aud
Sweimal in llutcriuhuugebaft gcuoms
men muroe. SIeier Gage MN hat cine
in ser Froptn; &eitialcn inbuitirte
Yerion baS GjeitauoniB abgelcgt, an
ienem 0iorNe bctheiligt gemtien III
iein. Gin G~eiiegeidbrte babe Der betug,
ten 6rau ole t%OotlidJen &e~rlceun0en
bei9ebradt. Die Treuoe oeS Selpcns
thai, Scr unter Dem N|eroatte ocs DIOR
oes itwer g"clitten bat, last lid oentcn.
Sptcteroog. Die l&intcritilrme
bGben 10 groBe Serbccrmgtu an oen
Sefeitiguugeu oes meitlihcn llferS an
9eridtet, oaB man Die l&ieoerbcritcls
lun9stOiteu auf 300, 600 Iiarf perans
ldladt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-04-23
cO6u(= ]tHd6ri6ten Jus Der
a(tCn 1Cimut6.
@reu6cn.
prnpin, RrnnNrnhnrn.

9erIin. 0aH Htits9elttt in
2eip;i9 hob ouS llrtbcil otS %0nogCrittS
Berlin gegen Sen umeritantl den
SportSmnun Sreebs pegeu @ctru9S
auf. - Die groBe Sntcrnattonale
0unSe 2lusiicllung Serliu Sreptom
am 90, 80. uuo 81. WiGi III in 800
Slaiien eingetbcilt uuo miro cine Ser
groBten in Oeuti6luno iein; eS ltnb
bereitS iIbcr 20O0 Nunot uu0emelbct.
Die Grobe @erliner SmulbuS9eiells
ihait hat a%n9efangeu, bel ihren Snlnt-
buSpa9cu elettrilbe S~cleudltunA elm
;ufllhreu. Ger Saiten, in pcldem Die
Sur Grieuomg NeS elettrilhen %thteS
uothi0cn Nttumulatoren entbalten limb,
lit aui Ser red)tGn Scite beS Ninters
perroHS inter ser III Den 0edlteel
ilibrenoeu Srcppe uuf9eitellt. - gu
elmer Denomination 9eit0ltete lid uns
ldngit ooS ScgrabniB zines So;ials
bemOtraten. Die i30bl oer lheilnebs
mcr belief it'd aui etpa 1000 Der
ionen, oarunter Observation-Disclosures.
WtGnner nit rotheu 2ruuuttcn, Srauen
uuo Sinner nit rptbeu Sletoern, gro
zen Srlu;en, an Nenen rotbc breite
Sbleiicn befeitigt wareu. Gle Mien9e
Dor uno hinter Dem yeihtnwagtn
ihmcl, le nQber man Dem Srieobof Der
SmmGus0emeiuoe in 8rie fam, INNER
mebr all, 10 ouB Ser &crtebr in pielen
StraBcn oollltlnoig 0ehcmmt mar.
Gbarlottenbur9. Der 0trettor
Seinite ser bieiigen SiCmensiheu
Tabrif bat SelbitmOro bcgangen. Zen
%oriall umgibt Elm 9ewiiieS 0untel,
pelheS aui u~ngep0bulite %Orgdnge
i6lieGeu laEt.
Spanoau. Gegen ciren 9lrtilles
riiten pom 2lnihuBfommauoo oabler lit
baS itrafrebtlite Gcriabren megcu
poridtliher Satbeihaoigun9 ciugts
leitet. Gr III perodttig, an eincm per
febrsrclhen Srt 0anen sic Midutel
uno Sletcer jerI6nitteu III bUber.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
NATURE OF THE ELDER DUMAS.
Mime. Dorval, the Actress, Always Called
 Him Her "Good Dog."

Mime. Dorval, the Actress, Always Called
 Him Her "Good Dog."
 l did not meet the elder Dumas until he was on the wane, but was acquainted with him before he fell under the in fluence of Adah Isaacs Menken. When young, his hair was fair, then dark, but when saw him it was gray and in tex ture less woolly than the negro's His lips were thick and extended from ear to ear when he laughed, and his teeth were uneven and set apart from each other. He fattered himself that his nose was straight. It was, however, lumpy, with wide, strongly marked and quiver- ing nostrils. To the pride of life he was insensible But he was slave of the flesh, though in fitful way, and the never ending pressure of creditors Oblig- ed him to react against his conviviality. One saw that he was force of nature and a child of nature.
 His small hands and feet and his sin gularly acute though good natured blue eyes alone indicated blood derived from long line of civilized northern ancestors. There were traces of Africa in his speech. His laugh was guffaw, but it's hilarity was contagious. When a case of suffering was made known to him, his face at once fell, and if he knew the sufferer the broad face con- tracted, and he howled until he had spent his grief. Mime. Dorval, whom he and Victor Hugo thought the greatest actress of her time, for emotional parts, used to call him her "bon chien" and her "gros chien. ' In the hour of death she did not lay aside this term of en- dearment, which any one else would have resented. He was doggish in many respects, but of the generous, impulsive, Newfoundland type.-"The Elder Du- mas," by Emily Crawford in Century.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
John Randolph of Roanoke.

When MT. Randolph was opposed by Mir. Eppes, who was MT. Jefferson s son-in Jaw, the whole power of the ad ministration was brought to bear against him. He had been exceedingly severe upon his opponent at the Buckingham court. Some of his friends counseled moderation. The excitement was great. and serious consequences were appre. hended. MT. Randolph told the sheriff to make proclamation that he would address the people. An immense throng gathered about the stand. He stood for several moments surveying the crowd, not feature of his face changing. Aft CT painful suspense he began with the following remark, which has frequently been in print:
 "When I was boy, my mother taught me that the fear of God was the begin ming of wisdom. Since I became a man l have found out that the fear of man was the consummation of folly. !"
 He then made fiery onslaught upon his opponent. Instead of moderation he was more severe than he had been be- fore. .-Powhatan Bouldin in Century.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06

Too Early Sowing of Root Crops.
 Most of the roots, like beet, carrot, parsnip and turnip, are true biennials, growing their root the first year and sending up their seed stalk after the root has been partly dried out and is replanted the following spring. But in our hot summers this drying out, which usually requires a whole winter, is ac- cOmplished in midsummer. The result is that the very early planted seed of beet, carrot and other root makes its root growth early in the season and by fall is ready to send out seed stalk. This, of course, makes the root worth less. The common radish is one of thes, natural biennials that always tend to become annual when early plant ed. If seed is put in the ground any time before midsummer, it will produce seed pods before cold weather comes.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
A Tame Butterfly.

We have heard of tame fleas and per- forming midges, but the following au- thentic story of tame butterfly, told by French lady, has novel clements in it:
 found in my garden a magnificent butterfly, quite numb with cold. Tax ing it into the house and putting it in- to box for two hours revived the little thing. Then dipped its antenn@ in a solution of sirup and sugar, and con- tinued this treatment for three days. On the fourth day the creature huttered on to my hand and sucked the liquor of it's own accord, and after this it became per- fectly tame. I put flowers into my room, and it fed on them, and was per- fectly happy. When it sat on the table, I could pass my finger down its back without the slightest fear the butterfly might take to wing. In fact, it arched it's back as does cat when it is pleased. After three weeks of perfect tameness it's colors faded, it's wings shriveled up, and it died
 What next, one wonders? A butterfly arching it's back when stroked by hu- man hand is surely a phenomenon that seems to give promise of all kinds of possibilities. Scientists and variety ar lists take note. Westminster Gazette.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
A Tipping Tip.


 A New York woman who has been visiting in Germany, at the castle home of a countrywoman who married a German nobleman, contributes the fol- lowing to the always discussed question of servant tipping:
 "When my visit came to an end, was in such dilemma as to what was the proper thing to do ill the way of fleeing the servants that, after some de- liberation, went to my hostess for re- lief You have such a retinue of serv- ants, I said to her, that I simply can- not fee them all. want you to tell me which ones will expect a remembrance, and what amount it ought to be. , Whereupon she told me that the question had come up so often ill this very way, from some of her American guests, that she had at last hit upon plan which her husband agreed was good one, and which had been ill operation for long time in their household to the entire satisfaction of all concerned, including the servants. She showed me locked box in a dark nook in the hall, and into slit ill this her guests dropped what ever amount it was their pleasure to give the servants. Once in six months the box was opened and the contents dis tributed among the staff, the gifts being proportionate to the place held -t the butler, footmen, room maids and others who came in direct contact with the guest receiving the larger amount. Which can assure you was the greatest kind of relief to me and seemed a good idea to adopt elsewhere. "-New York Times.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
Kissing.

It is thoughtlessly said that man kisses woman, but 1t is not so. It may be set down as a principle or dogma that it is always the woman who kisses the man. On such occasions man acts only in responsive and not in an initi- ative capacity.
 To produce kiss only two things are necessary, and man, except by his mere presence, has nothing to do with its origin. The first circumstance is the opportunity, and the second is the de- sire existing, though unexpected, in the woman's own mind to be kissed.
 When these conditions are present, there is sure to be some kissing, for the woman will, in dozen ways that can not be defined convey the idea to the man, and he, if he be not altogether stick, will respond to her will There fore in all cases of true kissing, it is the woman who kisses, and not the man, who simply responds to power and in- huence that he cannot resist. That pow CT lies in a woman, and if it is not pres- ent there will not be any kissing Pearson's Weekly.
The St. Johns herald., 1896-06-06
Manners In Sunolk.

Adelicate taste and refined manners at the table are not among the characteris- tics of the Suffolk peasant. One to whom some castor oil had been sent as a gift when he was i'll sent the next day with a request for ''some more of Mime. Groome's nice gravy" At tithe din- ner an old farmer, having some bread sauce handed to him, took as much as could be conveyed to his mouth on the top of knife blade, and having tasted it said: Don't chuse none" Another, by way of expressing approval of par ticular pudding, remarked that he ''could rise in the night time and eat it," and a third, supposing he would get but one plate, shoveled his fish bones under the table.-London News.