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Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
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til Ct Wrae.

ct telegram ira Berlin iortnaer.
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Nsunsits ~iptograisre msO Rsuiseus
g~pparoter. 2sbst Of tpue 8ase bar
man iaast trsoipe 8ilsoer Of bans
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til bans Brpit, o. Der sr Sucsn sadct
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ben or MI tIepsu TT Ct blpoenbe Saor.
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Mauoeu or gauiie nitrRitet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
Iarrrr paa lsiba- ne 5tiksrlsberhnrlsr.

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9orper Ell ubpre ior Wanoe. icm fortarer os ~soelGgser ale
@laosne. &c oil life tiliutetaj0rss pep Gnuliion (ylaaoing
al saape % aeroiinl, men fan toartsS ueo Ell CperiprDitnins
al gariirarsnt paris Greenh en- lioen Smnis til 10 Quarts
Wanb, euer peb en- CpIesning al aIun saer Salpeter, Ell 0em'
tebel gnno til 30 CHARTS 0anb, easr @reniaape' 90 3obatS'
poup. gfterat Qarperne er ~uorpooet, opbattes Soroen ct BAR
oomnter oubt cmtrius Suiieue, % iampes bsrpaa sobt %
fat iomn,ea iaieu; oerueo brabss DC i%noipun0ne saruer sler
Qupper. ge tan oeiaa tilintetgisrss paa en- lteehl URaaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
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ting.
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0AN SfAA%hiN ~ NN%
MsobeIslIe ON Ct npt og me9et !ei 'rem'
Tiiarliat 0esinfsltionsmtooel. Oct er
nemlia olmiuosligi 6appano, Der pso
at unoerqda en- bis Brocss begar"S mto
en- bel Del uomRrtsoe Gosnnossr.
5rsmgungsmdaosn sr ben, at mon
laber en- e~IsitriIt Sttsm gdd nl'nnem
en- geholoer meo SsOdno, bpis SIprs
maeneIium sieblittelig oetomt orerts
boprpda aloren inogadr en- forei. oeiIe
mso Sur'tof. oa ssnne GorhiTeslIe sr
bet, Iom siper SsoanDet Ost@ npc, bar
oiIuloe G9enltdber.
Site dlenr otspoersr teasr for al
BRUCE ct mere iieuot Orc: op6rRno1r)
oenne YGoIte, IDm mar bar ta!ot ser
mitin" eiter Spfnoeren, eugene 9srs
mite, prgauiIie ReFer o. ltinlenvs
Stpfs, life alen, fjerner oen sisblifts-
lig ono 2ugt og ueuttdli'erer S%urobeoss
farliJe 0dsarter, nei, osn formddr
euoeu mele: pua nplle fdd Winuter
lager ben uoeu 8armbiertiqbeo 2ioet
al be farligiie % melt ~leigIiOsoe ri
tro6er fom SDFusbdciQen % &oIsras
m%itroben.
90 alt bette ubeu be trdoitionele
nlsmper peo be andre mitrpbsorGbenoe
Wiolsr! "9ermitinsn" ee nemlig boer=
Ten giftia eQer / geIiooelis af GtIenos
69enTtaber, Den dnJriber hoerfen Sllz
ben eaer Slimbinosrne. Den ian OPP
bcpares / langere 3to % fprisn9es
LANCE 8ete. Sm idd gait Ttuloe bGuOe,
at man tom til al brittle ben, be9epsoe
man life at O9re Gn8IteIig for bet. Oct
ene'te, man reIitereoe, q en- ube6d9es
Zig Smag / 9aIIen.
De fGrfe acknowledgements / @nas
Lamb % 5rantrt9e er enige /. at Der life
fnoes beOre Miooel euo "0ermitin"
til at IteriliIere % oesinficere &lodtter,
Gutriner, Renoeitens oIo., rsnie 8Detne
o9 forage SmitteIpirer Do Gpioemier,
Oen5ime er for90obeutIig life fern,
oa bore 8abcr bugIig pil bliOe pperrts.
leoe meo eIetiroIpIeret Ssoano.
6aieus SubiIGum.
s Suli Wadneo Itdl en- for 5eIi
afbolbes / bet melemIte Gn9Iduos ia
brifbDer i 4nleoning al. at Der oa e,
bengdust bunDreoe Qdt, Sioen ben Der
&un't Iremitileoe Gas begpnote at an
otnoss / gelpsninssstemeo Der ma.
turligs 8as, iom itremmer 10 al 5pr.
ben, Dor l9n Ie bleoen anoenbt | oett'
giemep, % baaoe / &ina pg lln9drl
brugte man Iaaoan Gas til Yelpsninl
oso 5~eIili99eosr.
Sra 1892 iDsIelIatte ben %ftOtTte 80
fiter Hu6srt Wturoph fig en- lioen .
; / Gprupaa meo at frsmItile 8elps
: ~nIngsgds / fprre Ut9ngoer, % hre Na
! b~erefter gjorbes bet fsrfte Jorisg me
iuaDan tunItig Gas | en- 5Gbrit / gtr
minebdm. 0ette fer'te Striot bic
bog ubeu pipere prattilte 5glger, lei
, ON en- og anoen 5abrit anoenote os'
. nbe Spfinoslis. Gnonu 1902 betrag
tsoes 8dIen fun Ipm ct pasienoe Slu
minat;onsmioosl, ou nan operdit
GnglunD Feirsos Setter / &~nleonina q
| 5rspsn meb 5rautrige. Smiolerti
haooe Wuroo6 % bans Gleo Gleg
inbfert talrigs 5%orbsorin9cr Deb I'll
I p%irtningen. og fra 1914 bolot @dHen I
Ieirrige Snotog / Gonoons 8dosr.
1915 tom ben til Yaris, po liot efts
Fulqte Iua be gorge gper / europa be
eugeIite os frantic SoDeoitaOs ersmpe
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

be tui:nb 5iem % fra 5pIttt. Tom Dor
| BEN. Raturen ftdar nu | 5Ior, Rat
ten er lang ipm 8aden. % Juglsne
iladr fine muntr 3riler, - glt bilIer
big. og ou minbss bet lau spot.
Bang, life Suli 1896.
q. u. Qsten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
Ltuht 7arabnta Dcna

len oommel % ~pclpreuet Brace. Stjsnt Der buert aar TOMS
at me Sla9s 6enS, beboloer DC iremoeles IN anieelle. Se
noe ltorhe o. be %tuaeeite be cr ~pGgttsere enc Dc brnte Srag'
a&. Ge er besuoen DC aIlcrbaaroiorelte an9rlbeS lleioen az
Aop clcr Solero. Sc !Gg8er iotiaa raon9e se9, 'lar ON
pornt SuS. 81 llgerS apll'nser 9iper cit oe'l'9
%'t % s N}ooneber aomle CT De tingelts 6orboio III cen
De bar fact. 3e er irsaiommeligc, % ct Wire-Fenee 3
700 bolt itRnaer benz iuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
10S

ot Nr0rn8 0ouco boit cp og brlote ell Eortton bocfl
5rar ~beounpte Oeiteu at treife Huten let, % efter
Zines lcrleb ipite ben 80. st Bar 1oee 'ensre par on
rof. Peroxide of hydrogen CT ct nteget traii'9t ah'
% bet orGber 9'attcrier 90 bereS @p'rer, lssnef al
Oateyje o. intter Gpret iitano til at fa oen no at lg.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
Nnbuo.

tluotrttautOt pit moOtugt aubuo paa
5lptniHa % @itnopbpauing Of Stgltbuiet
/ 5uboihrih no, | 6i8blaHO loipaibip
a1t aubuD mao pGre inoituots innsu al. |
drcOaa Giisrmiooag Den 7oe auaut ls96i
Msot bolors ! Sioisbuisi Den Gag. glaHtr
"a 1pseiitattOutr tau ices hos ]. \. gierts.
gganius8tomitccH iorbsbolOsr flo Ret til at
i~ortdte ct sltr ole aRbup,
Sobn } gierit.
z Z, 9traruo,
6isbIanoOils, Soma,
Ten 1870 Suli 1896. 1903
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

gibtnFabsn trUngcr ct QrintiP, Trnosu,
en- cpebspisniHB, JOlteus Ct 9oeal.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31
ct. ciai Goaess.

Zen 1870 Suli 1896.
Decorah-posten., 1896-07-31

0errnsb en- penlig SilIen til mine
Sumbpaoingsr. @n Silisn fra be
i~ticnne Dale, bpor bin 9u9ge itob -
en- SilIen fra be ~fpeilbldnts Sioroe,
fra 5uru % 8ran og De lsoilebte Dir
teller, fra be beie 5icIoe og 5osie, fra
ben f%innenoe gr9, fra Seter pa Cur
% gi9loetlana % fra 6uloreluna, fra
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13

pay the tax. Therefore they come to
the aid of the law.
1T IS the many VINO toll and starYe
and suffer, says Bjorns-erne Bjorson,
whose lot ! have at heart; it is the
poor the small, who cannot rise and
assert their righs-it is those l love;
and I believe that the country is the
strongest, the greatest and the most
civilized which is covered with mil
lions Of modest but contented homes;
not chat in which the splendOr of few
hundred palaces is supported by the
re-chedness of a million novels.
The Garment Workers Union Cf st.
Paul is not having success in its en-
deayor 10 persuade he lady superior Of
the House of the Good Shepherd in that
city to refrain from competing with the
girls Of the union, and thereby reduc-
ing prices and wages. The garment
workers complain that they cannot
make an honest living on the prices
made by that institution. and contend
that i'm the end that they, too, may be
forced into the House Of the Good Shep-
herd if that institution continues its
severe competition.
Eight Hour Day October 25) is La
Dor Day in Australia. The holiday in
Wellington. says the Eight Hour Her
aid correspondent. was almost as close
2s Sunday whit as close as
Sunday and Christmas day. Let me
enumerate he places which gave their
workers a full days leave: The gov
eminent Offices (and this when Parlia-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13
THE MASONIC RING.

II is often expressed in social gather
ings'that many offensive things have
been done through the assistance Of
the ring. and at times to cause trouble
nd dissatisfaction among the mem
bers of fratcrnal bodies, but the true
Masonic ring We are about to write
about. seems to bring about only har-
mony and brotherly fraternal love. 1t
is this During the installation cere-
monies of the Grand Lodge officers of
Utah. the Grand Master, on retiring
from his office. delivers to his successor
a ring. This is called the Ring Cere-
mony." and which has been the GUS
tom since the organization of that
Grand body to transmit the "Signet
Ring" from Grand Master to Grand
Master. In presenting the ring by the
last Past Grand Master Emerson, he
said. THE time has now arrived when
it becomes my pleasant duty to be an
other to perpetuate a custom establish
ed by this Grand Lodge to fulfill pro-
mist I made myself TO faithfully per-
form the Injunction laid upon me one
wear ago. in memory Of our deceased
Brother Past Grand Master Emory,
who transmitted it to me two years ago.
Neither gold, jewels or precious stones
can add lustre to his memory, nor can
their absence detract therefrOm, yet
are memories of his acts and deeds, his
LOYAL and fraternal friendship and de
votion to the craft 50 intertwined
about this emblem that they never can
be separated.
MY brother, you will receive this
ring as a sacred trust, as committed to
your care by our departed Brother
Emory. and in his name and memory
keep and guard the same, and also in
his name and memory transmit II pure
and unsullied. undefiled by profane
hands. to your successor, charging and
requiring him that he do so transmit
it to his successor.
at is a talisman that will not only
summon every Mason of this Jurisdic-
ton to your presence, but will ward OF
danger that may threaten them.
Wear it. Most Worshipful Master
with pleasure and credit TO yourself
and to the great honor and advance
ment of the craft Of Utah"
This beautiful ceremony of presenting
the "Signet Ring is only practiced in
another jurisdiction, as We think, out
side of Utah. in the State of Texas in
orr own land. but we believe the same
custom prevails among some Of the
Grand Bodies of Masons in the old
world.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13

Wilfamstown. w. Va. Dec. 12.-
Rev. Kieer closed his protracted meet
ing Tuesday evening. There were sew
eral accessions 10 the church.
Miss Fannie Henderson returned
home Saturday evening on the Key
stone State from a visit among friends
az Charleston. Guyandotte and Hun
tineton
Fire John Hazelrigg. who has been
SO seriously in for The 7qst five weeks
had stroke of par Sis Wednesday
NIGHT. and her death is momentarily
expected.
Mrs. VIII Bailey and her daughter,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13
THE MoGULLIANs.

Taking Mogullianism as their subject
la Belle Lodge a. O. L. w. had very
interesting and spirited debate at their
meeting on the fourth inst Brothers
Pos. and Dickman for ard Flood and
rIerdrix opposed made three minute ar
e7lments which were very good. especially
those Of Rose and Dickman which set the
f7cts before the public. for 1t was an open
meeting. in such clear forcible manner
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13

On Wednesday evening Mcdaniel
Lodge Of Perfection will meet and
work Will be had in the degrees, and
there should be a full turnout Of
brethren to assist in comforting the
same.
On Thursday evening Wheeling
Lodge No. 3 will meet, when there will
be a number of candidates for the Eel
lowcraft Degree, and Worshipful Mas
ter Speyer extends invitation, not only
to the brethren of No. 5, but of Sister
Lodges to be present on this occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13
THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Chicago has 80 negro lawyers.
Manchester brewers organized.
ST. Paul hackmen have union
Trunks ere mailed in France.
Paris has a hot water slot device.
America has $4,000 union printers.
New York has 1875 600 unemployed.
London has 4tlS00 workingwomen.
Rochester painters were cut TO $L75.
Paris police use electric dark ian
terms.
Chicago Horseshoers' Union is IS
years old.
Des Moines has a cooperative osso-
citation.
Suodes, o., is to have a cooperative
mine.
Jersey City Iongshoremen formed a
union
Pittsburg street car men want 50 and
ten hours.
Minnesota BARRIERS viii hold State
convention
ST. Louis iron workers won a two
years strike
Rochester Central Labor Union de-
mand Scent fares.
ST. Louis grocers want jobbers to
turn down department stores.
A State union label league is talked
of in Minnesota.
Minnesota jouracymcn plumbers
have a State union.
Detroit stationary engineers organ
lied.
Detroit has sixty unions.
The initiation fee of Compact Labor
Club Of Marble Workers Helpers is
$50
The initiation fee Of the New York
Cloth HAT and Cap Makers Union has
been raised 10 81.
New York book and Job printers
want the UiC -hoW Gay.
At Rochester lyceum has been or
gained to DEBATE upon matters OF In
terest to the worldnemen.
Union cigar-packers of New York
must not work ON Sundays.
CniceEO carpenters won a strike
against ii cut from SO TO % cents an
hour
ST. Paul uniOrists win prosecute an
employer who has @ basement bake
shop
A Kansas City ciothier gives a ton of
coal free with every purchase amount
ing to $40.
Winnipeg Tribune ccmpositors'
strike has been adjusted. They now
Get SIG for IS hours
Boston baUteuders now have union.
Neyican typesetters get g. scents TO
81 day.
Men whose cars have fat whee5s are
suspended by Detroit Street Railway
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-13

therefore manifest that # the jury had
taken The same View Ol the case that the
Judge did. there would have be no verdict
against the defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-29

French, George o. & &c.
Fuller, j. g.
Furlo1g, j. ID. & Co.
George, Charles ii. & Co.
GiIbane. william & Bro.
Gilmore's Trunk Store.
Got, Isaac L.
lorman & Co.
Goshen Manufacturing Co.
Hamilton and Hamilton, Jr.
Harson, M. j.
Hartwell a. Richards CO..
Hayden & Chester.
Heidrich & Meerbott.
Hennessey, w. q j.
Hickey, I. L. & Co.
Hill Manufacturing Co., James
Hope Glass Cutting Works.
Hopkins Transfer 20.
Household Furniture { {.
Household Sewing Machine Co.
Hull, +. Il. Co., (The)
Hunt Remedy Co.
Huntoon x Gorham.
Industrial Trust Company.
Jederds. G.. II. q Co.
Johnson, Oliver & Co.
Jones, Orrin T..
Kay, DIR. Louis ID.
Keith II. A.. & w. Z. Co., (Tbe)
Leavens, Owen +. q TO.
LeValley, II. 4.
Tinker, John +. d Go.
Logee, L. l.. & Co.
Long Island Brick Co.
Lord. T. A.
Luther and Huber.
Luther, Henry c. & Co.
Mscullar, Parker d Co.
Mahogany Palace.
Manufacturer National Bank.
Martin, III. G.. Il 20.
Mathieson AlKali Works.
McAulife, Owen
Mcdonald, Harry.
McKenna Brothers.
McManus, John IL Co.
McWilliams Manu- featuring Co.
Mechanical Fabric Co.
Merchants National Bank.
Mosler Safe Co.
N~arragansett Hotel.
N%arrsgansett Improvement Co.
Na%rrsgansett Electric Lighting Co.
National Bank OF Commerce
National Exchange Bsnk
National and Providence Worsted Mills.
National Rim Traveller Co.
New England Butt Co.
New England Savings and Loan Co.
New England Steam Brick Go.
New Engfsnd Ventilnting and Heating
Company.
Old Colony Cooperative Bank.
Olney, Joseph 4 Son..
Palmer & Msdigsn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-29
Allen Print Works.

Aliens Print Works
Aliens Troy Steam Laundry.
Alpaugh, j. NJ.
Althans, John II.
American Card Clothing Co.
American Band.
American Electrical Works.
American Loan Company.
American Supply Company.
American Ship Windlass Co.
American Tubing and Webbing CO.
Angel, Henry NJ.
Arlington & Sims Engine Co.
Armour Packing Co.
Bsllou. johnson & Nichols.
Bsllou, Frank +.
Barrett, W. +. q Co.
Barstow Stove Co.
Barstow Thread Co.
Beach & Sweet.
Beaman & Smith.
Belcher & Loomis.
Besse, M~lddlebrOok q 20.
Bishop, j.. W., Co.
Blackstone Canal National Bank.
Banding & Banding.
Booth, Thomas.
Bourn, Augustus o.
Blenner, Herman {.
Brown Brothers Co.
Brownell, Field & Co.
Brunnckow, G.. g.
Bryant & Stratton Business College.
Burden Ware and Supply Co.
Burke Brothers.
California Wine Co.
Carpenter LoaB Co.
Chace, Thomas w. & Co.
Church, T.. Z. Co., (The)
City National Bank.
Clason Company, (The)
Clyde B~leachery and Print Works.
Collier Il Newhsll.
Colvin, Theodore ii.
Cooper g. Sisson.
Combination Ladder Co.
Congdon q Aylsworth Co.
Corliss Steam Engine Go.
Cruickshsnk, George NJ, estate of
Crystal Ice Co.
Darling, {. p. & Co.
Dawson & Co.
Dean & Calef.
Dean, T.. j.
Dean, John NJ, Co.
Draper, William ii.
Durham & Bebeau, Jr.
Eagle Brewing Co.
Eastern Electrotyping Co.
Evans, Thomas.
Excelsior Nickle Plating Works.
Fsles, Lewis l..
Fearney, John +.
rolsom Fred W. q Co.
Foster & Bailey.
Foster, James A. q Co.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-01-29

Pay, Charles & Co.
Peoples Savings Bank.
Phoenix Spinning Co.
Pierce, Thomas +. & Son.
Pomroy Coal 60, (The)
Presbrey, A. A. a. Sons Go.
Providence Bottling 20.
Providence Brewing Co.
Providence Coal Co.
Providence Dyeing, Bleaching and G,
endering Co.
Prov idence Gas Co.
Providence Heliograph Co..
Providence Lithographing Co.
Providence Machine Co.
Providence Public Market Co.
Providence Scale Go.
Providence Telephone CO..
Putney, j. end & Go.
Queen Dyeing Co.
Reliance Mill Co.
Revere Hotel.
Rhode Island Brownstone Go.
Rhode Island Concrete Co.
Rhode Island Electric Protective Co.
Rhode Island Label Works.
Rhode Island Mortgage and Trust Co.
Rhode Island National Bank.
Rhode Island Perk ins Horse Shoe Go.
Rhode Island Safe Deposit 20.
Rhode Island Tool Co.
Rice & Hayward.
Richardson & Crossman.
Roberts, j. Ii. Co.
Robinson, George L., Furniture Co.
Rock Plaster Co.
Root, Henry I. & Sons.
Rose, II. L. Co.
Rounds, II. w. Co., (The)
Saugy, Augustus.
Schwarzscnild & Sulbberger Beef Co.
Shore & Gardiner.
Smithield Granite Co.
Social Manufacturing Co..
SPHINX, 5. ID.
Sprsgue, S. 5. q Co.
Studley & Co.
Talbot Il Angel.
Talbot, W. o.
Third National Bank.
Tillinghast, L. A. Co., (The)
%Tillinghast, w. H., DIR.
Tillinghast, NJ. w.
Tourtellott, $. Il Co.
Union Railroad Co.
Union Trust Co.
Vermont Manufacturing Co.
voelker, Philip l..
Walker, William II. & Son.
What Cheer Shirt Co..
Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Co.
whippIe, ". w. Co., (The)
Whittemore, W. III.
Written. w. W. Cycle Mfg. Co.
Wood, Bicknell Il Potter.
Youlden, George A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14

the Lord Mayors banquet in the "ul,o
Hall last Monday. The Sultans accept
ancc of the large scheme OF reforms
sumbitted to him IS alleged 10 ne que
to the concert of the Powers "hlch N,e
French credits to NJ HanotauXs mastery
seizure Of the proper moment &c coerce
the Porte. =, 49,.
In London diplomatic circles All tnis
tank of the Sultsn's acceptance OF inc
reforms Is considered 10 he extremely
f.hv and the whole tenor OF me lacts
derived from official sources IN D'nslah-
tinop'e points to the certainty that inc
Sultan is pursuing his Old course OF ue,
ccit Before ihc extraordinary uinuha'
irving the persons arre'ted for parucipa-
ton i'm the. Galata riots was closed unuer
mo pros-urc oxertod by NJ. Cambon. Inc
French Ambassador the Sultan's JUDGES
sentenced &c death or 10 long terms OF
inprisonmcnt tho whole crowd OF Arme-
mans brought before them. and Liberated
an Of the Noelems and NJ. Canton now
os<s for the appointment cf an European
commission 10 report uncn the sentences
inrosed bv the tribunal The amra.sn-
aors ~ Constantinople viewing the SUI.
ton's PROMISES Of reforms In the ifhl OF
q comedy. are leaving ConstoniinonlH ior
,ho nurposo NJ taking a holiday nn'H tne
chiefs or their rcepective governments
decide what 10 do next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-14
Secretary Carlisle's Future.

Secretary Carisles numerous friends.
who have been very busy Of late endeaN-
orIng TO dispose ol his future after the
4th of March. have now discovered that
there is a probability OF MS appointment
by President Cleveland 10 place on the
bench Of the Supreme Court OF the United
States. In order 10 make room FOR Mr..
Carlisle IL mas been necessary 10 provide
Tor the retirement of Justice Field, ana
the statement IS now renewed mat his
advanced age and physical condition are
such that he cannot remain upon the
bench much longer.
Justice Field celebrated his eightieth
birthday a few days ago. but he reseuts
any imputation that he Is breaking down
physically. and regards himself as good
for several years of hard labor yet. lie
has been eligible for retirement al any
time during the past ten years. hut II
ia thought that mis- unfriendliness 10
President Cleveland and his unwlllineness
TO have A Cleveland Democrat appointed
in his place have caused him 10 abandon
any intentions he might have had OF re-
firing Kentucky men in Washington
who thoroughly understand the political
situation IN the State say there is not the
slightest chance OF Mr.. Carlisle's election
as Senator and they quote the Secretary
as saving that he desires TO retire alto
cether from public life.
There are several desirable vacancies
at the disnosal Of President Cleveland az
nreeent the most important being that
of chief Justice of the Court of Claims
a ufc-forure office made vacant by the
recent death Of Judge william \. Rich
ardson There is a host Of applicants
for all the vacancies. end tho President
is undoub' edly reservinc thorn for inc
nurnose OF rewardinc faithful personal
and party friends before he retires 10 pri
vato life for pood.-Vashingto cores
pondcnt New York Sun.