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MISCELLANEOUS.

PRINTING.5oo linen noteheass printed
63I + st. NV. aul 8 Stem
FURNITURE moved; largest 2-horse load,
". 80; 1-borse loads, 81 20; pianos, So,
fuf alture packed and shipped, experienced
r.cu only; storage. COLUMBIA TRANS
FER CO., 323 4 l-2 st. NV. 'fnone voU
Hyy0
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wANTED-AGENTs.

WANTED-Agents to sell cigars; liberal
commission. 239 1-2 II. sw. au24-3t
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MAN1ED w hte girl, TO do general house
WORK. 10 60 home al nignt- AZ II. NV.
Item
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WANTED-LOTS.
WANTED-A lot from 10000 TO 10000
SO. It. OF ground In Takoma Park for
cash; state lowest cash price. Address
CASH, this office. au25-3t
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WANTED-A ST rong white Toy, " no has
hau some experience IN the baker trade.
OFTEN BERG'S BAKERY, 1913 7th st.
NV 1t
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WANTED Relief clerk for one week; ap-
ply by man only Address Tkl BILE,
Last Washington Post0fflce- Item
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FOR HIRE-To crumIners and business
Tnen, horse and buggy or Da yton, So per
day. and special prices for pleasure driving.
Apply TO the REX STABLES, rear 81 8 e
Sc. NV; telephone call. l0v. ap3O-6
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WANTED-A partner with about $500 to
g. INTO the wholesale produce and com
MISSION business. spiendid location, on La.
ave. Address COMMISSION MERCHANT,
ills office. au23-3t-eTn
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WANTED -0iirl for general houseey Ork; /;
good pay. Apply - Y ST. He-
au25.3t EN-
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WANTED -Fresco painter. good plastic
worker preferred. Address FREsCO TINS
Office aBS5-3t ,em
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PERSON AIS.

The person T1ting Volunteer bicycle No
liz ,553 viii learn something to mis-
advantage by sending his al dress to A. Il e.
tins office. an24-2t
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nANrEp By colored boy. place to work
AID so TO SCHOOL, good ref. Address
81 fUOL. tins office. 1t
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HELr wANTED-EEMALE.

NAATED-A white girl for general house
work apply al once. Ozl IL ST. NV.
1t-efu
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MANTED "A partner for invention on
bicycle: good chance for right man, big
interest. Address h.. Il, this office.
auz l. stem
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-TO rent a fine residence lear
Dupont Circle; rooms or more. q RACE
NJ. THOMAS, 100 Corcoran bldg. au24-3t
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" N.tNTIIlA-By = q colored boy, l 4 years OF
age. place to work around house, wait or
unvs or do anything. 1908 lin st. nv.
1t
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WANTED-A wood turn er. Apply TO
WOOD a CO., 451 Nd. ave sw.
au23- EN-
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

fURKkNT-New bay wlndow W bucK. : IL 80;
on Emerson st. ne; concrete St; near 3
car Rnes; CT urc hes ana schools, all IN l.;
to small. family. inquire at 1900.
1u25r:St-efu
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ACCOUNTANT

NEW labor-saving system. Saves check
Ing for errors, reducing labor to mini
mum. Highest credentials. Address EX-
fERT. T: y. Box 1T5, Washington, ID. C.
au24-7t
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Nine. LAMONT,
CIairvovanf and PaImist
DR.. YOUNG, 1s:s';':.'' s:s e; ! q: Il.

Has been called out of city account illness
of family. Patients viii be notified promptly
Oh his return
au2O, ,23, ,25 ,27 .30.seI s.5.7,3I2
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SOUTHERN Select Agency furnishes all
kinds OF help free Of charge. Mrs. MOORE,
SO6 u E NV 3u25-3
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s1rrAr1oNs wANrEn-NA1E.

&ilt ! it -NS w An I'll y ALI.
MANIED-Noung man, honest, sober VIII
give one month salary 90 any one Sc
cUilng iHnl employment paying $50 or ; 40
o month. Address =. ID. Nj, TINS Oiflce.
au25-5t- EN-
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FOR SALE-Cheap houses; So 500. S-room
brick; on Ky. ave, 200 feet from Lin
coin Park. also one for Sd, 100; one for
S3,515; also elegant cheap residence lots
fronting park. CHAS- A SHIELDS. HOS
r st. NV. au2o-3t
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The above Is only a portion OF the prop
erty on my books FOR foil list call at
office for bulletin issee,i on the LIST and
18th. THOMAS T.. WAGGAMAN,
Sl1 + street northwest.
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wANTED-BoARpETss

hANIED-Three gentlemen OF quiet habit.
20 board with family OF two: delightful
home, table first-class. Apply Homes
Palace Grocery, 18th and W sts. NV.
au25-7t
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ron SALE AND RENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS 4. WAtiGAMAN, yl7 ST. NV.
uNIMPROvED PROPERTY FOR SALE:
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M ME-. THEO.

MADAME RETTA. ciairvoyant, medium
and card reader, 25c and SOC No. SO
r. 81. NV. auIs- 4 efa
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

where The seal was. ! assumed a
norsb,Isnl air as best ! could and
told him ssnOr CasJoyal vas at the
The tns.els Hossi, anj, having 10
seal he signed his name q a state
msnt saying it was all right. The
inspsctor hesilated and showed the
signature to another inspector snd
he said all right, and I was safe,
The Spanish Eu,horiIies never
thought for moment that would
take a Spanish steamer, Nearly
All the Americans take the Ameri-
can Line. They did not think to
guard the Panama and watch foT
me. They arrest all prisoners st
o'clock in the morning. They were
.ure | would be in town Monday
and they were foOled. "
Srnori,a Cossio y Cisnerns re-
ceiyed a number Of visitors at The
Hotel Waldrof to-day, among them
were Gen. Julio Sanguilly, Henry
George, Tom L. Johnson and ex
Postmaster Chas. " Dayton.
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Sac, but True.

a story was recently told Of f.-
a preacher tested the effect Of a.
hard times upon his cus.grs,,,;
A. the conclusion Of one 3rbis.
mons he said:
"Lrtevery body in the huuse nj,
pay their debts stand up.
Instantly every man, womsD
child, with one exception, anus. !,
their feet. He seated the cro,5
aud then said;
Let every man who is uvlb,,
ing bis debts stand up"
The exception, noted carsvo,,
hungry individual, clothed in Il,
last summers suit, slowly asamm,j
a perpendicular position, and lean
ing upon the back Of the seat i,
front Of him.
How is it my friend, that va,
are the only man in this large ca,
gregatiOn who is unable TO meet
his obligalions?'
Il publish a newspaper b,
meekly replied, "and my brelberr
here who, have just stood up a,
my subscribers, and"
Let Us pray exclaimed N
preacher.
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- Cuban matters. The oPlnIon Is
rrsrai-r,in Washington that MI.
Sazrusa VII. 6s fr.t= oet u 'hs
C.t5n., beilrs the hrss 4 ,As yeaF-
i p.-sgnal frsad oi General Lee
i. aa,hority for the Statement that
he viii return 10 Nirgiala IN The
Spring and begin an seiNe person
a canvass for election 10 the L. ;,
Senate, to succesd Senator Martin
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ThsS,a;eDepartment aI\fashing-
tor D C., received word on the ll,h
inst, that Ali FerOuek Bey has been
appointed Turkish Minister to the
United Stsies 10 succeed Mu,lapha
Bey. The new Minister studied in
Paris for dye years, and for two
years he was Secretary oi Legation
at London.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

The campaign IN Kentucky Is
getting warm All county officers
and > new legislature are 70 bt
elected This al The candidates
for the Que State Office Clerk Of the
Court Of Appeals, are as follows.
National Democrat james H. Hind.
man, SiIvrrDsmocra,,S ,S. J. Shackle.
fori; Republican, J. q. Bailey
Popu!is', J. A. Parker; Prohibition.
Isl, 0. 4. Wallace.
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Gen B,anco, the new Captain
General Of Cuba, announces he will
take vigorous measures against the
insurgents. II Is believed IN
Washington that the SplhishMinis-
try will ~ork !or delay in answer
ing the rcpr,seutati,n Of General
Nuolflrd
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Fall Examinations

Will be held for white applicants
on Friday and Saturday, October
22nd and 23rd-For colored same
days, October 29th and 3oth.
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The Methodist conferences have
voted down the propositions for
equal lay representation and the
admission u women 10 the cJn-
ferenees.
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Moia.es. leader ufIhsGuaienalan
Insurgents, cablyl ID a irield in
San Franrisel that lhg rebels were
tliumphine.
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The LeiI of The Duke AudDl9hess
Of Marlborough was baptized Salur-
day last, l6,s inst, aud the Prince
Of Wales Was scung as sponsor.
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Miss CisnerOs Escapes from
Spanish PriSen In Cuba.

14lh. on the Spanish Line steam
.hin Panama. H WIS met down
the hay by 4 number ofn'w-l' per
men. and said
II was COMMISSIONED 70 T. 70
Cuba and deliver Senori'a Cossio Y
CI,u,ros from the filthy ErcQidas
prison. ,uccreded, ! started from
New York with the determination
o. free the woman, though | did not
5,e my way clear 10 effect the un-
dertaking On my way 70 Havana
many Vlsus prrsentcd themselves
! to ne, tut All proved lmpracticable.
! | ,ritd 70 bribe the jaller, but he
wau;eislG, ,00for lhr job and posi-
/ tive assurance that h. and his lani-
ily could get TO the United States
This was ,oJ rich proposition for
me-
Mr.. Decker repeated the story Of
-. r,s,,. f-o,, -. ;jl,s ,l,e,dv
! "a ,E..,la ,an,o,l.,.d
what happened after the girl was
nm, oC the urison He said.
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i,,L.r,,b.h.r...,f.,,..nl oh,r.
she ,,na,nraiu secrecy until Sa,,r.
a,va ah,rn,on
"rore,r,, the eleanor mr N.w
York she WAS ol,i....i,ow,Ik dawn
TIC rrin.,nal ,h,rnocbf.rs Of u,.
v,na o, . Inn. vh.n s,,.o,. mara
c,owd,d ana rl. 49, ,i,o. a., i
s,,olo .,,o, I,L.L.llrn,. 4
oh,r,h. t,cL .,r..,, 81. worJ
l,r,,o.Ji,,.lr have b..o s,.,ac,.d
Il wasov,rauilr from ,ha hans.
In IN. n;s- She had . nossnor,
mad, mn, unjer an scanned mann
iAD,h. .,.am.h,,. u.r. ,,.ob,,r.c
an, IN H.. y,r.a,a C,o,;,, w.,
.iu y Cisnpros Walked d,wn frnm
The bans. .c,,1 o. ,.,.ota, ,,,d
my comp,nion f,)Iows5 Sbs
sapn,.rrd along l,;.o,eIy o,1 orcs
in whi,p turned ,b..n,,o...i,w ~,
w.rp fot,owipe We ,no,i,Ded h.,
Ito coa al,,,g sL. o,,.w mara o,,.
faan,,. 81. y.n, a1,r, lr, -,
conld 500 sh.. v,. nrd.r . ,.,;,
She cot on the launch and w.
waited. and when the lau,cb ru.
turned from,hs ys...I ,,d -. ,,,,
mt an i, IT. t,ow ,ho ,oA,,,, ,,,,d
been successful Tha a,y or,r,l,.
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The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

Dr Jerome H,n Raymond was
iasusgrs,si q, prrsiirn; ui West
virg.aia Caiyer'i,y IA Os.li,h.
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Retirement of Justice Fields,

Retirement Of Justice Fields. /
For some time the retirement Of |
Associate JusricrField from his seat
on The UnitedStatesSupremeBench /
which he has occupied for over
ihirty.four years, has been the sub i
ject Of the Tumor; and now at last
the rumor is about 10 become truth, /
for the aged jurist has placed his
resignation, TO take place on the lst
day uf December, in the hands OF
President Mckinley, and has by
MIN been accepted, with many and
sincere expressions ofregret.
Ii has been known for year or
two that, in spite Of declining health
due to intirm agr, Justice Field had
a strong ambition TO surpass the
record far length of service, in the
supreme tribunal Of the United
States, held by the laleChief Justice
Marshall; aud, having surpassed
that REGARD three months ago, he
will On the 1T of December retire
from the ar1uous duties of supemr
justice, which he has during the
unprecedented term Of thirty.lour
years and seven months performed
with great ability and concienious.
ness. Justice Field will retire full
I ot honors as Of years; and that is
I not saying little, for at the date Of
his retirement he will have passed
th" eOf righly-one.
I lleis the son ofa Connecticut min.
lister, and one Of a family Of four
brothers who have among them
achieved more diStiOction-genuine
distinction, not its brummaSen imi.
lanon, natoriety-lhan any other
! family in the history Of the United
! States. OF his elder brother David
Dudley Field, the outcome ofseven
of whose years Of labor was the
, famous "0utline ofauInternational
Code, "a famous lurdchancrllor OF
England said that "Mr. Dudley
Field Of New York had done more
for the reform oflawsthan any man
living" Cyrus W. Field who laid
the first Atlantic cable bad the
honor Of being characterized by
John Bright in the British House
Vt Commons as "the Columbus Of
modcrn times, who, by his cable
had moured the New World along
side the Old" And, than Justice
Fields other brother, the Rev. II
Martyr Field, d. D there never
was a sweeter writer Of travels, es-
/ ppcially Of travel in theBible land.
never A more wianina preacher
among the sanity who failure TO
heaven, and lead the way.n
Justice Stephpn johnson Field.
after STUDYING and prac,icinv law
with his brother, David Dudley IN
New York fora number Of vr,r.
migrated 10 San Francisco in 1910
and ,,,L looJ,ron nor,;ou, -.
ing-up of California's Constitution
when she was admitted into ths
, Union; and, for his able services in
that and other respects, he was an.
pointed to the Supreme Bench in
1917 bec9ming ief;ns,ic. in ,ssoI
apd continuing in .atsxoItad mas;
tion until he wpsan,oir,edb,p.
ldeut Lincoln in Nav, 1864. an as.
sociatp justice ofrhe Supreme Cour,
ofthe United States. Justice Field /
has all his life been Ds,nocr,,.
ou' Lincoln, kepubilCan as be was
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

Alleged AadsNlu!lrTs arr selling
h,rssbt, = SCI, ,l W5s;N 'rgiaia
SH;ch Elve untN'sI'ucr.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

The JacGsouBul!elin says; The
town q Edwards was named after
CD. Il. o. Edwards, a large planter
sn1 merchant in ,ha; vicinity. He
built the Confederate House in
Jackson, and when II was destroyed
and Igbuilti,idok lis present name.
Edwards is lstwenty-seyen miles from
Jackson aud eighteen miles from
Vicksburg 1t il moi included in
The lwenty.ibree Mississippi towns
iba, had population IN 1890 Of
100 or more, Next to Jackson it
does more business than any other
town in Kinds county. Two or
three Of is Grms do more business
than any other houses in the county.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

The jury in the Luetgert trial r.
tired late in the night ofthelS,hins
They seemed unable to agree, and
still being far from a verdict onTue;.
day eve and " ednesday morning.
il is so far believed that the resu,,
will be a disagreement,
e.
1t will soon be time for the grea,
Book Trusts to come back toNIissis.
sippi and apportion the supply d
school books for another five years
They will make great show d
competition, but that is to deceive
the people. There is really 10
competition in il. Agents viii
come here claiming to repreSen
different companies, abuse each
other and make great shew OfhShl
when in fact they are all working
/ for the same Trust. If those VIII
are elected to watch the peoples
interests are alert, these disgrace
ful scenes will be avoided. .-CopaI
Signal.
l, occurs to the News that Simp
SON county had sumo experieDe
along this line few years ago
when the editor of the Signal rep
resented the American Book Con
pany in this county.-Westyill
News.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

The New York Journal and Ad.
vertlSer has polled the vote of Greater
New York and brings Van wyck,
Aammany candidate, out ahead
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

New Easiaad ea'r,u mills are
sxpsrimrna - b. si.E manufacture.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

There was a heavy tall Of snow
over the Westmoreland hills il
England on the morning of OctobtI
Is, and early beginning in the after
noon of the same date and Lasting
all night snow storms have Swep
over eastern Idaho.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22
Sealed Proposals Win Be Rcrpivct

DY ORDER of the Board Of Su
ID pervisors nf Arnite County,
Miss for the Building Of Wall arounI h,
County Jail, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, tqi
at the Courthouse in the town ot Liberty,
Specifications for the work to be filed ln
the Clerks office.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

An Arkansas contemporary gives
the following wholesome advice to
young men and boys: "My sou, fol.
low not in The footsteps Of the loaf
er, nor example Of him who is born
tired, for verify | say INTO you
their business is over stocked, and
seats on the corners are all taken
and whiting places are all occupi.
ed. Il is better 10 saw wood a. two
bits a chord than whittle at a loaf
ing match and cuss the government.
My son, while thou hast left in thy
small skull the SENSE of a jay bird,
avoid the cigarette habit, for 10, thy
breath stinketh like a glue factory
andthy whole appearance is less in
telligeut than a store dummy; thou
art cipher without the rim"
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

The opposition TO /. II. Loflin,
the negro postmaster at HOgans-
vile, is taking another form, that
of soaring his bondsmen off the
bond. When Loitin assumed Office
be gave bond for $500, and his
principal surety was Will Haiton,
= wealthy negro planter. who lives
near HoGansville. He operates
the largest ginnery in Troupe coun-
ty, and IS a man Of great influence
and popularity with biz people. A
few nights ago his magnificent gin
was burned TO the ground, and now
the theory is advanced by ,hose
alose TO Lofin that bis would be
Aesassins and the irebugs are identi.
cal. United States District Attorney
Angler would say nothing about
the case, but ii is apparent from
cOpsli'siiDns between him and
Postal Inspector Rossen, who 10.
ycsiigatrd The shooting, that both
are engaged in trying to fix the
guilt fyr bJ;h crimes on ibs same
parties. Evidently it is The in.
tention Of Loftin's enemies 10 SC
frighten bis bOndsmen that they
viii resign his bond, and, as he
cannot make another, thus forct
him to rsliracish OEice.
The Southern herald., 1897-10-22

tFlunlphinl
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22

The coming miners convention to be
held in Denver during the month of July,
bids fair TO be the most important gath
ering of men interested in this industry,
ever held in the United States. No better
place could have been selected. Denver
is the center of great mineral region.
and the gathering together of large
number of people interested either as
capitalists, scientists, practical mining
men or otherwise, cannot fail to yield
large results. Such meeting should
and no doubt will command wide spread
attention, and inspire those interested
with the heavy responsibilities resting
upon them as practical and educational
forces IN this great development.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22

IT was foregone conclusion that Sen.
ator Stewart would undertake to tack
some sort of absurd silver amendment to
the tariff bill. The only wonder is that
he has so long delayed the announcement
of his purpose. Stewart hobs up serene.
ly at the most unexpected times with this
silver fallacy which seems to have taken
entire possession of the man to the exclu-
sion of all other ideas. The one idea
Characterization fits the senator exactly.
He knows nothing else, dreams of moth
ing else and his conversation in and out
of congress deals exclusively with silver.
Socially, he has become bore. He car
ries his fad into society and harps dis
mally on silver to the disgust of his
friends. As to his reserve scheme which
would put this country on silver basis,
and send gold to premium every time the
legal reserve limit was reached-it is the
same old confidence game in a new dis
Quise.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22

IT will be no surprise to the country at
large to learn that President Mckinley
has under consideration plan for the
suppression of further bloodshed on the
island of Cuba. Since assuming office he
has paid good deal of attention to the
Cuban question, quietly carrying on an
inv estigation in his own way. His first
official act in this respect has been to
carry out the promise of his inaugural
address, namely to protect American resi-
dents of the island. With this protection
assured, it would be only natural that he
should carry out such other measures as
he may think desirable in bringing to an
end the unhappy struggle now being car
ried on in Cuba.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22
THE EUROPEAN gufLuuk.

Danger to Europe seems to have been
averted by the armistice agreed upon be-
tween Turkey and Greece at the instance
of the great powers. The difficulties ap-
peared to be bridged over, but in reality
this bridge is only a spiders thread liable
to break at the slightest touch.
The time after the Bairam, the great
religious feast of the Moslems, is the
most Inappropriate moment of all,
wherein to force the victorious follower
of Islam into treaty of peace with the
Greek.
The sublime porte has not yet for
gotten the humiliation heaped upon it
by England, France and Russia when,
some 60 odd years ago. those powers
created the present kingdom Of Greece.
Neither is the willy Mussulman unaware
Of the dissention existing between the
powers and their mutual jealousy, nor
will he willingly forego the great adj
vantages gained on the field of battle.
The sultan is considered an autocrat 10
the fullest sense of the word, but he more
than any of the constitutional monarchs
of Europe or the absolute rulers of Asia,
must bow before public sentiment, not
before that sentiment which obtains in
Christian lands, but before the religious
fanatics so all powerful among the Mo-
hammedans whose spiritual as we'll as tenn
poral chief he is. To forego the advant-
ages gained, not to humiliate the Greek,
would be to Abdul Aziz not only politi-
cal suicide, but also certain death by poi
son. The Turks are proud nation and
would never permit their ruler to live, If
he dared to concede liberal terms to the
vanq uished sons of Hellas. Therefore
the armistice is yet far from being a
treaty of peace. The sultan will and
must insist on his right of conqueror,
some of the powers will and cannot accede
thereto, difficulties innumerable may
arise, the apparent amity between Eng
land, France, Germany and Russia will
vanish as soon as either one shall try tc
gain an advantage, no matter how slight
and then pandemonium will reign in Eu
rope.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22

Mr.. SHERMAN will have another chance
to bring out his strong foreign policy in
the matter of the firing upon a vessel
carrying the American flag by Nicaragua
man-of-war, but it will be very small
chance, because Nicaragua will hasten to
disavow the act so soon as diplomatic
notice is taken of it. Nevertheless, the
policy should come out. 1t is one of
those things which should never be per-
mitted to grow rusty through disuse.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22

The q. 8. grand jury at Cheyenne has
decided that killing is no murder when
the killing is by one pugilist, and the
killed is another, so long as the slaughter
be done in the prize ring, and under prize
ring rules. There is suggestion for the
relief of suffering world here. Let all
the pugilists be matched to fight to a rea
finch and mankind will be content to en-
dure the vaporing of the one who is left
after the tournament is finished.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-22
CALMLY ann ouncinp the only condition

CALMLY announcing the only conditions
upon which ii will consent to peace the
sublime porte invites the representatives
of the powers to meet at Pharsalos and
discuss the terms. Among the attributes
of the sublimity of the porte, it is clear a
sublime nerve is not the least. What
Greece and the powers will do about it
or, rather, what the powers will do about
it while Greece continues to run away
remains to be seen. Most likely the
Turkish creditors will simply ask for
the amount of their "little BILL" bringing
Abdul back to earth with something of a
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