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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Gallioraien uao Die erite oeutjde
fatbolli1e &olouie.

Serr 3. SOrras aus Chicago, 81,
Der fiir5ll6 Californian bereilt uno bic
perltleoenen Solonteldnoereien be lidti9t
bat, ldreibt - telne &eile mad Cali.
f"ornten miro fur ale 3eiten bas Grel9.
nib meines 9ebens iein. Sd muB aes
lteben, oaB meme G%riuartunsen uUultan=
Dig erIilt uno IN gar manher SeSie;
bun9 luett ilbertrofien ipuroen. Was oas
<ma
anbetrlht, 10 babe i1 Sunddit in Sos
Nn9eles uno San Diego Die bubble
Sommertemperatur pom ,Stalisn oes
'ernen @eitens" iebr w%otltbuenb EN-
pIunoen bann in Santa Barbara oas
ialt ~beitdnoise Maipetter an mir Su er.
prOben @elssenbelt sebabt; idlieBlid
Gan 5ranciscO nit ieinen CONNER
ytsbeln uno @inoen fennen sslernt, mel.
be lesteren man6em Ditli6en SauspOz
gel bod ettpas raub fir Sommerpetter
er'betnen mO6ten.
Gbe id bas in Bsjua aui alima uno
Sopensetaltuns 10 mauni9ialtise, I'M
persIeltllte, lbOne Californian perlieB,
gait meln lester Yeiu6 Dem ireunblis
bsn StGot6en Salinas, benz jufinitis
gen Sauptiis Der uielueripre9enben
3uderribeu Snouitrie, NO bic erite oeut-
lde fatbuliide aolonie cine Statts fin
ben iOu. Sn Nnbstra6t bss pislieitis
gen Snteteiies, NIT benz man allentbal.
ben oas 3uitanostcmmen Der eriten
eeuti den fatbolii6en aolonie in Cali
i%urnisn bsobabtct, cilriten meme an Srt
uno Sts0e semadten BeObadtunssn
Slelen wiaiOmmsn iein. Dem @lima
uno benz SOben idenite i6 meine erite
Nuimeriiamfeit.
9es MOrsens uno Slbenos liest elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

in ei~nselnen 5dlen Sablt nc mob bos
here Yattprelle. limb erit bic Saul
preiie: 500 bis 5000 per Ider 1T bier
Der 8rau6. Ilercinss lit oas Sane,
cas iol6e Yreiie brinst, oas oenfbar
bette. Der eiu5ise reitenoe Tlan lit bier
eraoloni ationsplan,
pie bic oeutl6e &olonilatipns : @eleas
ibait Don Californian i'm 81 p%eriutrflia
den ipeiB uno ipie er bel Der eriten beuts
lten fatboliihen &olonie sur Iniuen'
ouus fommt. IS lit als cine 9lildli6e
5bat 81 beSsidnsn, oaB es Der senanns
ten @eieaibait eelun9en, elni9e Der be-
item 9dnoereien in Der umseaeno BON
| Sallnas ~ eriperben. Somit luiro es
m6slid Sema6t, oas 9ano in entlpres
1enoe EarSelen einjutbellen uno prels'
wilroie an Die 8OlUniIten Su perfaufen.
Die 9anoerelen wuroen nit Der srOBten
llmliht ausseiudt, iuie ib mid 81
ilberseusen @elegenbelt bate, uno pers
oient Die @elelldaIt polles 0etrauen
uno ben Cant aler 1beilnebmer.- Sn
Der Sbat, Die 9luspabl bieler @e9eno
uns Der 9dnbersisn muB in lsoer Ses
Siebuns ais cine slildli6e beSeltnet
peroen. Sier iinoet mar elm miloes,
sleidmaBises 9lima, sutes 9ano, GENT
senos acknowledgment, rel6lt4 selun'
oss @aiier, senilseno B%rennbols, etneu
guten Martt, Srusi Giienbabnen, eine
SdiHslanouns in Der II Meilen ent.
ierntsn Monterep Suht, eine quite Ir'
beitsselesenbeit fir Siele in Der 3udera
iabrif, elne w~oblbubsnoe Staots uni
9auobep6lferuns uno last, but not
least-eine bubble ~seraumise
&ir6emito e d ri It er
Der seraoe nit Der 'grrittuns cine,
4farri6ule beidditist lit. slles 9in
sc, Die nan niraenos ipnit in 9aliior.
MEN auf Dem 2anoe finoet. &eu. g
StpeierS lit Der Yiarrer BON Salinas
Der i'm Stanoe lit. Iusfunit Su ertbei
len. Sd lam ml6t idlieBen, Obne bel
erltsn oeutiden fatbolii6en &ulpnie Dor
Californian elm berjltbes
@lIdauf.
5ujuruien. Geutihe &atbOlifen, Die iid
cine sliiflide 9eimatb srinpen pouen
finben bier elue ielteue @elegenbeit."
Serr Sorras bat lid bereit erflart
ale sewiinidte slustunit gu ertbeiler
uno lit feline Noreiie: 5. .. Sorras
527 Guersreen Nue., Chicago, 81. &eu
s. S. Sartmum bon Solicit, 81, Del
Suiammen nit Srn. Sorras Die 8eiii
semadt. bat iid erbOten, irsenoweld'
s%lusfunit gu ertbeilen. Seine Noreiii
lit: &eu. 5. s. Surtmann, 7O4 q
SidOrp Ctr. Solicit, 81. Jerner peno'
man iid an: Aug. Gr5, 6O2 Warfe
Ctr. San 5ranciscu, Sal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

Detroit. - 2Im 5teita9 tom bic,
bic gonusntion Der Banf,ere au gnbe
Bel Der 8. 6fauns bssriBte Gouprfbt
Y,nsrse bic 9slesaten i'm Namen bee
Staates uno belt cine &ebe, NORM {,
elue hohe Stsusr nui @olopaoren, sire
uermebrte Saftbarfeit Der Gc ioudrs Dor
@orporationsn unb Der Dirst oreu Dor
Natlonalbanten unb Bsltsusruns cts
Ba~nlcopitals befiruortete. 8srihieoens
Reeen uno Gor;rdae murosn wdbrsno
Der @onuentios sebalten. 10 u. VI. BON
gourant gontrolsur @dsls ibsr Die nd.
thise @tiessebuus sur Slderuns unieres
Seloipftsms.
Ganins. - Die Nrbeiter in Der
Shubfabrif oes Goupsrneuren Yinaree
baben bic Nrbelt n;eberselsst uno TO.
bern t6bere 26bns. Wan bari ssipaunt
iein. pie Der aroBs Boltsmann uno Rar'
tpffelpbiloiopb iit bieier Jorbsruus &c.
9enliber psrbalten piro.
Oben. - Sn lebter Hrsitos Nott
bat bier 5roit 9eberri4'. Die Sarmer
uon SadiOn gouu'p bettassu Jrchiha.
ben an BuhweiSeu uno 8Obuen. Su
Wsttamora fanoen Die 6ruhtauftster,
iotpeit iie isbeu tonntsn, @is in Der
8obIieloern. NsbnIiue Beridte %tref,n
pom uielen Der nisoeren Counties oes
Staatss elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

8prts Iaulus: ,2ebten iplr aleln tlir
plele ~Selt, wdren mir Die elenoelten De
Ibppie', baben cine tisIe @abrbslt nno
elnen lnnerll6 ersreiieuben Sinn. sic
lpreben aul Die ~tir5elte Irt Die ilber'
iroii6e Ssltimmuns oes Msn'ten aus ;
oenn III allen bDbern, eolern, oes Wfen'
iten pabrbait wiiroissn Se1ublen er'
bliden mir nit Geht elnen lrlprunS Der
ulbt Der @ros a~nsebpren taun."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

~ @arantiris Senien i6ant 'br ~.
rid brirsen. ipenu iie nidi gu! iinb. Die
st0bte Nusmobl bel 6. 8. 2abner. 30
-" unaCpaarte Sdube uno Stie'
fl in re'dl,ter Guswabl uno biQis
ps,iauft bel Sobn @. Molter. neben
Jaabel's Gllenmoarenbanbluuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
ytebraefo.

. q b o. W,l 2'pps BON 6ahinas,
Games WcSolousb uno Elm Ssh'idb,i'
ger 3nobe wurosn 5rsltas Nahmlttoa
ourh ME grploioa oss Rsiiels elmer
7reitmaidne ,ootlib psrwunbet uno
fiarben bnlo nctbsr. Wan psriuhte.
Die WaihIus obue Blistm,ter ~ ops.
riren, uuo bic grplciion eriolste.
- Seio ibr eeau1lt por S%hlaHoiia'eit?
Nebmt Samm's tpitlifes Bier, bepor ibr
cub 5urldslebt uno lbr iperoet idlafea ton-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Wafbtn9ton.

Sealtte.-Mit cen Ntbeifsn on
BEN Tunnel Der 8rsnt Norlbern Giisn.
balm, pelhsr oas Yaicaoe : @sblrge
ourhbobren piro, iOq ON Jreitcs nnse:
ianssn weIcen. Der Tunnel wro slrs
9drse pom p Weilsn. cine Yre,te Don
l6 uno cine Sobs BON % SUB babtn
uno einen &0tennufpano Don 50 O0O,.
900 erforoern. @r tulrb ben Nufltlea
I'm 1000 CUB u',miubsrn.-W Cob
i'm Beribe Don mebyeren WiQ,oEsn
Dollars in Sitt, pi,e bic 1rsoomsn
@rube uuf Touslus Sslano. Ntnsto,
biuneu aurSem oas s,0Bte StampImrf
in Der @elt erbnlten. IS 1T bsihlofsn
luorosu, Die 9abl Der Stampisn 81 Der,
boppsln uro crelbunbert oerielben eir5u.
ri4.en. 9as speits'DB'e Siampimat.
nit $50 Stampien. b fiaoet iih i'st in
SiosNirita. Die Nusbsute Der @rubs
belduft ii1 monatlih auf 1925. 900.
- gascarets iiimuliren Die Geber, Nieren
uno ben Maeen. Seine grfranfuua, teine
Shipdbe coer SnfluenSa. log.
MY lA,SA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
aus hem ~1lnrbmefen.


o.-0ie Yldue fir elm ntues
Depot Der Nortbetn Baclfic IN Sarge,
iire iert's 9eitelt porben. unb lou bas
islbe ncd i'm 2aufs oleies Sabres errih.
tel psrbsn uno omar an Der anberen Sci.
te oss @sle,ies. 9eseniber benz iar5li1
nieoerssbranntsn @etduoe. Die Bau.
ioiten tueroen cuf $4,000 usranidIast.
NemR d o b. Beui. Z. Jop,
elm etpa 20 We,lsn 6ilih pen bier mob
member Jarmcr. eriho6 ON Dientns
ourb eiueu unslidlihen 3ufaq feline
Jrau, inbem iid bic 8atrone ieines o.
nebrss. melbes er iiber bns &nie sele9t
bntts. enlluo uno bic &uael Der Jrau in
be Bruit brans. Serr Sop. melher IS
Sabre alt If. mar erit felt einem Sabre
NIT Der 8srunslidten ufrbeiratbet.
Steels.-Sn gmmons uno Wc.
Sntoib Counties nlibete in Der lebten
3sit bic 9iphtberitts, melHe innerbalb
orti WOhsr 80 Dpfer foroerte. Gssen
300 Sale fr'tirten. bod 1T bic 8ranf.
belt isst unier GontrcIe sebra9t tuors
ben.
8 amesto n.-Nuf Dem glien.
babuasleiie. 20 Weilsn 6illh BON bier,
wnroe ON Dlsnfas bic furdtbar ser.
itimmeite 4sihe zines unbsfannten Wan.
rsS poratfunoer. Wan nlmmt an, bob
es Elm 2ramp mar. Der iih cine Jrei,
iatrt ustidoffsn uOQ'e urb pom 8use
itlr5te.
b.-Nm Is. Wtai tuuree oos
Is Wouaie alte S6bnten bss 6errn
SOba 3. 8rooie uOn Gsbisb. Start
&ounip. uon einsm 3uae Der Nortbern
Bocific. @I,snbabu iibsrfahreu uno geiDb
let uno bot isst Ger Batter cine gntIhd
bisunssffase i'm Betraae BON $40, 900
sssen bic beirsfenoe Giisnbabu 60. ars
ban9is Semadt.
SNo:Iarota.
Ylantinton.- Nm 20. Septem
bsr piro Der .Nlte Mniisoler Usrein"
bier feline eriis idbriihs 8sunion balten
Siour SalIs.-@sm66 bes De.
bss sinais 8srfhsrunas , Com,
iar eas Sobr 1896. betrus bas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Wtsconnn.

Pleaant Brairie. = Hobert
8 SouftOu BON Blsaiant Yrairie, Reno
liza Co., bat Dor benz Oberserihte cine
8lase onbdnsis ssmadt, in relder er
$4,000 Guiihdbi9unssseloer pom Staate
fir 3S Slid @intu,eb %usrlanst. bic pom
S,aots '8sterindr i'm Nouember 1895
Seihlahtet tpurber, neil iie nit 9uberen,
lois beboftet 9eueisn iein iolen. Sn
ieiner &la9ei&riit erildrt 6outon, oae
nur Smsi Der 80 Stid &lnbpieh unter
Nufii4t bes Staats 8ster,ndrs seidlat'
tet moroen ieien. uuo bob bic cnoeren SO
Gid an9sbli4 nod elmer Dlnaeriabrif
nah Chicago 9eiauot iuuroen, UNI tort
81 9inger uerarbeitet 81 iueroen, bob
ne ietot ibrsn Mes niht oortbin, ion'
bern in ben Jle,idmarit s%efuncen batter,
mo bas Jleii@ bon Bunoesinipeciorsn
uutsriu9t nno far seiunb erildrt ipurbe
u. !. 10.
- Benn bilibs ober peritopft, eft Elm 9 as.
earet. eanop gatbartic; Seiluns sarantirt,
1Og, esq.
Wabifo n.-Nm 9ienIia9 Nadmits
IN lsbter Wohe trat bic pertaste
Ssriammluns Der Staatsseiessebuna in
Sibune. Sn beibeu Sduiern tuuroe bic
8otidoft bes Souuerusurs e~ntsesense'
nommen.
@hippewa Halls.-Sier faab
am Rittpo4 Nbenb e,ne 8eriammlun8
nuer 8ebeimeu' unb Woblbdtiafeits9e.
isQi&aften Norb a8iseonins fatt, in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
WtnuCjotaS Suttlr.

Gem Wolfersupelen Minnelotas lit
ipieoerum eln auBeroroentllb bpbes Oh
%renSeugntB aus9eiteut woroen. Die
anerlfunll6e BUTTER bat in neuerer 3eit
betanntli6 besOnnen, iib auf ben ensliz
Iten Wtarften elnen anselebenen Elas
81 erobern. IS mar 5u eriparten, oaB
Die gambler, persn Yroouften oaourh
Der ElaB Itrettlg sema6t wuroe, ales
auIbleten plroen, UNI Der neuen, ibnen
sefabrltden G%uncurrenS 10 srOBe Stipie:
rt9telten ais mO9lld 81 beretten. lno
oas trlfft leBt etn. I'm Die amerifanis
i6e Butter IN Ntibcreoit 81 brinsen,
Uuroe nit 9rpBem 9ta6orud oas Ge.
rilGt auSselprenSt, lie lei mlnoeriuertis,
neil lie elllen ju SrObsn ErO5entlaB an
Sa~l5ipaIier entbalie. Inner Idsrbaus
ietretGr, Der li9 llr ben 9lbiaB u%nierer
Butter I'M gluslanoe lebhait interelirt,
tonute Die bDsiuiaise NsitatiOn nitt NIT
Sttul1wei9en BtnSeben luiien uno orb
nete ossbalb etae unterluduns Der ames
rltanil1en uno Der sebrdubllblten eng.
ltlden ButterlOrten an. 9as GrsebniB
oleler unteriu6uns iinoen M ere 9eier
IN Der na6ltebenoen tleineu Sabeue:
ggaHer. Sutterfett.
Srrtf. frr;ent.
g}tHaelptaer. ...."...,. la So ~
GHBltlt Icriu...........l5.0 90 s3.6y
Srttdnnp dpus.......... ......l5.s6 500
Srils 2redmer9" 1874
Ser Gtnwurf, Der se9en Die anerlfaz
Nude Butter Don enslli6sr Seite erz
bOben weroen tann, lit iomit - loweii
Der SalSpai er9ebalt in 5rase fOmmeu
fam abiolut sesenltanoslos. unb
onoere Ginwurie iuiro man pobl taunl
Su madden baben, oenn iunit mare MAJ,
liderllb nit ibnen, uno ni9t NIT elmer
Yebauptuns, bic 10 einia9 uno lei1t gu
iploerleSen mar, Dor Die Sefientlidteli
9etreten. SntereIiant lit ben SsBereien
9eseniber Die nadltebenoe 8emsrfuns
pes Oifi5lellen 2onOoner Marftberi6tes
Illus ben gereinisten Staaten triiit
BUTTER in annebmbarer Men9e unb in
8rOBerer Cite ein."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Plymouth Clothing House

BON Nir neopolis iibsrnommen uno
limb I'M Stanhe, irseno einsn NnSus
mad Waab, Der I'M Sauptquartier
su NinneapoiiS Al iaufen 1T, 9leih
%portbeilbart, gut uub biui9 uno IN r.
Der Siuii&t 3ufr,ebenteleno az lie
fern....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

StIaboma.

p.-Gine Conn ,ntion Der Ne
ger hes 1errliol iums, mslhs titr in l's'
ter 0ote ioete, rabm ssblrnlidie Sss
an. in oenen ssioroert wiro. COB
Der gonsrsB ben gr' S'ausr, 'brsu + au.
en- uno 8moern Bsniiou "semabron ioQie.
Sic srtldttsn. bob f. 24O Jable in or
Sfluusret ssitmud'el baiteu uno i%orrsru
bob Bsniiouen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26
Colorado.

Denuer.--gs fnb fa,fs WnJeidsn
ro,bau, en-, ocB Die larserisbnte Der.
binouns Der bslosn Sauptmirerseaenosn
bes 2lness Colorado uuo Die Stplr-
S'n Berse in YofOta mitislt elmer
oirsftsn Giisnb1bu balo sur 3nfli1tsit
muc. Die burlington g,isnbohuseisl.
ihait ldBt rdmiid Die Sirsde iui den
Nsmclfl' rnS 9eao Clip penn fen.
Colorado SprinaS. - Nts
Jolas Der gntwerihuns ess S,Ibers if
RE 2anartinsibe SlIbsrsrube auBer BE
tr,eb seiss' uno bic Nrbsitsr iino ~ertloi.
len poroen. 9ieie Slltersrube mar ct.
ne Der fdriftsn Silbe,prooujsEten ees
Staates.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-26

8orbersiiunsen fir eiusn 9roB
art,asn umSus ON oritten Gage Der
Stao's NusHsqung in Gbippswo 5ons
a.iroHtn iuurosn. Set t5ebn Wnfita
y Gen wsrosu Gil Dem umSuse ibslln: T.
msn.
Green q p.-ginen firdterl,tsn
lob erlitt Der 5urmer S,cob Jrsiia9
I'M 9owuibip grsior. @reen @ounIp, in
otm sr bon eiusm miitheuosn Stier ouf'
seipsbt wurbs.-Bldof WsBmsr bal
Elm Shre,ben erlaHsn, rpoHo6 ben tnibo
liiden Ysrsinfn tas Nbbniten BON q G.
" cs unb Grcariiousu ON Sonniaa. 10
u,e pon 7duSsu ON Samftaa Gbeno ane
Sonnta9 untstiaat miro. Sm 2nniotr
banolunssiale psroen Die Satromrn.s
uerwei9srt.
Sreaon.
Borttanb.- Ter RaooompIer
eugene uon Ter Bortlano uno N!asfi
Clubbing uno Transportation 60. bit
feline lonse 8eiie nod DawiOu s tp. 100
oerielbe an IL. September eiu5u,,sf'r
ssbeuft. nnsetreten. 8On Ghot'a NIB
Der eugene" miiteIit Sdlfppbompftr
nod Blctoria ssbraht, baun pom Dam
pier Br,hOl ins Shlspp'au eenommen
uab bis ct. Mlhasls weltsrssilart Ioer'
ben. Die BaHasiere pom .@useus"
msroeu ouf Dem Domp'sr Buitol biz
st. Wihaels bsf6toert msrbsn u1o bort
oonn ben .@usent" Sur Wsitsrfnbrt uah
2amion nsbmsn. 81 9awlon @lp
piro Der &aooampfer IN oisism V Hter
ols Sotel bsrust perosu.
@Domtma
gbepenne.- Der Der. Stanten
Noridal Mc Dsrmott wuroe Jreitas
pom General. Nnmalt nueewieleu, bic
tasauoIbsr pom SuiiS Gsplrtemsnt fir
bic IsItnabme Der Tohtutiten Hduber
i'm y lomiione Bart sebotene 8slobnun9
~ verb ppsln. Syst uereeu $500 lur
bic 8s,bai;uns uno lleberflbrun9 Der
Bauoiien stSablt wsroen.
StIaboma.
p.-Gtne gonp ,ntion Der Ne
ger hes 1errlioi iums, nslhs titr in IT,
ter 0ote ios'e, rabm ssblrniitie Be-
itlllie an, in oenen seIoroert miro. COB
Der gonsrsB ben CT S'auer. 'brsu gu.
on uuh Qiunsyu RspS;nu oemohr,u SnCte
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-19

Advertiseyour wants in the TRIBUNE. IN.
--.ss<aen
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-19
Be STRONG Anu HEARIY.
HOW TO BE STRONG AND FULL OF
LIFE AMI vIGOR.

II you starved for two tdays you would
feel az weak as q cat.
Proof enough that your food is the cause
of your strength. I
II your stomach is sick, your starving
away your strength. Slowly perhaps, but
none the less surely.
You feel 1t yourself.
You have nausea, loss OF appetite, head
ache, giddiness, pain in the stomach, loss
of strength, spirits and ambition.
What do you Think That it's your
head?
But it's not. II simply your stomach.
Food Is strength. Stomach makes II
available. III stomach won't work, food
does not become available strength.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will, in few
doses, make your stomach well and help
your food make you strong.
Who wouldn't be strong? Whoever
won't take Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sick, tired, weary men and women, those
who are working their bodies and brains
too hard, will find relief and strength in
Shaker Digestive Cordial.
II makes strength. II makes health. IL
makes happiness.
It's not an ordinary medicine, it's
cordial.
lit pleasant to take, and more than
pleasant in It's results.
For sale by all druggists at 10, %, %
cents and 100 bottle.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-19
THE HUTCHINSON LETTERS.
Franklin Would Never Reveal How He
Obtained the Documents.

Franklin Would Never Reveal How He
Obtained the Documents.
High officials In Massac c'vgsetts had in
private letters to the secretary of George
Grenville discussed in bitter terms the lib
eral movement In the colony and had rec
commended coercive measures on the part
of the home government These letters,
In some unexplained way, fell. into Frank.
Inns hands, and he felt In duty bound to
send them to Boston for Inspection by the
popular leaders. As might have been ex
pected, they caused greet furor both in
Massachusetts, and In England, and in the
latter country dispute sbstwesn two gen
tlsmen ~ 10 how they had hsen obtained
led TO nearly fatal duel. Franklin now
intsryened, stated that hs had forwarded
the letters, but refused 10 say how he came
by them and faced the storm Of popular
disfavor as calmly a. only q philosopher
could. He was examined before the privy
council, insulted In sourrilous and shame.
full manner by the solicitor general, We'd
derburn, and the councillors themselves,
dismissed from his postmastership and de-
prived of much OF the public respect that
had been previously shown him, but not
of the self respect that marked his behav.
Tor throughout the entire affair.
His conduct has since been defended
and reprobated and must always, in one
particular, he hard to characterize. OuI
1nal verdict must plainly depend on a
knowledge of how he got the letters, but
this Is just what he never would reveal
We are therefore left to infer from Frank
Inns character whether he would have
taken them in an improper way. He him
self certainly believed that he had don,
nothing wrong, but 1t remains to be deter
mined whether he was an absolutely fail
Judge of what gentleman should have
done under the circumstances
From purely political point of view h'
stands abundantly justified Nine-tenth
Of the English and American statesmen o.
the time would have taken the letters glad
ly and asked no inconvenient questions a
to how they were obtained. But woul(
Burke or Washington have done SOP Tn,
answer cannot be doubtful. Neither Burk,
nor Washington would have touched tn,
papers without being first convinced tina
tho person offering them came by then
honestly and being provided with prope
safeguards for his own personal honor. :
Professor w p. Trent in MlcClure's.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-19
SHERIDAN AND MEADE.
A Quarrel Between Them That Led to the
Crushing Of Stuart.

A Quarrel Between Them That Led to ths
Crushing Of Stuart.
Sheridan had been sent for by Meade to
come to his headquarters, and when be
arrived, between ii and 12 o'clock that
morning, "a very acrimonious dispute took
place between the two generals Meade
was possessed of an excitable temper,
which under irritating circumsta noes be-
came almost ungoyernable He had work
ed himself into u towering passion regard
ing the delays encountered In the forward
movement, and when Sheridan appeared
went at him hammer and tongs, accusing
him of blundeSs and charging him with
not making o proper disposition Of his
troops and letting tho cavalry block the
advance Of the infantry..t ess Nnls.f9
Sheridan was equally fiery, and, smart
ing under the belief that he was unjustly
treated, all the Hotspur In his l.ature was
aroused He insisted that Meade had
created the trouble by countermanding his
(Sheridan's) orders, and that it was this
aot which had resulted In mixing up his
troops with the infantry, exposing one
cavalry division to great danger and ron
dering Intellectual all his combinations
regarding the movements of the cavalry
COrpS. CD6rlUdn u6CiuTeu Will RTcdU
warmth that he would not command the
cavalry any longer under such conditions
and said If he could have matters his own
way he would concentrate all the cavalry,
move out in force against Stuart's COM
maud and whip 1t. His language through
out was highly spioed and conspicuously
italicized with expletives.
General Meade came over to General
Grants tent Immediately after and related
the interview to him. The excitement of
the one was In singular contrast with the
calmness of the other. When Meade re-
peated the remarks made by Sheridan,
that he could move out with his cavalry
and whip Stuart, General Grant quietly
observed: "Did Sheridan say that? Well,
he generally knows what he is talking
about Let him start right out and do it, u
BY o'clock Sheridan had received his
orders In writing from Meade for the
movement. Early the next morning he
started upon his famous raid in the vicin-
ity of Richmond In rear of the enemy's ar.
my and made good his word.-General
Horace Porter I'm Century.
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-19
Personal and Otherwise

Representative Cannon OF Illinois
who is one Of the aspirants for Senator
Palmers seat in the senate, has left
Washington. 1t is supposed that he has
gone to Springfield to take part i'm the
canvass personally. and ne will be the
fourth member of conGressgon the field
his rivals being Messrs. rIftt, Hopkins
and Lorimcr. In conversation with some
of his colleagues, Mr.. Cannon has ex-
pressed considerable confidence that he
might be selected as a compromise cam
diCate IL 1t became evident that William
Mason could not secure the necessary
majority.
Brigadier General Michael r. Morgan.
commissary general Of subsistence. has
been placed on the retired list of the
army on account OF age. General Morgan
was born i'm Nova Scotia. but became a
resident Of New York state at an early
age.
The president yesterday furnished the
senate, in response to a resolution adopt-
cd In executive session.. with the corre-
spondence between our government and
Great Britain resulting i'm the general
arbitration treaty now awaiting the ap-
proval of the senate. All OF this cor
respondence has been previously pub
Lshed In the newspapers
4 Postmaster General Wilson has gons
to Albany. where this evening he
will deliver an address before the Bar
association
The senate has. confirmed Emma T.
Lombard as posimistrcss at South Ash
burnham, Mass, and T. ID. Thursto, as
postmaster at leicester. Mass.
Senator Chandler has Introduced q
bill providing for permanent census
bureau, with superintendent I'm charge
at n salary of $4,000.
The senate committee on judiciary ha
reported favorably the bill introducea
by Senator uill. fixing the term Of post
masters at four years.
Secretary Francis nomination was
confirmed by the senate In executive SOS.
sion yesterday. No opposition to con
irmation was made.
John Charlton, NJ. p, a. Liberal mem.
Der of the Canadian house OF commons
who is in the city. said yesterday tha,
Che recent charge of government n ac
brought the question of reciprocity ts
the front In that country, as the LIBERIA
rarty always favored more intimat,
trade relations with the United States.