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Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
NEWS OF TIT WEEK
ON ACCOUNT OF THE LATE wAT

The movement of troops from CAMP
Meade to the South has begun
Spain protests against the sending o.
the Oregon and Iowa to Manila,
The state department considers the
situation in Cuba as satisfactory.
The big peace jubilee parade in Phil.
adelphia was postponed on account OF
rain.
Major General Lawton has been or
dered to command the Second army
corps.
The war investigation commission has
returned to Washington from it's tour OF
Southern camps.
The American liner Paris, during the
war known as the Yale, has resumed
her place as an ocean liner.
Seven companies of the Third Wis
consin were banquetted at Milwaukee
on their way home from Porto Rico.
The United States transport Missis
sippi, from Porto Rico, having on board
the Sixth regiment, Massachusetts, vol
uLUSGISg HOS hA4AFVN eSu A~O0NOAA'
Assistant Paymaster John H. Mer-
riam, U. S. N, has been nominated
passed assistant paymaster with rela-
tive rank of lieutenant, junior grade
Some of the cannon captured at San
tiago are now on their way to the United
States. These pieces will be stored at
Governors island until disposed of by
congress.
Paris advices tend to confirm the
statement that the United States will
keep all the Philippines. 1t is stated
that Spain will be allowed $40, 100000
for them.
The transport Mississippi, with four
batteries of the F irst Maine heavy artil-
lery, sailed Monday from Boston for
New York, en- route for Savannah and
probably Havana.
The Spanish peace commissioners have
abandoned their attempt to saddle the
Cuban debt upon the United States and
have agreed that the Cuban article of
the protocol shall stand as it is.
An order from the war department
has been received at Fort Mcpherson,
instructing that board meet at the
earliest day practicable and examine all
contract doctors here. There are eight
of these physicians at Fort Mcpherson.
The Spanish steamer Montserrat,
Captain Des Champs, from Havana, on
October 10, via Gibrara for Cadiz, with
Spanish troops on board, has
arrived at the Azores. There were Y
deaths on board the vessel during the
voyage.
The majority of Cuban insurgent mil
itary leaders are stated to be in favor of
the Cuban army and Cuban
government and to allow the United |
States to carry out its plans for estab-
fishing form of government without
hindrance.
At the Monday session the American
peace commissioners made formal
statement to the Spanish commissioners
Of the intention of the government to
keep the entire group Of Philippines,
assuming that portion of the Philippine
debt incurred for the benefit of the
islands,
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
THE FAsHoDA AFFAIR.

Major Marchand is said to have re
ceived orders to evacuate Fashoda
General Kitchener, now in London
does not believe there is any necessity
for fighting over Fashoda.
The Cairo correspondent of the Lon
pom Daily Mail says an Egyptian bat
talon has been dispatched to Fashoda.
The French press is beginning to man
ifest much more conciliatory spirit re-
garding Fashoda apparently with a view
to preparing the public mind for the re-
call of the Marchand expedition.
Most of the British newspapers are
full of alleged war preparations, despite
the undoubted fact that the authorities
are doing their best to discourage publ
cation and are even denying statements
that have already appeared
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
SERVANTS EXCUSES.
One Woman Who Was Clever Enough
to Circumvent Them.

One Woman Who Was Clever Enough
to Circumvent Them.
We have heard the story of the Cana
dian mistress who. with seven servants
in her house, was obliged to go to the
garden and pick berries for the table.
Each of the servants declined the task
with the stereotyped excuse, ut amt
my place to pick berries Ord, in his
History of Cleveland, relates an an
eodote of Margaret Wharton, who,
while accepting her servants excuse,
yet made them do her will.
In one of her visits to Scarborough
Mrs Wharton, with her usual economy
had family pie for dinner, which she
directed the footman to convey to the
bakehouse. This the man declined to
do as not belonging to his place, or
rather as derogatory to his conse-
quence. The lady then moved the ques-
ton to the coachman, but found still
stronger objection.
To save the pride of both Mrs.
Wharton resolved to take the pie to the
shop herself She ordered one man to
harness and bring out the horses and
the other to mount and ride behind, and
thus the errand was done with all honor
and ceremony. Then in due time the
coachman was ordered to put to sec
ond time and the footman to mount be-
hi~d, ard Mrs. Wharton brought back
It's pie in the same dignified state.
Now, said the lady to the coach
nan. "you have kept your place which
is G1iye, and you yours, to the foot
III /, which IS to wait, and | mine,
wh.oh Is to have ny pie for dinner. =
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
POLITICAL NEWS.

It is said presidential edict removing
q large number Of government offices
from the civil service will be promul-
gated shortly before Thanksgiving day.
The order is one in contemplation some
time and will affect upwards Of 5000
places.
Ex-Governor Charles A. Busiel, Of
New Hampshire, has preferred charges
with the civil service commission against
the members Of the Republican state
central committee Of New Hampshire
for assessing political contributions upon
federal office-holders in that state.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
She Loves Birds.

TIE dowager empress of China is de-
voted to birds of all kinds, and innu-
ncr4Dle bird pets are kept about the
palace. She is reported to have wept
oopiously about the death of favorite
nightingale not along ago. Upon being
told of Chinese girl who had COM
planned bitterly of the dreariness of life
this exalted lady remarked sagely that
q woman ought to take SO much pride
IN her home that it could be heaven
20 her, adding, "There are always birds
and flowers" She is clever artist and
delights in painting. from nature.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

Emperor William and party have ar
rived at Jerusalem.
Colonel w. j. Bryan is quite i'll at
Savannah and his regiment is in com
mand Of Lieutenant Colonel Vifquain.
Lady Henry Somerset, who is living
quietly at Eastnor Castle, is occupied in
modelling statuette Of the late Miss
Frances E. Willard.
A council Of the Gould family has
been called to take action concerning
the inheritance Of Howard Gould, who
married without the approval Of some Of
the heirs
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
NEWS OF a LEGAL NATURE.

The Iowa supreme court has decided
there can be no refund Of the mulct
liquor tax after liquor business has been
conducted more than six months.
The United States supreme court has
announced its decision sustaining the
constitutionality of that feature of the
tax laws Of New York which levy tax
on foreign corporations doing business
in the state according to the capital en-
ployed.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
SPORTING NEWS.

Sir J. Thursby's Trevor, ridden by
Tod Sloane, won the Molesey Park Au-
tumn handicap, at the Hurst Park Au
tumn meeting.
J. A. Greene of San Francisco, repre-
senting the Greene estate, has sold
Directum to w. E. Spiers of Glen Falls,
N. Y, for $780, 900 in gold coin. Directum
is now 8 years old and when Agar
old made record of 2:O51%.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
Water.

Exoavating is almost finished
The power house needs only aroof.
The anchor posts for the tower will
be finished to-day, then about ten
DAYS will be needed to complete the
tower
The engine and other n-achienry is
daily expected,
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.

Chicago Methodists have begun active
work to secure for that city the next
general conference Of the Methodist
church, which is to be held in 1900.
Colonel j. j. Keppel, who for five
years was at the head Of the Pacific
Coast division of the Salvation Army,
has retired from that organization and
Joined the Volunteers of America.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
Live Stock Prices at st. Paul.

HOGS-M Market is strong and active
Range of prices, s.. 1908 As
CATTLE Market for cattle, steady;
Sales ranged at 81 .25@3.24 for COWS;
81. 400 400 for heifers; $2.OO09.45 for
bulls; SIS. 1904. so for stockers
SHEEP Market steady; good demand
for good sheep and lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, 800; cattle, 1900;
sheep, 5000; calves, 300.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
LABOR NEWS.

The union painters of Indianapolis
were locked out by their employers be-
cause they refused to withdraw boy
colt against certain firm.
The Chicago-Virden Coal company
will appeal to the United States courts
to restrain Governor Tanner from inter
fering with the importation of miners to
take the place of strikers.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
CRIMINAL NEWS.

Miller, the Fargo banker, tried on a
charge of embezzlement, has been ac-
quilted.
Three masked men held up a Mime
apolis saloon Saturday night, securing
about $50 cash and two gold watches.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
Sioux CITY Live stock.

HOGS Market strong to DC higher.
Range of prices, So. 4O@5.5O.
CATTLE Market slow; about steady.
Sales ranged at $4.50@5.10 for beeves;
So 60@4O5 for Westerns; $2.00@3.75 for
cows bulls and mixed; $3.50@4.O0 for
stockers and feeders; $3. 40@4.75 for calves
and yearlings.
Receipts: Hogs, 600; cattle, 2,2)O
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS ITEMS.


bug" the Pillager chief, has been
located at Bog lake.
An Omaha expositiono ficialisc charged
with tampering with awards.
Los Angeles has been chosen as the
next meeting fHace of the National Edu-
cational association.
A San Francisco doctor proposes to
make the human race proof against alec.
holism by incubation.
On Tuesday passenger rates were re-
duced 1 cent a mile in all parts of Mon
tana, Idaho and Washington.
Two deaths from bubonic plague oc-
CURED on the French bark Duchesse
Anne, between Hongkong and San Fran
cisco.
A sherifs posse is reported to have
had fight with Indians in Oregon.
Five Indians and one of the posse are
reported killed.
The gold excitement at Malvern, o.,
is still spreading and there now seems to
be sufficient evidence to indicate that
gold really exists in paying quantities.
A strike of gold ore on the north half
of the Colvllle reservation is said to be
the richest ever made on the continent.
The ore is said to run 5000 to the ton.
The Transmississippi International
exposition at Omaha has closed. The
exposition has been a financial success,
something like 100000 remaining for
stockholders
The American Association of Fairs
and Expeditions has fixed the following
dates for state fairs to be held in 1899:
New York and Iowa, Aug. % to Sept 2;
Minnesota, Nebraska and Ohio, Sept. 4
to 8; Wisconsin, Sept. II to is; Indiana.
Sept 10 to %; Illinois, Sept. 25 to 30; st.
Louis, Oct. 2 to I.
Indian Commissioner Jones says the
Pillager uprising was brought about by
unfair treatment He especially blames
United States marshals, whom, he says,
arrest Indians for trivial offenses or none
at all, take them to ST. Paul or Mime
apolis and turn them adrift without
means of reaching home again.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Price Of wheat at Duluth.

WHEAT-Cash No. hard, roc; No.
l Northern, $500; No ? Northern, 64c.
To Arrive No 1 hard 20; No. North
ern, 66Ic; October 661ac; December,
6455c; May, $3.50.
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
Grain Prices at Minneapolis.

WHEAT October closed at &c; De
cember, ga a641sc; May, 652S@65Kc On
Track-No. | hard, 651ac; No. l North
ern, 6419c; No Northern, 621ac
Morris tribune., 1898-11-05
UNFoRTUNATE EVENTS.

In disastrous fire at Corsicana, Tex,
William johnson and two children were
burned to death.
The schooner st. Peter was wrecked
on Lake Ontario, of the crew of 10 only
the captain escaped.
The uncompleted Stephenson science
hall at Lawrence university, Appleton,
Wis, has been destroyed by fire.
Many vessels were wrecked in the
storms on the Great Lakes last week.
The loss Of life thus far reported is
small.
A great fire in Seringur, capital Of
Cashmere, India, destroyed all the pub
lie buildings and many residences. The
damage is estimated at 100000.
The japanese steamer Mijagala was
sunk almost Immediately after having
been in collision with the japanese
steamer Kinshiu Maru Sixty Japanese
were drowned.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Rdtarrb fam nitt furirt perSen
ourD locale S(pplicationen, oa lie ben
SIP Der 8rnntbeit ni6t errei4en tDn=
nen. &atarrb lit cine 8lutz Doer
Contributions. &raufbeit uno UNI lie 5u
beilen, miiBt SIR innerli9e Seilmit,
tel nebmen. Snu's &atarrb Sur
lpiro eineenpmmen un6 uirft brett
auf oas Blut uno bic ifleimiee
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teine Ouadinl6er= Reoisin. Sic
fuuroe lett Sabren pom einem Der
beiten aerste bieies 9anbes uerurbnei
uno lit elm reeelmdBises Recept. sic
befebt aus ben beften betannten 80.
Mica, uerbunoen nit ben beiten 8lut:
reinigunesntitteln, Die brett auF oi'
| S9leimoberIldbe rpirten. Die pon
fummene 8er6inbun3 Der smei Be
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, &atarrb bernorbrinst. 2aBt gud
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

miro aui jeoem @ab[5ettsl elm leerer
Gaum gelaiien peroen.
Is. Nab S6luB bet Stiutmpldbe
lutlen Die 98ablribter Die Stimmen
5ablen, un0 bielelben oann, suIamz
men nit ben &ablbn9ern an Elm
Wtit9lieo oes Central Committees
il6erienoen. uno es 1oQ Die 8flidlt
oieIe8 Ntitglieos iein, oieIe aboeae
benen Stimmen iDpie audi Die Sub.
CT nab 3 ia E gu bringen, tuu-
ie(6it Die Su6er am l. 9luQuit It,
1898, UNI IL llbr S0rnittaas ae6ffs
net unO oas &eIultat Der gBab( als-
oann uertiin0et tperoen i0ll; nQe ct
iua oUrtummcnoen StreitIraaen Iul=
fen ourcb ba5 Committee entI6icoen
uno eno9uItig 9eibli6tct rperocn.
16. 9tue 8epublitaner Iino biermit
oriugeno ouf9eforOert, nidt su 0auIe
5u bleiben, iUnoern beraus5utomnten,
uno ibrer Nteinung in Setreff Der
9an0iOaten i6rer Sartei am Stimm.
plat 2lusorud gu uerfeiben. @8
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mcroen, oaB iie in cen &prtpablen
oas 2ifet Der Eartei iel6lt auilteIlen,
uno uenn lie cs baber oerldumen
uUn oieIem Hett @ebraud1 gu ma
6en, uno oas nufgefeIGte Sifet IuQ=
te ibnen Damn nibt gefalGen, bann
tDnneu lie gtieman0en Die Sd)ulo aez
ben, pie nur altein iicb ietbit.
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2lftun6 Osmofrateu.

Die Oemofrntcn bon 6ooconnoc 6plmp
lino biernlit crIud)t Iid) om
z M $ u 9, II 6, q IL q IL It, 1898.
llbr yfad)mittags. in SlpenSeilIc IN elmer
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oeu in loeid)er IoI9e'toc 9eId)dite 5u erIcoi.
gen fino:
l. 99obI eineS Oclegutcn sur SiuotS 6 OIL,
pcntion, Die am 10. 9luguit III Spriueiielb,
DO, Itcttfiiroct.
>. GrlpdbIarn9 non > lit9licoern beS Gomn=
M Genfrnl GomiteS.
3. siuteilme eilieS oemotrniiid)cn Soun'.
IN )zSi6eto, inn Sale Die ScriammIun9 Iidy
0diiir crrtidleioct.
4. 9llc anoeren 6cid)Gite bic Dor bic
Spnociitiou 9cbrud)t ipcrocn moeen.
Jeocr 0cmofrdt iollte oieier Merchandising
bcippbncu.
Sn, 9tuitrn9e oes Gounh) GentraI Gomitco
! ). OtcWtillnn. Mug. Ydcr,
Setretdr. YorIibcr
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Marhtpreilr in ST. soais.
OpnnerStoo ben IA. aud

VOHner1tn1 Den IA. ISult
58ei5eH-9io. 2 rptber. 770-Jto.
. fDtt3er, 75GG-c; giD. 4. 1870
Wats. .-9iu. 3f0-c; go. 2.
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SnTer.-Np. 2, 273 0c; -92p. ,
tueiBer, ,-@-c: g2p. 3. 250-c.
sbueine.-Gie @erfdufe puu aaen
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440 D 1O0fb lebenbig.
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9etuibt BON 1900 bis 1,6O0Ib,
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2lus Sem County.

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tiateit erbbbet Elm Sult, uber oi
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eiusefaoen.
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{ .Sor Dat Yoit5bIdtt.)
Suurenpld3e.

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lli:dnt, bic ben 8uuren fillunlt ot
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menn be III 6eino to BUTTE Sbulen
up ben 3idet bet? Sec, ne. Seben
6riino uur BUTTE Sbpten Id)impet
ieb leucr tatolite Spanier I'M wat
MIDI aIle, I'm ruenn le out iiIimeit taz
tUlit IN battue Spaniplen iin6. SIS
bnt MIDI IN 5hanoe 8elieion in go
litif to tebn? g8ilt ipie nib nIe
Gbriiten fen, fatoftIf u6er pruteitons
tiff?
Sino tuie nidl aQe ameritanil6e
g'iirser, Of tuie bittit ipretet D0er
en9liit? g8er gitut 0iiiIe Quert0ppe
IN 8e6t us o-!n 9dtI9 to id)im=
pen? gQenn ieh u3 nerbieten tpillt
uie &inoer buff leruen to lnuten,
penn ie1 US ner6ieten iuiat ulen
@ott in oHtiter Sprate to uerebren,
oann is ct boge Sieo Dat tpie uIe
eSnltrument anIettet I'M ben 3ra6en,
topp afi6niet. Dat Snltrument is
ule Stimmjettcl, III il 6ope Dot je=
Der @inselne, Deb iiene biitife Wtutz
teriprate ebrt, bic buie gSabl bit
SnItrument brutet, oenn tpie tuerb
oatO berut for0ert.
Stuffel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Or. Maper un6 9r. 2enin, beuts
i6e Spe5ialiiten fir 8rubleioen,
turiren ollie @attuneen uDn 8rii6eu.
Obue Mefer, p9ne S6mer5en uuo
0bne 3eituerlut. Seine Se5ublung
oerlangt bis Der Entient flrirt 1T.
S5n 0ermann I'M @bite Saus ic0en
OienI tag BON IL bis llbr un0 i'll
&nibin9tpn ie0en It0ntae.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

@s lit ni6t nutbiuenbie, als Sufs
Dat nab Cuba 5u eeben, nm ieincn
Satriotismns 5u 5eisen. Otan fann
rubig 81 6auIe bleiben unO tii6tig
Bier trinten, bamit rOntel Sdnt"
re9t oiele @rtra= Dollars aus Der er-
b06ten 8ierlteuer berausi6tdet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Serr g. ðam BON 8ite @itp,
Gal, iaet. r8a6reno Der langen
meineS 8ruoerS an (9en-
benz Sheumatismus trar @bamber<
lain's S9mersen Saliam bas ein5ise
0eitte( oas ibn BALI. 8iele anoere
baben Die i9nelle 8efreiung pon
S9mersen, uel9e oieIe3 Ointment
ertbeilt, beitdtiet. gu oerfaufen bel
@alter 8ros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Die &epublifaner oiirfen nit Ge=
nu9tbuun9 auf ibre 9trbeit in bie1enl
@Dngrehe suriidbliden. NuBer Der
9lnnabme Der peri6ieoenen, nutbz
tuenoi9en 8riegsmaBre9eln babeu lie
8cuno, nit Stofs auf Die @erbinber=
ung Der Nuseabe uon @reenbafs uno
auf Die 9lnnabme Der SanterpttzSia
su uerpeiien. Die @el9aTtstuelt
bat suten @ruub i5nen bantbar OF
ieiu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Der cuntrpuirbare g8ei5enoDrratb
bat iud9reno Der perflu6enen gpbe
nbermals UNI 2,O55 900 8ulbel at=
gcuummcn, uno betrdot im@elalnmtr
oebiet oer Ser. Staaten nur nod
lO, ,461 900 SuIbel. Srpb0em bat
ous ilbertriebene @ei6rei pom benz
ricli9en llnlfan9 Der belriaen gSeiz
5:nerute bic ameritanii9en 8Drien
Oernrt beeinfluBt, bnB bie8ei5enpreiz
le jidl nidlt bebeuteno erb6ben f6nns
ten. 9enn tpGbren0 in 9teu yurt
Der 8ulbel Gaib nit 80 Gents quo
tirt luuroe, brnbte er in SoleoD
6lus a 1z2 Gents, in Chicago 762
Scuts uno in ct. 9ouiS gar nur 73
Gents.
9lud1 Der contrpIlirbnre gSelib
tUrnuorrntb bat in Der lebten SSpbe
lnIol9e lebbaften grpDrts beOeutenf
abeenonmen, uno fpiro im@eIammt
oebiet Der Ser. Stnaien aui 10,
9S7 900 Suibel eei6dbt. Der Suibe
Sab" puroe nit 50 1-2 Gents be
sablt.
8artpTfefn brin3eu feline bobeI
4sreile. Ssiir CUTE Sorten mtro N
8ruBoertnui nur 40 Bis so Gets be
aablt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-07-22

Sn ieiner SnaueuralabreHe Iaete
Erdiioent Rc8inlep: ug8ir ru(In
teinen eruberunasfriee; mir muhen
Die SerluAune territorialen In8riffs
oermeioen."