davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
new Habit. Of Birds.

Starlings, which have been newly in
troduced into New Zealand, are acquir-
ing a taste for honey, and an entomolo-
gist says that he has observed the birds
killing and conveying bumblebees to
their nest to feed their young. The tut,
or parson bird, has been detected in a
similar act. The case is quoted as il
lustrating how new habits are acquired
or family habits are developed in some
species of birds when certain condi-
tions are present.-Chicago Record.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

until it was possible to use it effective
ly. In the navy the tradition to shoot
low has crystalized into a standing rule.
unwritten, indeed, but none the less re-
ligiously observed, and its wisdom has
been proved on more than one occasion
of great importance.
The precise form of this unwritten
naval rule is to ''wait for the downward
roll" This is the converse of the maxim
obtaining in the British navy that it is
best to take advantage of the upward
roll," which has been observed almost
from the beginning of naval fighting by
the gunners on English ships.
This was rendered the more certain
from the fact that the spherical projec-
tiles then in use would ricochet along
the surface of the waves if they struck
the water exactly as stone will skip
along the top of pond when properly
thrown from the hand of a small boy.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Improved Gunnerx.

The wonderful strides made in the
science Of gunnery since 1s4O are shown
by the fact that at that period a Gs-
pound projectile fred with charge of
is pounds Of powder gave muzzle We
locity of between 1000 and 1,10O feet a
second, while at the present day 100
pound shell, fired with 14A pounds of
cordite, gives muzzle velocity of $3.50
feet a second.-Boston Budget. ''@
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Found Guilty.

Dubuque, Ia. June 2o.-The jury re-
turned verdict of guilty of murder in
the second degree against John Nc
Garry, fixing the penalty at 20 years in
the penitentiary. McGarry was ac-
cused of assassinating William o. Law
AXE, an attorney. in his Office March Is
last. The trial lasted two weeks.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
FOR THE HOME WOMAN.
Heart Are Not Too Much to
Bring to q Home.

The home woman seems to some one
who might have fitted certain narrow
conditions of the past and certain pro-
sale ones of the present, but never the
needs of progress. The fact is, the
needs of home and the qualifications
of home-keeper stand first in impor-
tance. So few women realize the possi-
bilities for exercising the most thought
full energies in learning to be home
maker. The opportunities for develop
ing endowments, scientific, intellectual
or executive. to their fullest scope are
as present here as anywhere else. The
girl who never dreams of having home
of her own and some one at the head
of it whom she can delight to honor
and love is generally lacking in her
feminine makeup. Mothers who, after
their daughters arrive at suitable age
to instruct them upon the subject of
love, marriage and the duties of home
keeping, neglect this part of training
must sometime awaken to the fact of
what they have missed. And yet one
would not cast shadow over the bright
dreams of youth and force young
creature out of her girlhood by empha-
sizing to her the somber realities of
life before she takes up the duties that
belong to future experience. The
girl must not be cheated out of one
stage of her Development; if she is,
through any cause, she will carry
through her life sense of having been
defrauded of something that was right
ly hers. If girl is kept true and
truthful and pure, she has the founda-
ton qualities upon which to build the
happiness of home. But she needs
direction in those habits that have
direct bearing upon its peace and COM
fort, and one must be very inexperi-
enced or selfish person who refuses to
regard the small things in their relation
to the management of the affairs of
home. The most thorough education,
the most brilliant gifts, the most
fascinating personality--these are
not too much to bring to home,
and the investment of the wealth of
mind and heart will insure rich re-
turns to the sacred spot where love and
service should go hand in hand.-Mary
r. Baldwin, in Woman's Home Compan-
ion.
Hope for the Amicted.
Optician-Yes, you see double. I can
correct the fault with spectacles.
Patient-Hurry! Maybe it isn't
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Result of Gasoline Explosion.

Tracey, CAL, June 2o.-A fire caused
by the explosion of gasoline stove in
the restaurant of Mrs. Mann on Front
street Sunday destroyed the entire
business portion of this town, which
consisted Of three blocks of closely-con-
nected buildings. The residence por-
ton of the town escaped damage and is
all of Tracey now remaining. The total
loss is about $4,000; partly insured.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24

them skull very much worn away, but
seemingly that of a young man; shoul-
der bones and small bones of the arm
in excellent preservation, but complete
ly Drowned through age. And at a
greater depth skulls were found which,
like the other:, were only kept free
from disappearance into mold by the
Gryuess of the soil.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
EuIalia's Husband.

The only prince of the royal house
of Spain who is row in active service
in Cuba in the cause of his country is
Don Antonio, infant of Spain. He is in
the prime of life, being only just 90, and
colonel of the "crack" regiment of hus-
sars, "El Princesa." He is the hus-
band of Infanta Eulalia.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Found by Grave Disgers.

Found by Grave Diggers.
The gravediggers who were employed
to dig Mr.. Gladstone's grave in West
minister abbey came upon leaden cof-
fin of some unknown person. They also
found remains Of other persons Of
whose burial there is no record, among
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
whnt ..Co.tn Rica,, Means.

Costa Rica means the rich coast, and
in most respects it is rich, particularly
in the snake family, the most deadly of
which is the terrible culebra de sargro
Cor blood snake).
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
HE InRot Of steel.

A Sheffield (England) firm has just
turned out an ingot of steel so tons in
weight. 1t is the yield of four fur
naces, and will be used in the making
Of heavy guns.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
win Meet Mt quebec.

. Ottawa, Ont, June lit has been
decided to hold the international con-
ference between the United States and
Canada at Quebec on the 18th of July.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Honored by Iowa Veterans,

Sioux City, Ia, June 16.-F. w. Ter
rill, of Manchester, Ia. was chosen COM
mander of the grand army of Iowa.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
state LAND, I'm sweden

Sweden has now 12,056,246 acres of
forest lands owned by the state. an in
crease in the states holdings in 13 years
OF 3,ae0,o72 acres.
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Standing of the variou. Club. In the
Leading Baseball OrEanixn-
tions Up to To-day.

The following table shows the num-
ber of games won and lost and the per-
centage of the clubs of the leading base
ball organizations. National league:
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
he Waste Of war.

The Waste of War.
A shell thrown from eaton quick
firing gun rushes through the air at the
velocity of 1900 feet per second. strik-
Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Hope for the Amicted.

Optician-Yes, you see double. can
correct the fault with spectacles.
Patient-Hurry! Maybe it isn't
twins, after all!-Jewelers' Weekly.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-17
Stdrte 8efefigung Der
&dndrienz SnieIn.
3 put6 pt0n, IS. Mai.

- Il ! y u III y l y H. LO. IILNb.
Der britiIte Odmpfer Saul" lit DOH
ben &anurRn=SnIeIn bier eingetrofz
fen. Der Oampfer DerIieB 3eneriifI
am 8. W}ui, gerabe an Dem Sage, an
reIhem Der 8eIagerung85uitanO ii6tr
rit SnfeI DerbGnQt poroen mar. Gdz
pitGn O'Donogbus, elmer Der 8afdz
QIere, DeIher naG ben Der. Stadten
unterDe9s lit um in bic oortige Irmec
tIn2ulraten, barihtet, DAB Ii1 duf I2z
neriffI 70O0 Wann Sruppsn befjnDen,
odppn 1000 Wtunn Q(rtillerje. 2(htz
DunOert Qioniere uno 5000 9lrbeiter
ieien Sag un0 9}a2t 6eI6Gftigt,
SAdr3en auf3uperfan uno 8efeitjz
qung3nerte gu erri64er, um Die erpo-
nirten quntte 81 IhijBer. Sine itartt
6loite, 70 ia9t Der GopitGn, mijrOe err
fproarli9 iein, I'm bic SynIsI gu ne6z
mer. Der Sufen 1T Der Qlnii6t oe5
Gapitdns 3ufolge niht nit Wiinen perz
Ie6sn. Die TponiI6en Sploaten iiuo
in por5ugIidem 3uitanoe.
Sin S6iFf pon 1900 3onnen bate,
ais bic Saul" a6fubr, Ioeben cine
0rpBe QuantitGt Wtanition gelanoet.
2;berpDol, 16. N}ai. - 9a5
&elsQrapbenamt auf Der grOBen 8as
rar.en=$niel, beren 6auptitaot 2os
4almoS lit, puroe oon Der ipanilden
8e60rOe baI6lugnabmt, unD es oiirfcr
nur nod ioIGs 0epeiden befOrOcrt
neroen, pel6e Ii6 duf bringenbe 9an>
-2(nQelegenbeiten be3ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-17
slns 3rb : @rit.
Sampion's S6ifFe perOen bort erz
partet, Inn &o6len gu fallen. -
2lQertet 8ermutbungen.

'&eb 8eit, 6lu., 16. Mai. -
Commodore WatIon lit bpn Der Blot
taDgitation 6ier6er 3uriidgetefrt. 8on
BaIbingtpn iino gan3e StDBe pon De-
PeiGen bier eingetroffen. Die 6lottenz
8ef0rOen 6dben SnItruttionen erbalz
ten, auFs S6nelIte 8orbsreitungen
CUR 8erIprgun9 Der grobsn S1iffe nit
&oFlen gu treffen. W}dn glaubt jeOo4
ni6t, oaB 6ier5u fi6 Dor OienItag oOer
0}ittpp9 @elegen6eit bieten miro,
penngIei6 es audi nicht iiberrai4en
piiroe, penr pamit i6on beute 46enD
begonnen tpirbe.
SGmmtIi6e S4tffe i'm 9afen BADEN
OrOre erbalten, iitb iofort iegelferttg
81 MAIDEN. ,Sn 8erbinoung nit Der
glaGri9t, Dab Dds fliegenoe 9ei6paz
Der pom IprDen untertpsgs lit, Ourfte
oies f6luBfolgern ldi1en, DAB cine per%
etnte 8epegung irgenO elmer Dirt 9ez
plant lit.
Der 6uuptfdttor Der gan3en Sttudz
tton 1T Iel6ItperitGnDli9 Der, no ii6 in
Wirtli6teit Das ipuniI6e 9eI6puoer
befinOet, bon Dem es betBt, es lei an
Der &iiite BON 8ene3ueld. 8on Sad
leuten rptro 8ugegeben, DaB, fpenn es
9(omiral Gerperd glijden ipllte, auf
Dd5 osta6irte 8lpddoe 9eI9paoer
gu itpBen, mG6reno 2(bmirul Sampz
ion's S9ifTe bier &oblen fallen,
OemIeG6en eir psrni6tenoer S6lag
bsige6ra6t neroen fam. Mun glaubt,
OaB Die 2tbpenOung iOl6er Gpentualiz
tat bsi Dem ieBigen 6lOtterplan nobI
ms 2(ugs gefaBt lit.
2(uBerproentli6e 8prii6tsmdBregeln
fir ben S6uB be8 bieIigen 9afens
IinO getroffen tpproen, obpo6l man
Dam tiir3li6 ouSgeiprengten 8erii6t,
OoB Die iponii6e 6lOtte es ouf Sen
0eIt ubgeIe6on babe, nur tpentg ooer
OieIme6r gar feline 8eOeutung betlegt.
&aDuIIertiten pbne 9ferz
be, Uniform IN b 8 a +
fen.
G6tdumaugu 9urt, Ga,
16. U}ui. - 0as l. S6iper &aDallez
riszRegiment. Die 8orfut Der 9roBen
5rsipiQigsn 2(rmes, nel6e DaS
,&risg5 : 0epartement ge8enmGrttg
6ier6ar bright, lit a4t S4paoronen
oDer einI6lieBli4 Der Sffi3iere 900
Mann tart, 6eute bier ar9elangt. Die
&opaneriiten batten iGnrmtli4 teine
Yferoe, nur eine S6puoron bate
0uFfen uno Die groBe Mehr5abl nt4t
einmul l1niFprmen. Inter ben llmitGn@
ben md6ten Iie natiirli9 porlGufig
bei'm beIten @iIIen nod teinen iebr
martiaGiI6en @inOrud. Quartiermetz
iter See bsTorgte ibnen porldufig Die
n0tbigen 3elte, ober an llniformen
mangslt's bier gegenipdrttg nod, oa
25,O00 l1nifprmen ipo6l beitellt, dber
mod nt6t geliefert tporOen iinD. Die
neuen &apaleriiten perDen Ii6 alp
einItpetlen nit i6rer gipiliitenz8arz
robe 6e6elfen miiiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-17

fets i'm 6auis bait, oeitn Gtbrdu6 f6 in alien
porfommruOcu 6duH BON Sbmt3cu ODER Rranis
belt ais DUbtbusHb criUeiieH lDiro. IS glcbt Riots
in Der Wdt, Das SdmGJen 10 raid iiltH obtr
bus 5Eortibrtitsn BON Rroufbsit,u 10 balO ptTbtus
bern pirD, als Das 8tdbB Relief.
C5tasu Rupfitmerleu dolUebl WiordHe, ME utrI
Deuie GopiibmT5cnl, 3abuitmer3eu, 0surll9Is,
Gbtumattsmus, ouitpeb, S6mcrJsH uHo SfiUadJs
I'M Rudsn Rifarat cher in BEN Ritrcu, S1mcBu
in Otr HsbugcgtHo Seteuit,t,u AuibmeuuuG Der
Stleuit unb SbmtrJsn altr Irt iUirD bic glHpeus
buug BON NuDpaDg RtaDp Rslici unmitt,bars
GrlcibterUug gtlDGbrcu uuD bel fortgecBtcm 9es
bruub pabreuO Dsuiger Iaae cine bdutruDe 6tis
lung benirfeH
g5eun iuntrlib aHoepsHost ein bolber bis gu
eiusm 5bet0icl pol in eiHcm balbtu Gla5 g8aiitr
uirO in Dtuigen UliHuttu Rrimpt, lauren
Wdqeu uebtlfcit Grbrebtu, Sobbrcuusu, RsrDeus
ftdt SalailoFQieit, UtiQruHe, 9!abuHgeH UHD ale
iHnerlhcu SdmcrJtu tileU
Is gi,bt iciu 6tilmjtttl in Der gBtIt D,l6ss
fitbtr uuo g0th;liisbu, ioiDie ale maiarnart9tH,
biotu uuD ale auosrsu f7cbsr 10 raid bsjleu piro,
as untcr 3ubilftuabmt pom 8 10 a 9 y 10
lem Durb R D II D5 8CuO D 8tittt. -
Qrcs 30 Gents pro 6laibs. 9trtautt psn aasH
gpOtbeieru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-17
Sic NaniIaz Expedition.
S6nieriqteiten, pelde Die Regierung
3u iibsrpinOen fat. - Mangel an
8afisn unO &leiOung fir Die
Sruppsn.

8ruppen.
Can 5run3iscp, 16. 0}ai. -
@snarQl 9yumes u. Smith, Gommunz
ceur Des l. 4egimentS Der Der. Staa=
ten &aDaQerie BON Gdlifornien, bat
@efebl erbaltsn, Sun 6rdn5i5co nit
ieinem 3egiment nit Dem 0ampfer
g@ttp Of 9efir" am Montug Q6snO
Quf Der 6a6rt nd9 W&dnilu gu per-
laIen. IS lit inOeiIen 3peifel61ft, ob
Dili%r &@T26l 81 angegebener 3ett aus
qefii6rt perDen tdnn, ou Ou5 9t5giz
mart un3ureifeno squipirt lit. 2yn
&iir3e ner0gn 10000 Mann nu6 Den
9bilippinen geianOt neroen. OieIe
3a6l lit na6 2lnIi6t Des Generals
Wlerritt, fpelbsr Die Expedition fii6ren
uno ipGter ais Wliliidr GouDerneur
auT ben 8filippirsn fungirsn pirO,
notbpanoig, lbar audi 6inrsifenD, Inn
Wfunilu erfolgrsi6 3u beieBen. N}it
Ter 2(bienpung Der Expedition bdpert'8 :
dbsr NOD gang gepaltig. Die geganz
pGrtig tier an 8reiioio gelagerten
1000 W}unr IinD ni4t einmdl nit gsz
nijgenDen unifDrmen berleben, um ii3
in ibrsn 3elten gegen ben ieit 5agen
ItrOmenDen Gegsn i6iiBen 3u t0nnsn.
Gs iehlt itnen an S6u63eug, Inter
pGI6a, 8ene6ren unO W&unitton, un0
ods QuurtierreiIter 0epartement
bat Titb 6isRsr uuBer 'Stanoe geie6en,
Die nDt6igen Ratipnen fir 80 Sage gu
bei@affen. Die Gage Der Oinge pirD
ji1 nutijrli6 ni6t 9eruOe Dtrbe1ern,
penn nod Die 5000 W(onn, Die Don
W}inneIotu, COLORADO, llta6 unO Ore
CON unterrpeQ5 IinD, bier stntreffan.
Die ,Gitb Of 8stin", ous ein3tge Bis
jeBt CUR 9erfiigung iteEenoe Sransz
pprti9iff, lit audi nod ntht gang fer
tig; Die ,2(uitralia Die Sin Of SiOz
nep" uno rer ,O6io" per0en nt9t Dor
elmer Wphe fopeit fein, in See gu
itlfan, uno iibsr Die 2lbfu6rt De5
8reu3er8 ,G6arleiton" Der nod fmmer
unt6dtia in Der W&drezS Sy5lanD NapDz
0arD liegt, bort nun ni4tS 8eitimmz
te5 me6r.
8ai6tngton, D. G., 16. M}oi.
- Seute pirO i'm &rieg5 0eparts=
ment erflGrt, Der 9ampTer r@itD Of
qefing" merOe pa6riaeinli4 i4on am
0onneritug nit iibsr 1000 Wann an
9oro BON Gan Sran3iSco na4 ben
Bbilippinen dbqeAen.
g8ie man 6eute miit6eilt, piro Der
&reu3er rG6orIeIton" am 0ienItu9
2tbsro ooer fpdtsitens am 0tittmo9
r1a W&anilu a6geFen.
0&e6r 9umpfbert9te aus
fpQnif6en QueIlen.
6ubano, Is. M}ai. - 2sBtsn
55raitaq frii6 perIu4ten Die 2Cmaritu=
r:r 6ti 8ane8 Bead cine 21nburg gu
6epertIteQloen, iie puroen inOeiien
mad cinsm oraiTtiinOi9en Select 3uz
rijtqsI6laqsn. 2(m elftsn ii6errdT9z
ie cine ipaniI6s 5ruppsn 4b.5eilung
cine Sf,c1r s5Murgsnten, pelfe Bel
Der 2an0urq eirer dmeritdnn4an @rz
petition 6iilfe leiiten lpOlIten. 3Dei
QmerifaniIhe &reu5er un0 brei tIsiz
ners S6iffe Iugsn 3tpiIfsn 5pei unb
bier Nsi.;p pcn Der 8iite entFernt.
Ro6 3peiItInDigem Sample 3ogen ii9
Die SrTurgenten nit einem gsrIuit BON
6 Sooten 3uriif. 2lu4 bel SsIeeo
Bead, na6e 9anas, p:riu6ten oi:Qmsz
ritaner cine 9anpung unter oemS9uB
oreier S6iffe, BON peIf.n einss Seis
tsnrGDer bate. Sin goOt nit breiBig
Uiarn purce qsIanoet, Op6 n1rsn Die
SPanier ouf Der gut. Die &anoeHs
Dan purOen nit @trre6rfeuar empfans
gen unO muBtsp fi9 nI4 einsm 3psi
l5UrtieRun9 iiebe 3. Scitc.j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-17
lin 10 lt6r ita9 es in Gee, un 1th
bem 8ef6paber ipieoer un5uialleBen.
Dobin bufeIbe gsbt, if bier niat be-
fannt.
9os fPantf8e 8ef6paosr
perlGBtGurocpd.

- - r " ~ ~ = " ~ -
berIGBtGurocod.
WtIIem It a 3, Guracoa, 16. Mai.
- Die fpuniI3en &reu3er n8i5capa"
unb yMdria 5ereIu" fa6en geltern
9(benb um 6 ll6r ben 6afen perIaiIen.
S6r 8eitimmung8ort lit unbetdnnt.
Die bier arberen ipantI6en &riegSz
T&iffe, Die auf Der 90be Oe5 9afenS
Iansn, oeT4panben gegan NStttdg;
geitern Qbenb tpurOe aber pieoer elner
Der Sorpeboidger geiidbtet.
0d6renO Die beioen erIt9en1nn!en
&risgsI9iFfe bier paren, nabmen lie
elm tleine5 Quantum 8o6Ien, Iople
ProOidnt. Sore Nbfobrt erfolgte aut
5orOerung Der Regierung, Die ii4 nI4t
elmer 8erIeBurg Der NeutrdlitGt I9uI=
big MAIDEN pplGte.
.&o6lepT9ifFe Fu6rte bic 5lotie ni4t
nit ii9; es perIautet iebo6, bab ft4
berIfiebens 8obIenI9iffe in Oieier8sz
genb befinOen. 0ie Die &e1Iel Der
S6iffe 6ei6affen paren, oariiber nun
De ni6t5 betdnnt.
Die gefun8enen &risgsz
Gorre ponDerten.
Sen 8e #. 55lu., 16. I}ai. - Der
8unoes0umpFer nllnca5" lit pbns Die
3psi in Sort @abap18, SaDana, ein8ez
tarterisn umeritaniI&en 3eitungsz
GorrsIponoenten (oermu!6liA G6drleS
3bralI uno 9aDOen Son:s) 6ier6er 3uz
riid8ete6rt. 0ie IGon beri4tst, be-
miibte Ii9 bic 3egtsrung, ben 2lusz
tauT9 OieIer GorreippnOepten Qe9sn
gefangsrs Spanier nit Der Ipanif6en
8egierung gu arrurgiren. Gupttdn
8rainaro unD Der Rsit DerU3arnIA1ft
bsS nuncas" oerDaigerp ale W}i!thetz
Iungen ii6er bus 8;iultut i6rar 0tii>
Tion, 10 Iorge Der ofFi3ieGe 8srift n.4t
in 6Grpsn oes Commodore ReneD lit.
Sen Ne It, 5Iu., 16. Uldi. - Die
Na6rift beItGtigt iiG, OaB @enerdlz
GapitGn 8Ianco Die 6eioen @orreIpOnS
bsnteD 5u befreier OerFproGsn 6a., 10
6dLD 3pei Der geFangenen ipdnii6:n
Offi3iere i'm 2tusuuI8 fir oieIel6en
na6 6dpana gsIGitt Ipero2n. Dies
pirO fOfort 9ei4s6en.
g}ep 0ort, 16. N}ai. - Die
yGDening 8orlO" 6ar;6tet, SeneraIz
Gapi!dn glanoo Ga62 in Den Qlu5taQIh
Der 8eflngsren eip3epjlIj8t, unO Die
bsioen Gorreipopoenten piirben be-
freit tpsrben, fobalO bic Ser. StuaRn
3Ipsi Der gefungensn Ipanii6en Diff
5isre urter elmer 9arlamsntdrfJ rfJag8e
na4 6apana i6iten. Dem 8erne6=
mer rd4 oertpanOete Ii9 Der britii9e
&onIul in 6aOona ener9iiG fir Die
Gorreippnoenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-17
Jo6rl C. Gri6(e.

9amen 6utnupeIn nit 9ea
freu3ten 8epe6ren Des fiinften
Regiments. 8uter 8ei6mud
uno 8eurt6eiIungsfG6igtei baben
mit Der Nuspabl pon Wudren,
tpel6e Dem 8eOarf be5 9ublitum5
entlpre4en, piel gu tbun, unO unz
Ter 8eitreben 1T itsts barduf gez
ri4tet, S6ren 9ebiirFnifen ent9ez
gen gu tommsn. Wenn Sic
6anOI4ube, S6mudTa6en, Gorz
tets, S9leieritoffe, 6d4er, 2eoerz
puaren, Sterling Silbsr Noz
pitGten, 2or9nstte Setten Ooer
Shirt Naift 8nopfgarniiurep
n0tbjg BADEN, mir fii6ren oieielz
ben.
Trible, 80 @eft : 3erington StraBe
Gs ruire 0cutib stiprOben.
gSEeb. .27,S ,S&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-05-17
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-05

Judge Tyner was postmaster general under
Hayes administration at Granada, Miss.
The patrons of that office attempted to
compel a white Republican postmaster TO
retire, but he refused 10 do so, and was
sustained by the department. The perse-
cution became so serious mat Gen. Tyner
ordered the office closed and the mail drop
ped at the next railway station. Granada
was a city of about 0,o01 population. all Of
whom were compelled TO go eight or ten
miles for their mail. The Mississippi SEN
ators and representatives endeavored to
bring articles OF Impeachment against
Tyner, but he would not yield. He told
them that the office OF Granada would
never be opened as long as he was post
master general unless iive OF the leading
Democrats OF the place, whose names ha
gave would become responsible for the
protection OF the postmaster and the good
behavior of the populace Az first these
gentlemen protested furiously but finally
yielded, The postofflce was reopened and
the postmaster had no more trouble.
Mr.. Webster. OF Charleston. the South
Carolina member of the Republican nation
al committee, says that Baker was a man
Of intelligence and Of some education. ex-
cellent character. sober habits. and was
respected by both the white people and
the members OF his own race until no was
appointed TO the postoftice. Then tho only
objection raised against him was his color
The government Is practically powerless
- punish the perpetrators of this atroelty
Under section b.5is OF the revised statutes
persons who interfere with an official OF
the government in the performance OF his
duties tand IL Is assumed that tho burning
CT the pos.office and the murder OF tho
postmaster may be construed a. such in
teTferenee) may be punished with fine and
imprisonment II convicted. and the same
men may he tried under the United States
laws for arson IN burning tho cabin in
which the postofiiee was temporarily MAIN
tanned, but there IS nothing in the Federal
statutes 10 forbid the murder OF post
masters, and men who are guilty OF this
outrage are amenabie only to the state
laws. II arrested they will be- tried before
a jury Of their peers and acquitted. be-
cause Il Is rot a crime In that part Of the
country 10 Kill niger" The office how
ever, will be abolished and viii not DO re-
opened under this administration.
The president and the postmaster gen.
erai feel the keenest horror and indigna-
lion. but they are powerless.-Chicago
Record.