Marshall County Independent, Volume 2, Number 3, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 November 1895 — Page 3

TEMPERANCE WOMEN.

TWENTf -SECOND SESSION OF THE W. C. T. U. CLOSED.

Prominent Workers In the Temperance Cause from All Parts of the United State Meet All Creeds Made Welcome.

Mis Willard Re-elected. Miss Frances Willard whs a sain elected president of the W. C. T. I", at the twenty-second annual convention held in Baltimore. There was practically no opposition, although complimentary votes were cast for several other prominent workers. Other oßicers were elected as follows: Vice President-at-Iarge. Mrs. Jj. M. N. Stevens; Treasurer, Mrs. Helen M. Barker; Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. Katharine Lent Stevenson, of MasBachusetts; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Clara C. Hoffman, of Kansas City, Mo.; Assistant Recording Secretary, Mrs. Frances J. Beauchamp, of Kentucky. The day's proceedings were opened with devotional exercises conducted by Miss Elizabeth Greenwood. The venerable Mother Thompson, the original temperance crusader, offered a prayer. The report of the Committee on Credentials ehowed that forty-three States were represented and that 423 persons were present and entitled to vote. TJie Committee on Itcsolutions made its report and the convention took it up for

KNOCKS OUT THE FIGHTERS.

Arkansas Supreme Court Reverses the I'Catherriian Decision. The Arkansas Supreme Court rendered a decision in the Corbett case, by which Judge Leatherman's decision was reversed and the prize fight law sustained. Corbett was remanded back- to the custody of the Sheriff of Garland County. Chief Justice Bunn, in delivering the opinion, severely criticised Chancellor Leatheraian, saying he had no authority

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consideration in sections. It declares for total abstinence, favors devotional ser-ricc-s, deplores the practice of deriving Governmental revenue from the liquor traöic, declares against the legalized saloon and in favor of union on "the Staten

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COKUETT AND DETfTY SIIEUIFF IlAUl OCK . S for his action in the habeas corpus case. Judge I-catheruian, wlu-n asked what he thought of the decision, said: "I care nothing about the prize light. 1 think Gov. Clarke has put himself in a ridiculous attitude in view if the unconstitutional positions he has taken. lie is perfectly correct in what the Chancellor would decide because he himself knows that the law wan unconstitutionally passed. Ho bail no right to any other opinion. He was incorrect, however, when he said he thought no other judge in the State would render su-h an opinion, for, in order to declare the law unconstitutionally passed, it would be necessary to nullify or invalidate an article of the Constitution. I challenge the criticism of nil reputable lawyers and courts. I do this in view of the expressions of the Governor on the subject." Martin Julian, ' manager for Fitzsimmons, was seen immediately after the news of the Supremo Court's adverse decision reached Little Kock. lie said:

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NATIONAL W. C. T. U. IX SESSION.

Island basis' to battle with intemperance, reailiims allegiance to the prnhihition party, commends the action of the Atlanta commissioners in closing the exIosition on Sunday, declares for un fermented wine at the sacrament, favors fccicntilie temperance instruction in the public schools and affirms that the W. C. T. F. lias never received any money for the "endorsement of any school physicology;" condemns bird shooting tournaments, the use of narcotics, and lynching, favors female suffrage and deprecates "the use of weapons in school drills as fostering a military spirit." Miss Willard favored a resolution admitting Catholic and Hebrew women to active co-operation in W. C. T. I., work. One of the delegates suggested it might not he quite consistent for the "Women's Christian Temperance Fnion" to ask Hebrews to alliliate. She laid special emphasis on the word "Christian." Miss Willard with a good deal of feeling said: "They have extended the hand of sympathy to our organization and our cause. We should invite them to co-operate. I want to welcome them to us if they want to come." Finally the convention enthusiastically adopted the resolution, and Miss Willard said fdie thanked God for this act of the convention, and that she considered it an honor and a pleasure to extend the hand of fellowship to Catholic and Hebrew women. The convention indorsed its Woman's Temperance Publishing Association, eonducted by women in Chicago. It indorsed the temperance hospitals which do hot administer brandy and other intoxicants In medicine. It rcjoici-d in the usefulness of the various young people's societies of 'he churches. It commended the organization of a W. C T. I,'. lecture hi: reu u and expressed appreciation of the Demorst temperance medal contests. It asked for n place for women on the divorce commissions of the various States. Mrs. Matilda II. Carse, of Chicago, presented the "Temple report," showing the progress of raising $:',( K, hj nocessarv fco clear "The Temple" in Chicago of debt. Mrs. Carse retorted $lOS,(ioo condition that the balance bo raised by Jan. 1. .. Airrecd on Their Policy. A Washington dispatch says: President Cleveland and Secretary Olney are agreed on the Venezuelan policy. The published intimation that Secretary Olney intends to resign because he has not been sujported by the President in his fireign policy is wholly discredited here, ami perilous close to the Si'orefary insist that the relations between him and the President are of the most cordial and intimate nature, and have been such since Mr. Olney assumed the administration of the State Department. His visit to Boston is said to have been required by prosing private business, and he was enabled to plead an excuse for his absence from the Atlanta party on the ground that he would be x ported to accompany a number of diplomats from Washington to Atlanta later n to be present there on diplomatic da.

"Now that we are barred out of Arkansas by the decision of the Supreme Court, Fitzsimmons is prepared to accept the oflVr'bf Corbett's manager, made in Dallas, that we fight in private. We will go anywhere on earth in order to get a fight out of Corbett. Any place will suit us. We will go to London and fight Corbett for the .VXX) purse offered by the Mirror of Life. Corbett has repeatedly stated that he would fight Fitzsimmons in a

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room, in a balloon or in a barrel, and we are perfectly willing to meet hira under any of these conditions."

DECREASE IN THE RECEIPTS. Internal KevcniicCollcctiuti for Three Month Show a Fulling OIL The statement prepared ut the Internal Revenue Itureau of the collections of internal r Venue during the first three mouths of the present fiscal year shows the total collections to have been $.T7,74I.47S, as against $ÖS,(r 1,108 for tlm same period last year. The amounts from the several sources of revenue are given as follows: Spirits, $ 1 N.S.7 rJS, decrease from the same period last year $21, .''::!,;'; I; tobacco, $N,07.V increase $ltaUW; fermented liquors, $1 (),. S,1()0, increase $7UL',a',(; oleomargarine, $,ir,S,- .'. I. decrease $l.T7,r"i0; miscellaneous, $S1,470. decrease $1 VAAW. During the month of September last the receipts are given as fallows: Spirits $a.l(H),r., increase .",CG1 .IT.KJ; tobacco! $'J.;7lSv0U;. increase $Sr,t;(r; fermented liquor. $.'. S8..VJ-J, increase .TJJMITJ; oleomargarine, $I)7,UT2. decrease $."!.CkM; miscellaneous, $lM.,;nr, decrease $1.M,4'.Ki. Total receipts for September $11!,OOl.'JÖC, which is a gain over September, 1MM. of $.VtS2.2."l. o far during the month of October the receipts from internal ' revenue amount to jSKCtW.l'tW, which is a slight gain over Inst mouth.

Now that Minneapolis has 'completed her census we see no reason why tdic thould not go on with the Harry Hayward feeÜTitiea.

Quite simple. When a Burmese husband and wife decide to separat-, the woman goes out and buys two little candles of equal length, which are made especially for this use. She brings them home. She and Ler husband sit down on the floor, placing; the candles between them, and light them simultaneously. One candle stands for him. the other for her. The one whose candle goes out first rises and goes out of the house forever, with nothing but what he or she may have on. The one whose candle has survived the longest, even by a second, takes everything. So the divorce and division of the property -if you can call that a division-are settled. It looks fair enough, but as 1 once heard somebody remark, appearances are deceitful. The wife on her way home with the candle, takes a tiny scraping from the bottom of one of them. A very little will be enough. If the husband and house are empty of pretty much everything but children, she takes the shortened candle and walks out free and content. But If the house Is well furnished and the husband's

possessions are considerable, he gets tne short candle and does the walking.

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M?r. Capcl Now . lUch Itancher. Mgr. Capel Is the Catesby of Disraeli's "i.othair," and converted Liord IJute to the Catholic faith He got under a cloud, however, in some way, and was sent to the United States in a sort of exile. The clergy in this country did not take to him much, and he swung a lecturing tour circle, finally betaking himself to California, where he bought a large ranch and went in for raising line horses and blooded

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Of the farmers of this country onefourth, or '20 per cent., have property valued at less than $1,000 ; 73 per cent, have holdings rated at from 1,000 to ? H i.OOO; and only 2 per cent, h.nve property valued at from $ 10,000 to $100,000. The number of millionaires anions the farmers is so inappreciably small that it docs not appear in the census returns.

Comfort In Travel. You realize this in the highest degree on the famous fast trains of the Michigan Central, "The Niagara Fails Koute." between Chicago and New York and Boston in connection with the New York Central and Hudson River and Boston and Albany Railroads. Transport, the great London journal of transportation interests, sajs: "Certainly they outdo us In comfort and luxury, and the accounts of the sleeping and dining cars must create envy in the breasts of those who know what it is to travel all night seated upright In a jolting railway carriage. Indeed, the trains on the Michigan Central are like colossal hotels on wheels, and the comfort of the passengers Is a thing assured." For tickets, sleeping-car reservations, folders, or any special information desired, apply at city pnssenger and ticket office, No. 119 Adams street, opposite the postoffice. O. W. RUGGLES, Gen'I Pass'r and Ticket Agent. Discretion Is the salt, and fancy the sugar of life; the one preserves, the other sweetens It

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