Sandusky Daily Register (Newspaper) - June 2, 1890, Sandusky, Ohio DAILY REGISTER VOL XL VI OHIO MORNING JUNE 2 1890 R R R READY RELIEF The Cheapest cine for Family in the World n from one to twenty minutes Lever to relieve PAIN with ono thorough application No matter how violent or thn pain the NERVOUS NEURALGIC or prostrated with disease may Buffer RAD WAY'S KEADY RELIEF will Instant ease Cures the Worst Pains in ONE nmm NOT ONE HOUR After reading this Advertisement any ono with Fain Throat Toothache Influenza g CURED AND PRE VENTED JiY Ready Relief Ready Relief la a cure for Every Pain Sprains Bruises Pains la tbo Back Chest or Limbs It was the First and Is the Only PAIN rhat Instantly stops most tains Inflammation and cures lon whether Lungs Stomach Bowels or or organs by one application If with PNEUMONIA r any of the internal membranes after exposure to cold Ot Ac lone no time but apply Railway's on a piece of flannel over the part sd with congestion or Inflammation winch will in 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while others re- uire live or six times as much by Price SI DR BAD WAY'S Great Liver and Komedy Purgatives Soothing Without Pain Always ami Natural in Their Operation Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated purge purify anil DR for the euro of all of the Stomach Liver Bowels Bladder Nervous Lous Fever the Bowels Piles and all of 16 Internal viscera Purely vegetable con- no mercury minerals e the from of the Digestive inward Piles Fullness of the Head Acidity of the Nausea Disgust ot Komi nt Weight the stomach Hour or the Heart when in a lying Vision DOM or Welm the Fever nd Dull Pain In the Head of anil aln in the Chest Limbs ami of Heat Burning in the Flesh A few doses of PILLS will free le system from all tho above named Price M cents per box Sold by all Send stamp for postage to RiDWAY CO o street New Yort tor our book advice TO THE PUBLIC Be rare and ask for anil aee that 16 name of RADWAY Is on what you buy ulinA vs f O C riANE hoir at law and K Crane widow or said Walworth D Crane of New Tork City N Y will take notice that a conditional order o reviver of he above named action been by thn Common of Erin Comity Ohio Herein object and prayer of is to sot Hide the contract made for tho sale ami by to defendant of all that tract or parcel of hind lu tlie ity of Sandusky trie County Ohio in ity acres hounded and Lots Nos 27 28 and au much of lot 30 which lias sold tnd conveyed to The i K Company also so of lot 31 in ies southerly of the Lake Shore Michigan Railroad as belongs to lots being east oE Line all riparian rights thereof fhat may have judgment hat unless they show cause to the contrary on before the ISth day of July 1890 said will stand revived against them C H Attorney for POINT coney Im The annual grand opening of Ceda Point for tlie summer picnic campaign will occur with its usual formality on Thursday of this week Excursion parties aro expected over nearly all th railroad lines entering the city and with the home patronage the event is expected to be made an auspicious one Hearing something of elaborate prep in improvements being made at tho Point an emissary of THE KEG boarded the steamer K B Hayes the other day to enjoy o ride across the bay and to see what hac een done The place seemed more than ever and its enchantment was enhanced bj he shrill voices of singing irds who were chanting their Tho frisky chipmunk among the boughs of the pretty cedars and the waves of old Erie lashed their spray upon the beach wild flowers scattered among he exuberant foliage of well trimmed groves made a delightful picture such as can only bo painted by the art of The festive had not his mission on earth and was raining his legions for an attack upon ho first delegation of Among the improvements first noticed was a new boat house with a veranda llico and ladies toilet which is being in order for Mr Harry the veteran boat houce man of this city The old on he north side is being newly repaired and painted Numerous walks havo m added and the main walk trom ho dock has been extended down to ho beach making a total length from he boat landing on tho north to tho beach of about 118 rods A arye area of snd has been laid about ho main pavilion and new and pretty ower beds the work of Dilger tho lorist have been handsomely ar- A tastefully arranged mound tho inscription in rowing foliage of different hupp Cedar and back of this large and tropical plants have been et which makes a very pleasing effect tho last named is a century hint owned by Manager thirteen ears ago when he presented it to Mr red who in turn gave it to Ir O J True of Port Clinton and tho management of the gardnor it now graces the f Cedar Point Tlie dancing floor ot the main in hua been thoroughly oiled and put nto excellent condition for tho art and has been provided with a new more comfortable lice in tlie second floor iverythinK was fragrant with tho dor ot fresh paint and the sound of hummers made tho woods ing A is being built y Air Chas who op- atert tho shooting gallery which it near by Mr Max Stenzel has leased the candy and w ill please the ladies and hildren with fresh cream candy balls Max is n the grounds stock and The new water toboggan will o the mnst coolly and interesting this season and will be built on lin beach next to the bath houses nml bo so arranged that tho upon it can bo witnessed from parks and verandas of tno main The Cedar Point Steamboat any has the steamer Roland the season to run in connection ith the steamer El ayes on big ho has a carry ing capacity of 10 and will bo fitted out in order and supplied with lings to add to tho comfort of Manager of tho Cedar Point Co is a hustler and im every to increase the of the already famous and summer resort in tho whole A much larger business is this season than ever ef'oie The now Opera House band will ich music and many new and special will be announced as the advances of from T residing in Detroit Michigan notice that on the day of April 1890 Koch tiled Lia petition in the court of pleas of Kile Bounty Ohio in case No tlie named party and others for tUe and marshalling of all the liens upon all tnat iand and real estate situated in tlie city of and State of Ohio Fox Brewery Property and more lately asthe Ilg Brewery as well as also 1 and 2 ou Perry street in said city and the undivided one-half of lot No 43 on Water street in the pointment of a receiver of all ot said unl tlie sale of the same and the application ot the proceeds of the sale and the rents ami Incomes ol toe same to the f the Raid He OB p their order and other suitable relief defendant Is to answer on or before the 12th day of July A D or luent may be taken her GOODWIN GOODWIN A HULL Attorneys fur plaintiff BY USINO ALIEN CHEER SOAP CLOTHES GROCER FOR ir DIRECTIONS and not say that tho hand of God is in it all Here the pastor followed the tracing of history from its earliest be ginning to the war of the Rebellion showing that slavery was the cause o the war that when the crisis came no cringing submission nor humiliating compromise but abundance of money and men were brought forward to BHB tain the nation in this terrible crisis mention was made especially of James A Garfield as one of those who were brought out by the war and of the dis- respect and honor paid to his memory on Decoration Day in land Attention was called to tho bravery daring and courage of our soldiers upon the battlefield and oi the grandeur of the miltary power oJ the United States The sermon closed with the question What shall wo say if it DO as was said a few days ago in the extinct capital of the eracy that God alone knows which was There is but ono thing o say Nationality is no better than secession and they who fought for the no better than they who against it but wo know which was right the side of the and let us to-day and lere say to ourselves that so far as wo aro who ought and died in the war for the shall not have died in vain we no controversy with our defeated countrymen wo forgive them and ask blessing upon them but the re the war most stand intact and the of all men be regarded no man may hereafter be awed into silence by of violence who undertakes to expose vice or denounce injustice the press and pulpit will speak out in all he land against oppression and in avor of tho poor and helpless so and bold are the workings and of liberty that she go everywhere Owing to the illness of Rev J F there were no morning services church and the gation with the Presbyterians G H Text ii Timothy 8 10 The of inspiration ifl ita profit Tho l all scripture is in- of God nnd is profitable but tho all inspired profitable tho profit appeals in the of God which inculcates the believed in gods of d8 of hills and gods of they lao had goils of thieves and goda of over against tho teach one God hia attributes power wisdom justice truth each new attribute restricted nd corrected the actions of men as tese thoughts were presented to the humanity rono to a higher level 0 thought tended more to levato humanity than that of to one God the profit inspiration in its discriminations upon sin idea of tho cities of refuge which en appointed was designed to ro train mob law and to inculcate mercy nd justice mercy aud were Highland applied to all relations of ft third is profitable in love and all virtues in life as these deas havo obtained the evils of have been corrected by the tess if ideas the world will ontinue to rise until eni will bo established in earth note specially that Paul says there IE no proof of inspiration unless sina bo rebuked and men be instructed in the minister of the church that stands in of great social evils and 1 them its any idea of God or of truth which to ha inspired and lint rebuke sin or to right denies Paul's idea of tion if inspiration bo applied for Paul directs the of the church will grow finer and more and thu evils of society be more and more redressed D E Hit ice Patriotic Memories The state him just its and loving duty brave or its in the honored graves of who iu the war of tho Rebellion and now let the church speak out and utter its thanksgiving to GDI we n and iii ever shown i to to hrr rt i that nt u not a th inertly but nf nf the dt n 1 v t- i at- i by the ripple lin ail i i J Ml I- A I I H 11 to in guvi i in rind DU ii t it li l c n v hv tin to ih the begun lit a of which has never yet been successfully re- but no man cau read history May 31 00 About half past or 4 o'clock this we were visited by a terrible The thunder wap mi- ke tho common rolling thunder it vas sharp and quick as if the heavens were tilled with artillery engaged in battle The bolts seemed to e flying in every direction but the damage so far ascertained was the by lightning of Mr alFs barn and consuming it with Its Mr Truesdall had a light on the the belonged to hia Mr was a total loss with no nce Mr lost ono horse lie in getting the other two out Everything else was burned consisting f hay oats whont corn all his arness a mower and reaper n new ay rake and in fact all his farming The loss falls heavily on him IB o is a poor man The barn stood vest of tho road and fas built by Esq Drake over forty oars ago Tho that was was struck by lightning nd its leg broken or perhaps t might have been saved decoration was duly erday Although we had no spenker rom abroad we had a good time Tho was called to order by ent After excellent misic by our choir prayer was o fife red y the Rov F M Whitlock Tho roll if honor was road by II C Read Ksq nd then more music Rev Whitlock oad an original poem by Mrs L II ennison Mr Read moved that the oem be spread on our journal which as unanimously adopted Ono of tho which annually occurs is tho of some rare and beautiful roses rom Cal sent by Mrs fay tho soldier and widow of id Willard who lies in our ery These flowers are annually re- from Mrs Kay Sho don't for- ot tho soldier W I anil throe children f Mt O nro visiting his and Mrs and Lsa Read took in Cleveland yesterday 15 OTTAWA Kan May 35 1390 ED off here in prohibition Kansas where does as as any aws made by man over fulfills its ion 1 read weekly your ably con- paper as J have read its an- estry from tho days of on most points you my sentiments but on the saloon we differ I have just ruud n article editorial about the visit f two to your town both f I nave known from away jack and you make mention of tho vay they havo acquired their wealth s though you admired tho manhood of ne more than the other Will you tell which ono got his start he most coveted way for i son of ours if you have ono The one who it or the one who built up a foundation of his own wealth by the traffic on the top of old Milan I where for years ho kept a hell o run by himself alone and where of his customers whom ho had tilled up by accursed drink havo felt in the hands of a s you speak of but for another to tumble head first out door E HAMILTON M for WASHINGTON June and politics are likely to be the topics for in the house this is a suspension day Under the rules the following day either the ilver or postponed McDuffie vs furpin the Alabama election case is o come up The order has not yet been determined but if tho leaders who are canvassing the Republican have progressed far inough in the work to insure the ad- of the majority to tho main of the caucus they will it up Tuesday the special tile which tho limited time for ion and final action is a period prob ibly not exceeding two days Tlie case is expected to cause a jood deal of partisan feeling and it also may occupy two days Thero is an effort being mado to secure the for the bankruptcy arid as the leaders are disposed to test tho public feeling in the matter one day luring tho week will be allotted for irs The post office is also among the for early consideration In tho senato the silver question promises to bo a principal topic for Senator Pugh is booked or tho opening speech this week Senator Jones in charge of the ng expects that Senators Morrill and Hiscock of the finance committee several Democratic senators will peak in the course of tho week The progress of debate on silver is to bo interrupted by the ation of conference reports on several Senator Allison will call up the report on the army ap propriation and some nay ensue upon tho clause conference report on the nil is ready for presentation May 30 Decoration Day was duly observed iev Marsh of Stryker delivered an nd family of Wood county are og his father-in-law Harris formerly f Sandusky SAM expects an addition of WO to its population this year by im The population of Chili on the 1st of was This includes Indians Mr and Mrs fl Boyesen will spend the summer in Norway and Sweden XS SCROFULA It is that impurity in the blood which cumulating in glands oj tno necK duces unsightly lumps or swellings causes painful running sores on tho amis legs or feet which ulcers in tho eyes cars or nose often causing blindness or deafness which is tho origin of pimples cerous growths or the many other tions usually ascribed to which fastening upon tho lungs consumption and death Being the most ancient it is tho most general of all diseases or affections for very lew persons aro entirely Ireo from it CURED Hy taking Hood's Sarsaparilla which by tho remarkable cures it has accomplished often when other medicines have failed has proven itself to be a potent and peculiar medicine for this disease Some of these cures aro really wonderful If you suffer from scrofula bo sure to fry Hood's Sarsaparilla My daughter Mary was afflicted with old till she became six years of age formed in her neck and ono of them after growing to the size of a pigeon's egg became a running sore for over three years Wo gave her Hood's Sarsaparilla when the lump and all indications of scrofula entirely dis- appeared and now sbe seems to bo a healthy child j s N J N B Be sura to get only Hood's Sarsaparilla by C I HOOD CO Apothecaries Lowell Mass POO Doses One Dollar IN Forecast of Congressional La bors For the Week Mrs Parsons Tells Her tations of Dynamite Middlesboro Not in Aid Need of Closing of the Scotch-Irish Con- gress Forecast ot tlie WAR WASHINGTON June 1 11 p m J Forecast for 24 hours commencing on Monday For Fair stationary variable winds couldn't All June tho sition in Mechanical nail tonight Hov Jr John Now York addressed a Jarge in a manner of tho Scotch-Irish services of old This was tho closing event of tho longress here and ten thousand at- live thousand of these hail the building the ng gave warning and the police all other coiners This left on the outside who or admission Key Dr Purvis of Pittsburg outside and delivered an Irees while Dr Hall talked to those Brigadier General J A Knun rom tho South had the meeting in and introduced Dr Hall The the latter was God Reigns t was to carefully when con- iress was dismissed with a prayer by Jev Dr A of Toronto Parsons Herself CHICAGO June Parsons in speech today at a meeting of tho bund said that dynamite was o be the liberator of the human race ot that people should go around with and destroy human life but hat as gun powder had abolished tho lower of the feudal barons so would in tho hands of the working lass render the armies of the ats useless in a street fight The resolutions proposed by Mrs arsons were adopted declaring the find of dynamite at the Haymarket to be an attempt on tho part f the police to raise an anarchist hue md cry for purposes ot their own to the case of Schwab and Neebe NO Need of Aid Juno Ever ince the news of the fire has been dis- the city authorities have inundated with messages of pathy and offers of assistance from and many other owns in Kentucky Tennessee ginia and from hundreds of private in- all over the country Mid- is grateful but complete arrangements have been made by a own company and the town council o provide for all sufferers and assist he to make their losses good revisions have been received in Rebuilding will com- mence at dawn tomorrow Kenny for Biz WASHINGTON June P superintendent of the census received telegrams from about one hundred supervisors stating that hey were thoroughly prepared to inter upon the work of taking the census tomorrow morning that hing was in readiness to push the work with accuracy and rapidity TAPS ANNAPOLIS June 1 Tho members ot the board of visitors of the naval academy here are Rear Admiral Cimberly and Congressman Boutelle Wallace and Walcott SAN FRANCISCO June 1 The iard contest between Schaffer and closed night cored another run of points which made a continuance run of lor three nights SOFIA June Tho northern part of ho city hns been wrecked by n ane Tho loss will be considerable loss of life and injured vill amount to eleven NEW YORK June The seven were bitten hy a mad dog recently in St Joseph 111 arrived lere from that city today and were aken at York at 178 West Tenth street received prompt attention rom Dr Paul the in CINCINNATI June This afternoon Carpenters union held a mass nesting iti a hotly it tlie did not agree 0 hunts tor u daya work LONDON June A letter from the in rolhe one from en of Denmark ia published ii tho czar a and I.e punish heavily il seventy on the part of the Lastly he to instruct hia sters to measures of Juno 1 anil of Chicago each for thirty-two rounds here this morning for a purse of A oat blow made quit At Columbus Athletics American Association B At Syracuse B fi Toledo I Healy Kodgers At Brooklyn 4 u f St Louis o 7 e Toy Ramsey At Rochester 0 5 5 Louisville Batteries McKeogh Ryan Injured WASHINGTON June Harrison and Mrs visited Alexandria day and attended services nt Christ church where Washington ped As their presence was not at first known the pew formerly occupied by Washington but now reserved for di8 visitors was not opened for them While Mrs Elaine's carriage was waiting for her to return the horses be- came frightened and in tho runaway that followed George Lamb Mrs Blaine's coachman was thrown to the ground and seriously injured inter- nally Financial and Commercial May 31 no loans offered at i per cent PRIME MERCANTILE cent STERLING and nnu at i for 60 days i for demand total gates ot stocks to-day were Tho stock market today was quiet as it was holiday's session coming between wo holidays and the attendance being very a rule wore neither wido nor significant Tho bank statement proved to be unusually favorable tue in the surplus reserve being nearly i million and a half which caused an effort in lie last few minutes of business to recoup early sales for a account with the result of bringing many stocks up to and above the I rst prices The close however was rather eavy and comparatively quiet RAILROAD Sales and steady STATE neglected BONDS AS 132 Mutual Union NJ coup North n Pao 1st sixes of do 04 new lOSJi Trans Ton new 5s Bt Jj Irm Gen 93 Ten new 75 Bt Paul lets Bt P O Pao 1st G 1st 118 Gold bar Rio G 83 T P K G Tr rots 44 W Ista 1st irie KO M K AiTGen 80 STOCKS AT BID 2d do preferred 13 do preferred 80 Ontario 2114 Oregon Oregon Nav Express 102 A T re Haute 38 do American Kurd R Canada anuda trana Neutral Ohio 24 Peo Deo A Eav do 1st preferred 64 Pull Pal Oar Co 108 47 us Bt U Paciflo 18 St L Ban Fran 35 do 47 do preferred 0434 Ban 13 do 1st Columbus Bt Paul do Lack at 112 Jon A Grande 19 St Paul A Omaha East lo do preferred 39 do 1st preferred 78 Tonn Coal Iron 48 do 2nd preferred so Texas Pacific Erie O Gen 83 do Union Ant United States Ex 72 Worth Don Wab StL Pao clocking do preferred Houston as Texas G Western Union nd Bloom Wst Texas 16 Am Cotton Oil Colorado Coal do Iron Silver ako Shore 113 Nash 90 Louisville A 40 Memphis 60 Central 101 J 93 113 lin St Louia 85 29 MH 190 Ontario Quicksilver 7 do Butro 6 20 Kioh 2334 A Top Fe U P Den Gull 35 8 1 pM Den Rio Gr pf 55 Missouri Southern Moli lo Ohio Chicago IS 111 P 34 Now Wisconsin Cent cs Gas Nor Paciflo Lead Trust do referred 84 Western C C O L do referred 148 few Utah Y St L 17 Great 21 MARKETS BK CINCINNATI MARKET CINCINNATI May 31 No 2 red at 94395 No 2 mixed at No 2 mixed at No 2 at 588169 steady at 13 00 at 5 75 BULK Firm Sales of 891 barrels on a aals of 1 09 common and light at 2 759 75 packing and butchers at 3 00 CHICAGO MARKET CHICAGO May 31 and unchanged 2 spring at No 8 at No 2 red at 2 at 33 2 at 2 at 2 Nominal FLAX l atl 47 MESS 13 50 6 BULK ribs at 6 26 dry salted shoulders at short clear sides 75 1 09 and unchanged TOLEDO MARKET May 31 and higher and steady at and steady at a GO NEW YORK May 31 Weak and quiet Steady and duTI Dull and heavy at down No 2 ed at 94 elevator afloat o Ij ungraded Dull western at Canada at Quiet and weaker No 2 at ator ungraded and mixed at 30 4154 steamer mixed at Dull and unchanged No 2 white at mixed western at No 2 Chicago at 35 Steady and fairly active shipping at Rood to choice at Firm and quiet Rio firmer and quiet fair cargoes at 20 No 7 Hat bean at SUGAR Deld tinner quiet and fair refined Irmer and fairly active Foreign held firmly at 19 tor 60 est New Orleans common to fancy at Quiet and steady domestic at at Firm western at WOOL Firm and In good demand domestic pulled at Texas at i Steady mess at 13 26 extra prime at 11 00 CUT Dull and easy plotted bellies at do shoulders do hama bt middles dull and weak short and clear at G 00 Easy and dulL Quiet and western dairy at do creamery at In fair demand and steady western iS Who left the United States for Liberia last year have lately returned being to stand the climate aody going to a new climate lavo a bottle of Sulphur Bitters with as a safeguard against Hartford and Pencils Avery choice line at the REGISTER CHAPLAIN TALMAGE The Brooklyn Divine Talks of the Sword and its Mission Before the Thirteenth Regiment N G S N Y My Sword Shall be Bathed in His Text to TUB N Y June 1 T this evening the annual sermon before the Thirteenth merit in the Academy of Music The stnil officers and members of the regiment were immediately in front of tho and their friends thronged tho galleries The hymn sung was tho national My country tis of theo Sweet land of liberty The subject of tho sermon The Ita Mission and Its Doom Tho text Isaiah xxxiv My sword shall bo bathed in heaven Three hundred and fifty-one times docs tho Bible speak of that sharp keen curved inexorable weapon which flashes upon us from the text the sword Sometimes the mention is and sometimes damnatory sometimes as drawn oo sheathed In the Bible and in much secular literature tho sword represents all javelins nil carbines all guns all police clubs nil battle axes all weaponry for physical defense or attack It would be an interesting thins to the history of the Plow find follow its furrow all down through tho from the first crop in to tho last crop in Minnesota It would bo interesting to follow the Pen as it has trucked its way on down through the literature of nations from its first word in the first book to tho lust word which some author last wrote as ho closed his It would bo an interesting thing to count tho echoes of tho Hammer from tho nail driven down through all the mechanism of centuries to the last stroke in the carpenter's shop yesterday But in this my sermon as chaplain of tho Thirteenth rudiment I propose ing up a weapon that has done n work that neither Plow uor Pen nor Hammer ever accomplished My theme is the sword its mission and its doom A OF The sword of the text was bathed in heaven that ia it was a sword of as mother sword may bo bathed in hell and the sword of cruelty and wrong Thero is a great difference be- tween the sword of and tho sword between tho sword of Leonidos and the sword of Benedict Ar- nold In our effort to hasten tho end of war wo have hung tho sword with abuses and execrations when it has had a mission and when in many crises of tho world's history it has swung for liberty and justice civilization and righteousness and God At the very opening of the Bible and on the oast side of the Garden of Eden God placed a flaming sword to defend the tree of lifu Of the officer of the law St Paul Ho not tho sword in vain Through Moses God Put every man his sword by his side David iu his prayer Gird thy sword upon thy thigh O most mighty Ono of the old battle shouts of the Old Testament was The sword of the Lord and of eon Christ in a great exigency said that such a weapon was more important than a coat for he He that hath no sword let him sell his and buy one Again he I come not to send peace but a Of Christ's ond coining it is Out of his mouth went a sharp two edged sword Thus sometimes figuratively but ally the dirino mission of the sword is an- What more consecrated thing in the world than Joshua's sword or Caleb's sword or Gideon's sword or David's sword or Washington's sword or Marion's sword or Lafayette's sword or ton's sword or Kosciusko's sword or Gar- sword or hundreds of thousands of American swords that have again and again been bathed iu heaven Swords of that kind have tho best friends of tho human race They have slain tyrannies pried open dungeons and cleared tho way tor nations in their march upward It was better for them to tako tho sword and be free than lie under the oppressor's heel and suffer Thero is something worse than death and that is fife if it must cringe and crouch before the wrong Turn over the leaves of the world's history and find that there has never been a stopped or a nation liberated except by the sword I am not talking to you about the way ought to be but about tho way they mvo been What force drove back tho Saracens it Tours and kept Europe from jeing overwhelmed by Mohammedanism and subsequently all America given over o Mohammedanism The sword of Charles and his men Who can deal enough n infinities to tell was accomplished or the world's good by tho sword of Joan of In December last I looked oft and saw in the distance the battlefield of Marathon and I asked myself what was it that on that most tremendous day in history stopped tho Persian hosts representing not only Persia but Egypt and Tripoli and Afghanistan and and Ar- menia a host that had Asia under foot and proposed to put Europe under foot and if successful in that battle would have submerged by Asiatic barbarism European civilization and us a in after time American The swords of Miltiades and Themistocles and Aristides At tho waving of these swords the eleven thousand lancers of Athens on tho run dashed against the one hundred thousand insolent Persians and them down or pushed them back into the sea The sword of that day saved the best part of the hemispheres a trinity of keen steel flashing in the two lights he light of the setting sun of barbarism light of the rising sun of civilization Hail to these three great swords bathed in TUB WORK FOB GOOD What put an end to infamous Louis plan of universal conquest by which England would have been made to kneel on tho steps of tho Tuileries and the Anglo-Saxon race would have been halted and all Europe The of Marlborough at Blenheim Time came when tho Roman war eagles whose beaks had been punched into the hearts of tions must be brought down fiom their eyries All other attempts had fully failed but the Germans the mightiest nation for brawn and brain undertook the work and under God succeeded What back tho Roman cavalry till the dorses wounded flung their riders and the last rider perished arid the forest became the scene of Rome's The sword the bravo sword the triumphant sword of Arminius While through ary my nerves tingled with excitement and I roue in the car the better to see the of Chalons the mounds and works still visible though nearly five dred years ago they were shoveled up Here the heathen monster called by himself the Scourge of God for the punishment of his life a sacre oi nations came to ignominious de- feat and he put into one great pile the wooden saddles of his cavalry and tho spoils of tho cities and kingdoms he had sacked and placed on top of this holocaust the women who had accompanied him In bis devastating march ordering that the torch be put to the pile What power bioko that sword and stayed that red scourge of cruelty that was rolling over Tho sword of Theodoric THE INDEPENDENCE OF TBB UNITED STATES To come down to ages all gent Englishmen unite with all intelligent runs tuo thing colonies swung off from Britain It would been the worst absurdity oS years if iMs continent should have continued in loyalty to u throne on tho other sido of tho No would pose a governor for tho States as thero h i general for Canada We queens in our American capital could hardly bo brought to support a queen on tho other side of the and good as Victoria ia The only uso wo have for carls and lords and dukes in thin country is to treat them well when they pass through to their hunting grounds in tho far west or when their fortunes have failed them by wealthy monial alliance Im rino his nation yet a port of English Tho trouble the mother country has today with Ireland would bo a paradisaic condition compared with tho trouble she would have with us England and the United States mako excellent neighbors but tho two families aro too largo to live in the same house What a godsend that we should have parted and parted long ago I But I can think of no other way iu which wo could have possibly achieved American independence George III tho half crazy king would not have let us go Lord North his prime minister would not have let UH go Gen Lord wallis would not have lot us go although after Yorktown iie wan glad enough to have us lot him go Lexington and ker Hill and and Trenton and Valley Forgo were proofs positive that they were not willing to let us go Any committee of Americans going across tho ocean to soy what could havo been douo would have found no better tions than London Tower Tho only way it could have bean done was by tho sword your sword son's pen could write the Declaration of Independence but only Washington's sword could have achieved it and the other swords bathed in IT IS A SWORD So now the sword has ils uson although it is n sheathed sword There is not an armory iu Brooklyn or New York or Philadelphia or Chicago or Charleston or New Orleans or any American city that could be spared We have in all our can cities a ruffian population who though they are small in number with tho good population would again and again mako rough and stormy times if back of our mayors and common councils and police there were not in the armories and arsenals some keen steel which if brought into play would make quick work with mobocracy There aro in every great community unprincipled men who like u row on n largo scale and they heat themselves with sour mash and old rye and other decoctions enriched with blue vitriol turpentine sugar of lead sulphuric acid logwood strychnine night and other precious ingredients and take down a glass with n re- sounding of satisfaction When they get that stuff in them and Ihu blue vitriol collides with tho potash and the turpentine with the sulphuric acid t he tims are ready for anything but and decency and good government Again and again iu our American cities has tho of home been demonstrated You remember how when the soldiers were all away t'i the war in what conflagrations kindled in the streets of New York antl negroes were hung Some of you remember the great riots in Philadelphia at fires sometimes just for the opportunity of uproar and de- spoliation In a ut i theatre would havo resulted in New fork city not been for the soldiery of insult which the American had re- in En from the of Mr Macready the English actor when the ter appeared in New York in Macbeth the distinguished Englishman was hissed and mobbed tho walls of the city having been placarded with tho Shall Americans or English rulo in this Streets were filled with a crowd insane with passion The riot act was read but it only evoked louder yells and heavier leys of stones and the whole city was threatened with violence and tion But the Seventh regiment under Gen marched Broadway pre- ceded by mounted troops and at the com- the mob tered and New York was saved What would have become of Chicago two or three years ago when tho police lay dead in the streets had not the sharp command of military Do not charge such scenes upon American tions They are as old as tho Ephesian mob that howled for two hours in Paul's about the theatre amid the ruins of which I stood last January They were witnessed in 1675 in London weavers the streets and entered buildings to destroy the machinery oC those who be- cause of their now inventions could under- soil the rest They were witnessed in 1781 at the trial of Lord George Gordon when there was a religions riot Again in 1719 when the rabble cried Down with the Down with the menting There always have baen and ways will be in great communities a of people that cannot govern themselves and which ordinary means cannot govern and there arc exigencies which nothing but the sword can meet Aye the are the very lust regiments that it will be safe to disband WILL TAKE ITS Arbitrament will take tho place of war between nation arid nation and national armies will disband as a consequence and ths time will hasten there will be no need of an American army or navy or a Russian army or navy But some time after that cities will have to keep their armories arid arsenals and well drilled militia because until the millennial day there will be populations with whom arbitrament will bo as impossible as treaty with u cavern of hyenas or a jungle ut snakes Those men who rob stores and hug and prowl about the wharves at midnight and the dice in gambling hells and go armed with pistol or dirk will refrain from disturbance of the public pence just in proportion iut they realize that the militia of a instead of being an awkward ami in daugar of cuch other by mistake or losing abeir own life by looking down into tho gun barrel to see 11 it loaded or getting fast in their boot Igg are prompt as the sunrise keen tho north wind ient as a thunderbolt and accurate and regular and disciplined in their ments as the planetary system Well done then I say to the legislatures and governors and mayors and all who decide upon larger armories and setter places for drill and more generous the militia The sooner the sword can safely go back to the scabbard to stay there the better but until the clangs against tho case in that final ment let the sword be kept free from rust sharp all along tbo edge and its point like a needle and the handle polished not only by the chamois of the regimental ant but by tho hand of brave and patriotic officers always ready to do their full duty Such swords are not bathed in ty or bathed in cruelty or bathed in op- pression or bathed in outrage but bathed in heaven Before I speak of the doom of tho sword lot me also say that it has developed the grandest natures that the world ever saw It has developed sublime energy of the which defies tho uni- verse when it feels i to be in tho right It has developed a self sacrifice which re- the idea our life ia worth more than anything else when for a ciple it throws that life away as much as to It is not necessary that I live but it is necessary that righteousness triumph Thero aro tens of thousands among the northern and southern veterans of our civil war who aro 95 per cent larger and mightier in soul than they would have been had they not during the four years of national agony turnad their back on home and fortune and at the front sacrificed all Cor a principle It was tho sword which on tbo northern side developed a Grant a McClellan n Hooker a Hancock Sherman ft Sheri- dan anti Farragut and Porter and on the southern side a Lee a Jackson a Hill a and tho Johnstons Albert Sydney E and Admiral mes and many Federals and Confederates whoso graves in national cemeteries aro marked yet who were just as golf and as any of their major whoso resting places all up and down tho banks of tho the tho Potomac the the have recently been snowed under wilh white flowers typical of resurrection with rod lowers the carnage through which they passed cud Mm blue Il- lustrative of tho through which they ascended TUT is DOOMED But the sword u doomed There is ono word that needs to bo ia every throno room iu every MMr ir every navy yard in That word is no ment throw its sword away until all agreed to do of the recent of North and South at mid through con- vention to i July in London and other in which prime 1 and sultana ami i i I v ill and if a few I hen nil lie MU ions n ill send out a force of to wipe out from the if i li tho But until by all the great thai spikes its films would simply invite post before land think you fur pose U many how long uid they if be- fore any should throw away v and 1 would Cm Russian bear tti without any such of it would not IKJ the of our harbor i the of i i i 1 t to show the folly I I Til I go il to dis- armament At the of Halt all hai: At tho command uf thumping At of disbanding That mny Iv you The army i of tions England i i id it many is ia most tli it Suppose that the millions ot longing to ing of in absolute pan of their instead of con- not tb world's ties improve and the world's bo Or you idea that war i IHM to kill tin plus I lie that the world be so crowded there would soon iiii and even tho loom would 1 trust nias anil thu and to kill the fast win n I too full God will blow tbr and start another a one Be- side that war Kills people who can least be It the of tba could misily spare to go to in tbo tiary and their them in that limited it in t ed and the go out to tlie Mostly they men li they aged had only or ten at the most to live I In would not be BO grunt it in who or fifty years to live who step into the jaws of battle In our war Col Ellsworth fell while yot a mere lad sou was only 35 was only of fell between twenty thirty years of age I looked into tho faces of the French and troops as out to al Sedan and they for the most part of splendid boys So in all ages war has preferred to tbo young Alexander Groat died ut When war the young only takes that t bey arc but that which they might him been TiME COMING So we are that the time coming nation shall not lift up sword nation joth swords Khali go into tlie in heaven and the Bword bathed in hell In a war in Spain it soldier went on and in In: bad the of shooting of the other army who bad strolled away from Wo tout Bo took aim and dropped Running up to the man he took bis knapsack for and a I otter dropped out of it it turned out to bo a letter signed by hts own in other words he had shot his brother If the brotherhood of man bo a true doctrine ho who shoots an- other man always shoots his own brother What a horror Js war and its cruelties were well illustrated when the Tartars after swooping through Russia and Poland dis- played with pride nine great sacks filled with the right ears of the fallen and when a correspondent of The Times writing of the after the battlo of Sedan Kvery moan that tho h rim an voice can utter from that heap of agony and the cries of For the love of God A A never ceased After war hns wrought ouch how glad we will be to have the Old ster himself die Lot his living couch be spread in dismantled fortress through which tho stormy winds howl for a pillow a battered and let his bed be hard with the rusted bayonets of the slain with the coarsest blanket that picket ever and let his only cup be the bleached bone of ono of his war and tho last taper by his bedside expire na the midnight blast into his The candle of the wicked hhall be put out To-night against this of the glorious future I a 1 foundry in full blast have stirred tho until seven heated Tlie of tho world's iul foundry and they arw iuH and they begin to n and melt and iu hissing they roll on dywn of rock until they fall mold like the iron foot of u tho liquid coola off a hard mill brought out on an anvil it is beaten and pounded and stroke after stroke until that which was a weapon to reap harvests men bo- comes an implement turning the noil for harvests of corn become the plowshare and comrades of the Thirteenth regiment of state After another year of pleasant I hail you with a salutation ali made up of good wishes and prayers Honored with dence in tho tho best land under tbo sun let us dedicate ourselves anew to God and country and home In conflict called The War of the white rose was the badge of the house of York find the red rose badge of the house of Lancaster and with these two colors they opposed cash other in battle To enlist you in tho Holy War for all that ia good against all that IH wrong 1 pin over your heart two badges the one suggestive of the blood shed fur oar and the other symbolic of soul made white and Rose of Sharon and tht Lily of- tho Be these our regimental and and
