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The Pre.ess Elections ne Crsserdsn.

The general Republican success which
has attended the late elections, says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, has emboldened
Republican organs to claim with conh-
dence triumph in the next Presidential
contest. II reminds us OF 1889. In that
year the Democracy carried three-foorths
Of the States Of the Union. Pennsyiva'
mia was Democratic by large majority
So were Ohio and Indiana. Everything
seemingly betokened a brilliant Demo
cratic victory in 1910. In lsiO! What
defeat and disasters do these magic
figures recall to those who are old
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The story of this lliad Of the Nursery
Is told by VIM. l.. Stone in the old Prov
dence Journal, The mother-in-lsw Of
ThOmss Fleet the editor In 1881 Of the
Boston Weekly Rehearsal, was the original
Mother Goose--tAe Mother Goose Of the
world-famous melodies Mother Goose
belonged to a wealthy family In Boston,
where her eldest daughter, Elizabeth
Goose, was married by Cotton Mather,
in l7l5, TO Fleet, and in due time gave
birth to a son. Like most mothers-in'
law in our own day, the importance Of
ArH Goose increased with the appear
ance Of her grandchild, and poor Mr..
Fleet, half distrActed with her endless
nursery ditties, nnding all other means
fsil. trisd What ridicule could effect, and
actually printed a book with the title
"Songs for the Nursery; or, Mother
Goose's Melodies for Children. Printed
by T. Fleet, at his printing house, Pud-
ding Lane, Boston. Price, ten coppers.
SfoShss 0use wAs. ne mother Of nine
teen children, and hence we may easily
trace the origin Of the famous classic,
"Thsrs wss an old woman Who lived In shoe. 5
shs had ~ many children she didn knos What
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MrSSrsorAs usual Radical majority
seems to be cut down considerably. II
has been ten thousand. In Massachu-
setts. also, the majority Is comparatively
small. M t...
THE result In Mississippi isa large
lump of sugar in the chalice OF vinegar
The deliverance Of that carpetbagger
cursed State IL severe blow between
the eyes TO the Radicals. There is some
thing of tidal wave, yet. f
r., ,a..;u- a., T.x.s "a. orom,tlv
rty
reiieved IRON points ~ Iar ds'snt rs
Maine. and no questions asked. II IL
~.sn,, n, ,ho.e few old be.deviI pojiti.
c;,n. North and South would be the
bsppicst family In the world.
~, w..h,..,., .or,..,o,d.rt cs An.
NJ. W. Tst... ..v. ,h.s !, i. s.r.r.
IN. .im;,,.a ;n w..h,n-,o, ,hst ",
C'.ndlar .ccs,.ed Tho sscre,a,v.hin 81
~. In,.,;or r. Too re..on.. r;r,t to
,,.s @ -. ;mm.r.. m.cb;nerv 70 elect him
~ % 49, ssn... 49, ~. ,;m. com.. and
s"o"n, % .;d Con.,., Grant In hi. ,bird
,o,m .,r;,.,;on. -
-, s..., .,.,. ,.-..,,
.Pa .ao % w ~" p.p.,t,;s.nu
rssponue"'e '"A' e'ea .,.', 'o ..ls"I - S;,h
=, o,'"u',". ae "o' ~ %%s'!.-" -, a..
~. .s,:,;.s,.' y ID p.S;.., - =, Tud;.nn
n. grinds out increasingly. It went we'll
enough for a week or 70, but now II be-
gins to remind them too forcibly Of the
old English ditty:
" From wuddls,on to w.ddIe,on !. fifteen miles,
From w.dd,ssos 70 wu'Sso1 ~ss.,,san y sm.e'' "' W
rrom WsdsI.,oo to wuddIsson. -H
From wuddleson to wsddletou is Afsssu mica"
WHEN General Spinner resigned, the
New York Suns Washington correspon-
dence pointed out that the real reason
was that his accounts would not bear ex-
animation. Now his successor shows
that items amounting to s765, ,966, which
have for years figured as cash in the Treas
uiy, arc ieA'y uenS' %.,, nv" .,sSs %
!" ~, A ~ ~ -. -. L;nd,
manu- 'Ast '@y ~ 's .s.T....m-. 1T
Inc way ou.' a.. 1 S.. ~. - a.. -.
n"en .uo.ne ~. nv 80. ao;,as,,.
arc eA.eu ~ s.mf, ...,,.S nj. I..v..
Aooorn.s vs.. -" s ~ ~. r,,,,;o - ,o.s ;r,s,est
amP'e YIN. 'o' '"e P''"' W
In inc mA''e'
GOVERNOR JOE Pow-SE-SoPoeHE Is
after Gibson, agent for the Osage Indians
with sharp stick. Gibson 10 the agent
who was 70 beautifully whitewaahed BY
one ofDelano's investigating committees
few weeks ago. Pow-ne-no-poshe made
a speech to the commissioners during the
investigation, completely exPosing Glib
sons rsscalities and tyranny, but it was
Of no avail. Now Gibson II caught run
n'"s :. eo -" u.;s 49,.
sn0 S".. ,, ~ "a - ~ :" no nm nj, own
'oi o0nA'I' o .As," ..;. s..ua 81 .n
none.'y' " s w
agent OUT vi Ms '' 5...5.
LOUISVILLE Corier-Jouynat' General
Buffers last enterprise Is a remarkable
one. He is alleged to have gone into
partnership with Parker, the ex-treasurer
Of South Carolina, who coolly pocketed
several hundred thousand dol
lars of the public money, and, with
other carpet baEgers, intends to build q
railroad in Senegambia, Africa, have
steamsbip line To Liberia subsidized by
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Wsss~s to De ss Ass~sss Les/.

"Aw-ah, Mis- bwown, simpered
suburban swell to young lady, as he
leaned over her fathers gate, the other
evening, "what might You be-sh-be
dswingr'
Gathering lesves-sutumn leaves"
replied she, glancing up from her work.
"what daw you gathaw them nasty
things faw |" he further drawled.
"why, TO press them, to be sure" she
answered.
"Oh-ahp he simpered, after pause,
"I-I with wath an autumn leaf"
And as he lodged basketful VI them
and watched the fair one plunge into the
house, he wondered what he had been
saying 50 dweadful hawwid"
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A standing order of the Hsass Of Rep.
resentatives, adopted December 30, 1871,
requires the Secretary Of the Treasury
70 lay before the House, within the first
week Of the sezion, an accurate state
ment and account of the receipts and ex-
penditures Of all public moneys during
the fiscal year; distinguishing the
amount Of the receipts Of each State or
district, and from each officer thssein !;
distinguishing also the expenditures
under each head of appropriation and
showing the unexpended balances. The
act Of August 26, 1912, reafhrms this
requirement. Were these mandates
obeyed by the Treasury, the cost Of con-
ducting that establiahment, - veil as
the State, Interior, and Judicial Depart
ments, could be pretty closely ascertained.
But the requirements Of Congress are
disobeyed. For yean past the volume
containing this great national cab &C.
count has not been pressated at the
time fixed. nor till 80 long afterward
that NEST of those who could testify to
its truth or fAlsity, or who would suffer
by ib revelations, have been out Of Office
and perhaps out of reach. The failure
to render this account has greatly in
creased the opportunities for public
bte8lnk. a.. ...... ...s.. q 10
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TnK Goldfish are very numerous this
year of Newfoundland, and the fisher
men are reaping a rich harvest. The
herring and mackerel fishing began on
the 18th OF October.
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mempers, % tnst ne hepuosicsns WIZ ns'e
good wotking mslor,y. 49,.
Aesssaer Levs Democss, nss zen
eiected Mayor otDetro't ny s"o"s ',voV "s'
jony;
disps,cn from rofusnc, oesu, ~
la,er eiecuon returns ms'ershy reouce 'ns
majority ior Lane Dem.l 70 congress. =
a'spsscn from salem ssys returns ind,ca'e
tns s'ecnon OF warren hep"ohca"' ny
smau msloriy. 1,,-,--,-
a, Intes, received ngufes irom Ch,cago give
luck, nePuoiicsn, 10, County lressmrer,
zs,Yss hesIng, %,st; keeiey, e'I@ ines
nsu'es Inc'"ne III vut t"o %ws S"'s WI
~ .n neP.oi,n ngoI'@ - c".
hePuo"csn, os1iy aefessea icf so"nv
Som,Gne ;o,;,n oy emS,;y ,scG oy s;a ssoS %a s,.
Jon,y All the nepupncaa canuiusses arc
elected by maioriies nnsing from three 70
~, tnous.nd.
LAsest rom new 1ersey ny tne ieg,ss'
ture ssands; sensseIiz Republic ans, pem-
'a~' .' "'"'s-'' "eP""''ca"s' - 'e"o'
cuu.
The Albany journal says: Our table
to-day makes New York Democratic ~
majority between 5000 TO s,00O The Sen.
ATE viii stand twenty-five kepuslicans 70
eighteen Democrats-more than two-thirss
majority. The Assembly foot up seventy
two Republican, and dfty-six Demoerats-s
Republican majority Of sixteen. We have
special advices from almost every district
Later news frsm wisconsin says; ksturn.
from remote towns that have been received
are generally unfavorable TO the Repub-
l,cans. hwii require an oiiieial canvas. 70
Determine the result sbsolutely. Ludingtou,
Republican candidate for Governor, is prob
ably elected By about 100 majority, but
the rest OF the Republican ticket Is probably
defeated, snd the complexion OF the Leg'sls-
tnre IL In doubt ..
From the very latest wisconsin intelli-
gence II appears that Ludingtou, Repub!i-
can, has 800 majority for Governor. kuch-
en-, Democrat, Is undoubtedly elected Treas
urer. The Republicans have hve majority
In the Senate and SIX In the Assembly.
r...-.-.<..- a--e-s .-exxx
NJ. T. ". nSfeer, ihird As"Ssnt ros',
mssse1 ~ conPisseu ~ nnus'
repor. y eonsains many iacts OF interes.
Inc number Oh omsiai Ieaers recelved IN
tnst @ bureau IN the last nscM year VA oeo,.
W.. These were opened, ciassined, inaorssd
and distriputed ~ Tour clerks. Ihe ngures
show that the postal CARDS are very popular.
Dcnng tne yeaS mere were isseea iyI'oic,'
wv, o. me v1me Of 'o,io0. IN tne
montn OF OctoDer Isst tnere vere issue1 o.
the new cards ~, o,lss,oV when - cne,ntsn
OF the enure amount soid dui,ng he nscaa
yea! Inc esemsN ., .ne numSs. s1 ~ oco nj.
lot ,ne next nscai year Is lo4,soIo. ms
PuDilc or or9insry Pos'Si stamps lssueu a "
Postmssters % dunog tne nsca a year ~ Wa osz,'
S4z,IIO, OF avsiue OF xio,zIi,41s. Inc vMee
o. Possase sho Peno9icsi .1nPs W. Soio,
wv; Inc numoer OF omc,si stamps isueo 11.e
70 the Execuuve Depaftment wss y, ,1so,soV,
avalue o. SoJ1Istv. lne onA nre n.mDei n-s
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~ Nrips o. FEE rsss.


4 NLAAlll - ~
IT now transpires that Singer, the NV.
ing gmachine inventor, had Ave wives
instead Of three. A New York paper
man had 70 81 mp some, kind Of a ~w-
ing machine, Though IL is difficult to see
what man with 20 many wives could
want Of a machine to do his sewing.
y ~ o. Hc nhet whih narble,
sepsesens'se tne nrse M henan En-
perors, have been placed In the louvr',
recently. They were discovered In
africa, and although evidently many
centuries old. they are . perfect, a. IL
cn"'ed yesseidsy. Inc meee'ihg OF
nie OF the Auyustus especially 30.
u..II a-TD.. h>
ThK fctta~asomie Indians are advanc-
ing IN civhi1ascA ana their lands have
luss oeen divided upto them In ~veralty.
Supennseuient Hoas, OF the Indian
Territory, says that his report ior 1870 70
the department VIII snow . greater ad-
vac~ ia eiviiisAslon md wea'sh ~ the
Indians OF the territory than IN any
previous year. stpAlA
.-r -
SkvMAL yeaU 40 tAere was fashi0n
among Paris suiciders OF jumping from
hieh places. and that mode of self-destruc-
ton seems likely TO become popular in
this country. Not long ago q young
man threw himself from the Washington
monument in Baltimore. A few days
sfterward woman leaped from church
steeple in New Orleans. And now a
religious maniac has used the Chicago
water works tower for q similar pur.
pose.
The following simple preoaution 10
retiring for the night spread newspapers
loosely upon the stairwsys in front Of
the doorways and windowa The noise
psuduced q she dead of night BY
tresding ON crackling Newspaper, or at
tempting TO remove them from the path
way, Be the burglar ever 50 stsalthy and
sxpest, 10 suHlcient 70 give almost any
sleeper notice Of the presence and where
abouts Of the midnight foe.
,-a-aE s'--sL. ....sn
JUDGE DILLON OF tne oni'ed oae~
circuit Court ~ Des Mo'ne@ ieWs' hss
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnes-
ota Railroad and iu four branches, for the
nm ofs7, ,OOe, ,0p, and ordsred the sale
Of said road at Cedar Rapids, Iowa. next
month; also q decree Of foreclosure for
a, 900 900 against the Davenport and
u. Rsnl RailssaA COMPANY 81 . sinilar
character, and one against the Iowa
Central Railroad Company for u, ,000, 600
contains like provisions j
KING EDwARD l. Of England, was .
"kcense" nsh, = wss called to mind a
short time ago by the plea Of a London
aloon-keePer arrested for selling beer
Without q hcense. ne Pieaoeu tna' ~
member of the Cooks COmp4ny IN
corpor.ted nv rovsl charter in the reign
sf Inward 4. .Ae -ws,. vsiviasesd V sell
Mod. meat and bees in the cities of
W..tmsns,er and four miles around.
The magistrate recognized the claim and
Thought IL could only be DESTROYED by
,pecisl legislation.
ui
RoscoE CoSKLISe's father was for
many years prominent man in public
life, and TO the last he preserved full
sense of his importance. He was on one
occasion present at a great public meet
ing where his son had entertained the
delighted crowd in his usual eloquent
fstyle, uAAAn omrisug friene Nd ~ vet
esen totne ifV"s ot - Pss ~ ="
trouuceu MIN WIN Bcat nou'tSn "s .no
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and instantly KILLED. Piskah was shot over
the risht eve and morsAIly wounded. The
meu were partsers o jewellers q No. 50 East
broadway. and tbs tragedy IL supposed 40
have arisen ont of a busiueu. quarrel.
A terrible story conss from Green,owp,
Howard county. Indiana David Robinson.
living near there. cut his little daughters
throst and .,moss ..xe,ed h;s .oo,s besi
srom hi, bodv. m. ,.oshe, s.c.ped. and
ON, other child. which vas bsdly wounded
bv the father. IN. S.od Aed. I'm, wbile
stealing a ride on a railroad car. fell of.
and vss cut In two.
s---.s ,~~-s,x..
=, Ar. -, -. r.. a.
u '1e on,seu o's'.s circuit Cour' ..
Ioen, suuse ines. n.uss ~ Onsmoe., sp
po,""a n,, Ino%ss =. Du'.sy, o. Ns~ io'.'
ssu o1'e, "nson sna Jane. ~. Desen,
20. 'r..o VI ne n"sn"e ".a
- 80 ~ - '"'' WIZ require" W
pe ~v ponu,
'" w. ~. s"u ..s,s ~. os. .n,, nv - I.." .sa
asoPp.u . "~.s . - pa"Sa,".P ~ ., E
~ v".,. -. ~ -.
.. 1919, sossns Dc D. Ysa r ~ "a | -aa,,s Wv"
ne. coanse'' Sose' a. IIyo', s"u p'o.s
ssA"ns 'n.' ne. s,"'e % e"'y." ~
u, y" .e0o"Sr NJ, y, ae .n' wv
P".~', ".y -,
'o.
s-.,'s -. a,.~n~ss ~. "a
o.''e .nu -" "a..s u'.oas.u. wv "e1, ~"
m'e .no w p..sss ~ '.% '"'1-o'
T..,n..v ~.. d;.no.sd ~ ~ M. di.mi.s,l
g., a.. .chool In .cco,dsnce vi,b the
cadet, Henry y. Baker, jr., from Mississippi,
hes also been dismissed from the Academy
BY the Secretary Of the navy, at the request
Of the Superintendent Of the navy school.
The following named are the committee
men charged with the duty, according to
q resolution passed by the ministers, Of
thoroughly investigating the charges against
Mr.. Bsschsr, and OF reporting TO the Con.
s,eestional Association advice o. 70
his fines o. Q fellow-member Rev.
William NJ. Taylor, Of Broadway Tabsr-
nscle, New York; Rev. DR.. william
Ives Buddingtou, Of Clifton Avenue
Church, Brooklyn; Rev. Professors Par.
sons and Martin, Of New York Theological
Seminary; and Rev. Charles ii. Everest, Of
the Church of the Puritans, Brooklyn. The
Invsstisstien will begin with careful scru-
tiny Of the evidence made public In and out
Of the trial. .-.-
The case Of Joseph Loader, indicted for
perjury In connection with the Beecher
- - h.fo.. IuHos NJ yxis
November a. In the Brooklyu Court Of Ses-
sions.
= ... -
s~ S
telexrhu from Victoria, British Colum-
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LlssLE ash have a good notion as TO
the commencing of life-they always
commence on small scale.
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The Brooklyn bridge and approaches
are five hundred feet longer than q
mile. There IL more approach than
bridge,
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Resns srsm she OsOSsss.

The Secretary OF the Treasury hes issued
. eau Tor The redenPuea 81 svs million
coupon and hve million registered bonds
total, ten millions OF hve-twenty bonds Of
1884. The bonds incladed In This call are Of
the set OF June 20, 1864, a. follows; Coupon
bonds Of 30, from No. s,7os 70 No. $500,
both inclusive; 500, from No. 1901 TO No.
iT,zoV, both inclusive 800, from NO. is,oVi
to No. 22,coo, both inclusive; $1,000, from
Total, S,0oo,00o Registered bonds Of s50,
from No. i6i to No. $40, both inclesive
500, from No. l,Ool 70 No. 2, 400, bon In
elusive <J00, from No. '5l 10 No. ~, bosh
iaciusise; u!OO, from ne. 4,sOi 70 No.
$500, both inclusive to,Wo' IRON NO. sioi
TO No. S,ioo, both inclusive slO,o00, from
No. 4GOi to No. $500, both inclusive. To
'si, @Sp,o@.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has I'D
dressed circular TO Collector Of Customs
announcing no importation Of neat cattle or
hiass be allowed iron Eneiasd IRON this
date, In consequence Of prevalence oi hooi
and mouth di'esss In that country.
Annual hgures At the once OF the super.
vising Inspector Of Steamboats, show good
success throughout the year In preventing
accidents and snsrding ius. iAss year the
loss OF LIE was two hundred ana twenv !
this yssr u 10 two hundred and one, though
this does not include Cinnamon lost on the
steamer Jspsu. but IL the number lost on
the rivers, lakes and seacoasts Of the United
States.
A FIRE occurred 10 an alley between Sew.
enteenth and L and M streets few morn.
inrs since about one O'Clock, destroying two
frame shanties and burning up three chill.
dren, aged ten, twelve and fifteen year,, all
coloved. l't. J.|I..
Secretary Chandler has disposed Of J. r.
Thompson, Appoistmspt Clerk Of the In
terror Department thompson cnarsed
with having carried me- mesnef'n'sv sPcs
me ro'"' anu WIN s"v"k
services not fenoefeo. s'y'es' OF
chusetts, an ola JOURNALIST ana c'e.A in 'ne
Pension omcs Tor zen year,, nss oeeh sP
pointed 70 succeed lhonPson'
Inc removal OF eioenAo' e.s %
master at vicksouFg' snd OF ssefns ross
py..;a.,t and not bv stmsstsr. Gen ersl
J.v.Il IN. latter .sv, that both were com.
..,.,, oe,c.r. and performed thsir dutiss
70 m. ..ti.fsctiou Of the Postoi,ce Depart.
nent IL n expected thst severs' osns! Gu
erai omcers In Aisissippi wih soon % r
msvsd, inclsdins nany o. tAss whe sooA
ground again" Gov. Ames in ne ,s~ en-
vass. IL hne even surmlsed 'na' sPohcy Oh .se
general rensva OF rsasra omeen 10 @ sn.'
State similar TO .he one pursued in Ai'-
soun II isV' WI % adoP'e"' D
~ss eAs Wess.
The National Geld Bssk and Trust Com
pauy, San Francisco, has closed, on acount
a a he.yy run ON It's osaers. The officers
claim that the bank can pay everything 10
full, and VIII resume q soon - Pc's'o'e, '1'
timating no date, oss sney nave oees oo,'
sidersd weak since the iAi,sre oI .ns Sen.
Of California paying small dePos'u only -
full, and obsainins an s1'ennon On m'I
ones. No exatenens apparent ~ 'ne o'"e'
bsAka' - - q p ca
A petitiou il being circulated in san Ser
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scSs 49, arsss s sssss,n '"a''''''s WIN
ihi . tbfOther IAAes. ~" p
.g.ff rlus frsu Iopisvilis y Nsv Yorks ,lf
W EIlhi
"A p"",t 49," Ill Lf.N. hl
ssss- n...s ~,sig{< With the ss..ss.,sd ws..ins,
c-"-I I..ni.u nuf ..h
NHSyi N "'". l-'r'1'I
~ 9brIGFr"'S' S'-7T7H1A p
.gi ,y19rffV IHol9 li fl'.
;sscsEs - - - y ,s,1 ss1 ~ g ~ ~ & ss.sr %
iksy cen - .-s,ri shh snssIea, .s.l 81 Rulers
,,,s Is.sl " is,ssS, - c.s,usssi is ~ p.asas xss,A
= -r--,hra0 - ----tM f5rtt /.
4 & IL ~ ~ 'lh
, -,i5l ,,10va huI
EytA IAuiSVtlle and
the Snort Line,
A, Il, T,ch,t Oeer, In the South and Southwest.
Jso. N.s,E9p &C, p,,., Cen, ... sup't
a~f f7,,, --.... .aa.
Il ~ 80
ITuyN Won GO EAsT or WEsT
w
rAkt t"H ...r.r -
f- 'e
O1l1O y AlSSASSiPpi ~. n.
q. .. ..r... -... r.a.- .s...l ... sar
The Peoples Line.
Cg 'rln.I 80 -si VtsV Al.
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NFH EltfFtI
i"aA ' :"
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..,, Nm. ,,,,ias . ,hr,nxh dali, sle-p-
,,s 80 = = @s,isSiH 4. I.issSsr, asA Wsk-
''cs~S~%SlI w II ~
...:; r ss'''' and Certainty d c'''''''''' Is Is ''-
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s''"e' '"'" N.Y." "
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rs y: ~ s;: r., i.::.,';i:: s..
HESrucKY CENTRAL AND
o.,,.....
-.-E3~ CNG TI5IE@V
70, 81. .ou,. and tn. w..,.
-
,.,,.,.,, NJ Arrive, ,,s, ,oo,. sm
ana % d. Me-, ,,,,o, % :, m. Ara,, at Ne. Yor.
,2TE..
bAedAeh Ohhe" iV'"
49,, n F'RASsoA' General Ticket Agent
Twr SPRING rlASET 3 SyF
'"e WV ss~'"s"'S "0S' ="
COOK " Ok + T. n >
Si'I1 HUsTONyILLE, KY, T1y
tVessd Me to. p HsremDered BY
o>, ,
FULL fhhfAhAi'oN FL" "
Everything. from /. Pays. OF Pin. to %. cs.,ll..'
WILLIAM CRAIG
poRuxRLy OF STAMFORD, KY, WITH
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-
OCTOBER hkrokr OF rnn DrrASi, ,
MESr OF AakicoLruhh-ine oc,oSi
report oil the department Oh Asr'cu,,uie
contains accounts rom ne" jersey WIS
consin, ana MinheSoA' 'no"ins = i"so
decrease IN the cranberry crop 0! nh'ee''
and 'rosts. III
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sno'. W ~ 49, g. osn, cron
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was Pi."..', ~, - .s =. - h,.nnht
pars oi 'ne o~'1 W. .,.P. ~ s
70 iuii s'e'ss0 ~ SusS'
Der rains' IN AnoAm. 'ne'e wa
largely incie.seu Ao'eses ~ ~,e'"ee .o
diuon' in n''s'sAPp' 'As 'e.u'ns pam
9" are manu'Ac''nng 'nsn nss and d
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-12
1e9sstss0 ~ Gs-sastsssss.

New YORK TRIBUNE: What Is Grant
ismi Those mistake altogether who sup
pose that 1t means only an Endorsement
Of the Presidents revived aspirations for
reelection. Were Grant 70 die to-mor-
row, the ssme spirit and policy would
still exist as powerful ~ ever. Presi
dent Grant is merely the tool Of power
full animation, which uses the presiden-
tisl ONCE, - 1t does other branches Of
the public servics, and all the machinery
OF party for corrupt personal OF unscru-
pulous partisan ends. Around him have
gathered the most dangerous men in
political life. They look upon q party
only as machine with which TO secure
for some men high Offices and for Others
fat jobs. Grant suits them because he
has no higher ideas Of the nature and
duties of a party. They look upon the
public service in all It's branches - part
Of the spoils Of victory, 70 be used by
the victor for his personal advantage.
Grant suits them because he has no
higher idea of the presidential office.
But IL he shsuld die, they would find
some other equally serviceable.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-12

TnK potta~atomie Indians are advanc-
ing In civilization. and their lands have
just been divided up TO them in severalty.
Superintendent Hoag, Of the Indian
Territory, says that his report for 1875 to
the Department will show q greater Ad-
vap~ ia civilization md wealth By the
Indians Of the Territory than in any
previous year. eibEl
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-12

B sRvxnAL yAn sso tAere was = fashion
among Paris suiciders Of jumping from
high places, and that mode Of self-destruc-
ton seems likely to become popular in
this country. Not long ago q young
man threw himself from the Washington
monument in BLtimors. A few days
sherwari q woman leapcd from church
steeple in New Orleans And now a
religions maniac has used the Chicago
water works tower for a similar pur-
pose.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-12

THE following simple precsution !,
suggested by q Western exchange: In
retiring for the night spread newspaper
loosely upon the stairwsys in front Of
the doorways and windowa The noise
produced st she dead Of night BY
tresding on crackling newspapsr, or at.
tempting to remove them from the path
way, Be the burglar ever 50 stsalthy and
sxpest, 10 sufAcient 70 give almost any
sleeper notice Of the presence and where
abouts Of the midnight foe.