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FOREIGN PORTS.

BonBAy July 1e-In port, ship Jane Law BD Mitchell,
for New York ea,ss John Starr r Rykoge for Calcutta
BARs4Dos, Aug i2Arrived brig Mcrrick Ippincott,
:, CAPE GoAsr, W Ca no date-Arrived bark Sterling,
cuRAcoA Aug Pin port schr Anna Shepard Terry for
Bonare in or days, to load salt for Providence
Lisbon; Derwent, from Africa 'ia''H'
GoNAIvEs, July 2o-Arrived, schr Cupid dLb), Kelly,
HowLAND's ISLAND May l4-In port bar4 Agate Brown,
HAVANA, Aug l5-Arrived, brig Lena Thurlow Corbett
shieds5Croughi schr Theresa q Gutierrez do Doth
lips Vera Cruz; Gusse Morgan, Indianoa: schr King
Sailed 2lst, steamers City of New York Zimmerman.
New York WilPingtOn Holmes do barks Mamie Bell,
kousseau sydney B ed barks Angelo Fr, Barbeyon,
Echevarra Savannah brig John Brightman Hansen
Sailed 18th, ship Sir Henry HavelOck OBJ, Anderson,
HALrAx Aug 22saled, steamer Hibornian CBr) Archer
JAcmEl, Aug Pin port, schrs Adeza, Huntey from
KosE, J1iy l7-In port bark Henry Ltchaeld spaud-
LAGuArRA, Aug 4-In port, schr VIM Detz, Endicott,
MaTASsAs Aug it~ArrIved. brig Alberta HincAley Pas
See g p%d as
Lewis Ehrman, Fooks, Baltimore.
from Shanghai arrived 4tS '"' ''0ne hane'''
caSarsn stR Sona ScSc SsG's DO 'hF'i orcu
PoRTo CAsELLo Ang 9Ln port brgs John Mason Porter
noke, Wkie, and Patterson Br, Keith, wtg schr A
Holt Higgins do.
PoET srATN, Aug e-In port, brig omer CBD. Perkins,
from Baltimore disg.
PORT PRrNcE, Aug 14-saled schr W II Keeny Beers
Progreso, Co load for New York
IN port Aug l6, schr John Rossyn," wtg.
SHANGHAI, July 5-Sailed, bark Almatia Lowell, Kee-
lung
ST JAGo Aug esailed brig Lydia Cole Pease Guanta-
Sydney, CB. Aug 2o-clenred bark Mary Nelson OBJ,
Sailed 2ls, steamer Elphinstone Cr Pottinger London
ST JoHN, NIB, Aug 23-Arrivcd bark Huron I3r Irvine
Liverpool schr Carrie Walker, Chadwick, Darien.
Sailed 23d ship Andrew Lovitt (BD Durkee Liverpool
bark Mount Lebanon (Br) Penarth brig Lulu Br) Water
ford schrs Fred scsmmen CBr, Liverpool Teal (Br)
Philadelphia. -
Cleared 2st, bark St Andrew r) Penarth; schr Kath-
leen (Br Leith.
YoKoaAmA July 25In port steamers Argyle Br) Scott
and E King r Pearse for New York and others as be,
fore
of(, Hone - - -
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug 2l-Arrived schrs Albert W Fisk
sSHe aedchz KsTTs1 Hae wAsPsGn ad Portland
boston Marcia Lewis drom Georgetown; W Chester
BOSTON, Aug 2l-Anived schrs Smith. Grace, and
Stephen s Morris Dale Phlsde pha mot mi.pr!nted
GexcO) antelope Wood, Philadelphia; .chfs spesdve
Com KeaT9ey. Mason Jacob Esn1Ie ssss%an VIM walton
Hinson; MAR Cranmer, Morris Tilton, Ireland J
%hseeF godfrey Wood candy; f's1 lnsrsSaS aaf%sn
cD S''' PsSeSS YSuns and
South Amboy; Charles Dennis, Weeks, and Dolly
DO white DELANEY Rondoui James Barrett Acser
Lord, Port Johnson; VIM Morre, Kelley, New York; 4
AdeIia Carleton, Bowers New Orleans brig oriana Br1.
ppeSane s. Thomas schrs Ada Ames AehOrn, Lingan,
aeOrgssSwn E%s So E5diso sS10e'T Rch%Opd Va Helen
Hall Alexandria; William Gillum Mehaffey, Georgetown
Turner do j May May, DO; ADAMS, Robbins Port
Nss Bs for rsS New sSl as
,BALTIMORE, Aug 22-Arived, ship Maryland (GeE
23d-Arryed, steamers Johns Hopkins Haiiett, Provi
deneei Mcclellan, March, Savannah.
1in MoI Tefsen Bahia SOth at auarsninc schr Enos @
Ciearcd-steamers WIN Lawrence, Kent, Boston; octo-
Tara Reynolds New York bark Frgate Bird No Won der
BANGOR, Aug 2O-Arrived schr Red Jacket Gregory,
BATH Aug 2o-Arrved schr Albert Daley, Mason Port
land, TO load for Philadelphia.
Sailea-Schr Matte Atwood Newconnb Brsto, Channel
2lst-Sailed schrs Samuel Fish, Harris Phadephia Ia
wa Iorrey s9ule do Geo Glover Perry, New York;
Stetson, Lewis do.
BEVERLY, Aug 2o-Arigsd, schr Mary Smith, Green,
Baltimore '' ~''
New York 0' '
Rider, Galveston.
SSsdIIaArsyed ssh5 TtompsOp Bradley Newburg
OABN NESTON, Aug 23-Arrvcd. steamer CITY of Waco,
Greenman, New York via Kew West
West. ~
2lstceared brig Annie Barker Br Pass Christian. in
cGLoUCEsTER, Aug 2o-Arrived, schr Lottie Friend,
MYSTIC, Ct, Aug 2oArrived schr snsan Nash Apple
sailed-Schr Lee fribbie, New York.
Pages, Havana.
Zjd-Arriyed steamer Hudson, eager New York.
leareu-Bark Elliot Richie, hutchinson Cettc iFrancel
SourHWEsr PASS, Aug 23-Steamer Canandaigua got on
tne oar ant Is anchored outside steamers AinAmnra i
ueroh and ~ Louis inside, bound out Outsde oouh
Riggs, from Liverpool
PAss-A OUrRR Aug 23-Arriyed for orders ship Geo
Hurlbut, from Rsya also Eainore Inside ship Uh-
land for HaVs.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALEXANDRIA, z, Aug 1o-Aniyed bark schamyi, Snow,
Philadelphia
AMSTERDAM Aug 22-saled, bark 81 GaD, Capurro, New
York
ANrwERP Aug 22-Arrived ship California, Nelson, New
York. bark Autocrat (Br), Hilbert, Philadelphia
Arrived 21sL bark Woodworth (BD, Frederckson,
Buenos Ayres.
Sailed 2fst bark Sara CBrl, Tflley, New York.
AVER Aug 9-Arrived bark Olivia Davis BL, Hardwick,
Liverpool and ordered to sourabaya).
Bntsrot Aug 23-Arrived ship Gen sheplcy, Hutohins
IJumo svedenl
BELFAST, Aug 22-Anivcd bark Diligonta DD Kan,
Pensacola
BRKmKS, Aug 21-Arrived ship Shakespeare Gen,
Fecbter New York bark Henrietta CGer Won Hagen do
Sailed GOTH ship storkors Cor Encksen United States;
caione r sinclair do barks Marco Polo Ger, schafcr
New York Sebastian Bach GER sanstedt, Philadelphia
Holmes (Br. Holmes North America
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT AND KILLED.

A BOY INSTANTLY KILLED WHILE PLAYING WITH
AN OLD CARBINE.
Another fatal accident caused by the careless Of
Firearms occurred yesterday afternoon by which boy
Of twelve years Of age instantly killed It ap-
pears that shortly before four O'Clock James
O'Shaughnessy the victim of the said acci-
dent whose residence is at No 200 West
Fnieth street. was sent by his mother into room on
the upper floor to polish asove He had been gone but
a few minutes when the sharp report of rife was
heard and Mrs OShaughnessy hurried up stairs only
to find her son lying dead on the floor,
recty behind the left and a carbine
still smoking from its discharge touching his body,
1t was too late for medical assistance death took
place almost instantaneousy. The fatal weapon, it
seems had belonged to the unfortunate boys father
and had time past been lying in corner of the
room loaded. 1t is supposed that the boy, seeing it
and knowing it charged, began playing with it
when his life lost.
The Coroner notified to hold an inquest
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THE SEVENTY-FIRST IN CAMP.

The celebrated seventy-1rst regiment, of this city,
Colonel yose commanding started yesterday for Oak
land Beach, near Providence, R. l., where it will en-
camp, observing all the regulations governing mill
tary body in active service, for one week.
The command looked extremely we'll and during
its march down from the armory to the pier of the
Stonngton elected admiration from the specta
tors for its manner and action The regiment started
from the pier five NJ The command consisted of 40
officers and $40 the rank and file. Colonel Vose was in
command Some sadness thrown over the regi-
ment at its departure by the that its for
mer commander Colonel Rockefellar, had died on
Sunday night at his home in New Jersey.
The Seventy-frst will be reviewed at Oakland Beach
by Governor Lppitt of Rhode Island on Thursday or
Friday, and will return home on Saturday.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE

IMPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamer Columbus. Reed Havana Aug 10 @ PM
sugar tobacco, cigars, &C. and passengers VIM Clyde
A Go.
Steamer Montgomery, Faircloh, Fernandna Aug ~,
Brunswick 18TH and Port Royal 10Th with mde aud pas
sengers 70 Hern Gelpcke Capt Mcguire, Of Rockport.
Ne, died passage up and was buried
Steamer Charleston Berry Charleston Aug 81 with mdse
and passengers TO Jas QuintaTd Co Aug ~ on Hat
teras spoke brig Sullivan Of and from Boston Brunswick
Ca a days ont
steamer WIN P Clyde. Doane Wilmington NC e5 hourr
With mdse and passengers t9 Clyde A Co
Ship British Queen lof Windsor kS), Marsers Antwerp
80 days, IN ballast, 90 Snow Burgess July 20 the
eastern edge Of the Banks. passed large ceberrs.
ship W Workman fof shelburn, Ns), McGray Bremen
80 days. in ballast Boyd Hlncken Aug fat a. lon
50 pissed number Of cebergs. The anchored At
spncy Hook for orders
Rark Mscurus Nor) Ludwigscn, Hartepool May 81 via
CaaN ~ days, In ballast, to Iotcns Bockmann A Co.
BaTk Gauss fGer Steengafe Bremen 81 days with mdse
and passengers TO Hermann Koop a Co Aug 1s lat ~
.@ on ~ 30. passed vessel waerogged and dsmasted
lying in very dangerous position for vessels
Bark Nathaniel hOr) jacobsen Pau 50 days In ball last
20 Funch Edge Co. No date the Banks passed large
number Of cebegs The is anchored Sandy Hook for
ordera
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latter had a lighter complexion and lighter whlskera
Dr. Kelsey, who was also present SAID that MT MOO
sembled him strongly Mr. Noe, he said, declared that
be could recognize his assalant as soon as ne saw h
Moore is about i've feet SIX lncnes IN ne,ghs y sP
parently about thirty seven years odi ana has aark
bushy side whiskers and mustache He wore dark
mixed trousers and dark coat lie had no Vesh ana
said he had pawned the only one ne owned WHICH no
walsh Is taller and older man. with sullen face and
Both men are locked up the Sixth precinct station
house
As Officer John r. Keeling, OF the Twenty seventh
precinct was going home between seven and eight
oclock this morning, this being his ''day on, he no
ticed a man standing near simpsons pawn shop IN
Chatham street. whom he thought nearly answered
the description in the general alarm. AZ about the
same time this man was joined by another. The ON.
Ger observed spots which looked ike blood
on the sleeve Of the first and ordered him TO
open his coat which closely buttonedL The man
refused 70 do this and Officer Keeling arrested both
him and his companion, taking them 10 the Twenty
seventh precinct station house There the with
the stained coat sleeve described himself as Henry
Davis OF No % Rose street. while the other gave his
name Thomas Scannel of No rs Henry street Both
said that they painters and denied all knowledge
Of the attempted murder Davis said that the spots on
his paint stains and that he declined TO open
his coat when ordered by the officer because his shirt
soied
The prisoners were taken to the Chambers Street
Hospital by Captain Sanders and shown to Mr.. Noe
who did not recognize either They were consequently
discharged
MR. NoE's CONDITION
last night very precariOus The surgeons of the
Chambers Street Hospital considered that he fast
sinking into death The hopes for his recovery which
entertained throughout Sunday and
yesterday morning abandoned yesterday
afternoon when consciousness began to fail the patient
He unconscious last night at twelve O'Clock when
a HERALD reporter called at the hospital, and the ply
scian announced that they believed he would last but
very little while longer. 1t will be
useless for the police to take any prisoners
70 tho hospital for identification, and they will have to
rely upon their own sagacty and the evidence Of others
than Mr. Noe procure the fellow who gave such fear
lll blows 70 the nnlortnnale merchant
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping and shpmasters Informed
that eegraphng to the HERALD London Bureau, No 40
Fleet street. the Paris Office Ruo Scribe the arrivals at
departures from European and Eastern ports Of Amer
all foreign vessels trading with the United States
the will be cabed to this country free Of charge
Captains arriving at and sailing from French and Med-
terranean ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and expeditions for tele gra aphing
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BE- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-The NEw YORK
has adopted distinguishing Coston night signal for
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing the coors red green red changing from to the other
succession several miles distant Cap
vessels upon seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any they may have for the Ship News
Department fthe HERALD.
pPersons desrous Of communicating with vessels arrv-
ing York addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht, pier No ] East River New York
received from all parts of the world anfprompty de-
ivered Duplicates required.
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WHALENIEN.

Arrived New Bedford Aug bark Sea Queen (of West
port Allen st Helena June 8 with $50 bbls OIL Sent
home voyage 90 bbs and 50 do VIII took 65 bbs
p oil the passage home. Reports bark Linda Stewart
Allen New Bedford 20 days 50 bbls oil July 1S bark
spartan Trpp, report 22d, bark Ohio, Howland New
Bedford 40 bbls sp Aug bark Sea Ranger, Cornell do,
100 bbs sp since leaving Barbados, 300 ali told.
Also arrived do 10Th schr Sparks, Bell Atlantic
Ocean, via Proyincetown with $50 bbs and IA do VIII
OIL
Arrived at Flores July ~ bark President ID Robinson
NIB land sailed again-o not reported.
letter from Capt Wilson, OF bark Linda Stewart OF NIB,
dated July % reports had taken 81 bb sp oil this
Also reported spoke few days Previous bark Os
pray, Crapp Of NIB with 60 bbls sp oil this
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

VESSELS ARRIVING At MALAGA
WASHINGTON August pa communication from United
States Consul Hancock Malaga to the State Department
the subject Of duties levied ships and merch ande
for the improvement Of the habor Of Malaga mentions that
the tariff equivalent about IS the
chandise usually sent to and received om the United
The bulk of this tariff falls merchants In the
United States from the fact that the great majority OF the
shipments made upon cash orders and the export duty
will be charged of the cost This added to the
istng duties makes aggregate Of about 81 Al
per be paid by the ship and OF the mcrchan
disc which she brings takes from Malaga to the United
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SPOKEN.

Ship Three Brothers Cumming, from Liverpool for San
Francisco July IA, lat S, Ion "a W.
Bark Eta Stewart Br) Penery, from Rangoon for tho
Channel 50 days out June IL lat % 10 s. Ion AZ f.
Brig Grace Br Kelley, from Bull River for Bristol e,
Aug g, lat % 26 Ion "a 90
schr showing blue aaS red tail with letter in It, July
LAT = IenA q
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SAILED.
'uno Ger, London ; Aeolus

Barks Abina for Rotterdam Juno (Ger London; Aeolus
Ger, Cork Maria Qtal), Cardiff
The following anchored the Southwest Spit
outward nd-Steamer Mirtle for Wilmington, Del with
the Pollock Rip ghtship No in bark Abina Havro
Wind 1t sunset ENE. fresh
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ states for numerous causes No publicity. Legal
evervwhere. Terms satisfactory. FREDERICK l. KING.
Lawyer and Notary Public 3O3 Broadway Residence Office
No. Eighth street
A BS0LUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
~ ent States for numerous legal everywhere;
publicity required charge until divorce ranted adj
vice free. NJ. HOUSE, Attorney 1914 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN, COR.
IL. ner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
Open from IA NJ to o Z. M.
On Sunday from 10 . p. NJ
MOSQUITO BIrES.--A FEW APPLICATIONS OF DIR.
w TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT sllays the Irritation
aud leaves no mark also freckies and Botchea
Sold by all the druggists.
WINcHEsTERs SPECIFIC PILL
certain and speedy cure for NERVOUS DEBILITY
WEAKNESS &C. thoroughly tested for 80 wears with per
feet success TWOt SO boxes generally sufficient 10
effect radical For further information send for
circular; 81 per box; six boxes 50, by mail securely
sealed, with full directions for use. = - 1
Prepared only BY WINCHESTER CO, Chemists,
A6 John street. New York
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES oP DEPARTURE YORK FOR MONTHS
or AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
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Steamer Eleanor, johnson, New York for Portland
Steamer Electra, Young New York for Providence
Schr Tirrell, Bishop, Poughkeepsie for Boston
Schr Boston, Bearse, Hoboken for Boston.
Schr Evelyn, Davis New York for PToyidence
schr Gust Mott Trenton for Fall River.
Sehr Raymond, Taylor, Hoboken for Middletown-
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The Palace Motel Sale.

William G. Ralston has sold his hall
interest in tho Palsce Hotel to William
Sharon foi 81. $500 The deed was
fled In the Recorders Office yesterday.
II is the largest single real estate tran
saction eve consummated between In.
dividuals in this city. The papers were
drawn under the supervision Of Maurice
Dore & Co. Mr.. Ralston has taken
from the beginning an active part In the
promotion VI tho magnificent enter
prise from which no has now withdrawn.
Since the foundation was built he has
given his personal supervision TO many
OF the most important details OF con.
struetion. He has given q great por-
ton Of his time TO the work, supcrin-
tending ovcry department. looking TO
the employment Of workmon and the
contracts for materials. Tho successful
and rapid prosecution Of the great work
is owing chiefly 10 his indomitablo
energy. The considerations which have
influenced his Withdrawal from this i'm
mems interest are not known outside
the persons interested. There Is a
mortgage on the Palace Hotel property
Of $1,000. 900. held by the savings
banks. which Is assumed by Mr.. Sharon.
Tits generally believed thst Mr.. Ralston
has received q good price for his half.
interest. The building will havo cost.
when completed. somewhere near
81, zoo. 900. Al tho valuation deter.
mined by the sale the whole property In
worth 81. 500.0 o which leaves $780,
600 for tho groundupon which Il stands.
IS. r. CAro.iek. May lAtA. r4Htr
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ealsunlri6s,

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On. r. v. PrHRc1, Buffalo. N. y:
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lSlp rIon KATE T. WAnpNxR.
A son OF Mr.. j. H. Meseck, OF Chat
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Golden Medical Discovery-so says Mr..
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8. z. Eglar. druggist, OF West Union,
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Golden Medical Discovery has effected q
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Savage Machinery.

The Savage hosting machinery, now
being made al the foundry Of Booth K
Co.. Ia the largest and most powerful
ever constructed for the Comstock. The
machinery 10 Of the gsared type. 10 fur
nishsd with q conieal drum and runs
with double engines nttod with balance
valves and cross cutoff. Tho drum In
% feet in diameter Al the largest end
and IA feet at the smallest. II Is fitted
with cast-iron Innings with spiral
grooves made 10 suit q tapsring rope.
The rope il az inches In diameter al
the largest measurement and Il. inches
At In other extremity. and u $500 feet
In length. The gear 10 q feet indiame-
tor. 10 fest al the base and six feet pitch.
weighing 60. 541 pounds. The tssih arc
very accurately cut. Il 10 the FIRST cut
spur gear Of this magnitude Y Q manu-
featured upon the coast. Tho engines
are OF artistic design. mounted with
black walnut. and opsrato with 40
hons povsr.--S. r. Stock Report. Nay
IL,
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NOT STRICTLY NECESSARY.

There u . vast deal Of meaning in .
remark made BY Murst Halstead. Of the
Cincinnati Commercial. st The banquet
recently tsndsred Carl Schurz. in New
York City. The distinguished Journal
~ 4 an sntAudastie Indspendsnt edits
one Of the four journals which In the
0rsslsy campaign formed what vas
termed The "qusdrihssral." and ha
politician Of nrs sagacity. In COM
nspdsg upon The rssults Of the late
elections, the influence Of the lndepsnd-
emit vote In that contest. and the effect
q Ne victodss ~schisssdtby The opposi-
ton, Mr.. Halstsad said : " am afraid
vs have gone about - FAR In puttingths
Democratic party into power in the
State Of Ohio ~ Is strictly necessary a.
. roformatory measure"
Ths speaker confined the application
Of his rsnaks 10 The State Of Ohio. In
that State their biting sarcasm will b
felt by every one ecnversant with Dem
ocraic rule during the past year. Tho
administration Of Governor Allen has
been . conspicuous failure. This
u conceded on all sides. and Al
ready the leaders Of that party arc cast
ing about for some means-not too
pointsdly condsmnatory-of getting rid
Of thsir "old man Of the Sea-" But
Mr.. Halstssd might have further ex-
tended the application Of his sarcastic
language. Illinois and Indiana N also
examples Of the policy Of Performing poll
tics by putting Democrats in Office.
Both these States Last year elected
Democratic Legislatures. OF these
Legislatures. which recently adjourned.
ve have yet to ind q journal Of any
party which speaks In terms other than
cutting satire or emphatic oondsmna-
ton. II Is very fair 10 presume that the
Indspsndsnt slsctors Of Indiana and
Illinois viii join with Mr.. Halstssd In
considering the rehabilitation OF Demo
ersts . "not strictly nsosssazy sssrs-
formsaosy nsssurs." And We bslisvs
this feeling ID taking root among those
Republicans Who last year allied thsm-
selves Win the opposition 10 defeat the
Republican party. They plainly see
that Republican defeat means nothing
else than Dsmoerasio victory. The e.
psrisnos Of the past year has Taught
them hat tho Democratic party 10 In
sincere; that. although IL embraces some
COED men. ID b controlled BY its worst
slsnsnts; that IL 10 against both its
history and intentions TO work reforms
OF any nature; and that. in short. 1t 10
not indispensable to tho success Of
needed reforms. that II be placed and
kept In power.