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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
VICTORY IN THE AIR.

Plaisted's Election -Fusionists
Scoop Three Congressman out OF Five.
New YORK, Sept, 1850 2. M
Maine election returns indicate large
Democratic gains in the cities and
towns, whilst Republicans gain in the
country.
Portland gives 1S6 Republican majori-
ty, a loss OF nearly 500 on last years
vote. Congressman Ladd and Murch,
Democrats, are elected. Anderson,
Democrat, is elected in the First Dis
trict.
Thirty-two towns give Davis 1858,
Plaisted 1922, scattering l2O. Same
towns gave vote in 1879 as follows:
Davis 1881, Smith 1924, Garcelon
5,S42.
Latest dispatches say everything
points to the election OF Plaisted, Fu-
sionist, for Governor.
Fusion Gsins IN Bangor.
BosroN, September l3.-An Augusta,
Maine, dispatch says: The few returns
received indicate close and doubtful
election in Maine.
A Bangor telegram says: The Repub-
licans carried this city by l40 majority.
A Fusion gain OF 2l4. Nye received .
votes.
New York Times Thinks it Doubtful.
New YORK, Sept l3. The Times
has the following dispatch from
Augusta, Mamie: The returns up
to this time indicate that the
State is in doubt. The Fusionists have
male large igains in Portland, Bangor,
and places where Democratic money has
been freely used during the last week.
The Republicans claim gains in country
towns.
EAsrPoKr, September l3,-Davis, 4Sl;
Plaisted, 339. Net Republican gain oil
Is. At the close OF the polls in Port
land the Republicans had 25l majority.
Last year the Republican majority over
all in Portland was 6O2.
Heavy Fusion Gain.
PORTLAND, September l3.-The official
vote OF this city, lacking the Island vote'
is as follows: Davis, Republican, 3,4sl;
Plais,ed, Fusion, 3,25l; Nye, enforced
Prohibition, 10. Total, 6,77S. Repub-
lican plurality, $50; Republican MAORI
ty, lS4. Last year the Republicans had
1886; Greenbackers, 1881; Democrats
1904; scattering, 90. Republican ma
jority COZ.
LEWISTON, September lS.-Davis, l,oo4'
Plaisted 1897, Joy Is, Nye =; net Re-
publican gain, l2O.
AUBURN, September l3.-Davls l,ZE'
Plaisted go, Joy 8, Nye l, d. B, Brad
bury l.
BIppEroRD, September Is. - Davis
LII, Plaisted 1867, scattering 10; last
wear. Davis 1909, Smith (Greenback)
779, Garcelon Democrat) 327.
BELFAST, September lS.-The Repuo-
lican majority in Belfast is II; last year
l4l.
Fusion Gains Still Coming In.
PoRrLAoD, September lS.-Thirty-two
towns give Davis 1855; Plaisted, l6'-
800; scattering l2O. Total, S5,l2s. DAVIS
majority, 2,244. The same town last
wear gave Davis 1881; smith, s,524;
Gsrcelon, 5,s42; scattering, los. Total
SASS. Davis majority, 2,s07; q Fusion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
VAN SICE DEFENDED.
A Passenger Says the Captain of the City
of Vera Cruz Did Bis Duty Bravely.

A Passenger Says the Captain of the City
Of Vera Cruz Did Bis Duty Bravely.
New YORK, September l3.- o. p. Sill
vanoi, one Of the survivors OF the Vera
Cruz, in relating the story OF the disas.
ter, says that those who went on deck
could see that the officers were passing
about the ship attending to their duties.
Captain Van Sice had been in Consulta-
ton with another captain on board,
who, as learned, was going out to take
command OF another vessel. They had
agreed as to the best course to keep the
ship on. The Captain was cool and
courageous throughout and there is no
ground to believe that he did not re-
main at his post until taken off by su-
perhuman agency.
A sailor said that he saw the Captain
struck by piece OF the wreck and
probably stunned, as he was swept off
by the same wave before the eyes OF the
sailors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
THE NEWS NEW YORK

Democrats Rejo. cling, While the Radicals
Give it up Plaisteds Election Assured
NEw YORK, Sept. l3.-The Demo-
Gratis at the National Committee Rooms
tonight INDUCED in general rejoicing
over the returns from Maine.
Atl2 O'Clock in the Republican Ma
tional Headquarters, those gathered
there generally concede that they
had lost the State. The fol-
lowing dispatch was received from
J. l.. Smith. Secretary OF the State Com
mittee OF Maine:
"The indications are now that the
election of Plaisted is assured, unless
the country towns do better than the
cities"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
THE CENSUS.
The Mound City Still Howllns
for n Recount.

>r. LOUIS. Sept. Is After the close OF
tu0,- today meeting OF the mer-
GIANTS ami property owners IN the city
SAs ur.. on the floor of the Exchange,
' i.>rlSS The census question as applied
% -. Louis. Several gentlemen spoke,
a %, whom claimed that the census OF
-. LIU., has been very incorrectly Ia
Zen. They showed by facts and figures
tt, tlo city hai been greatly underra-
'-i u population, and strongly urged
N-'-HV~ measures to be taken 10 secure
Recount Resolutions were adopted
!. Wing Tor the appointment by the
N..-utu of the meeting oi q committee
g ..ry gentlemen TO take the matter
A aud and obtain, it possible, another
e1-.u ration bv the Government.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
New"President,al Postoffices."

WASHINGTON, September l3. The
postal receipts of number oil postol-
fees having reached the amount when
entities postmasters to the yearly COM
pensation of $1,000 and over, they are
added to the list of Presidential offices.
The date of assignment begins October
Ist. The following offices are OF the
nngber: Ottawa, Putnam county, ONO;
Waukeene, Allamakee county, Iowa;
Washington, Washington county, Nan Nan
sas; Waupaca, Waupaca county, Wis
consin; Evart, Osceola county Michi-
pan
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MOSLEM FANATIClSfI.

The Sultan Publicly Denounced as an
Unworthy Ruler.
LONDON, September 23.-A CONSTANT
nople dispatch says: Fanaticism is rap
idly increasing. Last week the lnaum
of a mosque, in presence oi the Sultan,
denounced him as an unworthy sue.
cessor OF Khaliis, upbraided him for
listening to those who wish to make
christians and Mussulmans' equal, and
tod him Christians must be protected
and cherished as children are by their
parents, but must be kept in subjecllon
aud not treated as equals. European
pressure is wanted nearer at hand to
compel the Sultan to adopt the policy OF
progress.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
An,ivars.rv Celebration.

BALTIMORE, September l3:-lhe an
niyersarv of the battle OF North Point
was celebrated to-day by parade OF the
old defenders around the battle monu,
ment, the closing of public offices. ana
schools, and a general display OF the
stars and stripes and firing OF saIu'rs;
The old defenders dined at DRUID dill
,ork
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
THE LATEST

Fifteen Hundred Majority, Dead sure
Pop-Blaiue Throws Up the Sponge
PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE towns 10
hear from at IL o'clock gave last year Tor
Davis, 3O,l5O; Smith, 2S,07S; GarceIon'
s,72O; scattering, 200. Republican mi
noritv, 2,s4S. This indicates about y
500 Fusion majority. a..
BosroS, Sept. IA dispatch to the
Herald says: Senator Blaine admits OF
a defeat. Reed, Beotelle and Milliken IN
the Fisst, Fourth and Fifth Congress
sional Districts are defeated, Fusion
gain Of one Congressman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
REFORM I'm ARM EN1A.

The Powers Warn tho Porte that they
will not be Tr.aet with.
LONDON, Sept. l3.-A Pera dlspatch
says: The collective note on reforms
in Armenia, presented to the Porte, sat
urdav, searchingly critcises the Turkish
note on the same subject, declares that
the reforms therein promised are made
ouate, warns the Porte against seeking
excuses for delay, and demands the
nrompt restoration of order.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

Nrw YoRX, September lS.-Dry Goods
-Jobbing trade continues active and cot
ton goods commission houses are doing
a good steady business. Cotton grades
are generally firm, and prints are fairly
active; ginghams are selling freely, and
dress goods are in steady demand; mems
woolens quiet; repellents in fair request; I;
foreign dress goods and silks are in bet.
ter dsmaed.
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Republicans Steadily Losing Ground.

gan.
Republicans Steadily Losing Ground.
PORTLAND, September l3.-Fifty'one
towns give Davis 81 1884, Plaisted 1894,
scattering 1S0. Last year Davis had
2l,0S9, Smith l1,64s, Garcelon 7,0Ol,
scattering ll2, aggregate 4l,SOS, against
$1,000 last year. Davis majority, 1850,
against 2,26s. Fusion gain, 3lS.
BATH, Sept, l3.-Both parties polled
full vote. Republican county officers
elected by reduced maiorities. Repre-
sentation as before. This city gives Da'
Wis l,0S9. Plaisted Gel, Jay 4S.
Waldo County Heard Prom.
BosroN, Sept. IA special to the
Herald says: Waldo county, Maine. has
gone heavily for the Fusionists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14

tray, his child, and while all eagerly
bent forward to gaze, the veil that GOV.
cred the Royal infant was raised and
every one looked at the child, q strong
healthy baby Princess. King Alfonso
received hearty congratulations, espec.
tally from the foreign ENJOYS and Min
listers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
A BABY ON A GOLDEN SALveR.

The pomp and display at Madrid, on
the occasion of the birth OF the "In-
fanta," approached the ridiculous. A
royal decree, issued some time ago, de-
cided that the usual and ancient cere.
monial be observed in the palace as soon
as the royal physicians would declare
that Her Majesty's delivery was close
at hand. The Lord Chamberlain, Duke
OF Sixto, issued invitations to the diplo.
matte corps, whose chief must be pres
ent in the royal ante-chambers with the
Ministers OF the Crown, the chief au
thorities Of Madrid, the principal pre-
lates Of the church, the President, Secre-
tary and delegates OF the two houses Of
Cortes, the delegates OF the military
and noble orders of knighthood, the
deputies OF the order OF grandees, and OF
the nobility, in all about two hundred
and fifty high functionaries and person.
ages, who must hold themselves in read
mess at any hour OF day and night to
obey the invitation OF the royal messer-
gers. The birth took place in the pres
ence of prelates, ministers and other
witnesses. Directly after birth the royal
babe was placed on gold basin, covered
with iich lace mantle, and the King
carried the basin out to the distinguished
assemblage in the ante-chamber, and,
uncovering the infant, his majesty de-
sired all present to examine and attest
the sex of the newborn ere the deed OF
birth is drawn up by the minister OF
grace and justice as royal prothonotary.
general. This ceremony is ancient and
considered necessary, lest some spurious
infant be afterward introduced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
sALOONIST KILLED.
Shot Through the Head for Refusing 70
Give Drunken Man Beer.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. l3.-John Laughlin,
while very drunk. went into the saloon
of Andrew w. Zittell, East St. Louis,
late last night, and demanded beer
which Zit,ell refused to give him.
Laughlin then attempted to draw some
himself and Zttell put him out OF the
saloon, Zittell then began to close his
house, and while shutting the front
door, Llughlin drew a revolver and
shot him through the head, infliCting a
wound from which he died two hours
later. Laughlin was arrested.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
A CLEAN SWEEP.

The Republicans Did Manage to Save
One Congressman.
New YORK, September l3.-The
Times at IL o'clock to night has the fol-
lowing from Augusta: Returns from
the First Congressional district indicate
the defeat OF Reed, Republican. The
Democrats now claim a clean sweep OF
the State, with the Third, Fourth and
Fifth Congressional districts. The Re-
publicans still claim the Governor and
Legislature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
A FRAUD ON ITS FACE.
Tychoner's Alleged Startling Discoveries
Won't Bear Investigation.

SAN FRANCIsco, September ia
Gail reporter visited Calistoga yesterday
to interview A. G. Tychoner regarding
the alleged extraction of gold from wa.
ter. Tychoner explained his mode OF
manipulating, which, the reporter says,
bears on its face the evidence OF fraud,
and that the whole thing is got up to
bring rush of sight-seers to the hotel
property. Tychoner denies the state
ment OF the Chicago Tribune that he is a
disreputable man and was once engaged
in mining swindle in the east, by
which sundry Chicago and Cleveland
parlies suffered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
A S,Innnist SnIcides-

C-EyELNND, Sept. lj.-Mathias Dis
t.y. q -a.opu keeper, fifty years OF age,
"a' olud hanging in an out hous this
IL 'ru'uy Cause Uf suicide, drink aud
slDIppy domestic relations.
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The "Bearded Woman" Dead.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, September l3.-Mrs.
Rebecca Lyon, the bearded woman, LOT
many years travelling with Barnum 8,
F0repaugh's and other shows, died
Friday and was buried Sunday.
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GIVES IT UP.

Bismarck Reported to Have Abandoned
the Project for Double Standard.
LONDON, September l3.-The Posfs
dispatch from Berlin says that Prlnce
Bismarck has abandoned his project OF
bi.metallic system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
BUCHANAN's CASE.

He is Recommitted to Prison to Await
His Trial.
PHILDELPHIA, September l3.-Dr.
John Buchanan was recommitted to
prison to-day, and Thomas Van Duzer,
who had testified that he saw Buchanan
jump into the Delaware, was held on
charges oil perjury and conspiracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
ADEFALTER RETURNS
And Promises to Refund His Ill-Gotten
Gains.

TOLEDO, o., Sept. lS.-Ex-Treasureer
Hall, whose deialcation was made pub
lie a few days since, has returned to the
city and assumed the charged his busl'
ness affairs, in the interest of his bonds
men. Investigation shows Halls as
sets 10 be more than sufficient to cover
the Treasury deficit, and lie states that
neither the countv nor the city will lose
anything by the deialcation.
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HEAVY SENTENCE.

Deadwood's Defaulting Postmaster Cots
Three Years and 5000 Fine.
DEADwooD, September l3.--Richard
D. Adams, the defaulting ex-postmaster
who escaped from the marshal after trial
and conviction and was recaptured at
Fort Sally, has been sentenced to three
years imprisonment and fine OF S. 900.
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PRODU Ck..
Chicago.

CHICAGO, September l3. - Flour
Steady and in fair demand Wheat
Strong and higher; No. red winter
93c; No. Chicago spring 94G94tc
cash and seller September; 93sc seller
October; oslo seller November; rejected
6I@70c. Corn-Strong and higher at
40ic cash; Al lI@4Iic seller October: 42c
bid seller November; rejected sole. Oats
Active, firm and higher at oslo cash,
seller October and November. Rye
In good demand at full prices at S5c.
Barley-ln good demand at full prices at
T@77tc. Pork-Unsettled, but gener-
ally higher at Sl7 5OlAl7 7j cash: $l7 IS
oil S73 seller September; 81 95Ql7 so
seller October; Sij 10 seller November.
Iard-Family active and shade higher
at 81 % cash; IS % seller October; 81 97}
seller November. Bulk Meats-Fairly
active and shade higher; shoulders
s. ID; short rib = 80; short clear IS 80.
Whisky-Steady and unchanged at
81 -.
Cincinr ratI.
CiNCIySATI, September l3.-Cotton-
Firm at t.. Flour-Quiet; fair 81 40
Cri IS; fancy - O0dj IS. Wheat
Quiet; No 2nmber g2a93c: No. 2 red
winter 9lM95r. Corn flrmer; No. :
4iIG ijc Oats Easier; No. = mixed
33(a3ic Rye--StrOng at SSta 90c. Bar
ley-Scarce and firm; No. fall 81 w.
Pork Quiet SIC 00mlG 30. Lard
Firmrr at - 90ST -. Bulk Meats
Stronger at - 62iIdS -. Bacon-Good
demand at 63@9sr. Whisky-Dul at
81 II. Butter Quiet and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, September l3-Wheat-
Firm; No. 3 white Wabash 92c; No.
white Michigan 9jc; amber 97c; No. =
red Wabash spot 95!c; September 9Gtc;
October Csc; November 99c; December
800; No. . Dayton and Michigan red
oslo. Corn-Firm and higher; mixed
iiic; No. . spot i4tc; september 44c.
Oats Quiet; No. 33c.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH, September l3.-Petrole-
um-Quiet; crude unsteady at 81 lat at
Parkcr's for shipment; refined firm al
lOc icr Philadelphia delivery.
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The Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee TEL
egraphs That He
Gives II Up.

Have you heard the news from
MaineP The returns from the election
in Maine indicate surprising Democrat
ic victory. For thirty years Maine has
voted for the Republicans by over
whelming majorities. In the Septem-
Der elections preceding the Presidential
the Radical majorities have been as fol-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
SHOWING THE QUEER.

Prominent Citizens Charged with Passing
Counterfeit Money.
DETROIT, Mich, September l3. On
Saturday night Charles l.. Cole and
Frank Goodrich, both residents OF Pine
Run, Genesee county, were arrest on
charge OF passing counterfeit money and
brought to Detroit today. Cole is a
wealthy farmer and justice OF the Peace.
A quantity of bad five dollar bills on the
State and National Bank of Troy, \. y,
was found in his possession.
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INITIATING TANNER.

The Brooklyn Faster Enters on His
Seventh Day-Weak But Confident.
NKw YORK, September l3.-Livings'
ton the Brooklyn faster, entered to-day
ON the seventh day OF his abstinance
from food. He says he feels weak but
that his courage is good and he is bound
to accomplish the task he has under
taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
GENERAL MARKETS.
FIN AkCE.
New York

New YORK, September l3.-MoSRv-
Easy at 9G3 per cent, closing at q per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4!95i per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
steady at 4Sl; demand 1881.
SILyRR-At London 81 9l6 pence; bar
silver here ll3l; subsidiary silver coin
ia per cent. discount.
GovERSNRNTs--Quic and firm,
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A SPANISH PRINCESS.
THE GREETING EXTENDED TO Al
F0NS0S HEIR.

A Brilliant Assembly Of the Flower Of the
Spanish NobiIity-Knights and No.
bles in Mediaey,I CIoaks
and Rich Costumes.
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AQUATIC MATTERS.

The Coming international Regatta on TIC
Thames
LONDON, September l3.-Blackman,
Cannon and Clasper will compete in the
international regatta on the Thames.
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HTATk DONDS-VPHcraIIy steauy.
SrocKs-The market opened weak ia
the early dealings, and prices declined
from | to ! per cent, but subsequently
became stronger and an advance from !
TO 2t percent. took place. latter in North
ern Pacific preferred. During the after.
noon the speculation was inactive. but
in the final dealings depression set in,
and decline from to II per cent. was
established, Pittsburgh. Titusville and
Buffalo, Northern Pacific, and Hannibal
and st. Joseph leading in the downward
SnOypmpnt
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gain Of 263. The above towns include
Lewiston, Augusta, Portland, Rock
land, Biddeford, Auburn and Skowhe-
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The Pine Tree State Shakes of
the Incubus of Radical
ism, and Speaks Out
for Hancock.
One More Recruit for the Galaxy
OF States Arrayed Under
the Democratic
Banner.
Gen. PIaisted is TriumphantIy
Elected Over Davis BY
Two Thousand
Majority.
Three, and Possibly Four, Fusion
congressman Secure Major
ties in Their RespeC-
tive Districts.
lin Blaine Admits an 0verWhelm-
ing Defeat for His Party
in its Old Time
Stronghold.
The Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee TEL
anranhs That He
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RsILRoAD BoSDs--Less active and ir
regular.
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FOREIGN.
THE ANCIENT CITY.

Over Which Montenegrins and Albani-
ans are Fiercely Wrauglipg-The Sui
tan Hsaping Reprosches on His Foreign
Minister Instructions to the French
Admiral To Pracea1 With Caution.
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PITrsBURGH, September l3.-Petrole-
um-Quiet; crude unsteady at 81 l4i at
Parkcr's for shipment; refined firm at
lOe icr Philadelphia delivery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1880-12-03

The Butcher OF Fort Pillow will doubtless be
relegated to private life after the 4th day OF
March next. He can then have time to reflect
over, and repent Of his infamous crimes, aud
10 mediate on the ungratefulness OF Repub-
llcs-to rebels.
Justice is slow bat sure. Don't you forget
il, Barnum.
The bounce is all out Of Springer. He
favors quiet session OF Congress. The Dem
ocrat.c party is subdued that's fact.
This bunder in Indiana will stimulate the
swelling chorus OF dissatisfaction with the
present clumsy electoral system. Perhaps
Congress will heed the request for change
and perhaps 1t will not. 1t is high time sons
thing was done TO improve method of election
which Is strong only in possibilities for de-
fsatins the very object it is designed to accom-
plish.
The forgery investigation moves along slow
ly, but there is no perceptible Democratic de-
sire FOR it TO move faster.
Confederate Brigadier Chalmers was one of
the loudest swaggerers in the Extra Session
attempt to coerce the President. The wind is
about to be removed from him.
Two things can safely be predicted of PresI-
dent Garfeld's Administration. II will be his
own and il will be good one.
1t is remarked by a Southern editor that il
the next Democratic campaign is put in charge
OF Alexander Stephens the party will win.-
Yet history records one memorable Democratic
campo ign in which Mr.. Stephens acted as Vice
President, the end whereof was not success.
liberal reward could safely be offered for
the man who believes Barnum was imposed
upon" in the forged letter business.
Barnum must begin to wish that Moreys let
ter, Ike Mosey, lad never been born.
II the Democratic National Committee only
bad wicked nephew
Tilien took his turkey ioyfuly, as becomes
man who has condoned it al.
There has been 20 end OF remedies proposed
for the Democratic patient, but there is only
one which will do It any good, and that is the
one which it Is sure to gei namely-seclusion
from the eZcltem 4nts OF official life for the
next twenty years.
4 little Ryega.e boy the other Sunday re-
peated his verse in Sunday school, and the
teacher, to illustrate the principle involved. !
asked him what ne should think il he should
see man IN the street drunk, noisy and quar-
reisome. II should think he was Democrat"
responded the little ellow.-Rutland Herald. /
The story OF old Mother Morey has done the
business FOR the Democratic party.