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CITY ITEMS.
An Interesting Statement

OF THE WONDERFUL EFFECTS OF THE GAIvANo-
MAGNETIC TREATMENT IN THE CASE OF CITIZEN
OF WASHINGTON"
10 ST n. W.. WASHINGTON. D. c.. Nov. Is. 1888.
GENTLEMEN: Noticing advertisements in the Bal
tmore S'tl for long time Of remarkable cures
with acknowledgements. and having had severe
pain ln my left breast, extending through under the
shoulder for three years called by the doctor inter-
eostal neuralgia and neuralgia Of the musceSl,
always aching, and sometime sharp pain day and
night, so that FOR sir months had not single
nights rest, the greatest agony While in bed. not
averaging over four hours sleep. taking great guam
titles OF medicine. and doing everything could
think OF or that was suggested, without relief, and
under one doctors care Tor two years, who gave me
medicine to Geaden pain for While, and though of
vigorous constitution, beginning to fall OF. l
eagerly sought relief at,your hands. l commenced
your treatment september LIST, and was no better
until the last month"; but now. after twO-and-a-haf
months treatment, can rest wei and sleep the
mght through Have more ambition, and more
lively. Don't want to NOPE about as / used TO, and
hardly ever feel the pain at all can be seen at
above address after my hours are over I'm Govern
ment Printing office, and willingly state these
facts for the benefit OF sufferers and my wife can
confirm them. intend to keep on with the treat
ment until entirely relieved. F. j. ROBINSON, 10
ST. n. W. f. A. PARSONS & Co, cor. Lexington and
Liberty SITS, Baltimore, Md, and sash St n. W.
Washington Office hours, 8 a. 10. to p 10.
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Lundborg's Perfumes.
Edenia, and Marechal Mel Rose.
On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

On Thirty Days Trial.
Or. Dyes Celebrated Eectro-v oltaic Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or Old who are afflicted with nervous de-
blty, lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration of health and
manly vfgOr. Address as above. n. B.-No risk Is
Incurred, DIS thirty days trial is allowed. wS,m
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Ehc Nsnshcr.

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER !
WASHINGTON u. G.. Nov. 81 1883 q3O 4 NJ I

OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d G.. Nov. u, 1889. $50 ami
For the middle Atlantic states slightly
warmer, partly Cloudy weather and light rains,
southeast 10 southwest winds, aid lower baTOnl-
eter.
SPECIAL BULLETIN-wARNFR WEATHER AND RAIN
INDICATED.
IN" chief signal officer furnishes the following
sptl} biictia 70 the press: Rain has prevailed in
all districts eNc"p the Missouri valley. with warmer
east TO south winds IN the southern, middle and
New England states and lower lake region. The
temperature has FALLEN slightly in the upper lake
region. itud from II tu - in the northwest, with
variable winds, but H. i rising in the extreme.
northwest. LiSf't rains continue Oh the north
port ever one inch ri rainfall during the past -
hour 'E3~i"Sjotl- 1.ua and Charlotte l.5S.
Inc Publications. @T' tif Gen rally cloudy weather
and i|2Hi rains viii prevail ON Thursday In the
sou, .i.t.. h-.tf:.' AM New LngiaTI states, with =
slight Use i. temperature i'll tie districts on the
Atdu+it cost S.i-iif.F colder, partly cloudy
wt'.I"r aEf rains -z. i.deaf 4 Tor The lower lake
Tt5'Jl and OHIO y..iisr On Thursday.
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A Dcsti6ute Family.

John Mahoney, a poor shoemaker. died sunday
at his residence, No. 1908 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. He leaves wife and five small chill
dren entirely destitute also aged mother. Money
IS being asked for to pay the expense of burytng
him. This Is certainly deplorable case, and APP
peals to the sympathieS OF the generous public.
an OLD CITIZEN.
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DRYGOODS.
+ RENcH Hast CLorus.
s 6 TON PERRY
SUCCESSOR To PERRY 4 BROTHER.

SUCCESSOR To PERRY & BROTHER,
HAS Just RECEIVED A VERY LARGE ISyoIrr'
or FRENCH BRoApC1OTHS AND TkICO1ES ~
ALL THE NV AND DESIRABLE sHApFs F1H
LADIES HABITS. RANGING FROM 81 IS 10 IS PER
ELEGANT STOCK OF LADIES CLOTHS FROM
CoMPLEfE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH ALL woou,
ALTON SUITS
LYONS BLACK AND COUORFD PURE SILK VEL
hfIS. PROM 20 To - INCHES NlDE RANGING
,,,EhtlM 80 90 To S9U0 lER YARD
DIN MI :, - Hk'bibt his AND ACHFMIRE ROYAL
m, bi;At N SILKS Al CORRECT PRICES
Di-tN AND 1olnRfD RAnZrMIRS pTTONaNS
At SSoN ills AND MERN EIiIEUN FROM 81 IS
sUfLkB BkoCAnED SATIN AND.vEIyFT pRFss
f1nSVN Il foR hECEfTlON AND EgININC}
EyLNIN.i GATZEs AND BROCAnrs
PARIS AND BERLIN kAIZIAFll NICIf rFNNF Any,
III 81 WRAPS. CIRCULARS. kICTORlAS Am
hi SNlAN CIRCDlAkS.
ALI.-NnnI SIOChINETIE JACKETS AND NV
MARKETS.
rr-sPFCIAL APARTMENT For DIsILAY1ya
EVENING FABRICS.
ss-CMoICE GOODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RET PRICES.
SEAT0N PERRY
Perry Buffir-
Pennsylvania aS.nuo, corner OH street.
Established ls4o MI
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No American wine has received the endorsements
that has been accorded to Speer's Port Grape Wine
Inquire about 1t at your druggists. For sale by
druggists.
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Z. H. l:cUGI-As- 4, SC,->- CInsicUTa Cough Drops
az manufactured - triu-,lg and are he result
I" 'yar I.li, 1eoro' experience i'll oUmpounJiu.
cough medicines.
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THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIEs.-The board OF the
eighth subdivision OF Associated Charities. at the
meeting on Thursday last, reviewed the work for
the past year and arranged for the annual meeting
to be held on Monday December Sd. 1t was found
that nearly 100 families including between 200 and
300 persons had received aid In provisions, fuel or
clothing. at very small cash expenditure: and
though contributions had amounted to only 500,
yet no worthy applicant had been turned away
attendance on the weekly meetings of the board.
though necessitating walk Of nearly two miles,
Ofttmes in nclement weather; and the ladies or the
board were at all seasons and weatherS ready to
leave their own comfortable homes to aid and en-
courage the needy and distressed Of their The
books OF the treasurer exhibited a carefully kept
account OF all moneys received and expended with
duly authorized vouchers. The cooperation Of the
influential members OF the board enabled the secre
taiy TO obtain work for IS men in the dull winter
months, when they unable to get it for them
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N4w J1ganeso scrols. lans. &c. AT J. J. Gonlds.

CARPETS--H y"u want To save ten dollars on
your Truss = c.iIpCt examine our stock. We have
marked Down 0'r entire stock TO 80 and 81 cent ::
l0iihtf l'il.t >lI0 carpets seWed and laid Cts
IOWs0L :, Pa ave. south SIDE
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An Interesting Paper by Mr. Charles
w. Smiley.

TIE INTRODUCTION OF THE GERMAN CARP INTO
THIS coUSTRY-THE HABITS OF THE FISH AND ITS
WONDERFUL PROLIFIC POwERs-THE PROFITS OF
CARP CULTURE. ETC.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

VNANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY YOUNG MAN FA-
w miliar with requirements in Artists and Draushts-
mems supplies moderate salary best reference
Answer and address to box so, City Pc. n2f-3t
WANTED-A YOUNG HORSE FOR CARRIAGE
w viii exchange family Mare, ten years old and
pay small difference Bring the animal to LAOS street
northwest n2l-3t
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H SILK EyIESc
Cannot no noodo of a cows .roor,, =,

CANNOT be made OF a S0wS gear,' neither can ser
viceable garments be made OF inferior CLOTH mol
well fitting ones by the millinery process. II YOU
wish perfect fit without the trouble OF trying on
investigate the merits Of HenningS Tailoring De
partment, 40 18th street.
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Bed Couronrs, Bed Couronrsu
81. 81, ST. 81. 81
BLANKETS Is = 90 "a b BL 4 BLANKETS,
SILK PLrsHES. SILK pLUsHES.
$50, $15o, $50. sL50 $50
COLORED CAsHMERES. COLORED CASI,IFREs.
% cents, 90 cents, 80 cents, 30 cents, 50 cents
LADIES' CLOTH LADIES' CLOTH,
so cents. 80 cents. so cents, 80 cents, 90 cents.
BROCADE SILKS BR0CADE SILKS,
IS cents. 95 cents e5 cents
BLACK BASKET AND DIAGONAL CLOTH.
$3 S. So, So, So.
DOLMANS TRIMMED WITH FUR.
Sl5, SIS, SIS, Sl5
JERSEY JACKETS JERSEY JACKETS.
S190 $3.50 s.. 30. ST. 80, 81. 80, SI90.
INDICATED RED TwIILED FLANNEL
80 cents, 30 cents IS cents, IS cents.
FINE FAMILY BLANKETS
90, So, SIS, $40.
c. NJ. TOWSON,
6S6PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
NIT South Side
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Day Goops
TRUNNEL & CLARK, ST. MARKET SPACE.
Have Very Handsome Goods a- po,,,,ar Prices

H.Fe 'tIg HaIisOlne Noods ar t iular ITCts.
one lot, AZ inch. All wool French Suiiir.s te seasus
styles. 81 hav. Do: been sold I,.a- than 81 p
We invite an examination Of al silk Rr.ca L.
duced 10 Ia III quality and ~ - tfyy ar urslr-
passed Elegant line " Black Silks from tc lowest TO
finest grades ~
llSot 'los Cor ladies tailor made al Is TO a.
% atwood Nu,tngs 81 grand targail.
1to dozen thldrrus ribbed, regular made Hose a.
Per dozen. % cts. pair.
loo dozen all-lintu bleached Hurk Towels knattad
Fringe. size 90xsp. 81 dom
% zen all liI,n NAPKINS. reduced Ia a.
We have special bargains IN Table Llnc.ls Quilts
Blankets Comforts. &c
One Ca~e l0i Bloachcd Sheeting % cts yard. this Is
a grand bargain.
We arr pr pared to sell all leading Domostics nj Rock
Bottom" Irfrs
Ileant Black and Cora velvets ylain AMI l,soclis
AL II this class Of goods thru-i r,alr h Uses
and W. can raconlrnelld thtin with cons, l,rcc.
our Mack Goods are of the best IuIln make Hem
rl,tta Cloths Ottoman Cloths QGo,lis Cloth special
number 81 50
Fine stock OF light colors in Cashmeres and AIbatross
for evening
one price only, marked IN plain f--urts.
MA MIL 4
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SA1derney Dairy WagGns.,,
Fresh Alderney Butter. churned every morning,
and delivered in pound Ward" prints, 45c. per
pound Also, Cottage Cheese, Butternilk and sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream 15c. pint.
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Neither Swans Worm Syrup.


Infallible, taSteless, harmless, cathartic: fol
feverishneSS, reStleSSneSS, worms, constpation %
cents. g
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Best Sewing Machine Oil.
The MANY Pleasure

And health seekers visiting New orleans should
bear In mind that the 1854 Grand Semi Annual
Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery will take
place on Tuesday, December 18TH 1888. under the
sole V1g1ant care and honest management OF Gen'is
G. I. Beauregard, OF La, and Jubal A. Early OF Va
when over half million Of dollars will be scattered
broadcast. Any information can be had on appli.
cation to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La
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American Wine

Gloves! Gloves! Gloves!
For Men and Boys, at Auerbach's 9TH and SITS
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Coats. s1.75, So 1925. $3.50; Blankets g. 10, worth
$3.50. Excelsior. St4 eth street.
Hcflbrun,s Great Sale!

Heilbrun's Great Sale!
We have reduced our
$500 Boots and Caters to................. 800
SUI handmade Button Observation-Disclosures. 800
BOO straight and Pebble Goat tO........... 2 %
2W Pehbe and Kid Button tO.............. l.50
LOU Button ana Lace 10. ..-.........--..--.. 100
1-25 Misses Heeled and Spring heeled to-. 100
1UO Lace and Button Observation-Disclosures. rs
% ChlldS Shoes to- Observation-Disclosures. so
150 embroidered slippers to................ 100
LADIES' WOol-Ined Shoes and Slippers, ArcticS and
huDDeT BOGUS. L. HEIIBRCN,
400 9TH street.
Never forget: The Old Woman in Window.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

ESDrD GLASSES. 81 Hempler's. 45s Pa. ave.
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Heavy Winter Caps for Men
and Boys, at Auerbach's, corner 9TH and streets
A Reminder Of the War.

woman who, in male attire. Joined regiment
ana served undiscovered throughout the war; is
living In Washington, happy wife. and the mother
OF SIX children. She uses the new French Process
bath every wash day by the old way of washing.
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DIED OF HEART DIsEAsE.-'rhe body OF man
who died suddenly OF heart disease at BrightwOod
Was brought to this city last evening. His maine is
given as Thomas Williams. He was middle-aged
and weighed upwards OF 600 pounds. The am
bulance left his remains at the second precinct
station to await the action OF the coroner
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THE METEOROLOGICAL SOCIETY.-At the meet
Ing OF the Anthropological Society at the Army
read paper prepared by Mr.. L. A. Kengla on
"Stone Mounds and Graves in Hampshire county
west Va" Which was followed by an interesting
discussion A paper on an Usage secret society was
read by Rev. j. o. Dorsey.
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Trz-.:tL.S l. cree. AZ. taarGtte Eussc.
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FToIEN HORSES RBC0-ERED.-The horse and
buggy stolen from Mr. James f. HALEY, OF Union
town, Saturday, was recovered yesterday near the
navy yard and returned to the OWner--YeSterday
Detectives Carter and Edelin, recovered three mules
and horse stolen from Mr.. Ranahan, living near
Cumberland. The thief had disposed of two mules
In Maryland. the horse was found out on the 18th
street road and the other mule in GeOrgetOWn.-
The horse and buggy stolen from Mr.. RyOn, of the
firm OF Ryon Tracy, Saturday last is reported to
have been picked up abandoned near Rockville,
NIL Officer Filled has been sent out there to re-
cover IL.
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Driver, the proprietor OF the summer garden and
restaurant on the avenue, near 14th street. is suf-
to his room, it IS feared, for several months For
this reason he intends to dispose OF his present
place OF business.
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THE ORDER OF ODD FELLows-The Grand En-
campment. L. o. o. f., held session last night for
the purpose OF receiving, through the grand repre-
sentative the report OF the legislation made by the
Sovereign Grand Lodge at It's last session. Mr. John
T. Given submitted a very interesting and In
structive report, showing the large growth in num-
bers, wealth and liberality Of the order.
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WATER CoIORs.-The fine water color painting
displayed in the window of VeerhOff's new picturS
store All 7th street, works OF art executed be
JOS wilson. the World-renOwned English painter.y
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-06-20
FAIR SEX FANCIES.

A COLoR-BEARER-The average belle.
WHY is there no diGere ice between spinster
and good viii e? Both ara old msdes.
MAN winks his eye an average of 30 900 times
rer DAY, and woman's tongue makes $4,000 mo
tons every twenty four hours. At this rate how
long will it take the man TO catch up
ALLIGATOR belts are very popular with the girls
just now. but calfskin aud broadcloth will resume
It's old-time popularity when the evenings grow a
little warmer just as it was last year.-Burlington
Hawkeye.
Ina boudoir: what lovely hair she has Isup
pose it is her ewn?" "Oh, yes. of it is. No
doubt, If you ask her she will prove it, for she
told me only few days ago that she was careful
to keep all her receipts"
"THE last link is broken" the fellow said, when
he XII sed his girl go od-by forever at her request
because her parents wished dissolution. A few
days after he received note saying, Dear George
There are plenty more links. Come and break
them"
MRS. HUNTER Ito dry goods clerk: IF you will
cut me a small sample OF this will find out from
my dress-maker how many yards need. and can
send for the goods by the maid" Enfant Terrible
Hunter "Why, mamma, that's just what you
said in all the other stores. Fact.
SMILE: Miss Walnut Street. of Philadelphia
turns up her nose at Miss Michigan Avenue OF
Chicago, at Cape May, because the latter says the
formeris stuck up" Dear me-" lazily says the
Quaker City maiden, "that Western girls feet are
like the hand of Providence-they cover every
thipg. New York Msil-Express.
THE la es. a1ec iotas 2bou! the old lady who
thinks that she knows everything is about how
she went to Church sociable, and as she entered
the room the young ladies said: "Good evening,
auntie. we glad you come; we are going to
have tableaux this evening Yes I know, 1
know" was the reply Il smelt EN- when l first
came in"
You've wife-"Im always saying something
stupid. Mrs. Giddigsd was here to-day. and when
she went away she said, Now, I've been here
three times and you haven't been to see mo oace.
shan come again until you have called on me-
And blundered out, Thank yOul' Wasn't it
ridiculous" Husband-"Not bit OF it. On the
contrary it was quite apropos''- Boston Trans
cTipt
IN the Fifth avenue New York; bOudoir: /
fear we shall have to drop Miss Blank. She is
very mice, but hear her father made his money
in trsde-wasa dry goods merchant or some
thing" So, you have heard that story, too?
Well, it's base SANDER. Miss Blanks father
never was in trade day, and was just as respect
able as any OF US. He used to be a collector
owned horse AID cart, you bnow-and sfterward,
when poor dear Tweed was in power, got rich on
| a garbage contract
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-06-20
STRANGE AND QUEER.

THE Fresnch peasant women wash their clothes
in the river and their feet instead of the hands
for cleansing them.
A sNow-wHITE hen in Arkansas Matched out FIVE
black chickens, and killed every of them after
they lett the shell She didn't want the other
hens to eye her susplciously and talk about her
Duluth Tribune
A wATCHNAKER, speaking of what he found in
watches, said: Small pieces of iron, tobacco
splinters of wood aud I found louise.
Hairs frequently get into watches. l have found
them coiled up and drawn tightly about the
wheels"
ATsRIN ieweler has made tiny boat, formed
of a single pearl, which shape it assumes swell
and cavity. Its swell is of beaten gold stud
ded with diamonds, and the pinnacle light at its
PROV is perfect ruby. An emerald serves as its
rudder ana its stand is a slab of ivory. 1t weighs
less than half an ounce. Its price is 5000.
BILLY EAwARDs was out hunting horse last
week, and when in q canyon near Ross Hole his
dog freed a black bear. He in a quandary, as
he had no gum II he left and went home for his gun
bis dog would follow and thus leave bruin to go
in PEACE SO he took his halter rope, tied the dog
to the tree, got his gun, and returned. The boys
in that neighbcrhood are feasting on bear meat
Montana Independent.
The Lowell Mass Mail tells this cat story In
the house OF n clergyman In this city the harm
Lees necessary cat is great family pet. the good
dominic following the example of Montague in be-
quilting many an idle hour with the graceful gam
bols OF puss and surreptitiously conveying dainty
moItcls 10 her from his own dish. On going to
breakfast the other day, what was the parsons
surprise to see in the very centre of his plate
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prevailed during the past decade is IT, be main

prevailed during the past decade Is b. be main
tanned q foreign market rs essential.
BY restricting the outlets for surplus products
this excess is forced on the domestic markets and
q period of stagnst1on ensues during which pre-
duction is restricted profits are almost nil the de-
nand for labor is rendered unsteady and at low
rates of wages, and finally strikes and riots pre-
vsil. Are we entering upon such a period?
By taxing articles OF common use the cost OF
living is increased aud the struggle for existence
rendered more severe. Moreover, these taxes are
proportionately much heavier Tor the lsborer than
for his employer, because q much greater share OF
his income is spent Tor articles of consumption.
SO that while restricting the employment OF labor
a severe tax is levied on him, thus doing him a
double injury.
BY its action 1t creates real antagonism between
labor and capital, as it aids the latter at the ex-
many ways in which the tariff robs the workman.
The foregoing makes the situation plain.
The wayfaring man can understand it.
Workingmen have the ballot. 1t is in their
power to remedy the evils of which they
rightfully complain, and that remedy once
secured will be permanent. 1t is to move
against the protective tariff policy at the
ballot-box, to turn a deaf ear to the advo-
Gates Of monopoly, and free themselves from
a bondage which tariff taxation has enforced
uDCn them
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-06-20

IT is amsz ngiy amusing TO note with what
ceaseless severity the Republican press of
Indiana lei Mr.. w. p Fishback alone. Mr..
Fishback, himself distinguished Repub-
lican, has arraigned the bosses of his party
in Indlana-'high officials'-for crimes that
should have sent them to the Penitentisry.
Yet not a Republican organ nor a Repub-
lican boss dare utter word of defense or
apology. Talk of Dorsey and Brady, the
Star Route thieves-bad enough men, devils
and angels know; still they are not charged,
as Mr.. Fishbaok charges Indiana Repub-
lican "high officials" with conniving
at such iaeitious crimes as "Jribiag
election officials to. stuff bGllOt-bores and
falsify election Teh,rns" We challenge
the Republican organs and the Repub-
lican bosses of Indiana to deny the absolute
truthfulness of Mr.. Fishback's terrible ar
raignment We challenge the Republican
''high officials TO intimate that Mr.. Fish
back has falsely charged them with felonies.
Not word can be by any means extorted
from them. They are dumb as paving-stones
silent as mummies. They take Mr.. Fish
backs excavations with less resistance than
Woulu DC exhibited Dy uOnkeyS OF spanlets.
Why is it? Ordinarily Senator Harrison
would respond. The time was with the Re-
publican party in Indiana that thousand
tongues would wag in defiant unison to extri-
cate their thigh officials" from such scath-
ing charges as Mr.. Fishback makes.
Mr. Fishbsck is high authority. He
is a gentleman of position, character,
and intelligence "a writer of renown,
the peer of the best men in the Republican
party of Indiana An important campaign
in Indiana is near at hand. Can the Repub-
lican party 80 into the fight with head up
while Mr.. Fishback's charges against the
thigh officials OF the party remain uncon-
tradicted and disproved? There stands the
charges black, bideous, threatening and
crushing. High officials connised at Peni-
Tertiary crimes. No Republican organ, no
Republican boss, has dared to put in denial.
Do the people of Indiana want a repetition
of such infamous proceedings as Mr.. Fish
back charges upon Republican high Off
Gals in 1880? Will honest Republicans fol-
low again where such ''high officials" lead?
We Go not believe they will.