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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
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y. .DBNvER,s :yJaIIa IA s. 8 a. tstJtf thd
storm again Ftstt q Us 81 u st an, ,elItly
hduritht9 smernfng A az ds6l ORD eFe
Fools of many moro ~era tbrfSof md In
zfffaify 4hstaFfee 86afFfeas twenty ftet.
aEs SiS% SaS sd SisSSstS SUI IS Rs
/. Circle Railroad blown from. the track
and Several persons seriously, though
mot fatally injured. In several iRstaRees
rUOfs andfdebtfs were blown Tn one d.
1rectfon' while in the immediate neigh
6prh60d others were Garfield Id. ah Qp-
pnsite,, dtrectton "A :, 81 lgllsJ :. feat ire
was. thRt-t the wind, CANA In gusts. each
succeeded by. a. few moments Of per feet
sCaln.-. .---sf.-a - trr-i,'-1h L,is. ,,...Jw
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! afteFlt this right has been given isaA9t4
sbt forth, In this sort OF a hole, the. holy.
!ioWlers who, yawped about the state last
fall propose to take refuge. 1t is a mild
nAftted, viii cost the state,a couple hun
dfed thousand ldQllara. aud be, Voted
dbwn as usual. 1t Is doubtful II 1t will
phss the Senate, and II it does it VIII GET
stratldeti Id the House! ea'ia'ito'ea y'abai
The House began q racket of. itsoWh
on the same aUhject,,, There WILL be p
dpzenp more or less, pacthes proposed,
each one REPRESENTING the notion" Of
sbme. refbrmer' about how to -deaf with
issHbjeot. The Rsara abadly
divided and, can't conc ceRtTa4e, UPON any =,
sbme FOR a tax law, SOME few f6rHeense,
and some wan 10 let the thing aleneIs.i,
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II IL = u -HT7 II 7TE-Is -
Nzens are talking earnestly about legal
proceedings against the company. ..,o q.
CAIRO, Jan: l90.---British sentries at
lAllpalules, who removed Egyptian. sob
diers," have, undertaken the duty of
J guarding them. I'.'.,i g1s."l iliI' -II
PHILIpELPHfA, Jan. 3o.-ThB Jury In
the Aims House case Of fraud brought
in q verdict of guilty against JAMES r.
Brown this morning ''' .t'.'' '~7"
uoRENHiGEN, San, 1rThe. .Norwe egisp
Radicals are preparing as q personal
demonstration, against King Oscar a
HIoposal to reduce his. allowance by 80
QpO. crowns. o.. b.. .,.,.,.,,..., IA ,,,..i,;
BOSTON, Jan. 29.-Elizabeth ,Wessells,
aged fourteen, killed her brOther-in1laW
Henry Fassbauer, iaI dissipated fellow
separated from his wife,. BOsshauer
Visited his wife last night qnarreled
With her little brother and while. abns1
Ing him was shot dead. ..s .4oisa,p-su3.ri
YOungstOwn:' Ten kegs Of powder eE-
plOded In the crushing house of the Ohio
lOwfeT company, Friday. Phe engmeeB'
the only person regularly IN the build
ing, Just stepped over to the main! build
ing, and so escaped. In the main build.
ing SO hands are employed. Had the.
powder not been damp, this would in
al probability, y,haye gone with the crush.
House. ''"i "7' is '''es, .hl sso.,I ..
| 1ENYER, Jan ga terrific wind
storm again visited this city at an early
Hour this, morning. A dozen or more
buildings We're demolished, while the.
5oofs Of, many more " ere torn of and III
SOme instances carried TWEEN. y y.fYe feet.
An eleetric light. tower was blown
blown, from the track and several per-
ions seriously though not fatally IN!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1883-01-31
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rxislARi 5 slARiFD53 t4a'
BisfSSS HzS;Si Hz;iit ttiiittjT 10, The. .fioIisa RnI
SaA SaARate4s-OusEroI n eIfEceGlr -

BittSMR feasibility To the House BilI
4aARatesrOneEron .fteIfuceds. .
WSssf agoH, t Jan Jan. s2i@TIs aii Si1s House, g
spent ~ esteTtlay ,iA general debate. on.
the Tariff i1Fgubmieted- blythe Ways,
and Means Committee. The discussion
revealed Bifef R8sfi i1it 70 the hge bfIi "a
the part Of the Democratic members
from the Southern aaa tSStatt9eS7JR4ge, Eel Bfds
duee existing .Eates .l2 Der cept.. was de-,
MED by a Eofthem-, Mr. Mills, of Texas,.
said he had never seen OR- The same
amount of paper'so mach {fiab06oal IN
iQutty, fraud, faisep ret9nce and robbery
as this bin c6ht&fhef.- - Mr.. MtEa'ne, OF
Maryland, said hBH PBefetred the szisting
law tort he -PendiGg bill, (which he OPP
posed because it reduced the reyenpe
without decreasing the burden Of taxa
tfon. He wIshBd TO 1ncreHsB tfIereYenue
and redRees' 'baxAtiOn. a Mn aR1cker, of
Virginia made the same assertion. The
theGktSF ebb 9fImSa aGp6ns& aAd as an
instance, he remarked that while the
tfAel . M P9aaf lAl BEeN ljsgdf
edW6 MIAMI th9 ddt4eS ldn aIt Authis
for consumption WeIe SO high as to be
positively pTohihitDry- fact that
tAsFates 9R SStt9n ties 5 s,Rs haze M been II;
Of having 65s6 ID 'fSJ&tfsd, IL acs5fdaHnccss
with th9 9wfstiesaof ethS Southern meHi1
bers, intensified; their hostility TO the
bill. The only aspeech5g inf of the
measaTe were by Judge Kelley, OF Penn
sylNaniae aud MEa KassonJ of Iowa. Mr..
Kasson admitted thGt the biA was high
sbBfS3sf vi t6as b SglR
the intefest'I6f 'AlmefiCan% Hbor. The
geRaEal. debate 1wtll, elOs0 at ) 9,elOck
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REDUCING DUTY ON IRON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.-The iron men
gOFanOtheT BLACK eyein theSenate Satur-
day, all the eha1ges made bein mafked
feductiOns.i Tucker gave the Nh Of the
Ways and Means Committee a terrific
brOadside In the House. Mr.. Tucker de-
fed the Republicans on the committee
NydanythiRg approx tmatink sNaN
ehrate estimaAe 81 the 8mOk knR bfs
-dhctiOh in the revenue that Would ID
produced. Kelley and Haskell utterly
tailed to, parry, the thrust, in their at
tempted feph95.a The OSeilate cut down
bar iron about 81 per ton, and tagger's
tin Ia 40 pereenk Ehe sheet iron sched-
,ule was reduced throughout, and the
cleaned, scaled and cold tOheh Section
was entirely wiped out. The schedule
OF plate iron was radically changed in
the direction of lower rates, and the
duty 0f'a14 cents per pound on polished,
pla1tshed and glanced iron was only
saved by the votes Of Beck and Bayafd.
White this 'section'was' under consider
alton asrepTeseRtatiVeo OF New York imr
porting house was boldly exhibiting his
samples to Senators on the floor. A mem
Der of the Iron manufacturers lobby
said Tonight the whole thing was in a
nd ln nd nd hak L.,
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wIFE. AND WIDOW
Within Twenty -Four Hours
GirOomsmena as Pail Bearers. e.

4 Has..."f 20 #HNf 90 L.F.It.HH.
HALIFAX, C. H., Va, January 29.-7Last
hight Mr., James Guthrie, a prosperous
Foung farmer, was married to Miss
Hulda. Martin. "A large company was
present at the wedding, which was
Solemnized at the residence Ofthe brides
Father. Owing to bad weather the
quests remained at the mansion all,
hight. This morning, when they as
bembled at the breakfast table 1t was
remarked that the bride and gloom were
late in coming, Suddenly the shrieks
bf woman we're heard, andthe startled
guests FASTENED into the hall where they
met tile bride Of a night, who cried;
My husband Oh, my husband" Wien
Bhe aWoke this mofhtng she found her
husband dead by her side. She is al
most insane from grief. His funeral
will take place tO-moTrow ftOfr1' the
house in which he was married. His
four grOOmsmen will act as pall-bearers
hnd the minister who married them will
read the burial service. '' ''' 20 %. @'''
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PopER9 GsTE291sa NINA

'e-f = E'-'ss-1 f--*'--7 ftF~''ffF-f - ~ -
-ss-t 4 - - .s'--ss-Tsy--v,- = - s..~@i---l
!" t-WAsHINGPoN;-J j en-. 29s-BeeReas seFoss-
examination was resumed i'm I he -star
Kbge tfiaI.. John W.'.D0fseS' "a ma him.
self, were. partners IN the nrnf or J5.fW'
Dorsey SS.Co,, aud accord ipG to tile. .faEjms
of, the, contract, .JOhn4 Dorsey was to have
tWe-thirds and the witness oRerthird Of
the prOfitsa august F'SeptembeT, 1878,
the partnership terminated and-'the
rdhtes WsFe 5lWfiea. ADiVided routes
prevent partners bidding against each
0tner." -The' witness sddFlng. the course
of the. exsminat safd the con Rfes-
ai0naI. inYesti tiRAtf0n. paraIyzed them;
they did. not kneWwhere, they -stOOd,
and where afraid to- moFes@-,' - 49,.
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Fri soF FIEI EBEgRYAQ-
TORS.


\ D9gEIN, Jan. M Afthe trial of the
RpH htOrs thu eatsAt k6Dm was crowd
,ed Aeqgh adaliS #as gained by
ticket only. When ElieS five prisoners
Were bfoaght forward tIlefe @6s'&nyim-
'meRse Sensation IN the court, and for q
moNeut the pol dee Eeemed Et0StBaTtR 1yIls-
tuEbanEe The girl Carroll, while " bn
the stand Fasithe center OF a#tkaetI tIdn
EEefY eye was fiKedl on her and eEeFy
ear was t4Rf4ed to catch her aViddnSe
She said FtsId was within twoidoOkS of
his own hpuse wheTa tacked, and the
attack yAs. very sudden and ~itk9h
warning, HE was eta bbed several ttIAes
md then BPRdyyAId Kelley rab array,
JtlS the eat was driven ioff very eAbt
Witness was positive ,she cav KaFaHh Ii
aftvfH (the car She afs6 feeo lhi zs @ll
the her tnepsas bsigg o3nce1a led in The
aHdfs AeS0Ii OF S0f' 'g cfts named Con
molly test thedt ttd AeeiA g the d tack and
3entifi led Kelley. SsHE5, I'M
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OHIOANS. IN LUCK.
The Small sum Of s83, 900, 900
,....r..... to Divide I'm. go

..,,ra,.,-.. to Divide Up. ,i... o...5.,.,.
DALLAS, Tx, Jahg 29.=4J.'M NJ. BrOstus,
manager OF the Dallas ear works. has
received letters and wiIlleaYe toImdrrUw
for Alliance, o., where abodt 450'heirs
to a fortune OF $33 100000 are to. meet
for the purpose OF dividing and secuf-
ing their Shares. The money is now
G0verhmefit. THE fortune originally
belonged to- DR., J0hn BrOsius, 0f Ger,
many who, on dying, bequeathsd to his
brother Chas. AbTaham BrOsius and his
heirs. The latter died at RsadiIig, Pa,
twenty years ago, without making a
will. The family who are in tile United
States, who are his DESCENDANTS, as
near as can be ascertained, number
about $50, and each will get about S74,l
poo. One Of them, George BrOsins, is an
apprentice in the" Office Of the Daflas
Daily Times. ~ '-''' '.." -.'' '"' s.''.h aa
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FRANCIS w0KDELLPLEADs
GUILTY.

DETRoTs Jan, 29.rlFrRpeis A. Wordell,
ex-special agent of the pension depart
ment, plead sRhilty to fohr charges Of
forging. Endorsements on. prOmissorY
notes and s,remandedif for sentsnee.
Strong efforts viii be made to secure d
mitigadOif' of sthe sentence on account
Of his previous good character, The court
informed him plainly t0-tfaS that he
need not plead guilty with the expeeta-
tien. that. that. -fRcts would Heeute ANY
tiiMtnpti ION In the penalty. <. 80 ti.::
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A'ctstomer, with wratAl4hs Ais yeiee

: A'ctfstOmeT, with wrath in AIS Yeiee
apd fire. in his aye, entenedR Q ready made
clothing house in this. city, the other
Day, Throwing down the bundle he had
'hpught the day before, hB' 6xelait1led!:'
'1 Here, .takB back this suit, and give me
my yimOney. GU, swOre it, WAS, allsWOOL
" hen. 1t, Ia half cotton ,;'WeI, 4 daI
Z slare% exclaimed * ;!9i The dealer, throwing
Now that is snrprising!"I guess 1.-the
WOOL that,clOth was made from came
IF a Rheep raised in the South, that had
deem allowed to run through cotton
fields. That's the only way we eouff'
4Ossfbly'ke any cotton in the clothing
We sell observation-disclosures
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CLEvELAND,S. CONDUcT..

,INEwa FoHH, tJan.' 29.-.4The ISun Gays
Governor Cleveland is putting the leg
1sIAtpre to shame by his industrious
habits, ! He has Brought to- bis Deg .sfg-
ti0n the 'ws7s5of life of D hard working
country lABy6Es ana II dsVotinR more
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tipes to his !ofHcial duties, than, any Of
His recent predecess0rs, He Rises early /
a9d II ., breakfasts y long before the members
DYER to-. the capitol, and by half past
O'clock iss seated at his :desk, ready
fpr the days tntfes.i t1,:- S. 3 i
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GoSiBu .noDInu.m r.

aI@ s"DIsaaD~5 l.. sls.ua.4su aaI
d1I1 SIA.ssoasad q saISiassE4 -
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.nafr. JOHN "Ebieaoffe ers atIpubffe sa leon
February 15thS at his resldeHee; two and
a half miles southeast of 'HartYilIe' on
the UniontoRn=ahdzz dzzPaFiazFaRd, horses,
cows and tanning lpplemeRts. n Sale to
commeqee at.1QsS, mar -esIo,aa.,,,.,,
z.a7 sloIjin TI5TT : ''s5T.fsTf1 l., sea,,I oil
Thanksztaz1aage-z Geddes, II. c. from
Mansfield, for documentary f9YoTs, We
notice Judge Gedhes Is SPOKEN OF Tor
Governor t6r' next fails camp afgf1' and
he would bsR strong candidate, If ROM
lhatSaz adss fiSow 's.lssot4 ,.sa ~
..Iil col si,'.ss Li"u r. sss.'s t-.,l siI
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Mr. MCKINLEY ,c,laimed, 4, az, ,,cappsaI A

Ar. McRiRley claimed, - Of."coapsey dt.
vas al, for the. dear "labpliRg man n,
He said: II speak for the W0rkinRmen
9f my district, State and cotntry.7'" 'Sa'
Mr.. SpringerS Dem; .fllinofsi inter.
fUptihgJ saidg fhFhPY,did not speak for.
you very largely. IN the, last elactiop.5 /,
! Mr.. Mckinley replied his fidelity was
pot measured by their support Or him. 10
These tools of7mOn6poly make. gresei
professions Of love, for the. wOIkin gman l.
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y'MFS. lNIgCLF4LANP.II
AsIIylDstla@ee Est IOsIeMllsJl
of Murder.


The trial of Mrs. Mary E. McCIelland
for thRmNTderNf her hlRband, AeNan=
der MNClef land, n FrenshA Creek t6wn-
sR1p. &eaangoJ Jeountys4PG, OnSN0y. a.
1882, was begun in Franklin on Mon
siSded sSy ed'STHfT3a on FFa BA ss SHRS hi
a verdict of not guilty. McClelland had
the reputation of being q bad man, and,
when under the influence of liquor was
a despefaFb1l Hahhd1 baen liH Ille taibH
of getting drunk and abusing his wife
and family and had fRequefl lily tllr eat
ened to kill the wife. This treatment
continued until his wife became fearful
that he would execute his tAgeat,, A
f6w days before the tfagedy she gave
birth to girl babyyand this seemed ote
6stthaAGausa Of great, Irritation to- the
her with Gfuef treatment II il was not a
boy. When, therefore, he learned that
1t was q girl he got beastly drunk. iS0Rs
the fatal Monday night he returned
hCmegHin piE Gly, hul ~ aAYnS AF
a na%ss Sns @Rs&s @ssss SlE iii M
tRs Sh Rs% I'D fna HEs EsletS &S
a SnT TefSiSst t5fG If sa ii assS SSS6eIf 5sS
TOOnI Gke efbE&I5e3 was Bmptyy But tbs
girl got the CarGrtd ty5F lsfit EsIs eel Is
land loaaeth and seegetedy 1T. und der. her
night 1gssA @,Bbap .,MeClellepd lrsg9t.
fSnoGaERiaS aG Il sfiseFSd SSSi 4 s6s q.
wife, who was in bed, protested, where
upon he advanced upon her. She jumped
out of the bed-f,b triedftO esRafAe fraQE
the house to elglftar's ~ Fas
ECcm. %saR she As fHS Ss1 I'd aSsf ~
uplifted hand to strike her she pulled
the revolver; and a5 4fe. seized her site:
fred, the ball entering tie right eye,
malsfna n WBJtnIt from NJ btgh he diediu
ftW ~ Il ~ -
AtatH AtriatA "a large npfhber of Wit
nes3 fsEA. .calIaSI by the hefense, and;ft
Wa& llI1aa III api tfhSGtt that HcDIelland had
fred t irhafeneds tb kiH his wife
and hi1d3a1 Bpd it Wa3 3eshown by one.
moi RTfli 49, n f,SstapS ~ mia yOifa sand 4
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\ nHidsaU 90 san..u sdi ..I osor Ieal
/o's' o'Ii a"i'"Go' .,a 1shI.G ,aaI a,sI
@1asIsi oLS 'oLIea.",. 81 ,u.Iia". - ..a sus.
nFI 81 IDI II n-- yb botaY eay, mai
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A Biblspetfdfet whofalfed t6pay a city
license was brOught=befoTe the mayor
sORe, days. ago, aud Hot having the pec-
essary. wealth, n left "a Bi61a oiR paw p,
The volume still Semains there, much
to the terror of the officials.
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TUssLE WITH TEMPERANCE
Begins in the Poker. LegfS1atura
What the Result Will Be

What the Result VIII Be
7iCoLpAEBUs,. o. jan, 20 To-day was
the first regIIar al tack, upon, the liquor
question, aud, the trouble will he con-
tinued at intervals from now on until
adjournment, whenever that blessed
tine may, arrive. The circus. opened in
the Senate this aftefti6bh.. Th9 pre-
Yai1ilg question Being Whether the
Kinney r5s91Htian Shall be ad9pted OF
not. 1t provides FOR the Submission Of a
constitutional amendment, giving the
Legislature ithes right. TO control. the
liquor traffic. aHhat shall be done about
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3 d6 iustit tSStS SEisisiSD "a
ssElt thD1t nEtsfhitl lag H1B "a * WI b q tffn-
Herless elAphatie expIbt tfYea, DE anHttBsr
words, he viB wUre0 that 3 EARN & Mad
-at-sueh. .Repuhlica1a as. Sherman, In
Rsllis, Van Wyck and H9aT,, .,.,--,a
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Various Ocean Disasters which sho,
That Water Navigation Is as
NN,>PerIl0us as the RflI. ~.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-The bark Royal Tar,
from Philadelphia for LIVERPOOL has
been driven Into Penarth Roads. The
decks, .ESreo HHept andt sther dPRHge
sBRH RHS8ss BBIbRS bIBa Hfb s. ! sftH
A steamer is supposed to have fCun-
near TshOrtsHeWakW ,~J s...a.IsJ sl". . =
A vessel supposed. to- he, the steamer
Black Watch, has sunk off Mumblesbead.
Twenty six persons Wete drowned. She
was 9f1 ,4g7 tons sRpFthen and belongs.
to Cardiff.
The storm continues. ""-'''l 10 '''"S''
A steamer -thOught. to 1be the,Quebec,
ls sighted at sea, disabled.
BchOOher-rigged steamer, of 1900
tons, Is wrecked off Tuscar Light. Itis
feared the crew are lost. .
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sa"EsH3

e. -. II II|I
t0sfEogfQW te911d d a6f1 N a b
VIII tliel1 F ne ID ~ =
ha Sen haI sff5 1hli ~ 81 Il Ed
cuna llet6 ~ lRe h6U 5 x IS
enecesefu Tort was hi u "a adfic8
many Af the duties In the iedEile,
thggi9 Son was n8al if equally
n8ttAI. Mr. Morrill,, un-
d9f 4 i6t h IS n H tf Z Finance Com,
n1fttee, tried Is hHV8 debate on every
thing except the sugar question limited
to i've minute speeches. Mr.. Beck, how
ever, opposed any limitation on debate,
and DOSactipp1 " taken, The advocated
Of a reduction in the iron schedule as.
serted that classes of iron used In arti-
cles OF the most general consumption,
such. as round iron for carriages,
ploughs and other articles, were taxed
higher in proportion Ithm other Hind4I
fha 1tSt bdtigp1Ats jOltjedteh ltS bthe tbE
'the 'fetdeed fates that they w0tiId throw
100000 men out of employment. The
rate on bar iron was reduced to $f8 per
ton; Ion notud and square iron to $20i-a
tOhpO1~ iron and ,steerTi rails to $40
cent a pound on boiler and plate iron
to i Il cents a pound; on the different
grades,ofr sheet iron, lilo cent to BIO
cent 0 pOpnd;, tin plates to l cent a
pound. A few other reductions were
Made, and the rate. OncOEugated iron
was increased to X cents. u,...,
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According to the. m6nopJIY organs
Congressman Mckinley delivered ga
brilliant speech in=faTor ef=high tariff"
pn SATURDAY. Last. .Ihe MaiQE is siIR1fsXQr
pf projection for the sake Of pro tectian."
Revenue isnof, secondary consequence,
With. him Ii isiSimply tariff robbery. Jei ,
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b MieheRsr, 5WA Q was olatelX x chosen
pSjpeipal Qf,y the =, Southwest Caution
schools, was at home over Sunday. He
saYs htp is Hmucn 'pieasetf Will" "his'ffew
positioneand.fse els assured ithatzhS win
sAtoyit-Enlton.Sis .SisRaI-s,,n. 81 .,,sIs,s
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You never Know how much water an
hmbrellR IS capabfe Of eOtitaining auitff
Tou aetiGentalfy stand 1T against .tfie
wall and on the pearl Zcovef ed car pet
that costi$5 per yard. e':''" 'a''"' a'fa o
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Theirs, are Z 81 NJ i'ls5s than thirty men "a
this country who are Known as the sfItf
yeF toRgped orator., = .somS63dG with q
gold .t9ngqe ..shQqld COME along and. and
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The +" Genteel" President.

Horace Greeley used to say that If
Franklin Pierce could do nothing else
''he undoubtedly made the finest bow
ever exhibited in the White House." Ii
Greeley were alive now he might trans
fer his sutfrages from Pierce to Arthur;
not, perhaps in the bowling business ex-
clusively, but in what may be called
general and polite hospitality. The
n''strong suit 50 to speak, of the pres
ent incumbent seems to lie in this direc-
ton. Almost from the very day he oc-
cupied the executive mansion it has
been the scene of such fashionable fun
of various descriptions as it probably
never witnessed before. Receptions.
state breakfasts. state luncheons, din
ners and suppers. dancing parties,
grand soirees and matinees have fol-
lowed each other in quick succession;
and the latest performance was a mid
night concert by the members of the
Mapleson operate Company. The
ghosts in the old house must be aston
ished at all these gay doings within
walls where Jackson was content with
the mild dissipation of corn-cob pipe,
Taylor with a plantation cigar and the
society of some brother soldier, Lincoln
wi h the ease Of stockng-feet toilette
and the exuberant humOr of MIR. Daniel
Rice, and Hayes with occasional tea
dr1nkings and regular hymn-singine
Sunday evenings. Their illustrious sue,
cessor. being ga man of the world''
rather than man OF politics orprayer,
likes worldly things, aid knows how to
serve them up in elegant and .recher-
chez style. Competent judges say there
never was such a ''perfectly lovely
and genteel Presidents before; that his
entertainments are simply exquisite,
his manners of the genuine ''blue-
blood" sort, and his clothes matchless
specimens of the tailor's art. In short,
our President has made a tremendous
hit IN the society department; is having
a good time himself, and helping his
friends and the select public to do the
same. If this were all we wanted q
President for, the country could not do
better than re-elect Arthur for life. ST.
Louis Republican. ~