The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-10-15

DR.. Blendmann, of the Royal College
of Berlin, claims to have discovered cities
and towns in the moon, and indications
of their being inhabited.
Cleveland showed what his real senti-
ments towards the workingmen were by
vetoing the flye-cent bill, the conductors
bill, and the child labor bill.
The Democrats of Gloucester county
have Endorsed Jacob ". Holdcraft. the
Prohibition candidate for Sheriff, which
will make warm fight for that office.
The cotton king of the South is Col.
Edward Richardson, who has 90 planta-
tons, containing from 1000 to Q, 200 acres
each, in Washington and Issaquena coun-
ties, Miss.
The distressing nervous prostraton of
John Mccullough, the actor, is said to be
due to excessive smoking. A great deal
of alleged breakdown from "overwork"
is due to this cause.
Every family who uses dishes and
plates, and cups and saucers, gets them
from 80 to 65 per cent. cheaper than they
did before protection developed the
American potteries.
| New York elevated railroad fares are
now five cents on Sunday. They would
be five cents all days in the week if
Governor Cleveland had not vetoed the
bill in the interest of tina monopolists.
The Crown Prince of Germany is a
woodcutter by trade, and his lathe fire.
quently produces work exhibiting entire
mastery over it. His wife is graceful
painter, and Prince Wilhelm, their
eldest, is skilled photographer.
A paragraph is going the rounds of the
papers that the assessed value of the
guns, pistols, bowie knives and other
offensive weapons in Alabama is $410, 900,
while that of her agricultural implements
is only $4,000 That accounts for the
large Democratic majority in that State.
Two men were quarreling about politics
on an Austin street car.
eff Cleveland shall be elected there will
be general paralysis"
$50 much the better for me-I'm a
doctor. "-7erds SJtiags.
General Sickles, who supported Han.
cock four years ago, now manifests the
greatest repugnanee to Cleveland and de-
clares his belief in Blaine's election. As
a natural consequence he is now the OBJ
ject of the Trenton True american $
most malignant abuse.
Editorally the important announce
ment is made in the Cincinnati Graphic,
upon private and authoritative informa-
ton, that President Arthur and Miss
Tillie Frelinghuys9n, daughter of Secre-
tary Frelinghuysen, are engaged to be
married, and the wedding will take place
during the second week of January
next. >
Trying Southern Tactics on the Irish Voters
r. II. 65arle9 II Nete York Democratic Meeiing
IF Governor Cleveland is defeated by
the foreign element this year, | predict
that an American party will be forced tC
eliminate that traitorous element from
the politics of our country.
Senator MCPHERSON accurately measure.
the effect of the candidacy Of Mr. st.
John, tho Prohibition candidate for the
Presidency, in this State, rovided it is At
large as the Senator anticipates. He is
quoted as predicting several thousand
votes for st. John, which, he says, will
"make New Jersey as sure for Cleveland
and Hendricks as Georgia or Alabama"
There is a story ahoat among the nc
tors that Chanfrau s paralysis was due to
too free use of hair dye which con
tanned nitrate of silver. Chanfrau was
known to have dyed his hair for many
years, and it is believed that the poison
GUS ingredient in the dye penetrated
the pores of his scalp and thus produced
tic fatal affecta