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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-06-07
INMAN LINE MAn STEAMERS


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TOWN. AND LIVERPOOL
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avenue Mrs . 4 BRosSAN: 81 9th street JAMES
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
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june IL 9. NJ; Amerque santelli Wednesday. june
IS noon: Normandie. FrangeuL Wednesday, June rs.
Checks payable sight in amounts to suit on the
Agent. No. 8, Bowling Green, New York: G. W MOSS,
225 PENNSYLVANIA avenue; J: ". BOTELER & son. 92S
ap2S Washington. D. o
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
oSpoS T .N HrE nf Hvn-
Ise steamers Of THIS company will sail EVERY WE'D
street Hoboken Rates Of rasssee From New York
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stes F0r fFelet or p2ssage apply 70 8EIkIGHs
& co, 925 Pennsylvania avenue northwest: CHAS
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CUNARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 40. n. r., NEW YORK
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Oregon. Wed June 2a Servia. Wed. July IS
Gallia. Wed. July 2 Oregon. We'd July 50
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORK
Rates Of Passage-S60. $50 and $780, according TO ~
commodaton.
eTpool and Queenstown and al other OF EuropeAt
lowest rates.
Through bills OF laden eiven for Belfast Glasrov
Eavre Antwerp and other ports the Continent. and
Scr Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage Apply at the companys ofoa
No. L. Bowling Green both steersee and cabin -
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Orto Messrs. OTIS BIGELOW e. co,
ian12 COS 9TH street. Washington.
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Mn. VERNON! Mt. vERNONll

STEAMER W. W. CoRCoRAN
Leaves 18th street wharf daily Except Sunday for t
vernon at 10 O'clock AM returning, reaches Washing
ton about 8 30 pm.
$50 I. l. BLAKE, Captain
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DR.. kbeynethy
& co.'s
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THE
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m IS WIT

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flu! foilies and ex-
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TRAINS FH0M KENO IT, CARSON AND
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~~~

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MEDICAL.


Aby using = d q
Great Vita'izer.
he King Of all
Rest .rativcs.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09
STATE PRESS.

The Key West Democrat claims that
the steamship Lamps sas made her last
trip from New York to Key West IN
three days and 104 hours, the fastest time
ON record.
Key West Key of the Gulf: "Qmte a
rumor was created in the city on Satur-
day last by areport that Captain Roberts
schooner Winfield was missing from her
anchorage at Key Largo on Thursday
night previous. Here were nuts to crack
for the sensationalist; the revenue cut
ters and navy boats We're ordered out to
find her. and intercept, perhaps, large
Cuban expedition who were violating our
neutrality with Spain. 1t was supposed
that a cargo of arms and ammunition
had been landed there from Nassau by
some of the traders to this port, and
large number of Cubans were reported
absent from this city. In the midst OF
this trouble the British schooner ROsalie
arrived and reported the Winfield as
found adrift in the Gulf, having broken
her moorings at the key, when the whole
affair simmered to zero"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09

per with us that evening, and that he
would like something extra for the meal
I was Mortified. We had barely enough
for ourselves, and l told him the supper
could not be given unless extra supplies
were purchased, but he said he had no
money. I was just ready to cry when
he happened to remember that a gentle
man living about three miles in the
country owed him a small fee, 50 he said
he would walk out there and get it, and
we would feast our friend. The day was
hot, the road dusty, but out he went, col
lected the fee, and the banquet came off.
thought that experience would have
cured him of inviting friends without
knowing whether we were prepared to
receive them, but it did not" Does he
embarass you in that way now?" I asked.
"Oh, no. For quite a number of years [
have so arranged my household that he
cannot surprise me-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09
The Mann Boom Again.

Tampa Tribune.
A correspondent from Brooksville, un-
der the nom de plume of "Pine Top" has
written a letter to the Nashville (Tenn.)
American. which letter is copied into
the Times-UniOn of the Both ult., in
which he makes feeble and abOrtive at
tempt to aid in the birth of a boom for
Senator Mann, by making the false claim
that to the Senator belongs the credit
and honor of striking the first blow
which shook the appointing power to its
very foundation"
Every one in the least acquainted with
the political history of Florida since re-
construction will be amused as well as
astonished at the brazen cheek or dense
ignorance, whichever it may be, displayed
by the author of this ridiculous asser-
ton.
To whom belongs the ''credit and hon
orr of striking the first blow at the ap-
pointing power, it is impossible at this
late day to ascertain, for these blows
have been struck repeatedly and contin-
ually in every campaign since the adop-
ton of our carpet-bag constitution, by
every Democratic journal in Florida and
every Democratic orator that has ad-
dressed our people from the stump. ''The
carpet-bag constitution must 60" has
been the watchword of the party ever
since that instrument was fOisted upon
us. and was for years before either Sena-
tor Mann or Pine Top" were ever heard
OF in Florida.
The assertion that it was only "after a
hard fight that the famous ''side show"
resolution introduced by Senator Mann
in the State Convention of 1880 was
adopted, is known by every one who
was present at that convention to be en-
tilely without foundation. There was no
fight whatever made over it, and it
was passed almost unanimously. 1t was
a popular and taking measure, and SEN
ator Mann merely exhibited sufficient po-
litical shrewdness to take advantage of
the drift of popular sentiment in order to
gain little cheap capital and notoriety
for himself.
Pine Tops" essay at GOvernOr-making
is decidedly ''too thin a boom, to be
lasting, must be made of material not
quite so diaphanOus.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09
A California Romance.

Correspondent of Cincinnati Enquirer
Twenty five or Thirty years ago, l think,
at Marysville, Cal, which was then an
established yet shanty-ike town, lived
Judge Stephen Field, and in his law Of
flee was a young fellow named George
Gorham, who boarded with plain fam
lily, and at the table another guest was a
same house, or the next house, lived an
Ir shman named Murphy, who had a
bright interesting daughter, but he was
fond of padding her when anything
went wrong with him. This padding
had been going on for some time, and
one day the bOarders held an Indignation
meeting and resolved to go next door and
see old Murphy, and tell him that if he
did not stop correcting that child on
every and all occasions they would take
him down tosthe stream and duck him,
etc. None of the guests were especially
brave, but they put on a very brave front
and held the indignation meeting Sew
eral years afterwards one of those parties
Field, was called to be justice of the Su-
preme court. Still later by several years
the Republicans of California nominated
Gorham for governor, and they put on
the ticket with him the present United
States Senator Jones. When Jones met
Gorham he said: Are you the little fell
low from Long Island who boarded at
Melville with me? Don't you know me?"
''NO | don't think [ do" ''Why I'm
Jones, the Welsh-looking fellow who
formed one of the posse to goin and make
old Murphy stop keeping that child
screaming" They shook hands warmly
and then Jones said: "Gorham do you
know what has become of that Mary
Morphy?" "No" ''Why, she is now Mrs.
William Sharon"
My informant says that consequently
there met at Washington City Jones and
Sharon in the Uuited States Senate, Cor
ham Secretary of the Senate, and Field
ON the Supreme bench-all brought out
of that boarding house. Mary Murphy
grew up to be an interesting woman, and
the padding was only temporarily dis
advantageous.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09
The Drummer Didn't Scare.

Detroit Free Press.
On the train from Cincinnati to Chatta-
nOoga the talk of the mob of six or eight
in the smoking car ran to train robbery.
The subject was canvassed from every
standpoint and all but one agreed that
passenger car could be robbed without
danger to the robbers. This chap was
selling drugs for a Baltimore house, and
he announced his readiness to lay down
his life whenever an attempt was made
to deprive him of his cash. 1t was gen.
orally believed that his courage was all
talk, and by and by when he fell asleep
we put up a job on him.
A giant of a chap from Dayton. O.,
was selected to play robber He was
selected to play robber He was about
the ugliest-Iooking white man any body
had ever set eyes on, and he borrowed
two revOlvers. removed the cartridges,
and waited for the right moment. As
the train stopped at a little station the
big fellow opened and slammed the door.
and cried out:
" Hands up, gentlemen! The first one
of you who drops hand is a dead man!'
Up went our hands, and the drugman
awoke.
" Up with 'em-throw 'em up!" COM
manded Dayton, as he leveled both
shooters at the drummer, and slowly ad-
vanCed
" Not if l know myself = was the cool
reply, and what did the Marylander do
but out with his revolver and began pop
ing away. He had fired four shots, and
driven the "robber" to the door before
any one could grab him and explain mat
ters. One bullet went through the big
mans cap, and a second burned his
cheek, and the third and fourth went
through the windows, The 'robber''
was whittier than snow as the affair end
ed, and, returning the revolvers to their
owners. he stood in the aisle and said:
Gentlemen. you can put me down as
the biggest blamed fool in America.
Good night. ! F."
And he took his coat and grip. and left
for a seat in another coach.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09
Ex-Gov. Hendricks Hospitality.

4nterview in the Cincir lat, Enquirer.
just then Mrs. Hendricks turned the
laugh on the Governor by relating this
anecdote. She said: ..All his life Mr.
Hendricks has been fond of entertaining
his friends at his home. When we first
set up at housekeeping we had but little,
and often that was less. but Mr.. Hen
bricks went right on with his hospitable
habits. One day he came down and told
me that he had invited a friend 70 sun-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09
\ Criticism of American HumOr.
Whitehall Review.


y Criticism of American Humor.
Whitehall Review.
There seems some danger that a change
will come over the tone and character
of American humor, and that, instead
of the half-uncOnsciOus comicalitv of
the early school of American humOrists.
we shall have the audacious buffoonery
of literary clowns. Hitherto American
humOr has not lacked refinement
Whether it resided in the quaint phra-
homeliness of Brete Harte and J. R.
Lowell, or the curious invention of
Mark Twain, it maintained an invariabIe
purity of tone. If never very subtle, it
was at any rate never Glow" If, ac-
cOrding to our ideas of humOr, it was in
tinitely above punning. One positive
quality hitherto developed by American
humOr is an adroit employment of false
hood and exageratiOn. 1t makes us
laugh in spite of ourselves, it carries our
judgment by assault, and thus humih-
ates while it amuces. Unfortunately,
the change at which we have limited is
in the direction of depending still more
on the trick of exageration, with the adj
dition of a most unwelcome impudence
and coarseness. We should have been
delighted if to the buoyant self-conf-
dence of the indigenous Yankee a meas
ure of European refinement and subtIety
had been added; but this it seems vain
To hone for
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-05-09

Last week unknown scoundrels dug
away the dam of the grist mill at Mad;-
son, letting away all the water, thus pre-
venting the mill from running.
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NEw YORK, 1884.

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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-01
U N LEGISLATION.

Commissioners Proceedings, January
Session, 1884.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-02-01

Parties. living in Jerau7d county who
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