New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-31

the average life Of a rustic town Canada and 10
make inquiry. The celebrated Patty Cannon tho
Delaware hdnappcr. said "a have been naive
there and her father younger 81 aman Of tito to
have been there hanged for murder while following the
trade OF muggcr with Lis gypy wife supcctng the story
TO be apocrypha. yet felt desire 10 know whether
oatchpcnny book, contemporary with Patty Canntns
death had imposed upon her American ncighhor-, FOR
they generally believe that the came from
Canada while modcrate testimony that she was
OF native Delaware parennge. Bat the Egyptian I'M
postor in day has deceived half Of Africa hahomet
deceived Asia and Africa and himself And Carl schurz
is on his travels
st. Johns stands on fat plain by wide river. hasten
ing down from Chau4p,ain swell the Lawrence. II
may he place OF 5000 people. Cne horse cabs carrying
take you the hotel free. Breakfast 90 cents st.
Leon, their mineral wafer cents; plain >"da per bottle
cents mot 25l; malt whskcy cents In this town
and that opposite all their genius Is put nio the Catholic
churches which Use git,eriug silver pro- and roofs
Roman Gothic. and with iudeuted pedlment lines
Entering the church u bg enough TO conth '"e
whole county. and Is the plan OF IL Peters with
doucd nave, arches between Tie nave ana aSl's
and eutablaturc abutmcuts o. the Couuthi"n order
around the altar. a F4euch pulpit like cardinals
sedan chair II against the piers An apostle Haze"
conqucrur stands in plaster bigger thh nc 'h
every uicle Tire pilgrimage OF CHRIST ia blue anu p"N
is retoId dozen pictures Over the altar is Fo'u
piece Of color Great basn OF holy water are at the
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crimson around the ehancoL blue ORGAN IS ~ 'Nt
Portal gallery The signs the stores are ne ir All
French. and Arocaf II a great business ana fO"PS
FmeJes funeral splrndor il another frequent sign AZ
The little market and hay scales they are sehs ho
much with M anXicty whatever. Two apples is quite
uurcboc French PROPORTIONS and ideas, whether in
double stored steep roofs windows high above the
ground stinted window space beHFat tie genus ol
that land, the OF which II pcleant French "ho
never felt the revolution Of 1889 and 10 whom lac'eus
OF Colbors ghost migu app and never Tighten them.
suspicion that the saloon interest H afraid OF Demo
cratic legislation in Ohio n It shall not work the Ger
man ote mp elect Cieyo land and meals To he back
mailed there saloons often blackmniled here ny
low officials. must turn tie attention family
men and TeiorIers aid patriots to the moral
consequences involved in CcNeaDdsn. 10" VIII
necntiousnoss become Laws INTO Itself! prostraon
Of all Licences and restraints over hjemperance
and the great West will Lore It's fixed character
and what we have AZ Cincinnati OF burning court
houses and unhangcd murerers win Hight the scnsaton?l
columns 81 a runcl and surrendered newspaper press;
the power Washington will be eNerted by the still y
rg AGENTS Of the rebellion 10 whom Northern Democracy
b "a long been the tool ana OF decay will set IN
Tor this happy land to hc regretted once hut that once
forever The pretext to do all this T. the inability OF
. me suspicious aud self satisfied people 10 appreciate
the most eminent public Of their time II WAS
Codn Julian who invited the Moors into Europe. but
had lost dauchtcrby hi, KiugstreacEoTy These Re
formers have asd nothing but standing aud wealth
fu the career Republican party but they want
the Monrs ~ come in The MoOrs lasted nearly eight
hundred years.
Henry " Phillips who died last week at Philadelphia.
was generally rcckoned Hebrew. lie had the finest
knSck at any kind of finance. Al Saratoga he could buy
the horses 20 with such insight oversight that II
seemed divnation. He was director IN the Fenhsyl
wanna road for years.
Tho Democracy putt ma up OF their National states
mcu like PAYNE English or Thurman. would have in
vcd by such deep humiliation aud fear upon
tho National life and character as We are threatened
with In Cleveland. Iy women may be accomplished
what no ct, er method secure. By processing
secret over q ruler falls Ike David into Joabs
slowly United states la. b. Oh yielding ever since "a"
war 10 moral indifference aud voluptuousne-a. no
stAnp OF "A public election To DE impressed upon
IT, We arc to cut looso from Washington and adopt
Gatnhritns. THIS almost solemn departure from Nh
sna virtue only hc likencd Ia the rush OF The MOD
Ia Sodom upon the bright 4usas 40 had come 10 spare
the place from holy wrath
II wa. complaint o. C.rl -churZ, made 20 when he
entered the senate. that The Ch,eIgo hibs Lad by s
conduct lost tbc important Republican stronghold
in the country TIE Republican party: the CITY OF
a Ienro To this day that city ruled 10y rs outlaws
uudcr Kentucky MAJ Iue author OF the breach has
transferred his aenuous 10 the city Of Ncw-Iork and
hoi g. this wear 10 accomplish the transfer of the Empire
state % the outlaw Mr.. 1cnur1 assisting IN the
task They cid business Tor each other But Tie Wis
consn Yankee got the Germans share.
The Presidential campaign has into nc close Of the
second month and there set than two months 10
come In spite OF the impo-sibilty or getting any
neutral truth OF interested organs II must be clear to
person detach himself FOR few moments from
the volume rsonay aud runOr, that the Democratic
candidate moved out Of his place while the Re
publican candidate has mo, ed firmly into his position
MI Cleveland was put up ~ the oui man pure enough
to suit All element Chicago which wanted to rule the
country vi IA Mr. Edmunds. II the same hah been
CHARGED AGAINST him which has since been admitted by
h, friends and foes those so-caNcd rciormers would
have been Kissed out Of that Convention or daring to
present for time in annals, the Lame OF man
who had married but had prosecuted the woman
by whom he lad a child. Tie Democratic candidate
must needs he something of sneak To suit the character
Of many Of these same leaders have habitu-
ally gone 10y the Of sneak the circles where they
are understood ever siuce they craWled across the
margin OF public criticism and az ocation The writings
or nr Cleveland have shown duh and faI-wited mind
Instead Of being tie candidate now Of the pure element
and those who wish change for mere inconsistency
sake 1t il expected elect him oy combination OF the
rebels the saloons and those who think private charac-
ter ought to be overlooked in republican Chiei Masis
trate on the other hand Mr. Blaine who has never had
an honest chance to defend himself before has been
shown BIZ men Of the and Purest character to
have never been more than the victim OF line III
prlyae letter which incapable OF liberal feelings or
the generosity opponents have ever since existed
pp1n schurt has nothing else left to live on but that
The fellows IN the boat with him. who have com
mttcd their property to this ridiculous campaign are
no compelled 10 criminals In order to saVo their CON
Germs from the auctoneer FOR the election OF Mr. Blaine
will bc followed by an Indignation against the teebooiers
who have built up their properties 10y the Republican
vote and have then tried to destroy the country
Meeting Sheridan shook few days ago said: What
do YOU know about THE German detection Whieh lhey
-. forward Ia save Themselves T. " WHY