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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03
CAPITAL NOTES !.
APPOINTMENT.


Washington, Nov. 3-The president
to-day appointed the following presi-
dental postmasters: T.
Thos. W. Carroll, at Bunker Hill, ILL.,,
vice T. Y. Hedley, suspended.
Patrick Gibbons, Keokuk, To-, vice s.
M. CLARK, suspended.
M. III. Mould, Barahoo, Wis, vice D.
E. Welch, suspended.
0, F. Blakely, Darlington. Wis, vice
s. W. Osborne, suspended.
Alvin L. Marsh, Red Cloud, Neb., vice
Nj. B. McNitt, resigned.
j. E. Evans, ST. Joseph, Mo-, vice
Frank. M. Track, commission expired.
t. S. Brokane, Mt. Vernon To-, vice II.
Bowman, commission expired.
" EXPENSES.
Washington, d. c., Nov. 3-The report
of the fourth auditor this morning for
the fiscal year ended June 3Oth, last,
shows the total expenditures on account
of the navy to have been SIT, 155, coo, and
that there was expended 1924, 900 in ex.
cess of the appropriations. There was
an unexpended balance of $3SO,OO0 on
certain appropriations. The amount
paid to navy pensioners during the year
was $743,00O.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03
Case

New York, Oct. 3l.-In the case of
William S. Warner, charged with con-
spring with FERDINAND Ward to defraud
the depositors of the Marine bank, Will
liam III Vanderbilt was called but failed
to appear. An offer by the omnis
sloner to issue an attachment for him
was not accepted. q. s. Grant, Jr., then
told the story OF the receipt by his father,
Gen. Grant, of the $4,000 from Van
derbllt on Sunday, May 4, 1884. The
witness did not know if the so-oalled
government contracts were direct with
government officials or with outsiders,
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the present year, and the financial condi-
ton of the territory is said to be cause
for congratulatiop. The immigration to
the territory has been very large during
the year, and colonies of considerable
size from Pennsy lvania and other east.
ern states have purchased tracts of land.
The death rate was 4.45 to the 1000,
which is said to be among the smallest
in the Uniyed States.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03

New York, Oct, 31.-The coroner's
Jury in the inquest on the victims OF the
recent collision on the Pennsylvania
railway, which occurred on Newark
meadows recently, rendered a verdict
censuring the road, and holding the flag
man, Howard Rhodes, of the emierant
train, and Operator Pratt responsible
for the accident. Rhodes and Pratt were
ocked up on q charge of mansIaughter.
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avn OGens.ye partisan,

Buffalo, N. T., Nov. 3-Shortly before
eight o'clock this morning President
Cleveland walked to the polling place of
the first district of the eighth ward and
cast his ballot for the straight demo.
cratic ticket. He remained there a few
minutes chatting with old acquain-
tances and then returned to his law of
fee. He will probably leave for Wash.
ington at five this afternoon.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03

Deadwood papers publish a rumor
that the Sioux City and Pacific has pur-
chased the Homestake road, and will
bnild from Rapid City to the terminus
Of that road.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03
The ScettI,w

Columbus, O., Nov. Sin the supreme
court to-day a motion for a %re-hearing
and re-argument in the Scott law re-
funding cases, brought from Cleveland.
was oyerruled.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03

Posters announcing to the public that
the president will not receive office seek
an hereafter were put on the doors OF
the White House Saturday.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03

Milwaukee, Nov.s.
$3.50 May. D'0enhe'i
C~oRN-Firm; 41hc.
OATs-Dull; 25Sc.
Rye let; Gle,
BARLEY-steady; 5ia4c.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03

Wn. q. Smith, OF New York, has been
appointed assistant secretary of the
treasury, vice Charles ID. Coon resigned.
to take effect November 10th. Smith is
a lawyer, aged about forty, and resides
at Plattsburg, with an Office in New York
city, where he is y of the attorneys for
the Delaware and Hudson Coal COM
pany. He has been the leader Of what
ID known as the young democracy, aud
has been identified with the Tilden ele-
ment of the party.
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FOREIGN.
WARNED AGAINST AMERICANS.

WARNED AGAINST AMERICANS.
Berlin, Nov. 3-Ihe Tag Blatt, refer
ring to the probability of the Americans
annexing the Sandwich Islands, warns
the German leaders to lose no time in
protecting themselves against Ameri-
can competetlon IN Japan, Corea and
Chinn.
CREDIT WANTED.
Athens, Nov. 3-The minister of the
marine will ask credit for $50, 000, 1000.
THE ARMSTRONG CASE.
London, Nov. 3-Mr. Stead, editor oil
the Pail Mall Gazette, continued his tes-
timony at the opening of the central
criminal court to-day. He declined to
give the names of persons alleged to be
guilty OF the infamy charged in the
Gazette, on the ground that he promised
his informants secrecy in that respect
He stated that he gained his informa-
ton by drinkink champaign and spend
ing his money in brothels.
SHE WILL THE DEBT. q
London, Nov. 3-The case of Mrs
Langley, for refusing to pay a house
bold debt contracted while living witt
her husband, was decided to-day in favo
of the plaintiff.
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Seae1I 5E---
Fourth class postmasters appointed
IN Dakota: P~arson, Miss Sarah Bill.
linge; Aloester, W. Il. Wilson; Lebanon,
David ~. Boyle; Waverly, Herman
Tbyer; Gettysburg, William NJ. Kali;
Bristol, Elmer Stevenson; Willow Lake,
Johnston Jeffriss; Wilmot, M. +. Cum
minis; Valley Springs, A. L.. Whaley;
Carey, James Fouger; New Salem, Will.
liam Bergen; Spearisb, Claude Ralph;
Wheatland, A. S. BIiton; Raymond,
George q. Fordham; Fort Totten, Will
liam Fl. Eagan.
Commissioners Sparks says that he
will revoke his order of April last aus
pending the issue Of land patents, as
soon as the special agents have COM
pleted their Investigations. The old sol
diers who have located ON the public
lands will hail this announcement with
delight, but they should not commence
to build bonfires and fire salntes for the
present. There are about 10000 cases
70 De investigated, and the number ia IN
creasing at the rate Of $500 a month.
Each special agent turns out forty three
cases per year on an average, and there
are two special agents, Each has there
fore, 5000 cases accumulated to investi-
gate, not ircluding the current business,
and will get his work done in Just sixty
years and nine months from date. But
Gen. Sparks is going to ask congress for
seventy-ive special agents to do the
work, and If congress authorizes their
appointment settlers may expect to have
their patents in just nice years, two
months and eleven days.
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It is said at the white-house that
the vacancies on the civil service
commission will not be filled until after
the presidents return from Buffalo on
Wednesday or Thursday next, and that
no appointments as commissioners have
yet been determined upon. Second
Comptroller Maynard, who has been
mentioned at the probable commits.
sicsaer, says the office has not been OF
feted him, and he has no aspiration
whatever in that direction.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-03
IN CONNECTICUT.

Hartford, Conn, Nov. 3-The election
in this state is for members of the leg
lslature only and consequently a light
vote is being polled.
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Special Tax Levy.

u ABOVE Ia vas levied by the mayor and council on October 26tb, 1885.
WILLIAM BLATT, City Treasurer.
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User lit aram @tmslpsu ?

Da bieie 6ruse oft seiteDt pirb, mclIea
mir einfad iagen, baB fe cine Dame 1T,
bic es iid felt 80 Subret, 5ur gufsabe mads
ts. Srauenfranfheiten, hauptiddlid aber
3inberfranfbeiten gu ftubiren. sic bat
bic Ronititution unb bic BebarfniEe bieier
3ublreiden 3lanen beipnbers seprift unb
ais 6eiultat praftiider RenntniFe unb
@rfabruns, tpelde fe i'm 2aufe zines Menz
idenalters ale Rranfenpfeserin unb Nr3t
8efammelt, bat He ben Soptbing Shrup
ats beicnberes Mittel fir sabnenbe &inber
3uiammenseieet. Dieie Webisin bat cine
n1asiide @irtuns = fe sibt Ruhe unb
@eIunbbett unb erhGlt pffenen 2eib. Sn
SOlse oieier Meoi3in 1T Trau Winslom
meltberahmt semorben als Wpbltbdterin
Der Sinber. limb bic 3inber perbea arcs
unb banfen ibr bufir. slud in bieier @tabt
bat fe bic &inber gu Danf Serpfidtet.
@rOBe Auantitdten bes Soptbing Snrup
mercen bier taslid perfauftunb perbraudt.
Wir slauben, Mrs. @inslom bat fd
burd bieiem Nrtitel unterblid semadt
unb mir inb iiber5eu9t, baB bur1 beniele
ben Sauienbe bon 8tnbern serettet wurben
unb baB Winicnen benielben nod nit
@rfolg 9ebrauden perben. Seine Wfutter
bat ihre Yfli4t setban, menr file ntdt
Mrs. 8inslotp's Soctbing 5prup ans
manbte. 8eriudt es Nae-9 Gables 8iftpr
Stem Oorf. = gu berfaufen Bel allen
Dru99iffen. = Is Gents bic 6laIde.
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9r. u. S. gmitb, 3abnar3t,
Sc Commerce StraBe, oberbalb Glazing
Npotbefe, San Mtttonio. 8enubt con-
benfirtes Sos beim Mus3ieben Der 3db,
ne; febt einaelne Sabine unb gauge sc.
billie elm. preiie mdBig. Sr. Smitb
1T elm erfabrener 3abnar3t, Ser fi9 in
Golge ieiter &unfffertigfeit un6 8eliebt.
belt GROCER praris erfreut. Wer lei
beno lit, tpcnoe fi1 bertrauensbou an
i'm. @ir f6nnen i'm beitens empfe6Ien.
70. Z .fplM
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Samprrhpisem Seilmittel.

Samorrboiben baben gepobnlid borber,
sebenbe S1meraen i'm &iden, 2enben uno Dem
l1nterleibe, 70 bab Der Yatient slaubt feline SHE.
rem. ODER bic naditen Srsane ieien in einem
franfbaftsn 3uftanbe. 3eitpeife finb 3ei9en
bon 1nberbaulidfeit sesenipdrtis, ais 8Id,
huns, llnbebaslidfeit bes Masens &C. Cine
Seudtisfeit ipie Sapeib. elm unangenebmea
SUDDEN berborrufenb, nadbem man marin
tpirb, 1T elm setp0bnlider 8esIeiter. Blinbe,
blutise unb iudenbe 9dmorrboiben nerben
buid einmalisen @ebrau9 bon Or. 8o1anfo'a
Samorrboiben SeilmitteI, meldes brett anf bic
franfbaften Steqen e%intpirft, bic Gumor ab.
iorbirt. bas beftise SUDDEN beieitigt nnb eine
bauernbe Seiluna berporbrinat, abaefeat,
Yreis 80 @ents. GbrefFre: Sbe Dr. Botanic
Meoieine Co., Yiaua, Ohio.
8erfauft bel s. aalteber C Con.
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bon Der @irtfamfeit iiber3eussm, ionoern aud
gnren preis itnb Dant berausforbern. Sd ct,
battle tdslid Danffdreiben nnb 9adfolsenbes
finb einise Gasaiise aus benfelben:
vstad 30tdeiser gntpenbuns babe i'd ben &c.
braud einsefteat uno bin e~rtaunt unb erfreut
iiber ben grfoIg."
uGs erflut allies, mas Sic beripreden. Sd
bin entaiidt bariber.~
yMeine Erpartunsen iinb iibertrofen tuorbpn
v@ie 3auber bat es sepirtt unp inebr aelei.
ct, oils i9 ~ertuartet babe"
sd ba5e es nit sutem ErfoIge anaepanbt.~
y9ie @eiie, in nel6er es bepirtte, mas i'd
piinidte, bat mid iiberraidt."
@eidlid finb meine Soffnunsen erfiut tupr.
ben uno Id bin bodlid bariiber e%rfreut."
gofitib garantirt, bab oas Mittel barmIos 1T
nno feline f6aeli6en Snbfan;en entbalt.
Rad @mpfams beS preiies bon 81 burd
bic 9oft in fi9erer gerpaduns SerIanet. Ser,
fiegelte eirtuIare 4 Gents. Sci Srussifen su
baben. aorefe:
Madame Fontaine, 10 E 14th st., New york.
1s,s,tuwlt
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6. $. MaQer. WholefQIe- nm

~
@etailbdnbler in Garben, OeIen, Nns
INSTRUMENTATION, Commensurate,
San MntDnio, empfeblt iein groBes
Eager in bieien Qrtifeln gu Stem Oorf
preifen unb ma9t gaua beionbers auf
ben %gemdblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern +:
@bromos, SUPPER unb Stablti6en,
O%elgemdl6en unb Phautalie 8ilbern
aaer Mrt, ferner auf bic sel6madbDle
Musmabl bon 8%ilberrabmen Der aler=
mooernften GDrm unb auf Bic Nles
umfaifenben 3ei9nenmaterialen auf=
merfiam. Ollie Nuftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8ran6en merben prompt
ausgefibrt; Bilber BON ieber @r6be einz
gerabmt unb aue Nrbeiten m6gli6f
f9nea unb gut beiorgt, Die in bas Sad
f6lagen.
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Cine finberlDie Gle

TT setsis cine iiberaus traurise Sade fir mon.
Dies Gbepaar. @ie unb tuoburd bieiem 1lebel
in fur3er 3eit absebolfen iperben fam,
aeist Der ,6ettttn4S Anfer's, $50 Gel.
ten, nit aablrei6en natursetreuen 8ilbern,
pelder bon benz alien unb beipabrteu beutlden
Setl.Snfitut in Stem gorf berausseseben tuirb,
an bic fIarfe IS eife. Snnse aeute,
bic in ben Stanb Der gbe treten molten, iollten
ben Sprud SdiIers IS Ri G, ner
it'd epis ~btnbet", pobl beber3igen unb
bas bortreffide Bud IeIen, ebe fe ben 10 i'd.
tighten S@ritt bes aebens tbun Birb
fir rs Gents in @ofmarfen lopobl in beutfder
pie in ensliider Sprade fret unb fera.
fan berpadt berfanbt. aIbrefe : Deut-
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Sine &drfe.

gn ale, tpel6e an Golsen bon Susenofin.
ben, nerbOier Sdtpa6e, fribem 8erfaa, @erluif
Der Mannesfraft &C. leiben, ienbe i'd fofen.
+ &ecept, ba8 fie iurirt. Dieies srobe Sell.
mittel purbe bon einem Mfilfiondr in Glib.
amerita entoedt S9idt abreIiirtes @oubert
an &eD. Soiepb 8. Snman, Station s., Stein
gorf @ifh 21,7 ,tun1i
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@rpbire es feIhff.

Der 8epeiS fur bic Site bes guobius beffebt
nidt I'M &auen oeS @arues, ionbern in Be.
niibung Der @elesenbeit gum 8erfofen be6eI-
ben. s. &alteber G CON, bic Npotbefer, baben
cine @robeFaide bon Or. 8pIanfoo's Sufen.
unb Qunsen. SHRIMP, fir Seben, Der nit Sufen,
~@rtaltungen, aftbma, S9binbiud ober Gun.
senfrautbeit seplast lit.
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MaQDrD 9ampfer= 2inie
Die einstge Dampferltnte
5wii@en
orn@ s+~S mnSA Mn~G

l atpif9en @aIbefon unb
~ MeD yorf bietet @eifenoen
nod EUROPA bic bette, bilisffe
uub 3uslei6 ansenebmite Reiieroute. Sir Sure
bon Denti9lanb tonmenbe geripanbte if..biefsr
@es Der empfeblensipertbefe, ba sufentbalfs.
@psfen in Msp gort bon Ser go~mpaanis.far
b%ieielben besabIt ueroen. SurdbiHette iin6 30
ben aIlerniebrigfen preiien 5n baben. @esen
Sifets ODER WreisIiffen pen6e man f1 an BEN
nddifen Msenten o6er 2idetasenten. Details
nebf Drudla9en iperoen bereitmiIig bertbeilt
bon 81. q. @ottjt1ts agent,
q. @eblert, TaHase. gIerf,
2t ~ @ef.g ommerfefry San ~tntonio.
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Dr. Spbn Butts
Smiths Tonic Syrup
fit bic Seiluns bon
Xiebern aQer Nrt,
malarii6c &ranfhetten

maIart11e Hrdnfbetten.
Ser @isentbiimer bieler beribmten Mebiain
eanipra9t fit bieielbe ben 8or3us boz alien
abrigen SeilmitteIn, pelde benz 9ublifum als
ra6e, lid ere unb permanente
Rur sesen Bieber aDer art, bon Idmaerer ober
~tirserer Damer empfoblen iperben. Ct ruff aae
pefliden unb iiibIiden Staaten ale 8eugen
auf fir bic Babrbeit Der @erfidernng, bab es
in feinem ein5isen Sale feline beilenbe @irfuns
o~eriasea pirb, tuenn bic Mntpeiiunsen senan
befolst tuerben. Bel bielen anfaasn 1T cine eins
3elne SoiS CUR Seiluns seniisenb, unb sanae
Bamilien ~erlangten bur1 eine einaige Glai1e
tire @efmnbbeit tieber. &c lift inbeb geratben
unb iebenfaIls nod lansmierisen anf6aen fi9e.
ter, tpenn man ben @ebrau9 bes Mittets nod
cine ooer atnei @o9en nod benz Mufb6ren beS
GieberS fort1est. G,enSbnlid bebarf man bel
bieier Nebiain feine8 ~ipeiteren SiIfsmittels, UNI
bic Ginaepeibe in Srbnnns su balten. Collie
aber ber ~aiient nod zines Requirement Mittels
b~eoIrfen, nadbem CT brei ODER bier 9oien bes
Comic genemmen bat, 10 pirb cine ~einaeIae
Doiis bon Rents @e9etabIe GamiIh
YiIIs s~eniisen.
BULBS EarsaparilIa lit ba8 aIte unb aubers
taiftse Seilmittel sesen 1lnreinisfeit bes 8lutes
unb ifropbulofe anfaae - Der &0nis Der 8lut.
r~etniger.
DR.. John BULBS Vegetable Worm Des
treyer TT in @eitalt bon ganbb DROPS prapa.
rirt, idon bonn anfebn uno Ieidt einaunebmen.
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Cine 8arte.
Office bes ct. 2eonarb 6oteI,
Main Plaaa.
@an WutDnio. Serns. 1884.

Main plasa.
San Mntonio, Seras, 1884.
&eoafteur Der uSreien pre6e": Da
ib beabli9tige, bas uSt. 2eonarb 500
tel" benz groBen publitum populdr gu
MAIDEN, mo- inn ber Comfort zines l..
&lafe 9otel gepdbrt tperoett farm,
babe i'd meine Staten auf $3.50 unb 50
per Sag rebu3irt. Sd merbe baber
erfreut fein, Sic unb Sreunbe gu feben
uno ibnen ole MufmertIamfeiten au
ermeiien. Dr. 8. u. Srerler, friiber
bonn Central 9otel, bat fi9 mir ai1p,
ciirt unb giebt unieren oeuti9en &unben
in ibrer Mutteripra9e iebmebe Wus>
,funft.
: Cars unb poitfutf9en fabren an BET
Sbiir borbei. SIR ereebener
Bbimas g. 2~ounsberrp,
&c, 9t4mw3M @isentbiimer.
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Gin Smtpelters2abem beranbt.

Gin groBes Supeliergef6dft in SO,
ton wurbe neuli9 bon elm paar f9arfs
innigen @aunern, bic fi9 in 8efib Der
3ufammenieBung beg S9loHes gum
@elbidrant gebradt batten, beraubt.
sic f9leppten fir $4,000 Suuelen
NIT fi6 fort. Dies mar bemSupelier elm
bebeutenber 8erluft abes LANCE ni6t 10
i6limm, als tuenn man i'm ieiner Sd
bigfeit beg 8erbauens beraubt bdtte.
6err Charles Wolf, &enton Obio iagt:
SD gebrau6te gromns Sron 8itters
aegeH Spspepiie nit befriebigenbem
&efultate.
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Sntflcibi4feit.
..,ttsx s1tit,.. finS I'll s,ro,tioeu sam,

g geeisnet; cine Dcfls betpirtt etne fpl9e @ez
illSperdnberuns, tab her 4utieat bnrdber ~ertaunt.
Gle ftHtfeu ben Mppettt unb perurfa9en, bae
Der Qbrper an JsyIctfA Stttttftntt; iomtt ipirh Der
Srgani5rnnS firb lie 6e1tdbxt, unb tnrm tore
tcHsfde @trfttta auf BITE @eroauuneS orsaite
bic 4teBetmdftgfeit te8 Gfmbtqangs tsrbeis
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WIumbers u. @assGitters,
1856 % .9oufonFra6e, Gan antonio. Babe.
iuaanen, stur5bdOer, BaGerelofets, Marmore
platter, @uniHi fdldnde, @Ief. unb Giienr5b.
rem, 9ierapparate un6 @asfrtures aaer arf.
xle auftrase perben prompt aussefabrt.
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DR.. A. FOntdne's Preparation

entbidelt binnen so gaaeu
cine berrIi@e Uorm, bic bon
9auer 1T uub beren Anfanae
f9on nod ben erften 10 Sasen
mabrtunebmen finb. @o cine
boafanbise Butte fdon bor.
abanben II, lpirb bieielbe in ber
)Gorm berboafommuet. Gin
Werfnh mirn Gnm nihf mn
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- Sn Bpsque Gountp baben bic
Tenwerit0rer uieber ibr Wert %begonnen.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL SATURDAY, MAY 80 1885.

Mr. Hendricks stood up and bowed and waved
MS hat and acted If he were anything except
the htEh wheel of the coach That was the
first point the President showed, and he has
gone steadily on winning popular regard against
for many years. He evidently gives his whole
energies to whatever he is doing In church be
attends strictly to the minister, and to no one
else. But few of the elect even would blame
him if he never went to church, for the people
stare at him as if he were wild beast, and
make no pretense of attending to the service.
All the campaign stuff that was talked all over
the country about the size of his collar was
about as idiotic as any talk could be. The
President is a man of very large Frame besides
man with great deal of solid flesh, and if he
had neck that smaller collar would fit it
would simply be out of proportion to his whole
frame.
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AT u Musicale.

San Francisco Chronicle
They were sitting around as they do, you
know, at musieales. There had iustbeen a song
and the pent-up protest found vent in carefully
.demonstrative praise and compliment. There
was more than buzz of conversation, there was
Babel, for everybody was afraid of the newt
able next, and wanted to keep it away as long as
possible. Then a fair young girl who had been
sitting in the background was approached.
"Will you not play something for us. Miss
Jenkinsl"
"Oh, am SC nervous No, I'd rather not, .
sha answered, rising hurriedly and going to the
piano, afraid she might be taken at her word
She tried to look like a lamb being led to the
slaughter when she was being led to the piano,
but the expression of sheep waiting to be
slaughtered which spread itself over every face
in the room was far more genuine. She played,
and she played, aud she played. Finally she
got through There was very enthusiastic APP
plause. They were SO glad it was over
miss Jenkins plays charmingy don't you
think so?" said q lady to gentleman standing
by her.
'Ya as. What was that pretty thing she
playedl"
Il am not quite sure. Something, think. by
OPUS
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An Episode of the stump.
Washington Letter to New York Graphic.

Washington Letter to New York Graphic.
1t was in the campaign of 1864. believe, that
Brewster, in stumping Pennsylvania, met Dan
lei Dougherty in joint debate in the town of
Easton. Brewster had the first innings and
made rafting, rasping, audacious speech that
drew wild cheers from his friends and greatly
nettled the Democrats. Dougherty answered
him with torrent of brilliant inveetive, ridi-
culing his figures, rending his facts, and WITH
splendidiy impassioned denunciaton holding him
up to scorn as malevolent demagog
After whitening review of his illogical
and illgrouuded argument, Dougnerty con-
Guided: "And in the last great day, sir. /, who
am now standing here, will appear before the
bar of God as your accuser.p The effect was
tremendous Everybody. thought Brewster
crushed. But collecting himself with an effort,
he rose, paused smiled chillingly, and then said.
cuttingly: .'Sir, in the course Of long and
varied criminal practice, / have observed that
the greatest criminals are always first to turn
States evidence 1t was Dougherty who was
crushed.
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No Excuse for Burning Up.


Hartford Times.
Safest town in New England is this town,
remarked drummer the other day. as the Bos-
ton train rolled into the gloomy depot st Salem,
Mass. Landlord takes no end Of trouble to
save you from being burned up. Notice posted
right upon the wall" Reaching room in the
hotel a few minutes later, the drummer pointed
to this:
NOTICE.
'In case of FIRE the means of escape from this
room is to turn to the right
cat the southern end of this passage way
there is a fire escape with egress through win
dow.
''At the north end Of this passage there is an
egress through window and down over the
roof in the rear.
There will be red lights burning through the
night at the main stairway. After going down
one flight turn to the left and keep to the left.
1.-THE next stairway is under the above)
Otherwise turn to the right through the pas
sageway and keep to the right and down the
other stairs
IA Waterman will be ON duty through the
night and in case of fire will sound the gong.n
There, how's that" exclaimed the drummer.
'Now look here We threw open window. 1t
was just about eight feet to the sidewalk.