Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-26

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more iexibls and adapt themselves more
readily - the Democratic desires.
OSH Virginia Postmaster. sO-caIled,
has Deen re-appointed Mrs. Al Long,
of Charlottesville. wife ot Lees Chief OF
Artillery. She is a model official. a love
~ AMI cultured woman, the sole support
II her husband now blind, and their
three children. Her father was one Of
the ssoutest of Union soldiers General
r. Y. Sumner and a Republican Prosi-
dent. Grant gave her her first commits
uon.
TuE Are de rriomphe de rEtoile, under
which the remains % Vi,tor Hugo lie IN
state. IL one % tue wonders Of Paris.
The arch is l52 feet IN height and l37 feet
n breadth. lt was begun IN lSO6 and
finished under Louis Philippe, and cost
sl.SOUO In front of each pier are four
magnificent trophies % colossal height,
representing she Departure OF 1872 the
invaders. and Peace. Ia the tympanums
and between the cOruice and the entabla-
turs are magnificent historical bas- reliefs,
and on the trieze are sculptures repre-
senting the Departure and the Return Of
the French armies. while on the yaultIng
of the arch are the names 90 the principal
battles Of the Republic and Empire.
THFnr ia a disposition, enc dispatches
say. 10 lay the remaius % Victor Hugo in
the crypt Of the church Of St Gensvisve,
better known as the Pantheon. The
building Is distinguished for its Corinth-
ian porsico of columns sixty feet high.
supporting "a richly scuiptured pedimeut.
The building was commenced by Louis
Xv. at tbe suggestion of Madame lie
Pompadour it Is rich in historical as-
sociations. and though It does not con
tain the dust Of so NANNY distinguished
men as Wsstminsfer Abbey yet Yoltsire
and Rosseau sleep their last sleep beneath
it,s pavement There Victor HHgo's re-
mmns viii probably be land with all the
pomp that tbe s1rrowing Queen city of
the world can manifest FOR her most Illus
trous SON.
THE Phladeiphis Record and the rest
II the free-trs3e Organs. are very much
exercised over samuel J Raudalls dec
hsratiou in a New York Hrrrtf interview
thas he is IN favor ot tho tariff reform
wbich both platforms asserted 70 De nee
sssary There conld be no donbt As to
what the Republican platform meant.
bat The Democratic tariff plank was so
,sonstracfsd that it wuald iit ans SORT Of
theory Mr. Randall therefore. puts
the pTotectiva construction ON II. aud the
Eee9i-f THINKS there il nothing to pre-
vent NJ Randall from entering into a
new coalition with the Republicans in
the next Congress to defeat a REVISION oi
enc ariF This NAV a0 he very ,hscour-
azirg e, the free-trsders. but the only
vsy Cor them .o becnme happy IS 20 an
tighten themselves as Mr Rainfall has
until fhev .ee what IS soun8 tariff policy
TINS bill introduced ov Representative
SELLERS ti prevent fhe sale or other ies-
tribution of ehseene. Immoral snd IN
3eceut heoks. pamphlets. papers. plc-
tires. atc. is raove iu the right airec-
ton aad r it shor'd hacoue a law and
rsseive proper enforcement, VIII 30 much
~ preserve tiaa neral purity of the rising
generation. The hlil provides thst on
complaint supported I'y cath or sffrma-
sirn arv nlumcirai court or iustlce ~ the
i,sace. shall issie vsrTant directed ~
the sheriff ~ she cnuntv er 60 any mar
lshaiT Or uoin-e aticer. aireettug him 20
s..sgp the Objectionable puh'ieasiou. ard
\, also pravaies that upon eonvctian e
sl,a ,tFeu.ler he sbsii - punished by ina-
n-,rnueut n sbe oounty lail net more
sba, thraa mouths or by fne aot ex-
.l,,,e- ,na hundred 3eiisrs er by lesth
-nd inlavlsonnaeut zf the dlscrets''n
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