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New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

TIE views Of Mr.. Richard Arnold, given yes
terday to the Broadway Railroad Commission,
regarding the uptown tendency of the dry
goods trade and the future centres of business
and residences III this city, are interesting read
inc, as prophecies always are. Mr. Arnold be-
lieyes that within ten years the wholesale dry
goods trade will centre at Union Square that
fl teen years hence the nchwill be living be-
tween Central Park and the Harlem River,
Willie poorer people will need additional means
of transit to carry them to their homes in the
annexed districts. AS Mr.. Arnold found Broad
st. the centre of the dry-goods trade when he
began business in New-i York, it is not to be
wondered at that he considers his prophecies
rs entirely likely to be fulfilled.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

finally persuaded them toa strike which mas
ended in riot and bloolshed. 1t is one OF the
hard features of the Labor problem that en-
p,oyers cannot deal with their employees d.
rectly, but must first please the middlemen
who live by agitation.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

solved, It is quite possible that DIR. Collier can
back up his recent conclusions with arguments
that would be worth hearing at the present
cture. 1t is gratifying, then, to know that
the New York Chamber Of Commerce, an organ
ization already identified with the develop
ment of the Nations industries. has invited
him to expouud his theory. An important ser
vice to the country may thus be performed.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14


hard features of the labor problem that en-
p,oyers cannot deal with their employees ai-
rectly. but must first please the middlemen
who live by agitation
Now that the harm has practically been oohe'
and Germany has gained fOOthold III New
Guinea. Lord Derby has sent a note to the
Pacific Colonies, assuring them that the I'm
perial Government will prevent further annex
ations by foreign Powers in their neighb0rhood.
1t only needed some behindhand announcements
like this to bring into exasperatlng prominence
the lame, the blind, the haltting policy OF tne
English Ministry in regard to Colonial aiiairs'
Mr.. Schenck, one of tho Republican
members of the New-Jersey Senate has
secured his election as President OF that
body by Democratic votes. This Is not
the way most Republicans choose 10
secure their own advancement and Mt.
Schenck's party friends naturally feel
greatly aggrieved. Their feelings, however,
seem likely to be less unpleasant than the feel
ings of the Democrats, for Mr.. Schenck later IN
the day united with his party In nominating a
State Treasurer-a thing which the Bourbons
have been particularly anxious to prevent.
The Democratic brethren in the House OF
Representatives did not dwell together IN
unity yesterday Mr.. StOckslager felt aggrieycd
that his committee had been accused OF making
Combination" upon certain bills providing
for public buildings. in order to get certain
jobs favorably acted on, and he took MIR. Ran
dali to task for having intimated some such
thing. Then Mr.. Randall completely used up
his erring brother from Indiana, who doubtless
wishes he had let bad enough alone. But after
all, perhaps, it was little unfair III MIR. Ran
dali to tell on his Democratic friend. What if
they should all do it ?
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

The Kansas city Times calculates that there are
only about 400 days till the election Oh ahother
Democratic President. Tired of Cleveland alreaIy'
eh However. we have just had one SAN PIE oi 'he
way these Mlerito prophecies turn out
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

Yes, this heated debate in the Senate on General
Hawley's resolution would never have occurred II
JTncla Sam had not hurt Jefferson Daviss feelings
In several places something less titan quarter OF
century ago Mr.. Jefferson Davis has been ac-
cessble for an apology during all the intervening
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

Texas Jail has been brokcn open, and twenty
prisoners have escaped. aud similar delivery was
reportet last week from Georgia. These people ought
to be reoaptured The army of Southern once
seekers is large enough already 1t Is not fair to
,,,yI this WAY
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

The Dublin authorities have presented Mr.. Par
nell with the freedom of the city, Or what
possible use is that to the man who controls all
IrelaBdf
New-York tribune., 1885-01-14

Governor Hill is opposed to hanging criminals
that are condemned to death. but fails TO suggest
anything to take the place OF the moose. ferhaps
he is in favor of reading arch'maleiactors INTO
eternity with The Congressional Record
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27

A French forestry journal says that thir-
y years ago the Khanati district OF Bach
aria was one Of the most fertile regions Of
Central Asia II was well worked and
splendidly watered. About twenty-five
years ago mania for clearing away the
forests seized upon the people. and now
all the great forests have been cut away
and the little that remained was ravaged
by fire during a civil war. The conse-
quences were not long ia following, and
have transformed this country into kind
Of arid desert. The water courses are
dried mp and the iTrigating canals empty
The moving sands of the desert, being no
longer restrained by barriers OF forest, are
every day gaining upon the land and will
1nish by transforming it into a desert as
desOlate as the sOlitudes that separate il
from khiva. Have Americans begun the
az gtation OF the forestry question any too
SOOnY
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27
FROM PAGE TO SENATOR.
The Successful Career Of Dick Town
shend Who Way Succeed Logan.

Congressman Dick Townshend, who has
Just announced himself as a candidate
for the Illinois senatorship, to succeed
General Logan, is one of the handsomest
and cleanest looking Democrats in the
House He is forty five years old, straight
as a plummet line and has a modest air
which bellies his most ambitious nature,
He is now serving his fourth term in
Congress, and is one of the coming men of
his party Mr.. Townshend was born in
Maryland, and at the age of ten removed
to Washington, where he began life as a
clerk in Joe Shillington's book store Mr..
Shillington. who is one of the old stagers
of the capital. says he was bright boy,
and that he paid great attention to the
great men up on the hill. He was also
fond of political discussion, and used
often to talk politics with an older clerk
named buckingham. TOwnshend was
bright too, and he often pushed Bucking
ham to the wall One day when Buck
inoham had been so badly Worsted he said
to young Townshend " 1t makes no
difference what you say, Dick Town
shend, you are nothing but a boy, any
how" The boy Townsend replied:
know l am only boy now, but / am
going to be a Congressman some day.
Just you wait few years and | will be
getting 5000 year in that house on the
hill while you are still clerking at few
dollars a week
And, +" continued Mr.. Shillington, 90 he
has done so sure enough. He got position
in the Senate not long after this as page,
through some of the senators who used to
buy books here and there formed such a
friendship with Judge Marshall of Illi-
nOis, that the judge persuaded him to
go to Illinois with him. In Illinois he
first taught school, and then studied law.
Marshall then took him into partnership
with him and in due time he was elected
to Congress. If he gets the to Senate he
will be the second senator now in the
body who began life as a page there [
refer TO Senator German as the other"
Il CIerelnNd Lcnder.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27
GEORGE RoRTE,s ARauHEKf-
The Inventor OF the " Arkansa
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The Inventor OF the " Arkansas
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a story / heard last night related %
George Bowie, the inventor Of the bowie
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27

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