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Lord Salisbury evidently intends to
carry on Mr.. Gladstone's business at the
old stand. So far the Tory and Liberal
policy are as like as two peas
In raising 100000 for the pedestal of the
Statute of Liberty, the New York IIOrld
has likewise raised its circulation 10000.
IL pays to be publc-spirited.
President Cleveland is getting ready to
go into the Adirondacks. If we are not
mistaken he will find the black fly in
prime condition to play the part of the
office seeker.
The New York SUMS "Old fashioned
Democrat" is getting pretty severely criti-
cised. 1t doesn't pay to pose as a gentle
man of the old school in an age of political
dudes and pharisees.
Mrs Dudley has been transferred from
prison to an insane asylum. The pris-
oner says she is satisfied, as she needs rest
and seclusion. We hope rest" does not
mean writing book.
Denmark has law which bids fair to
do much for temperance in that country.
1t provides that drunken person shall be
taken home in carriage at the expense
of the man who sold the drunkard his last
glass.
The Mormons of Salt Lake City hung
the Nations flag at half mast on Indepen-
dence Day. This demonstration would
seem to show that the Mormons are not
only in a gloomy but in a rebellious frame
of mind.
The Philadelphia Record remarks that
''Mnister Phelps seems to be doing better
in England than Minister Lowell is doing
OYer here" Perhaps so but it does not
appear how Both sc ltlcmen seeming
II be doing very well.
The dressmakers of Paris have been
driven TO the necessity of publishing the
names of some two thousand well known
ladies who make Il practice of ordering
dresses and not paving for them. The
lis. mus. be interesting reading for the
husbands of these ladies'
In spite Of all the crouhlnE we doubt if
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Mr. Becchrl. ha, finished INF. scrie, Of
sermons ON ryolutiou Thr ,,rr,t urpuch-
er hu,i f.. 90 INFO caup mt prri;,kill. so Lr
was Obliged To close up the books ana
take an account OF stock rather earlier
Than ne expected; but he established the
dOcirihe-Lo his own satisfaction.
l., i a'lho"'lct" '"Iu MINISTER Ne''t9
WIN lo' Ne rec'''le" ana lu"I the "'"l'h'1,
ia'i''i nus "0C''S" '""' - 'N"9'''' WIN
Austria on the other hand is clear That
she would rather have nobody than Kelley,
SO Kelley Will probably come home.
ne I'ei'' ooP'eu lli'o theSc colu'hHa yes
ei"a!' from the Ne" lork "o'tu' re-
porting an alleged conversation Oh MY
Shaile9 - Is pronounced by thau Sehlle-
president cleveland never sad anything
OF the klhd To me, nor nave ever sald he
d'd'
Commander Gorringe. whose death we
announced Yesterday. won fame bv his con-
nection with the removal of the Egyptian
obelisk to this country. Hehad been ailing
for , Ion,, ti,na with , enin,l dinc,,l,,,