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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-03
THE ASIATIC TAILS AM
GRAND PREYEhTLXE OE

CHOLERA The sS Coming ,T g5 Plague
IL Worth its weight in Gold to any one. A
ferfect Safeguard None should be without
one. Price 26cts each. Five for s.. Liberal
Discount TO Trade. Send stamped addressed
envelope, with Csc. for sample. Agents ana
General Agents wanted in every city and
town in u. S. Address, ASIATIC TAILS
MAN CO., No. 400 Lucas Ave. ST. Louis, Mo.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-03
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
COMMIssTONERs.

Incorporated in 1858 for % years by the Leg
isature for educational and charitable pur-
pOses-with capital Of $1,000, O00-tO which n
added.
by an overwhelming popular vote its fran
cnlae WAS made a part OF the present state
Constitution. adopted Dec. 2. A. ID. 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on and Endorsed
by the people Of any State.
n Heger scdies ar DOsfDOnes.
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take
place monthly.
FORTUNE. - FUN Grand Drawing. Class
D., In the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW uH-
LEANS, TUESDAY, MAY ~, ls85-ls0th
Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
10000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Frac-
ti0nB In fifths In proportion.
fa4u on unryra
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-03
0hrnliet.


y. N. PRATT,
A NAUTICAL CHEMIST. Laboratory
"A Beaufort. s. T.. Analyses of all kinds
performed with dispatch. Fertilizer anal lees
specially. savannah Office, 100 Bay street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-03
what Thirty Lays Did for a Memphis
Butcher.

Opposite the Mississippi and Tennessee
depot we found Mr.. n. l.. schmidt. lie
WAS born and reared In this city as
butcher Al the last drawing Of the
tickets, receiving five One-hith tickets,
aud Of these three drew prizes--One, No.
si,0s0, drawing 81. 0O0.-Wemphis Tenn
dudldnche, March "a.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-03
THE THREE REQUISITES,
Style, Quality and Prices.

And these we give you. Our Clothing
Is made In the very latest styles and made
Of the best material and In the very best
manner. and at the same time our prices
are the very lowest. Clothing for Men,
Youths, Boys and Children. The 4-button
Cutaway Suits, the Square Corner Single
Breasted Sack Suits. In fact, all the
latest styles.
CLOTHING FOR ALL.
LOWEST PRICES.
Straw Hats, Straw Hats, in all styles
and prices.
Pearl Hats, stir Hats, and all styles Of
Hats.
Furnishing Goods.
Unlaundrled Shirts at 80 cents, 90 cents
and 81.
We are the agents for the "King Of
Shirts" the best Shirt In the city, at 81
unlaundried and 81 % laundried.
Give US trial.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-05-03

1897 Prizes, amounting to ........... 1855
Application Tor rates tOclubs should be made
only to the onire Of the Company in New
Orleans.
For further information write clearly, Civ
lng fun address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money orders, or New York Exchange la
ordinary letter. Currency by Express lall
sums of 81 and upwards at our expensel adj
dressed NJ. A. DAUpuiN,
New Orleans, La,
OrM. A. DAUPHIN,
COZ Seventh street Washington, d. c.,
or JNO. Is. ERNANDEZ,
Savannah, Ga.
Make J.. o. Money Orders payable and adj
dress Registered Letters 90
NEW OhLEAN s NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-15
9cr NnrDHern.

@bre nidt, inbem man uubefuster @eiie
Doe Sanoeln ieiaer oeutiden Mitbiraer
befrit1lt unb 10 ben @esnern bes
9eutlhtbums nod n;ebr Stuff an Die
!Sanb sibt, nm lire siftiseR 8ieile gesen
ales, mas oa beutld lift, gu i6leuoern.
Gin iolbes SOrurtbeil unter ben
9eutfden Su beieittsen, lit cine Witanfz
gabe bes beutI6eu fatboliiden Gaiino.
Sc 1T nur 81 miiniden, baB es ben Wit=
gliebern bes 8eretns se!iHsen nDdte,
ibren eblen 3ued gu erreiden. uno
mag u INNER gesen ben Serein &C.
iproden iperoen, pie es benz 2eumnnb
beliebt, bic Witslieber bes @eretns wers
ben iib bur6 iOlde &ritifer BON ibrem
lubensmertben 1nternebmen ni6t ab'
balten Iaiien uno Dem bDien 8orurtbeile
gum GrOb Seisen, baB Der Smed beg
@ereins, ionie in Der gontitution ME-
bersei5rieben, bon ben Mitsliabern err
itrebt tsirb, Der ba lift, rnidt benz Sinnz
li9en Su fr6bnen, ionbern' bas @eiitise
bod 81 balten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-15
Sie Mprmnnsn uli!Hen geben.

Sas Wurntonenseieb lit big iebt in
leiner Mnmenbung niht Dbne 8irfuns
sewelen uub bic Wormonendlteiten fam
gen on einSuieben, baB ie iid enttueoer
ben @eieben gu fiisen ober bas 2aub su
perlaiien baben. Seit ee9en bas gnbe
bes lebten Sabres Die Serurtbeilungen
besannen, iinb unsefdbr $4,000 Morz
monen unter benz @bmunbsaeiebe. mel
6es ,ppg1 Sberseribte perfaHunssmdBis
erfldrt uurbe, Tires Stimmredtes be-
raubt iporben, urb neberfibrunsen ausz
g~eipredener 8Olpsamiiten unter Der
neuen @eridtsorbnung tuaret 5iemli6
bdufis.
Sas 8Irgerreht tptrb nun allen
Mormpnen uerweisert, pelde ni6t alien
Ser. Staaten @sieben, bic @eiebe sesen
Die 8Ofpsamie nidt aussenummeu, Sc:
boriam fdmDren mplleu. 9as neue
Spitem ber Iustpabl BON &i9tern,
fpel6e bic Sielpeiberei tpeoer praftisiz
rem, nod baran slauben, bat Der Mors
monenfeftHns bas Sunbament tuegse=
idlasen. 9tidt nur in Utah, ionbern
aud in Sbabo unb Iri5ona arbeitet bic
Gntimormoaenseiebesmaidine unb bas
plDsli6e &eri6minben beoeutenber Seis
Tiger 5eist an, baB iie gut arbeitet. Sic
8ielueiberei lift alleroinss nod ni6t
ausserottet, 70 LANCE Der @laube an bas
Mormunenbosula nod lebt. Ser slduz
bise arbanser Der Wormonentir6e
banst trOb auer 8iberudrtistelten feft
an Dem Spitem; bod lit buiielbe I'M i9uz
iammenfalen besrifen. 8olDsamiitiide
8eiber seben unter ansenommenen Sea-
men unb iinb iber gang Utah 5eritreut,
udbrenb Die 8eueiie sesen lire Mdnner
iduer su erbalteu iinb. IS mag nod
einise Sabre bruern, big bas uebel sana
ausserottet lit; bod miro es eei6eben
unp, tpcnn n6tbis, NIT neuer @eiebse>
buns. Wittlerueile setpinnen bic So
iepbiten, tue1de bic nidt. pulpsamiiti=
i6en MOrmOnen iino, in Utah INNER
mebr 80oen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-15
Sin @ae, Die es ansebeu mag!

&ir 'erbielten anfanss bieier ISOLDE
aug 8aibington bonn 9onozO Department
cine 3uf9rift folsenoen Snbalts, Die
mir usriern 2eiern glauben mittbbeilen
s1 maRen: rNa3 benz @eiese Der Ser.
Staaten tit jeber Sirscr bere9tigt, iib
cine Seimitdtte BON 100 older 2anb III
nebmeu. 9erielbe muB ieoo9 perma:
nent ieinen &obniib auf belaster tSeim>
ftatte nebinen, uno ni6t BON Belt Su Belt
einise Nddte ba perbriugen, vtpie man
irrtbimlid Bis jest ansenomme1", lperr1
er feline Seimitatte seiebli9 balten min.
60 enti6teoen bur6 2anosg ommiHdr
Sparfs.
&aibinston, Is. sunni 1885.
Cine Seiml tdtte farm nur bann sez
balten iuerbeu, tuen1t bers ober bieienige
beweiien fDnnen, baB iie ielbit auf bieler
9eimltatte permanent pobnen unb ni9t
auf SPECIALIZATION Die Seimitdtte genom=
meu blben.
alliltant @~Ommiiidr Sarriion.
8aibinston, 16. Sunt 1885.
Cine Presumption Claim lit nur
oann 9eiebli6 baltbar, penn bon Dem
Gage on, mo Die Claim senOmmen tpirb,
ale bic Improvements sema9t, bic pom
@eiebe perlanst tuerben; pibrisenfals
ct uidt nur ieiner Claim perlutis pirb,
~ionoern au6 nod seIesli6 perfol9t iuerz
ben fam. 60 enti6iecen bur6 ben
2anbzS efretdr Mulorop.
&aibinston, ~. SUM- 1885.
Sas Sorti9affen bon Improvements
(8erbeiierunsen), bte auf elmer SCENT
itatte, Ooer 8aumanpflan5unsen, Die &C.
ma6t purben, ,pirb als prima facie
anseiebeu, unb nod umitdnoen Ieiner
Seimitdtte, Dber 8uumanpflan5uns perz
lulti9 nerben.
2ano~S efretdr Mulbrow.
@aibiustOu, "A. Sum- 1885.
Quf einer SaumanpflanSuns miiiien
unter alien I'm ltdnben 10 older nit 8dus
men angepf lau5t uerben, ipurauf GA
lebenbe Sdume iteben milien; ferner
wirb %perlanst, baB in Ser Qpplitation
~anseseben tperben mub, pb Der Qppliz
can't Siirger Ober ni6t Sirser Der Ser.
Staaten 1T.
2anozg untmiiIdr Sparfs.
&albin9tpn, Is. Sum- 1885.
Sbise gntideibuneen our6 oas 2anbz
8epartement mDge man tpobl beber5is
gen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-15
Scr @ettetoepprratt Der
Ser. StGaten.

Sic lebte Summer bon vSrabitreet's
Sournal" entbalt ben eriten BON elmer
&eibe bon 8eri6ten iiber ben @etreibe,
uorratb bes 2anoes, ipel6e pierteljdbr=
lid eri6einen Iolen- @s lit eritaunli6,
baB oieies @erf bur6 priuate Siilfs.
mittel unternpmmen mirb, aber bic ytptb=
lpenot9fett oesie(ben liest auf Der SanD.
8isber iinb namentli6 apei @Orratbsz
bertdte regelmdbig 9ellefert tuorben, Ell
ner BON Der Sanbelsfamnler BON gblcusp
unb ber anoere pon Der Stem gorfer
BrpbuftenbDrle. unpereinbare Sibers
ipri9e baben jebo9 bas Sertrauen in
belize 10 siemli6 5erit0rt. Ser Seem
gorfer 8eri6t ldBt Die Sorrdtbe BON
ct. &aul unb Minneapplis aus uno bod
lit leeteres elmer Der eriten 8ei5enmdrtte
Der Ser. Staaten. gr i9eint I'M gIse=
meinen mad ptlfIrltden unb unperz
itdnoliden @runbidben 5uiammenseiteut
Su perben. 9as &e6uen ober Ni9ts
re6nen bon @etreibe, bas ii9 int Eranii lit
befinbet, lit ein anberer 8untt BON Ni9tz
iibereinitimmung unb tpenr, tie fiirSS
lid bemerft purbe, Der Gbicasoer 8es
ri6t in elmer gesebenen ISOLDE cine 3uz
nabme bon 100000 8uibel auflueiit
unb Der Stem gorfer 8eri6t in Der
rdmli6en ISOLDE cine Ibnabme bon
100000 8uibel, 10 muB tuenisitens Ell
1er oerSelben atemltd tuerthlpS ieir.
Sn tpie melt es 8~rabftreet seltnsen
uiro, bieie Mdnsel gu beieitisen uno
~forrefte unb glaub!pirbise 8eridte gu
erbalten, mub absetuartet weroen. uebriz
gems barf ni6t per9eiien tperben, baB
senaue Insaben in mander Sinii6t
i6pieris, menn nibt gang unmDsli6
iinh. 60 fann }. g. bas @etreibe, bas
ii9 i'm Sraniit befinbet, uur mutbmaBz
lid abgeI6dbt perben unb Gambler,
pel6e benfen, baB bic 8eridwiesenbeit
ibren Sntereiien f6rberli9 iei, pertuel>
germ jebe Iusfunft uber aeben fali9e
Sablen an. Srpboem 1T bic allsemeiue
8ebeutung etnes iiberii6tliden Sor=
rathsberi6tes ldnsit anerfannt iporben,
unb elm .forrefterer lit gang beitimmt
better als Elm tpeniser senauer. 9ie
Stdrfe bes 8rabi treet'i6en 8eri6tes
1iest barin, baB er aug allen 9beilen oes
9anbes einlief, sulammen seiteIt muir,
be unb baB er, ba er cine sroBe Sabl
ppn fleineren Mdrften, bic setp6bnlid
ausselafien tuerbeu, etnldlieBt, umfaiz
ienber als irseno Elm anberer Der u9ter
tit.
Na9 ben 8rabftreet'iden Tabellen
betrug ant 1. Sult Der na9meisbare
@eiaenporratb in ben Ser. Staaten Dit=
lid BON ben Seliensebirsen unb in
CANADA 4S,196,667 8uibel; Der SOr.
ratb an @eli6forn 6,794 ,922; an So.
ter 3,672OSO; an @erite 164, 1914 UNI
an Rpssen 256,l6O 8ui6el. Sn Mtin:
~neiota, 9afota unb @isconIin befanber
li6 15,245, 96S 8uibel @eiSen. 9ieit
@eiammtiumme uirb nur bon berieni'
gen BON finf5sbn wi6tisen mittlerer
unb me1tliden Hunften, einlblieBlid
I|g6icago iiberidrttten. Ser na9meis:
bare 8eisenpprratb bat felt benz l.
april etipa I'M II YrOsent absenom
men. Mittlertpelle baben fi6 bic Mebl.
uorrdtbe unsefdbr I'M elm Drittel Obel
mebr oermebrt. Ser @ertb zines iol
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-15

&aufmaun ioiuubl als aud+ fir ben Spez
~sulanten, fam nidt iiberi6dst perben.
Sbn Su erbalten, lit elm rielises Inter
tebmen, oas Silfsmittel unb @ebulo
erforoert. Ser aema6te Gnfans lit lebr
perbsiBeno, nno Die IutOrttdt, Die ba=
binter itebt, cine iolde, baB man fols=
lid &ertrauen in bieielbe ieben barf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-15
Sir ben RprbItern.)
grinnerungsfeter an bic Yipnier:
MilitDnare nnter ten Snbianer1.

Sn ct. So1epb, Sttertail 60. Minn.,
~ieierte bic fatbolii9e @emeiroe ben 4tea
Suli in eisentbimli6er, b%ebeutunsspol.
Ter @eiie; benn nit bent unterbaltenz
ben, bas sctp6bnli9 ser 4. Suli nit fi6
brinst, tpolten mir aud SOrtbeilbaftes
unb 8elebrenbes perbinben. unb allies
oieies tuurbe er5ielt bur6 Die Seranitalz
tlns elmer fleinen Sair, be,en @rtra9
basu bienen iDlte, i9Dne Sirdenslasz
fen tern an Stele beren anSuI@affen, Die
uns bieles S,iibiabr BON eiuem 9asel,
iturme 5eridlasen wurOen. 9ieies 3iel
tuurbe errei9t our6 Die rese 2betlnabz
ME Der @emeinoemitslieber, Die in Der
Gbat cine l6blide se1annt 81 tuerben
perbient. Gin Ieoes Mitslieo Der Sc.
meinbe, urb ipenn au9 nod o arm, trus
b. Sersen germ oa5u bel, ben nit Dem Seite
perbunbenen eolen 3wed 81 errei6en.
Gem betebrenben Sbeil unierer Inter
baltuns iuurbe man sere6t, tnbem Die
ebrpiirbieen Seneoiftiner : S6tpez
tern beim abidluiie bes eriten
Sduliabres i6rer anerfennenspertben
8irtlamfeit in un Ierer Witte Die S9uls
iugenb barauf abri6teten, I'M por Der
per1ammelten @en1einbe peridieoene
Sinnipri6e, tletne Tbeateritiide, iotuie
au9 Colo uub gbureeidnse sur @rbeiz
terur9 Der perIammelten Mtenge por5uz
trasen. llnb tpirtli6, Die &leinen emit
lebiaten ii9 ibrer Iufsabe in b6dit gu
friebenitellenber 8eiie. @elesentli6 bic
les 8olfsfeftes f~eierten mir nod insbez
ionoere bas Inbenfen an bic erften Wii.
lipndre BON orb<Winneiot als Sort
liebuns bes sroBartiees @olfsfeites, oas
am 20. Mat bieies Sabres in ct. Glouo
in 10 erbabener @eiie besansen uuroe,
tpie bies Der ugsprofern" bereits ieinen
2eiern meloete.
Set feterli1em @~ottesbienite sebadte
man Der eriten 9eiten bes tirdliden &C.
bers in @orb,M innefota; lit ia Die
rpabre Sreibeit unb bic edte Qualification
nur bur9 bas @laubensli9t unb burd
cine 6riflide @rsiebung %bebunsen.
gor 33 Sabreu, 81 iuelder Belt Der
iefise gater 8irS mad Norb.M inneiota
fam, burditreiften brei srOBe Snbianerz
I itdmme bas gauge 2anb; 6ftli9 pom
| Miififippi tuaren es bic tapferen Chip
pepas, weItli6 BON Miifiiippi uno
iioli1 bonn Gauf &iper Die friese'
ridden Siour, bic melt na6 9afoto
binein iid porbrdnsten. NGrOli6 BON
Sauf 8iper unb suslei6 ueitlid
pom WiIiiTppi lebten Die frieoii6en
! @inrehnans 11nh no Graor tni". nro'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
Naval N,tters.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-At the CON
ference ~ tao navy departmoas Satar-
day between Secretary Whitney, the
chiefs of tho bpresu of steam engineer
ing and Of contraction and repairs,
aud the mOmbsrs ortho naval sdvisory
board, tho plan Tor tho completion OF
tho unfinished cruisers Chicago,
Boston nnd Atlanta w8s arrsuged and
decided upOn sad thA work on tho
vessels wal b. continued at tho wards
where they now lie, by the bureau oI
steam ongtnssring and tho bureau OF
construction eud repairs, and
they Will bear tue ssipc relation
to the government 50 tue original con-
tractors did. Tao bureaus viii be held
responsible for whist IL done,
and the work will 10 con-
duotod under tho direction of
oiicers representing tho bureau,
Tho naval advisory board vii, have its
representatives, ~ the yards, who viii
supervise all work aud material
ss formerly. II auy changes
or mod hcatlous In tho original plans
are deemed necessary, the snme
course VIII DO pursued as before the
government took charge.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03

whom he will be superseded. At the
closing meeting toe commissioner
sprsad upon tbs minutes 4 resolution
hat the commissioners wish
20 express their sppreeis-
ton Of the earnest, honest
efficient service rendered by all those
s.rviog as suoordtnstes TO them, cno
also 70 the nnemoers of the different
sosrcs of az amiuera, whose work hus
been I'D omer0us To themselves az
IL has Oeen helpful 10 the
eom mission and Sdvan.sssous 10 the
pubiic s6rvica. The constitution OF
the new board still remains matter
Of speculation. Tbs name # Comp
troller Chspin, OF New York, 1t IL
stated, hiss been presented 70 the
president for one Of the p,rces.
MIR. Eaton did not 70 to tae rooms
OF the commission to-day. Tosrs
porter he ssis he was not TO hold over
TIL hissucasssos was sppoiated, and
Was no longer a commissioner. He
has perfect confidence, ne said, in the
presidents determination aud ability
10 enforce tho law. lie shiukB THINKS
will go on all right. he will remain
IN Washiugson during ths winter.
Judge Thotnsn called at the White
House this morning. TO reporter he
said.
ppm out. L shall bs here FOR a
weak end then Pm going away for u
wAil9,v
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03

Anu frossn North with an IRON nigh
way. ara among the sublimest iliustra-
tions Of human achievement.
The opening OF this road makes now
the fourth long trasscontinental line,
the Northern, Central ard Southern
Pacifics, in our territory, being the
oshsrz. There can be no complaint
now OF facilities for crossing the CONT
nent. The oceans have, indeed, been
bound together with hooks OF steel
and banda OF iron. And just as our
own fsmous lines carried wealth and
power and civilizs alton in their wake
and developed our West with such as
tonishlng rapidity, 20 will this Cana
dian Pacific soon transform tina whols
British Northwest, ply sically, social =
and politically.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
THE cosTLlNEss OF NEGLECT.

Tho reports from Montreal, now
stricken by fearful visitation oil
ANAL pox, are sickening. 1t is almos;
incredible thst intelligent municipal
authorities would have been so long
and so grossly nosleotiul OF the ssni-
tary and health iutsres;s OF 3 great
city ~ TO render possible such state
OF affairs az now exists thsre. Over
1000 houses are "iaolated," over l,5OC
patients need hospital acooamodE.
tlons that eannot DO furnished thsm,
aud 1t is sstd that bstore spring the
city will be oyer 5000 COO in debs on
account of this epide nia. D8sliiution,
disease and filth fill every street, and
the condition OF, and worst atricken
and worst cared for Southern cities
during ayellow fsyst is never more
deplorable.
There is literally no excuse FOR this
condition OF affairs. Smsllpox is OF
all dreaded ec0urges an inh sbitsut and
freauenter Of low ard dirty places. Il
rsvels In the slams, but OF cpurse 81
tncss fashionable quarters whom the
opportunity IN given it, with tho same
yisor and vlrulenco that it Bianiyeat
in the filthy novels OF tho poor. I'm
suestionabiy Montreal must have
been permitted to accumulate filth and
develop dangerous sanitary conditions
through series ct years and by
criminal negligenos on the part OF tho
authorities. Then Tho ignorant p0pu.
lace we're pArnittod to fight Off vncci-
natioa until now tho city has become
10 infected that nothing but 81 total des-
tructlou by fire will ever sweep away
the gerW9 Of tho scourge, oue.hslt,
indeed ono fifth of s500o,000, which
the epidemic is to cost the city, judi
ciously expended In sanltary mURa-
urea, would hsve rendered IL utterly
impossible, in tho very nature OF
things, for Montreal to have suffered
such visitation aud lniiiction.
hho uhNo Oh M Juststl IL y warning 10
Nil our American cities. 1t Is no saw
ing OF money, TO say nothing OF the
value of human lire aud comtort, to
neglect even the most costly and
thorough preparations for the ''ralny
day" OF En- epidemic. Summer aud
winter cur cities ought to bs like
woll-IeGuiated house. When tho
scourge comes, like thief In the
night, il is too late to act, and Voc
unto those oiiicisls whose niggard-
liuees and negligenca have dosols.ed
every home and paralyzed industry,
and saddle an enormous debt upon
the people.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
osnrtermnstsr's Repcr, .

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Quartsrmas.
ter Lonualt In his annual report,
says the necessity Of sa,embling
troops a. larger aud more permanent
posts near tho Indian Reservations
and ~ proxlWity to tn. sreat
strategic poiuts of tho country
adjacent to its public reserv alton,
bsrbsrs aud ports becomes daily more
apparent. He urgea troops uarrisouoi
In ossemented forts TO be- kcpt In bar.
encks outside tbs easements in times
Of peace for sanitary reasons aud psys
barracks should DO built ri ONE. Tne
report proceeds to give . financial
showing.
Attic beginning of tho fiscal yosr
there remeined Ia tho treasury hal.
aaces apnlicsb IN expente OF prior
wears 81 l03,osl. Appropri s,od FOR year
Qll,Oo6. hslAnoe undrswn june 30
1885, was tSG3, O1S, required to meet out
standing indebtedness.
Tue following statement OF building
and barracks erected needs that for III.
tufe EXPENSES OF transportation pur.
chsscs OF horses, cl,lms settled, otc,
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FACTS REFUTE THEORIES

1t is tho protcctlonists cry that high
lsrifl means prosperity, large profits
and high wages, quick sales and
plenty OF work. They love to contrast
America with other low tariff coun-
tries, and invariably attribute our az
psrlorlty and marked prosperity
to the operation Of high
tariff. II ie no answer to
them that periods of depression
and stagnation arc experienced here
rs abroad; that labor Goes often starry
ing; that p-nics carry ruin In their
track often, and that at times "high
tariff America" 10 more Rrievously
cast down than free-trade Bnglsnd, in
its worst days. They ere either ignor-
sntly or selnahly joined to their idols,
and argument cannot reach them.
The Boston Herald, right up in the
home Of these hide-bound protection
iots, give expression to a few thoughts,
supported by facts, that ought to be
convinslng of the folly of making
prosperity dependent on high tarif.
Its uttersnces may full to influence
protectionists, but thoy are interesting
reading 10 the yest of tho public, TO soy
the lerst. IL says;
"rho country hos had, during the
past % yeaTe, what Mr.. Lowell ironi-
oGlly celebrated ~ 'iho highest tariff
in tho world Dtring this geriod the
country has had prosperous times and
dull timee, hooms and pan'cs, high
wsgee and low wages, cheap fond and
dear food, heavy cxpnrts aud llghs ex-
poris-sll under teriT ranging from
M average Of a 90 fS per cent. Now,
~ thors IA anything w thu loglo o. pro.
tectionists, the country sh0gld have
been continuously pTaspsr0uS, AZ =
mater otfso,, 10 yeats ont a. the lssi
II have been years Of unusual depres.
SION and stagnatipC, and siS
No,Ts were required 10 Clcsl
up after tho earthquake oglS73, uad
from 1881 ~ the summer OF this yea,
misunderstanding could not have baa1 In
n worpo condition, or trade more un.
profitable, under tho evil influence NJ
trihuted 10 froo trade by the protee-
tlonistr. Az this has sappoped under
tho highest tariff in tho world"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-03
Presidential appointments.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.--Tho prssi-
dent to-day appointed the following
presidential pOstmsater
Jsmes d. Lock, at Gro9nsb0rouga,
Alabama, vice w. White, suspended;
john B. Christian, st Uuioatown, Ala.
bama, yicS +. IL. Houston suspended !;
Thomas W. Carroll, 1T Bunksr Hill.
Illinois, vice I. q. Henry susDsnded;
W. I. Armstrong, vt K)komo,
Indisna, vics o. Il. SOu1era, sus-
peaded; A, a. Sparks, Mount Vernon;
Indiana, yioe 7. G. A0rey, suspended /;
joshua Esrness. at Sullivan. IaiiGna,
Vice Urleh Cox son, euspendsd: Patrick
Gibbons, ab ksokaS, Iowa, vice y. NJ,
Clark, suspendcd; &. Il. Ruaman, 1T
Frankfjrt, Kentucky, ylcs j. q. Hatch
cit, tHspsnd2d; Il. u. Cook,
at HsidsrsOn, Kentucky, vioe
II, =. Park, suspended. 4. Q
SpIck, ST N ,disonyille, Kentucky,
vice u. 3. Frost, suspended; w. A.
S,agsoD, ct GrsSnviile, Michissn, vice
IL. b Grshill, suspended; Charles uo :
lidny, 81 st. Lous, Michigan, vice T.
Al. Charcn, suspended; Wr6 Adams,
at Jackson Aissi 4Bippi, vice u. r. Nc
Me-, suspended; ID. Z. htArses, at
Bare Onlo, vice William II. james,
suspended; William Clevingsr, a.
Wllminstoa, Ohio, vico C. n.
Browning, suspended; Frank Hsvey,
1T Bavoo, Pennsylvania, vice No wton
Wills, suspended; Ell jsh II. Parsons, as
Varvsnda, Peunsylyauia., vise j. p.
Keeny, suspended; J. A. Taylor, ii
Bryan, Texas, vice j. Myers, SUE
pended; III. Ii. Mould, at Barsooo,
Wisconsin, vice d. Y. WEIGH, sas.
Psrlingtop, Wisconsin,, vice y. w. O.
horGs, suspendsd; Joseph Taylor, ri
Dabois, rennsy lvinia, visa j. Il
Dali. resigned; Alvia s. Msrsi,
IS Rsd Cloud, Nss:Eaka, vice N. G.
McNeit, resigned; Il, Clay McClsirns,
At PULASKI, rennesiye, vics 4. d
Laris, commission exolred; 4. T.
Evans, az Sf. Joa,ph, Missouri, vics
Frank n. Tracy, com ni,sion expired
II. D. Bcacksn - Mt, Vernon, vice II.
Il. Bowman, commis.iI IN expired.