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mains will be inferred at Oak Hill cemetery.
The PFinfers' Strike Troubles.


OyER-THE TRANSPARENCY MAN STILL PER-
AMBULATING THE CITY.
Mr.. John Gibson, Of the firm OF Gibson Bros
was officially notified yesterday of the warrant
against him charging him with assaulting Ar
thur Taylor, the colored transparency bearer,
as heretofore published in THE STAR. This
morning he appeared in the Police Court and
the case was continued until Wednesday Of
The printers committee sent men with trans
parencies to-day through South Washington
tend, they say, to have every street In the city
traversed by the transparency bearers. The
SSla . men Yesterday went over num-
1t ought to be noted" said a member of the
committee, that the transparency nowhere
disorder. The men were not molested any
where stone was thrown at one of the trans
ata,c Dy ooy IN the street, but he did it
wanted to throw a stOne.''
THE CHESS CLUB REoRGANIzEp.-Tbew Wash.
1ngton Chess and w hist club having reorgan-
Lied, the executive committee invite members
and their friends to visit the club rooms in the
st. Cloud building on the opening night We'd
nesday, the 9TH instant. Arrangements are
chess and checkers, in which ali lovers Of these
the club. "''''
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKEr.-Held every
"Wednesday at Queenstown, on the Metropolitan
branch p. q ., X K, three miles from the
cattle on the market this week. Best sold
from Az TO B; good, TO Al: fair, 81, to ga:
medium. 81, TO 81; ordinary, 2ia too. 1909 old
sheep and lambs up. Old sheep brought 10
Size; lambs. TO SC. Veal calves to &c. 80
cows and calves up, selling from $25 to $50 per
head. State OF the market dull.
THE GRAND OPENING of w. w. Burdette &
Co., Nos. 92S 18th and 7O6 X streets northwest,
has begun A fine display of new fall dry
goods, carpetings and all sorts Of ladies' wear is
made.
THos. B. SMITHS LUMBER YARD-Atfention
is called by NJ. Thomas b. Smith 10 the fine
stock of lumber, sash, doors, blinds and mould.
lngs TO be seen at his yard, opposite the b. & o.
depot His stock of lumber includes white and
yellow pine, spruce pine, ash, cherry, walnut,
poplar and mahogany. Orders for boards oil
any widths can be filled at the shortest notice.
builders and others would do well to visit Mr.,
slnitn s yard before making their purchases.
.sUBURBAx PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN.-A splen.
aid tract Of land, 29ts acres with improve
ments just north of '.Edgewood." known as
nc Snaae mansion, viii be sold at auction to
tunity. fs~ "PPo''
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GENTLEMEN's HATS, Derbys and soft, at
prices to suit the most economical. Our $3.50
black and brown are selling all over at $3.50;
our $2.45, splendid value at SO, Francs, cor
ner 18th and ID, the only strictly One Price Hat
and Gents Furnishing Store In the city.
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Some Of Our Low Priced Specials.
WM HAHN Il Co,

WIN. HAHN 4 Co.,
S16 9TH street and 1922 Pcnna ave.
Remember, these goods are solid leather.
Gents 81 Kip Walking Boots.
$3.50 Calf Sewed Boots.
$1.25 neat Cutters and Laced.
Ladies' Soc. Kid and Pebble Button.
S5c. Calf Laced Shoes.
25c. Comfortable House Slippers.
Misses Soc. Kid and Pebble, heeled or spring
heel Button.
Youths SOC. Tipped Laced Shoes.
Boys 81 Tipped Hook Bamorals.
Childs' Csc heel or spring heel Button.
Infants 35c. Kid and Goat, Button and
Laced.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 6:1O pm and
extinguished at 1:3O am.
season and q short one for the sale of ice.
The schooner William. Wilson, VIM. Tally
reports that while lying at anchor between
White House and Harlem Point q cOlored
deck hand named Rudolph Montgomery, aged
20 years, fell overheard and was drowned.
A note received at THE STAR office says
Thomas harrington and Ephe Thomas, of West
Washington, offer to row any two men in the
District q race in a double outrigger working
boat on the upper Potomac for $50.
Mr.W. II. Burt has been elected secretary of
the South Washington Endowment association,
In place of the late VIM. B. Browne.
Gen. s. 8. Carroll was thrown from his buggy
on E street yesterday afternoon and slightly
The National Rifles returned from the fair of
the Piedmont Agricultural association at Gull
pepper, Va, at halfpast ten O'Clock last evening
They were treated very handsomely at Gull
pepper and gave an exhibition drill on the fair
grounds in the afternoon.
Acting Coroner Hartigan yesterday afternoon
held an inquest on the body of John j. DON
nelly, at his residence on North Capitol street,
the abdomen with parlOr rifle at Guethler's
park on the 2Sth ult. and died yesterday MORN
ing. The verdict was in accordance with the
Read Thomas Dowling's advertisement of
Oriental carpets and rugs In the auction col
Hop Lung, a Chinese laundryman, was fined
IS by Judge Smell to-day for cruelty to q dog
The Jewish holidays closed yesterday, when
we're celebrated in the synagogues. At the Sth-
street temple Rev. Mr.. Stern delivered a sermon
from the text LET there be light"
Daniel West, colored, while at work yesterday
afternoon in the loft OF Allison Majors stable,
= street, near 14th. fell through trap door to
the ground, a distance OF thirty feet, striking
upon his head. He was very seriously injured,
and lies In critical condition at Providence
hospital.
Henry Lee, indicted for an assault with intent
10 commit rape on Georgianna johnson on
August Sth last, was arraigned in the Criminal
Court to-day, and pleaded not guilty.
The German Orphan Asylum association and
others have filed a bill against s. T. Suit for a
reformation Of q deed for 20 acres OF land
part of Chichester.)
Ambrose Saunders and George Hawkins. both
eoiored, were arrested yesterday by Officer
West for cunning in GlenwOOd cemetery and
Judge Smell fined them So each for trespaSs
The committee appointed to examine appli-
cents for admission to the bar will hold a session
At she Bar association rooms, in the CITY Hall
on Saturday, the 10Th OF October, at 10 O'Clock
am.
Mr.. Thomas ID. d. Ourand. who had been sick
Tor some time with consumption died this
morning rather suddenly at his residence 14I1
street. He was a member of Pentalpha lodge
No. %. +. A. A. NJ, which body will attend his
funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2:3O The re
mains will be inferred at Oak Hill cemetery.
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FALL OvERcoATs of our own manufacture
Eiseman, cor. 7th and E streets.
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To which all are cordially invited.
We shall endeavOr not only to maintain the high
standard have attained but shall try to excel
all previous efforts We pride ourselves not only
carrying the Largest Stock but also the Choice,
Desirable and Fashionable Goods at the Lowest Pre-
yailing Prices.
WE ACKNOWLEDGE NO COMPETITION!
For your own interest ask of not to purchase
until you have examined our great display and posted
yourselves regarding Quality Styles and particularly
as to our Prices Our display of all the Foreign and
Domestic Productions that art and skill can produce,
as well as our reputation as Leaders of Fashion and
Low Prices will stand unrivaed Our great Of
the past will be our guarantee for the future.
WE TENDER TO OUR PATRONS OUR SIN
CEREST THANKS FOR THEIR PATRON
AGE AND SUPPORT, WHICH ENABLES
Us SUCCESSFULLY TO GIVE TO
WASHINGTON CITY THE
LARGEST MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
IN THE UNITED STATES.
PLEASE TO REMEMBER
UkSDAY AND FRIDAY,
OCTOBER and 2,
OUR OPENING DAYS.
We expect to greet you all and bid you hearty well
KINGS PALACE.
$3.50 S14 Seventh St NV.
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"INGLEsIDE, Mt. Pleasant, now open Supper
q specially. Oysters, game, etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

THE ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tall
ors OF Washington are Eiseman Bros, cor 7th
and F. Sfraafs
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ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at
our factory, IA y. Howard, Baltic, Md. Else
man Bros, cor 9TH and + streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

You W111 WoSr You:
YOU DO, DON'T YOU.
WILL WHAT? DO WHAT:
Why, Save Money by Buying your CLOTHING at
VICTOR E. ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
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SUITS to order S25 and up. Eiseman, 9TH & E.
MARRIED-Happy couples in search of house
keeping outfits call at Breitbarth s Odd Fellows
Hall furniture store.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

The weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 2, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states fair weather
Today, northeast winds, becoming variable
slight changes In temperature.
dicst.d i1 for ths fake regions, the Ohio valley
and the gulf states, with slight change in tenn
perature.
OUR o. 90 hand sewed CATERS, $3.50 hand
sewed calf boots are equal to $500 custom
made. Our 81. so seamless calf CATERS. o.. 90
YoUNe's. 400 9TH street,
Sole agent for s2.5 so electric shoes.
FALL ovERcoArs of our own manufacture
Eiseman, cor. 9TH and E streets.
THE ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tail.
ors of Washington are Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th
and streets.
Tomorrow You CAN BUY our $3.50 Paris
kid button for $500. Fine straight goat button
for $3.50; worth $500. Our $500 kid and
pebble button for 81 90 School shoes, 80 cents;
worth s1.OO. Youth button, rs cents. Lace,
90 cents.
YoUNG's, 4O2 It'll street.
See: The Old Lady in Window.
PANTS to order So and up. Eisemen, 9TH & E.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS and singers fni B. H.
Douglass Sons Capsicum Cough Drops q sure
SUITS to order s25 and up. Eiseman, 9TH & E.
GENTLEMEN's HATS Derbys and soft, at
Black and brown are selling ali over at $3.50
our $2.45, splendid value at SO, Francs, cor
ner 7th and ID, the only strictly One Price Hat
and Gents Furnishing Store In the city.
ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at
our factory, IA =. Howard. BALTIC, MD. Else
man Bros, cor. 9TH and + streets.
Go TO sHEpp's, 400 9th street. to buy your
gas fixtures.
PANTS to order So and up. Eiseman, 9TH & E.
GOVERNMENT CLERKS, stick close to your
desks and il will save your bacon; but you can
call as late as nine O'Clock every evening at
Breitbarths mammoth furniture establish
ment, odd Fellows Hall, to make your pur-
chases.
SUITS to order s25 and up. Eiseman, 18th & E.
MARRIED-Happy couples in search of house
keeping outfits call at Breitbarth's Odd Fellows
Hall furniture store.
Boys clothing of our own manufacture. Else
man Bros, cor. 9TH and f streets.
BASE Capital park) BALL.-Friday, Louis
willie; Saturday, Athletic.
FALL OvERcoArs of our own manufacture.
Eiseman, cor. 7th and streets.
OYSTERS by the quart delivered to any part of
the city, at JOhnsOn's, 40 9th street.
The ONLY manufacturing clothiers and tall
ors of Washington are Eiseman Bros, cor It'll
and streets.
"INGLEsIDE, Mt. Pleasant, now open .Suppers
specially. Oysters, game, etc.
BOYS CLOTHING of our own manufacture.
Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and f streets.
The best place to have your sewing machine
repaired or buy a new one is at VIM. Stiebling's
1717 Pennsylvania avenue. / have no canvas
sers. Call and make your own selection and
secure lowest prices and best terms.
ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at
our factory, Ii 8. Howard ST., Baltimore, Md.
Eiseman Bros, cor It'll and Z streets.
HUMAN Artificial Eyes. Hempler's, 453 Pa.
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PANTS to order So and up. Eisemen, 9TH E.

YOCNG'S, 400 18th street.
See: The Old Lady in Window
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

BOYS CLOTHING of our own manufacture.
Eiseman Bros, cor. It'll and streets.
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Gents VIII Find 1t to Their Advan.
tagc to examine our well selected stock Of
shoes aud boots before purchasing elsewhere:
Working shoes OF all kinds, from S9c up.
Laced and congress CATERS, from $1.23 up.
Fine button shoes, from STAT up.
Fine calf shoes, all styles, at 81. 90.
Seamless congress CATERS, at 1928.
Letter-carrier handsewed walking shoe,
$3.50.
l English Wss s laced, button and
Fine hand-sewed French calf CATERS, from
S2.9S up.
Boots in kip, grain and calf, from 81 .9S ND.
Fine hand-Sewed calf boots from So 90 up
Velvet embroidered house slippers ut 73c.
Patent leather pumps, from 81. % up.
Rubbers and rubber boots in all styles at the
lowest prices. T. Strasburger, No. 9O6 7th
street, four doors above l. 2
No More High Prices i'm Diamonds.
We have imported our own diamonds this
other jewelers. buy them at. We only ask you
to call to be convinced. We mention few of
our bargains:
Flower design lace pins, with genuine diamond
in flower, at $12, $13 and SIS. Earrings to
match, $12, S15 and $40. Handsome five-stone
| ter ring, $50. Genuine diamond solitaire rings
at $40, $13, $15 and $25.
pair solitaire earrings carat, perfect.
L 2 1-16 carat " ....SiI Is
L." nearly 3" " $40
SALE and refund money II not satisfactory.
X. HARRIS & Co.,
2 e. 432 1th street, nearE
Rudden's, $50 7th st. NV. Rudden's Furni.
ture and Carpet Instalment House.
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The best place to have your sewing machine
repaired or buy q new one is at VIM. Stiebling's
1717 Pennsylvania avenue. / have no canvas
sers. Call and make your own selection and
secure lowest prices and best terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

DoS'r II FEEL
FALLOVEKCOATISH THESE AIRY
NIGHTS AND MORNINGS. WE ARE
LONGING TO AFFORD You THE NEEDED
PROTECTION FROM AUTUMN BREEZEs
AND sNEEZEs. AND CAN SUPPLY YOU
LIGHTWEIGHT OvERCOAT AT. ANY
PRICE YOU WISH TO PAY. BETWEEN
IS AND S2O
GEORGE sPRANsY,
oNE-PRIcE cLoTHIER AND TAILOR,
seas COZ SEVENTH ST.. opp. US Post ONCE.
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Go TO SHEDDs, 400 9th street. to buy you
gas fixtures.
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OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 2, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
preceded by local showers In southern portion
Today northeast winds, becoming variable,
slight changes In temperature.
For Saturday, generally fair weather is in
dicated for the lake regions, the Ohio valley
and the gulf states, with slight change in tenn
perature.
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W. ARE RECEIVING
FALL ovERcoATs AT PRICES q TO s2n
BLACK CLOTH FRocK COATS AND VESTS
DoEsKIN CASHMERE PANTALoora
DIAGONAL PRINCE ALBERT AND FOUR.
BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS BUSINESS
SUITS. IN SACKS AND CUTAWAYs.
NEAT STYLES CASHMERE PANTALOONs, IN
HAIR LINES. MIXTURES, AND DIAao-
NAILS
BOYS SCHOOL, DRESS AND PLAY SUITS,
TOGETHER WITH A FULL LINE OF GENTS
FURNISHINGS ALL AT OUR USUAL LOW
PRICES
NOAH WALKER 4 co.
SCI 625 Pennsylvania AvsnuA
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BOYS clothing of our own manufacture. Else
man Bros, cor. 18th and E streets.
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FALL OvERCoATS of our own manufacture.
Eiseman, cor. 7th and E streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

OYSTERS by the quart delivered to any part OF
the city, at JOhnsOn's, 40 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

BASE Capital park) BALL.-Friday, Louis
willie; Saturday, Athletic.
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SUBURBAx PROPERTY AT AUcrIoN.-A splen.
aio tract OF land, 29l4 acres, with improve
sments, just north of "Edgewood." known as
ne Chase mansion, will be sold at auction To-
mosfow as 4:So O'Clock. 1t Il . splendid oppor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02

ALL CLOTHING we sell is manufactured at
our factory, Ii 3. Howard ST., Baltimore, Md.
Eiseman Bros, cor It'll and E streets.
HUMAN Artificial Eyes Hempler's 453 Pa.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ms FLORA 6 5 Dt .
CLASSES IN DANCING
AT HER
ACADEMY.
NATIONAL RIFLES HALL.
an an s ;Ss ln % most On
nnd thoroughly TAUGHT Circular.
N ST. or Of the Jsnitor m The hail seiS-im
IL sITY.
THE FACULTY.
JAMES C wELLINa. LID.
President
THE HON. WALTER COX. LID.
Professor Of the Law of Real and Personal Property.
ofcontracts. and OF Crimes ana
THE HON. WILLIAM A MAURY. LID,
Professor Of EQUITY yar,sprudens. Of Go%%Sn Il"
evidence, and the LAwof
THE HON. WILLIAM STRONG, LID.
Lecturer Constitutional Law.
THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LID.
Lecturer on Criminal Law.
GEORGE F. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor Of Practice and Judge Of Moot
ROBERT c. FOX, LID.
Treasurer.
The exercises Of the school will be resumed in the
law dsssre Han Of The Columbian UnlSsrS ,S
announcements ior the year will be made: The Facul-
fnd Of M S a. sne
course Of Lectures on CRIMINAL LAW, By DIR
.ds 70 ri ane nS <
Co., lt2. ~ =, as flSs Fox Br9Sn lsss Pr
A seis % 10 JAMES = " AA''' h'-D' PRESIDENT
TNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Il school.The exercises Of this school viii be re
sumad MONDAY, the 21st of September. AT q
O'Clock am. Previous to that date Prof ANDREw
N at the Suans
street H. W., TO confer with new students or 10
.sid sSn'Fe' q;
~ tEPHkTMENP OF THE coEGMRiAN Uni:
Saia STH At p% IN the Sss Mean
cal building. 1925 street NV with an introductory
Profession and Public are cordially invited The
regular lectures wi lcontinue daily throughout The
The Autumn Examinations will commence ct the
Suas s am se ostGsf. PSr psI
stnw. ONCE hours $50 to 10 m. to pm. 81 I'm
VNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
The exercises Of this Department of the University
will be resumed SEPTEMBER 2lST. at O'Clock
Examinations for admission will be held ON the
18th and 9th inst
,o,-o~ JAMES c. wEEEfSG, Lib.
THE T G2Rc COR IS scIENTIEIc SCHOOL OF
The exercises Of this school win he resumed in the
UNIVERSITY Building TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9TH. At
Besides the general instructions will be given
Anayical Chemistry, Metaliurgy. &e engineering
This school is open 10 both xes
Persons wishing TO enter this department are re-
quested to call the Dean and register their names
Us early as possible.
For catalogues or Information apply to Prof E T.
FRlSTOE, Dean or to
JAMES C. wELLING. LID,
selIOm President.
Mt VERNON INSTITUTE. 1880 I STREET
ANl English and French School for Girls. Thirteenth
annual session commences Sept. 2Sth
se32m Mrs {. W. PAIRO Principal.
GARFIELD kINDERGARTEN AND TRAIN
NJ ING SCHOOL will reopen September 2lst, 923
l9ih st. NV.
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Oysters.
Harvey has received to-day by rapid transit,
tuck, East River Saddle Rocks, Shrewsburys,
ROckaways, Blue Points, and all the brands vi
frst-class oysters as fresh and fat they are in
the middle OF the season. Can always depend
ON Harvey. 1t
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UneXcellell

Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered In u 10. Ward" prints, 35c
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk;
sweet milk sc. per quart. Cream 15 cents.
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THE GRAND OPENING of w. w. Burdette &
Co., Nos. 92S eth and 7O6 X streets northwest,
has begun fine display Of new fall dry
made.
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lNRENCII LESSONS-1O14 nth ST. y. w
II Partisan uncati.h: natural method A practi-
cal use of the language taught In short lime Even
ing classes reopen October l2h Glasses for boys and
girls now at $3.50 pm Private classes for ladies at
kindergarten classes for little children at l245
Mt the WANERiEI SEMINARY, 1887 I St w.
Also int: mediate and advanced classes for young
ladies and little girls
MILE. V. PRUDHOMME.
se25-lm Professor de Francois
MISS NJ. g. DORSEY WILL RESUME HER
INl classes in Calisthenics in Washington, October
18th, 1855. For particulars address MISS NJ. q.
DORSEY 1873 Cameron ST.. Alexandria. Va se2S-l ms
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-30

says the New York World, and the bur-
den of their discourse was the shortcom-
ings of the Mupwumps. They endeavored
to persuade :i .llo PRESIDENT that already he
mas conceded too much to them, and that
they have shown they cannot be depend
ed upon. The deputation inferred that
the President had no warm corner in
heart for them. That may all be, but it
is amusing to see men declaring that in
dependents will not follow party
through thick and thin. The Indepen-
dents or Mugwumps supported Cleveland
on account of his known sincerely in re-
gard to reform both in the civil service
and other departments, and SO far as
those reforms are concerned, they have
been his steadfast friends. To expect
them to follow the President in all his
measures is folly. The deputation
seemed to forget that they supported
him as Mugwumps and not as Demo
Gratis. If the Democrats will support the
Administration in all its efforts for honest
government as well as the Mugwumps
have in the matter of civil service reform,
they need have no fear as to the future
success of the party.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1885-09-30

THE Roumelian insurrection continues
to be the chief subject of interest in Eu-
ropean politics. Already it is beginning
to play its natural part in English poll
tics, and radical Lord Roseberry has de-
clared on the hustings that the main
achievement of Lord Beaconsfeld "has
faded away like snow before the sun. Z"
This insurrection will have great influence
in the coming English elections, and will
in all probability count more for the Lib
erals than for the Conservatives, although
the latter will do all in their power to
show that the insurrection and conduct
of Russia in regard thereto is the result
of the "masterly inactivity" policy of the
Gladstone Government. 1t seems to be
generally believed that the Bulgarian
affair was specially arranged and the
mine sprung when England was least
prepared to render Turkey any aid or to
at all oppose any obstacle to Russia's de-
signs upon the Bulgarian principality.
Bulgaria and Roumelia have a destiny,
which is to become united, and then to
pass under Russian rule; and England
cannot prevent the working out of this
DESTINY,