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New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
DEMANDS OF BOSTON STREET CAR EMPLoYE


BosroN, March 16 (SpecidU. The street
car employ Of Boston have at last made the demands
which It was ntmated III TIE TRIBUNE q few days ago
would certainly be made few days ago the Middle
sex Company running CharlestOwn and Summervillc
voluntarily the pay of conductors and drivers 10
81 a day and made q small advance to stabelnen The
presidents OF the metropolitan and Highland railroads
were waited upon by T. c. Thompson. master workman
Of Local Assembly $500, knights of Labor.
who has charge OF the business, John Howe,
district master workman, and George 4. Mcneil,
district secretary and The first call was upon
President Richards CT the Metropolitan. The Metro
potau employees demanded that conductors and drivers
br maid 81 daY extra meu included, trunk oilers ana
switch tenders 81 80 day hOsters aud feeders Sl 90
day harness cleaners shfers 81 20 day all other
stable 81 - daY, car repalrcrs % 20 day, snow
drivers % cents hour snOH piougn helpers
30 cents All extra trips TO he paid Tor as fo-
lows: trip 30 cents two trips 20 cents, three trips
~ and four trips constitute days work Ihey also
demanded that every employees day swork De Dnlshed
within twelve hours after beginning Including lay on
that all emp be furnished with Tree pass 10 rde
ON any cars OF the company; that no complaint De
recognized from passenger unless AccOInpaneu Dy
Zee sufficient to the wages lost II the employees be
proyen Innocent. A similar demand was made on the
iItghand corporation with some slight cnanges, one De-
nv that no official be allowed 10 keep boarders or
dodgers engage in any business from when they may
receive compensation from emplOye. An answer 10
G expected tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-17

Tie Merritt COas, Wreeking Company yesterday sent
the steamer Rescue to survey the wreck OF the Oregon
They found her lying eighteen miles southeast OF Fire
Island Light and six miles southeast OF the wreck OF the
Steamer hyiton Castle. In between twenty one and
twenty-five i"homs about l30 feet OF water. Three
OF her masts were standing several feet above the wafer
but evident that the foreInast had Oeep carried
away The prospects o: raising are not considered
favorable II woad be necessary remove tho cargo
by tic aid 0 divers, and then TO stop up all oueuue,
funI the water out aud raise the vessel by pontoons
aLd clains. Tue divers would probably NOT 6e able 10
work more TIA al one or tWOdays III wcok they would
Dot probably have smooth water on tie average more
than that. The wTeckihg company will send divers 10
the wreck the first smooth day 10 make general
survey OF The vessel which IL believed by some 10 be
broken she may be blown pieces aud an ermt
6sde to r.te her valuable IDacblueTy. A vessel has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
THE CASE OF b'QCADE.

Mr. MARITIME PREPARING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TON OF MRS MAssETT.
No papers were served DstrictAttorney MARITIME
yesterday which indicated purpose the part Of the
counsel for exAlderman McQusde attempt to obtain
stay proceedings Mr. MARITIME spent the day in dis
posing accumulated correspondence He received
q visit from George X. Davis the eleventh
fury McQuade trial. who wished simply TO pay his
respects.
Friends Of Mrs. Massett who lived next door TO Alder
man Mclaughlin in 1854 called at the District Attorney
Office They had in their possession two letters which had
been sent to Katie Mtz the servant girl who testified
against McQuade They filed with threats
opes addressed in characters resembling print such
as child had fully learned 70 write might make
Mrs Masset and her have been greatly annoyed
the trial OF McQuade, and have sought police pro-
lection. detective may be assigned to see that they
are molested Mr. MARITIME that he viii not send
the young woman 10 the House Of Detention
Jacob Rosenberg the juror against whom charges were
made, at the DisIictAttorney's Office In
the afternoon. He had interview with Mr.. DAVIS He
continues 10 be indignant at his treatment but II Is pos
sble that he not press the criminal prosecution OF LIS
aecusers- 4.
davits the made by the lawyers for the
ihave little doubt that sentence viii pronounced
Monday morning and that Mcuade Will go 10 prison on
john r. Mcintyre. the attorney for alderman Charles
H. Reilly called at the District Attorneys once Yesterday
eDd denied the rnmors that hs client ns el' n1 W. ia
BE that Reilly had been at his Office at noon ana
would return there IN a rev hours
Mcuade the effects Of the strain he mas
been under although he tries desperately 10 Keep up us
courage His lawyers busy yesterday In periecunS
their charges against the three jurymen VINO IL Is al
legged expressed opinions hostile to the indicted Aue.
men before the trial II trial Is not obtained on
evidence to be presented tomorrow, when Mce9usde
a 40 for sentence, stay OF proceedings
will be asked for FROM the Supreme Court
Ex,JurOr Rosenberg's hwyer. Bernard MeZ9er lay
that he has got additional proof that ms Client
acted from mate IN presenting Their charge
against him and that threats that they would get even
with him had going on for two years
James K. vickermann ana Thomas j. Nesbltt the Nas
taors who accused Rosenberg OF being Intimate
with John Keenan,. had been unable 20 nnd Oall w
70 the time the shertn's office closed, ut 4
D. M yesterday. The amount in eacn case
$1,000. They therefore still inmates Ol
the Ludlow Jail BY advice OF their counsel MT
Van Nes- the prisoners declined 10 say any thing As
their defence Both greatly worried over their ar
rest Understood THAI their counsel Will make app
cation for a reduction Of bail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
u-psTCUEsTER COUNTY.

WrerrupsTFR- ichael who has hIed the petition
n, ,ecorsr .pu.r and cOmpArrr in County Registers
onice a. White Plans niteen years has resigned
ponr CHEsrKR William Denton tund drowned In the
Byr River yesterday ON gay IN err The Impression Aat
aced them JVcu AMI tien lell ias
asl.. When ne was boot 0urno
~ and his rapidly approaching the same con
dllon-
NEW RocHELLK-Isst summer John HiDtz. OF New YORK
bwan SUIT against Joan H., starin 10 recover slOOUo
sliegesi
Nv hs hru with stone Ia the banning
g,ounds epprd 10 courlr 70
remove NowYork- bat his MOTION mas been 10
n eA
ton eserday say ng La he going 10 AustrAA A ne
c,lf no, get home with his nohern aw Shortly
after ais de, a his with two Sa
r,t~ u arr, of the charged hn WIN
me MT OF ms with stealing Two
waices from Of J. H4rtsher leweIsr Of this VA
la.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
THE CAMPBELL DIVOKCE SUIT.

CLOSING ARGUMENT OF SIR CHARLES RUssELL-A
FLING AT THE cAMPBELLs
Ioxnoy Dec la-Sir Charles Russell counsel for LADY
Colin Campbell male his closing argument In the Campoe
divorce to-day SAID he that Lord Colin Camp
charged his wife with nhdeity but he had been unaware
until he heard making his closing
en that also charged his wife with perjury
and perjury Lord Colin and ms counsel hsd
displayed scrmony unparalleled IL their charges
sxaast Lady Colin would place her on Level
with the commonest prostitute Lord Colin was only the
youngest son the Argyll family. although MI Finay
sppeared TO think with pbe who when the Mar
GUS married the Princess Louise exclaimed hh
mon the Queen be proof Teddy to-day"
- CharJes said absurd suppose that
lady Colin gully would have brought hr charges against
Campbell when Oy aos esung u ms re
suest might have shielded her sult and prevented
against Lsty Coin, ne SAID rested
Spon gossip of servants. caLrnun and STATESMEN
here adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19

The Cunar line yesterday issued instructions TO IT'S agents
MAT on and after tickets to Verpoo
oud e sold The Cunard the last TO reduce its
va,s having done several days ago
hat THIS will befoiowed another break in the
,,te Is eek the % take the lead and mar Do
fore tickets 10 or IRON LVerpooi vi Lou
don Will - srling At >lO. -. -. ..,.-...,o. -.
e resent Storage has been an interesting one
On n L. and really Ink In she Trouble OF va. brsh
p..1 Cfce and the cunaFd and White star mrs
resulting giving the nacsrrslng 70 I'e 81 - Il, ~
.s 9Th a,ertuan Lloyd The tuDard ana White b'sr
Sr.t snnoapcd thai their steamers ~ouid moi :,op Al
senser. from and Guon and other hes re
IL -, r,and 70 SIS Bremen. Hamburg Ast"sR
&C., ansfesnI ROTTERDAM. aud .capdnsvan ports S1o,
- lines Immediately followed SUIT ann thrn
y. star r-Heed rates from Newl ORR 70 t su"n
" a.. -nm~ rates the other companies os, ~
s u osetipg excepting that rie Cnnsra Use ~ ,stes
se IA ~ yesterday sailed and then reanecn ~ ia.s'
IL steamer =. .~s sncouragef unusually large nun
In e 70 90 abroad sprnd the Nex esrs % ~;
st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
INCOMING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWs
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. sATU RoAY. DEC IL 1850

SHfPPlNG NEU6
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. URoAY DEC H. 1850
ARRIVED
Steamer weheld (Br. Bailey. Barrow Nov 2S' WIN ITO"
steamer Acapulco Coye Asptnwa days. with mdse and
passengers TO Mall Co. Arrived at the Bar al @'o
steamer sr Aroueke PrSreso NSy 20 g. Bs Ell o 90
Dec o. with Williams Rankin Arrived NJ the bar
steamer John GIBSON Young Georgetown. DC with md'e
s,esmer fisn@tis berry Boston with Dimoek
Ship Reporter sp-uIding. Calcutta 80 days WIN m""
70 STr 70 aTveg caeut 81 days mdse to
Shp Governor Robe Bianchar Naples 4s days. in ballast
snip McCa I'm. Tat Tacoma lis days with lumber
Bars Jafet ~econdo Anstl stuck smyrna 81 days with
corice emerysone Brown Bros Coz vessel !"
BARK Hrvat Aust, svaguza SO lays with vegetable
hair o order vessel 70 Bella ccSnIich 40 ,.r. with
mdsr orer: vessel TO Hermanu Koop Co * ,ov.
with Oh ma clay to Hsmmell a Giespe vessel TO "mI
Hrr E1vva Ri Terro Parahyba SO days via Barbadoes
with to order: vessel to master ,,r,o, p,,,, "a
days Hampton Roads. with sugar To Amsinck Coz
schr carrie ware. Pied Prosre,o 2s days with mahoE'
TO Andreas q o. vessel 10 y arr "a 20 dsvs with mo-
hogany and cedar TO cmegyi vessel Metcat Co
raining Al CITY island light sw, ranJg thick OF
shore.
steamer santiago Cotton cisninssGs Pee JssS and
steamer Cooraoo. Daniels. Galveston day with dse
and passengers ioC Mallory 4 20.
John T Van sickle
CLEARED
Steamer warwick OBJ. Jones' Avonmouh-w Munson
steamer Ruga Ger. Albers Hamburg gnhardt q 20;
Steamer -sAhT HaniDurE- Phelps bros 20;
Steamer La BourgOgne OBI. FrangueL Havre-Loui' ne
Bebiap. -..-, . 70
Steamer Alamo, Risk Key West and Gaiveston-o Il MAJ
l0ry " Co.
steamer Eureka onick New orleans Van sickle
steamer ChsItanooches Catherine. -avannah-ti lo9ge:
Steamer City savannah. Daggett savannali-Henry
steamer Cherokee. Charleston and Jaeksonvile-
VIM clyde 4 Co. .-,-,. . 49,, c.vs
Steamer Roanoke COuch. N0rfolK ana Newport 'e"S-
steamer Ola Dominion srlth Norfolk City Point and
Rchmond-Old Dominion SO Co , -,
steamer John Young Georgetown and Aleandria-
s,e,rrt Francona Bennett Portand-F.orato Hall
steamer n F Dmock Halett Boston-H Dinock
Bark Nova scotia tBr Potter kOtterianl-J W Parker
BARK Cedar Croft Rrj Fleet Bordeaux W Parker Co
l. ayOr BIZ Proctor. II ror- bar rAn Bloa
Bark Lovspring CNorl Hal'or-eh NorloA Hno"' N"'
brig Mary Burren Mitchell, san Domingo city-o A
Bra: Tornns Light Fries Georgetown. Demerara-L W &
Rrig { annso Neal Port SPAIN frowbridge.
Brig Pearl Zmmer Bragetown, barDadoes-D Iro"o bridge
1asso~; hiPoh a snrw~rp heit@ saSnic4, st1ts u
New-OTleans cherokee fernand4na CAAtAAooches laval
Brig Unanima, Dleppe. - o. r-.-.,.
so sale,i-Via Long Island souni-steamer Francona
Portland
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAAERS
FOREIGN PORTS
yr-vy~srowv Dec rs-Arrived Geruanc fBrl.
Gead- NewYork on her way to Liverpool and pro
go ~ .Mprox Dec l9-Ar1vcd steamer Fulia tNOrl,
Rngk NewYork Dee on her way To Bremen and pro
.srrE Dec ls-saed City Of Newcastle Br
HAvRF Dec is--Saie steamer Bretagne tFr de Jous
selin. Tor NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
IERh Ely CITY.

John slias Brock Miller, of Ma 296 Bsrrowst and
Jerry Dillon No 1853 Wayne St. were arrested by De-
ectivss los and Dalton yesterday charged with burglary
They vi breaknS INTO Man BuTkow rs shoe
stor, No ~ ard lot OF shoes The pts-
onrs were each wearing pair shoes when
rested.
Dr Hartman solomon well known Optcan. who lived with
his w amt Tour children Dwigtat has been missing
for i've weeks Mrs oouon she knows of reason
WV he shnu a That he had Away
been good and while profes-ed surprise Al his
10 he specially wor
ret about IL
Director Record Board Of Education has preferred
cb,rges a a ns James Cusack principal Public school No.
2 The the Kept profound secret
but Mr. Record reported have declared at private meet
o oI The that Mr. Cussck uuht man To Dc
rncpa In the school was denoTazng
70 the teachers and pupils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
EXTENSION OF PkHSSYLFAEIA RAILROAD DIN
JyG-OIR SFEVICE.

The dningcar service OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company which has proven 30 great convenience 10
travellers by that line recently been increased by the
.odn of dtungcar 70 the car service OF the Chicago
Express leaving New-York at 6 p. IN every day Ine
car runs only TO Philadelphia but there Is ample time Tor
dinner during the run between the two cities
This arrangement will be beneficial " the traveller as
II enables him pass the whole day In NewforK WIN
the satisfaction OF knowing that good dinner awaits him
AFTER his homeward journey has begun The cars are
eOunteparts ia respect Of those used on tne Ne~
York and Chicago Limited Express and the bill OF rare
embraces every substantial decacy that could be Sc
cured In a 1rstclass city restaurant - ,
travellers from Washington 10 New York, leaving ash
fngron AT 9:40 on the Washington and New-fork
Limited Express, enjoy the benefit OF the dnincar De-
tween Wilmington and New-lorA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
NEHS FROM HE SUBURBS.
TWO ,uo,Mr.N CLAIM HIM AS HUSBAND.

In 1871 Louis Eurkowitz went to Haverstraw poor
v.nd,rlng tailor lie pTo-pered business and married
Miss FaD1e Breaker ( u then EurkowlZ has accunn
and fine brick business
building in Malnst Another woman 10 claim Inn as
mr. hiIsband has and stir IN Haver
straw av IN Eurkuwitz family Ia the result Claim
ami No Eurkowitz who over hity years
od Marie. her IN 1860 lived with her eleven
YEAR. and is her children she has now
s.usra The arrest 40. charge OF com ntn2 a
felony in marrying EurkOwitz kn0wIng a. he nad VIE
living Ju,cr decided Ia no Il the HsVefsraw
Mrs EurooHltz IN the acton OF the
grand ury The matter be ndge Bartlett under
rs habeas requiring the production
of the Young evidence on which she was held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
BROOKLYN.

MT James A. McMaster Editor of The Nec York fTeemdns
Journal dangerously III at the 81 Marys Hospital ne
has een engaged Catholic journalism In NewYOrk Tor
more than thirty daughter belonging 10 the
lOIstrred Carmele His paper iOr lOng time
Tie official organ Archbishop Hughes
Another Ipox brought 10 light in the East
e,n District YESTERDAY patient George A. clark age
try-fve aud emDl0yed a clerk Tor K H. Macy Co., oil
New YORK ana living 10 gu GraDdst lhe mousse III
which be lives is occupied by several antilles.
An eniertanment was given last evening at Wrghts
BUSINESS Oege III Broadway The benefit Of the widow
and two children officer Marx. who ed recently MS
contracted bronchitis ana must nave
the benefit 20 money
for n purpose Little Indian CIR. niece BED
Cloud and sitting Bull Princess julie reced the
Lord II English
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
LONG ISLAND.

PusHIyG-The lquar dealers OF this town Friday
ing Al Carriers O fOruri association for mutual pro
cion the Law and Order ami sund-y ODserVance
associations
LONG LELAND Clyde William Edgar Cornell age sixty
e,gbf Widely known his witi patent moi
Is Ie On FRIDAY from heart disease Twenty yes
he WAS grain broker the NewNorK Produce Exchanee
N wears patent medicine
business ~ which anssei fortune He was member
of the society OF Friends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
ALONG THE SOUND.

BarpGRPoRr-The Citizens Ice Company, composed Oh
merchants who Ice. is 10 b. formel with capital Of
tOL--.-tr l. De Yer v aTDers tOb0gga slide
Las been 10 operation since Thursday. e Barnums three
slides will ready this week. The isev. JOhn
Lon al the Church kedeemer Will preach tins
on he penalty OF bribery warning TO poLu
clans and pubic servants
Charles Oimstead who was appointed by Abra
-ter OF this tow and held the
oe tweuty years accepted the position Of quarter
master. general Oovernor-eect Lounsbury's stAn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
e.upo1D yEOreaIYATTAC HgD.

An attachment granted yes'erd>s " ,. ~
- n. s,.rowe conrt against propsrty VI the New
ovtesns ami Gulf Raifrssa COMPANY ~ ths s"'s ..
Fery The clam $500 com mission or ,n mssy
Ave Hundred mortgage OIL 900 BENDS =" M ~ 80.
Eery Gays that the company employed M nrchsser who
Sou1d nav szbUo00 the purchase noney aowhh Tsan
49, tr the rest sonid have The amount nain ronsh
ys 81 ~ agreed the bonds sh0ud only be soo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19

WILD BOARS FsJa aLNTh6 IN TBIs CoUSTRE
The vsrrs which Ia due to-day, win bring twelve Wild
.o,,. directly from the forests o; ne Hartz
n,upsssnA tor Charles Beicse Bra The bos7
ar. fntspaea for propseanon and WI be nberaLsa
here lie spor Of hunrnG which 90 popular 10 consL
tirone Ths ANIMALS Itrcnely nsrce and invnxn
b. sr aoo the huntsss whsa chased to their laura ksehs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
VARIOUS NEw-JERsEY TOWNS.

BAYoxxRA OF the Church Temperance Society
orr FRIDAY nj int in Trinity Episcopal Church The
organizaton Of total aDst4ners and part al
aOstIIuers.
CONSTABLE HOoK-August summic. an employe at the
Poi T on Com auys wOrks. into tank yesterday TO
ciran Il md sufOcased by tine gas.
Observation-Disclosures Foley. seven OF Second and Mar
shal ekedOy a bloodhound
night hfuy acealet that his recovery IL not
Des ted man kalish the OF the dog. Will be
arrest Lad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
NEWARK.

Andrew T. HILL guest at the Continental
Hotel low the his room on FRIDAY night
nut determined to the lght
pgusher and the fame disappeared he then
retired was found nearly su1ocated yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
STATEN ISLAND.

wRsT BRGHToS-in the absence OF James O. Hamil-
ton The Wall from his house Richmond Ter
race on night little gr playing with matches
aud the house Tue french responded promptly
aud led the of the house with furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

UUIUUINU
vessel
r.,..r rfc. E1 Mails close salls
Ia Bourgogne, French Trank Havre-----.u I'm i''"SA
TUESDAY. Die II.
Alaska Onion, liverpool I'm 40 y m
Chateau Leovflle Bgricsux. Borteznx---- 20" m
Marlborough, Quebec. Barbadoes----. Pun ~
WEDNESDAY. DEC ~
revutfan Monarch, Monarch London Pm
Werrs. Lloyd Bremen wa south ton l5ohm I'm
Philadelphia. Red u. Lagusyra- .------it I'll nm
Atlas. Atlas, IN
THURSDAY. DEC - ,.o.n
Rrfttannic White LivcrDool noon N
state OF Nebraska. state. Glasgow. I'm
Morav,a mb-A mer Hamburg
Acapulco Parftc Mail. Aspinwall-.-----lo an N
civ OF Pnebia. Alexandra. Hsv 4 Mex Pun I'm
Santiago, Wards Cienfucg0s -..--.------. pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-19
Bra expect By sns sane ssesmcr 800 EnGish uheesl
vhioh are alss intsDasa fur breeding DurveesA


NARINE INT ELLiGENO6.
NryIArUks ALHANAd
TO-DAY.
Sun rises 7l6 seta x3l Nom rises 05o Moons age ~
Hr9H WATER
<M-sxndy Hook 2:o2 Gov. Isri- 921 Hen Cats %
E.M-eandy Hook 2zl Gov. LAID 2ssS hsu sAsS' Vs.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-11-20
A $40 HOLIDAY Prize.

The readers of this paper are offered
prize Of $500 Twenty Dollars in Gold
to the person making the greatest num-
Der of words out of the letters contained
in the three words "HAwLEY's Corn
SALvE." The same letter must be used
only once in forming word, unless
it is contained more than once in the
three words. Plurals, names of persons
and places not allowed. Use Webster's
Dictionary without supplement for
authority. Each contestant will please
enclose 25cts in stamps or postal note
for box of Hawley's Corn Salve. Con-
tests closed December LIST, 1856. Name
of winner and number of words mailed
to each contestant. The contest will be
conducted with the utmost care and fair
ness. Address your list to
G. ID. HAWLEY, Chemist,
Salem, New York.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-11-20
Preparing for Plague and Pestilen

Preparing for Plague and Pestllence
To the Editor of the Western Kansas World:
In this city we have population O
about 800, scattered over section and {
half of land, In the country the neigh
bors are far apart. So in this county al
have plenty of breathing room. Air il
any quantity in every variety. It is con
coded, too, by all to be good air.
The water is good, and no one need &C
thirsty, for there is plenty of it, and free
to every one to drink all they wish
Our farmers, this year, have raised g
large amount of Vegetables, so every one
can have supply, and they are consider.
ed heathful. Our merchants import fresh
fruit, and keep large quantity of grocer
les and of good quality, so with what ma.
ture supplies and our grocers it seems we
ought to keep healthy. There is nothing.
in fact, on the surface to indicate that we
are to have plagueor pestilence, except
one thing. 1t must be so, however, or
there would not be such a preparation
for it. People do not spend money un-
less they are quite sure of reaping some
harvest from the outlay.
1t would be better if the foresight of
the few were given to the many in this in
stance. If we could take some antidote
before the pestilence comes, much misery
might be averted. Understand me, q
great amount of the drugs sold means dis
ease and death, or in other words, sor-
row, woe, poverty, mourning. While we
are well, let us keep well, and help our
neighbors to keep well. too, so the over.
plus of druggists may know there is no
money in drugs, and 60 into some other
business. *x*
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1886-11-20
The Turn Coats Must Go.
Baltimore American,


"That is Just the class / want to gel
after. I want to put them on the list
You will do me personal favor if you
will get the names of all such men you
discover"
Such were the words of Private Score.
tary Lamont at the White House when
he told the other day that large mum.
Der of department clerks who we're known
before the last change of administration
as rampant Republicans were now be-
coming almost Extensively Democratic.
"A turncoat,' continued Colonel La.
mont, sis the most obnoxious element in
politics. I despise traitor, an migrate,
whether he is in my party or another"
"If I had my way about it," said
Colonel John 8. Williams, third auditor
of the treasury, in recently discussing
turncoats, Il would fire them all out Of
office. A man who will betray one party
for an Office will betray another, and can
not serve any body or any thing. don't
object to man changing his views, but
do object to an offceholder reversing his
position in politics so quick that his de-
sign is palpable."
It begins to look as though the army Of
men who in 1884 fought Mr.. Cleveland at
the polls, but who, being in the depart
ments here and desiring to retain their
places, are showering praises upon him,
would have to go during the few months
which will Immediately follow the ap-
preaching elections.