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lels the Defiance line for a number of
miles east OF the city and the
sudden movement of the Milwaukee
company is supposed to have been
prompted by desire to first occupy
the grounds. it is said the entire line
is under contract and that the work
will be pushed to early completion.
(SigneO PERKINS.
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Dakota Land District.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE senate
committee on public lands to-day
agreed to report favorably senator In
gals bill to create two additional land
districts in Dakota and define the boun-
daries of the Deadwood District.
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THE
Milwaukee
sT.PAuL
,.u,wAY COMPANY

RA1LWA4
Owns @ wannsn1ea ana Spefad road in illinois, Wisconsin, iowa
Y Minnesota nnpta and Dakota. po.+ Route
tnsen It's .ne all principal points IN 'ne
MSostSWest SesxSvn and Fer West. :. n,.s,oe and
time tables Tats; TnssSss3 sf RassaSs 5
Of tie chisagIIG agent in the United States OF
Canada A, v. H. CARPENTRY s,la.I oft
4. MILLER, Genl Pass. ana liGnIs ,.snnn az ="
]. +. TucKEsh;., /, .,u,oer. Asst GEM rass' As
ASST Gel, m.hwaukrn, WISCONSIN,
notice; AN; in s sss Ssss4S {s:
ss 4 e rsss Sss s Ssa g.
Snns mni; Of this uauer'
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CHANDLER BROS.
LEADERS IN
FL a r . w a Is TT
Gasoline, Kerosene and
DUPONT POWDER At wu0rrSArr
Write for Prices.
MITCHELL, DAKOTA.
Mitchell Paint and Paper Co..
Dealers in
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Paper& Decorations
Corner Sixth and Main Streets

Inc above firm have received Paint and Psn
T stock Of U, pe at store 9Th
Mitchell this spring having been selected Cowick with
all; attend b m wei KNOWS p the wants Of the trade here and will
Mr. Young retiring on account of hah H. becomes amen
OF the new hrm and will have charge all business in the line
Of house painting csnnng graining They Of Dooa
Guta Pha paint Sanitary Mu1ane the best known wall h On
and examine stock of wall paper - ' ~
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CHAMBERLAIN, OAK, April 1s.-su
wan, the Chinese laundryman, COM
mltted suicide here Saturday night and
was found hanging in his wash-house
Sunday morning by E. j. Lundsey who
went there for his laundry-work. From
his strange actions of late he is sup
posed to have been somewhat deranged.
The fire on American Island DESTROY
ed about one-fourth of the timber,
The hearing in the case of the parties
arrested on suspicion of setting the fire
was continued over until tomorrow.
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ACowA wARDLY MOB.

ANTHONY, Kan, April 19-About
two months ago a fight occurred in
Danville near this place between two
brothers named Weaver and a man
named Adel. The latter was fatally
wounded and the Weaver boys were
arrested and hurried away to avoid
mob violence. Last week they were
returned for trial, but the cases were
continued for the term with bail at
$4,000 each. At O'clock this morn
ing mob of forty or more armed men
surrounded the sheriff's residence in
this city where the prisoners were un-
der guard. The guard hearing them
rushed the prisoners out the bock door
and into the basement of the new
school building. The Sheriff was
taken prisoner by the mob and guard
ed. The deputies finding it useless to
resist surrendered the Weaver BROTH
ers. They were overpowered by the
mob and ropes placed around their
necks and preparation made to hang
them but the trample of approaching
feet frightened the mob. They fired
fifteen or twenty shots into each man.
literally shooting them to pieces.
Mounting their horses they road rapid
ly away. The mother of the boys and
the wife of one of them witnessed the
end of the tragedy.
MILWAUKEE, April 1.-THE evening
Wisconsin's special from Clintonville,
says: Eight kegs of giant powder ex-
ploded while being unloaded from
train at Arthur Edwards station. The
baggagemaster had the top of his head
blown off. and ]. Ringwoed, telegraph
operator, and George Storms, brake
man were fatally injured. The con-
ductor and three other train men were
injured.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April 17.-Shortly
before noon to-day mould containing
over 1000 pounds of moulten steel sud-
denly gave way, scattering the metal
in every direction, at the iron works of
Singer and Minick. Some fifty or sixty
people were more or less burned, and
seven men were seriously burned. 1t
is thought the explosion was caused 10y
the sand in the mould being damp.
New CASTLE, Pa, April 17.-Mrs
Hagne and lady visiting her, eight
miles from the city, were standing in
the doorway of Mrs. Haynes residence
watching the storm about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon when stroke of
lightning killed Mrs. Hagne and injur-
ed the other SO severely that she died
several hours later.
ST. PAUL, April 17.-Hon. E. G. Hal
bert injured by the cyclone at Sauk
Rapids Wednesday died this morning.
He remained unconscious to the last
ST. CLOUD, April 17.-An unknown
woman and infant were found in the
ruins last night, making the total dead
SO according to the lowest estimate.
New YORK, April 1.-THE weekly
bank statement shows the reserve de-
crease 1888, 900; bank now hold $14, ,723,-
GOO in excess of legal requirements.
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Fire ut Grow Lake.

Grow LAKE, April l6--The house of
a farmer named Brush, with all its
contents, was burned Thursday after
noon, while he was at White Loke.
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DAKOTA NEWS.
CHAMBERLAIN.

CHAMBERLAIN, April 17.-Parties
nave fired American Island and at this
hon, . p. m., a great contlagration is
raging. Eleven hundred acres of fine
lumber will be destroyed. The Island
is the property of the city of Chamber
lain to be used as a park, and will be
utterly ruined for any such purpose.
SIX parties have been arrested, who are
suspected of having set it on fire, as
follows: Adolph Tisber, Chas. Ehman
Ed. klgby, E.G. Spindler, Mart King
and AIr. Bronson.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1886-04-23
BUSINESS CARDS
a. Il. pAn,ELs, M. ..

nFFICE hours 10 a. nj. to IL IN. :from to pm
| office over Blakesley's Boot and Shoe Store
Mitchell, Dakota.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
DEApsHors

A nsas lleg says lEiesgo sssslsilsz as
saot oa soc av Bass 5al erznks pe~se
observe.
Feaale schsol teaeheTs ia NesA.ia receive
80 uoa1b There j. sonls eerts Ia
l=allins lae yoaaz iss4 hos 70 shoot oat
there.
According T. Ella Whsslsr Wilcox she
goes - sleep -dFasst ia sofi and laSurioas
gioon Fla ~oala hsse - Use b.ankeE
" - out here
VI Florence h4s ueS play called A
BIT oi SeaBdal Billy i surely n0s goiag
70 pay Tue IAskse' Lunnsn. With Charles
Dilks n The ea-lg
We see no reason VIZ Illinois should not
tase place in the front rank Of suit gros-
ing eoaat1es. Small boys there 4Ee CON-
Fel.ss: % IA % attend school
The abo~ Buckingham i the richest
fruit farmer 10 California and yet the ~id-
o@ers d0en this way have not taken any
advantage Of low transcontinentsl rates
The Chicago Nrtss thinks socialist 1. like
Waterbury watch, warranted 70 run no
matter y hat the case may be Ies. aud his
springs ars generally the main part of him
Nhen running.
Philadelphia man pat soap in bis wife :
mouth 20 make her tongue run slick, be
cause Nhen he asked her for some missing
soap that was in his trousers pockets the
night before she was tongue-tied.
Alexander y. De Men.l, Of the ST. Louis
Hagas.ne. has broken out this spring in a
neS spot lie sWeetly sings.
% cursed the daEkening day
Alex shouldn't give himself away like
that. Every body will know that the next
lire ought 70 read.
For tonight my board must pay.
Mrs. Oscar Wilde Is said TO have the
sweetest voice in all England. What q
[ pleasant thing il must be 10 Oscar when she
+ wells down from the fourth story: You
Wilde-eyed Arapahoe, ii you don't fetch &
scuttle of coal up here in short order you'll
I hear frem me-" Slam bang bang the door
T bang.
/ Ii has been deemed important enough a.
news to telegraph over the country that a
I ST John, y b., there are nineteen csndi
/ dates for six seats in the legislature. That
/ nothing Right here in Michigan there arr
| twenty one candidates after one vacan
| judgeship, and that, too, before the deceaseS
judge has been laid 10 rest in his grave.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
MIscTLIhNEOUs

I0JND-h RID LEATBER PDCKFTBOOK
prom isslrv nutes Probably i-ionrs O. Dr ~su.
usl Owner can have The ssfne ~ csllinf a. tbs
oflrf.
AALL PAPER Cf.fASED-l Il wfiLFN's
" new prI,cess fDf cleaning VA parTs 10 ~.
ing COOS saiisfacliun wherever tired. vii fnnts
Oh pspeT ipos nke neH Leave orders 81 A. and
4 kentsf.
NhNTFD-A GOOD EOrkD HORSE rfFf
W Tor lady - onfe. ~ kau ilouFen's "a Mon
rao-sf
UANTED-1O HTRf HgKeE fOH iIrHT
" drfiug during the summer wnsIld biis
pony - ssmt epula D. bar cheap "a sa~hier
l7t horfh lpuis-sf
uhNTED TO iNNEsT-A Sol. NJ StpFfFT
" rnsn W0uis hke o. Invest - win az
tsiIisheo hrm snd a. receive Isriiiuu wift ssfHs
of Hvuld l9in iu new euterpri.e . fiilf % I'D
in al tinds ~ Ofict WORK auf car ffrnisf ths
fetf ui rfifreflcs~ sddre-s p = q eaft ~ TTfr-
gEAE Hiram -
ItNTED THE kDnREaf oF a RIspoNei.
W bif ref5tfsrtuf and Hui der. wifh re-idenre
- Grand hspi1s h0dfe~- Irueisir Line
Nurts Musker0n
A ~ pNf DESIRING DH3DRATfNs, FhFFf
\ Hanging Ceiei iniuf Painting of training
o1nt in hrfetif o. e vi fius D. pFufIiehls cal
0n NJ Truman Hs-efs. NJ II C0urt 81 ~ csrd
90 rerbsl NJ Heveds hss had rrsn- seess
ffI~rierof in fhe ian ius-s enc hss si.r vid.
reputation nnc ran Fefsf - ~urt done ~ titis- -
Detroit TvIedn and fiEhsrt snd othsf flsrs~ fsgr
further references. pis.ss siV- hiu rsi
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

30 RkNE-fEqA 0NE "a flNE EAks. A
1 l4rss tslck hs-.ss sua tss af 4scse a. teksa =.
allthe1l Fsu, - eila l4,l eAsi af All4ot 4st.
kne~a - tie tiiFl4rfIaaL f.islt. tt.q4lls a.
HAzTasal h As1n A,sl1s ol.lCe.
pc hENI- -h0ISE To kkAI NN SUMNER ~
1 Wesl SOS. 1Ft 1llua.ss 80 tr.an ~~esl e
Hose tsNEis tsE 1ss.4rs lef lufit1 fsas-,sss.'t
ssFsa tnlls1laleIs Ao2rese AZ oasV if4A.sSAs.-
HAAALH
fDo NM HoUsE AAD RAIN oN bA0Ai,
| aas I Eoal atucr hiss talI-t ksSi
kuake slreet usAr,s UeE. r. Es>tssllsl,ie lsaf-
uss las RATES sal - glseD Ne Lafs So s4ls
sskrfal 1aas1s AAI .als 90 osss tsrlas Ne ~fitt
lslsslrAli1s o. a. cl.-sses tt iasafGlle Fralaris
E4sts uAea Is ..lrrtlNes MoAeA s. ie&E ol Ee1.
rstaie sesariit NatsililL brgN Alits, A.sDI 4
Il anlieg pialk 0fslsa kapiis -
30 RENI-H0OsE OF Rooms IN FlRS1.
/ tlsSs rcEAl1s Ne s@l JslieIs,a-as sfsA>i
Hsl aDd ci.leru ana lafse ilz Neae bat l'fllos
neu. ttaafi nee1 4play. AdofesS a. hplet 81 u
Cxft Il IL ss.EaE hEkALu
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

1saRsAiE IA BRICK H9VSt AT 81 LAeillANr
4 eill loi and bail hn4uiFs ga sson ,sss-
Ie1R S.lF-A sal THO AID oNE.H NJ
/ sllrics nskh - ieel sguaft o. I'D sl1to 10
lsstiseI Nitt sssie s''s .>iiisi - 49,, ~ = 80
T6ir5 aid foortA-ssS Hesi siae. Apf.i, a. =
C.sai b fser.A-st
lS1R SAiE-IoTs CONTAINING f4Nk AND
/ teii sar..s in n aikar HesI q 4 NAson . nalii
saial Ee.ss GA tAs =. ne@i ths,. - - '.s'''..
alcd aSud a. Calesssia soelh'u = t~s~nt i,'.s
~ 81 iasx az AID fililol. 81 eac huisrt a. tn-
'sse-ays Nrs 1alAe Ntucr eaEnef fuiie1 -
sna lslles,e afs.
selR sAlK-A F1NE MN PlANE on sHKle
1 a.u.sl ~ . ssl cash k4shi rasnls and lnesi
IL 81 soaih end 81 siEres. AadEess Z, carr Tee
gram Herald
teoa sAIF SOUTH DIVISION sTkEEf hUsl-
i ness psoiers, nsie i's's,.s,s ..' -s''''..
tlcrcs AEcnt =.
I,aE sALf-Aa aREAT BARGAIN, AZ
Aauss sua lol lst south l-sfat etis aotnt Il
s,sfh r..,ll cis.sei ego la 5lxist n "a sel the
y hue a. hal holgse cS,i g. halld. II Nia tAA
n.oulh Il. . Alien coftief fNiis'I @na tehi@
sls
,s.1e al F-fstaag HorSK BARN lOI OF
/ frGA igees. etc very oheais a soid Ner.
s.,aI siiualed al heed 4 l-ase- Aiso I've a"~ei
machines. shapeI. tcueiit machine aiid tseitit
alAghine. exc Inquire 81 > 2 nsAAaiA -
4 orS l0fS LOTs-oN SOUTH nINlsl0A-SI.
/ suitable sor slorss az holei az SIKH N@iion-
= t2uk These arr Ncra choice NcIt ha.itht
setc4ai teATe 40 viii Nlce ~ lsrlheoie Improve
iaesii oE thai ihoEoughiaFe 1utiie hr,s oeneF.
Agtncs,
laDR -Al.E-TnE Old hon ESIEAn - SHAW
mul ave Ia. lfa ls n isei Vii ssi oiit-
half az iol 0lh hsissr anu nsIr n neklrUd House
"a elsd fepaif Wttb bath fissus. hos and C.iia
. aar iu saust sspg cellar. Wiik iurnect Vii
ist slia oH reasonable terlus hppa o. Wan :.
Hotcs o. Nou oe.si- ~
NOR sALF-NAIVABiF BUSINESS P*0r
erts ou lans time small Eas smcid ooeit q
hrick building b fct.l front 100 sioriee Asu 50
Hlela ullt iocslian i0I ,s1llnissiua Of nniFtAie
lusintss q fted Mia. slcall iaurcn of as h..i-s
llnorc as uceoed here apply az ss'nd scamp o.
v h Scubner kcai tzleie boaltf 81 fcari-
~ Grand Rapids kicl.-the pcsi to"n a.
America ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

Prot G0LDWIs SMITH Is reported 10
have seiQ that GLADsTOSE's recent mani
frsto was direct appeal 10 party pas
si0u for AID to dismember the Empire,
aud that neither the Canadians nor most
of the people OF the United States sym
pathizs with PARNELL 10 his demands for
Ireland With al due Difference TO the
dignihed professor II must bs remarked
that he can read by-gone ages better than
the present one. He admired. the United
States while be remsined in England,
bat left the Estates" because OF the Bit
tsrness felt here after the war in conse-
fuence Of England's attitude during the
civil strife. IL be were here now be
would know that q majority OF the
American people syRpathizs with the
Irish IN their trying struggle for liberty
under the leadership OF GLADSTONE and
pAENELL.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

,.eslY 6as surely ths eFiAis is sp-
psosehing
Essa haigLfs - Labor sd Trades
Calon 1en ans bsgl1niax g. aa.s t1s
soaud x tie soris -ztsszs aEd by
oott.
Ehs paralss.s q tie eoulmsreial b 'dy
Is alnsast eomglets. II Is eomIng towsre
I1e bead ana fhs resistance aust e
poxsrful 0r ai. Business vi be tnrotEa=1
sad ehok-l % death.
Bg-aad-5y ssrks ~4ll usaA siarse
AID haycltisEs ~lll Be- b=zzars
Aziraaon 4A8 -Fgansat are one ting
threats aad saolsEce sFs another.
5hos as. 4 yoa Sal. what good hss
ever been accomplished b the strike ca
lie south sssEsFa railroa. L.. Then look
at Vie nlllllons lost tine, money sHd
property. sonls n iE ~ouid have gone
e. ihs strikers. What have they gog iH
r-taFas
+ Fighting f9f principle, Is Itt The maj
tyrd0m that makes men nangFy, thai ter
rorzss women AID ehilireu is foolish AID
hd.ot.e. % mattss what the prineiple.
Life is too short and tie world too
busy for that sore 0f thing.
Suppose Capital stflkess
IL hss IN Musksgon aud Detroit. 4
taadrsd and eighty men WHO we're con
ten.sd and happy at their work ia a shin
x.s mil Ia the Sawdust City yesterday
are earning nothing today.
Why; Tie strikers ia Chicago rend-
srsd Capital posefiess to processi.
BGildlng operations are suspended IL
tao notable instances IA Detroit beeause
Capital IS afraid u - on.
After the close u the present year Or
gaulzed labor all never order strike or
4 boycott.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
LEI IHEM Rs uNlEoRM.

TIE police OF Detroit demand uni
form cahbre revolver, so that IN case it
becomes necessary to shoot strikers it
will be impossible 10 discover which pO-
licenan did the killing. With their
present reviewers II a man was killed the
sizs OF the bullet hole and the calibrs Of
the ball would at once determine who
killed bin. and although the shooting
may have been justified It is not q very
comfortable feeling for a man to carry
around the knowledge that hs is respon-
sibie for another , death.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
pgTRolTAsA A sTATsexAnPLe.

* MI ' - = , = Z CNfNiUF *.
Those Detroit alderme who were so
foolish as 10 impeach themselves for
bribery in order that the recent grand
jury that met there might have some
thing with which to employ their minds
and earn their money, viii be trie in the
the higher criminal court there May -
We notice that Mr.. JEREMIAH FALvEY
will be tried last Mr.. FALvEY's lawyer
has one OF those happy attachments to a
lawyer Of his stamp, known popularly as
a great head. Should the rather weak
cases against the other aldermen be not
proved Mr.. FALvEY's lawyer can get his
client of without exposing his record to
the gaze of morbid public, and Mr..
FALvEY's determination to get revenge
by running for alderman again will re-
ceive a mustard plaster on It's back that
will aid materially in drawing it out. The
eyes OF the state are upon this prosecu-
ton. Will the prosecution do it's duty +?
VIII Mr.. Attorney ROBrSsoS fish or cut
bait3 We shall see.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

JEFF DAVIS and JAY GoULD have BE-
come a. hole made IN the ocean with
the point Of a finger IN the last forty
eight hours. Even the party OF the name
- IRovs has been swallowed up in the
gloom of bis own obseurity. What a
blessed thing for this happy land it would
- Z The triumvirate would only stay so.
The Chicago strike Ia not without its
concentrations.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

NrANTED-oNE GOOD LIFE JNSI RANCE
W agent on salary. and q few canvasscrs Al
ply 10 Reserve Mutual. rooms D. and l3 House
man block. city
lIANTED-THkfE FIRST Class AGENTS
" one i0r Grand Rapids aud Tor jackson aud
one fDf BAY CITY. Must have small capital TO
other need apply. ". J. May, Bri,.ge-s House.
city loi
WANTED - EXPERIENCED CANNAs~Ffls
W for ouf line ~ new and fast selling house
bold goods for particulars inquire si = -0ltt
Divisions ". fos. Manager p
IANTED-NOrN MN OF GOOD AnDkF-.
W ard habits - soiC' for Csieiv. iniverssI
fducatof bluies Albums and kpgefs silver
Ware on monthly payments for terms apply r.
John '-steiy Co. I'D Randolph 81 Chicago
IANTED LAbIES And eENT -EMEF
W Agents fGr select Reafings with eIuei-
ti0nsrE Instructions Ieschfrs and students vii
find Readings pruffsbi. lgesk Aes we hsTe
the New Pictorial Parallel Bible y Nrlfe for slF
eisi Bible terms. Tylef No, Defrpit. Nich.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

The good taste 90 fie people ~ lansing
vas never more sErseshfV rnar Tested than
last evening. IN severely sfti1g sIone ffe 60
~ iei lecture hV NJ ss Re- q Rri she RsheI
~r~ TIE people N rtia serfao ~ ere
-crrt~v never fii Fave anv especial sFec
.hrs f'- rehe -ries sri the rerert demon
sf-s-ers srltt - Mae1n snf nrrr nre
Z es roe teri ra srrrrarssn ever ~hsf once
sVrsief ff3 ro - e. fae~rg n(paftors
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

What will strike the outsider as the most
unhappy feature Of the whole situation is
the fact that the chief magistrate of this
great republic aud his advisers are compelled
20 devote the best of their strength and
time 10 the wretched task of distributing
carrion among the Crows Toronto Mail
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
AnAdvance in rrench Ar.

The Gallery Of Anatomy Of the Fine Art
School possesses a tangible s0uveni: OF
Gamahut and MarchandOn, recently exc
cuted. in the shape of two large pieces Of
those interesting murderers skins properly
tanned A trade paper says that the human
cuiicle furnishes a strong. thick and fine
grained leather.-Paris Morning Ners.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
No plsoe Here for the Red Flao.

The red flag has no rightfnl place under
a government Of peace. order and law. It
means revolutiOn-a revolt Of lawle.sness
against popular government. II is con-
spiracv for the overthrow Of society and
civilization. II is borne By hands ready
for hlo0dshed and murder. Il is the ori-
famine Of returning barbarism.- - Chicago
fasfrnnf
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
Conndential Advice.

The cradle in which Jefferson was rocked
is one of the treasures in Bedford county,
va We speak only confidentislly, but if
these stories about the President DE true it
would be a capital idea for him to get hold
of it. ChicaqO Inter Ocean.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
- - e -

one hundred and seventy Democrats
patriots are eager to serve fheir country a.
fhe consai are n Paris = large proportsn Of
them being Michigan men. The 0.fsciory
rerre ~ the Mict gan Democrat e peCu-
I.srlr sensitive when there e pr1sp>cr ~
ffe - Ertraf Trfuns
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
Made ofthe Rioht Stuff.

The governor Of Wisconsin. General
Jeremiah NJ Rusk. is of the stuff that gov
ernOrs should always be made of. He has
not parleyed with the lawless nor has he
deviated in sny degree from his sworn
duty.-C1 icag0 Heraid
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
or the Pericardiunn.

IL is TO be regretted that Mr.. Samuel
Fielden was shot in the leg. There would
have been much less cause fer regret If Mr..
Fielden had been shot through the aorta.-
IhicnnO NelrS
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
Down With the Red Flao.

The red flag racket should be frowned
down by American wOrkingmen. The stars
and stripes Is a better emblem of liberty and
progress than ever the red flag dared to be.
- Rosfga 6f0bs
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

President CBEvRnASp thinks be hss
been played 'or a zilly on private pension
claims. and that t,o many q them have
passed. He Will hereafter devote much
of hrs tinae = these claims and decide IN
their merits. THIS IS q 3esth blow to sI(
The hypecr,tes Who ara seeking pensions
heczuss they burned their fingers ght-
inz pipe in the srmy. md there sra not
= faw of iham.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

The Center. tbe avOwe8 state organ of the
Pr9hiaiti0nisrs SAYS thst they ihe Prohis
demand the unconstitutional surrender ~
tfe safe government into their hands
N0 cheek about that HasfiHgs Baaaer.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

The New Y0rk suns oifies cat has
evidently siekeped and died while at
tempting % get away with some II those
JEFF DAVIS editorials
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

Il is said that the Mugwumps are growing
tired Very well. They are not as tired as
the Democrats-andy yet. We hesitate 10 con-
gratulate them-AtiGntd Constitution.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

Freight-landisrs Who offer their
ssrvicss a. -pecal policemen b protect
property are u The class Who are likely t.
yot shst they ask for
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

No convention which may be entered into
between employer and EMPLOYED will per-
manently suspend the operation of the law
of supply and demand. This is fact
which every striker should profoundly pom
der Brooklyn Eagle.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

IS the midst ~ The crack of the Win
chester. the thud 81 clubs and toe flash %
knives. toe Chicago Nal doesn't forget
is dzht tor three cent iares on the street
cars.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

The red-bauded SFrzs in his inhsm-
matory speech a. Chicago used the words
os fbs glorious Marseiilsise. TO arms
To arms Il vii not prove very graft
'yiag 'sct - the French people that their
national anthem Is being used over hero
by flannel mouthed blatherskites 70 incite
isnoran. Poles aud Slsvs to commit
murder
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

II a coed many young men would be-
hsve with President CtEvErAvD that they
we're too poor 90 marry and wait IS long
ss he has before making up bis mind, the
bachelors would soop want to take to the
woods. The President should not st So
bad su example "a the rising g-ueratiou
who may believe r tley remain bachelors
they viii bscoua Presidents.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07
Hardly Ever.


Congress still refuses to strike. The men
who are overpaid never strike TO any great
Philadelphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-07

The sec isg IS the hsg u blood TIE
foFmsf la5 always 5esn STEPPED lu tie
latter.