Telegram-herald., 1886-09-15


srlmslt = indebted t. quite . number
II people Ia sums ranging fEom s. tO
several thous 4lsis. We are surprised ~
tlis showing The general impression
Is that the GgFerumsat e good prey f0T
als body va can gsg their huger into
the Treasury Mooey bags. wnssher they
have . clAim 0r NOT A man NO las q
substantial claim of ten dollars Is pretty
sure to declare II Is ten thousand. aud
demand D. = special scf 0f Congress that
Dc be xiFsu the full amount. Ca the
other hand the reports sh9E that many
people are Indebted O. the G0gernment
tor large sums. Gsuersl LAFAEErTE alone
having ogsrdrssa sI4.Uo. II seems ike
taxing al unfair advantage II Uuels
San, he has g. pay the heirs Of tie meu
le is Indebted o., whereas lie can recover
nothing from the heirs OF those indebted
to him, most Of the debtors being dead.
STARTLING DISCLOSURES PROMISED.
IL WII D- seen by our dispatches this
morning that THOMAS J. BRADY IN al
interview with representative Of the
Washington Critic declares his intention
Of making some startling disclosures III
regard % The star route matters and the
Florida election returns IN 1876. IL there
Is any body able to give the inside history
% that dsmnable conspiracy of 1876 II Is
General BRADY and the public VIII look
forward with great interest for the
promised disclosures. There are some
off-color statesmen who hold official
positions who should be shown up in
toeig true light. BRADY promises full
proof with fdc Sinsile autograph letters
aud memoranda, and they will make
highly interesting and instructive read
-ng. especially for that meek gentleman
running henaery down IN the State Of
ONO Of the name OF Il B. HAYES.
We DO not know but what the London
newspapers are right when they advise
that charity begin at home. London is
full OF paupers who are IN need of as
sistsnce, and America Is big and rich
enough to take care OF her own. On the
whole subscription for Charleston in
England is in bad taste, and it would
De worse taste for the people here to al
low II 10 be received.
JAMES q. BLAME, JR., ThO was secret
ly married the other day TO Miss
NERvINs, OF Columbus, Ohio, was un-
Willingly added to his fathers Presiden-
tial boom IN Ohio. Miss NERvISs is the
daughter OF prominent Ohio politician,
who is satisfied with the marriage, and
will work for his daughter pap-in-lsw.
Reports from Russia state that the
wheat harvest has been almost entirely
ruined there by too much rain. and one
may travel hundreds OF miles and see
fields OF rOtting grain on every hand.
This will have material effect on the
American grain market, and be dollars
Ia the pockets OF our farmers.
The reports OF the dreadful straits to
which the people Of Labrador have been
reduced does not seem to have been ex-
aggerstsd. On the contrary the whole
truth has not yet been told. Ii behooves
Canada to reach those people before
Winter, II outright starvation for
thousands would be averted.
Col. GLIDER is said to have carried &
hand organ among his baggage on his
trip to find the North Pole. All hope Of
ever seeing the Colonel alive again must
be given up. The nations up there are
not naturally blood thirsty but they
draw a line somewhere, and We believe
1t will be at a hand organ.
Miss ROsE CLEVELAND says the motto
of her magazine Is: Prove all Things.
Hold Fast 70 That Which is Good"