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New-York tribune., 1886-07-31
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PERSON Ill.

Tho Hon. Erasus Brooks In attendance at the re-
cent National Convention OF deaf-mue educators at
Berkeley, Cal
General Master Workman Powderly says that II he
NJ the labor troubles acted the advice
contained In Oncenth OF the letters he received, he
would have been sent to prison or hanged long ago.
movement Is afoot in the Protestant Episcopal Do
cese OF Ptsburg to erect library and diocesan Offices
building IN memory Of the late Bishop kerfooL
Mr.. 5. V. White has returned from two weeks fish.
ing trip in Canada
1he CdnOLc Universe has opened promising sub
scrptiou fund toward a memorial OF DR.. OTestes A..
BrownsOn, which Will perhaps take the form OF
dO.e1 char IN the American Catholic University at
Washington.
Queen Yictoraa photograph OF Her Majesty in finely
carved silver frame with the autograph Victoria Req,
Osborne June Ii, lSSO.'
Miss Dolores Leoharty Casanoyas has just received
the degree OF VI. ID. at Barcelona. "she began, says
Ihe TaV NAL Ga.e te "her university studies at tho age
Of eisn when thirteen she became b. A., and now. at
the rpe age OF nineteen after coming first IN all her
examinations amt taking numerous prizcs. she is a
fully qualified ply sicIan ami surgeon. Fancy female
H. A. OF thirteen discoursing on AiIeOus diseases with
sy!labed names, and correctly diagnosing AMI pre-
scrbug brothers sisters But 1t Is what We
have got to pcc and tho iar SpAnidri IS 10 DO con-
rratula ed beiug the frst OF Ger sex 10 snow WaI
san be done IN the way OF rapid developments Ml-s
Dolores e,c nay be fairy adlres'ed, Ike her name
sake suug OF Mr.. SwlnDurne. ~ wise among women
ami WIsrst our LAZY OF iain.'
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he following ID the list Of contributions thus TAR re.
HIGHLY DESTRUCTIVE TORPEDOES.
THE THIRD MADE BY EDISON TO BE SHIPPED TO.
DAY-HOw THE THING WORKS

THE THIRD MADE BY EDISON 10 BE SHIFTED IOs
DAY-HOw THE THING WORKS.
The third of the five electrical tOrprdOes
which are being built for the Government at the Edison
Machine Works No. 1O4 Goerck-st, has been finished
and will be shipped to-day. These tOrpedOes. which are
all made alike are submarine vessels consisting OF Q
shaped copper uthe torpedo proper-forty five
feet long and about two feet In diameter at the widest
mart tached by upright steel stanchions to COPPER
float which rises six inches above the surface OF ITO
water Placed fore and aft the float are two rods or
showing signal flags, balls or lights. These rods are
hinged AT the base with spring hinge to assume
an obque or horizontal position when meeting and NOV
inc under an obstruction and their position
automatically when II passed. Both hull and nods
are protected from cables, ropes ana other distractions
by u sharp steel blade which runs fr9u the Dow o lls
b to the to- OF no 1t and from the stern OF the 0at
TO the OF the hall AMI Is set al such an angie a. 10
make the torpedo dive under cut through any oOsti-
Gle The hui or torpedo l-e - ie up y. TOUT Psit or
sections united by lock JOINTS Ihe DOW section con.
tains the explosive charge from $50 To 100 pounds OF
dynamite; the second compartment Is filled with cable:
winch connects the torpedo with the shore ana spa1
ont s the vessel proceeds its erTand; tue tIrd part
contains the dynamo which sul plies The power Tor pro
peing. guiding and exploding the torpedo; III tho
section are placed the steering apparatus ana INC
shaft OF tue screw propeller ,,.
Tho operator from his station on shore or on shposr!
can at will start stop or steer the dangerous crat ana
explode the charge, which can also ne tTanErd 10 eA
Mode by contact u desired; and be receive. notice when
the hull meets with any obstruction, thus making suIo
i,L. All toI from 5000 to 5000 pounds according 10
the t uce overcome, but sir gle Tart or sec
lion weighs than 500 pounds. Fifteen Dlnute -
all the ua required 10 take II ap ,rt or put II toseluee
agnin. II will run ten minutes AZ Pe rae OF zen ahd
ohehs miles All hour and II Is claimed tat IL can de-
mosn any nau-o'-war anoat Ihe iorpelOes cost tne
Government Il "a said, 1900 apiece. Rrir"senatNes
of the English French. Turkish an Japsnes Govern
mcnts nave been Inspecting them within the last rev
weeks with view to ordering some male ioi heni'
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ne IESSEPSS LAST UIICH

Judging from the extreme Latitude, not 10 e;iy
ieckessness, OF NJ. dc Leosep,'s statement con-
corning the Panama Canal, the conclusion J.
warranted that the enterprise hts lc;Icheda q cIls>
which, if not skilfully weathcrod, Will be the end
of it. The one important thing i'll VI. dc Lc,scps's
cyes just now is the floating Of the new loan.
If that can be effected the catastrophe Will be
postponed two or three years. II it cannot b..
effected there is little hope. 1t Is however more
difficult than ever to inspire and maintain conf
dcnce in the success Of the undertaking. The
nature of the testimony which compelled The
withdrawal of the loan bill introduced 10 the
National Legislature WAS such as inevitably Ia
Offset all other appeals to the capitalist cEt>-.
NJ. dc Lc>scps appears now, however much h
may dislike the position, as the representative
Of project al csidy discIcditcd by the French
Government, already CONDEMNED by lnvcsugat-
ors whose integrity and imlnltiallty aIe alike
indublttblc. The situation is indeed very ciIt-
ic;I and 1t is interesting To observe III what man
ner the great engineer cndcavOIs TO Overcome
the cmbanasSmci-t4-.&g &gd dangers before and
about him.
One word will cucidatc his dependence and
the word is IN ugly one-inisIcprcscntrtIon. NJ.
dc LeSseps in his reports coolly and ntIcpidly
misiepiesents almost everything upon which
he touches. No groSscr untluth for instance,
could be uttered than his assertion that the
Americans had become convinced that the canal
would be finished at the stated tEnc, and had
therefore abandoned all opposition. Moreover
this is a particularly stupid untIuth, because il
is sure TO be exposed swiftly, and because the
exposure OF it cannot be kept from those who
were asked to believe il. Then NJ. de Lcsscps
misreplesents the nature OF the work TO be done.
attempting to create false and misleading an
alogy between the Panama and Suez canals.
lie pretends that as the latter part Of the cxcava-
tion at Suez was found easier than at the begin
ming, the same state of things If to be expected
at Panama whereas ii Is notorious that the hard
est part of the excavation, As for example that
in the Culebra cut, remains to be done. OBJ
serve also that all his assurances are III the na-
ture of drafts on the future. There are promised
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7Ur sris0yAr slRArOGI SPRIyCS

SARAroGA SPRINGS, July 3O.-llr. and Mrs.
] Reilly Of NewYorS CITY, while driving IN OLlon'
ave Yesterday were thrown out OF their carriage ana
slightly injured.
Professor jerks OF Brown University, entertained 'Ie
guests at Dr. strongs yesterday evening with descP
ton Of the .ianls and their vocsnoes. MISS
Jennie Gorse OF New ourg. accompanied by Miss Fay OF
Newark rendered some vocal selections
Miss Linda lie Costa sang Ia the Congress ana N'as'
eu,On pArO.s ihis morning
M w,ni.u. NJ REYNOLDS. of New.York Cityhas leasei
FOR rho s.asou the c .se Cottage. Park place.
Mr. Strinfed, OF the Clarendon entertained presNr'P
re.rntatiyr- a u dlnucT last nighi.
snrcla tra,ns Will be run the Mount McGresOr nexs
sunday c. ,,,. Oh.
Mr. stern delivered lecture IN German beloie ITO
summer school this afternoon. .
Thr Bergen star concert attracted largo audience.
Among hose who participated were Miss AirisIte ~.
smith OF Boston. Miss Olora Brson ana MISS ta,t.o
MELVIN Of Providence. ". l. Powell, OF Phialeiph'a'
ana Nine Y Adele Montgomery, OF New-lo ofA CITY,
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oyE nFDDIyG RING USED TWICE.

Warrants were issued Yesterday by Justice khine'
hart in Brooklyn Tor the arrest of Louis Van o's''
a printer ana Mrs Edward Taylor. IT,. on charge
of bisamy The proceedings were taken al the Id
stance of Mrs Edward Taylor sr. She slid thdt io9
woman in the ease was formerly kdte SIMPSON ana
sht married Mrs raylors son IN 49,. ao1u. f'a' %
- in son yc,s sent to tie Penitentary for burglary,
I'm, his wife continued to live with her noihernia".
Van Hocscn visited the house frequently aud became
I,v they went TO the Rev. H. B. Strodach aud we're
Married The wedding ring used at the hist arIir 20
of the girl was made TO do duty second time iho
couplc went to live together directly aterward n"t
the marriage was denied to Mrs. Taylor when she H.
unireal nhnnt IL.
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:yesp2)ork DAILY Griba,Ie
SATURDAY, JULY 81. 1886. j
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Duke of Argyll and the Skye
Crofters. - The appointment of Henry Mat
tbews as Home Secretary. - Gladstonlan
elected in Orkney - Sufferings of Esquimau IN
Labrador. - A new cruiser for the Dominion.
CoNGREss.-Both branches i'll session. -
Senate: The Morrison surplus resolution was
passed after being amended == House: Ihe
consideration of the pension vetOes postponed
60 An agreement reached by the Conference
Committee on the River and lIarbor bill.
Observation-Disclosures storms throughout the
country !; two villages In Ohio reported swept
away. - Continuation of the Anarchist
trials in Chicago: chemical tests as TO the
character of the metal in the bombs be-
ing given in evidence 60 Races
OF Saratoga and Washington Park. 60 Religious
teachers at Ocean Grove. 60 Nine heats trotted
in one race at Cleveland. - Discovery OF mall
robbery between New-York and PittSburg. 60
The Reading Railroad refused to sign traffic
agreement
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Much talk abOut Squire
letter and how Mayor Grace got it. - Inc Their
mometer registered 92o; damage by a storm at
Coney Island. - Fist fight between union
cicarmakers and Knights of Labor. &C. Opprcs-
sion If a clothing cutter by a union. - 81 LOUIS
beaten by New-York, the Nets by Cincinnati. =-
More charges agaist Captain Williams. 60 Dom
inie Van den Brock fined $50. - Death of Her
bert d. Ward. GO Gold value of the legaltender
silver dollar A1212 grains. 72.GS cents. 60
Stocks dull and Irregular, closing feverish and
unsettled
Ink WEATuER-Indications for to-day: Slightly
cooler and generally fair Temperature Yesterday ::
Highest, 90; lowest. 75o: average. S14.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

The surplus resolution has passed the Senate
bv a vote of AZ to 20 but even Mr.. Morrison
who drew it up, would hardly recognize it now.
When it was first offered in the House it required
the Secretary Of the Treasury to buy United
States bonds at the rate of 10 millions a month
so long as there were any funds in the Treasury
above 800, ,OOO, 900 That meant that the
bonds must be paid for in silver worth 10 cents
on the dollar, or that the Secretary must pay out
gold as long as it lasted, and leave the cheap sl-
yer for the redemption of United States notes.
TIE resolution was soon amended so as to ex-
cude trust funds and other generally unavailable
funds from consideration. The Senate Finance
Committee next changed it 80 that the Secretary
was allowed to use his discretion in the matter.
and the Senate itsdf yesterday annexed a clause
adding trade dollars to the obligations thus tn
I've redeemed 1t would have been better to Kill
the resolution outright but In its present shape
there is little danger that the specie payment re-
sumption fund will be Touched. The ultimate
fate of this bit of legislation, however, Is uncer7
tain. The House must pass on 1t again before
the President can get a chance to express Ills
opinion.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

pryvcr KARL" PLAYED 4 HUNDRED TINES.
The Madison SQUARE Theatre was well filed
,. n,, ,..ntte the temperature. and r hard Mans
,.i, ,i.v.a Prince Karl" for the loon consecutive
TINA and saw fit this feat by presenting TO tne
farer portion his audience silver hngeF-Fnss appro'
nr.tely inscribed Apart from this the performance
WA, those who SAW 1t In Its early days a'
exhibiting tho tact and address wnicn nave oesm
A,xs I'm the prove men OF the play aud the uncear
ing work the OF which are evident III W.
trld'a prrformance Applause and lauzhter connusy
rsste MIN and the curtain the end Of each ACT h@a
no r,iSe a
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crsr0DT.N FRYERs CONSUMMATE IMPCDEyCB

CUSTODIAN FRYERS CONSCNNAIE INPCDENCE
The big United States iag tioated at half
mast on Thursday the Federal buiiIing occupied
by tDs Post Office aud United states Courts II has been
customary to raise the flag ouy IN case OF the death OK
some distinguished official or eS' Official OF the N'oh
Government or . citizen peculiarly enieirei s'o tae
cttzens al large and for loca al politicians. Custodian
Fryer the broher-In-law OF Secretary Manning, wnou
understood to speak cOnde escendingy Of the fresdeh
and who exercises acoDlrol akin to ownership lh NO
Federal b uldng consequence Of his reiatohshpto
the Secretary, was asked, "Why 10 Tie nag Al hA'
mast |"
IN honor Of Mr.. Thomp'on,' WAS the answer
customary 20 place the flag hl!fnast except
on the death o. prominent Government officials
.'I do not know" Mr.. Fryer said " have the nag
nut up there when want to do So lordersd II tnls
me and take all the respons biliiy and doas V.ease
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rnE LIPANESE PRINOk GOEs TO NIIGARA

THE JAPANESE PRINCE GOEs TO NTlGARA
Prince Fashimi of Japan. accompanied 10y Nlseo'ht
H. Hidicata. and Captain NJ. Mouraki an" servants
returned from Washington yesterday and starred lor
Niagara Falls by the Erie Railroad at p m lhey
will visit Buffalo Cleveland, Chicago and Omaha on
e,r yok1h,m, ON August H. thus completing the
circuit of the globe During their three days III r rpe
capital they were the guests of Minister hah; ime
heat ycsterlay Kept them from carrying our th. pro-
,,nn III sightseeing here and they only let tb'lr
APARTMENTS az the Windsor Hotel long enough 70 Nst
ON, or Two dry goods establishments.
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spurred to extraordinary exsrons BY s hated negh<
bor, The NEw.YORK TRIBUNE's, extradition trest3
PROMPT ANSWER TO an APPEAL FOR HELf
OVER $500 RECEIVED FOR THE FAMILY MESs
IIONEn YEsIERnA va

ONEh ~HVO KECEiVED FOR THE FAMILY MkSa
TONED IN YESTERDAYS TRIBUNE.
The case of the unfortunate young man none
toned In yesterdays TRIBUNE received the prompt ~
tention from THE TRDUSEs readers that II demanded,
Before 800 had been sent n and by sunsss
this sum had been nearly doubled. we'll ll.knowu
Philadelphan teegraphed $780, insisting that no men,
t0n should be made of his name. The fact that the
young man ardent Blaine Republican did
not prevent several saesmen from
contributing to his relief The first insalment OF SIT
that came In was taken at to the young Dy
TRIBUNE reporter To say that the recipient ssonshs
cd feebly expresses the fact. He completely
come and unable to say word for several minutes.
little ones will not yet be thrown upon the strsets.~
Tears came into his eyes, " Excuse me " he added,
but I've been under awful strain. rye not slspt
three hours In three nights and all unstrung" From
ther source WAS learned that he hal withouS
The money contributed will be used in sIraghtsnine
up hi: debts aud providing for his family
home for them there. Tho branch of the dry.
goods trade which he Is familiar Is only carried
by four five houses In NewYork while Philadelphia
IA something of centre for 1t. The firms for whom
he has worked In this city speak In the highese
terms of his business ability, industry and honesty.
A Worth st commission merchant who has known the
young man he child. and who Is among those
who have contributed most generously for his relief,
distressing form Of Ill luck which overtakes young men
now then in this big city despite their best efforts,
know that he has done his best to help himself aud
stuck out the very last before he asked any one for
assistance II ever man merited he!ping hahd II V
,o,,ov,n0 Il, the Iist OF con thus Tar ro.
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pass R.yu0yD MS OWy COUNSEL

Ross Raymond, the Journalist who was arrested
on Thursday at the Hotel st. George. for passing
worthless checks was arraigned at Jefferson Marnt n
Police Court yesterday and held for trial III ioDo.
RAYMOND stated that no would appear AS us oM
conusel and moved for his discharge Oh the erounhi
that the facts as stated in the complaint we're not su
70 discharge him and Raymond declined to plead "
q, lain
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Nmnsfmcnts.

p,,or OPERA HoUsK-2 and S-Humbug.
SIsISo-2 and1s-Ermini
EDrN MUsKg-WaxworkA
FRAsTINA WOoDs-Wid West
NanIsOs SQUARE IHkArRE-2 and S:30-Prince Karl
GIDIsoSAvE AND 59THsT.-9a q. III. to IL p m-MelrF
mac and Monitor Naval Battle.
MASuATTAN BEACH-Pain's Burning OF MOSCOW
Nrw CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-S-COnccrt
i'oi iROUNns-BasebalL
FAINT GEORGE-Farv Land Concerto -
cTUAyF AND 55Tn-sT.-9 m. 10 ii D. m.--Ihe Nc"
Cycorama OF the Battles OF Vieksburg
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gets drunk and IN various other ways disgraces the
Administration will surprise no one. But the
assertion that tho Administration means to get rld
of him for his msbehavior is not easily 10 be
credited. Did not the President appoint second
time the notorious Shields Chief Justice OF
Arizona on the ground that he was poor martyr
who had been harshly judgedf
Lord Randolph Churchill as leader of the Tory
Government may not be able to meet Sir. Glad
stone in argument or debate. but he can always be
depended upon to heap reproaches and insults upon
the veterans head.
NJ. de Lcsseps's words were always abundant.
He can tell moro unblushing untruths, and make
moro solemn pledges on his sacred honor ith-
out the slightest expectation of keeping them, than
any other public man in Europe. The extent OF
French faith in his promises will be disclosed when
he again appeals to the public for a loan. The con-
tinued existence of speculative markets is reckoned
by some conclusive evidence that the fools are not
yet all dead, but If the French people pour
$3.50, ,O0O,O 600 more into the Panama Canal job. in
the face of the disclosures made by the Government
agent, it will be clear that there some fools in
France outside of speculative markets.
President Cleveland undoubtedly understands
what he has done by appointing Mr.. jerks
Solicitor General. The notorious opinion III favor Of
the Pan Electric job by that appointment accepted
as the measure of legal wisdom and purity now
desired in the conduct of the departments. But has
not the Administration made itself quite
sufficiently responsible for that shameful job,
without q new appointment in its INTEREST,"
The incoming Government in England Will be led
by Protectonist in zach House. Lord Salisbury
has made of the strongest Fair Trade speeches
heard recent years by British audiences, and the
new Chancellor of the Exchequer has been de-
nounced in Manchester and birmingham as
ranting, crazy Protectionist." The Golden Club
will need TO hold experience meetings in the Gov
ernment Council Chamber for the reclamation OF
these distinguished perverts.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

PORTLAND, Me-. July 30 tSpeciao.-lhe yache
Atalanta, with Jay Gould aud family on poa'u' ~'o1
in the outer hzrbor this afternoon. MT. uoa'' 80, -"
h,. nnr.,, s,mo nsw.napers visited the Western
Union Telegraph Office, and Returned " us '"'As
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

deposits of coin. The ultimate result would Do
to retire large proportion of the coin now heid
by the people, but the Immediate effect would
be an artificial addition to the currency with all
the effects of imitation.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

Charles Edward Harms. who was arrested IN
Washington on sunday for proving about General
Logan's house and threatening t" shoot so'ro-
body.1 offered ~ defence Tor his insane conduct
that " tie Bell Telephone Company had magnet/ed
him in some way and that he WAS completely at
their mercy~ Ilf, fits the case ot Attorney
tcuerol GarlauI except that IL WAS the Pam
Electric which got HIM at their mercy.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

almshouses from getting into bankruptcy and
osng their doors, it looks as if something more
serious than improper views might be the matter
with Three.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE will be delivered, tomorrow
at all the summer the coast OF New Jersey
and Of New En- gland far north as York, Mane, ami
the Isle OF Shoals also at all the prominent springs
mountains and lakes northern and western
as far west as Niagara Falls and at many points of re-
sort in New Engl land aud the Middle states. not here
specified.
THE TgIBUSE operates every Sunday. for the dstri0u
ton OF its sunday paper 1926 miles OF railroad special
trans lO5 miles Of special yachts and 2lO miles OF
special pony and wagon expresses carrying newspapers
only being nred exclusively for this service These ex
presses operated independently of the regular
mail trains.
Ills believed that THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE receives a
summer dis ributoa iu the country larger area
than that occupied by any other eastern newspaper
The advantage to advertisers Is obvious.
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HE PAsO DEL NoRrE TROl

From The omaha World.
America-Releasr Editor Cutting At once.
MoXic0-Wo would do IL gladly, but wo can't
Amsrloa-Wby n0tl
Mcxico-rho jail warden won't let him go.
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A TRIUMPH OF CHEEK,

FTOW Ihe PhHddfIphfn Ntps
But charlatan AS ho lord RtudO pa Churchill has
shown himself to De, even his great proto-
typo Dsraell was, he has won victory. Ills the
triumph OF check
New-York tribune., 1886-07-31

MtlHTdpOIIs
The Neu- York Ercni,ig fOst has article on "the
Discovery Of Florida This Is the first occasion on
which Inc Erenina 0st has got ahead Of Its contenpo
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Vaux x Radford the wcll-known firm of
architects and engineers, that thoy caEnot nm
der,tand why tho Harlem Bridg" Commissioners
propose to erect bridge with two spans "i ooS
fretcac entaillng an unnecessary cost of T5OOOoO,
when the river is only 400 wide and Is crossed
by five other bridges with spans of only about
eighty feet each We fear that Naux " kadiord
have not studied the guiding principle IN the con-
duet of the cty government. IL s To spend JUST as
much money as YOU can and glyo ~ llttle as pos
siblc return, providing the excess bchrhtS 50 ho
body other than the city. II NaN hhdiord
wero owners OF property 10 be brnehted Dy
costly though unnecessary bridge they might APP
prcciaie something of the feelings of the persons
behind tho Harlem Bridge project.
Ibe baltimore AeIrs heads leader " A War
Wanted VIII Tie Mars kindly consent TO post
punc the beginning of tie war until the weather
modcratcs a llitlcf
Judg, Moore of Brooklyn. saws that ho knows Of
no "pnysical means to compel the Dis rct-Attor-
ncy to do his dutv 20 there are no physIc means
at hand to induce the prcsldont TO give Mr. Gar
land his walking papers. II moral means were
effective. however, enough have been brought to
bear on Mr. Cleveland to mpvo any but the most
obdurate. 10 moral considerations or considcra-
tons of morality tho President appears entirely
ind ercnt.
Already some Of our cutcrprisng not to say too
previous contemporaries are suggesting tickets and
platforms tor ,1sss. he EostOn Jowhdi presents
the following for the consideration OF the Demo-
cratic party:
For rresident-Crover Cleveland, OF New York
For Vice -Prcsidcnt- william H. Morrieon, OF Illinois
platform-A tarlf for rrvnnur o', anu al ulspltes
about silver, ge-nbacks and paying OF tho public debt
tO be postponed till lsJ2
Yes that might do. But it rs runOrcd IN Pam
Electric circles that the outcome of the next Dcmo-
cratic National Convention IL likely to bo:
For Prcsidcnt-t;rover Cleveland, OF New York
For Observation-Disclosures ii. Garland, of ArEan
PlatfOrm-Resored, That until further notice the prop
oson that public Office ~ public trust DO suffered 10
lie the table a stale Of innocuous desuetudo
The managers of a Detroit baseball club clam to
have made $50. 900 thls season. But III some OF
the counties of Michigan there are preachers who
think they are doing well if they can get 5000 per
annum and n donation party.
Having slapped John Browns face when that
heroic prisoner was at the mercy OF virginia
chvalry, Lieutenant Green was rewarded by an
appointment a. Indian Agent The report that hs