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New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
HE TALK OF The DAY.

few Mugwumps are still droolins abont the Cen
ess OF Cleveland" Pretty they Will get to the
Exodus OF Cleveland"
"Hello Jimmy :" shouted his best chum. chow are
getting snco the strike or the Old man against
That's ali right" said the of tho Tufooy
family in the language OF Old railroad Hoxie W
have fourteen games Of baseball from our back
yard old Grumoleses and all Is quiet u Hart
lord Post
Says Charles Dudley Warner in Forest and Stream !:
dead bird does not help the appearance OF ugly
woman, and pretty woman needs no such adornment
II you get the to recognize those two things
great deal Will he done for the protection OF
BIRDS"
When man Is caught with stolen horse In his pos
the Southwest halter aud the nearest tree
are brought into Immediate requisiton In the settle
OF industrial dsagreements there is nothing Ike
the tie-up.-l Boston Transcript
great many fashionable women OF Philadelphia
accomplished vocalists and there Is some talk IN conse
quonce OF moving the musical irom Boston to the
Quaker City.
Mr. G. Fagn Jones told the Pan Electric Committee
that he had y "small voice In the management Of me
York Inns lie right for 1t Is about
small voice neari In tho land aud the eternal
fitness OF things was carefully regarded when Fagn
lifted out with his voice.
A correspondent wants to know WHY ball ia called
hop Watch the gentlemen "a they cv t'e the ladies'
trains and you VIII tumDlc( Burln ston Free Press
In hs lecture before the Yale theological students
short time ago. the Rcv. Dr. Burton saI 81 toll you,
young gentlemen. man must have full heal of s,cam
on keep his whistle opea wide u modern congre-
CATION will to sleep OF his sermons. Times
changed. sud preacher cannot pray an hour and
then preach hour and then pray another honr. WITH
out disgusting congregation Of he present day. You
must conduct your services that hour spent In
church will not amount to imprisonment"
Gray-You are looking very soar this morning.
Green.
Green-rm feeling very bad very bad indeed. You
| forgot myself last Night was out With tho OOys
aud drank too nucn and lost .
GrAy-tiood araeiousl You didn't lose your waiiet'
did yOui
Green-No. but I'm afraid lost my character.
tray-Pshawt DUn't be dOwncast apout that. IL
isn't bad fyoa had lost something valuaoie-Bos'
ton Courier
Bugato Express pleads for the recognition OF the
word damn which IL thinks has virtually ceased to De
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

NJ. CernuschI has written very compact and
strong letter the consequences of the fall OF sill
ver which The London Economist prints 1t repeats
in more terse and compact language than his pre-
vious letters employed, the writer's belief that the
scarcity OF gold does not exist and hence has not
been the cause of commercial and industrla al de-
preston. With truly French sense of the import
ance of France, he insists that French coinage held
the whole civilized world from monetary anarchy,
and that tho collapse came only because France
ceased to coin silver What he calls tho "dIsiOca-
cation of the bimetac par" he claims is the sole
cause of trouble. That be removed only by
concert of nations, for which France Germany and
the United States are ready. and the adhesion OF
England only is wanted. NJ. Cernuschi Is often
carried away by the rush of his own fervld rhet
ORC. and perhaps more than IN this instance.
Is Germany indeed ready' WHAT proof IL there
France is ready, for whatf For any rate of coinage
to which the United States cOnsentsi lhe United
States is ready, tor what For tho French ratio OF
l5i2i The asking of these questions Is enough.
~ Cernusch If he comes back from his Outburst
of enthusiasm must sec that several things are not
ready.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
THE CAUSE or IRELAND AND THE RIOTS.

THE CAUSE or IRELAND AND THE RIOTS
The London papers comment on the riots In
the West with their usual ignorance Of the facts
and their characteristic animns. The Standard,
with the evident purpose Of influencing Lubic
feeling in way that does it great discredit,
declares that A" the rioters belong to the motley
"crowd that have fed from prisons in their own
acountries to find in America, pending the con-
"struclion of an Irish Parliament, secure rest
"ing place"
The gratuitOus fling thus aimed at Irishmen
generally is supplemented by coarse and
really brutal article in The Telegraph which
says, "The Chicago riot has shown US anew
what manner of men the supporters of these
Irish bills beyond the Atlantic are" If this
remark was ignorantly made it is inexcusabe;
if malciously, and that is its apparent nature,
it is despicable. Among all the list of black
guards and scoundrels who have excited these
riots and of their insane followers there does
not occur single Irish name. The American
supporters of great nation engaged in an
heroic effort to establish rights that are among
the most jealously guarded of our political in-
stitutiOns number almost all the respectable
people of the land.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
HOW TO DEAL WITH SOCIALISTS.
SUPPRESS THEN pROMPTLYl
l.rn,n Raeson Tyss1.y

SUPPRESS THEN pRoMPTLYl
From The Boston Hsra,l.
The one thing winch the anarchists" need
TO be Taught In short sharp and decisive" fashion.
that tier principles nd their have place IN
ms country and b. put down with strong nand
whenever and wherever they are introduced
THEY MlsUNDERsTAND "FREEDoN"
From me Htnford CouTdn.
The fre. American repuUlc Will never Do free enough
10 tolerate such 1rnis or such methods
MAKE EXAMPLES or THE LEADERS
spies the orator. snoui BE- ode example OF, and
without delay. Iii no time for half measures
CRUSH SUCH VIOLENCE sTERNLY
From, m Ut,ea Hsrdti.
"A old world violrnc ls at the aoors ot American
homes. the full power Of outrtsei AmerlcIn Liberty
M ghtiest effort of OH world military coercion shall
seem as the stroke OF an infants hand
LET LABOR REPrDIATE ANARCHY.
The time ha. % coIo waen tao s,irie cry OF homes.
labor organizations should be- "D'"n WIN the rod
THE vERMIN OF CIVILIZATION
Froa The Boston Post.
Can laws he e fonnd ,a In hsrs ta, 1u, ,n a,vs
them away
FREE SPEECH MAY NEED TO BE RESTRICTED.
From. The SDriaqtleid Republican,
When in a cDu,itlOa OF th.ass that which
laris.n y. Socialist there doe, IL 10 asknga
great deal of society to keep its hands OK
FRIENDLY REFUGE MISTAKEN FOR BEDLAM
From the Boston Record.
word the Chicago 80, aiists: America Is an asy-
Ium Tor the oppressed. mustn't be turned q
maibouse where people can things udiscrImi.
nately.
AND DANGEROUS AS sERPENrs.
From The Syrdcusc J0ured.
They vipsrs VINO woai .tr@e dowa the benefacto'
that has warmed them into life.
VIGOROUS MEASURES THE BEST
From Ths IAuGd>iDhid Inquirer
Thev lthe bc Iut down with
mailed hand They be taught that this country Is
not a shelter FOR cut hroits aud tnieves
ABROAD HINT.
From The Phitadetphi1 TtRes
A brief motto ior CAcaso-kisS tno socialists out
THE RED FLAG MUST Co
From The Nsr York sun.
Tho real work .nrn-tho r-ii Americans of chicago
WIN see 10 1t that the American fag does not give
place the red hag there
PATRIOTS HAVE But ONE OPINION
From me Nro York Commercial .idcersey.
The America1 people, however widely they may dinei
upon questions OF policy, stand together as one man ia
tnelr dcte rmuatlon MAINTAIN American Institutions
VIOLENCE HURTS THE wORKINGMAy
from The BgtiiHcTe Sun.
inst cause presented To mp .rtial publc VITA
ence and In a Ltwfu and peaceful manner must
Ultimately obtain FAR bearing. tut the moment vo-
lrnce Is employed the attitude OF the pubic chdnges
aud there is An universal demand for the forc0s
OF the dsurOors OF the esce be- their cause
Snat II may
ALIEN AND CRUEL
From Tie Ner York World.
The Anarchist has more pace III tnis syslcn Ot tous
than a wolf in a sheepfold.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
Nmusemtnta

Nrypu OPyRl hcusE--S-Arcadia
fus .O-a-" Gvpsy Baron -
CosroroIITAN HALL-S:l5-Hcrse Educator
E.I,,s TUkA1Rg-S-- Rosina Vokes and company
epAsp UPKRa HOusR-S-COmedy OF Errora
EpyH MUsEE-Wsxw 'rks o,,,
1yryrM THFATRP-8-" one OF Our Girls."
n .pYsO> SoUARE 1HRATRE-s:3O-Pr1ncc kari.' g.,
IsnisoN-AvR AND 59TH-sT.-9a a. III. to IL y m.-Melf''
mac and Monitor Naval Battle
NyTRoroIITAN OPERA HOUsE-S-Mikaio
EAToSn ACADEMY Or DEsIGN-Exhi0itlon
MN t,'s ,'sGARpES-S-Shane q Ma Lawn.
Polo GROUNDs-Baseball.
eTANpARp THRATRE-S-Tln SoidleS
p1 Ar PIuEATRg-S-Fedora.
TppATFA COMIoUE-S-Fritz In Ireland
ITALIA ATHsATRE-s-MitterwurZeE
WAII ACK's-S-Don Caesar.
b1p AvtSuE THEATRR-S-lAtte TYCOON. =. uom.r
i<1H STREET THKATRE-S-Womah Aea'nst "
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
y, c,t,,nlfs ..I,.,,t,IIDN.

FroH. The Columbus lOhsol Stae |ou't"., =, =, =.
The Afp- Ork Im,s getting dral "a lu" P'No"
on account OF the 81 200 recoil ci lass ran to .'
pm rio on fDurcc!nnl a'Hole sou
, % s,h M, yin, ,,f tho inventon Ihe Times broke
f IN v,riuou. r,nuke OF the terphonc company IN
,.'.n A. ,.rsr,i that Large suns OF money were cA-
".n,.., a., snsd,sr tho Sew-iorA press IL now APP
psar, from the trstory Of the precedent OF the t"ic
rnn co,nnany that The about tho oniy pt-
nr S,t WAS pad any thing 1his thing sets one think
,"s about the mugwumpery Of The Iims In 1854, ala
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
NFW.yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1885,

are equally confident that nothing but his re-
election can save the party or the country. Inc
singular feature of the situation is that MIR. Ed
MINDS is strengthened almost as much by the
hostility of Hiram Atkins a. Co. as he is weak
ened by the support of his superservlceable
Mugwump friends. There IL some comfort in
the thought that Vermont Republicans will
settle the question finally, and doubtless settle
it right.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
ZONES AND MS rEsrIMONY.

From me NeiJ. york fdH ana fTpisSS.
This testimony lDe.0ro tue Pau ~ the 90 Dmtloels
I'm accord with the usual 10 10y OF me it0eS ~ sian
der, RI mt aud eft. and when II Is sued Tor Oe hoooiy
cau he found who responsible for its utrtahcs frt'
hnns IL ia not wonderful that 10 one cares u cIah tno
responshiiy for is nflscrlDnate aDuse' H. ieeo'e
yasci.laiou, ls sanderoas editorial ultrrshcs & ",
it may he inst well for the puoAc % uEierstthd rom
th sworn testimony of chief proprietor tus' hopo
dr,cts editorial course. that iis scoi lhs -
tuat ont OF wuich II can MAKE no
pr,ut by strike" possesses no IN crest iot ~ 80
that It's reading matter pat sether At nap s%"' w
tn, All agent aud tne many editors Jas As suns
the,r passing wnim. 70 such an estate ht' thc p'pr
fallen mat was controlled py Henry j. KAY h"hb'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
,erpetuated in the form Of 2.67O sx-Rebel Office

The strike against the Third Avenue Railway
COMPANY has ended as the Missouri Pacific strike
ended. and ~ all other mistaken strikes must snd
In the defeat of those engaged in it. The men have
lost their wages, many of them are permanently
out of employment business all along the avenue
has been injured and the public convsnis nce has
been faVrantly disregarded all because few
unwise leaders. whom the wOrkngmen most un-
fortunately trusted. wanted to show their power
Their present humiliatng condition shonid serve
to teach other men who live by the trade of run
ming labor movements" the danger of tlaunting
their power" in tho face of the public. The peo-
pie arc Just.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

What pitifu business this is, Of trying to screen
Attorney General Garland by inqurmg into the
motives Of the newspaper correspondents who pub
shed the facts about him! Were the statements
true i-that is the question, and nobody cares rap
whether the correspondent felt personally friendly
unfriendiv to the pokerp layer, provided he told
the truth. Major Clark appears to great adj
vantage in this examInatIon as compared with the
chairman Of the committee.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
VALUABI.n "tlNE,s.

From Ihs Neg York NaL asd EfpTess
Tn this case PAN ecIrlc lr Dana 10 very goou eh
non.nt OF pull nuinion His ana ees cut seh'
ieuc.s cut through any webs OF soPhistfy about luo
sibity OF the Attorney Gouera Tor tue u'o
,p, uf Ms partment. aud dispose cHectnslS o. ay
preence that tno President hal no ohoal duy in 'n'
al
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

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New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

The so-caled independent Republicans who
still cling to Mr.. Clevelands skirts in the bellef
that he is the representative of all that is true
beautiful and good in politics, are having
pretty tough time. They are falling OIL one oy
one, and the last TO tumble up to tie time OF
writing is Mr.. George William Curtis. AL a
meeting of the Civil Service Reform Assocla-
ton last night he said "The course OF Mr..
Cley eand, however courageous and sincere
must be compromise between his party Oh
the Cne hand and the interest of reform on the
other and the inevitable result of such
course will be disaster" This sentiment was
not received with cheers from which we ln1er
that some roformers do not accept the trutn
willingly. Note also The other day Mr.. Ea-
ward Carey declared that the Mugwumps all
feel y that Mr.. Cleveland has "above all recog-
nized with great consistency his obligations 10
the public, and has manifested sturdy indepeh,
dcnce of the threats as Of the temptations OF
his party" Mr. Carey evidently had not seen
Mr. Curtis
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

Persons leorin9 torn TOR the season, and sum-
ner troreliers, can haze The DAILY TRIBUNE
mailed to them. postpaid, for rs cents per month,
the address being changed as often as desired.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE WtH be sent to any address
in Europe at 81 35 per month, which includes
the ocean postage.
At the meeting of citizens at the Murray
Hll Hotel last evening all completely with
Mayor Grace and all interest in his political
Jobs we're denied 1t should be noted also in
behalf of the NOV emenJ that the Citizens Com
mittee appointed this time numbers fifteen
members The last Citizens Committee con-
sisted of one.
The River and Harbor bill has passed the
House by fair majority without being shorn
of its Objectionable features. 1t is still meas
ure which attends to sectional interests instead
of National ones. OF the fifteen millions many
hundreds of thousands will go toward improv-
ing creeks that should be paved, while mere
pittance goes to New-York haIbor, in which a
reasonable expenditure would be National
benefit.
The Republican primaries will ..be held this
afternoon and evening pursuant to the an
n0uncement of times and places published else
where in this paper. Republicans who are en-
rolled should take advantage of this oppoItn-
nifty to vote for officers of the district assoca-
tions and delegates to the county and the
district committees. Performance of these
duties is the first step toward satisfactory nom-
nations this fall.
The bill for winding up the Broadway Rail-
say's affairs is meeting with upcOmmonly bad
II tIy a1 fro, bo ~
nor for correction in one or two minor points
Those errors being remeded the measure was
sent to Mr. Hill again. Now it appears, three
more important words were left out in engross-
ing and TIE measure has once more been re-
called. 1t might be well TO let the engrossing
clerks understand that repeated blunders of
this kind are calculated to make suspicious
people think that somebody bribes them to be
stupid.
The Senate probably, the public certainly,
will agree with the Assembly that the Legis-
lature should adjourn May Is. Much excellent
routine work has been accomplished in both
houses, the lobby has been kept down pretty
well $50 far and comparatively few mistakes
in legislating have been made while some note
worthy bills have become laws. good deal
yer rcnalns 10 De dOnei; Out industry should
accomplish it. Aad from this time until
adjournment is a fact, let a sharp watch be kept
on the proceedings, so that no bills, no jobs,
shall be rushed through unknown until it is too
late.
Greece continues to defy the Powers of Eu-
rope with a determination that would be
admirable in less hopeless cause. The Prime
mia Dalv w Ui
assurances that Greece will d;sarm, and the
foreign ministers are expected to leave Athens
this morning. All Greece is in a warlks mood
Ind apparently in arms. But assuredly she
will have to yield. Austria's mistake in letting
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
The latest Chicago discovery Society III general
is q gcrous power to war against.

That message which the Governor sent to the
Senate few days ago hOtly lectuIing that body be-
cause it had not acted upon bis nominations for
this port is not likely to accomplish its purpose.
The senate is to be presumed to know It's own bnsi-
ness rather better than another department of the
Government knows it. The Constitution gives the
Governor no more authority to meddle with the
Senate's right TO confirm reject than it gives to
the senate to interfere with the Governors right to
nominate. Mr.. Cleveland once endeavored to scod
Republican Senate into compliance with his
wishes. lie did not succeed, and Mr. Hill will fare
no better.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
ENTITLED TO NO PROTECTION.

From ThS Aec- York Ercntng Post
Talk ike that o >is, Chicago more protcctcd
by the acred right 10 know, 10 utter aud 10 arsue
freely" ~ defence OF which 50 much n"Dc poot h.s
he sn she'd than roarn[ O Beura ugeF III iofc''
on a night when deer and buffalo are scarce
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07
Jnncx TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Business Notiffs.

BLAIR's POPULAR FOUNTAIN ZEN,
Teouly Fountain Hoder in which any Steel or COLI fsh
viii 1T. With stool Pen 6bc; with GOA ien - anu - "
2Ja Broadway ~ lt
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

Servia make trouble last year will not oe
repeated by England in the case OF Greece
The first bomb from the combined fleet whicn
explodes over Athens will doubtless put an emo
to Delyannis's obstinacy, if not his public
career.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

1t was to perpetuate tho grand principles of lib
crty and freedom that We fought our holy war,' y
says JEFF. Davis. Well. he has lived to 500 them
New-York tribune., 1886-05-07

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the ocean pOst00e.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

y. +. and E. J. Scott, ex'rs. &c., VS.. Nancy
Abbott and Noah Abbott Highland Coun.
ty Court Of Common Pleas. Case No. -.
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
,ounty Of Highland and State of Ohio, made
at the April term thereof A. D. 1886, and 10
me directed, / will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in
the town OF Hillsboro, on tt
Saturday, December 4th, A. d. 1886,
At2 o'clock p. m. OF said day, the following
described real estate, tO-wit:
situate in Highland county, State of Ohio,
en- the waters OF Rattlesnake creek and a
part Of William Georges survey No. l4SS,
bounded and described as follows, to-w1t
Beginning at large blue rock; thence rum
ming down the branch 8. 900 l5 e. 13 poles.
crossing a run below the spring to stone on
the west side Of the branch; thence 3. 10 l2
poles to u stone on the high ground between
two branches in the line OF the heirs OF A.
M Strain ; thence with said Strains line y.
$50 l5' W. Is 7-l0 poles to q stake in said line
thence N. l3o 4S W. II $40 poles to stake
N. 100 3C e. "a 7-l0 poles to the beginning,
tract Of land conveyed by Joseph NJ. Strain
and wife to VIM. p. Strain by deed dated
October 25th, 1854, and conveyed by the said
w. p. Strain to Joseph N. Lumbeck
Said premtse has been appraised at (S250)
two hundred and fifty dollars. and can not
sell for less than two-thirds OF said appraise.
ment.
Terms of 'als-oa'h on 4. az 3. q bsWsos, sSls;
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Sloane, Gardner Il Hire, Att'ys.
November 4th, 1885.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
NEW LEXINGTON.

November 22d, 1886.
Measrs, Ed Shockley and Frank Conard, oil
New Vienna, were in town Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Marconet, of Buford, was the guest
Of James Marconet Saturday and Sunday.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed by both
of our churches with appropriate services.
Mr. Fred Kelly, who has been engaged in
business in Wilmington, returned home Sun.
day.
Mr.. Harvey Stuckcy, our enterprising barber,
has erected very tasteful sign in front OF his
shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. prater, from Felicity, Ger
mont county, arc visiting X. ). Donar and
family.
Miss Bertha Hallowell, from near Carey
town. visited the pubic schools at this place
last Friday.
Tho marriage that we record this week
makes the fifth one IN the last two months
and still the good work goes on.
The Young friends of Master Harvev Hors
man gathered in at his home last Thursda,
evening, and gave him pleasant surprise.
| Several from this place attended the musica
entertainment at Leesburg last Saturday night
given by the Wi'berforce Concert Company.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Cohn were called t.
Middletown last Thursday to attend the funer
| al of the wife Of Mr.. Jacob Rice, % brother o
Mrs Cohn's.
| Last Thursday Mt Samantha Mr.. Clayton
| Terrell, from near this place, was married tt
| Miss Mamie Mcdonald, of Samantha. yer,
pleasant reception was given them on Frida.
| by the parents of the groom. Success ant
prosperity to them is our wish.
| The young men of this place and vicinit.
will meet next Saturday night Nov. 9th, a
| the schoolhouse, to organize debating society
All who are interested and wish to join sucl
an organization for the benefits that may b,
derived, are requested to be present.
The chicken thieves are growing very bolt
in this neighborhood, even going into tn
front yard before it is hardly dark and taking
the chickens out of trees. Some of thest
times when the doctor is picking lot OF sho
ont of their sneaking carcasses they will wisl
| that they had let the chickens alone.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Real Estate.

8, r. Scott T. +. j. Scott, ex'rs, etc, VS.. Sam.
uel Brown ct al. Highland County Court
of Common Pleas. Case No. 4,2i5
ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county OF Highland and State of Ohio. made
at the October term thereof A. ID. 1856, and
to me directed, 1 will offer for sale at public
auction NJ the door of the Court House, In
the town OF HillsborO, on
Saturday, December 18th, A. ID. 1856.
Al two o'clock p. m. of said day the follow.
In described real estate to.wit:
Situate in Whiteoak township, Highland
county, Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at a stone in Q
county road, running thence with said road
8. So 3G' f. 81 poles to o stone on the east
bank OF ditch and in the west line of the
ceased; thence with said line and line OF
stone In said line; thence n: so 3y W. 81
poles to stone; thence N. o. 3V E. "a poles
TO the place of beginning, con tanning acres
and l55 poles of land be the same more or
less, q part of survey No. 6070. same land
conveyed to said Samuel Brown by George
W. Pulliam and wife.
Said premises has been appraised at G5sOl
dve hundred and fifty dollars, and can moi
sell for less than two OF said appraise.
ment.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of sale.
II. c. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Wtn. NJ. Meek, Attorney.
November 18th, 1886.