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The National tribune., 1888-10-11
Past Commander-ln-Chisf Payne Court-Martialsd.

Gen. Walter Payne, Past Commander-in-
Chief of the S. of Y. and the present candidate
for Secretary of the State of Ohio on the Pro-
hibtion ticket, appeared before court-martial
which convened at Dayton o., Oct. 4. When
Gen. Payne retired from the Office of Com
mander-in- Chief of the Sons of Veterans he
failed to account for all of the money belong
ing TO the organization. He was given GER
tain time in which to make good the deficiency,
and failing to do so, charges were brought
against him and he was ordered to appear be-
fore the court, which was composed of the fol-
lowing members: Gen. Abbott. presiding Off
cer E. J. Post, A. J. Stone and John Gibbons,
of Chicago; Henry Frazee and John G.. Nevins,
of Cleveland; William E. Bundy, of Cinein-
natl, and Robert Clarkson and o. B. Brown, of
Dayton. o. B. Brown, Judge-Advocate. Gen.
Payne recently returned the money, though too
late to save him from being summoned to ap-
pear before the court. The trial lasted all day.
and the finding of the court will not be made
known for some time. Payne submitted long
argument in manuscript in defense.
The National tribune., 1888-10-11
A Gold Watch for s1.OO

per week on the installment plan. Only a
small cash payment at first. Send me your
name and address for full particulars Address,
G. II. Stoddart, APO Wabash Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
The National tribune., 1888-10-11

Campaign supplies. Write for free Price
List to E. A. Armstrong, Detroit Mich.
The National tribune., 1888-10-11
KR. AND MRS. Z. HENRY JEEcKs,


The Department Officers and Official Staff Depart
ment of Rhode Island Grand Army of the
Republic, Sept. 70 1888.
Another valuable gift was a silver chandelier from
Mr. and Mrs. Britton, OF Cincinnati, o. A large
tent was spread on the lawn, from which or
chestra discoursed delightful music. The tent was
adorned with plants and flowers. Later in the
evening an elegant collation. was served. Among
the many present were ex-GoVernors, Judges Of
the Supreme Court, Mayors, Generals, ColoHels.
Past Department Commanders. the Department
officers and large number Of the most prominent
citizens OF Valley Falls, Pawtucket and PTovi-
deuce. ComTade Jeneks Is now serving his third
year Assistant Adj djuLant General which position
he fills with great satisfaction 10 the Department
Commander and the officers and comrades of the
Department.
The National tribune., 1888-10-11
RHODE ISLAND

Assistant Adjutant- General and Mrs Jencks eel
ebrated the 18th anniversary Of their marriage at
Providence, Sept 2s About 300 guests were pres
ent, and every Post in the Department WAS repre-
sented. The house WAS prettily decorated with
choice flowers and potted plants. The presents
were very numerous and costly. and atteSted the
esteem in which Comrade Jencks and his wife are
held. Among the presents were 100 silver dollars,
schoonates. An elegant silver water pitcher and
goblet were presented by the Department Com
mander and the Senior and Junior Vice Command
ers. It was engraved as follows:
The National tribune., 1888-10-11

"Paine's Celery Com
pound has been Of great
benefit for torpid liver,
indigestion. and bilious
ness. ELIZABETH c.
UpALL, Queehee, VT.
The National tribune., 1888-10-11

COLORADO
The members OF Reno Post, No. 39. Denver, were
entertained recently by Comrade Capron who de
hvered some personal "reminiscences Of the late
war
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

&ep. 8. ". Stteien fra 8oib'
fouona, 8is., antom i Wanoass til
9utber College. &imelisuis er bet 8cr'
Tugs So%reninssns 5orrstninSsisrlel, Der
ifal reuiceres.
Sr. ". Namplo, ben liom9rfeoe
Sioliniit, anfommcr BERTH % siper en-
Concert / Stepsrs Saa ben 17oe Nai.
San leoiases al SIR. 5rant @ooo, en-
anertjenbt Yianiit, % Waoemoiiele
5ousuer, en- sanserinbe Of %europaiit
8p. Oct ilasiiite Yrosram oil ienere
blipe beflenotgiort.
Goromanbsne / Sumbolt Gountp
bar bsIuttet at bolbe en- %itorartet l7oe
Maifeit / Spbe. Yrpi. O. Sotbne fra
2uiber College bolber 5eittalen.
- neutrality-suspicious. mcber fcrits
iommenoe 9ursbas Niten bus Mrs.
Gssen.
- apinbeioreninsspensene ifulhe MI
inobetales. 8ebfpmmenoe bebes ben
uenoe fig til Mrs. gsssn.
Nnoers 9rpspis fra 8eitre Sliore,
Der tom BERTH pau geiss fprrise War,
reiite til gilbert Sea forleoen Dag. San
piloe osiaa beige SiOur Soils, inoen
ban reiite tilbase til Worse.
- Wrs. Ganoi 6. Nnberion, fDr at
9ecprab, MI af 2nfe Benton, Winn.,
reiite til @prse iibite nse. !Sun reiite
meb "@eiier".
= Ssnbas ben l5oe slpril asteuieoes
/ Sarge, ueb Baitor Souseu, Senrp ".
(Solfespis) os @iis Glen
9bompiun. Yaa fin 8rpIupsreiie be-
isste bet unse Bur S%ruosommens Scrs
Glbre, Der bor / Sia Canoe, % forrefiea
Sl99tninser os Senner | Securab %
Smesn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
i4seao,0.
Setleme peo bore Yraasr

On CT for itGrf, en- anoen er en- sto,,..
On er ior ting, en- anoen for batter
On er for feo, en- anoen for maper
Tn soor ior imaat, en- anben rent troD,r
Tn er for lpitis, en- unben for from
en- er for laro, en- a ben for tom
gn er for partllt, en- unoen for mil.
gn er for itrens, en- anoen for iuiIb
gns Stemme for bsi, en- Nnoeus for
On iluser bet Salpe os siper "oboa S,as..
Nosle saar aloris no poo Biiit.
Nnore oriper bette for blot,
Nosle forslemmer 8irtens Sinant5er
anore bar altfor joroiite Gambler.
Tosle er altfor lang / fin Gale.
Nnbre for fort meo lit Omen" til SoIe
@aor be paa ct Ben, er bet for liot,
@aar be paa TO, er bet plot.
Sell timber man altto bus Writen,
Mten isrit os iioit bog hos Br9fen,
Otter "Eacific Staneiuou
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

"a aincOln beisste General Grants
2eir peo Gitp Hoint / 1864, mooto9es
ban af @eneralen ps penaes Stab, os
paa Spsrssmnalet ON, bporleoes ban
bapoe bet, iparete ban: Seq fsler mig
life uel. Seq 1T foruteset &pitelie paa
Ssiuren. % ies bar life ristiS foruun'
bet bet enbnu." = "1iQao mig at lenoe
Sub eitsr en- 5lafe Champagne til
Dem, or. Breiiosnt", iasce ba en- al
StabsOfficererne; "oet er bet bsolte
Miooel, lom jes tienoer mob SsIpse."
= "gtei, nei, min fi9re, unse Ben,
luarebs 9incoln, leg bar netop leet
mango MenueIfer islpse enoOs paa
2anblorben eiter at bare bruffet BET,
Tom De anbefaler."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Selifabet saifer at bape lotale Sc
tret9rer 9anbet runot. 9ertil bebsues
life mesen lib, % llosiiterne pil life
breie fig ON mere eno uosle iaa Gents
til Stamps. Zen lille uosiit Ds ben
liqe 1iosipiloe oil moi @nbuer oire gu
gen, iaairsmt ban interesierer Jig berfor,
8obin Reo 8reait.
NIB! Sowls 2opsiunins letter en-
Wultt al fra $500 til s25. 90 for at
ianse eIer orabe Jusle, Der sisr Nptte
iom Snieftuorpobere.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gn lang Spcrpei. s Nerbsben af
Suenos Ipres a%nlasser man for 81
ben en- Sporoei, Der %oiitnof bliuer ben
lensite i Seroen. Gen ifal nemlis
forene Here mlnbre Sper os bape en-
2ensoe af 100 enselife Mil. Yepas
fraften ifal life uare Damp men Seite.
Den pil blipe ubItpret meo Sppeuosne
til Yasiaserernes 8efuemmelisbeb, os
be er ,nbretteoe iaalebes, at Sengene
funne Tubes op, naar be life bruses.
Waterialiet paa oenne eienbommelise
Sporpei beitaar al 4 bobbelte aabne
Srgne, 20 ~alminbelise Sosne meb
Slatform for os bag, 20 "@onoolppsne",
s Ssaifjclingsposne til transport al
Geonetsmioler, fire 5ierfrRppsne meb
Ssniebuie, 8 Synagogue % 200 @oos.
oosne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Yiut9c Stuctter til Rev
gorf SttO.

BET Ell life upopeubist at gaa til Irflr.
iionsno enter fer at iao biuise Niletter til
Nen y)otf / Wni. aJDb Goers Siaetter ui
bptlfeniombelit Ngent for ghicaao. Milwau.
tee & ct. Taul Sanen, oa S Fan ian &etpr.
billet til meset reoiat Trts peb at iremyis
ct Gerliiitat fra SefretGren for She Metho.
Diff General Conference. Biletter fan trl.
ges paa boitetiombellt Hariogertos pnn Vii
paltee Sanen | Mai Wtaansb o. 9lGlOer TOT
Getur til ben Ste Slni.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Bore bepingeoe Wenner.

Ger er fnapt 9pr til at benz, iom
leper / bet 5rie, Der ifuffer os mere
@labe emo S%ansfuslene % mango andre
Irter al 6usleil9sten, % bpcr tomt
fsler mon bet life / en- Gsn, boor Der
life fees eler bpres en- eneite Susl!
Soor interesIant er bet life at fslse
beres Serb lise fra 8aaren al, inbtil
be after brnser fra bore foloe Sirss til
be parmere Better at Sorbfloben! Be
res iinbrise Snitinft / R%ebebnsnins,
beres maselpie Smiprs for unserne,
beres Wpo, naar bet sielber at for
iuare Ynselen, Oft iaettaser Ri meb ben
itcrite Snteresie. Ss meb builfen
2ansiel bigger ri life efter at ie ben
fgrite "Slue 8irb" os "&obin", bisie
iaa pelfomne 8uo ON, at Saaren ltaar
for 9sren.
De ileite 2anbfusle ipiier Snietter,
os berfor bar be osiua fin Opsape /
Cubs piie 8erbenspronius. lloen Dem
uilbe Ri fnapt bore iitanb til at bsite
bperfen @orn eller 5ruster, gift piloe
fortares Of ben Hasoorne S%nieftpnsel.
Derfor maa os bsr Mennefene tase benz
uuber fin @aretest, % mere og mere
bar man psIaa lert bette, iaa encOs
Ssse os nsler MI belfpttes, foroi man
bar siort ben grfarins, at osiaa bisies
peientlise SDbe beitaar at DIR, Tom
arbeiber imob Wenneitenes Snteresier,
meoens bet er %ijelbnere, at be forsriber
fig paa Ssniefloffen.
Men en- Susl bar ri inoisrt BERTH
fra europa, for Npttens Sfplb, os MI
piier ben fig at bore ct farlist Sfaoe:
bpr, % bet er ben "enselfe" Spurp
@~raaipurpen. Man fit ben oper til
Central Yart / Neu Yorf, for OF Der
tuloe bielpe til at iortare be for Ere
erne lfabelise "Ganfer @prms", mer
BET er blepen en- &jencssiernins, at 81
fun ianfer Srme, iaalense be bar I'm
ger at opfoitre, ellers fort9rer be 5rust
% iorjassr, boor be fommer, nptti9'
iniettRoenbe Susle. 9erfor anIees 81
MI paa be fleite Steoer iom en- 2dnoet
PLACE, %, ba be ct Stanoiusle, Der itf'
tratfer frem os t.lbase melem be for:
itielise StrSs at Soroen, bar man a
traftes meb benz Iaret runot, boor B,
tilfelbispis CT TONNE ben. Dc bsr Der:
for efteritr9bes % i~nsenlunoe ltadnes
gu bar man benz usiaa / fore Slot,
paa @aoerne / 9ecorab.
t I'll Beifpttelie al upttise 5usle er be-
!. Der / 2anbet oprettet bet iaafalbte "9u
n bubon Societp", iom III teller As, OO(
Weblemmer i be forlfie0ise Stater o.
9erritorier; / Soma er Der 10 Nibelin
J. ger; / 9ecprab teller Selifabet 10
Meblemmer, us Mtaalet CT mere % mel
Is at iaa ~iorbinoret en- faab 0belessel'
ii al be npttise Suieftebere % arbeii
r. imUo ben Opsrbaanbtasenbe 2pft b.
Ia 5ruentimmerne til at prpoe zig m
). "%laante 5jebre".
tSelItabets Organ er abe Iueub
Z. MasoSine", ct iluitreret Maanebslfr
If. meb Siaeoer os prastise naturbiitOri
an StisIer at ben fore Drnitbclosiit s.
Of,.S..L.,
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

GrfmrfionSbiaetter til sfann;.
nanien CT ttu neoiatte til ualmir.
oelie biai8e Yrifer Dos y. Mor.
tcnien i Co., I Chicago.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

War Scenes

oil blipe en- itorartet llnoerbolhnina ON Nj.
teuen ben 3oie Wai unoer 4eoelie al GAR
5orefi0ingen sipts paa Sperahuiet. Seuj'
mob 100 pirfeli9e Sc,ner fra 8riaen uil BIZ
re ffempiite oeb6lPlp al ct opermaaoe itprtt
Calcium Light. Suert Stpife er nrfer
200 &uapratfoo. Heisrpereoe Sober fun q
Gents hos 8 pnaro. Client life at oaa N
beune unoerbolnu,ns s ptl oerueo pla
iam ne Sto alpe G.. A. II. en- Sannosrrtuiro
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

s be fommunale Yiseifoler / Son.
bon bar man bespnbt at sipe glepsrue
l1nberpisnins / 8osnins. 9ererinberre
ere ~uobanneoe / ben rationale auaeitole
/ Bennington.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

1919 opcr 6o9. Mooerea: 49,.
Seq Tiger big, at gmil ipiaer Iet life
Tor at ulnoe Yenss, men blot for at
more fig.
5aoeren: So, bel - mel, ban morer
Jig fun, naar ban pinber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gn8elife SpurtsmGno. On be.ienbt
enSellf Sage, lom er en- flor Ben Of
&atte os morer fig meo OF a~irette bisie
0pr til at lobe Os iprinse iom Seite,
uiite nplis en- befjenot Sportsmano, lum
ielo er en- ubmerfet @%pmnaItifer, en-
Tort Sanfat ps fob ben iprinse oper en-
Sfranfe, iom bar baluiemte Sob bpi.
Sportsmancen bleu bog lite, iom 2eaen
baobe pentet, iOrbauiet, men ipareoe
sanife rolis:
"0et fan ies osIaa sjsre."
pan erflereoe oerpaa, at ban uiloe
iprinse liseiOm 8attsn paa aIe fire meb
Sanoerre forub, 5soberne basub oa
uoen at bersre Stranfen. 9eaen bolbt
20 Euno Sterlins pau, at Sportsmans
ben life funoe sjsre bet, Os oenue aif
mo paa SRooemaalet. San la9be Tia
paa aue 1re, lprans % uoIDrte &unIt=
ItDttet. Den fslsenbe Moreen mobtua
ban ira G9sen to Tafter, al bpilfe ben
enc lnoebolot De ounene rs Yuno %
ben anosn ben or96te Sat, Der bar blet
uoitoppet ium en- Seierstrcie til 9sn
for ben fore Seltebaab.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
0ecorab Dg Smegl1.
Zen lite gsoi 1888.


3. 8. Gummeoai / gcwa Of Galnlar
miI,ebe 9orsbas Morsen fit Saaninss
bus peb SlSebranb. Gn Gel al Sno-
bpei rebbtSes. 9abet er tiIcels o9ttet
peS Gsiuranie i Sarmernes sienlioi9e
Gsiuranieielfab al 3inneibeit 90.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

"Den beoftei Gerben" fan meb sorS.
beb @risss @fpceriasS alpe faloes, 81,
belbreoer bnrtist Sfaar, ppreuen .S,S
Branbiaar, Saar, Biles. Stab 90 NJ,
Slass Suoublet. 9ilialss hos <, +
N%tontsomerp q Co., 9ecorab, Sotpo,
22.14. la.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
On Wiopimtcroag pco
TeferbaOct.

sfilbrlns af en- 8interbas peb Setter,
bauet:
&lpffen er Sc ON Morsenen. Ser
er enbnu lense til Solens Opsans.
!Simmelen er temmelis flar; Stjerz
nerne slimre / ben tpuoe 2uft. s Salp-
msrtet er Sfpsserne iuase os forunoers
fig bsbe.
Der blaier en- iaste, men ipienoe
8inb al Sit. Strnnbbrebben lisser
Hao % itrsset unber bet pletfrie Snes
betfe, iliffet ifarpt at Sapet neo cets
iaste, bpilfenbe Stuulpen. alitterne
lube meb be puorebe Wanfer.
Sneen fnirfer Os boiner unber bpert
5Obtrin. 9ette % Splsernes o9mpeoe
Gus er be eneIte 2pb, Der beres / ben
eienoommelise Natur,
Get uoenfor itaar ct Elr Jilferbaaoe
paa Stranoeu. meb Staunen ubefter.
Manse Slass 8eoTtaber lisser bususb,
balu. bptfeos / Sneen.
Ga bgres bempebe Stemmer pppe /
8litterne; bpbe Granddaughter. lib siens
mem en- Slust ifimtes lO-12 islanof
9rpie o. Slietsi fieote 9lore Menb.
Store SaHosTra ff%oitsuler, Der q til
Striotet, Spbueit paa Sooeoet, os Ell.
felte meb en- fort Naieparmer / Munz
ben. Baa &pssen &urpe, fplbte mep
5iiterebfaber, / Saanoen WaoeIter.
Oct er 5ilterne, iom iaa tiplis paa
0asen laper fig til lot molfe ben
b(aa &c."
9e itprer Gan9en MOB gaaoene,
letter 8uruen neb os banter Nrmene
moo 8roppen, "laoer TO Ilaa ben
treble"
Saa saar be lansiomt Og iinbis tire
til buer Sioe al Bauoen.
"Osboi = Nazbpi.!" lpber BET bGm-
pet, ps 8aaoene itub6es lanslumt uO /
Sanbet.
Narer, Sell os Gebltaber briuses
umbpro. gift er ferbist.
"2ao us sipe os Cub / 8plb!" lpoer
Gsrerens &sit itiae cs alporlis.
San saar bag gaaoen, logger fig
plat neo pau &neer os Ilbuer meo 500
uebet imeuem De folpebe Senper mob
Sanoet os Sneen.
Manoifabet iplser eiter. Ss MI boil
Der be pel en- fort, inberlis Bsn, beia=
lenbe fig ginoenes us guuerues Serrs
8aretest.
Saa iprinser be raft umborb, letter
Sell os itaar lanst, lanSt Better paa =
for ferit at uenoe tilbase eiter 1O-12
timers 5Urleb.
3rpps ben bibenbs 8ulbe itaar man
title os srebet ueo Spnet al bisie Men.
METERS Serb. gn itile Tanfe - en-
Sla9s Sgn = tiger %uoiltaarlis irem
l. en- Bpm um Beitpttelie for be fattist
, 5umilieiur lsrsere, Der / ben lille aabnt
Baao paa bet fore, furlise Sau unber
, Sapn % Gnltrenselier ltule irauriitt
I bet Spboloet ior fig ielu us Dem De,
bjemme.
Wtan isler en- iaaban gintermprsen
+, at observation-disclosures Grbuerp life G,
Bsrneuerf.
Sm Gftenen peb SiemtOmiten er Bill
lebet ct anoet. @runoitemninseu er bog
ben famine: ~jernbauro, ~iapnris, iliotuns
Solen bar for lensit siemt fig bag
ben breoe, bslsenoe, mprtesraa Sap
flaoe. Waanen fueloer; Stiernel tinne
sisr 8anoet itribet, boicslimtenbe.
Dppe / Slusten iibber 4-6 Of ST
-; Iternes Suitruer meb libt Smprrebrsl
os en- 9rif parm Safe. Be bar bulc
ubiis efter Buaoene, iom MI mso iplot
Sell, lausiomt trpoienoe up, itaar Ifraa
y ino mob 2anb, itSoe, tuinses ON pa,
Siben % lisse baloenoe mob Stranoer
te SanorUiterne iprinser i 9aub, liui
tenoe iis, % / 2uHtetrau saar bet o
eiter 5Oririlfninsen. Oljeilaoerne ia
D. ties. De itreiter fig pelbsbaselis
!" Sunoet % Queen, mecens ct Bar apt
). per ngoes. Der tales life meset for III
at saa Clip al Npoelien; tbi oeres 9ae
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

6peml er o? iasbe en- 8isbmano al
ben samle Sfole til en- uns Manb, ium
sanite usenert fom ipaierenoe IND paa
bans &ontpr os latte fig / Spfaen
"Suem ies er? Serresub, jes er 10
bin Ssn, iom fommer bjem paa 8eiss
/ 5erien."
"Salaa; men min Ssn iaa life no
iom en- Scar. San gift life meb tronse
Butser ps ipiosneieoe $50, os pleieoe
life at iuse pua en- Stoffefnap. Naar
min Some fommer bism, fan Be saa til
benoe, os, buis bun tiger, at De ct Dor
Ssn, iaa ifal bet uere mig en- @lebe at
ii9e Gem ct blertelist Sarpel, naar Sc
refer isjen."
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

uarf er enbuu life enot. De paa Strdn'
uen Itaaenoe &isturpe MAJ iploes meo
ben rensjorte 5ansit.
9e mango, mango Snele 8uller o9res
/ aasier Ds 8urue liot op paa Strat'
ben. Meb be bare Nesle ipr9ttes Sui
lerbus eiter auIerbus. 9e ualtes
baupanb os pattes Ombpsselis.
1ime eiter Time saur i%dalesss. VT
Ga til maa man bog oeb andre SsuaSels
Ter sse 2esemets 8arme.
Ser Ifal Nerper til bette 8arf.
rlbret piier Mibnat, Maanen lenber
MI fit fplbe Sfjar neo oper ben tauIe,
lille Slot.
9iliioit maa 1aaten i9ttes op. 0ette
Iuare Nrbeibe letter liot 8arme | be
ltipnebe 2emmer.
Oft 8eoIfabet orbnes, for at bet fan
itaa ieroist, til bet ON en- "a 2lmers
Eip maal tie after ital benpttes.
Saa iamles be e%iterbaanoen oppe
@litteu, buorira ifimtes imea 2ps bii1
pg her / Sptterne, bpor &pineer % BsfH
iiober os letter Maboins paa 8rosent
til neite Morsens 5anst.
Os biem eiter saar bet - @foroper'
bBiet, lansiomt, ll9benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Sor 6orretuins er ben i~tOrite; bore
Saaoslsrel'enoe bar iaameset at b..
N'us' al De er paa Reiie bsle aaret
runbt.
= enO ri pa? gi bar aeilenoe.
'0m - alor's tommsr tilbase iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02

Gn yismanb opfOrbrer ole Menne.
Her til of "fjenoe fig ielp".
Oct er at foricre mango til at itiite
caarlise Setjenbtltaber.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-02
Mabem &orrcipomoamee

S~anlebnins en- &urreiponoance /
Soften" for Abe Gpril fra Tacoma,
@aib. 3err., unbertesnet s. @uuo, bar
ri erhUlbt en- Mensbe 5oreipcrsler
ON aorreipcnbentens rette 9lapn %
Ioresie. 8i bar en- Gbonnent | Tacoma
peb @apn y. @unb, Nor. Tacoma Wtiu
No. 10. @unb er altiaa bet rette
&aun, tanIte liot amerifaniieret.
Sra Stprr Giip bar ri iaaet anmuo'
mug ON at uplpie, at bet life par, lon'
BET oerfra | Soften" pptasne 8tm'
ereo anisrt 4len & D-e, men ". ..
'0-Torus, fom bfen muffteret.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-28
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1888.
TWENTY PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign-Emperor William, in replying to the
concentrations of the municipal authorities of
Berlin upon his return, urged the authorities to
silence, if possible the gossip in the press about
his private family affairs. - The Empress
Frederick is to visit England. 60 The Bulga-
ran Sobranie was opened by Prince Ferdinand
- Mr.. Sturgeon is reported very sick. -
The case of De Baum, the defaulting New-York
tashier was argued in Montreal; decision was
reserved.
Domestic. Thirteen whaling vessels from San
Francisco were reported locked in the ice off the
north coast Of Siberia - General Harrison
received delegations of railroad men; Mrs Harri-
son was visited by young women students OF her
Alma Mater at oxford, Ohio. - Warner Miller
,1ade O speech in Rockand County. - The
ferryb Erastus Wiman went on trial trlp
at Baltimore. - John Guy Vassar died IN
Poughxeepsie. - Mr.. Bayard said that no Cabi-
Set meeting had been held to consider the question
Of asking Lord Sackvilles recall; that none would
be held until the Presidents return; lat no in
structions had been sent to Minister Phelps. -
There were four deaths and forty six new cases
Of yellow fever in Jacksonville 80 The Phila-
delpha Stock Exchange opened its new rooms in
the new Drexel Building.
City and Suburban.-Mr Blaine and General
Adam King spoke at two great Republican mass
meetings in Newark. - President Cleveland
reviewed the Democratic parade; instead of the
60, 600 voters expected to be in line there were
only 1920 by actual count The President and
his party returned to Washington in the evening.
- Ex-Justice Noah Davis elected president
of the Harrison and Morton Club of the Bar of
the city, organized at the Union League Club
- Stocks duh and lower, closing steady.
The Weather.-Indications for to-day: Rain,
followed by clear weather. Temperature yes
tcrday: Highest, SIS degrees; lowest, 46; aver
age, 81.
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against another or has stopped from being the roprc
sentative Of the whole country To DO tho representa-
tive OF a party. And this is the first Instance In
history OF any spch transaction so intend to do
all in my power TO make II the last.
Unfortunately it was not the last instance
of such unpatriotc conduct. The speech OF Sir
Charles Upper before the Dominion Parla-
ment laws bare tho fact that the British Com
mssioners had secret understanding with
Secretary Bayard that Canada and the Demo
cratic party had policy in common. lie pro-
fessed to quote directly Secretary Bayards Ian
guage to this effect. Canada had everything
to expect from the maintenance of Democratic
ascendancy. If the fisheries question could be
got out of the way the Mills bill and tariff legis
lation in favor Of Canada would quickly fol-
low. Secretary Bayard acted very much in the
spirit Of Mr.. Van Buren's instructions to Mr..
McLane. He induced the British Commissioners
to believe that II would be for the interest of
England and Canada to negotiate with the
party in power rather than the country. They
in turn openly proclaimed the distinction be-
tween party and country. Lord Sackville's
letter is only one link in the chain of one-party
diplomacy.
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people and their electoral methods. There
seems to be an increasing probability OF Lord
Sackvile's recall. Minister Phelps was evil
IDENTIFY in hurry when upon finding that Lord
Salisbury was not at the Foreign Office yester-
day, he proceeded to Hatfield House. Senator
Morgan's statement that the President is loath
to take any steps that might look as II he were
attempting to turn the affair to his advantage
must have been made before the President re-
allied in what humiliating position the Offend
ing Minister has put him. To demand Mr..
Vests recall would probably strike MIR. West
as exceedingly ungrateful, but we do not see
that that bears upon the question. The ques-
ton is this: Can he continue to be useful to
England and agreeable to the American people
after declaring that the President and Senate
of the United States act upon high questions of
State not for the good of the country, but to
serve selfish policy?