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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21
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Brother Jesse Il better.
DR.. Z. Trolter Is again quito III.
Mr.. Ed ZeiIer was here Sunday.
Mr.. JOIN Price called Thursday.
Mr.. Ted Turner, was here Sunday.
SIR. Will Russell WAS here Sunday.
Mr.. Willism Wood wa. here Sunday.
Prof. Sellers visited Sedsiia this week.
Mr.. Chas. Wilson WAS horc last Sunday.
Mr.. VIII Geller has returned TO st. Louis.
Mr.. Tom Pollard came to see Ne Thursday.
Hon. +. NJ. Edwards was here Thnrsday.
Mr.. e. d. Branmel Was vt home this
week.
Mrs. II. swItEer. Of Kansas City, was here
sunday.
DR.. Hassell, Jr. OF CHrrOlllOn was here
Sunday.
Mrs. Tona Griswoid is visiting at her
parents.
Or. 8. B. Henry. OF Wsverly. WAS in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Virginia Bay will visit Pleasant Hill
next week.
Mr.. VIII Wood. now Of Kansas CITY. wss
here Sunday.
Mr.. Charley Dunn. OF Kansas CITY, wss
here Sunday.
Mas Fannie QuiDt. of Kansas CITY Is. visit
the Misses Klee.
Matthew Arnold, the English post aud
publlci>t, Is dead.
Mrs. T. 7. Herndou has bssn here this
week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Martin Owens daughter, Delphs. has
been III but Ia convalescmg.
Mrs. Camileps Barnett is visiting Mrs HAT
tie Gla,scOck. who has bsen III.
Mrs.. Carrie Barnett 10 visiting hsr brother,
Mr.. CSmillus Barnett, at Alma.
Mr.. Harry Turner has gone to Esnsns
City. where he will In future reside.
Mr.. VIM. s Fishbsck asks Us to change
his address from st. Louis TO HIsglnsvills.
Nj. c. f Gray, division superintendent
uf the Mo. T. r. t.. was ~ the city yestsr-
day.
Mrs. 10. Loug and Mrs. Ed. Mark wen, TO
Nurborne, Carroll county, Monday. 10 vial.
relatives.
Prot. 3. b. Minor 10 IN the city and will
p .obubly remain II day or two. He 10 a. rOuts
/, Richmond
Mrs. j. g. webb, VITO has been visiting
htI uhhSn'ef, DTS rTbhh " bc"ulan1 bae
home.
Mr.. A. J. Hail aud her daughter. Miss
Virgie spent a lew DAYS With Capt. Corners
FANNY recently.
Mr.. james Gatruu has bsen at GarrOiiOD
for some days looking after the estate Of d
relative.
Mrs. Leyeret Leonard gave an entertain
ment 10 honor of Miss Maggie Richardson n
evenings ago.
Mr.. Roht. Eserhart. OF this SupOisOa Ioi2h.
was In the city n couple of days his
week visiting his many friends.
Or. f. Cooley has been dangerously vi At
nis hong, IL Kansas City, for about two
nut IL now sGnsWhat better.
Nj. Payne Wood Is now II. tAo German
IN Kansas city. He IL yer, rSinfur-
.stly situated aud Is thought to lie irapr0y
ng.
Miss Sue 1riea is expected here Tot The
summer about Nay !. Aiss !rzl" Shields
20 To Louisville Tor - while, una uh.a 10
Denver.
MessrS. W G. ChinI, Ben Il. Chinn. Jos.
II. Chinu aud T. J. Moore. four good looking
cum ak -%fpotcr-, Of Clay township, paid the
.urelii2enge= a pleasant visit Tuesday
Mr. van WaGeT !eit, las, sunday. for Ran
on n visit 10 his sister Mrs. Ee'bitt. lie
vas accompanied Il. far 50 Kansas CIV Icy
ijsses UOna Weber sud Emmu Iiruer.
Dir. J. W. Patterson OF he Marshall News.
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The Berlin Post suggest, that NM .

The Berlin Post suggests that MN .
F!oquet. De Freycinet and Goblet
should warn Gen. Boulanger that no Is
unnecessarily playing a very dangerous
game in aiming at. a dictatorship.
They should. it saws, after declaring
war, send him 10 conduct operations
telling him that II he Ia victorious the
sovereignty Of France will fall to him,
while, il defeated he will avoid The
further Disgrace of being an ursurper.
II seems hat this woaId lie 4 little ez-
pensive Of blood and treasure. Gen.
Boulanger appears to be much such II
nan as Napoleon III, vain and empty.
II be precipitates war the chances are
that he will meet the same fate, unless
some wiser head than his controls. It
is especially unfortunate that this
frolhy person should be conspicuous
Just at this time, when Frederick may
at any moment die and be succeeded
by a son who partskss Of the p~ugnscity
OF bis French opponent.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

After a very painful Illness Hon.
Roscoe Conkling died at his residence
IN New York, surrounded by his wife.
daughter and friends, peacefully aud
calmly, al five minutes after two
O'Clock, last Wednesday morning Mi.
Conkling was n man OF great force of
character. lie was MI orator and n
statesman bitter, perhaps, in his anti
pathies, but honorable and honest; too
proud to be base or guilty OF petty
meauness; bold, direct and frank IN
his purposes and his methods. lie had
his faults, no doubt, bat he had his
virtues, too, and it would be better for
America were many OF her Pecksniffs
and her Chadbands exchanged sor Ros-
coe COnkliugs.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Poor old man Kelley showed the
poverty of his for attack
upon the Mills bill when he devoted 30
much of his speech to an effort to
o q ancient preiudices as to slavery,
and dwelt so long upO" the fact that
some of the gentlemen who prepared
the bill were from South vi Mason and
Dixon's line. The bloody shirt will
hardly answer as All argument in d
purely economic question upon which
the country is divided, not by sections
but BY pecuniary interests. Mr.. Kelly
will hear from Messrs. Scott, Springer,
T~ownshend, Nelson and others
before lie gets through, and
will learn that il is not only
the south that demands 4 reduc.
tion of war taxes when they are no
longer necessary Tor the maintenance
ut the expenses or credit OF the nation.
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TR llAI,E E,aNAlE

WhEHhAo. William r Iurtri fni Eiira-
w h.ih fniceii ~ VII, H. tI,eir coriuin
| ietu OF tinst dAied Ire . II ib ri r, bruary.
1882. and recorded in book ~. al ,Lzr IG3, Ia he
mcr OF the recJ'ti' a. deeds Ia thr county OF
Lafayette, anu state 81 Missouri /, did convey ia
the undersigned trustee. The follow ing described
tract and parcels OF land situated 10 snid county
and state, tO-wtt:-The east hall of the north
Pas' quarter Of section 1--we I5l. and the uurih-
Nesi quarter OF tn" norLhw, 81 Quarter al ss,.
ion tour al, and The southwest anArIer of III.
northwest quarter ui r"ctIOn louT ~. and tbs
SOUTHEAST yuliter UI the nOrthWe,I uusrt,r nj
section f-ur IA. ard ihe nor; beast quarter A. d
the nOrthw est quarter OF the sou hac.t opartar
OF section -four al lave and excepting twenty
l2Ujacrea OF q; the nth emit OF the said northeast
quarter and northwest quarter Of the eaid south
west quarter o! eoid last mentioned scctIonl, all
IN township iOrty-uine t49l, of range twenty
eight 1881, Also the following described tract.
tO-wit:-rhiity-fOu E3il acres commencing ln
The Middle oi u creek ~ II point nine and thirty
iVe one hundrei,hs IL 35-lOOl cnaIns vest OF
center o! the sontheast quarter OF section four
al, township iortY-ntnr I4gI, range twenty
light i2Sl, theme" west ten and slxtI Ave one
nundredtEs no b -lUOj chains to the southwest
corner Of The northwest quarter OF the south
east quarter OF SAID seton four Iil, thence
north one-half Isl mile 10 the north vest o rner
II the southwest quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter of sa'd s'cuon ioGr al. thence cast along
sub-dIvIsionai section limo 90 middle of creek
II u point SIX and TWENTY-FIVE one -hudred he
~ 3t-lUUl chains west OF center of tne north.
east quarter ui said section four I4l, thence
along middle and up sand creek following III.
nranderin. 5 thereof to ne place Of bssInriRg
IN township forty. niue 1897, OF range twenty
eight Isl, IN trust 10 secnie the pay III mt OF
seven promIssory notes In said deed 81 trust de,
icrIbed: and whereas. sand notes are now past
tue and rem ain unpaid COW therefore, at tbs
request OF the lega. holder OF said notes, ana
unoer the provisions - said deed oil trust, /.
the undersigned trustee, Wi, Oh
TUESDAY. MAY l5rH. 1888,
be- cen the hours OF nine O'Clock IN to- tore
moan and 1--we O'Clock IN The afternoon OF mat
day, IN front oil the courthouse door, In tho city
d Lexington. in the county, OF Lafayette. and
state OF Missouri. proceed to sci the above
described real estate at public vendue, 10 the
highest bidder Tor cash, 10 satisfy said notes
AMI interest thereon. together with the costs
aud expenses OF szeeu ing this trust
JOHN > 81 WELL.
spr.ltd 1rusis.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

We see II stated that Hon. Michael
X. McGrath, present secretary Of state.
has purchased the Sedalia Democrat,
and will soon take control of its
columns. Mr.. McGrath has a fund OF
general information, and 10 especially
fitted by his long service as g state
officer to speak in~teIligeutly and fo.i.
bly, upon Missouri political matters.
We welcome him I the editorial ranks,
and wish him as abundant success
therein as he has met In the political
field during the past thirty years.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21
THE CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
COLLEGE.

Marshall has secured the location of
the Cumberland fLcsbyicriau College.
While We were naturally first tor Il
own county town, Odcssn, We cumgrat
ulate the good people OF orr sister city
, on tho new Missouri Pacific road upon
their success. They cannOt value il
thirty-eight American states, is desriI-
ed at no distant dav to staud second,
if not first. Central, fertile, with min
eral II uuapprOachable by ans
other commonwealth for variety and
! value, her destiny will soon place her
at the fore front. Malice and caluHny
her growth, kept capital away, and
made people to believe that society in
Missouri was lawless and rude. No
one thing can quicker answer her
defamcrs than the generous COMPETE
ton between the thoroughly Missouri
towns of Marshall, Sedalia and Odessa,
tn secure such an institution of learn
ing and Christianity az the Cumberland
College. II will be q worthy orna-
it will in turn find in Marshall Il town
worthy Of the great mission Of the
school. Whatever iniidels, sceptics or
agnostics may say Of Christianity il
must be admitted by all that its benign
Influence has been the harbinger of all
the civilization there is upon earth that
is worthy of the name. Its doctrine of
love, Of forgiveness for injury until
seventy times seven times, as contra
distinguished from the ter taliOniS OF
other practices if not dogmas, has given
us most that Is good in government;
and the degree of learning and true
civilization is SO clearly marked for the
there cannot be any doubt as TO the
underlying cause. In the development
of this primal reason, III the encourage
ment of this grand effect, Missouri has
in the past been no laggard, as hundreds
of her schools and colleges will attest,
o does sho propose to be surpassed
in the future in the race for supremacy
in all that is good and beautiful for
man. We say to our friends at Mar
shall: "Well done; persevere; add still
other successes to success in this mat
ter; and let us prove to all who deride
Missouri, that they do so in violation
of the TRUTH
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At Cost.

kriehu q Meyer have determined 10 make
q change 10 their business, and will sell theii
entire stock OF Boots. Shoes, Hats and Cape
at cost. for cash only. until they ara all sold
Now 10 your chance to get Boots and Shoes
cheap. Call AMI see for yourselves. This Is
no humbuK, rs We mean business. TO any one
Wishing 10 embark In the shoe ue'ne we
Will sell the entire stock nj 0nos for cash.
msI2itf ERRHH & MEYER
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

At ST. Clair, Mo. Monday, Artie
Flint, of St. Louis, and Hugh McMa-
nus of Kansas City, fought a prize fight
of scventeeI rounds, for 1000 in
stakes and $1,000 gate money. About
two hundred spectators were present,
and the whole story has appeared in
the public prints, SO the authorities Of
Franklin county should find but little
difficulty IN bringing all parties to an
accountability for a violation OF the
laws Of this commonwealth.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21
SAX !

Those OF eur lady readers who would the
10 have mn elegsnt. large package OF extra
1ne, Assorted Ribbons (bV MALL. ia different
widths and all the latest fashionable shades
adapted for Bonnet strings. Neck wear Scarf,
Trimming for Hats aud Dresses, BOWs.F.uoy
Work. etc, can net an astonishing big bur-
gain. owing TO the recent failure nf IA large
whole.sie Ribbon Manufacturing Co. BY
senh'ng only 25 cents (slsInpsj to the address
we give Orlow.
4 n sDeG,dL of.r, this house will give i0"tie
the amount Of any other lrU In America II
YOU will send the names lnd r. @. address of
Ten as,0ky married ladies when ordering aaG
mention the name Of tins paper. No piece
less than one ward IN length. Satisfaction
is guaranteed. or money cheeriui!S refund
ed Three packages for do cent, Address,
LONDON RIBBON AGENCY,
Rprl4vI Jersey city, Nj.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

They know Grover Cleveland at AL
bany, and the grand democratic victory
there is a compliment to him as well
as to Gov. Hill. Honest methods,
economy In expenditures of public
money, and freedom from can and
humbug have made their impression in
the capital Of the empire state. New
York is good for $4,000 democratic
majority in November.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

The Advance does not exactly like
the date Of the primarY-thiuks it
should have been earlier-but II
buckles to and falls into line like a little
man. The general sentiment among
democrats this year Is to be pleased
with whatever the party managers de-
eide. Everything this time is for
Cleveland, harmony and success.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

B~Onlanger was returned 10 The AZ.
sembly by immense majorities by Two
constituencies. There Is no doubt as
to his popularity. II 10 to be hoped
that he is mentally a. strong as he is
successful at tho mOment. We fear,
however, that he is not. II he ia, he
may prove to be to bis country more
than n Gambstta-a Jefferson. or rather
g Madison.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

The effort Of some republican organs
to make ii appear that the sn.plns is h
very good thing goes very ha|tingIy
along. II is n truth whici: cannot be
rubbed out BY any sOphistry or +peatai
pleading, that every dollar taken ont
of the pockets Of the people by taxa
ton, beyond the absolute needs Of The
government, economically administer
ed, is robbery.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

II slrikes us ihat 'bnncO kaina. y
{ fakir," ~"decOys," &c, &c, u. terms
nSad against respectable, able aud pa
triOiic geiiticmen who differ from the
GIobe-DemOcrAt upOp the tariff ques-
ton, would rather read tna; pGper out
OF decent discussion thar reflect Epou
the honesty or intelligence OF the per-
Sons whom IL critiCises.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

II Mr.. Mills III can make 30 strong
and so lucid an argument against the
continuance of high federal taxation,
his opponents will have to be careful
how they tread upon his toes when he
is well.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Excessive sweating OF arm pit. II i weak
nssf OF the muscles controlling the sweat sells.
DR.. Relly's MediGated Arm Shield is war.
ranted to relieve This trouble sffectually.
Endorsed by dresr makers generally. Every
pair warranted To afford relief. For sale by
W. g. MeCausland, dealer Ia dry goods,
carpets .etc. nl8y
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$500 Reward.

Fol the apprehension aud conviction Of the
murderer OF Jonsh Arvin | will nay i've
hundred dollars. A. 0. SLAUGHTER,
Odessa. Mo, February 1, 1888. ma,s
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Samuel Apgar, aged 60, all invalid
and a veteran OF the Mexican war, was
called 10 his door, at Mexico, Mo-, at
half past 0 o'clock, last Tuesday morn
lug, and assasslnated. Suspicion
points to q relative as his murderer.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Odessa made a grand fight for the
Cumberland Presbyterian College, con
sidering her relative size and wealth.
The people there deserved success
even if they did not quite attain It.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

The "rowdy west gets u good
many ''prods" from the learned east
for its illiteraoy, but W. saw on a hotel
register tho other dav q %gentleman's
name recorded by himself as B. II.
/ -, Bonffaler, N. Y.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

William Mckinley, ir.. has been re-
nominated tor congress by avclama-
ton by the republicans of the Eigh-
teenth Ohio district.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Why do without Ice when II |, 40 cheap
ahd you can get an Ice box for slight dollars.
holds one hundred pounds; iii twice 4 week
Gail aud see them at Geo. Kings or At my
house on South street.
spri4wB a. W. SMITH.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

When BABY wAs sisk. we CAV. her oss.ota,
When she WAS = Child. abe DRIED for CsssorA,
WhAn ahs became Mss, she Glung 70 C~astas4A.
When abe I'D Children. abe gave them csstor1A
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

A special to the Evening Wisconsin
from Alma, Wis, says the water In the
Mississippi river at that point had
risen twenty inches In twelve hours.
w. sn:y families had been driven from
their homes. A man named Iceland
was drowned in trying IL = " ri.
stock. The damage to property is
estimated at $4,000. Logs TO the
value Of BOO, 900 were swept away.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Messrs. Vest and Edmunds had a
little spat, Tuesday, over the electoral
commission. The gentleman from
Vermont is naturally a little sore IN
that snhipct.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

In answer to inquiries: There Is o
no vice esidenr of the United States
Under Il law adopted by the last con
gress the succession Is no longer In the
president protein OF the senate
but in the cabinet officers in the fol-
lowing order:-secretary of state,
secretary of the treasury, OF the
interior, OF the navy, attorney general,
secretary Of war and postmaster gen.
eral. The gentlemen who now Ill
these offices are: Secretary OF State
Thomas +. Bayard, of Delaware; Sec
rotary Of the Treasury Charles S. Fair
child, OF New York; Secretary of Int
rior WIN. f. Villas, OF Wisconsin; Sec
rotary of the Navy VIM. G. Whitney
of New York: Altorney-General Au'
gustus II. Garland, of Arkansas: Sec
rotary of War WIN. G.. EndiGOtt, OF
Massachusetts;P ostmaster-Gen Don
NJ. Dickinson, of Michigan. In tho
last days of the last session OF congress
Mr.. Sherman resigned as president pro
team of the senate, and Mr.. Ingalls, was
elected TO the position, which he still
holds.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Workmen found a skeleton In a well
at Brooklyn. ILL.,, opposite Paducab,
Ky, which was identified as that of q
man named Alexander, who disappear
ed twenty-five years ago.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Greece is not to die to fame entirely.
Tue chief clerk of the treasury at Ath'
ems has been al, ested for embezzling
$1,000. 900.
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Just Received.

Our new samples and fashion plates for
spring garments have arrived and we are
ready I" take your measures. Satisfaction
guaranteed IN every respect.
feblltf II. sINArEH.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Mr.. Blsine's friends will do well to
treat the memory OF Roscoe Conkling
with respect.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Mr.. Ferry in a speech last Tuesday
denounced Gen. Boulsnger as a mutt
nous soldier, and declared his success
presaged Cesarism for France.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Wen guarantee that his old party
antagonist, Geo. VIM. Curtis, will
have only good words for the proud
gentleman ircm Utica.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Mr.. Kelley's attack upon Kentucky
will hardly convince anybody that
cheap whisky is better than cheap
blankets.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Hon. j. c. Eversole and Michael
Combs, of Perry county, KY, were
shot and killed from ambush BY some
unknown persons.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

II France permits Boulanger to die
tate terms 10 it, 1t will be- satisfied with
the smallest Cesar that has ever domi-
mated Its destinics.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Forty Thousand foreign Jews resid-
ing in the province of Kherson have
been ordered to cross the Russian from
tier. The car ia rather unceremoni-
u In his methods. But what have
these poor Jews done to be banished!
Those were ledge-hammer blows OF
Mr.. Mills, when In tho opening OF his
speech he sho cd that the republicans
had removed all of tho taxes upon the
wealthy few aud left all the burdens
OH the toiling many.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

John Barring, one OF the members of
the great English banking house OF
Barring Brothers, died in London
Tuesday.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Hon. Robt. A. Hioklin stands on
President Cleveland's message AS a
platform OH the tariff question.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

The Maryland state democratic IN
vention to elect delegates to st. Louis
has been called for Baltimore May Is.
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JAIL on Mr.. A. F. Alexander.
JEYISoToN. Mo. February 6, 1888,

LEXINGTON. Mo-, February 9, 1883.
Honorable A. +. Alexauder-Sir: The un-
dersigned, members OF the bar, approclatlng
your eminent fitness sud qualification as Il
jurist of profound legal aud classical learning.
and your integrity and high character as a
msn. upon whose services the public has n
claim. do most respectfully solicit you to
submit your name az u candidate for election
u tho position OF judge OF the Kansas City
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

The fisheries treaty ratification bill
has been read a second time in the
Canadian parliament.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

Speaking OF representative Scott ana
the coming campaign the Washington
Herald says:-That Mr.. Scott VIII run
the presidential campaign hangs upon
lwD events alone whether Cleveland
j. again caudidate and whether Mr.
c will agree 10 undergo the strain
of another campaign No man III the
Marty Can raise so much money Tor cam
pain work rs he, and Ii Is safe to say
TINT M other could be selected who
would give more Jealous, Intelligent
aud faithful services. Mr.. Scott has
had an experience of three campaigns.
lie WAS one of Mr. Tiiden's most trus-
ted advisers, and n oi the lew VINO
IN 1876 was ready to inaugurate the
democratic president ut all hazards.
In 1850 he gave literally OF his time
and means to the Hancock campaign'
and in 1894 he did the same for CleVe-
land. Ho is the head and front OF the
Pennyglvania evenue wing OF the par
ty, and is making tho fight there Tor
Cleveland that he mado in 1850 for I'll
den. but with better Success. In 1881
Bsrnum and Randall were his allies.
Now Mr. Randall is his opponent, Il
he seems to have gathered all expert
once which equips him better for a
slate fight. 1t is an evidence OF his
great strength that he Is Oh the eve OF
winning a fight for revenue reform in
q state which has been foremost in the
protection ranks since 1S4S.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1888-04-21

1t Is reported that the establishment
OF a regency at Belgium is imminent.