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Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
A Dog FIghts rnree rootpads.

hARRIsBURo, May l0.--Jacob Lehman,
who resides near Dcodate, In the lower
part OF Dauphin county, is rcputed to
keep considerable money ir his house,
and this report led TO an attack on him a
few nights ago. He WAS going to his
tarn, when large negro jumped nj hi.n
with club. Lehman's large dog came
to the rescue and caught the negro By
the throat, throwing him down.
Two other negroes ran from behind tho
barn TO attack Lehman, when the dog
loosened his hold on the man he wa.
holding down snd threw the two new as
sGilants to the ground. In the meantime
Lehman got his gun, but the meu es
capped. All are supposed to have beer
badly bitten,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
FOOD TESTS IN rnw YORK.
omciai Anaiysis of Baking Powders
Adulleratlons In Dream of Tartar

Adulterattons In Dream of Tartar,
Under the direction of the New York
State Board of Health, eighty-four differ
ent kinds OF baking powders, embracing
all the brands that could be found for
sale In the State, were submitted TO ex-
animation and analysis by Prof. G. n.
CHANDLER, member OF the State Board
aud President OF the New York City
Board OF Health, assisted by Prot. Ed
WARD q. LOVE, the we'll. known United
States Government chemist.
The official report shows that large
number oi the powders examined were
found to contain alpm aud lime; many OF
them 10 such an extent as to render them
seriously Objectionable for use in the
preparation Of human food.
Alum was found in tweuty-nine SAM
pies This drug is employed In baking
powders TO cheaper their cost. The
presence OF lime is attributed 10 the im d,
pnre cream OF tartar of commerce used In
their manufacture. Such cream OF tar
tar was also anaylzed aud fouui to con-
tain lime and other impurities; In some
sam pies to the extent OF 9j per cent. oil
their entire weight
All the baking powders of the market
with the single exception of "Royali'
(not Including the alum and phosphate
powders, which have not the virtue OF
even an Impure cream OF tartar). are
made from tbs adultcrated cream OF tar
tar oil commerce, and consequently con.
tain lime to corresponding extent.
The only baking pow1e yet found BY
chemical analysis to be entirely free from
lime and absolutely pure is the ''Royal. y
This perfect purity results from the ex
elusive use OF cream OF tartar specially
refined and prepared by patent processes
which totally remove the tartrate OF limo
aud other impurities. The cost of this
chemically pure cream of tartar Il much
greater than any other, and on account
OF this greater cost Is used in no baking
powder but the "Royal."
Prot. LOVE-, who made tle analysis OF
baking powders for the New York State
Board of Health, as wen as for the Gov.
eminent says Of the purity and whole
someness OF the 'Royal":
81 find the Royal Baking Powder com
posed OF pure AMI wholesome Ingredients.
1t is cream OF tartar powder Of high
degree OF m-rit, and does not contain
either alum or phosphates or other In
furious substance 4. G. LOVE-, Pm D -
II is highly satisfactory to the house
Keepers OF this vlciriiy, where the ROYAL
Baking Powder ia In general use, that
the investiglt uns by tho aualysts in
Massachusetts,, New York, aud Ohio, the
only States that have thus far taken sc-
tion upon this important subject, agree
In q lassidR It as the purest and most
elncient baking powder in the market
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Kuign,. Of N. aolaen Eagle.

Cyrus Commsndery, N2ltK q
received their new ubif En .ion
q BIO, Philadelphia, aud will M
grand parade this evening, tolnial
Fourth str, e. near Ereu0h, Et7 o'iI
and passing through The prlaI
streets. Tomorrow morning iley
make an excursion 10 Wa,l!nI
lsavinR the F., W & B. Depot
O'Clock.
They will be accoEpania by
preme Chief Thomas 3,reasli
will preside at tbs ufCt,ns 5i tn
premo Castle on is Assembling d
Capital. The parade in We Nia
viii be very imposing. as 1900 A'l
are expected from PEiia1eignh
400 fron this Stare, sn9 7hil9ls
States will bs lArso.y Tapfeeen'ei,
The train viii !tay5 pfompIyI
O'Clock, withoutrsRhri to luilo'i:i'
any oae wishing 20 j5r .bta Si'I
tbs fUute the most Cllesi aud lle
pADy Ia every wiy er'1yst'g'
transfers will be Necessary a..
lay will 10 avoided.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Fifth EDlrloN
Munio,pai oo.-.

Tho municipal oop,,
shnannIs ho.n.ns 10 the City Hall, sna sd !,
1DseneS ~ w Of Judge onmmon"su "uu IN 10
judge W. T lyman prssIS.a Is' Dep
The hrst case called ws, ~,
nsm FORD, colore6, WIN "a & ot v
M'tn . murderons ssaanl, "a' ohsrl
...s .n,sIon. on the N. W. cGrasT S~ oI 1eor1 p 4
sa snd Orange streetr, on the nj rieS, +, L, L9l|
ls.h, oy cutting his neat sd' sf of
shsrp instrument " VIA q
Tha btets was reprs,,,,,,.
SoiIoitor Ball and tho DID,! "
N. banbofn, Esq. N''-uaa' oy
Thomas Ralstop, tie rI.,,on
the FRET witness cal ed 'sun, a"S
soat he resided at 1920 GGrlr NsI
nut boarded at the viii. sVt
iiot~i Fourth and otaree ,. ,t..I. =
.he n leht Of Mey ~ be vs., ,r',t. N y. !,
IN com psny with Joan K.6sS. ~ 4.
lns prisoner, Accom- os,led X. w. w
ooiored man, come ina n,
and they both to-, Wv
they left and went ana st,o, W
lamp post. Abont II go o,-a -aost
witness went out the ado too, VIo -,
purpose OF going after his hrotss, =,
western Hotel; while E9ya. Iav
ever the crossing be sfonpsi ~ ~,
kred into Q converaA Ian v,,h ~
~ WAsTaibiag At the tims; ytiIs
ing he raised his hat, ,wbrn The n,i,,
VINO was standing uuder tbe lsmn
marked: "Go OF or / will a,
Us they did not 30 the PRISONS ~ az
other man came ever and a n
ensued.
The prisoner fru knocked n.
ness down End whfn 10 sat nm Ia
ticeo that he (the pI! oaorl ma
slabh 81 lin. When taken IN ~
Or. Springer was called and f,rr
large aaeh In tho lol. side M ,hs
about three inchea lcrg apd ysrg
rhe cut severed come Of lbs mn
nom which effects Le Las h.d nn
Ing In the left eide Of hl, btai
stitchcs were required 10 sss an
wound. "
John Keoah testified tAAthsU,s
Kaltton when the flgbi teok plsoe
recognized the prisoner as lbs one
did the cutting.
DR.. Springer test!itl tia. lie al
the wound up.
In rebuttsl John Ford colore
brother Of the decsAtse, ,e,lSSc h
and bic brother wsrs il d taiher
at Eighth aad TMaall Streets On
night In question i,,m 1918 %
O'Clock, atttr which they visited
Icon ri Eighth and Ofauee s.rsstt
then went to o homo IN Brstiy
AND returned at ls'e boar.
nj. L.. Biaats, James II. Ciest
ElizA Bolorich were called fot tle
pore OF proving ~ G.l5L Thelr
mony was abcu ihs san 50 the al
witness.
After bearing the evlleuon q P
Gould ard Robert Bhscoe 2lio .as
nhatsoler of the oeitE lspt Sod D
RAlSton, Frank b. Bel! aad Ofiosn
and Carey In rGhuttai C' tho lest!d
fer the cefense 10 prove a.
the deierdant wss Aeil IN SOD bAl
bis appearance OF tie next tcIm Of
General 6eagion CoGr;. Plsfca G
bec1me his boudsmEa sni he Ns
Leased.
John Ford, a brother Of the Al
who was supposed TO hs rcncsir
the matter, was rtq aired % pay 81
costs for assault on JOHN Ktolh
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Ex.sher n TlTa NaIura'ii''

Ex-SheriG Thcmas Fgrl ca.'ei y
Office this morning aal 1yhio'ltl u. j
uralization papers, iro-ief 70 mgsil ri
falsity OF the report tha' be laa IV
naturalized ard was ne. ly-"
Mr.. Ford was born IL Ireland IL ;!
came to this country Win l's w
1879 On attaining hi, .lsi yeA' 81. I \
piled 10 II. Harmar, c!erA o' ,.'',,. WV J
States Court, and became Ne 4; u,1,I' li,,ir
1896, the late !iiliari haI, T.. s.'I,T N
judge. In that year BE voted u, ,,.l.' i
II. Herbert for sherill, aal ~ ivi', NM
he and several yorac lf'ghls I'M, "Tf
with him on that o,ras'2n co'ls.s- ~, b
eleven majority by which De- Dc Wa, NJ J
over the late ssmgci amen I,,' ~ m
registered Oh saturlay, the 'In G n =,
and is qualified to vote At 'n' y
city election.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
An oveIbear,p0 umcer

O1 Saturday q policeman ACCOM- pa
nsod q man whom he wished 70 have
reeiGtarsd, and On objections beins
,sised by MT. Roberts the policeman
tstsH vsty A6usive, and threatened to
jerk him out Of the HiptpU.
Mr.. H. informed him thet he might
be his superior on other occaLionB, but
on this one he WIS not, and II h9 at.
tempted to a,ry hin thrents into ezecu-
tion he would suffer the psDsltg OF the
law, 90 being on the poles fofco would
ho uo protection. Tie Mayor should
disohasge such "a character.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
a Lnzac .nxtner,nr.

ct. LOUIS, May Il "A Union Sunday
school festival was hell at the fair
grounde bere on Saturday Over 10000
children were present There We're fire
work., music, parsdes, games, and all
manner Of smusenents. This is said to
have been the largest gathering OF eun-
day echool children ever held In America
and the beginning ul a series OF festivals
to be held annually hereafter in all large
cities
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
neIoEsed on Ban.

This afternoon Coroner Barnhill re-
leased from custody Simon Wolisohn
who was arrested on suspicion OF know
ing some hing in regard to lhe killing oi
Carmad Malsscalza, during the circus on
the 7th instant. He was held In S2)C
bail to appear as a witness. His father
went his bail. The coroner's jury will
meet again on Wednesday morning at lC
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
1 WANT EvEKYnOoY TO KNowGr.
Doat Want 10 Make Money xhA,
way.


A man that works hard from mora
Ing till night, for small wages Is snti
tied TO square deal. Thess remarks
are heard every day By mary people
that have bsen fooled; but they will
not stand II asain, o. d speak Of bow
bad ;bey have bssn imrosed upon BY
many unprinoiplId dealers.
Tho illegltimate trickstefs haye bsen
discovered by the people who have sl.
ready paid big Irofits TO stores who in
Fiat upon their help to get ali they tsu
for goods, or else be Bubisct TO dis
charge.
Fsilheimer don't want TO make money
that way. His business is dune on the
old style, tAe honest, eoouomicai and
small proht syhtsm whlch is gratifying
and mAkeH patrous upaak well CT the
Economy Hall" Les others slap on
big proets and try to pull the wool OVe-
the eyes Of ttei- customers by tricks,
devices and Misrepresentation, Some
dealers when Cus CLERK effects q sale In
Blst upon another clerk c5ndemrlng the
article and selling the customer sCns.
thing inferior, representing that It ia
much batter, aud SIS a CONSEQUENCE
Masking the unfoztuuete person pay
mo-e money. want none CT thAt IN
mine. Thoss dealers don't like my
way. DO too much bulipets to sull
them, and sell Eoois TOO low to ple&se
them. 1 make then fesl melancholy
whan l mention prices, HumbuggHy
will rot take.
| What she people waat is tn honesi
and square deal and BlthinR more, and
thsy ohu get 1t by prtroliz ug Fell
haiwer'S Economy Clothing Hall, 40t
harhet street. Al. / Rsi- 10 TINT yOI
look e. ray goo3e End learn uy prioer
and Gel con hdert l can mako you ny
customer, and you will be pleased 4
recommend yonr friends End ecquAint
snoss 10 tho above square ccallug estah
ishmsns.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
uoing 70 Vgashinaten.

Oyrus CaAtle, No. /. K. G H., accom-
panien by Cyrua COmmaldury, No. /,
X. q. T.. will egcurt TIE SapTems
Ohiet TEomas B!robali TO WSSaiu2trn
Gu Mpy 20. ogeF Inc T., ". b Rst.road
TiCkets, 81 20. F0r Bble at S Il. Bay.
nEsd's, Fifth and Marke. streets, 0. o.
mem beIs Of the Commaudery Good
ou any train cn MAJ II OF 22, eEoop,
nralted express Exgursion trsi1 Leaves
this city At Q o!oek, Tuesday morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Out VIM "A Knifn.

AkRoN, Ark Nay 2l.-The rulings OF
1Ouge Cunningham IN the johnson
Soui'.Y eieu'' tg Arhar sas, on satur
lAy. we're ,t rrsL'!sfectory TO Attorney A.
9leis,I non, - ~ ok exceptions 10
,h mem. ne reiHsea To ST. down, and when
.ae d "a. hn'd liza $50 a dispute follow
~, uuI,nE whcl MaKiunon cut the
Suuge about Tie FAC. tui neck with q
hmnlie' mn eims dangerous wounds. Nc
kiunou was arrested
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
a hRrnnin-

VIII sell my bag marc Mattio,7 years
old, l61S bnDos Eigh, cnu ruad to 1O
miles au hour, will trot cloHe 10 3 min.
ntesi warranted kind, sound rad fear.
less; can be driven by woman. Think
ste ia the uieest ptecs of horEe flesh !
eye7 drew o lins over. Not fretter,
but Hn extra easy diver. VIII eel
right 10 IL pareou who viii givo her a
2ood hcuna. Apply 1t this tGaa OF
s,ab rear Of Blacksmith chop On wesi
Filth streat near Madison.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Aaln of HotkgB

W. Y. Warner will sell some 100 horses
at his bazaar, on Mari land avenue, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, the 22d and
Esd instant. Among the number e
come very fine horses from Cumberland
Valley, aud also from Virginia, which
should bring good prices, while mum
her have been teltcted from other point6
TO suit traders, farm ra and others who
may wish less valuable stock, In TACT
all classes and conditions Of citizens may
be accommodated st this sale ut prices
ranging from $50 TO $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
a monumenr ln nnn-nannnn,,

PHILADELPHIA, May 81 "A monu.
Ineht mas been erected by Major Bigelow
aGu some other gentlemen u, the spot
HLere 6entral Hancock !ell wounded
qur'ng Pleke't's charge at Gettysburg.
IL II oI grsuitr, with total height oil
elsht let siX .nchts, and bears on the
IT MohL The Inscription: "Major general
y, mhhtlt Ilsl., SCOT Hancock, wounded July
Su' io"", and On the rear face: Erected
ny Comrades and Friends" E"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
I,anus ana lianklng'

Henry G. Csnrud, E:l' vi! S,.l Saa
lecture be ere the " 'lin'ns'Ig Ign,,,lllI
cial Coll PC IN the lnsiiu!e Dr .,S a
morrow (TuesdsyJ Afternoon TSs SsT !,
on "Ban1s and Banking ~ ln' buI
is All important one El'I IN ,be al
men of our city, as well ae .,ap,' tay "
generally, are invited toud,,i,n 70 5.'' 70
Goldey deserves colilhensS,op .,,rs an bul
ploying gentlemen TO lce,lf5 ,l,,ia, - sgb
as well as moral AM seleh.a,s seleI,,on d
and we hope that lis ills.i,I.'ry , ,b.reyy
as the community, may pe 'A'
ilted.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
CITY OOuIt

Before the city court this morning
A. q. Scott, FOR being drunk, was re
qaItei 30 Day 81 and costs.
Alfred mcCFaoken, wbo was held on
the charge OF having stolen CLOCK, Was
Discharged.
John Powell, charged with assaui,
hnd battery, waS dismissed, az no one
appeared asNinst him.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
A speo,Al car.

Delaware Commandery. No. 2, K G.
e., IN order to accommodate those who
contemplate going on their excursion TO
Washington Tomorrow by way of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, have made
arrangements with the City Passen1ei
Railway Company TO connect with the
first aud second sections of the train al
Water and Market streets. The car will
leave the middle depot at $50 O'Clock
a m
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
A clgAIe otto rhisE.

About 2 O'Clock yesterday morning g
bov broke tho side light in the chow
window OF II, E. Bourbon & Bros cigar
ptore, lie. 2i9 West Second stEeet, mud
reaching inside took box containing
$50 q cisGrettes and made OF down Tat.
Ial sgse5.. Ee was TeoosC,zsd By s
toy, who notified hfr. Bur Gn. he
viii rrcbsbly - arfeat9l.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
an EIounrnt nnnr.n.

Those who attended Friends Meeting,
AZ Fourth and West streets, Yesterday
.horhhF, were treated for over an hour
- an eloquent address from John J. Cor
heIi oi Ne's York The subject of TIE
hPtaSsr VS. the text: "Goa is Lova !"
manuer. >
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Lecture At s.IMary's.

Dantel A. Rudd editor OF the Catholic
TFiupce, published In Cincinnati, Ohio,
and DR.. j. T. Whisson, aeRooiAte editor
sud seBeEEl manager, both colored, will
lecture IN St. Mary's Catholic Church
this evening. They Ere both highly
educated, fuens speakers, and tbeir
discoufss will prove highly intsIeoting
and instructive.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Her Tnrlat rnr

new fouR, Nay Minnie Mleg
, kour'z was ltLui "a TIE ctllar Of house
N mulberry street Oil saturday morning
WIN her IN o4t cut. She was married /,
put w4S dtscr.ei ty her husbAnd in Phil
aueip phld' VI late she las consorted with
ramps IL is supposed she wac MUIR
deed by two Italians.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
BARGAINS

In Spring Clio t h ng.
We've bargains day, rea-
der, whoever you may be
they're genuine and must be
if we say so-traoe is not
slothful, for the public pulse
beats regularly and apprc-
ciatingly. Thus have we
touched the key to popular
favor when prices can be
found suited to the condition
of every pocketbook. And
still the weary wheels OF life
go round.
G. A. r. Suits a special
ty. We could give you
prices, but rest assured that
our guarantee OF 80 pei
cent. saving on every dollar
lyou spend with US is a fact
All we ask is that you try u:
and prove what we have
been telling you.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
TrsrIrs to Eirsnn''i'

Mr.. Geo. P. Bake. eetll'S ssl5 st : b
asosptnent asS spar an who ozttagl',ps1o .!,,s % 81
SspSts ~ seecna aud Poplar, ,t tt'i,,liI ib,s,iIsrg !.
hsing uIte,ly de5tTcye1'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Psrished in the Flames.

CLEVELAND, o May 2l.-Mrs. Eliza
beth Lewis and her three grandchildren,
aged from Is months to o years, perish
ed by the burning otthe house OF VIII
liam Llewelyu, on Saturday night
Llewenyn and his wife were absent at the
time
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Notice.

The genuine saarpless creamery but.
ter has Sharpiesa nIlatsd in full on each
prlnt. Always for Eaie by Lynch &
Leary, Msdieoa street grooers, N. W.
cor lar Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

The Lipcolp strset BaFas ", q Il
Sunday school will e!v' ,5 S'' ,Sa b
popular entsrtsinm n 8 - =, iss 81
chapel for tho neael. 80 =, =. M4y
school, on Thursday eFsn,IF; Fs..,l;ao.d.
A new feature vii be intro i1,. '''''
are invited. Tickets 10 csn'"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
s,,oes Los.

On Saturday evening ,!oP . pa! !s!cconl 20
shoes were lost In going I,cE.on, Ircir au.
jackson to Maryland az aycIaS; IIeayiug tA'
will confes favor py i'
this office,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Rurnad 70 nnnsn.

CAIRO, Ills, May 2i.--Robert Smith
who was placed in the lookup, Thursday
night, In an intoxicated condition, sei
ire to the place on Friday and was burn.
ed to death.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

The common sense r'eA'r'D, spnr |,
is a specific treatment ioF ,.Dia.l
dyspepsia, lung dl.sss., s,5 aiSsaI
tion, female weakpe,' wea,ao,s. 604 III
buudred other symp.eois'
strnet. DR.. LipribootL'
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Rshl for the next President Of CITY
Oouncil--M. L Lich teustein.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

MURPHY--HULLID wednesday
tue 10Th lost, by Rev. J Z, Vantsurkai Q "
o. EdRemosr, Richard Murphy and nara
kebeooa Holiday, both Of that place.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Flue RIulneig

A,ltte new trimnl o. 3 y nsai siii J
,,hi ,, oae. l ornamen!e, s.! a!,,,a,rg n Z I st
i,D, in,,s5riog 81 10 Gae i1-''--''
!4eecbs'. ., g., 9aO 81 6 l''es"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Dr.. r. E. MICHAEL,
424 NORTH ELEVENTH. ST.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

All diseases and Irre gularities
of Women Femsle weaknesses,
irregu gula1ities and all obstruction
no matter of how long standing,
prom gtiy and ski,Ifally eurcd,
Strictly private and fidsniial.
Gall or write. Hours 8 TO IL a,m.
2 TO 4 aad 6 To 8 p. N. my2l-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
MAHhiED.

Ask for Youth's Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace, 6O7 Pine street,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Iari.s.H supaIies

~, -" AshlNaEUv. Nav 2l.-General At
III .aipS, =" huiss oncr Of Indian Affairs
,,I., ",ii ieeYi lpr NrT York to-day to let the
80 ~, az s"f tac a"aIal iad!au supplies,
a. a. W., s7laga=e 9bogt IL $50, 900
,i',i a. A'' % Vii probably tender his
ies'.s'.+ ie- tssn p3.ecs June Is.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

YHOE SALE--CAEAP, 4 FALL-ToP on
H Germ sntcwE wagon. or viii exchange
s4lno for good niloh COW W. u. REY-
RObbS, New CaIt!s Road. NIL. N tbs
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
JAnrs BnADronD ConpArr
6-8-To e. Third Street,
Wilmington, Del. 186t

AEY ANTED-C COOKS, CHAMBER
" MAIDS, help for hotels Restaurants aud
FOR private families. Intelligence oifice for
Engii aLd German, No, In3 Orange street.
m21-fuIb-pod- Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Artnu.L.IIIIllonl.

Ladies' and eentieui-n,,' g s3'1 \, =
nt MillSrfI II. OAvi.' g Il ~
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

lt -'aif' arI rlgn 6ss 3, a9cut z
n ~, ,-i.S1 t-.5. " 80 '=.i g5s4LnC, proYe4 10
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

The best
in the mar
ket for all
purposes;
dries quick,
with g hard
Ell g m C led
surface. 80
shades to &C.
lect from.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

WANTED = A MAN TO OPEN
oysters aud make himself generally
useful. Apply at I0O French street. m2l-2ts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Mems All-wool Pantaloons, S2Oo.
Fine Cashmere and worsted Pants 81.
Boys Dress Suits, l2 to is years. 600
Boys Extra Fine Importel Suits, 500.
Boys suits, worth Sl0,sll and Sla, for 60.
Mems Jean Pants tfull-lined), 75c.
Boys Suits, 10 to 1S years, q 50.
Boys Pants, Is and Is Black Diagonal
SHIRT Pants, 25c.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

U1 AHTED-Ar uNOE A GOOD MIL.
wv liner at MRS. JAOoBS', 220 King
streeb' 2l.9t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.

Mems Worsted Sack Suits, t4.75.
Mems Union Cashmere Suits, IS 90.
Meme All wool Cashmere Suits, 60 80.
Men's All wool Black Diagonal =" tS 90.
Mems Fine Sack or Frock Suit, 80 90
Mems elegant uress ecotch Suits, $40. 90.
Mems full Indigo Blue Suits, 81. so.
Mems best heavy Jean Pants, 9so.
Mems Union Cashmere Pants, Si.50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-01
MR.. VOORHEES, AND PORK.

Senator Voorhees, break with the admins
tration is characteristic and amusing, but not
more so than his previous Jealous support of
for revenue only, for spoils only. He has no
higher idea of politics than the distribution of
pork among his friends. True he sometimes
makes great oratorical efforts for or against
protection, or breaks out on the greenback
question, or something of that kind, but these
are mere episodes. His real occupation as
statesman is to look out for himself and his
friends. He never was Cleveland man until
after Cleveland was nominated and then only
under compulsion. Despising civil-service
reform from the bottom of his heart. ne had
frank and hearty contempt for Democrat
VIII prcfessed TO believe in it. Clevelands
platitudes about public Office being public
trust, etc, found no response in the heart
of the Tall Sycamore. They stuck in the
bark The T. S. regarded public Office as
the spoils of politics-that and nothing more
Therefore his support Of Cleveland per-
functory and half-hearted, and probably
ing to take his chances under Republican
administration as under a Democratic. He
knew just about what he could do under the
former, and it was not certain he could do
much better under the latter. After Cleve-
land was fairly settled in the White House
our Senator began to cultivate his acquaint-
ance and to exercise the arts of good fellow
ship which he understands well. Though he
openly denounced civilservice reform, which
was Cleveland's political fad at that time,
there were other grounds on which they could