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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-06

All Saved from the Wreck bat One.
r. POINT PLEASANT, N. j., July 2.-The
t.ailan asin brig Carrara was driven ashore
9ysing the storm at Squap inlet. The
Virgin and ten mep were rescued. enc
efsae eseW wis drowned.
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Resigned Because &c Had To.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The president
has accepted the resignation of Lieut. H
Gaunt, Of the navy, who was convicted
by court martial in November, 1887, of
absence from duty without leave, and of
disobedience of orders, and sentenced to
dismissal
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PURITY OF THE BALLOT.
Methods by Which Public Men Attemnt

H-ee1lous Dy WHICH Public Men Attcmpt
to Secure Position.
LINCOLN, Neb., July 2.-sensational
developments have come to light in re-
latlon TO the contest of ex-senator Van
Wyck for election to the United States
senate in the winter of 1867. Repre-
sentative Craine, cf Taylor county, de-
clares publicly that Van Wyck offered
him large sum of money for a certain
number OF votes in the legislature, and
declares that if Van WycS attempts to
question his veracity in connection with
this charge he can and will bring Wit
nessss to prove the statement.
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Purchaslnr Ric,,t of wa,

W1NoNA, Mimi, July 2.-The right
OF way agent has begun making pur-
chases for the first twenty miles of the
W1nona and Southwestern railway. He
begins out in the Rollingstone valley,
which leads to the conclusion that the
route in that direction has been decided
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-06
Germany VIII Enthuse,

New SALEM, Oak, July 2.-The
Fourth of July will be celebrated here by
the Germans, by whom this portion of
Morton county is principally settled.
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promiuent PERSON. COIN. 3,,r,a,,

New York, July o.--Anong prcmi-
nent departures for Europe were the
Duke and Duchess Of Marlborough, Man
ton Marble, Bishop l.. II. Paddock, ul
Massachusetts, and &. Dewoclsherlin, the
Netherlands minister.
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Did Not Give Him His Deserts

New lonK, July s,-Cotton Robin-
son, colorcd, who murdered his wife liz
January with razor under circum-
stances of peculiar atrocity, was found
guilty of murder in the second degree.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-06
yy;scousin Eiorticulturjsts

R1PoN, Wis, July s.--The Wisconsin
State Horticultural society's summer
meeting is in session in this city. The
display Of Strawberries is the largest and
best ever seen in the state.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-06

P1TTsBURe, Jply "A telegram re-
ceived at Amalgamated headquarters
from Akron. Ohio, announces that the
Akron Iron Works company, employing
about 500 men, has signed the Amalga-
mated schedule. This break in the ranks
is considered quite favorable.
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vANDAL1A, Ills, July 1.-The boiler
at Hogge's saw mill, in the northeastern
part of this county, exploded, killing
Sam King and Daniel Logan. King was
blown fifty feet
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Illness of an EmiDept Divine.

= CHICAGO, July q Vicar General
Co4way, probably one of the best known
81 TIE Catholic priests in America, is SER
sously i'll at his home, and his friends
nave given up all hopes for his recovery.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-07-06

Millionaire snelrs Murderer Arrested.
~ tMAN1srEE, Mich, July q James
Whalen, alias "Gyp Ryan," supposed to
have been implicated in the murder of
a. ). Smell in Chicago, has been arrested
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Dakotn :.a.,ners, Allianco.

MANDAN, Oak, July 2.-Farmers' al
liances are being formed all over this
county. Considerable interest is being
taken in such matters by the farming
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Swan from Albany to New York.

New York, June a0.-steve Brodio,
the newsboy who is swimming from Al
bapy TO this city, arrived at Yonkers at
9;20a. N. yesterday. He expects to ar
rive off the battery about noon.
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New York Metal Workers neorsen,zt

New York Metal Workers Reorsenizing.
New YORK, July 2.-The metal sec
tion 81 the Central Labor union met last
evening for the purpose of organizing
new metal section. Nearly all the unions
in the metal trades reorgnnized and ap-
pointed q committee to draft credentials
and present them to the union Sunday
When the credentials are presented the
union will be asked to modify their re-
qnirements of the metal section.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

1t VIII &c Celebrated in Grand Style at
Nandan.
MANDAN, Dak., July S.-The Fourth
of July will be observed ut Mandan by
one of the greatest celebrations ever yet
had here. Last yearth fire department,
and this year the Knights of Labor take
the management,
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P1TrsBunG, July 2.-The Apollo Iron
and Steel company have signed the iron
workers. scale, a bad break for the man.
ufacturers. All other mills closed at
noon.
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SHERIDAN'S RIDE.
THE HERO OF WINCHESTER TAKEN
ON BOARD THE sWATARA,
WHENCE HE WILL. BE CONVEYED TO
HIS RESIDENCE AT NoNoUITT.

Will This Trip. Like That Other Famous
Ride Result in Victory Over His En-
envy ?---The Invalid Described as Being
Sadly Changed by His Long Illness.
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Glass Workers Out of Employment.
PlTTsBuRG, July z. - All the flint
glass factories of the United States
closed Saturday for six weeks.
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The House.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Mr. Stone, OF
Kentucky, secured the passage of the
bill providing for the payment of Fourth
of July claims. An effort was made by
Mr.. Steele to allow the claims committee
to have possession of the morning hour,
but it was unavailing.
Tariff discussion was resumed in COM
mittee of the whole. Mr.. breckenridge,
of Arkansas, made motion to decrease
the rate of duty on 1axseed or linseed oil
from 10 to Is cents per gallon. Amend
ment was adopted.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.

WASHINGTON, July O. The senate
met an hour earlier in order to pass all
the appropriation bills possible before
the close of the fiscal year, but little
morning business was transacted. The
river and harbor bill was taken up The
senate amendments providing for canals
between Chicago and the Missouri river
caused considerable discussion.
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sHERlFF's SALE.

IERRlTORI OF DAKOTA. lss
SECOND JUDICIAL. DISTRICT. %
In the district court within and for Dawson
county.
u. Ii. Blake, plaintiff, VS.. Herbert Dickinson,
Norman L. MAYHEM and Daniel A. Goble,
Notice is sherebygiv that by virtue OF Il iudg-
ment OF foreclosure and sale in the above eli
titled action on the end day OF March, 4. ID
1888. and an execution issued upon said iudg-
ment. the subscriber, o. o. Stanchled, sei iii
OF Dawson county, Dakota territory, for that
purpose appointed, will sell ut public auction
at the front door of the court house in the city
OF Mitchell, county of Davison Dakota terri
tory, on Tuesday the 7th day Of July 1883, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon OF that day, the real
estate and mortgaged premises situate i'll the
county Qt Dawson, territory of Dakota, and
directed in said Judgment and execution to be
sold, and therein described as follows: The
north half Hal of the north west "A of section
number seventeen % in township one hun
dred and two u02) of range number siXty-one
l6l) Dawson county, territory of Dakota, con-
tanning eighty $50 acres more or less according
to government survey, or so much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy said Judgment and
costs, amounting in all TO two hundred and
ti1ty-one (S25l.) dollars and thirty-thrcc (:,0
cents. with interest thereon from the dat. of
s;tld Judgment and all ticcrning costs of sale
Dated Mitchell, Oak. June I'd. lsai.
U. %. SIANt'lIFIElD,
Sheriff of Dawson county.
bEO. a. JOHNSTON. GooDNKooNTZ, kEi.-
LAS' ~ PORTER. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
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HiiqEl Pressure

Living characterizcs these modern days.
The result is Il fearful increase of Brain
and Heart Diseases - General De-
bility, Insomnia, Paralysis, and In
sanity. Chloral and Morpllia augment
the evil. The medicine best adapted
to do permanent good is Ayers Sar-
saparilla. 1t puriiics, enriclcs, and
yitalizcs the blood, and thus strengthens
every function and faculty of the body.
"I have used Ayers Sarsaparilla, in
my family, for years. have found it
invaluable as
"A Cure
for Nervous Debility caused by an in
active liver and allow state of the blood"
Henry Bacon, Ncnia, Ohio.
"For some time have been troubled
with heart disease. / never found any
thing to help me until ! began using
Ayers Sarsaparila. l have only used
this medicine six months, but it has re-
llevcd me from my trouble, and enabled
me to resume work. j. u. Carzanett.
Perry, Ill.
VI have been practicing physician
Tor over half Il century, and during that
time L have never found so powerful
and reliable an Alternative and blood
purifier as Ayers Sarsaparilla." DIR.
M. Maxstart, Louisville, Ky.
Ayers sarsaparIIIa,
PREPARED by
Or. j. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price 81; six bottles, So, Worth So bottle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17
Ntanford'- Candidacy.

SAN Francisco, Cal, April l0.-The
statement that Senator Staniord's name
would be urged for the presidency before
the Republican State convention brought
out n large number Of expressions from
the Pacific coast papers. The San Fran
cisco Chronicle, in a leading editorial, de-
clares there is fatal objection to the Re-
publcans accepting Leland Stanford as q
presidential candidate. II declares: This
does not rest on anything connected with
the personal or private life or character OF
Senator Stanford. which may willingly DO
beloved 10 be irreproachable, but upon his
connection with the Central and Southern
Pacific railroad companies. Every ofenso
which has ever been charged against these
corpoations, whether true on false, would
be heaped upon the shoulders Of the presi-
Dental candidate. His real friends who
knew and loved him when he was neither
rich nor powerful should persuade him 70
abandon course which can only lead 10
disappointment"
The Examiner prints a large number OF
interviews with Republicans and Demo
Gratis and says the convention will un-
doubted instruct for him.
The Pct opposes his candidacy.
The Alta says the Sacramento convc ntion
viii instruct for Senator Stanford.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17

The hearty Endorsement oil President
Cleyoland's tanG-reform policy by the
farmers Of Minnesota has shaken the con-
fidence Of the Republicans in their ability
to sweep" the Northwest. Tired Of a
condition Of things that makes the pro-
ducer mere hewdr OF wood and drawer
OF water for the'manuiacturers, the farm
ers Of the most enterprising OF all the
Northwestern States have named n candi-
date for Governor Who although hitherto
staunch Republican, agrees with the
President and promises to make wide-
awake tariff-reform canvass that cannot
fail to have very direct and favoring ef-
feet on the reelection OF Mr.. Cleveland,
in whom the hopes OF all tarif-reiormers
now centers. Obstruction 10 desirable
legislation by the Republicans in Con-
gress can only have the effect to intensity
the issue and mako friends for the Demo
cratic party, rs Senator Sherman pre-
dicted would In that event be the case,
many years ago.
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MR.. coNKLrNa BETTnR.
He is Getting Along Very Nicely--Con-
dition Hopeful.

New YORK, April l6.-Dr. Barker
called about o o'clock but only remained a
few minutes. He said: ''Mr Conkling is
greatly improved. and his chances for re-
covery are greatly increased. His pulse
and temperature are unchanged, and the
fact that he no longer talks in his delirium
is good sign"
When asked il the critical point had
been reached he said: mo, not yet" Tho
senator had treated the doctor very court
eously and they INDUCED in little persi-
flage in giving the senator his milk which
he at once drank. The doctor asked il il
was nice. He replied "Verynice." The
doctor then asked ii it was delicious. He
replied; mo, no, not delicious, but very
nice"
DIR. Barker offered to dress his wound,
and he asked II it would not do to wait
five minutes. The doctor said il was
necessary to get through with il, and he
replied: "But it will not matter
If you wait five minutes" Tonight
was the first time he has taken
the glass of milk in his own
hand. He took twcnty-seven ounces of
nourishment since the afternoon visit OF
the doctois. Alderman Conkling left the
house soon after DR.. Barker. He seems
much more hopeful and told reporter
that he now thought his uncle would re-
cover. 81 think he is better today" he
added, "than at any time since he was
taken sick"
Henry Melville, Senator Conkling's for
mer business associate, who called during
the evening, said: 81 am glad to see that
the incoherent talking has ceased. l
think the chances Of his recovery are now
more favorable than they have been for
some time past"
DR.. Anderson Is now in charge, and will
remain ut the house. Mr.. Conkling has
taken several ounces Of milk since noon,
and is half sleeping and half DOING. and
no longer raves or losses about in the bed.
His wound is getting along nicely.
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queens taste, when the mettlesome colts
and fillies are making their debuts to the
admiring world! The man who does not
enjoy this sort Of thing Is a proper subject
for suspicion. There must be something
wrong in his composition. To enjoy
the turf thoroughly one must be fainil-
lar with its traditions. The veteran
who backed Enquirer twenty years ago
or remembers how old Lexington beat the
iour-milc record at New Orleans, or saw
Longfellow run when "Eend-to-Eend" IIar-
per was in the flesh, or who used to attend
Price McGraths barbecues at McGrath-
lana, or who worshipped the invincible
Ten Brock when he was at the zenith Of
his glory--the veteran TO whom these
things are kept In vivid memory has q
q Joy in race meeting quite Independent
Of the boolsmaker's sllurcments. The
satn-coated youngster who capcrs before
the starter, finds in the old man fond adj
miror, for he wakes reminiscence OF grand
sire and grand-dam Of the old time when
TO bet a farm upon race was no unusual
matter. But the good horses are not all
dead. The yigor OF the famous racers Of
the past have been transmitted to their
progeny. Each new season is marked by
sensational performances. Belle Meade
and the Kentucky blue grass country still
produce Alfonsos and Luke Blackburns,
while the work Of the California contin-
gent in recent years shows that many Mol
lie McCarthys may be expected from that
quarter. And here at the spring meeting
OF the Memphis Jockey Club We may see
such scions OF ancient and honorable stock
as cannot fail to inspire rapture in the soul
Of him 20 whom a good horse is some
thing 10 be contemplated in a spirit Of all
Grafton. The management OF the local
course being in good hands, the stakes and
purses being LIBERAL there is 10 be found
in the meeting just begun all that tends
to make the sport enjoyable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17

TuE birmingham Nor, In view Of the
fact that Russia Is beginning 10 produce
cotton on n very largc scale, suggests a pro.
tcciive duty Of so per bale on American
cotton, and says that "ulcss tho South
have protection In this behalf, and these
stories from the Orient be well founded,
tho production Of cotton here must bc
abandoned and The wealth q the South
devoted TO manufacturing. This ruins the
North. Let rs prolcc, cotton ~ well rs
wool" This is all very well from pro.
lcciionisl's standpoint, but the South Is
no, airaid Of Russian competition IN add.
ton To that Of India, South America, Mex.
leo aud Egypt The irccr the market the
better Tor the South. lIctftaplc willalways
be In demand, because II l. over 10 much
higtor, and this because there Is higher
order q intelligence directing liz cultiya.
ton. Southern cotton Is better slaplcd
aud cleaner and the American markets are
morc satisfactorily managed and are more
closely allied 10 those Of Europe Besides,
Russian cotton will he mlscd Tor home
consumption aud consequently Tor a mar.
who're the demand Is likely for years TO
come 10 bc In excess Of Tho supply. Rus.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17


sylyania, for tho Protectionists, when the
bill win 60 TO tho Committee Of the
Whole for debate that Mr.. Car
Isle proposes shall DO as free as
the rules will permit. Every member
will have an opportunity to say his say, so
that when final action is taken it cannot
be said in truth that light enough has not
been shed upon II. 1t Is earnestly hoped
that Mr.. Randall may find 1t consistent
with his pet principles TO vote with his
party, that IL may, by even 30 much as the
Mills bill is in the direction OF tariff re-
form, be strengthened for the contest in
November.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17
A DELIGHTFUL aERENApE.
Mr.. J. J. Dury and wife Compliments
By a Portion Of the Mexican Band.

Mr.. J. J. DUFFY and Wife complimentod
By Portion Of the Mexican Band.
Mr.. J. J. Duffy and wife were the rccipi-
enis Of most complimentary and delight
iul sorcnade al their home, No. 80 Adams
street. last evening. Senior 7. 7. Gloria.
who Is a prominent Catholic Knight Of
America rs well ~ the leader Of the famous
Mexican band, with thirteen Of lis mem-
hers, were passing through the city from
hatcher, Miss, TO Nashville. having gone
specially 10 Naichcz 10 assist Bishop JAMS
sem, who Il tho supreme spiritual die
tator Of tho Catholic Knights Of
America, In n church fair for the
benefit Of tho order. Senior Gloria, know
ing Mr.. Duly 10 lie a leading Catholic
knight, aud having 10 wait several hours
for the outgoing Nashville train, conceived
the happy idea Of singing him out a. a
brother knight for most pleasunble
courtesy, which wns most handsomely APP
prcciatcd. The music, snch as only the
Mexican band can furnish, was greatly en-
joycd by tho entire aristocratic ncighbor.
hood, and fully 600 people wero collected
around the musicians before they had I'm
ishcd the scrcnadc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17

vfcKsBuRc, MIss. April is-pepsreds cisy Of
Monroe, NatcheG
WHEELING, ". Va, April is-Rlv~ 10 feet
LOUISVILLE KY. April !Ncon--Riyer IAN.
ing, With . feet Q iuchfs on the falls aud lQlrst
River falling wNh icst inqhcs on the faiU
and 10 rect Inches IN the cansl Arrived. Harsf
Rrowu and tow from New onesns. clear and picss
ant
phi. 6 y. m. Arksns.s City. ~ Leuls 10 hsynonl
Homer. ohio, q, m. FRED Miles, Ohio, a mi u
r. Srhcnck. Cincinnati. 7 am. Departed: Desoto
m. IIorncr New ORLEANS. IA m. Eirht-Arrffs&
oakland. ~ Loulh Z ,. m. Belle q Memphis
Matches, g. Departed: q. n ,ehsnck, New or.ssns,
sp nj ftlls Aempll> ~ I,oulk River = flsi
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17

THERE Is an advertisement In to.day's
ArrFAL which means much 10 Memphis
A firm announces IT. readiness TO loan a
large sum 81 foreign capital on city property.
This Il proof conclusive that We are coming
10 the day o. great thing-. When foreign
capital seeks market here II may be con.
sldorrd that we have. a. the soldiers say,
passed inspection We may never expect
rapid improvement In the appearance Of
our streets. a. n consequence. for with build.
ing capital available there will he many to
take advantage Of the opportunity The
city has just rcachcd that stage when money
Is needed To satisfy a positive demand Of the
population Tot houscs. domestic and CONNER.
ciaL II il reported that another lump sum
u about tl,oco.cD of foreign capital will
soon be offered Thrv 4 not better place
for investment In rial estate loans than
Memphis. and before the summer Is over We
shall expect 20 sco an immense amount Of
money In tho local market
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17
POLITICAL.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal

Special Dispatch to The Appeal.
PARIS, Tenn, April 16.-The Henry
county Democratic convention today was
one of the stormicst in the history Of the
county. BY very close vote W. NJ.
Daniels was instructed for over Taylor. A
majority of the delegates will support
Taylor as second. choice, Only two Nc
Connell men were in the convention. p.
7. Cole was Endorsed rs State elector.
The Lawrence county Democrats will
meet in convention on Saturday, April 81,
to select delegates to the State convention.
The delegates will be instructed to oppose
the denomination Of Gov. Taylor. The
leading Democrats Of this county are
strongly opposed TO Gov. Taylor, but will
support him il nominated.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17

DoS PrArr, writing as n farmer in the
Interest OF the farmers, says Of the protec-
ton hitherto youchsaied that class on
wool, thit II has lost more on the pro.
tected shears than il ever made on the
protected wool, which leads him to prom
ise that III the government win give us
free lumber, free salt, cease lis protection
to the barbed wire monopoly and see that
am charged a reasonable rate for trans
portaiion on these public highways, called
railroads, will undertake to underscll At
profit any wool grown in any other part
Of the earth than that Of these United
States"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17

TnE Chattanooga Tma agrees with THr
Atrial and Tie NaatriFs BanRr In re.
garding the withdrawal Of Gov. James n.
Porter irom the Senatorial contest assomc.
thing IN be greatly regretted by The best
citizens Of Tennessee. "7hc Time has 10.
garded Gov. Porier's candidacy u almost
spublic necessity Ia the present condition
Of the States aiIair, and We can only look
on his dcciinaiion TO further stand for the
oitlee calamity TO The party and a mis-.
fortune 10 Tennessee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17
MRS. HANcocK.s PRESENT.
She Is Given House in Washington b.
Her Husbands Friends.

WAsuISoToN, April 16.-The Post will
contain tomorrow an announcement that
the house which was purchased by the
friends of Gen. Hancock, was today pre-
scented to his widow in an informal man
ner by the chairman Of the committee,
MIR. Stilson Hutchins, passing over
to her deed in fee simple 10 the prem
ises from Mr.. b. ii. Wardor, from whom
they were purchased. The house is a
four-story brown-stone and prcssed-brick
front and is handsomely finished and de-
corated throughout II is situated on the
corner OF Twenty-first and X streets, in
one OF the best sections OF the city. Mrs.
Hancock will probably take immediate
possession, she being at present the guest
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-17

wnI, here's 20. The Ncw Hork 7rib.
rnc in criticism upon Mn Lowcrs
unansvcrable speech for the people and
Taha Reform, admits that lin 1905 there
Was high tide Of corruption. There were
Credit Mobilicr scandals and baek.ray
Iobs In Congress" We may, we think,
without olcnsc In view Of this, remind
our contemporary that while the lamp
holds out 10 burn tho yilcs, sinner may
return"