davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
Friday, January q, 1888.
SHERIFE,S SALE.

BY virtue and authority of a special
execution for delinquent and back taxes,
issued from the office of the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Audrain County,
Missouri, returnable at the January
term, 1888, of said Court, and to me
directed in favor of the State of Mis-
souri,, at the relation and to the use OF
R. 2. Hopkins, Collector of the revenue
of Audrain County, State of Mis-
souri,, and against Robert Estis and
Others unknown, / have levied upon
and seized all the right, title, interest
and claim of the said Robert Estis and
| others unknown of, in and to the fol.
lowing described real estate, to-wit
Ten acres, the west part of the north
west quarter, all in section fourteen
(14,) township fifty-two, (52,) range
five, sd all lying and being in the sale
county, and State of Missouri; and
will, on
Friday, January 81, 1888,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon aud five O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the Courj
House door, in the city of Mexico
county of Audrain, aforesaid, sell th'
same, or so much thereof as may be re
quired, at public vendue, to the high
est bidder for cash in hands (subjec'
to all prior liens and judgments,) tt
satisfy said execution and costs.
JOHN w. ATCHISON,
Sheriff of Audrain Comfy, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
LIABILITIES.

STATE OF MISSOURI
| COUNTY OF We, VIM. Stuart,
president. and j. N. Marmaduke. cashier of said
bank. and each of us, do Solernnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best OF OH
knowledge aud belief.
WIN. STUART President.
j. NJ. M~ARMADUKE, Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
bhbbII ELHt1tCDL5
Admiuistratrix,

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that ], ~ ~
ministratrix Of the estate OF Jebn
Shelly, deceased, will, at the Jan. tefNs
1898, of the Audrain Probate Ccurk
make my final settlement as admins.
tratrix oil said estate,
MRS, G. NJ. SKELLY,
AdmiutstYntf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
THURSDAY, JAN. IL, 1888

"WHEN the doctors disagree"
call in the newspaper men.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

APRIzE-FIGHT fought to a finish
and not draw would be something
of a novelty now in smuggling cir
cles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

THE Probate Court is in session
and crowded with business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that 1. % ~
ministrator of the estate of John 6fDy
bic. deceased, viii, at the Jan. tern,
1888, of the Audrain Probate Cous5s
make my final settlement a. adninis~
traitor Of said estate.
4. H. GAMBLE. Admiuistratcr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

Go to Hisey Il Pollock tor hard
or soft coal. Office at old Wright
lumber yard. 32.am.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
LIABILITIES.

A Oh MISSOURI
COUNTY OF We. VIM. Harper.
viee-presid't, and II. A. Ricketts,. cashier of said
bank, and each of us, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
VIM HARPER, vice. Pres't.
II. A. RICKETTS,, Cashier.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
Railroad Meetings.

Prominent citizens of this city
will meet at Beagles' school house
Thursday night, for the purpose of
holding a big railroad meeting.
Every one in that vicinity interest
ed in the construction of the new
road from Hannibal should not fail
TO be present.
At Friday night the same parties
will be present at meeting of a like
character at Littleby church.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that /, as Cd
ministrator of the estate of Lanceiot
Palmer. deceased, will, at the January
term, 1888. OF the Audrain Probato
Court. make my final settlement ss 90.
ministrator of said estate. H-it
SAM. q. PALMER. Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that ], a. nd
ministrator Of the estate of II. Cham
bach, deceased, will, at the Jan. terfns
1883, Of the .Audrain Probate Court
bach, deceased, win, at the Jan. term,
make my final settlement as admins
traitor of said estate.
w. B. MCINTYRE. Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

OFFICIAL STATEMENT of the Financial
Condition of the MEXICO SAVINGS
BANK, at Mexico, Audrain County, Mo-,
at the Close of Business on the 2lst
day of December, 1887.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that /, as 3D.
ministrator Of the estate OF John
Schumacher, deceased, will, at the
Jan. term, 1888, of the Audraip
Probate Court. make my final settle
ment as administrators of said estate.
S. M. LOCKE. Administrators.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
W. B. McINTIRE, Administrator.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that !, ~ -
ministratrix Of the estate of J.. Il.
Terrell, deceased, will, at the Jan.
term, 1888, of the Audrain Prob4te
Court, make my final settlement - -
ministratrix Of said estate.
SALLIE TERRELL,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

All parties indebted to the old firm will
please cali and settle their accounts by
Jan. LIST, as I need the money.
Sat A. D. JACKSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
Owing to a delay in the rena

Owing to a delay in the repairs
of the stoves in the audience room
at the Promenade Street Baptist
Church the services for a few days
will be held in the Sunday School
room, where comfortable aceommo-
dations viii be provided for all who
may come.
A cordial invitation is extended
to everybody to attend these meet
ings. The subject for tonight will
be Bringing our loved ones to
Jesus" Mark 9-19.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
Admin. de bonus non estate
r Vast

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLENLENT.
Notice is hereby given that /, al adj
ministrator of the partnership estate
of White & Co., will, at the Jan.
term, 1888. of the Audrain Probats'
Court, make my final settlement as a.!
ministrator of said estate.
WALTER WHITE Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

s. B. Collins has sold his saloon
to Hop Kemp, Jos. Kemp and Jos.
Saunders. Bayiess will remain in
Mexico and likely go into business
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
We Give It Up.

10 inc kuttOf OF the Ledger.
Mexico, No., Jan. 11.-After
reading the statement of the fnan-
ces ofthe city in yesterdays LEDGER
We are DESTROYS of asking, What
would the city do without the
saloon license? TAx.PAYER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Jackson & Massey is this day desoived
by mutual consent, G. D. Massey retir-
ing and A. u. Jackson, continuing the
business at the old stand, and will paw
all debts Of the old firm and collect al,
accounts due them.
A. ID. JACKSON.
g. D. MASSAY.
Mexico, No., Dec. IS, 1881.
NOTICE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTEEMEN
Notice Ia hereby given that /, y "a
ministrator OF the estate Of John ILL
chez, deceased. will, at the Jan. tsfe'
I1SSs, OF the Audrain Probate Courss
make my final settlement as admlnIe'
traitor Of said estate.
j. w. FLETCHER. Administratoe:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1888-01-12

NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLENEE!!.
Notice 10 hereby given that / 49,
ministrator of the estate of Ie2S'
McCarty, deceased, will, at the a.
term, 1883, Of the Audraip Pfon9
Court, make my 6nal settlement -
mtnistrator Of said estate.
JOE NcCARTY, Adminlst1o9
National Republican., 1888-03-01
To Buy Bonds at a Premium

The bill Of Mr. Mills authorizing the
Secretary Of the Treasury to use the surplus
In the purchase Of bonds passed the House
yesterday. President Cleveland IN his
message stated that he was doubtful ss to
the powers Of the Secretary to purchase,
and the House ohedently furnishes the
authority, so far as It can, thus combining
the act Of Secretary Fdirchild.
No better evidence can be found OF the
utter inability OF the Democratic party to
conduct the affairs of the nation than the
manner III which the finances Of the country
have been and are being managed.
1t is now proposed to purchase bonds to
the amount Of SlCO, 900 or more at pre-
miums which will range from to 30 per
cent, when ordinary business ability and
The observance OF the laws on the statute
books would lave prevented the aceunu-
latiun Of this enormous surplus. stupidity
can 20 no further than this.
The purchase ~ government securities at
this heavy premium is u crime against the
people. But It only adds Que more ts the
already long ilst Of DcmUclati, criues.
From Il party standpoint the NArlpNNI.
RrrUmIcAN would he GLAD to SEE = DenO-
cratic administration do precisely what Mr.
Mills proposes 10 authorize lhis one TO DO,
but from the patriotic standpoint II 1epre'
Gates .uch course. L viii ne fatal to the
Democrats patty, bu' II I, al:o ruinOp. -
the county.
National Republican., 1888-03-01

msu from Tc1Gs is Temperance nan.
They ctnnot aileee in'anlty, because 10
sanity presuprotcs once healthy
condition IN the seat Of intellect.
There is only one other charge
Anticipated from these a,roclous men Of
NatRes land which is that while on the
way to them the little man from Texas fell
into tad company, who took him to witness
The unwholesome performance Of an Eng.
iisb ballet troupe, furnished him
glass Of extraordinary power, through
which he was enabled to inspect the fault.
less fabric OF America on the rows OF in
Hated English legs, but, iu the ecstacy of
the moment, failed to perceive the trade
mark Of the Yankee. This last suspicion
is attributable only to the lurid Imagination
NJ The extremely prtiudiced Yankee, and
will not bear the light In Texas, where the
little man is known TO be above pursuing
knowledge under such difficulties rs sur.
round the Seamless Stocking 10 the ballet
And so certain mystiication still en-
shrouds the whole Of this unique and
thrilling adventure. But the truth is
mIghtyean1 viii prevail, even as to the ar,i.
Gle that envelopes the lower leg region OF
the human anatomy. In the new version,
the Mills Of the gods are slow, but they will
grind the universal Yankee notion exceed
ing fine, through the warp aud woof that
shall compose the ideal web OF Legislation
for revenue only. Aud above the ruin there
shall ever rise and shine our own and only
Little Bose Mills and his legend Of the
Seamless Stocking.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
u after the end ofo.e ~ year after my dc.

~ after The end ofo ~ year after my de-
cease.
/ do hereby direct, or provide, that should
any party named herein as beneficiary at
tcmpt in any way TO dispute, contest, or set
aside any of the provisions OF this, my last
VIII and testament, such party Sha,l not be
entitled 10 receive any benefit under the same,
and any legacy or devise herein made in his
or her favor shall be revoked.
90 hefcby constitute ana appoint Anthony
Hyde and Charles NJ Matthews, both of Ge oTge-
Town, in the District of Columbia, to be the
executors " this my last will and testament.
and in case Of the death of either OF them do
hereby nominate aud appoint my nephew,
William G. Hill, OF said District, TO be with
the survivor coexecutor Of this my last will
and Testament, and / 10 hereby request that
none of my executors named herein, whether
original or by way Of substitution, shall be re.
quirtd 10 give amy bond or other security for
the iaitliful discharge OF duty as such cxecu
tor.
do hereby provide that any vacancy occur.
ring in the number of trustees hereinbeiore
named and appointed may be filed iY the same
manner as | have provided as TO q vacancy in
the number of my executors.
give ana hequeath to my barber, Geo.
Gray, the sum OF one hundred 5000 dollars.
dObcrcby direct that all my household fur.
niture tcEcert as hereinbefore bcqueathed
shall be divided equally amongmy sGid grand.
children.
Intestimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and seal this twenty-siXth day OF
:, ptembcr, A. d. 1887, the following changes,
erstures, ana intcrlincations having Been made
and now noted: Page |, line H., an erasure:
page ?, line Ii. the words "aud TO my niece,
Martha Il. KiIs," being interlined page .,
line 3, a legacy increased TO s, 000 page 4, lines
and 7, a legacy increased 10 5000.
lSEAi,I wN. W. CogcoEAS.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
\ state,nen, and an Admtssion.

Mr. \. II. Belo. proprietor or the q a.
weston N,"s, is one oi the very few Cru-
tltmen Who enjoyed the pleasure Of P,esi.
dent CleyeIanl's company during tn! tt'.
tel's visit to the Sdranua lakes last fall.
llis paper Duw contains an article entitled
~ Cleveland reaction IN New York."
which discusses the situation in that S..'e
very fully, and e n'sius the following;
Tie member, Of Tunmany have .ouli on
the esuergih of Mr. Cleveland and the whak-
ne,s Of Gnv. HI, and they now see tIg. any
an,aeonI>iic ac,s Oh their par toyari he al.
ministTstion may cause them the loss o. IA"
state, ana even Di the city Nr Ceve!sud's
friends have been iEhin- The devil Si'n Ir,
OF late Snd, assuming the offensive, now
slate most positively that unless there are uA.
doubted evidences Of political reformation an
the part Of Gbv. EIll he will be e'egalei 10
private lie, AMI the machine N ,nag"rs ,!e ..
pIivci OF al that political pIunler 80 Hear %
their hearts
There is very significant statement, fol-
lowed by an equally significant adm ssi0n,
In this paragraph. The first is that II Cleye
land is not nominated his friends will see
that no other Democrat carries New York :;
the second admits what the Republicans
have always claimed to be the case that the
Democrats are organized merely for ''polill.
cal plunder." Mr.. Belo Is supposed to he
very near the foot Of the throne.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
PERSONAL.

TNHAT WooTsY, TooTsY SKYE TERRIER
Il is for sale, don't you know" al p. g..
NERRY'S, 7l6 X 81. y. W. mhl.3t
National Republican., 1888-03-01
lnes.o,ooo house-potomOc Fair.
Appointments and Promotions

The following Onicial changes are au
nornced, having been M tde recently:
Navy nrrartmen.-Wm Writ, promoted
from 81 l,'uD to 81 200 Secrotar. sOnice; luhm r.
Scagrr, appointed clerk, at 81 $50, bureau Of
provisions ana clothing; Harry w. Smith,
rl.CO, Intelligence oilieC
lOStuilce t--AppOintmeuts. ) D.
1limble, kentucKy $500, Miss Mary X. Brad
lord and Miss g, q. Williams Massachusetts.
Ss2U, N dead letter Office; .. II. Briggs p'rma
neNl appUinl ment.
Iioin9NGns, h. D. fGSef.on, s.,W2 loSl, ,bIn
Page, u 900 TO 81, ,SOJ; g. B sullivan and John
z, Mood, sl,2OO to sliOO; ". A. Macdonald
81 eco TO l4iO, Miss +. \, Smith, 5000 10 Il t1I
Rcduced Jacob Dupne, to VI 10t jonu b.
BiOwnlow to Sl,IUp, j. IL. FdlcOner, to 81 0lO;
owen R!lcy, to Hoo; $. l., King, 10 $1,000, j.,
u. CrO!ssaIIt to 81 POO.
National Republican., 1888-03-01

Reilly and WOods'y aggregation are drawing
well end are keeping M tie good reputation
.hey hld previously earned, Moran and
Thomas san Francisco Mnslrcls OF fifty ar.
lists is the hi.i for next week.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
veteran Volunteers Mas Meeting.

Tie surviving veterans Of the District Of
Columbia volunteers Of ~ held an en-
rhusias,ic mass meeting at the M4sonc
Temple last night, and Mr., L. !. beall
presided. Tue hail was well Tiled With old
soldiers aui their ladies. ten T.. z Car
riugton made Il stirring speech, ana related
many war anecdotes. lie was followed by
MIR. II, l.. Johnson, after whtcn resolutions
Were adopted IN effect that Congress should
make proper recognition OF the services
rendered. the MON cause by the District
veterans, and to that end should grant Il
proper bounty 20 each hOnorably discharged
officer and soldier who enlisted in the Dis.
term,
National Republican., 1888-03-01
hctjoagmwo r,',.or sstr,
Utu1n VI IUnu 1 ,U,iln.

AhuTa .unp ..lur.s iulu T. cps.iu, a widely
known po,urci resident ol ,H,s city, died at
BIS Apmo, 80. 1872 E.ayuGn .,see,, last rle,.
day, og,5 aj year, Mg ,J.ru resided IN
'unlL Washington tor many years, Hul VISA
IIGmlHO u. igUIr ~ iJi.tGs IN Inst section,
bong Ic', EuII q d, T. loader pnong The Re
tuhHonuN there. IurEg IN" wgr he served
crlm"dc ~ the Gland Argy OF the Republic.
subsequent to ID, repeat If the Old corpora.
non stl Au went 20 Georgia, where hg Wa,
,.CCi,d lnt muerul the state legislature. lue
!urcIhl service, wi.! be held at Israel CuOrul
q wfoh, corner o. Filsl and - streets south.
MChl, ~ u-C-Onk 2. m. tn.m,IrOM.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
The $4,000 house-Potomac Fair.
Whe EurnisbeI The Plata.

The commissioners, in answer TO Chairman
Rsndalrs copy of q preamble and resolutions
adopted by the House of Representatives inauir-
ing into the publication of certain maps of the
District, " sterdsy forwarded their replies.
They say the maps were publi4hed by order OF
the senate aud that as far a. the commissioners
can learn the publishers did not get the platS
from any one connected with the District gov
ernment. To answer other Inquiries would,
the commisslO lOncrs say, require that surveys be
committee be satisfied with the information
they send thpm.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
Theodor. Thomns's Cop,ert.

II las heen two year, since Mr. Thomas
visited vs. with his matcnless orchestra, Rpd
on that account his appearances a:e doub!y
welcome. From The iUqH.tigs made NJ the
>teinwhy agency ana the " iacSpread interest
taken by Tue mus.C-l0y.Ur public there !, lit,lp
doubt tUl hat Nr Thomas VIII be greeted by
cTnwd"i tldiruO"s, ine m'lSrto b" entered
IHug' nom ,p,HWElnr iRUCllul SrrrUadC -
he tnNs.uuuu, intensity ui ."IiS an uni
lsu,'e,' Nh Whitney "..i ,llg ,he M yrTI
" h' Of Beethoven and suhumluus INI
n rnadl,rs' uad lOSrNy VIII play ChOpu's
mns.r o. H." only among wing plHn,st, can
lhtsr hiI /" lu" p'lly HpOnurnures Ot Thomas
ms -'Hsnn Iue su.r u' p,1rGS GDmm4nrrS
us uuhNG A. me- @'',uhfy agency, Jl5 lcnn.
sylNHulJ utrIIlr.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
neath of a French scnIntnr.

The sudden demise OF the well known
French sculptor, Acnilli Colin, was announced
last Tuesday afternoon. NJ. Colin was born in
france about fly years ago, where he
acheyCd an Cnyiahle reputation as an artist,
pTilCs, he came 10 hi, city fifteen years aGj,
ana Tor ten year Wa, employed as chief NOT.
e!er N the office Of the architect Of the Treas.
MY department The immediate cause Of
his death was apOpieAy. lie leaves u widow
and Young daughter, The funeral VIII be
he,d NJ o'clock lLis afternoon bi l,E !Ele
Tst.dFrge, iky9 " tlTc.l northwest,
National Republican., 1888-03-01
A Jury Iudorses tile Plea.

James II. Thornton, IL coored boy, was con.
victtd in the criminal court yesterday of break
ing into the house of Adeline X. Evans on Oct.
Is last. This is the case where the prisoner
Withdrew his plea OF not guilty on Thursday
last and pleaded not guilty, but on Saturday,
when brought before Justice Montgomery for
sentence. he claimed that he was not guilty,
Tie Justice refused to sentence him under
such circumstances, and ordered him os.and
National Republican., 1888-03-01
The $4,000 house-potomac Fair.
Southern Passenger assoc,stion.

A meeting of the board of arbitration OF the
Southern Passenger Association was held at
the Ebbitt House at noon yesterday, and re.
manned in session for an hour and half,
hearing arguments in the number OF cases
brought before them. The board also consil
ered the differences between the several roads
OF the association. No decision was arrived
at in any case The General Passenger Asso-
citation meets to. day.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
WANTFD---MISCELEANEOUs

WY ANrED-Sl 900 no EXrEND) TO Sc
w cure half interest In genuine oDpor
tunity for party dcsirous of an established. !.
certain paying, and gentlemanly hiisiuess ,os!-
ton. Address. for Interview. FULL PARTlC-
ULARS, Republican Office. Sleeping partner,
lady or gentleman, not objected to- fe2S 81
National Republican., 1888-03-01

yI'L vii o, Mr. W. W. Corcoran is In
It'.tct accor,i With HE life. Iii. heii, are
tuI'y provided Tor, hls friends and ser.
rLl't blIlly remembered, his munhcen;
gi'' 20 lie District and the grand charity
~ memory Of his wife and daughter more
'mlly endowed, and many Of the local
charitable Institutions literally helped. As
/. lived, so he died.
National Republican., 1888-03-01

Il'E mad TRADE Of Senator Vest yester.
10y. III which he zealously supplemented
far Missouri the previous Kentucky assault
rTcD the Union soldier, will confirm the
prtv!ous impressions generally prevalent
hat the Democrats are anxious to smother
Sd the tension legislation possible in order
TO fave the President the expensive political
r.c.tsity Of another veto. The couiederacy
Ia, been climbing into the saddle very dit-
gently in this senatorial debate. It points
b moral.
National Republican., 1888-03-01
THURSDAY, MARCH
Anusenents.

NluoNN Louis James and Marie Vain
wrrhl.
b2rhvGE's-Ihc BoNtGUisrs.
FFHNAS's--Eiclv !. Wood, Big SHOW.
HTou- lht Rooney.
hllIrl HAll-Pr1i. Carpenter.
GpE ME.aNsAs PINURANA--l5 St IL OhioRv
National Republican., 1888-03-01
RAHrED--EHPLOYMRr9.

ylTANTED - By AN EXPERIENCED
w salesman. who understands sowing WORK
OF any kind; can act as cashier, or take charge
OF an Invalid, or o. companion willing TO travel.
Address with full particulars, j., care Carrie,
ReDublipan Office ii
National Republican., 1888-03-01
For RENT...HOUSFS

rS(-eeN-~((I .
EOR RENT OR IEASE-FURNIsHED OR
II unfinished ON moderate terms, the
large ana commodious house northeast corner
OF 18th and Corcoran SITS. n. W.; well adapted
for q large private family or family hotel.
containing about 10 rooms. Apply on the
premises. 1917 17ih 81. n. W. ja30.lm
National Republican., 1888-03-01
SENATOR INGALLS, NAMED
In the List ui Possible Presidential
Candidates.

rtOm stan Correspondent of the Phla lei
phia Press
WAsniSGTuN, Feb. 9s.-Among many
possible candidates this year the name of
Senator Ingalls, is very often mentioned.
His comparative poverty, after thirty years
In public life and fifteen years in the Seu
ate, lie known. lie made neither boast nor
secret Of II, but when fire rec ntly lie.
stroyed his small property IN Kansas IL be.
came generally known that his home aud
his tine library were about all he had ac.
cumulattl. Since their destruction both
the senator and his daughter have begun
writing for the newspapers, the proceeds
going into a sinking fund FOR new home.
The best part Of the library, fortunately,
was saved by the fact that the senator, fol
lowing hls usual custom, brought his head
with bin TO Washington. HIS clean rec
ord, his Cloquence, and his intense Ameri.
canism are pointed to as great elements Of,
strength. There would be no lack of in
spiiing battle cries aud attractive catch
words If be were nominated. His
speeches, full Of terse, brilliant, cpl
grammatc sentences, would he an
arsenal, well stocked with texts,
enough for all the oratory Of the campaign.
There is still time this session, his admirers
say, for him to exchange the gavel for the
floor long enough to make one great speech
on the record OF the Cleveland aaministra
ton lie may take the opportunity oilerel
by the discussion Of the fisheries treaty. or
he may await the doubtful chance Of a
tarlff bill reaching the Senate, but such Il
speech is expected from hin.
His boom is already far enough along to
have poet. \ campaign song, written for
a newspaper published 10 the early climate
OF North Carolina, cleverly embliIes IN
the form Of lyric dialogue between Kan
sac and Carolina the situation rs itap.
pears to the vision OF meiodious sOu,hesn
ser II should be understood that the
publication Of this song immediately ll-
loving the announcement that SeuatOt IL
gals lad decided 20 write !or the press iS q
utifeCily Innocent coincidence A verse
or two of the sorg will give an ilea ot thc
Itst
National Republican., 1888-03-01

Al tie meeting yesterday of the House
committee on education, after the concu-
GtD c. Prot. l.an-ston's address, capt.
"L.,e, OF Indiana, succeeded In securing
1t yTder for = meeting next Saturday Of
II. subcommittee to which he Blair bill
he Keen referred. Its the evident iutcn-
'icn Of the msj1hty Oi the committee TO
st;te he Blair bill lin the committee room,
Iut tie Republicans will not permit th; Il
u j. :, st!ble 10 prevent IT,