The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-25

capo recall the terrible llaymarket mass
acre of May, 1886 At this late daY there
are no less than fifty victims Of that aliall
Gill suffering from wounds then receiver
and confined more or less by them. Some
are vet in The hospital Washington foSf'
TIE PRESIDENT Z PRACTICAL SENft.-
Think never saw the President look
inc a. we'll as when ! saw him the olbei
dav lie has lost his superiiuous iiesh'
bis eyes are bright, his complexion cleaf
and his movements are quick and easy
r. is the simple country life out at oah
View that has done so much for INN. lie
walks a great deal ont there with ME
Cleveland, not only on bis o"n place.
bnt Oh the country road. He Ia; MOI
begun to ride horseback yet, but NAV do
co later in the summer. Oak view ha'
become a very pretty place from being at
first very plain one. The President ;
improvements being made vita gooo
taste. though at moderate cost, nave
really improved it into very desirable
lille villa. He could easily get three
times what he paid for it if he wanted TO
scii.-L0r. Phtid. hec"fd
PEDIGREE or THE DEyTL.-Moncufe
ID. Conway has an article in the cutrenl
number of the f0smoDolttaq entitled
The Pedigree of the Devil" Mr.. Con-
WAY il an able writer, and lac ought TO
have no trouble now in securing JOB aS
a campaign Geographically J. Worl4.
WE kNow How IT Is OURSELVES 49,
Scientists tell IL that the moon is nolb
inc more than cinder. Wei, with Inc
mercury where it was yesterday We can
have IA Z God deal of sympathy with the
moon. for we know how il is ourselves.
y. J. Hrald, 24M.
As OTHERS SEE Is President CIeye-
land. the only candidate f0f the Presl-
dency of the United States, has been de
clared reelected Senator Stanford ol
California, the Republican candidate, ha-
retired
The St. Louis platform Convention in
dOrses President Cleveland's tarill POI.
icy
Sherman is the only person nominated
for Vice President -Neecas L tABsTNpV
call
MAnONE DETERMINED oS lIARMoNY -
Ex-senator Mahone proposes 10 have
harmony in the Republican factory il he
has 10 expel the whole Wise.Brady lac
lion. He will submit TO no compromise
on their electoral ticket or any union
with his opponents. If Mr.. Mahont
keeps his hold OH bis party the state Is
good for Grover Cleveland by fully %,
600 majority.
l. He A PROTECTIoNIsT Some one
writes TO ask us il Mr. Carnegie il a pro-
teclionst or free trader
Well, Mr.. Carnegie told W. i. Scott
that in one year of thee hundred work
ing days he made profit OF five thous
and dollars day Protection enabled
| him TO do that, but it didn't help hi:
workmen any l. he prOlecti0nist
therefore: We should SMILEY J
| HeraN
| Mrs LAHGTRY AT Lone BRANCH Al
/ Long Branch the centre of interest i
Mrs. Langtry. On Thursday, AT the Hol
lywood Hotel, n most sumptuous dinner
was given by NJ. ]. O'Brien of the South
ern Express, in honor OF the jersey Lily
There were twelve in he party, and th'
dinner is said 10 have cost S2j plate
Mrs. Langtry's mother arrived from Eng
land few days ago AMI will probably
spend the season with her. The Lily ba
had a lot of stupendous new gowns made
in some of which she has made her ap
pearsnce on the drive Porter Ashe
whose horse won at Monmouth Park las
week. has given the t nrp9,, cn,, ~ Mr.
'iSngtry-P Aila Times
CAMPAIGN LITERATURE SCARCE.-lt
is little funny 10 get a report about
the recent municipal election" at Jack
son, Mississippi, months after the whole
affair had been forgotten. But the fact
is, campaign literature is scarce, and the
Senate had to contribute something
Philadelphia Times
So liz Whit il in order at this
time to say ~ those Republican papers
that are busy forming Cabinet for viii
liam Henry Harrison's grandson that
they need trouble themselves no further
upon this subject, as Grover Cleveland will
form the mex. Cabinet, and preside over
it during the next four years PLAIN
Dealer.
A SHINING LIGHT -Fullers cOnfrma-
ton rs Chief Justice, with about one
third of the Republican Senators voting
for him. indicates that for a Democratic
lawyer with a war record in politics ant
long record behind him at the bar, hi.
career must have been remsrkabl,
straight and unassailable PdHsburgl
Dispatch.
John l.. AS A PRonIBITIoNIsT- Johr
L. Sullivans circus Is about to 90 L
pieces, the Boslonian's intellectual deve
iopment not being equal TO devising way
and means of keeping it together II !
limited that John l.. will assume the Pro
hibition stump Washington Critic.
The CIVIL SERVICE MEssAGE.-Presi
dent Cleveland's special message trans
hitting to Congress the report of III
Civil Service Commission is frank an
complete, although succinct, narrative G
the progress of the system since Januar,
1856.
| The messspe will Dlease the advocate