Telegram-herald., 1889-12-10

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eeg eur esteemed coateE1 2orary psresl.
1lr las ser1 lse4 sas Fan 1I s-s-s zsr Az
p.fiegs.' s4t ss are aog 4szoaisaed a. t1ls
t-.a.2g srE0r. t9r pages ~Eisn ss.l4 4ssU
A2rrIsoa zsg4lls d sHlazhlnx nglh * s1c~pt
l.s tarf EsigrM pietxss. Is liaale ~ .aRss ate
stsa greater srEsf thaa tbis--B1aals nHeA
lie smashed Cleveland and Demo |
cratic t4rltt t-ref0Fm. He smashed the
Democratic majority Ia Congress. lie
smashed Democratic ascendency ia
Indiana aad Democratic fraud "A New
York.
sUPERTSrEspEsT PoEFER does lot sp-
prove of the AigeE-Cutcheon soldier
census as a shOls. he fears Ihat q
inquire lnto the physical and financial
condition OF each surviving soldier,
sailor and marine would LOO long delay
the publication OF the census. The law
already provides Tor the enumeration
u the names, length Of service, reg
ment and company, aud present post
once address * eaen such survivor,
A--l Als0 '-e names ana addresses u
'-74t "'1o"s' mere were -'OvV'OVV
e'ii-sl'l7'l's' ~ = es'-ii'AIeu 'ilAt auI-
ug and since tle var 500 900 enlisted
persons have died, and that there are
i'''V0' "'i""s 70 oe enumerated 4h.s
enumeration wili MI eight quarto vol
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lHARA is one s'Lcele ihouEheI LOT
Jenefson DAVIS IA washington IL IS
Tue WIDOW OF the Iate state senator
entire front of her house ON CaDitol
Hiu Whence her intense svnpathv2
she j. an ex.confederate sny. She lived
m C,eoroe.ovn during the war and gave
an noss,lle assistance ~ the confeder.
acv reoe,tedlv cross,no the lines carry
mo- medicines and noassaqe. Il i
tro0., that k,orledoa obta;red
thror,.b her enabled Go, lee 70 ante.
,n,re the movements of tho Irn,on ~.
No. ~, sa,,or,l occasions Uerco tboso
tears.
d 1. - l. L.. C.n
ng from a window and receiving
dangerous injuries. after having es-
capped the African climate, Mahdist
enemies, the nsurrectiOn Of his own
soldiers and the attacks of savage
tribes, Is matched only by the misfort-
une of the brave soldier who served
all through the war of the rebellion
Az, 'iici 04lie nome oniy u Oe A'oAe"
70 ue''''' oy plNS1eu ih''ie
Dow PEDRO has arrived in Portugal
and has received a most cordial greet
ing. According to his story. he and his
family were most unceremoniously
thrust out Of Brazil. 81 will never for
/ give those kepuplcans, SAID ne 10
King Carlos, "Ior Their rough treat
ment OF me- And II must nave been
rough to excite so deep feeling of IN
dIgnatlon in the breast OF the kind
hearted old man. He did not deserve 1t.
HAVE very little respect for man
/ who IS not partisan. All men of strong
convictions are partisans, and the high
est intelligence and broedest hberality
are perfectly compatible with extreme
Do~o,, al be stonds bood ond sborl-
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last shall be first and the first shall be
last"
Why all this fuss about McGinty? If
he had gone to the bottom Of the sea
/ and come back again, 10 would have