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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16
8NXInG The Tariff.

They bad . fine time boxing the tariff
eoapass 10 the Senate on Tuesday, when
ohoy started In to consider the :.sdvisabii-
~ Of placing salt upon the free list, ana
80 fell to arguing whether tariff
Aseaes arc paid by consumers, the
n9eet Ct the tariff on wsges and trusts
- various other things. The fruit Of
- I've and . half hours discussion WAS q
onsnssmsnt of the capacity of the
91nnhers, and the result shows Senator
Yos ahead. In this debate the salt
slDoocpcly found vigorous defenders
- ~ Republican side, but when
i Ooe - discussion of the effects of the
nu1lve tari6 they could only refer To
1cgnuEal products ~ protected articles
49, sbs people are not taxed. Mr..
NJ properly rsbuked this "mis.
arte"es" OF projecting the
~ ~ Sss.ss en- products Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16

ARCHEoLoaIsrs and the busy. bodies
who delight In the application of the unim.
portant lore no carefully gathered ~ tho
delivers In the past, have broken down
many pleasant STORY that cleaned over
the sombre field OF history like minaret
of gold. They have shaken faith in our
Lady Pocshontss and her dealings with war
clubs and John Smith. They have dam
ged the egg story Of Columbus and the
adventure OF Toll with the apple We
will not continue tho list, for the record
IL Painful 10 contemplate but still We
note laio addition TO II, the deatruc-
tion OF the musical reputation OF Saint
Cecilia. The small gentlemen who 90
enjoyed the destruction of pleasant fancies
have produced good evidence that the
curious machine hold BY the beautiful
saint, - she is painted by the very old
masters, WAS intended for gridiron and
not for lutte. II seems 70 be severe slur
upon the old masters to maintain that they
painted gridirons 30 badly that they passed
for lutes, but the evidence seems to be con-
elusive tha. a gridiron was placed In the
hand of the saint 10 signify her choice Of q
terrible martyrdom No doubt truth a. q
rule II very excellent thing. and kuowl.
edge II power, but In this case the blunt
iacts have no good In them, knowledge ia
In powerfully bad tast0 aud the beautiful
saint Is much more pleasant to look upon
aud think about under belief In the fction
OF her musical skilL Saint Cecilia, the
martyr, may be very pathetic and heroic
figure, but pathos and heroes are more
common In history than sanity and bsauti.
ful musicians II this destr uction Of
pleasant traditions keeps on 1t will be
necessary to form . society for the dis.
enlargement OF archie ologists and the
preser walton Of pleasing and harmless lies.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16
Blankets and Quilts.

Seven-and.a-half pounds of
good wool in a pair of S.
Blankets Heavy enough and
thick enough for bed and cover
almost. And yet not a coarse
Blanket Fine enough and
soft enough for anybody. az
yards wide by as yards long.
II anyone else has so good a
Blanket tor SO 50, we don't
know it. We get word that
the wool in this Blanket is up s
cents a pound. No odds. The
price will stay at S..
There are maybe twenty
other sorts OF Blankets in the
store with just such lop-sided
prices.
Quilts too. A good Gro
chet Quilt may be or may not
be a mite imperfect. For that
mere speck Of spot you keep
25c-a SI.25 Quilt for 81.
Our finest Quilts, "the En-.
press" for instance, will get
out of order. A little dust
rubbed in and we can't sell
them for perfect. SO worth
goes for IS. yr,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16
DUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE CITY
L kBAL ESTATE,

On TAusDAY, JANUARY II, 1850,
The undersigned administrator De bonis non
Zahm. late OF Lancaster city, decessed. viii
se a. public sale q The Steven. House. the
feet ON same, and extending OF that width
The usn.' on sara LOT 70
oia splendid Two-story BRICK DWELLING
sSn. SS 81 n s ss Rs1
cellar. sewer connection. &C. There are also
This lot viii pe soid subject 70 the II M snf ana ana
and Assigns. TO use in Common with ls tSs neuI pur
passage way or alley OF the width Of three feet,
width oiihTss feeI Along the south line the dis mc
No 1 Ali that Lot Of Ground, situated on
the west side OF North Prince street fronting
~ feet 10 inches. more or less. on same, and ei.
tending OF that twtdthwestward along the south
aide OF said lot = o. ihs distance OF is feet 10
Water street. Tho improvements on said lot
No sS. . well OF Wa.sr. with pump t therein. aGs.
properly viii also be sold the privilege to q
NO .. All thai Lot Of Ground, sisaassd sss ,n on
Water street, and sdj Joining the rear OF said lot
street % feet inches. more or less, thence s4-
tending east along sou, h line OF No. :, 60 feet 6
west u feet IL inches, thence south % feet
inches. and thence west s. feet inchos 70 place
OF beginning on W water street
said pre- perties can be viewed by calling ON
any OF the undersigntd.
sale tn commence at 73o o'clock D. m on
said day. when terms viii be made known by
IL. ~. sHkklNEh,
J.rHkD. 6HNER,
IL. FL RHOADS,
Administrators do bonis nOa cum testamento
annex.
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which We have . surplus and which
No largely export. He thought that
the president he'd spoken . little too
strongly In his tariff message and he
would not admit that every cent Of The
tariff duty IL added to the cost to the con.
sumner but that, modified by the home
production, the tariff affects the cost.
He b undoubtedly right in this the duty
In some cases II added in small part to
the homo price, though It always affect
it, and generally is added to it In full.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16

SDuus y = That The supreme court
- staes b particularly successful
~ a making strange decisions.
~ a. Of this kind b that which
ii ~ Tot the deelson Of jury
uoouoaoo q b Whsther cider Il intoxi.
l4. N jadgs below had denied that
~ . g1Eisuous liquor, and the su-
- oUuse ~ that he did wrong In
- oWag ths declsion from the jury.
- bansA tA's sounds right; but when
y se6sse that it practically leaves
= Quuskioa open. Of tho guilt
lnneoonce Of every one who
- eid9 without . license, until
rs question Of IL intoxicating quality
y beoa trisd and decided In his partic-
- esoo. The supreme courts Law does
- 1ook % we'll. What We need toknow
y UAstAsr cider may be sold without
-; and this needs 70 be decided
- fof oil throughout the state. The
11alon Of one Jury will not settle iteven
/ Il H. county in which the trial Is had.
sDttles it only for that particular indi.
'1D1oual.
b Apparently then it Is . question Of law
I'd cne for the court to decide. hejury
IA And what the p articular constituents
e. ehe elder are; but when these are de-
nined there seems to be . necessity
Z - the law should say whether or no
- constituents require . license for
1olr aale; and 70 It becomes . question
- ths court and not for the jury 10 de.
~ whether cider Of such constituents
~ b sold without license.
Ara Il must be remembered that II Is
'o1Ways IN the power Of o court 10 re.
1leve defendant, whom II believes TO be
ojustly convicted, by granting Q new
Hsial.
+ r was therefore particularly vain for
- supreme court 10 declare to this
3udgs, who had decided cider to be IN
1nnocent beverage, that It was not his
4osiness 70 ~ 70, but that Of the jury
\ G1nes Il his jury undertakes to say other
Niss b will be apt to grant new trials
uut1 b finds . jury that agrees with him
b3ut the nature Of cider.
The supreme court would have beer
Z Ui1oe 70 have laid In . barrel Of cider and
u - havo made . practical trial - L
vAether Il would make drunk come
GocjdlnR accordinRly,
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Ayers Sarsapari|la.
DR.. ]. q. Ayor q o., Lowell, Mass.
Price o.; six bottles. o. worth s5 bottle.
Jinloto2l
wANAMAKKR'S.

rHlLApxLruIA. wednesday. Jan. l6. 1870.
Here are sonic Of the things
in which fifty cents or less
stands ior a dollar:
Women's Berlin Jackets.
Combination Dress Robes.
Certain Fine Leather Goods.
Some of the Books.
Various House Furnishings.
Waterproof Lap Robes.
Dozens more. And they are
mostly things you'd be glad to
have at full price.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16

THERE Ia no doubt whatever tha,
voodoism, q horrible superstition from
Africa, combining serpent worship and
csunibalism, Ia practiced In HsytL Re-
voting accounts Il these rites have been
published, but not generally believed.
Oar troubles with that miserable land have
resulted In the throwing OF light into its
dark social economy, and We find. . little over
i've hundred miles from the coast OF these
United States country calling itself re-
public, where heathen rites are practiced
more horrible. II possible, than explorers
have found among the most de-
graded AID brutal sAvages OF Africa.
Special correspondents In Hayti of
several OF the great papers have turned the
energy that they had expected to use In
describing the doinSs OF Admiral Luce and
the Haytlens 10 vivid exposure Of the
voodoism secretly but generally preyslt n,
In Hsyu. The New York Herald has .
i've column account OF the Investigations
and experiences OF Q correspondent who
managed TO be present at the sacrifice of
serpent, and evidence II given that human
victim known ~ ''the goat without horuk"
II often killed and the flesh eaten. Half OF
the population of Hsyu IL under this de.
grading superstition, and although II Ia the
worst half, tie politicians aud public men
can not hope to attain or hold positions OF
power II they are known to be opposed to
H. The better element Q small minority,
ire ashamed Of this blot upon their country
and either boldly deny IL or declare IL rare
and unim portant
The H.ratd says editorialIy: "This
startling fact, then, stares you In the face
that the shrewd politician In the republic
OF Hayti must conclliate the cannibsIistic
element In . popular election, or he will
very probably DO defeated! II that DOES
not make each particular hair stand on end
not even shock from an electric battery
can do "" And IL goes on to suggest that
Hsyh IL good neld for missionary enter
prise, but It would seem TO be q better field
for the establishment OF Q stern, fearless,
Irresistible government. A people 30 de-
praved have no business foolipg with self
government, and We can't zee the beauties
Of proposal to send out good men to be
eaten, or at least murdered, ~ they would
be In HaytL That sort of thing NAV be-
tolerated In savage lands beyond our reach,
"a In the depths OF an African jungle, but
1t would seem like trihing TO send unpro.
tec.ed missionaries 10 cannibals II " dsys
sail from New York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16
Contested Seats,


The contest made for the seat Of Senator
Devlin has raised the question - TO
whether the Legislature can decide con-
tests Of this kind. Ex-Attorney General
Cassidy, who u counsel for Devlin and
who was . member Of the constitutional
convention which declared that such con-
tests should be tried in the courts, holds
that the Legislature was thereby for.
bidden to try them, Notwithstanding the
consultation, in another place, declares
that the Houses shall be the judges Of the
qualinca ions OF their members. He
holds that this applies to their prima
fdcie title TO Q seat but that when o
contest Ii begun It must be In the courts,
- directed by seventeenth section Of the
eighth article OF the constitution. Mr..
Cassidy declares that the object OF the
convention In making this provision was
to avoid the always biased decision Of the
majority of Legislative bodies and there
isno doubt about this being the intent. But
It must be conceded that It was awk ward.
ly done, when the old provision that the
legislative bodies should be the judges Of
the qualifications Of their members was
also left In. II this was intended
to apply only TO the prima facie title It
should have been 90 clearly stated. AT
present there Is fair room for claiming q
contradiction in the provisions Of the
constitution but inasmuch a. 1t Is in
cumbent TO re ,oncile them II possible,
the supreme court will be likely to do &C
upon the basis Of Mr.. Cass!dy's sugges
tion, which is plausible enough probably
for the purpose.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16

Fest COST Of Africa. Bsmberesr q.
csllsd Richter IN The boldness end
even nseeeness q his attack Upon
GsrmaDy's ooioaial policy, and g 70.
lerenoo wss msde 10 6amoa, 70 - pity that
this part % the debaes We mot osbled Ia
full 70 America Certainly u now looks -
though the chief fruit Of the application Of
Bismarck's methods 70 colonial extension
was the irritation end I'll will Of almost
every power on The globe.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16
RANAAAkARS

1r~~.o-~~~>---~~~
Beautiful $3.50 Embroidered
Satin Quilts drop to $3.50.
Near wonen's wauipg Room.
Linens.
Under a good, bright light
you can get at the quality Of
flax in any Linen. II it's right
and free from dressing the
shine will show it. Almost like
silk. Look out for dull, dead
Linen. There's the true
sparkle in those we tell you Of.
Table Linen.
German or sile,ian Table Linen made
nst s, o1t ,s t oi , Dre:den ecc sard You c.nt
Plump 2-ysIds. VIDE Table Linen. soI..
fre from dressing. zoe yard.
6iinch wide cream Dam tsk, &c n yar0.
B!eachsd Double Damask, ss inches wide.
siI q shs bsst pattern, ever shown in a
rsis GaSs ss aenS * ssr Red ana White
ccss srf ana qas1 sss1 e az
yard Worth. ~ trade goes, at least double
Bed Linens.
French Linen Sheeting. Said
by the manufacturer to be
hand.spun and hand woven.
Very likely it Is. Even, round
threads /; extra heavy weight,
and full o5 inch wide. II you
care to see how a genuine
French Sheeting looks and
feels, send for sample. 81 a
yard.
Very fine soinch white.as Irish
.shetting. worth el a yard at 9Oc.
sshns sSssak s. yafas ashs .;Ss xs &c.
We have only the pure
white Irish Pillow Linens, 40,
AZ, as, 50, and 81 inches wide,
every yard warranted sound
and free from cotton.
36inch pure white "old.
fashioned Irish Linens for
Ladies' Underwear, IS, 40, as,
and soc a yard.
Southwest Of centre.
Muslin Underwear.
The better you understand &
what it takes of cloth and trim.
ming and work to produce
Muslin Underwear, the more
you'll wonder at the prices
we've made. The money you
must pay won't cover your fig
uring.
Here's a 81 Cambria Che.
mise, Torchon trimmed, for
Csc.
Another Chemise: muslin,
wide neat embroidery, 50. We
sold nearly 1000 Of them week
before last. Wish they could
be had twice as fast!
Gowns, Skirts, Corset Cow
ers, Drawers-all in one cuff
rent.
Girls Underwear.
Bargains plenty in Misses
Muslin Underwear. Judge by
one Of them: Cambria Corset
Covers, 20, 80, and 80 bust, IS,
IS, and 45c; worth about hall
more.
Second moor over Linens and Silks.
Another little list of holiday
hurt Books. Some in almost
perfect condition:
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NxEcUToRs' SALE OF REAL Es-

Tx ECUToRs' SALE OF REAL Es-
on MONDAY. JAsuAnY n. 1859.
tho unGerigneo. executors Of the estate OF
rrantiin S HOUSE; Lancaster. the following two
ns ssc 81 as q
Soss .S.nss,p sppcslss ssss e ssnnei ~ soiss oss
saoniSs q l. w s sSss sopss Ssisa 3! s
baker and said creek. The improvements
nsry used ana Known iS s'Sne Ss Ls%sm sse Ss
suitable Tor some manu,sSiurins &c ss.sSiisS. Ms
NO. 2, consists Of . Tract of Timber and
eprout Land. containing acres and III
% h. On hs norm y :s
sdjcining 3 y Lands n OF Samuel u. Aoit Mary Ann
asos: =" Vii s. ssas ssSst = whom con-
SJSdis SxSSES fSE.ska EiSk.KsHAs.
Ars. sss%. Aaes. x HsSss,ss %s
DUBLIO sALE.-ON WEDNESDAY
= JANUARY = 1859. viii be sold at public
sale on the premises. in the village Of Quarry.
VII VII ncncaster ,a,n ~ county, ra' the following
'sSs CoHI ssis.s and II "IuuBER YARD containing
q cc. sSss Ts.s
nearly new. With cspacity for lsOO tons OF coal,
Two Hundred feet Lumber siding, tW0-story
FRAME WARkHOUsk, 6sx24 feet, with Z
4ive.Horse Power Engine and Elevator. for
hoisting grain and iced. Lumber shso. leo
stabling for two horses. wagon Shed, and ali
necesssry improvements ON the property.
This Coal and Lumber Yard is the best stand,
ana also the most convep iently arranged on
the line OF the Lancaster 4 Ouarryviiie rail-
road. Also At the same time ana place will be
A pair Of ZINE Mules, years old; one sleigh,
buggy pole. near y new; two good two-hors6
cart, two hay wa CONS, small scale, co Il sh0veIs
screens. safe, desks, rem ants oflumber; also
good lumber, such as stock boards, finishing
lumber. castings, mOuldings porch posts. and
many other articles not mentioned.
sale TO commence at O'CLOCK D. m. when
terms ana conditions will be made known by
w. n. ROLAND.
j9-W&sts Assignee OF r. Boffonmyer
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-16

The opinion OF An old and we'l-known mer.
chant is given In q few w rds, viz " think
Dr. Bul1's Cough syrup is this best cough medi.
cine tn II 10 made LUTHGB ID. BLACK,
fema, IND.
"Diseased nature often timss breass forth
in strar go eruptions !" and ihe result Of II all
II pain. Now Salvation Oil will tend this W
pa n TO the right about ut tho trifiing cos ~
only Is cents.
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Nv .
ISTRATOR's sALG,
On THURSDAY. JANUARY "a, lssS,
In pursuance OF an order Of tho Orphans'
Court of Lancaster county, the undersigned
will sell at public vendue, at he Fountain
Inn, in the City OF Lancaster, "a, the follow.
ing City Real Estate. to wit:
All that LOT OF q GROUND, situated on the
east aide OF Beaver street, between Andrew
and Hazel streets, containing in front on said
Beavsrstreet thtr1 y,two feet, more or less. and
extending In depth eastward one hundred
ana sixty seven feet seven inches. moro or
less. TO ground OF tresbyterian church, on
which are erected FCUk DWELLINGS, ana
other improvements.
Also, ali that Lot or Piece of Ground, situ-
ated on the east side OF south Prince street.
In said city OF Lancaster. between Andrew
frincs street forty Z NO feet. more or less, and
extendingin in DEPT h eastward one hundred and
ten feet more o. less
Also ali that Valuable Piecs of Ground. SIT.
uAted ON tho northwest cornt OF south Prince
aud Hazel streets. containing in front on aafd
Prince street two hundred and forty nve feet.
and extending In depth westward across the
tweny seven feet, more or less. with Small
Dwelling House erected thereon.
Also, all that Valuable Lot or Piece OF
Ground, situated ON the north vest corner Cf
South Prip CO and hnger streets. In SAID city,
containing In front ON Prince sueet two hum
dred and ssventy.seven feet, more or less. and
extending iu depth westward three hundred
sale 10 comRence At O'Clock p m. of said
DAY, whsn attendance will be given and terms
~Aas sno"h G3As.H b cARpEnrss.
Admintstratrtx OF Or. Henry Carpenter.
JouL \ nAIxAss Aust yaAs<taW
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REASONS
WHY AYERS SsARsAPARlLLAI IS PREFER.
ABLE To ANY OTHER ron THE
CURE OF BLOOD DISEASES.

Because no poisonous or dol lterIous ingre.
dients enter into tho composition OF Ayers
sarsaparila.
ayers sarsaparilla contains only the pur.
est ana most effective remedial properties.
Ayers sarss parflla is prepared with ex.
treme caro-, skin, ana cleanliness.
Ayers sarsapariila IL prescribed by leading
physicians.
Ayers Sarsaparilla ia for sale everyw where.
ana recommended by all nrst class druggists.
ayers sarsaparilla is q medicine, and not
q beverage In Disguise,
Ayers sarsapariila mover fails to enect q
cure. when persistsntiy used. according 10
directions.
Ayers sarsaparilla Is a highly concentra.
tedextract, ana therefore the most econOmi
cal Blood Medicine In the world.
Ayers sarsaparilla has had successful
career Of nearly half century. ana was never
30 popular a at present
-Thoufands OF testimonials are on nie from
those benefited by the use Of
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kos sAxsoa eagc

k01 SALg on RRS1
NsO1 nBNr-A Two 6f6EY 6RiOK
sesRs = S.sS .ss:sss 81 .ss s:: sSssss g e
sssbnass 49, q pss1isse Appiy o
ll.-ssAM VS. no. Ss cksS:s sss:.
pEREAProRY PUBLro SALE
On TUESDAY. yAsuAsv a lsA.
ssoly anl nssssrd Eoof iesidsnc:. IA is
.,ss ~ Sams9 stree, lot 1910 by 40 iest, VITA
s::s: Is: .:: s:.:y p; 3. 8: :
s ssrn sss pe%D S.ss /: s:ss:S e cS
ScS:: !: I: !, |; ,ss:seiss: ssissSorsood. '
JON l. nArsss. Auc. issi, i,s.isis.issi
NxECUTORs SALE or VALUABLE
~ 88Ak 10rATB. =. :
Or THuRspAY. yAHuAHr 81, issl
A. the Keygtone HOUSE. In the city oe Lancas.
q Henry sssatssl Win ell q pSblie 81 ssss tss
following Real nstAte, 70 WIT:
d Gs Ss q :sSls bsicn q SsSa 4 is::s
city. ooataininE 8 front 10 fsst, i.c6sss nors
Or ,ess' ana extending In depth 70 fsets mors
70: 4 4 Lot Q! ereuna. on which is erected
o ss9S. smS.s,oR Z. .r..s nSSs e
q depth Is i:s. I' 70 iSeis nor. SSa q
Eo. 3 A Ice Of srouna, on which 4 Also
erected 9 tvostory BE!CK DWELLING
ing aiso the came 4 ontsse ana depth % 10. !.
: cnsI 4 ht:ssisss |: I: invessmsns ana viii posi.
sale 70 commence n O'Clock p. M, whom
terms VIII % maoe nnown ~
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A YERS sARSAPARILLA.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16
Hertz W5ns.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen' s
Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell
as well, or that have given such univer-
sal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, and we
stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory results do not fol-
low their use. These remedies have
won their great popularity purely on
their merits. G. Z. Roos Druggist.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16

Henry Willard, the railroad genius,
has sprung upon the public another
vast and gigantic scheme for placing
the Northern Pacific on a creditabie
footing and making himself the presi-
dent Of the road. The plan provides
for the consolidation of the Wisconsin
Central and Baltimore & Ohio with the
Northern Pacific system, thus connect
ing the two oceans and revolutionizing
international traffic in general. 1t
seems too as though the scheme would
be 90.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16

The Pioneer Press folks commenced
to move into tueir new building yester-
day. Their quarters are now the finest
of any newspaper in the country and
there is every reason for expecting that
they will celebrate the event with q
spread eagle supplement of the richest
print.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16

Mrs. John A. Logan, the widow of
the soldier and statesman, entertained
twenty thousand Knights Templar and
eheir ladies at her Washington home
last Thursday evening. 1t must have
been a magnificent affair, and the mem
DRY Of this good American woman will
no doubt live long in the minds of the
guests. She is indeed worthy of honor.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16

The New York World promises in
advance that it will..give its readers the
details of the Kemmler execution, al
though the law, as in this state, pro-
vides for secrecy. We do not know
who the unfortunate John Day Smith
of that state is, but we can imagine his
feelings.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16

Representative Breckenridge, of Ar
kansas, says the democrats will be fair
in the next Congress and will not throw
a single obstacle in the way Of rational,
unsectional legislation by the republi-
cans. Does Mr.. Breckenridge repre-
sent the Democratic party or is he only
spokesman for HIMSELF
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-10-16

AS between Connecticut and the Da-
kotas, there seems to be wide gulf.
The former defeated the prohibition
amendment last Tuesday by a vote of
nearly thirty Thousand.