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The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18

For srring lamb and Washington dressed
beef go 10 v n. Kelly. Ninth .treof vim,
Centre Market, and N. L. Market, Fifth and
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18

@HEMENBER that tie payment Of Prizes
j GALVANIZED 81 FOUR NATIONAL
hanks 81 AeW Orleans. aud the tickets aTs
signed - the President 81 al institution
whose chartered rights are recognized III the
highest courts, Therefore, beware 81 AZ ! imi
LaL1Qls Or auQlg NOUS schemes
REMEMBER thar ne sIPRHFH COURT
" IEih Nli ~ STATES has decided that
Lae L94la-4lla state Lottery %, has q CON
EhalE YIN tle state 81 Louisiana which
l94s BOT AAFlhk UNTIL JANUARY f.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18
BASEBALL GOSSIP
THE WlLNlNGT0NS DEFEATED TN
a WELL-PLAYED GAME.
OUR TEAM RAPED The BALL HARD
Chances Of the Senators to Get Into the
Lead---The Newarks Play To Day.
Now in Fifth Place.

Washington slipped into ffth place
/ yesterday by defeating the Wilmington
Club, while Jersey CITY, It's rival for
The position, was being trounced by
Worcester The game was ono of the
most enjoyable Of the season. well
played throughout, and Astounding In
difficult plays that were loudly an.
plauded Daniels made his first an.
rcarancc here, and did excellent work
lie had good command of the ball. only
sending three men to first, one on balls
and the others by being hit by the bali.
Until the eighth inning, when the game
was practically won, he held the Wi.
mingion baticrs down to a minimum
number Of hits, but in that Inning he
eased up In his work and allowed three
two. baggers TO be made of his delivery.
Two runs were scored on these. but that
was as far as the Delaware boys got. for
in The last inning Daniels settled down
and retired them In stair step order.
stein delivery was no puzzle TO the
local men, for they batted hard from
start to finish, making Is hits with
total Of 10 bases The fielding on both
sides was excellent, and only a very few
errors marrcd the work of either side.
Wilmington made two pretty double
plays.
The umpiring of Mahonev was the
best that has ever been seen here, in
any games no matter what association
they were played in. He was all over
the field, and not a point in the game
missed his attention. He was far bet.
ter than any Of the old League umpires.
and such work as he did yesterday was
superior to any that GafTney ever did
In his life. IL was remarkable exhi.
billion in that respect and one that a
person docs not often witness.
Whistler and Bird We'd with each |
other to see who could make the largest |
number Of hits, and the big first base. |
man came out ahead, making four hits |
to Birds three. Bird evencd Il up. how. |
ever, on triple. Dagger, which he would |
have stretched into home run had he |
not fallen after passing tirst base.
To-day the Ncwarks will play here
and Phillips will do the honors for the
local team. 1t seems that Manager
Irolt has been guilty Of a little BIT of
sharp practice, for yesterday he signed |
Anderson, the well known pitcher of |
The Philadelphia club and who recently /
won several games for the Whining. /
tons. IL Is expected that he will pitch |
Tor The visitors, and II so the game will |
DC battle royal between pitchers.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18

M A. DAUPHIE,

All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes Money orders issued b an Express
C1mI a. e Of Rev YORK Exchange.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18

We the undersigned banks aud banEers
vii pay an prizes drawn IN the Louisiana
state Lotteries which may be presented at
our counters:
Il. NJ. WALhsLEY, Pres't La. Nat. Bank.
7. LAAAUA, Pres't state Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Fres't n. o. Nat. Bank
CARL K0HN, Prss't Union Nat Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
viii take place
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
NEW ORLEANS,
tuesday, JULY rs, 1880.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18

The Cecils have Teorganized AMI
would ike 10 hear from all clubs whose
members are under IA years Of age
Address j Collins, 1929 Thirty sixth
slIeeI
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18
REGAUDlNG GLEASON.

The announcement exclusively In Tue
CRITIC day before yesterday that there
would likely be a change within a few
days that would be somewhat ia the
nature Of surprise, referred TO Gleason.
IL was known at the time that Sullivan
was on the lookout for a good man 10
replace him, but he declared last night
he did not propose TO make any change
until he could better himself. Gleason
Is valuable man for his batting, but he
Is of In throwing, and for that reason
men beat the ball to first when thew
should be put out. Ills batting com.
pcnsates for this however, In a great
measure, and II he throws as well as he
did yesterday nobody will think about
releasing him. II Is unfortunate that
The story should have been telegraphed
away, giving the names and circum.
stances, for II excited "Brudder" Bill
considerably, aud he was at President
Hewiit's Office Immediately after the
game 70 find out whether there was any
truth In the story.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18

The Washinetons put up a llyeller
game Of ball yesterday than they have
done for some time They hit and
ieIded well and did some excellent
team work by sacrifice hitting al oppor-
tune times. II Is just such work as this
that lands a club az the top and keeps II
there. The local club ought TO reach
first place By the Fourth of July, If II
can continue the playing Il has been do.
ing recently II Is only SIX games be
hind the leaders, and Il ought 10 be a
comparatively easy matter 10 reduce
that lead, with the long series on the
home grounds.
New Haven played its last game on
the home grounds yesterday, and now
Il will have taste of how a club fares
away from home That il will dFon
seems inevitable, and, of course. Wash
ingl0n Is going b profit By that drop
Baltimore being at home may manage
10 hold its own but il has been PLAYING
IN big luck lately and a change Is very
likely TO follow. Washington NAV be
able 70 pass Newarks this week, as il Is
only three games behind, aud If ID can
win 10 day and 10 morrow Il will
do 50. The present outlook Is decidedly
favorable % the local team getting up
among The leaders very shortly ana
remaining there
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18

Aadrez Registered Letters containing Cur
rluCy %
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
new Orleans. ia.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

- For CLuE RATES Of any further ilf0Fma-
lion desired write leg0lg % the undersigned,
clearly stating your residence, With state,
county street and Number More rapid re-
turn mall delivery WlIl be assured bF Four
lallosaE az envelope bearing your full ad-
dress.
The daily critic. (Washington City, D.C.) 1890-1890, 1890-06-18
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In eject MAY II, 1890.

Fon ALEXANDRIA, 40, 6.35, 7.45. $40. ass.
100 M 1903 noon, 9 O5 $50, g, ass. GOT
6Nl lOC5 and II 30 y m. On Sunday az 4.9O
go, g45, 1855, m, ESQ, col, soy, and Il. los
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

The ''fair" and "bszssF" method OF
rsising money for church aad chsrta-
bic objects, SO widely in vogue N these
days. involves the necessity OK a de-
psrture from some OF the recognized
methods Of business procedure. En-
terprises organized. az many OF these
are. hastily and cut Of widely ferent
elements. cannot, ia the nature OF
things. conform n a. respects to con
ventiOusl lines. Il may Be that maay
unjust judgments have been passed
upon these lSudahle attempts Of benev-
oleuos to solve the hard financial prob
lem.
But do not thsss very difficulties lsy
upon managers % cations of eHtrs-
ordnsry care against the giving of Of
Tense Many persous are slrsady re-
zrstEux fast tne managers % tue far
hsve thought lt necessary 70 sdopt =
wbsel Of fortune as part of the
machinery Of Their most praise worthy
enterprise. Especially &t the very
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
THAT PROTEST.

Yesterday mornings TELEGRAM
HERALD published as news item, the
fact tnat ut Trinity church on Sunday,
protest had been entered against the
ordination of II. II. Johnston, as a min
ister of God. The protest was made by
Rev. Sidney II. Woodford, now em-
ployed on the TELEGRAM-HERALD. Mr..
Woodford was formerly rector of the
church where the ordination took
place, and for that reason two of our
contemporaries attributed to Mr..
Woodford's action "a desire to get
even," and the Leader reproduced a
part of the TELEGRAM-HERALD's artI-
Gle, and referred TO it "his own account
Of what followed"
Its due 10 Mr.. Woodford TO state
that be did not write nor cause to be
written one line OF anything that has
appeared in these columns. On the
contrary, he made request that, if
possible, no mention be made of the
matter. His request could not
be granted, for the reason
that newspaper must give
TO its readers, the news. The account
was written by an eye witness, but not
by Mr.. Woodford. Instructions were
gwen to avoid making the article sensa-
tional and make it = bare narrative of
farts which was done
Any attempt to impute to Mr..
woOdford any but the purest of
motives in making the protest
are unworthy the source from
whence they come. The opportunity
for the protest is part Of the ritual Of
the church and if not there for pur.
pose, should be removed. The Bishop
vas notified that the public protest
would he made should the necessity
arse, hence could have avoided the
scene IN church had be elected to do so
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
soaRow on qas sFAGR.
snatlAsg f.ess wttA Aehs.x asArss q
Ase11zis Fa<as.r

OF ths huu4reos a. H2sln's ThszlsT
lsss nixbs me 2agaea sna snoulso al
TIE AazsnE sltasaoas N % { Olson"
not one per oent we're aware Of TIE
breaking hearts q ssys1al q TIE people
on ne stage.
Gas iieSgs n2s 9esn playing the title
role. bag yesterday he fell Oot If a sec-
o1d story wsnd0w and was ssroosly IN
iured. Ihs wAs $50. ano Al lsu min
utes Of his uRarFslaay, X. l.. Scogt.
VAS notified that he would DC sxpoctsd
10 al hesge's place.
M. Sc0ts complied, bat ne would
gladly have gwen a months salary II
BE could have stsla away from the
thezIef. Only thai morning he had
buried his ltlle daughter. whom he
fairly ld0lxed. Al. that day his nerves
had been strained ~ the greatest ten-
son, bat he managed 10 look after tue
reneSTsal OF several new people who
had been added u the company.
Then he went on and played Ole Oh
son.
lie did il well, too None OF those
who saw him would imagine him 10 be
anything but the sI0lld Swede he repre-
senied himself To be. for they could
not see him come OF the stage after
singing comic song and drop down ia
char utterly exhausted. They ap-
plauded the actor, but were not aware
Of the sufterlngs endured by the man.
Heege's vile and child were also
members OF the company, and sus-
tanned their paris during the evening,
not knowing whether the husband and
father was alive or dead az the time.
But every one OF the actors gave good
performance, aud the audience ap-
plauded as heartily as If there were no
such things as sorrow and misery N
this world.
Truly an actors l.fe is not oil sun.
SHINE by any means.--ChIcago Journal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
The Humane Society.

The annual meeting of the Humane
Society will be held in the parlors OF
the Park Congregational Church this
evening. The meeting has been called
for 7:30 to accommodate those who
may desire to attend the Masonic Fair
afterward, to dispose of their surplus
cash. If the many friends of the socl-
ETY. will give tangible evidence of their
interest by their presence, We shall
have a large and enthusiastic meeting.
II any OF our citizens are dissatisfied
with the management, they also will be
most welcome. and will be permitted
the freest expression Of opinion. Offiic-
ers will be chosen. and important re-
ports viii be presented.
CHARLES FIUHRER,
President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

senator ATth1r p oerEsa. q Mary
lA1as . gecoku - a. CO q re kren-
est pssiiE-ei4az sos . * foea3 e tks
Demoexa1e party. hs = slso oas e
s-e mesk srasns Democrats Ia tee
coaRtgg. 10 ons ~oul1 Fe}osee more
tnAa ks over substantial galn - hs
party. Bas be sees lstls Ii the recens
sleet0a - rejoloe oseE. he Las d,s-
covered taat careful Fsxis~ 0f the ng-
ares shows = very s.isht Increase Ia tie
pealOcraEe vote, sale q discloses
very Args falling OF Ia the Rspabllozn
yots, As compared 18th thzt vete =
lsse. tie says 70 his party While
the Democrats taEougnout the land are
~ os coogrsEusatsd ca tie handsome
aaannsr IA shich they t1rned out and
sent 70 the polls On election day, i
must not be forgotten thai a careful re-
view Of the nguTes wiil shO~ bat a
81 ignt increase Ia the Democratic vote.
iL sili not 10 for as - break ranks and
imagine that we have secured = posi-
ton that canDot be shAken by cur eu-
emles two years hence. have been
looking over the figures this morning.
and nad that Ne polled within 300 Of
our full vote ia Baltimore City, while
the Republicans where several thousand
short. SO II goes in nearly al OF the
States. The returns show that the Re-
publicans were 50 disgUsted with their
leaders in Congress that they refused
70 vote Tor them. They did not turn
around aud vote fo- Us, but they simply
remained away from the polls. Thus
Il will be seen that men do not change
their politics any more readily than
they change their religion. They will
refuse 70 vote with their party some-
times, but they seldom vote with their
enemies. IL, therefore, behoOyes our
people 10 MAINTAIN their organization
and endeavoF TO hold the advantage
they have gained in the recent strug-
gle"
But his party will not heed his worcs.
They are bent on repeating political
history. They Will rush on 10 their
own destruction. They deem this VIC
tory u be decision of the people in
favor of Democracy and its doctrines,
and they Will give the people so nausea
ting does Of those doctrines, that the
| people, in two years, will spew them
and their doctrines both out together.
Mills, Crisp, Breckenridge, Bynum,
Springer and all the rest OF the odori-
ferrous gang are demanding the passage
of a radical free-trade tariff bill. Mllle {
| is just ss rabid as ever be was. He
went all through the North and West
on a free-trade missionary tour and he
accepts the results of the elections as
an endorsement of his doctrines. He
really believes that enough Republican
Senators have been converted TO pas:
such 4 measure as he favors. A:
Speaker of the next House. he will sc
organize the Committee on Ways and
Means, that it will promptly bring III
and push through tariff bill that will
put his other bill TO the blush.
Senator German is right. Republi
cans take the Oft year to work off any
dissatisfaction they may have with
their own psrty managers. But they
have faculty of getting together agar
in the Presidential years that astonishel
the Democracy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11


nMIN6 ~ IAE McklNL.Et kll.l. 4 gIesaa,s
- the pflee 81 ~ lets 81 ae @t t&ase1 Be
lars aeAt - ne. - - Aea te.e - eeis =
tAt taFtu sNr> e1ecf II = freflA~ AeEell .
bseok. eppssite sseeis AeseA
keoR sALE on EENH-siage Ne. 81 K.ss
kfsase 81, euitstie fef EeheFs siecs = er
= eeftf a. ~, = sea -. - Nes. lese.
kast fNitea. a. Alss S&sl ksAA 49, aAa sl.As
- ieAn, Iatfis bfea As
WuIfAA \. eIIBERf. general reA estate
W aseal Al klAas II olls psoPeltt b.agli I,
kaia ~ exSlskkE AaHes g. ioaE. t4n AeA
ses me Ones epeA evenings hoom q y isei =
scat easaaine. SIS
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~ n NShln9tel ana i.sIAy ttte-sis lltasa 81 5
e.fReF 10 ksoa nei1 1eefhes.a nsecfa esl.-
ataleneess Stii la seis ehe@ri tsrn.s ~ sait,
Cal = & Sheidon.st Are Jane i Carr. SIS
EaoR SALE As nsw home. Ne = Terrace
Il ave fusI south 81 Wealthy. enc ui taa
psefflesf sites sbe beat RoiEhborheaas Ia the
csI,, a. maaern a. pTsf fsaeAts Aaa tfn ra0a s.
hAtt cnf doNA tAt price louT huna 60 ~
lAfs ana onrF 10 laf skle fol xs~t A. ~
huoAaas1. LsdyAra eieeA. reeiAs @l,a :, Al
KaoK SAEE-Nex ll-roon hoass ou Terraeo.
49,. between Lawn Court and fiith-sft.,
hrick eel tuTNsVr. genirAicd ccllei UA acf cAttfo
house sf0er city ssfef, cisiern. sas. msElct
lli1 Leariu has NlndVs, outside chimney. hfsi
story nDiNhrl IL paueltd oak. inziar cles.i
alartde iasatory end bath tuh With hof And
cold wafer. iol aoAisa Kradra, saaece, saIa
wAlks and concrete street NelkA yafe iAii q
natal asks house tuiit - Ne ! materials al
tAf'aghs prise ss1ol - pcf month. Aaw
Areem house ca faris ave. NttA ~ IA @aera IA
improvements t'ooi af g. prr mnnth g pay
rses-sse. 81 irom $50 g. flnS. tharlos ".
Tafls Ledysrd bock foArlst entrance
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

Rooms AND TOWER HLoOK.
DEGOIIA BROS................ Promoters
WANTED-NA ilslp-t mSehiaisis. rub.
W beTs fafaisheis. cabinet u1hefa. ~
wood cutters, boys. % you arc out ~ WorA
come Ia
lNANrED-FemAls Help g.ris Cor gen
W cral A0usepork. chan bCrnalcS lala-
dress I sieaOkiApher.
ron SAlK-1a young man win StN cast. -
Boy = interest 10 grocery and cry goods
stock IN rapidly improving pAI 60 TIE ci 81
iscufh enc; reinNiniue partner has DAG wars
experienced Eo0d established business tor
some ole.
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-soA acres " isad,
-. miles from ere city. l4lo Peaches 80
pears SO apples good oui40iogs.
tok sALE- 10 room mouse on houih LAiaS-
eite-st. modern hnish, cable cars fan ~
FOR EXCHANGE-2 acres two miles from
eaugstuck. 100 peach trees bearing ~
STANDARD pear trees % cherry. - apple -
plums. 20 goosberresS acres q straw berries.
good house ana o&ra- Price s2u1J.
kOk SALE-9 room house on Lsrrave-st near
Aenham-aFe, near both cattle AID electric
car nnes With al modern improf feDsnts.
Price also easy terms
EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-lBostou Mass
\ A nne ~ room house on East-st. large l0f.
city water. furnace. and al Modern improve
ments 10 exchange Tor dwelling IN Boston.
Mass.
HUN 0hAL NAs La IA ~ is--ls4 otfff ltAttl Is
Il miles from city 10 improved balance
beech and maple timber IS room brick housa
large basement barn ano other cut buildings
10 exchange fog ety property.
L'0R SAlE-il-room house on Fast Bridge-st..
furnace. sewer. city water, corner lot and
finely finished. price sso0. easy terms
EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-sro room house
IL and large corner lot. room for anotber
house op lot. on two graded sirects with sew
ers. etc. 10 exchange FOR farm would assume
some incumbrance.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
VI erty IN sums 10 suit hOOmsb 2ndf Tower
block
HOUSES and rooms % rent; also a number o.
H good tenants -sautlng % rent bnng ID
your keys Rooms and = Tower block
DEGOLTA BRoS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
W|HAHS & OWEN
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

Telephone -- 80
WANTED -Fcmsle Heip-Four dininR-room
W girs. laundry gils. genera Afs.
small families. wages from = 10 8, young
girls for places in tue country. With privilege
oi going 10 school Ladies farlor. Tower
block.
WANTED-Male Help-Two aremen. 2 scroll
w Sawyers bar boy. BOY 20 bein ~ lac
tory. several agents. snd Tower block
TOR SALF-A Groom house. with pantry and
closets. ia b good nelgnOorhooo on Senief-
81. only s.spA
COR sALE-An Sroom house on Jurner-sL.
lot 81 4 -. only tts1A
TOR SALE-h bsrgsiBi only $3.50 Tor =
A. room house. iarge lot. on Turner 81.
FOR sALE-Three vacant lots on Turner.
Il soc.
FOR sALK-so 100 feet on West Bridge. -
per foot
ITO FxCHANeE-A to-acre farm a. 5000 =
Il good team SO, xho some cash. ic ga
and shoes or hardware. or VII trace f0f
small grist mill. stone run.
c1r00 WILL BUY a. sroom house. nicely
Oh w finished very convenient on lrov-
S1-00 FOR nice sroom house on Center
*lsOV 81. vii exchange for house anc lat
on West Side.
LrOR FALE-only sIZs0 Tor s-room house.
Il pantry and closets on u gh.&no ave large
lot: two more houses could BE- built on it.
terms easy bargain.
<Qnn IOR neat lite house on Lincoln.
1CVV ST iof ss1ZlI. fcrfns cay.
noR SALE or EXCHANGE-A good sroom
II house or Madison ave good barn large
LOT. vill fskp vacant lots In east o. south - q
fcity. ] new house on IEss-sf. fnlcf cts on
Casa 81 8 bargain. I on James fltti at
saao. some large iots on bin opt eeufh lIfi-
sion-si., tssa.
GOOD BUSINESS CUANCB-we hsve a nice
" clean nffle stock Of staple groceries vel
located in the city. 70 efcfanfe fpf vacant
ists. scfness IN the family The Gauss Invoices
about tiJo.
rfryy q general stocks. J crv pooo. stock sFuo :
u drug steeks. Z hsrdvEre stocks. hFfrT
stocks Ffu city.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

The Sweet Singer Of Michigan in an
idle moment dashed off these touching
lines. "If you feel a little pale. think
OF joiner and the whale and the
frightened phsoe OF JoneT when be
thought himself goner New YORK
World
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
Card of Thanks

The undeTs gnsd desires 70 tender be
heartfelt thanks to the many friends
Who 20 kindly offered assistance ard
ENCOURAGEMENT in toe hours Of his lais
Bereavement. the loss q hs beloved
wIfe. CosxETzUs MssTESBRooE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

FoRD hopes that the next Legislature
will know enough to get through It's
work in 90 days. But it VIII not. The
Democracy can not undo the Republi-
can work OF 80 years and reduce the
State 70 Democratic simplicity in that
length of time. And Ford knows bet
ter
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

THs Cobds8itss Of Eng.aE1 prefer
Clsse.and ss Their czEcld2te for she
PE~slaeEcy, and tbs DelnoeTScy Nil
aoabsless fall .n Win their advice, a.
the ColdeAltes furnish Ihe czmp& ign
Faases
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
PERCY SNYDER
- Csnsl-st.
ABEL T. PAGE,

Feon 7 ksRsynsl5s 81 grs'a Rspos
Fsvs srs ssas Fssa Fststs esssss snf No.
Faess. Invssts Nsnty iE Iroflsb.f Fas ress
Ente-rrlses sns psrinf Essi Esteis sfserls-
ti.rx Nor~y ft iaxr - sars ses.rrf ur1r e.t
.tgs securities sf,snFs-s ~ sfF err risi. re
&C. purehsse ef-sp ef exrsffff hrrnt fsrr.
iss or srha,her property v'H e. 49, 81 rs
sat 49, visf hs7t ~ ss.s Ths Ms r. lag.
81 -sisss. fran ~ lenf rss.senes Isl enc cry
snt nsHv rss-- ls ffs rea' -ststs fusbess-
.sfs th.-nsrs srev.ecrs - vsaass v.a -
& s-s1z afTsr tszs tt HzFsrk
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

CoNaDERABhE discussion has been
had recently on the question, ''Can a
politician De Christian The most
trying time to = politicians Christianity
comes Immediately after election. In
the exuoerance Of success be Is liable 90
ovsrstep the bounds of Christian de-
corum and IN the misery OK defeat he
= tempted 70 indulge IN curses not
loud but deep."
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

kisae sn<n al AIS pssssfs - tes 49,
sFamsnt are ssmIoeaee - suppress tie
sssls * -ns aottery : sesaas tat tie
Aasesle far agat wsl have cFssn
tie Lac lasl IA s.as q ths snesl C
f..rI-..e
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

THE St. Louis Globe-Democrat re-
calls the fact that there have been FIVE
tidal waves IN the annals of American
pohtics-in 1910, 1852, 1874, 1882 and
1890. Tidal waves soon subside.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

THAT possibility, discovered hy some
hopeful Republican. that part of the
Republican State ticket had pulled
safely through. seems to have gone out
st last in utter darkness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

" there are 10 be any Republicans
left IN the House Of the SD Congress,
let us know their names as soon as
possible.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

FoRD's friends almost killed him by
the way they "whooped" hun up be-
fore. They have started out TO finish
him this time.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

STANLEY tells a good story of the
death OF Major BArttelot. But Stanley
IS still in the land Of the talker while
the major IS not.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,

Has the next Republican campaigT
begun already II not. why not,
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

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regularly, or ~ao may have reason to
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special favor by Informing this once OF
the fact al onee. send postal card er call
up teiePhons S3t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11

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