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~ Unemployed Workmen. Atteption
- Dr " Z: o'Donnell at the sand-lot new Citv
nan ave, oNDAf, April 18TH at p. NJ Subject.
" Nork Rain or shine. Come and hear the orsat
aht.Shlnese orator speak. His promises TO tIe
Worlhgnlen OF this city when Mayor; win break
up Doss rule, give You well-regulated CITY govern
ment, aud by doing this make San Francisco sneh
mat you will take pride in being CITIZEN The Ont
hese VIII surely be removed outside the CITY limits
when O,DoNNELL Is our MAYOR. If you do NOT hs
heye ask your neighbor. 10000 votes guaranteed at
ne6t eiection All unemployed citizens are re-
order A SCIiIyEE1S PsiH. ny
- L. Ahhh II oeofetdry. apl2 cts
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MDFS@ Hermann Lodge, No. IDS. .,s,nnug,>.
IS>O i. o. o. F.--The officers and mem SSzr~NS<
oers OF the Funeral Committee are 3k<SSSa
quested TO assemble at their hall. odd ~>>1iNSS~-
telows' Building. SUNDAY, April 18th Mt an
o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose of attending the fn
neral OF our late brother, +. Il. GUNDLACH
HY LIeoTzKI, Secretary. api II a. a.
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DR. AKIN, Z GRANT AVE; LOW FEES: EYr.
Dung all ais; men ladies. confidently consult free
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~ The Single Tax Society Meets This
o~S SUNDAY EVENING at st. Georges Hall
90912 Market 81. Speaker, JAMES H. BARRY
subject, The Unemployed, Trades Unions and the
Single Tax" Music and singing. Admission free
ii. L. PLEACE President
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KY5' Funeral NOTICE, A. o. q. W. ,,yi,.
80 Unity Lodge, No. 81, A. D. U. w-To .SAAg>.
the funeral escort: You are hereby notified fs@te-
TO attend the funeral of our late brother Gl.ssS
HARRIS RAPHAEL, from the lodge-room Dad
Fellows Binding. on SUNDAY, A,riI 10 iSgo az
p NJ sharp. The fines fOrs non-attendance W III
be strictly enforced. "iii
CHARLES H BOYCOTT. M. w.
w. +. LENIHAN Recorder ,nIoo.
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MARE TWAIN'S NEW BOOK, "A oONNEOrT-
w cut Yankee in King ArthurS Court" a keen and
powerful satire English nobility aud ROYALTY
immense sales; big profits. Apply quickly for ter
and territory to A L. BANCROFT Il CO., 1872 Posi-
ST.. San Francisco. nol3 II
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A GENTS SHOULD WRITE FOR ILLUsTRATED
circular and terms for weeks trial of Missouri
Hasheri washes d1rtieSt clothes clean hot steam
without rubbing; easily sold: profitable j.
WORTH st. Louis Mo- ocg0 6mo Vyesu
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ TO w hom it May COncern-I Mrs
IS~S Dnnphy, nave been informed that aid has been
given me from the Associated Charities to 538
sixth street. have never received knew where
TO apply Tor the said aid before last Monday l lost
my sight some years ago. have 3 children and nv
husband dled the 3Oth of last December. / would
like to have this investigated to know who used my
name at the said number. 1 am living at 3D. Gil
bert street near Bryant going on sixteen months
Anril u. 1890. LAM q a. m
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- Austrai asian Club, 1920 Mar eff
~ street-A special meeting of all members OF
the above club Will be held on WEDN ESDAY NEXT
at O'Clock P. N. sharp. The attendance OF every
member Is respectfully requested, important hus
ness viii be brought forward.
ROBERT Cox, See. w. X. G. SAMUELS, MD
an12 ,..si-''.
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GIRL DO GENERAL HoUsEwoRK; MUST BE
" fair cook: 2 adults and 2 children in family;
country; hours from city; fare paid. Call this
morning, 721La Oak ST.. apl3 lt+
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NOTICES of MEETINGS.

~ The Members of Caifor- SS.1zlb..
S> ma Lodge, .. o. F., re- SSS<<yE2SSS<-
queSted to be present at our next regu- 5S<geSse=
lar meeting, MONDAY EVENING, ~/HINIS~7
April 14th. Initiation. T. T. ATKINSON, n G.
9. r QUIeLAY Recording Secretary. apis Ut
ESS Notice - The Officers and .,AnAll,
NE members OF Parker Lodge, No. SS-s@sS><-
l24, /. o. o. F., hereby notified to 81
attend the next regular meeting OF the '|/IfHSS~
lodge TUESDAY EVENING, April 18th The cleo
ton OF representatives to the Grand Lodge viii take
place and full attendance is requested. BY order
ARTHUR BAKER, n. 6.
HENRY J. HYLASD, r. S. apis 81
ES Veteran Firemen's Associa-
@~S ton OF California-Specal services ls,-15IiN
VIII be held for our late brother, J. s. - -
GORE, at the Woodbridge Presbyterian Church,
corner OF Twentieth and Capp streets by I. J. CUR
rs pastor on THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, April
Is, 1890, al 8 O'Clock. Members are request ed TO
meet in their hall on Sunday evening at O'Clock
or at the church at O'Clock. BY order
l. II. HOPKINS, Sec. Is j. G. ROBERTS, Pres.
RS Regular Monthly Open ON,
esS meeting of the CaledOnian Cub n "a ~
VIII be held at their hall, III Larkln w TN,S
street, on FRIDAY MEX {, April 18th. <Sa9$
Ali friends OF the Caedonian Club cordially in
ylted. Iiy order ID II LITERARY COMMITTEE
RS Grand Gathering of the
- ClanS-Tne San Francisco Gale N II "
DOMAIN Club VIII hold its tw ty-fourth an NJ W.
nual gathering and games at Shell Mound %4SSa
Park Berkeley. on SATURDAY. May 81 1890
THOMAS WILSON, Secretary. apis SUIT sa II
RR The Single Tax Society Meets This
~ SUNDAY EVENING at st. Georges Hall
90912 Market 81. Speaker, JAMES H. BARRY
Subject. The Unemnlnyed Tradas U,fnDg 81 a.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

diamond IN JGI4 ,.i--- ,. g.. -er, put II IN
the bowl of his pipe. then filed it up with
tobacco.
When he landed. and while the inspect
ors were sitting his few worldly posses
sions, the immigrant was making various
futile attempts to light his pipe, but just
when about 20 do 50 he would make some
remark TO the inspectors and the match
would go ont In a short time he was in
an east side hotel, luggage and all. whence
he was soon transferred TO one of the city's
sristocratic abodes
Another equally clever scheme is worked
this way; A European gentleman deals
heavily in fine lewelry OF all kinds. His
private partner presumably exports well
known makers fancy toilet soaps TO his
brother. simple grocer over here. The
exporter has fine facsimile single cake
mold with the name. etc, of the maker.
minus one letter in the name. One or
more Of the cakes Of soap is split and hol-
lowed out and filed with jewels The
cakes are then put into the mold and soon
have the appearance Of new cakes. When
the box OF soap arrives st IT'S destination
in America the simple grocer knows by the
absence of the letter IN the makers name
which axes ---a g. Is-. So Sr.'-1 A. rss-
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slble ne harGs the contents over 10 his rel
alive. dealer over here who finds ready
market.
An importing friend Of mine once told
me that it IS invariably the repeaters Of
old tricks who are caught smuggling An
ingenious person can carry on the game as
his mental fertility brings forth a new
scheme.
The purser on one Of the steamers plying
between San Francisco and China used 10
be the butt of his fellow officers on account
Of his old fashioned. big saddled. clumsy
bicycle. He had ridden his old machine, be
said, until il had become second wife %
him. Every opportunity be got be sailed
forth on his bicycle both in China and
over here. He retired wealthy a short
tine ago. and then the cat got ont Of the
bag. His big. clumsy saddle was hollow.
and every time he rode forth IN China he
returned with the hollow part filed with
opium. which he carefully hid in the YES
~el. and every time he rode forth N san
F-ancisco be in ike manner carried part
o! his cargo into the city, finding ready
customer
Tie latest diamond trick IS this Cut the
buttons CT your overcoat, place unset
seo-es inside The top o. the button, cover
a1;a c.ctR ana sex them OF AiTes-l- ns
--.-esoe Dzys Tor tEe sToab.e aE1 goes -
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SMUGGLING AS AN ART.
Ingenious Schemes Which Have Deceive
Old Customs Omcers.


Standing on pier near the gangway Of
one of the great Atlantic liners, a cyclonic
laugh was playing havoc within me while
watching the nervous antics of fair pas
senger. Her face, neck, wrists and amply
displayed ankles gave her the suspicion of
registering l25 pounds net weight, while
her body, with its bulk of appendages,
would insure clean bill OF lading 10 the
tune of 30 pounds. 1t is needless to say
that when she had passed through Uncle
Sans inquistorial alembic she had fallen
10 her normal condition.
Ii may be incidentally stated here that
any attempt TO introduce 70 these shores
in single jump. duty free, a silk mill, a
glove factory and a complete emporium Of
gold and precious stones is slightly over
doing things
One of the smarteSt bits of smuggling
know OF occurred when one of the largest
and hsndsomeSt diamonds in this country
owned at present by one of our leading
families~--waS brought in duty free. Here
is the scheme: Among the steera-e passeD-
gers was a respectable hooking workman
with large Dutch pipe. Just ss he az
nroached Castle Garden he wrapped Jhs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01
DEATHS FINAL CONQUEST.

The glories OF our birth aue state
Are shadows, not substantial thiugsi
There is no Rrnor against fate
Death lays his icy hand on kings;
Scepter and crown
Must tumble down,
And in the dust be equal made
With the poor crooked scythe and spade
Some men with swords may reap the field.
And plant fresh laurels where they kill;
But their strong nerves at last must Yield
They tame but one another stiI,
Early or late
They stoop 10 fate,
And must give up their raurmurinc breath
When they, pale captives, creep TO death.
The garlands wither on your brow
Then boast no more your mighty deeds;
Upon DEATH purple altar, now,
See where the victor victim bleeds,
All heads must come
To the cold tomb
Only the actions Of the Just
Smell sweet ana blossom in the dust.
yves Shirley
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01
TWO sABY FEET.

Only swe baby feet 80 pink and fair;
So email hold them both within my hand.
And bending low kiss them tenderly,
With thoughts which none but mothers undsr
stand
I note each line Of dainty baby grace
Which those dear feet unconsciously possess;
Dear dimpled feet how long or short way
You have to journey; who can tell or gueSsi
Dear httla feet that lie yet al unstained
BY contact with world by sin deiled;
Ny mother-heart prays God most fervently
That she win guide those restless feet. my child
And bending DER thy pesceful couch ask
Unanswered questions Of thy future days;
Iloag to know il these dear feet win tread
Upward or down. through rough or pleasans
ways
cannot tel: It Is not mine TO know
What God, In wisdom, for Tny child hath plaunsA
And il Is best, dear one, that it Is so;
For human reason might not understand.
But he who guides the timid sparrow's figns
When it has fiuttered from its sheltered home
Will not forget my child by day or nigh:
Where'er or far those baby feet may roam
Mrs Mary FELTON, In Good Housekeeping
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

Island No. "a. on the Mississippi. has sn
owner. bit belongs 20 no state, county or
township. Prom = paper read before the
Engineers' club % this city i appears that
according % The enact rneat whereby tbs
states OF Arkansas ard Mississippi were
created. the river boundary Of the former
.r.@nds 20 r,id-strexrr. thzt Ct the lsftsT 20
unid-channei Herein Is tie di&culfy- y
dissipated freshet tarned the current
against tie MiSs.ksippi bzak. and shifted
ehe former position 81 Ha-chsnnei many
rods 10 the eastward. 20 that tke fortunate
or uuf0rfunzte owner fousd his poss~ss'oEss
beFond bot , the rid river post q ArEsa-
Saz and IKE sd --hsrzEI nc - Ms s-irzt
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amphaui5
| have known a case where pair OF bob
low heels on lsdy's shoe contained more
wealth than a modern shoe store The
shoes were worn simply TO come ashore
with
It a notorious fact that IL ron desire a
nice cigar O. bottle Of bay oil. acquire the
acquaintance Of some lady OF color v 70
manipulates the sailors washing.
Uncle Sans inspectors are expert Judges
OF humanity. and hence Il Is only the reck-
less. unruffied. though simple looking gen
fuses who succeed in sInugzling.-Ae"
York World
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

the Seventh congressional district sent
him to Washington as a representative
He was twice reelected, and held his seat
as member until the adjournment soma
days ago. While in congress be was chair
man OF the coinage COMMITTEES, and a
member of the banking and currency and
the agricultural committees. His party
friends say that 'he is well fitted to carry
on the steps 70 be taken toward . Pan,
American currency, and to DO Of material
service TO farmers and other producers in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

He WAS born in
Knox county, Ills,
in 1S43, and served
through the war
with credit. He
went TO Iowa in
lS6S, and there en-
gagged in the dual
calling of lawyer
and farmer until
the Republicans
elected him state.
treasurer, an Of
fee which he held
for two terms.
Then the voters of
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Human Hair from Canton.

Eighty thousand pounds Of human hair,
salued at 1919, appear in the trade returns
of Canton. and il could be wished that il
did not. says our consul there. for a. the
majority comes from the heads 81 b~ggars,
criminals and dead persons IL Is not pleas
ant 70 think Of itz being worn BY the ladies
e. home, even although u goes through
long processes % pnrihcstioa before IL IL
made NJ mo wig. chIxnons. waterfalls,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

wnen Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

Hon. Edwin Hurd Conger. recently APP
pointed United States minister to Brazil,
Is a man in the prime Of life, aad POSSESSES
considerable knowledge Of pubic Affairs
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First Lutheran church, w. L. Seakrook.
pastor-Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Pub
lie worship at ii a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Sub
Ject of morning sermon, classification"
# evening sermon, Daniel"
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The Wright Presbyterian Mission on
Eighteenth street--Preaching tomorrow
evening at $50 by the pastor, Rev. c. II.
McCreery. Y. p S c. Z. at $50 p. m.
Sunday school at 3p IN. Prayer meeting
on Thursday evening at $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

First Baptist church. Rev. s. c. Post
will preach in the morning at II. No even
ing service. Sabbath school at $50 An
invitation TO attend is extended to all
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

First Presbyterian church-The pastor,
Rev. David W'uters, will conduct services
tomorrow at / a. IN. and 7:3O p. m. The
subject for the forenoon sermon will he,
1.-The Exciting Inquiry Accusing the
City" The evening discourse will be the
fifth in the series on Famous Women, the
subject being The Virgin MaIy." The
Sabbath school will meet at $3.50 a. m,
and the Y. p. 5. c. f. at 6:15 p. m. All
are cordially invited to the services.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-01

Yw.C.A A. gospel meeting at the rooms,
213 North Market at Ais p. m, Sabbath
All ladies are cordially invited to be
DreseIlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
ON THE EUROPEAN EXCHANGES.

London Nov. 12.-On the Stock Exchange at 1o 30
D. H. prices for consOs for both money and the ac-
count as compared with yesterdays closing prices
showed an advance Of IA; Atlantic and Great Western
first mortgage trustees certificates an advance OF
Il: do. second mortgage, no change; Canadian
Pacific an advance Of "a Erie. change do. second
consols decline OF 1-2 Illinois Central an advance
Of L.: St. Paul common, advance OF IA; New-York
Central decline of "a; Pennsylvania no change. and
Reading a decline Of IL.
At IL 40 the stock market was quietcr. American
securities had fallen since the opening but other so
curities were irmer At this hour consols had fallen
3-s and the entire market weaker, especially for
American securities.
At the close prices as compared with those ruling at
10 80 p M, showed decline of 3S for both cOnsols
for money and for the account decline Of 10 for At
lantc and Great Western first mortgage trustees GER
tifcates; no change for Atlantic and Great Western
second mortgage trustees certificates; decline OF
IA for Canadian Pacific decline of 1s for Erie; no
change for Erie second consols advance OF IL for
Illinois Central decline of Ia for st. Paul common
an advance Of "a New York Central change for
Pennsylvania and decline Of IA for Reading.
Paris, Nov 12.-On the Bourse to-day prices opened
firm but afterwad there general slight reaction.
The market closed fairly steady.
Berlin, Nov. 12.-Pnces on the Boerse were firm
throughout the day The speech from the throne more
favorable advices London and heavy rebuying by
the bears all combined to give increased feeling OF
confidence 10 the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
THE LEGAL TEST OF IryACY.

The MedcoLega Society Of Network held Its regular
monthly NEE ting at Buckingham last night About
lfty members OF medical and legal professions were
preen Clark Bell presided and introduced the speaker
Of the evening Judge NJ Someryille, Of the Supreme
Court OF Alabama who read interesting paper 'The
Legal Test of Lunacy" Judge Somervle said that the
best members the medical profession had decided that
there were many who were capable Of dis
tnguishinc right wrong. but that through the in
Guence of brain disease they rendered poweress
choose between the two. He strongly opposed to
hanging men for homicide committed when In any degree
sane
A spirited discussion followed paper was then read
by Dr. Margaret A. Cleaves 1.-The Insane Colony at
Client Belgium"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
GREAT GUNS FOR COAST Defence.
REPORT OF THE CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF


ORDNANCE-SMoKELESS POWDER.
Washington. Nov 12.-General S. V. Benet, Chief
of the Bureau Of Ordnance, has submitted his annual
report to the Secretary OF War; FROM the report IL
appears that the Bureau has expended during the last
fiscal wear 81 $50 $780, leaving credit in the Treasury
ON June 80. 1890 Of S3,0O4,4s4 on the subject OF
smokeless powder General Benet says:
During the last extensive experiments srI nave
SeId Guns and in guns of large calibre we'll In
small arms: but though some aston sninB RESULTS nav
been obtained the attendant difficulties nave oeen
many and il cannot YET be said with certainty that
these new explosives will eventually supersede snc
present service powder Ins env and our
have hence been limited exclusively TO small arms,
In hs Sre &C sne sons y. using
cabre and large number ani%d dn0S Ihc last
american and iS ,h M mos unsaacory
sssn;h p PS"s sa haes to Se
taned abroad and 1t is hoped that one OF tese can
be developed in time to Thoroughly Satisfactorily S"''
arms POWDER .o.d
In reference to the procuring OF modern smaoorco
rifles for the Army, General Benet says:
The lack of sufficient quantity Of suitable s,Th If
less powder has the Sut as soon as
Arsenal are supplied work will be diligently S eaTrif Se
Complete in all its details by the time suitable maya
zine mechanism is selecteo. - - -
General Bcnct says tnat ALL vi H'O "'o"'ONO ~
nroprated I'm 1888 for the army gun factory "'
Wateryllet las been expended and the work Oh com
Melting the plant for the full capacity OF the ouains
IN give an estimated annual output OF twenty iour
guns twelve s-inch, seven 1Oinch ahu h'o i-"0',
is now being prosecuted from the appropriation Vi
ala, 600 made in the Fortifcations Act OF 1871
Durinr the last year the following type guns were
CONNECTED at the watervliet Arsenal: one oihch b.
/. rifle STEEL one Ioinch u. L. rhe' steel ono
Io,nch r. L. rife castiron, wire wrapped' one 3o-ihch
n. /. field gun, STEEL 3.6lnch b. L. Held mortar
steel and carriage. The results OF tests WIN ue
q ,nch n T. rife made entirely Of American STEEL are
s,d e, have been satisfactory, after firing seventysx
rounds. 49,. ao., voar
The estimates submitted for the next hscai year
.,e in mart as follows For the manufacture Oh o. III
rd 10 inch Steel seacoast guns, S7oooo steei iors
to- tr one type seacoast gun OF lo otl1sl
cabre s125 200; steel armorpiering proiee''ie,
5000 600 carriages for seacoast guns, 100000 OIL
.oned steel for g. 10 and IL inch guns. 81 ~
- pmnIete the gun factory, by TIE erection vi t t,o
south wing and crahe""''
same S4G0,OOO ooooost mn for which estl-
vi u,u snhmitted General Benet says the pians o
ao SortiscatIon Board included forty Jour VI rey
Guns to defend ports Of the nrst importance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-13
under the circular Of october o, S57 900, making
the total to date 81, 1885,
THE IMPENDING DEMOCRATIC SCRAMBLE.


DOZEN CANDIDATES FOR THE HOUSE CLERK
sHIP-MosT OF THEM NOW CoNGREssMEN.
Washington, Nov. 1o (speciaD.-The crowd Of can
ddates for the speakership and other elective OFFICES
of the next House of Representatives is increasing SO
rapidly HAT II the organization Of the Lid Congress
shall not take place until the first Monday in Decem-
ber 1884, it will be found necessary long before that
date to organize the candidates themselves I'M brgades
regiments and battalions, and drill them so as TO
prevent them from tiamping one another to death
when the ercest, II not the gandest political scramble
ever seen in Washington shall begin.
For the Office Of Clerk there are already about
dozen competitors, nearly all Of whom will wear the
title Of ex- Representative" after March g. 1891.
Heading the list John QUINN who calamity hourishes
the promise, Of David =. Hill, which nayhar Will
60 to protest. Next comes Leonidas' McAdoo, the
eminent Last Ditch" Representative from Hudson
County NewJersey who shares the opinion OF Senator
Mcpherson that the state Of NewYork Is no longer
necessary to Democratic success" Following him
comes Chairman Kerr of the Pennsylvania Democratic
Committee, who sacrificed his prospects OF re-
nomination for Congress on the altar OF Patti
son. and expects prompt and generous reward ior MS
unsesh devotion. Then there Is Handsome Charley
Gibson Maryland, whose good looks could not save
him from defeat in the nominating convention OF MS
district, and who would be glad to remain In wash
lngton at almost any price. Thomas j. Clunie' OF
California who was defeated at the polls, the only
Democratic candidate for reelection who was not re-
eected-or counted in by Democratic oliicials-feels
that something ought to be done for him, and be-
icves that the clerkship of the House would soothe
his wounded sensbilites and cure his political bruises.
Ex- Clark OF Missouri, who was Clerk dur
ing three Congresses yearns for his old place. and 1t
will not be fault II he fails to obtain it, One man
VINO is neither Representative nor an ex-Representa-
tive is a canddate-or will be il the New-fork Demo
cratic Congressman DESIRE" lie Is william u. Ranes'
who was all unsuccessful competitor for the Office III
the Democratic caucus several years ago. 1t is
understood tat four or five candidates Will enter
the lists before the end Of this week.
Representative Lawler Of Chicago, whose amouon
to he sheriff seems have been unexpectedly blasted
would rather be Sergeantatarms Of Democratic
House than practise behind Chicago bar The last
incumbent of the oce-ex Representative Leedom, OF
Ohio-has not yet been heard from. but he may DC
mand To be reelected a vindlcaton." whether
or not he is still in pursuit OF Slcott Is not known