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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-01-11

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
II Dec. > lSeg.
Notice is hereby given thar the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof in supper; of his claim and that
said proof will be Tade before the judge or iii
his absence the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
Douglas county. at superior. Wisconsin. on
January l6. 1890.
viz Johan August Carlson. Hd. +. No. - for
the NWl4 Sec. -, Tp. is y. r. IL W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land viz Thomas Dohcrty. Elof Berg. Ed
win Johnson and ]. VI. NJ Peterson all OF Poplar
Douglas county, Wis.
d1jiln q. W. CARRINGTON, Register
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January 20 1890,


r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
Il Dec. l. 1SS9
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
make final I.ro,f i'll support Of her claim and that
said proof will DE made before tl,. Judge. in
his absence the Clerk of the CirCuit Court for
Douglas county ut superior, Wisconsin, on
January Is. 1890.
viz: Celia Johnson. deserted wife and agent rf
George Johnson Hid. F. 49, for the NJ Me- and
SW1. NE14. sec. q. I 2. i6, y, x. i W.
She names the following withesSe, To- pru-e her
continuous residence upon aud cultivation nf
said land viz: George larson. Gust Fo1cltsry
Frank Colauder and y e., Culburii. all Of Haw-
thorne. Douglas cGrntT. Wisconsin
d7jlln -, W CAREINGTDN. Register
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r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. TISCO,

r AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
IL Dec. Il. 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention To
make final proof i'll support o. his claim. and that
said proof will be maize before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court at Superior. Wisconsin. on
January 3ist. 1890.
viz:-ThOmas Harley Hi. f. No. 1910, Tor the y
WI of Sec. 10, TIP. A. y. X. l. W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz; Joseph Huck. Oscar Bourbon.
William Mcdonald. Michael Gallagher, all of
Poplar. Douglrs county Wis.
dolj25 G.. ". CARRINGTO\ Register.
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Church 1icectorv,

METHODIST Services every sunday. morn
ing and evening. at 80 and 30. Sunday
School Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at
100. All arc cordially invited
REV. A. J. DAVIS, Pastor
PRESBITERIAN.-Servic every Sunday morn
ing aud evening At l0::'1 n. IN. and 80 p. M.
Sunday school following the morning service
Thursday evening prayer meeting at 80. All
are cordially invited. The \. 7. :. {. l.. meets
at 6i3 p. m.
REV. ARCHIBALD DCERIE Pastor
every Sunday. morning
and evening. at 1880 and 80 O'Clock. Sabbath
School after the morning service.
FEy. II. II. EANDUSEN, Pastor
cATHOLIC-NIass at $50 and 1000 AN Instruc-
ton al 200 P. ". Ne>pers ut 800 +, ". Services
every Friday evening ut 80.
REV. FATHER ECSTACE. Pastor
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Notice for Publication.

AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN.
IL Dee. l1th 1859.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention tu
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court at superior, Wisconsin, on
January 2sth. 1880.
viz:-James G. Watcrston Id. f. No. 1906, for the
w. of the SWl4 of See. $, TIP. AZ NJ K. Ii W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
said land. viz: Ed C. Booth. South Range: ". Ii
McMackin, West Super or Frank j. Patterson,
South Range. and William Silver Boylston Std
ton, all i'll Douglas county Wis
d2lj25 &. W. DARLINGTON, Register.
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7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSI

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II Dec. 4tt. lHs1.
Notice IS hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Judge or in
his absence the Clerk. of the Circuit Court for
Douglas county. Wisconsin, at Superior, Nlscon-
sin,
January 20, 1890.
viz August Frederick. HI f.. No -. for the f..
SW'4 and SD SCI; Sec. -. Typ. L.. y. K. j. V.
He names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence uIi1I and cultivation If
said land viz: Daniel Frederick and Joseph
Walker Of South Range, Wis: William SChuster,
SEN and \. Tremhlay. Of superior. Wis.
d7jIln q. W. CARHINfTON, Register
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Notice az Tax Sale.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
COUNTY OF DOUGLAS
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER.
December 10th, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that so much of the fol
lowing tract or parcel of land situated Ia the
county of Douglas, described in the f flowing
statement, AS may be necessary for that purpose,
will, on the third Tuesday of january next.
being the tweuty-first day of January. a. ID.
1890 and the next succeeding days commencing
NJ 10 o'clock in the forenoon. to be sold 10y me AT
public auction al my office at the court house in
Superior, the seat Of justice OF the said county.
for the payment ofthe delinquent taxes, interest
and charges thereon for the year lsNS. rs return
cd by the Treasurer Of the village Of superior, in
said CO Inty OF Douglas
Given under my hand officially at the office OF
the county treasurer of Douglas county. state OF
Wisconsin. this lOth day Of December. \. ID. 1850
J. +. BISHOFF, Jr, County Treasurer.
City of Superior in townSite of Superior lot
No. 3I.2, west Fourth street
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Gard q! Tn sni.s.
EDTrOR TINES:

EDITOR TINES:
Allow me through the columns OF
Your Journal II tender my thanks 50
{. f. Frey. late city treasurer, for she
sum of one hundred and eighty five
dollars handed me III AID and for the
benefit IF the St Francis Hospital.
MOTHER FLAvfA.
ST Francis Hospital
.ea;or. Mis-. Ian. 6, 1899
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1lSl slNH of EehruNHY. 1870.
Notice for Publication,
L

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
IL Jan. :. 1880.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Douglas county, Wis. at Superior
Wis,
February 26th, 1890,
viz: Charles Wickstrom Hid. +. No. 1904 for the
EWl4 See. =. Up i6. \. K IL W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land viz: John y. Tourville. Gust Erickson.
Albert Peterson and Gust Peterson. all of South
Range, Douglas county, Wisconsin.
illfll C " CARRINGTOE Register
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ADVERTISED LIST.

SUPERIOR, Wis, Jan. g. 1890.
The following letters and packages were re-
naming uncalled for ut the close of business
Jan. lih, and unless called for within thirty
DAYS from date will be sent TO the Dead Letter
Office J. LUTTE. CHRISTIE. p NJ.
Anderson Mr. Charlie McGiaty Mr. Patrick
Atkinson Mrs Montgomery Mr. Alberto
Clarke Miss Della Nichols VIM NJ
Harvey Vim II Peterson Andrew
Johnson Gust Peterson Mr. A
Kellogg Fred Fellow Mr. Frank
Lourie Annie Renney Sarah
Maher Jno Roberts l. Bingham
McFarlin Mr. Fred Rue John
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NOTICE..

TVS LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
=. Jan. I'd. 1880.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by John ;. Finlay>on against John Hobbegger
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 1887,
dated May 10Th. lsSS. upon the NJ seq sWl4
SEA and NEi4 SWl4 sec. 81, TIP. Il Il W. in
Douglas county, Wisconsin, with n view to the
cancellation Of said entry; the sid parties are
hereby summoned 10 appear at the office Of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Douglas county, at
Superior. Wisconsin, Oh the
2lst dizzy Of February. 1890.
at 10 O'Clock a. m. To respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment
And said evidence will be received and decision
rendered by Register and Receiver L. :. Land
Office at Ashland, Wisconsin. on February %,
1880. at 10 IL. III. Il. W. CARRISGTON.
jllfl Register.
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81 ~ MONS,

CIEC!tT gOtRT-DDCGLAS COUNTY.
AlfcFtina Johnson,
Alfred Johnson.
The State Of Wscnnsin:-To the said defendant
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty DAYS after sersfrs ~ this summons exclit-
sire OF the day Of service AMI defend the above
entitled action in tfTr court aforesaid: and in case
RI your failure 50 - do Judgment will Re Te:td-
cred against y1T. according Ia the demand Of the
complaint.
CHAMP GREEN. Plaintiffs Any.
r. O, Address. superior. Douglas County. Wis.
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Our County Officials.

SuperiOrChamber Of Commerce
Incorporated In lSS3.
Regular weekly meetings each Monday At 1850
\. NJ, at Fire Hall, corner of Becker and Fourth
street. All invited To both join and attend.
c. l.. CATIIN.
l.. Il. OTIS. >ecretary President.
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Notice for Publication.

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
L. Dee. 1Itb. lS-9.
Notice is hereby given that the t'N0rins-
named settler has filed notice OF his intcIton to
make final proof in support Of his claim and
thar said proof will ~ nnada before the Judge ~
in hi. absence the Clerk. n the Circuit toCri, Of
Douglas county. Wis, at superior Wis, on
February 4ih. 1890.
r,z John Iiring>trI, Hi. f, No. 734, for the
NEi4 Sec ~. Tp -. y l.. l. ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uTcsi ami cultivation ~
said Land viz George RaDey. Robert kirEwo@J,i,
Nicolas !nrIss and George Samuel, I'll OF White
Birch. II ,lgias county. Wis.
SAfIo T. w AIFESET.,< Er yf-ts7
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County of Douglas.
John kcaough. Edward kcaough and Henry
keaough Plaintiffs.
against
Jacob +. Erickson, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution issued out of the said
court in the above entitled action i'll favor of the
plaintiffs and against the defendant. have lev
led upon and will offer for sale at public auction
On the
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY 1890,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. nj the East front
doar Of the Court House. in the City Of superior.
all the right title. estate. and interest held by
the said Jacob f. Erickson, in and to lot 2i6 on
West Second street in the City of superior on
the 18th day of December. lNS9, ar 81 mich there
of rs will satisfy the sum of S16.1l with interest
and subsequent costs.
Dated this 10th day Of December. 1880
CHARLES WiCkSTR0M.
d2sfI Sheriff.
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J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year, in Advance
OFFICIAL PAPER Oh DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday, January II, 1890.
Northern Pacific Depot,

\. p. r. R.-EAST BOUND:
'hica@o liihied 49,. -.----..-..-... An p.
Accommodation and Freight ..........l loo a. nj.
\. L. X. R.-wEsT BOUND:
Duluth Express DECENTRALIZATION. =. 1920 n. m
Accom- mediation AID Freight. .......... 4.;9 Il. m
u. :. 5. * A.-EAsT BOUND:
Boston limiret. .--.-...-.--. 9:59 p. n.
accommodation and Freight. 1:il u. III.
D. 5. :. & A.-wE>T BOUND:
Duluth Express Observation-Disclosures. $50 a m.
Accommodation and Freight .......... 10 "A Il. m.
Tickets sold and baggage checked m any part
of the United States or Canada via either Of the
above roads. Rates rs low as the lowest Apply
10 FRANK {. JACKSON. Agent
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amusemeuts.

ACADFMY-sl3-Th" OH Homestead.
AHEERG THLA1Kt- S-uamburVer P(len.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR Bt lIBING-1oA m TO
10 T., III Industrial Enhih!il1n
BROADWAY THAI RE. S-faul Jones
u JOC rHEATRI.-e lo-Ih- CITY IIr,ctsTy.
cASiNO-S:li- Nine. Aneo'.
.OIC TIIEATRE-S Romeo and Juliet
EDEN NGSEE--OtcrJa. AID Max ra1l-au~
GARDEN TIir ATi:ENo-S SUNSET. sJ0-Doctor Bill
RnANIoPEHA HOUSE, Ministries.
ROSTER BfALS-I aud S-ta'mcnc'ta
LYCEVM THEATRES The Master Of "oodbailow
MADISON surARL GARDEN AMrhiIHEAIEE-
s. e!ii Concert.
MADISON SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. br'nme'
MINERS 5TIIAVE I'll GATRE- S-The Editor
NEW PARK T1EATRE- \ IA Paiior Mntci.
NIBLOs GARDEE-5-lh. Pupil IN Magic
PAl.MENs THEATRE-S-The k" Hus-ar.
PROCTOKS o3D.ST THEATRES All mo 'oH
futs" Home
STANDARD THEATRES lG-The WbirlWluu
STAR THEATRE d Tie senator
Union SQUARE THEATRE 3 l5-Ths County Far.
4TH STREET THEATRE s-Bue Jeans ~
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PERSONAL.
an outlay.

Colonel G. E. Doudinot who died at Fort smith.
Ark recently was the son Of n fnu'boodcd Chcr"hec
who had been adopted by Philadelphia pa'rha' i'o
Colonel mother a tonnccflcht elri MISS ha""a'
,.nuld who married the Indian mu'h 'Si''' '"o
vi.h., %, her family Ioth father and son were men
-, d,iuc,i,n =, Indian Territory. the former hh,in.
l,.n chic, of the Chcrokccs when that ha'ioh "a'
removed from Georgia. The son wa iaWntr 10y
profr>,ion owing 10 HI advanced anu pw- ~ III
no,l,iou he became rather obnoxious 70 man, w liz
,,';lr .nd ,,ad mo-, lived in the nation Tor "arN
twenty Years, lie wa, of literary turn of m'"n' VA,
well read and good convcrsatiolall>', nc nnr;ny
priay well vcr>cd In all Indian aii ianI rndim"t
PRESIDENT rcvcand Administration '",' me rIa". Of
Comni>oner Indian Affair. Iie did 3d. 'p. W Vad
disappointed I'm not getting the ohfr' ~" -
never visited Washington again
"Hi>hop Warrrn's return to America ara '"'''''"'
-,y, The Rocky Mountain Chrlrian Ad>".'"' I'd,
.inouni.d 10 liile is thar an ovation. f" ", WV
h.d ANY ,lomid r.-ir'iine ia" bow" h'" f"N wy "
rooro Methodist for their resident l'h"p T., de- ir
h,> h"'n dip"l!'d The ",i"n ,''r'h rrtliu. fron,
Iin, Of Wnririi-rm tcy1nd TIA" >"n.. Wa "'" "i ~"
most Inspiring oyer held III fhi> civ.
The ri,uor that Robert LoaIr >t"v"r -"n hi' 1''n
been Ia TIE nltrd state and int"ni> +" Nl"h" '
cnmn4 winter III tie Ad!roHdAch> Il dI-rici1''T' W
aln &. Klein IN TIE Washington Posi- Inc E''''
.rntlcnau af'cr racn'ouiag Ma, Mr. ,f""rn'', '''
BOUGHT 800 AFRO Of lard "n IA: I>At6 81 P''''
add III, pine pal reason for MAXIM ~ ''"'
IA Samoa =. | Imagine, owing - IN h'ai"i''" 70
the country, and phrt' uarl' liz Wap'"'hl'| l" Wv
Iu,, rr,ni f., which be- -nLI"ct. Ad'i"' ""'"
t.'.,1 VA, me-. IN r,,!r"v %cr W"i"r
sad la. he !n,"i.l'd VISITING England drfra W.,
p."-rl.i suu.m"f, tut "niH r"tnH - 3'''' "
November Ard hnM hi h'1" there.
Ta,uu. c>,cp':ou 10 I:,h"p CoN.'' criticism Of
C,idn.l Nrn man a, ! LoirrNrr .! .iH~' ana 4 ME-
lc,.!,r g. ,o3'h. IN" 'i:cli" Inter '"'ah ~ ~.
f., ~" -u ~ obey "n''- cons r;'". "' ''"N ~
rI,,, th. fuNllo pr,i'" arm, a''>a'o" '"n'- WY"
b.
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.,,,,,,,,.. Popular >aIoonkcrpcr>,
dollhouse politicians with pun with me
machine champion pugists-'he Democracy OF
mi, TOWN has not h csita1cd To send persons of
hi, sort to represent them and to lock after
the great and manifold interests of New "rk
in o,,r Federal Legislatures. - II your Con,
,,,,..;o,,L Committee. Mr.. Flower. has adopted
= policy which looks to the nomination OF first
,',.... I,,u,c,,t, for Congress the country over,
y '" ,,unnt do your party better service than
Lv seeing to it that the reform has free course
in thi, city. The Democratic Congressional
.nny,ntion, are shortly 10 be held Are you
co,,,in Mr.. Flower that only iir>tclas> men
are to be nominated?
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TNL URIIH or EHiIiiN.

This will not DO kin beyond -. II
!, nonsense I,i tolU E!"n "i'" ~i"I' =
~ a>>c!r ina, "a" tincr'"n tn.N = An ""
,,rovnl;.d at Of uMil.cnHiin"-~ 'pWIid 'i"at
Britain" q, "rh" I"nd.n Times" 'r.l> =
and Nct lha, i, vii .'laid III" aIoNih 81 rh:>
county and hasten Brush "d"v"i"pn ~ ~
the expense e the Union" Either thl~
measure VII not hcnci' Br'ain a. the -
penss OF America ct it j. not Al act Of un-
frjordliun.,. Considering that British lauf
ing aho,' his hii. and pioi"-t, against II and
talk of rot.'i,tcry url>ur">. have tcon gong
on ioI months in fa.h"n mor: '"n'lh'n "''
than c,"ditahlc. one world Ike - know wh!
Grca; Britain objects - >or.y IT, -aln AZ
our expense. Cantor c"Ial"iN IN" >iai"inrni
that IN" world ha, nni detected such elf
,acrilicin. devotion to tho welfare Of Others IN
British performances hitherto
UnVlovn.,d uniiirndlin",, il i NOT AZ al!
events, whcihry unhi"ndiln',1 AT alI. British
exclusion of American ca'',", except on con
dtinn> which Destroyed much n th"!r v1lu".
WA, pn,ocili,n enough for strong measures.
The British lacking Of Canada III SEEING fish
iuc yc.,r, from tn, country. and ir,lu@ I"
wreck their trade" Wa> li Of proyocalun
which Americans remember. Dilli>h behavior
IN dcfondn? Canadian pirates, which pundci
and dc>ir,l til" >+l fisheries Of l'"hrln@ -"a.
Y III call for tuih'I discussion lies" ar" som"
ot the rr1Ioca'ions to which TINS country
has answered hl 10 un'rcndly act. On IN"
cou,,al, h,a,,.nc c";tI, Of ir,. on British heads
~. limited states has deliberately ad' l,t'd a
,aijn which viii "wrahcn American r"nlc-
,iIion in the worlds markets. and confirm
the supremacy Of the blili>, people, says
re Tn" London \rW>.
Wh,s,Iin. ,hrnsh Il graveyard Usually bt
tokens unsteady nerves. and excite. a smile
Of d,ri>on Americans all know that British
manufacturers and merchants hay" believed
that their trade would suffer >orly from such
a tariff ~ has Ic"n cnact"d. When III" sam"
people pretend that they expect great benefits
from this act they On make th"mrclvcS ndic-
ous Bat il i, due = tie truth t" say that
m" ac, la Nc,n framed and passed III 10
spirit Of unfti'ndinc>> toward nlhody-to-
ward Great Britain for past unkind act. nor
toward ,;criunny for exclusion of American
rorA prudit> w.; i, is the judgment Of all
rupl Observers that German trad" and industry
viii be cut down t,r more than British by this
enactment The cheaper wooll"n' and other
fabric, which have flooded American markets
ior ye'rs hav" come mainly from German works.
and dispatches now stat" that Bradford, Eng
land i, "alroady oycIrn with Grrmans offer
ing woplIcn goods AT almost any price. Bu
British c.ri>m III ih" bill only unfr"nd
Illness toward Great Britain.
|, was no, 10 harm an!body bat TO help
,hi, country and This poOplc that Congress
decided u make protection more effective. Th"
intention i. to srt Americans TO do the work
which Ing isnmcn and GcImanS have been do.
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SIXTEEN PAGES.
TIE NEU.S THIS MOENiNG.

F"rcign-Thc Radical party in IL" Canton OF
Ticino, Switzerland, won III ia" election lor 'lc
revision OF The Constitution. - treaty OF
rcacc between France and the kiNc Of Dahpm";
Ia, been concluded - Cholera has appeared
a. barcelona. - II j. rnmOrcd HAT Spain " 81
open negotiations With tho United Sto'cs fHr
reciprocity for Cuban and American pr"1l'''
Observation-Disclosures HI efforts u ir"rra>'' d."
Drn,,r .t!r raNr"scnt3'IOn in 'onc!'~H IRON New
Nrr, dr, described S,raigi'"1' Drn'rr''' IL
Sort'l C1rohEa prcpascd I" norl'Ht'c STATE
tc&oi. - The Superintendent "f S"'p"', IN
}u.no.S commended H." comp .S'r: ".Ar"'''N
i1w. -: Indiana and lllinois veterans h"!" "
reunion ~ Vi tchc.l. Ind - The Pr''':"r'!'
start, on III, Western trip 'D-day. - Tie POST
n,asta:-,cneral lt,, made s;rou- pl,i ~ hrn"N
Of INC postal telegraph system.
CITY AMI SVbirb.n.-Thr forces "p!os"d :" Tam
Ci,nv mlsrulc steadily cOiui!i- tos"l.."I. - III"
Gcsraan Democratic Committee Of Kings County
seeded 20 run an irdepcndrn irf"' ~ Opposition
o Boss" Mclaughlin. - NJ. ana Ms Ken
da tic English actors, arrived OF tic L'Fn!ia
TIE Wcat!lcr- forecast tor today; GrEtia.Iy
fair. with SLIGHT thermal changes. IcuNratli'
yesterday: Highest. II degrees; lowest. 81 :;
average, So ~.
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EEGyN IT HONE MR. EIOUEH


Roswell i. Flower, of th, city the chairman
Of the Democratic C"n"rcN ~IunIl tomnIiitoc
is quoted ~ >l> me- that that bod, j. relying
upoiI the >iatc. Congressional and Cuuniv con-
mlitrr> T. >cc To II that The best mon in In"
Dcnocra,y are nominated for the Ltd Con.
grc>>. The public would l." gla' 10 be att. T.,
believe this statement. Th" general Impression
+, that the Democratic party Will cMdcayor Ia
capture Il majority in III" comm. Congress, not
chiefly hy nominating lod mn. but b, spcn.
ing hg bar!> at th. Noith and L., ic>urting
t. fraud ard intimidation AT the south
II Mr.. Flower l. correct. then the Democracy
has reformed in Il vital particular and i, heart
ily to be congratulated. n" mus, know VIVA,
is generally recognized, that his pant, friends
III this metropolis are accustomed - send to
Cong rcs1 men who are utterly INIT for their
place. men without character. without cdura.
ton without any of thr qualities which 60 t.
the making Of an Eff, ten, and influential law
maker Why j. il that Ncw-inIk although i,
i, the chief city Of tn" continent. possesses
comparatively speaking. little weight az Wash
ingion? IL is because. as rule the metro.
pnlilan Congressman are little better than DUN
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The policy of caution and d"!ibcra'ion which
has thus far controlled tho forces thar ar" seek
ing tho overthrow Of Tammany Hall i h"'h Dis
concerning to the Wigwam leader. and crafty
FIR purified municipal government There ha,
been no undue haste. hut. on the contrary, II
disposition TO consult together. 70 join hands
and, after making up 'clic'. 70 conduct a> able
and vigorous a canvass "a possible. Both WE;N
was done at the conventions last week ana
what was not done strengthened the movement
against Tammany. The movement is noN APP
preaching critical period and the need Of firm
and wise Cuda3cc j. Ircat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
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80. ,mp!u}m,ur 81 nlj!... ~ H. I'i." 80
,,on, 81 ih.- town III" -" ia. rcy1 Be-. =.
..,l..d INTO Office: own. 81 thc iif that pro.
,:,lon f.n I've %, inrit Of Il" >,,l.-- Il nrI"n-
vt. NOT mldr III tn" nljIi,!pJ. hu!g": "
lL, Board Of Polio" j. nov rrnlaIIu; H. Pr.
,l>irI.i estimates fol l~"l. ia" ad,o'a'f> "'
,,i> important reform @r' h"ri"G that ia"
mr.n, required Ton ia" .yn,"E' Of ih">" al
,rl,., viii b. lnciudrd II III" r"ioim l." re
.aideI ~ experimental. provI,IoH can al least
be- NAL" for il, tentative implication III 4 lin
itcd number Of station HOUSES - that ~"
merits Of the >'h"n,c can b" fairl, tested. Thor"
=. strong public feeling m favor % 'h' re-.
form. and the LD.i>laiur" ha. given heed to il
IN ci,ac,,ny the law We tr,>' that the 20.
lice Commissioners will J." influenced in the
ri.h, direction Il, this time, and viii ral>c such
action n will provide i"r H." >ala'lr, "f
mairnu-.
The reform j. one based upon CONNIE n--cn~e
and public d"ccncy Wrm.u n" arrested and
taken +, thr police stations II Il:c numbers
r,olv dav and night There "nth' - be- one
of their own >cN ~ each 81 tro>'. hb,-', ho
will be- able to protect rh'm II II. in-ll>. MN
lister to ,h"lr wants and intucnr" them l"i the
L.'tci Whcu fh'ir cl"thi"c J. I" b" searched
il i, most d' gI.,'lin, and immoral To- hay" The
duty assigned IT, any oil,ill "-,"pi nation.
Their" are hundrd way, III which Il woman
can be- 4 I,lplul moral agent ~ dealing with
the degraded c,->,> "i women which swarm
in H." station hnu>'>. 1t j. p,t'iIcal reform
that appeals pouciluli} /, human" instincts.