The daily critic., 1890-10-07

servant irl problem. but suggests tha
I more immigrants might go into domcsti,
/ servio. 30 they were treated with more
I consideration in That position Thm
are ra. gated n The basement he Oh
served. and treated and looked up1r
e interiors and they naturally lod
.EEc their places of course, there sI,
. many employers who have tact enough
. f.uuR. their servants tcI at home s
. aoOd .'5 doesn't care about eating aN
/ .hg same table with thc mistress of thg
house bu' She does wish Go be regarded
with certain iuaia0ah.e sights that are
mentioned in @ well known document
Size looks upon herself as woman
working f.rau0.bar woman. and doesn't
'ikt 90 De constantly reminded that De
i.a serv.0t'
Tins TN,orN INnrrrSnsvr Rrrrr-
ryt> COMMITTEE have addressed lu
appeal ,1 'ne citizens of Pennsylvania
90 elect Mr. phIrIsoS Democrat
Governor over Nr DEMuAIrn Benub.
Egau They have also forwarded o
statement .H Tie President rccitiuGth their
action aul inclosine a copy of their nr.
peal They rei'erate The various dam.
aging charges against Senator QUAY.
They declare that in The interest of
sound public morals and Of primitive
Republican faith they seek QuAY's
political downfall To this end they
ask the President 20 aid them 10y with.
drawing from Mr. QUAY The patronage
of Pennsylvania VIII DE do it Read
The answer iu the election returns from
The Keystone State next month.
TuE Fronr OVER polygamy in Utah
appears 20 BE ended atlast An official
declaration Of President WoopRuFF was
read yesterday al The Mormon General
Conference forbidding in the future
any marriages in violation of the laws
of the land GEORGE Q. CANNON,
formerly Delegate in Congress from
Utah, publicly iudorsod it Mr. CAN.
NuN is well known In this city. The
conference also readopted the original
articles Of faith, among which Is this.
we believe iu being subject 10 kings,
presidents, rulers and magistrates in
oheyiuc honoring and upholdiur The
law. a little tardy certainly, but
better late than never.
TIE PNBrsr>Ns ARE very Frenchy.
For instance, they have discovered that
President HNHRisoN has found a pre-.
text for not staying az Washington To-
receive the pretender to the throne of
France" Thus IS our BENJANrS mis-.
under,tood. His little swing around the
Western arc Of the circle. entered upon
without the slightest reference to the
Count of Paris, or any other count, tx
cept that Of delegates 90 The next Re.
publican National Convention, has
been magnl1cd into an international
event and distorted 90 sui, and s1,thc
French vanity
A RouAS CATuoLIc MISSIONARY,
established near Calgary, 10 Canada, has
undertaken 20 supply wives 70 the
young Canadians Of the northwest who
desire 90 The women they marry some
thing superior 20 those found IN the
country round about them. This plan
was adopted IN the first days Of the
French colony 10 Canada and IN this
way was founded many Of the Canadian
families. The girls viii be taken out
under the care Of missionaries and
placed In families until suitable hus
bands are found for them.
THE PHILADELPHIA Times prints
paragraph about WILLIAM r. LEEDS,
BILL" Of that ilk, aud also Of Phila.
delphia, and a paragraph about the EN-
peror Of Austria. Opposite the two IS
inset a portrait, whether Of the En-
peTor or Of BILL there Is nothing to
show. The style OF rs whiskers LEEDS
us 10 think Il was meant for BILL.
LAST SATURDAY AMOS Bills killed
GEORGE BooIs on the Welsh Mountain,
Pennsylvania Yesterday the slayer
was arrested Bills Of indictment will
now be found against him.
NIAGARA FAILS, which heretofore
has been chiefly used for tightrope
performances and 10 string suspension
bridges across, viii now be utilized for
manufacturing purposes.
Prince GEORGE Of Wales has gone
shooting in Nova Scotia. When he
comes 70 this country, If he come, he
can have plenty Of sport shooting game
Craps, for instance.
"sTEEL TUGS in the Navy, head
lines The Philadelphia Times Steel
tugs and is tugged pretty much eysy
where II is used.
President HABRIsoN started West
yesterday, not necessarily for pubIlca.
ton, but as an evidence that he wants
a denomination.
DELAuATER feels better Broad
axe SMITH, colored orator Of Pitts
burg has declared for him.
GERMAN DAY was appropriately OBJ
served throughout the country
HOTEL ARRIHALS.
80. JH.sz-S, Ashmau William Bowers
George M- Fishlaek aud $. Mas, New
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