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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

In State issues there were sales of Alabamas
Class A, at lO7 l2 lo7 5-S. North Carolina conSol
4s at DG and Tennessee settlement IS at - IS
a. OF city bank stocks, only Western National
sold lj) at 81.
The railroad bond market generally ruled firm.
But the feature OF the market was the Philade ph1
md Reading ISSUES. While better than ycstcr-
days closing. the general Is sold AT the ridiculous
figures OF 81 l-sa 80. There is gaining inn
prcssion that the hackers Of the COTbln manage
mcnt have aided the decline in the price of the
As to help defeat the holders of the stock ana
income bonds opposed to the Corbin rule. II
the supposi,ion Is true and il the aid thus given
and man-fashion. it would be con-
lcssion that the much-vauntcd reorganza,
ton OF the Reading Company mad already proved
an immense failure The parties 10 the rcorgan-
ization will not admit of any such conclusion
The incomes were better the hrsts up to 60. tho
seconds to a. and the thirds 10 SO IL. Reference
Is made 70 our full report OF bond sales
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
The money market was easy for Friday the
general rate wns per cent; the extremes and
2 per cent. and the last per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day MS
follows: Exchanges, $O9,osl ,lGs; balances.
The Sub Treasury to-day was debtor to the
Clearing House S427,s26. The business of the
Sub Treasury for the week ended tonight in
cludcs receipts of Sl4,4OO,0is and payments OF
Sl3,906 ABB, leaving the general balance at $751;,
l07. 26e. against ls6,G0i6 51 February IS. show
ing an apparent gain Of S5O?6ll. But deduct
ing from the payments Sl,G11 900 and from the
receipts 81 % 900 for items which affect only it,
account with the General Treasury. It's gain rs
affecting the banks is 81 ,02sGl. And this result
includes the payment of Sl.l7s,s $40 and S72s.?i4
of Pacific Railroad bonds for purchased Govern
ment bonds and the receipt OF 5000, l06 for cX-
change on other SubTrcaslries. To-day's opera
tions covered Receipts. S2.706,s96; payments
SO, 6O3, l2G, with balances Of $40. .OO6 coin
and S7.245,262 currency.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day S344,3il National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were s0lO712. the in
tcrnnl revenue receipts e353,ai5 and thr misccl-
laneous rcccipts S2532
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Chicago March tspeclal Wheat closed at night at
the put price o. Thursday night 7s'. cents for MAY
m you'd irohl0ly have gone under that ngure II II h"i
ot boon FOR vigorous buying by Huchnson during the
lat frw Iunutea OF the market The range al session
va. within a cents the contest az no time being nuc
moro than a aght between put md call" traders MAY
wheat started at 1SA sold between 1854 and 1S'sd'S
cents ard closed 5S cents. The buying during TIC
c wa I'D by Tho Workers. and particularly by those
who sold 30 freely Thursday \ goOdy share OF the
orders from New.Norx credited 10 Jesse Hoyt.
d-tatch u Field, Lndcy Co from kentucky SAID tha'
va. what down there black and rottins AMI ac'uaF
making he Held, offensive win the smell Jones Ken
f Hopk!ns had %. almo-' the ssns sort ron
'l,ngs.ee The GoNcinut ut report which Viii make ~
a,rr,ur. Mo dav somewhat d. used ana was IN
Az dly influential in thar ~ ds-u3ded trader. from en-
,.~in. NJ. uarxst Thr report VIII announce the amount
~. v.lt lDft In farmers hands. IL is a usual very
v,,h f.ared hy holders Mr.. Dodge's communication
XII, hurt pfrcs Last wear the percentage OF Mheat bN
M farmers hands March was - per c"nt-ll- " v'u,V
busnel II would be usoi =, oear aF.inent II ,s ga,
.r cont Larger year nowi,hs landing 10 - iact tat
n recent - Is me .na,st per cent ioF In
Mach ls-- The amount 80 per cent IN 1850 3S per
1'nt corn wls dull and marrow. May closing az go
cont. iusi cent under the opening oats were du ana
,a~ro,y a corn Provisions were n dnl as coulH Dc
MAJ ,,hca, on the curb 7sa puts" 7ssd7s's calls
f..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Buffalo March - attle-Recelps last "a hours . 300
head total fot week cus far 1890 head fo same time
last week 800 head consigned through 2.22o head.
800 head to Newly DIRK 40 head sale good demand
1t f prices Sheep and lambs Receipts last . hours.
600 head iOtal Tor week thus flr 81 600 head Tor
same time last week. 49, 900 head consigned through,
500 head 700 Sew York; 1000 head sale
business active but prices II shade love- sheep-Choce
to extra - 1884 medium To good ~ 5o9ab 1o com.
mon Ia good 5Od - p. famO>tood 20 choice 96 -
az 10; good. 81 65asG 50 Medium % fair - %
40 90 IIog--Keccipts last - hours 7lo head, total
Tor week thus far ~ 800 head To- same time last week
a. 100 head consigned through, 81 10 head 800 head
10 New. York: head sale demand fair and
ket mediums and heavy. - Boast 81 Y9rSM, - %
Chicago March 7-Csttle-Receipt, 10000 head ship
ments 1000 head mar.ct weak to loo lower hccNr~
q3GRt 60: soctcrs and feeders - inG
81 CO. Texas corn.f.d s3dS3 50 HoesReceipts.
% 900 head shipments 1900 hd market strong 20 .
higher; MIXED and heavy. ~ siHsi oj light - Sif
- OH skips S3ds3 20 SheepKeccipts. . Oco head
shfmncnts head market slow: natives ~ y. - 60
W,tcrn cornfd sOa s. G5 TEXAS 50 Boa 80 80 lambs
=5q 50 25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
TIE STATE or IRADE.

baltimore March 7.-Co.ton nrm middiing. 11Ac Flour
fairy active: Howard Street and Wc-ttrA super. ga
5. 81; do extra 81 75as3 co. DO family o. 75d$i 30
City Mils, Flo brands, extra u .oa'i winter what
il 25dsi 70; DO extra 50 00as4 Wheat Southern,
easy Fultz 7sdSjc iongDerry. eO456c, Western dul
and Easy No winter red. spot and March, s214c APRIL
sSaSSe May az OU,nsSg' s sE mac
soot 30i. a33s-s March 36a3Gi.c; April 800 d3Gc May
3s a36isc; June 30i2G30s.c; July 37u37'.c; August
3'2@37]c steamer 35,.c 0ats far @e stc4y Southed
mixed ~ i2ssc grad d no whit, SOC Rye inactive
55d57c. Hay dull prime TO choice timothy, sl2 5Oas
meats shoulder 49.c long clear and clear ~ 1es
51,c sugar picked shoulders 5djc sugar cured smoked
shouders 81 aVac hams l0a re. Lard. refined. 7i2o
crude 90. Butter steady Western ladie i5@Sic Ges
Petroleum unchanged. corce firm RIO csreoes is.F
2Od@C'4c sugar strong A. soit C4c. copper sN"u5
refined l3i.d144c. Whiokey unchanged.
Chicago March THE leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Huftlon GaIe of Gorecs.


Al AUCTION. wM: nN@.U ,rosx1n
$1,000 ~ consignment OF
90 HEAD OF eRAYpLo9KIN Ma T III sSdg AMI
THE PR0PERTY or MIR. J. Il. HAGGIN.
THE EAsToN Co.'S SALE PADDocKs AT
,s,,., and sou MSMrib 1p" 2aNd Ncwyork city,
40 WHERE THEY WILL. BE OK VIEW rNT wih;,Ycu
DAYS rREywlq}fEfs ne IL nE IbE AT DALI WIN"
THE AMERICAN HORSE EXCHANGEyrx,
BRoApwAY and ooTH.sr, n yp,y yHXr CITY,
MARCH - AND IA. 1890.
Under the management u 49,
rasToN,s National HORSE AND CATTLE Exs
CHANGE. LID.
HUNTS POINT on the same as o. fsiirSsa a ne
New.iaven and Hartford Railroad from the Harlem River
Depot . O, .,onue ELEVATED pairoads n
hafS WEEK DAYS trains Harlem River Depot
Point at 90 y ana ~ u Hi'' - hoon -
n m, etc returning almost hourly c,. 49,. -.
- OK sUNDAY trains leave the Harlem i'ver Dcpoe ~
n a m and ~ Oi returning al convenient hours
cATAIO(C rs can b. had al the Sale laddocks or OK
WIN EASTON. AuctOnner.
1l2o Broadway next door 81. Jamcsl. New.forx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
MORE NAMES FOR TIE BALLOT REFORH BOOK.

The headquarters Of the Ballot Reform League were
closed night and the force Of women and clerks
was discharged. have been several thousand adj
dit!ona tie ohce sncc the monster peuion
was sent 70 Albany and presented ~ the Legislature by
General James W. Husd the Speaker Of the Assembly.
These will be sent Albany and added TO the petit
tlon which WI. be Governor nm when the bill has
passed both Houses and is ready for his "consdeauon"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Case Commissioner Robb presented the resolution as
finally adopted. On the Carcmont restaurant secretary
Burns said that Mr. Stokes proposes to spend s2oooo ID
and repairs during the next five years lie WI"
pay per cent OF the receipts the Park Department
Commissioner Borden. who absent from the meeting
when the vote was taken said that he had been caeu
away by business and that he opposed giving Ease "o
Claremont lease but he thought any change AZ 'ne
st. Vincent restaurant improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
r,,popr,S FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roraon Mach : 4 u. m-Atlantlc and Great western
cr trustces certificates, 3S do second nor,
gage canadian pacGs Is Els az 2O % psa i' eo9mon
az; Sev YORK central ic9t Mexican Central new
b,r c'is I'd ncr ounce money. 3d3a per cent
Tho rate OF discount IN ne open inarA Tx, io oo
Par, ad,iccs quote per cent rcvs Nv q ondnn al
for the account and Exchange OF Lohuoh d" -
Thc amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
Nh balance to-day IL = ,OOO'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Ocean CLEANERS.

CHARLESTON, 3. g., the South < Southwest
~ JACksONvfLLE AND. ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
THE CLYDE STEAMSHir COMPANY
From Pier 90 T.. r. foot Rooseyelt,st). at p m.
YCMASSFl Charleston and Jac lsonv Vile Mon. Mar 10
SEMI MOLE, Charleston and Jacksonvilc Wed. Mar H.
DELAWARE Charleston and Jacksonville Fri. Mar IA
IKOOUOIS Charleston and Jacksonville. Mon. Mar IL
All steamers have hrstclass passenger acconmodatons
Insurance policy effected az Of one per
cent. WM. r. CLYDE & CO. Gen. Agents
Bowling Green ~ Y.
T. a. EGER. q. r. A. g. 6. +. r. Line 3i3 B'way Ny.
CAVANNAH FAST FREIGHT AND PAS.
- sENGEIs LINE.EouE steamers weekly from New
CITY OF AlGUSIA..... saturday, March g 2 d m.
-. iAILhfI ASST Monday. March 10 3 d. M
*. KANSAS CITY -...-... wednesday. March - z m
-. CHATrAH OOCHEE.. 1900. Friday. March IA 3 D. M
nah Florida and Western Railway Tor an points In
Georgia Florida South Carolina Alabama Ioui snna
Unsurpassed modatons Frs.-class table dhote.
For freight and passage apply To
j. n. UASHAGEN, w. ii. KHrTT Gen. Art.
East.Agt ). T. and W. KY, Savannah Fast Line.
2Ol Broadway, 3lT broadway
r. l.. WALKER. Agent Ocean steamship Co.,
New Pier 81, North River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
THE PARK yTS

Tho result Of the contest for the Park restaurant
leases that Edward s. Stokes Caremont
and "Gabe" Case the Mount st. Vincent restaurant.
II said yesterday by Secretary Buns Of the
partment. Both have been trying Glare.
mont. which regarded the better Of the two and Com
missioner Gallup vss in favor Of giving the Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The hardening OF prices at the oil exchanges was con-
,rued YESTERDAY While the receipt OF bearish In
tho de,ei,nr,nt OF some % Western fields may be
e,peccd IN the next days should not be forgotten
thu, the big eushcrs that achieved late prominence
have fallen their sensational output at the start
and TINT drainage" ia tending to place the pools OF pro-
,,,oo outside Of the possibility Of floods" The severe
fall In prices from winters top price and the conse-
ousn growth Of tendency undertake short operations
hs,o been elements supply basis for some benefit
10 holders The Western operators who shrewdy calcu-
Int uon their output as basis for short sales OF cerh
cate oil may find that their views Of the situation
con.onant IN deliveries required. The
ket ended strong about top prices.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were AZ fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Actual cash IN
Treasury vaults
oyT 1922 $40 9o s2 92 9ss Inc
Deposits in banks. 263l7,4so so,eoeo-r wv -
No. casb balance s24s 907 Dec
The tone of the foreign exchange market aet tn
mazda n sudden change, and 1t was weak loi ~ ~.
,norrow,s steamers We revise quotatlons iot
business as follows: Bankers DIS a. - 90 ,i,,
81 So 10 for long and short sterhg i,.
French francs at 5.22 - ana o.IV ie,'t .na % -"
"a 10 and o5. and guilders at 40 and Az l-s'
THE FOREIGN MARKETS.
Tn Iondon British consols were hrmeI al ~ %
and o. ID respectively for money ana account,
Tic oonl NJ ENGLAND gained $1,000 bullion on
balance In the open market money ws zoo Z; lie
ia pcr cent, both for discount Oh pankeis oJ
ord balances Rar silver was steady at 80 30
ncr ounce American railways were irIesu In
ppstor tbc fashion of Yesterdays home markets. Dus
cnickit rosnondcd TO the home improvements Oh
tbis morninr. At Paris French per cents were
firm nj ss37 10. and sight exchange Oh Lonao"
was easy at 25.241- francs to the l.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC.
1888 1880. 1870
c"rS wee, sn in FeO 20 1890 ass 1sa ssssad
CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN. 49,,
F%ss' week OF T III Feb ss4PSo
JAM i to Feb. os...... 1sloo7 1si lno -'''o''
DETROIT. LANSING AND NoRils"N' 90,
Fourth week In Feb. ;aao 40 40 III o9o i5O 400
Jan. | to Feb. 2S..... lSoVv- 1,, ,,vrD
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON XIV
vo,h a, rnh,u,rv So $50 1873 az t6t 100 $40? S?t
Jan to Feb. DE-. So31s7 olHsoo o'o-''@''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY ls9o-TEN PAGES

on hand and deposits In bank compare 90 follows:
o Narch6 March I. Dinc5eehncsco5
Net gold on 5 2QS Xxx S2 Dec 1905
Net egal-tendcrs ono o-o o3O $50 Inc 102, $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

Include sales 900 barrels Of tomorrow delivery
o. cents.
Refined oil unchanged at 40 cents per gallon in
barrels and 60 cents in
Foreign quotation. points higher for Bremen nj
marks but unchanged for Antwerp ut II francs and
London at ll-l0d6ts pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
DIED STAR LINE,

PED STAR LINE,
IL For ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
WAiSLANp. ", dncsday. March - 80 a. IN.
FRTESLAND .......... "Wednesday March 10 80 y. m.
Cabin rates First Cabin as and upward. Excursion,
SIS, AID upward Second Cabin S3j. Excursion, sOJ
ant 80. Storage az very low
PETER WRIGHT 6ONS.Genl Agts @ Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
Ocean Cleaners

NCHOR LINE. L. s. NAIL Steamships.
"A NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL. .,
- CITY OF ROME, saturday April ., May 3, May 5ls
and every fourth Saturday thereafter s,o
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
From Pier A. n. r.. foot OF Ler5y-st.
rthiopia Mar = a NJ. De- Onia. Mar %. a. Tue
Furnessa. Mar. Is. p m Circassa Mar 20. D. m.
RAGS o. passage 70
cabin $50 and SEQ second Glass. $50 steeraee. $40.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green
n OMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
" FRENCH LINE 70 EAvRE Every sAITRDAr,.
* f0bIANDlE Collier SATURDAY. March g. 80 a. N.
Ia BRETAGNE, de Joussen. Saturday March Is; noon
IA 1,A~COGNT Sant!lit.. saturday, March % y a. m.
tx CHAMPAGNE, yer ardsy Aarch 20 II 80 a. N.
la NOKMANDIE. Collier. SATURDAY April B. 80 me-
a. FORGET. General Agent No Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

> GkAseow .4Np IoyILLE GoNRR1GNpgEERssYllrs
10 LiyEEP0oL. LONDON; DuBLI .k % &C.
STATE OF NEVADA. Thursdsy March e. p "a.
passage s35 to $50 accordng to location OF sta ne:
and from ali parts Europe at lowest rates From pei
Ferry BrooNyn, y. Y For freighy
sSa masssse appiy 70 AUSTIN B,LDwIN CO. General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
ONE-SIDED SPECULATION

ONE-SIDED SPECULATION.
BUT MORE GENERAL BUSINESS.
AN ADVANCING MARKET MAKES A STRONG
CLOSING.
SALES AT TIE STOCK ExcHANGE-MARcH
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
>rORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. co.

n pANY FOR CUBA AND MEAICO.
From Piers III and II r. r.. at 3 y. M
C. OF WASHINGTON tO yrrs na@ Mehs
SENECA Hav. and Mantanzas We'd Mch ~.
C. OF ALEXANDRIA, terra VSa Cruz pr Sai Men, 49,
SANTIAGO Nassau Santiago de Cuba
%" .-N''' ! ClcniucgOs. Thurs Mch. 49,
For particulars; freight or passage apply 10
JAMES L. WARD A. CO.. li3 Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

TNMAN LINE Y: s: and Royal Mail Steamers.
CITY Of cHioAGo~ .wsdne,day March IT, . 800 a. m.
CITY CITY OF PERRIN weaaSsiay. March 20 70 M
rEPP Pier - r. adiOinns chrlstopher.st Ferry
tsames and ssasc oso OF z rSm SCOOP cApIS
General Agents. ROWLING GREEN. n. Y.
- ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY6
4 LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN CHINA
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From NeS-York. pier foot OF Canal-st., N. r..
tcr San Francisco. via the lsthmus OF Panama.
NEWPORT sails Tuesday, March IL, noon.
From San Francisco. lst and Brannan sts..
For China and Japan
CHINA sails Tuesday, March IL, 8 D.
For freight passage and Information apply -
companys Office on the pier, foot OF Canal-st n. X.
II. J. DULLAY, General Superintendent
IL ANlBURG- AMERICAN PACKET co.
i EXPRESS SERVICE between New-York Southamp.
ton (Londonl Paris and Hamburg by the twin
steamers OF 1000 tons and ~ 800 10000 horse
COLUMBIA April "a May 49, June 10. July II
AUGUSTA vICTORIA....M May and 20. June 20. July -
EEGtiiAR SERVICE direct 70 Tia Wsm Is S D. 'U" %
Morava Noon, Mar. Is. Scandal @ a. M. Mar. 90
Steamers leave from Hamburg Docks. Hobokcn n. J.
HAMDuRG,AMERiCAN GENL PASSAGE OFFICE
81 Broadway. N. T.. 81 Broadway. \. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
TILE ROND MARKETS.

The Treasury to-day purchased Sl,SH,4j0
bonds per cents. 81 ,3i5,vO0 at l23, and l-2
per cents, S2S, 800 at lO3 u. AZ the Stock EN-
change no business was done in Government
bonds and tie Quotations were steady as follows ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

s,eady and unchangtd. IRgs
Phiadephia. March Flour quiet; Bye -four quiet :;
GOOD milling wheat 75aS2c and prime TO fancy, s5a9
sngraded Zee do IA grain depot zoo DO choice
n grain depot SSaSe No = red, March so. 0s3sc ;
Apsii' ssadstei Nay s4'sass.sa June 55gs,.e
In downtown elevators 33ac steamer In export cesalor
$3.50 No high mixed IN grain depot SIC Do on track
ssass a5SS AprS 80. dSSS MaS, SSs5+c: June; soy
do so.c unsraded clipped, slsc future, quiet bit
o9c May 2ssS a2ss.c June, 2sied29c. Butter steady
and in fair demand pean-ylyania creamery extra. .od
renn. " MAI sts 4ssi5s clse a5% part sEa
1dSLc full skins, lac. Suear-Reinsd strong ane IN
good demand; powdered. eac; eranuated i.lGaGac.
Potatoes arm and fairly active rose choice per bush
eHoiee esc; do fair e good. ?sdOos mammoth pcar!
Rccclp-Flour 100 bbl. and 600 sacks wheat, 100
corn 1872 GOO bush oats 30 600 bush Snipmen Is
Wheat 0c0O bush corn 900 bush oats 500 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08
WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL spEAMsnERSs
Er.tannic. MAJ 10 p. m. 'NIDscc April is. D. NJ.
g, 70 10 Gcrmanc. 233 80 am.
'reutoalc. Aprii 3p; H. reutonis Aprl 80. D. m.
cabin these stcamers. Saloon rates $50 and
upward according steamer and location OF berth. SEQ.
end cabin S3S and Excursion tickets favorable
,ens s,cerage. SO Company ONCE, no ~ Broadway
New-Iolk. Phlade pha once. 4O6 Wanut-st.
- I URI'Cr ISMAY Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-08

1000 Gao oo1 5000. 1902 0s5 Inc. sls2 ge ea
20 az 4yo rs. 1903. 324 Dec. 324, 40
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21

MORTIFIED Meas: James G.
Blaine is making the most valiant
fight for reciprocity that has evel
been waged in this country, and,
II he can accomplish what Grant
and Arthur tried to do and failed,
It will be the browning achieve.
ment Of his long and brilliant
career. It is the best kind Of pro.
lection, without the objection Of
a; a high tariff, and which, while
building up manufac turing in our
country, makes a market for them,
for it is plain that we have no use
for the one without the other
The idea seems to grow as it is
discussed and better understood
and that some step in the direc-
ton proposed by Mr.. Blaine will
be taken, can hardly be doubted.
it should be given start and
trial, at least, that it can be
tested.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21

REFERRING to the action ofthe St. Croiy
county, Wis, Democrats in ADOPTING
resolutions condemnatory Of the Bennett,
school law, the Minneapolis Journal per-
tllnently remarks: "These sapient Demo
Gratis believe that if fathers and mothers
are indifferent to the welfare Of their
children and care not whether their
minds are cultivated or not, or prefer
that their children should be STEPPED IN
llilteracy or should be trained in exclu-
slvely foreign schools aud to the use Of q
foreign tongue to the neglect Of the Ian
guage Of their adopted country-these
pretended patriots declare that they
should be allowed to do as they please in
such matters and that the State has no
business ~ to protect itself from illiteracy
or anti -American Influences,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21

IF the State is reapportiionee
next winter The Anoka yaio,
hopes to see st. Paul and
MI Minneapolis placed in separate
congressional districts, and Anoka
attached to the one with Mime.
apolis. The Herald wants the
political relations between Anoka
and Minneapolis severed. One
thing is certain as long as Anoka
figures as the caudal appendage Of
Minneapolis citizens of the former
city need not look for political
preferment except in a local way.
Minneapolis, BY reason Of its size,
would claim the congressman and
representation on the State ticket
every time.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21

DUNN Tribune: The Republi.
can victory in Indiana in 1888,
which assured Harrison s election.
has been persistently attributed
by the Democrats to the unscru.
pulous use Of money, as if they
themselves had not poured out
cash like water on Hoosiier soil
IN that same campaign. There
are, however, partisan newspapers
who scout hypocrisy, and the New
York Herald, in whose VEINS the
Democratic blood flows in a steady
stream, says in effect: ssThe
Democrats complain that the Re-
publlcans used money in the cam
paign of 1888. AS matter Of
fact both parties had and used
money, but the Republicans used
brains, commodity Of which, the
Democrats were destitute
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21
DULUTH Tribune: Even Grover

DULUTH Tribune: Even Grover
cleveland who has made more
public parade Of his singleness of
purpose and Whiteness Of soul
than all the other presidents Of
the United States put together,
did not 50 far as the public knows.
exact "a any promise that the SIC, 900
ne gave to the Democratic cam.
paign fund in 1888 should be de-
voted exclusively to pay hall rent
and printing bills, or ask. how it
was spent when it was gone.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21

HE platform, adopted by the
Republicans of this State does not
suit the Pr,ohibitionists. y. Well,
It was not built for that purpose.
Live and let live" is the motto
OF llberal-minded :. Republicans.
Proh1 bition is out Of the question
IN Minnesota. Public sentiment
is against Prohibition in this
State. If there was a prohibitory
law on the statute books to-day It
could not be enforced.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21

HERE never was any question
OF the loyalty of ex-senator j. N.
Stacy, Of Monticello, to the Re
publican State ticket, the Globe to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
Inc Monticello Times quotes Mr..
stacy as saying: Il have not the
slightest doubt Of the election Of
every officer on the State ticket
from governor down. It will re.
celve my support and / know Of
no good reason why any Republi-
can should do otherwise z
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-08-21

An Anoka Republican writes
US to know nov if H. r. Barker, Of
lsanti county, is a C.. X. Davis
man. We have always regarded
Mr.. Barker as a staunch friend Of
Mr. Davis, and the latter gentle.
man regards Mr.. Barker in the
same light. At the recent Re-
publican State convention Mr..
Barker remarked to the writer:
8 would Like to be in the legis-
4 latnre two years hence 50 that i