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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25
By &. 7. Lucas, AuctiOncor.


DY VIRTUE of decree Of the Corporal o.
- Court of the city of Alexandria, entered N NJ
chsncery cause of a. II Violet vs. ". a. III i-.f
ct ais, will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER q, 1870.
at II O'Clock noon, in front OF the Roysi ''i 60
entrance to the NJ arb ct Building, tie ioi'oo 3
property In the city OF Alexandra
No. L. FOUR BRlCK HOUSES on the 70 ID
side Of King street, between Wet d re- ~
streets, fronting 10 feet more or Ie ), on
street, aud the lot running back GO feet more =
less These bous:s Will he sold eitkcc sei sfal
or altogether, as desired. ,..
No. =. LOr OF GROUND, with Fra ~
HOUSE Their, on, adjoining 70. on the east.
No 3. a LOr or G6OUNU on the west side a
W. s; street. at the middle Of the square, beta
King ard Z ince streets, fronting 70 fee or IS.
street. running back 123 Zee. incaes.
No. 4. The VACANT Gh0U. u on the eat le
of Alfred street, be ween Wolfe sAd " iike5 str &.
This ground has been snb1ivided and vii b. : j
according 20 plat, which csn be seen At ~
office, ZIP King street.
1erms OF Sale: Cne.lhird cash, snd the RS 20
in two equal payments at six and twelve n ~ ~
from day Of ssl5; The purchasers TO give q i.I
notes for the deferred payments with COCO 10
dorser, and 10 bear Interest from day OF 81 e .ae
title 10 be retained until the whole OF the pu.-
chase money has been paid. ali conyoyanciDS
the cost of the purchaser. >.
a. II. RM5rRcEG,
nov15 IS GO" nissonv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25
A mature Sahara

California csn certalcly caim the greatest
natural wonders Of the world. S Yosem'
lie waller, rs big trees, It's pe:rifed forests
and lis naumereb othsr attractions cub
tantlate this assertion. Oae of the latter
class, ll.tle koown aud rarely spoken OF, is
sbe D-aih valley of Inyo county, In May
RESPECTS tbs most remarkable Of them al.
Imagine the trackIess waste CT ssnd and
rock. si;nmsrioe under the rays of more
,hau tropical cue, hemmed 10 on eli eides by
tltsn ic r1cks sDa wCuDteins, whose verv
lclpce5s ia tht,t Of eternal detoistop, and you
have lair iGra Of Death valley. Geogragn-
csIlv is he sal OF tbs Apereosa river,
y hicn i Qa,t. a marvel 10 itself. 1t rises 10
he - era Sefras about two miles frpm
the Cgnfurni line, and flows southwark for
ninety u,i,es, when II disappears iron eight
20 ms neG o: an ancioat lake At the foot OF
be Rssiiop Springs mounteiDs A little
iurtnsr south it reappears a1d continues
smother skis miles. when it again returns
TO ii- eun'e5raDesn channel. S i'll again 1t
eeapoesTs and f,ws nearly 100 miles, when
II fiGsily disappears 10 the sink OF the Death
Valley, QJits remarkable fivar.
Death valley ia about eight miles broad nv
thirty i've ioUg, and comprises aoms SO0
sunare mics Of the most God orssken coun-
Try in tho word. 1t looks as if suffering
from come terrible curse such rs We read In
the Scriptures. It lies far below the sea lev
81, in some places 160 feet. No friendly
cloudsappesr to otercept the eoorchipg heat.
The thermcmoter registers 1852 week after
week. No moisture ever falls to cool the
burning ssnd. Bright STEEL may be left cut
uight after night and never be tarnished.
Nothing but decay dexd animal will SIM
Div dry up like parchment and remain go
seemingly forever. No sound is ever heard {;
the alence Of eternal desola;ion reigns GU
preme. l. is curious geological formation
only persleled in one other instance that
of the D ad sea. The rookie, lave, basalt
and granite show tbs volcanic formation,
which r Jbeb!y will account for the poison
Gus quality of Tho air. Il is said that no1i-
Gus gases are emitted from the numerous
fssuras 10 tina rocks.
Such is brief description of the most rem 'rk-
able valley in Anne lea. Population may press
onward but it will never enter here. Reclam y
ton Of vast tracts of land will be accomplished,
but Death valley will never see plow. 1t Is for
ever destined to remain in its stage Of primitive
barrenness. ~ the workings of some mysterious
cause the place is hostile to life. It is avoided
alike by man and beast. Biologists tell US it Is
striking illustration Of the condition of the whole
world ct an carly geological epoch. Every tourist
who hiss tho opportunity should visit this minia-
ture Sahara.--Sdn Francisco Cali.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

THE BRIDES MIND CHANGED The Cath
Ole Church at Wiikesosrre, Pa, was decor
ated yesterday for the wedding of Vim.
Parks and Mary Schulaoki, which did not
take place because the prospective bride
changed her mind at the last minute. Parks,
who is 8 @ell-sc-do youDg mechanic, arrived
OF the church as the appointed time, erd
was wild with rage when Mary sent word
hy messenger the. she had no Intention of
marrying him Parks went to hia home,
where an elaborate wedding brsakfast bad
been prepared. and wrecked the whole bus
mess. Wine, whisky. beer, cystefs aad ceks
were thrown ioto the street. and Parks in
msdiatelg had his f5rmeF sgsetheart arrest
ed OF charge CT obtaining presents unoeF
false pretepsss. Tho hearing will tase plscs
today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25
Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
agsinst Postal Telegraph Cable Conn any,
two cases. and Postal Telegraph Cable Com
pany against Norfolk and Westeru Railroad
Company. Passed
Muscoe against Commonwealth. Set for
Wednesday next.
Diehl against Msrchsnt Passed.
Bland against Band Continued.
Sergeant sgaiust De1by. Argued acd
Continued.
Lltcbford and ais. sgains Day, sergeant.
Rahesring denied
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

TEBG. o CANAL.-Mr. John B. McDol-
cid, SIS one OF the Euretiea for the trustees for
the bcpdnolia.s OF 1914 OF the Chesapeake
snG Oaio Cara. yesterday n Baltimore sign
The boad for 5000 eco required of the trus-
tees By order OF curt. Miss Mary Garret
is tas other surety on The boud. eeverai
more signatures OF trustees sod others are
required before the bond will be ready lor
filDg in the Circuit Court at BagerstoWn.
A gentleman vel versed in CONSTRUCTION
SD engineering, and who has maze re-
cert trip o-er the canal said yesterday 'oat
he was surprised 10 fiod sncn valuable
nronsrty. Properly managed, he said. the
cansI cSu!d be- repaired snd operated with.
ont being burden TO any oody,- baltimore
Sun
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

TIE FORCE BILL passed be U s. House
Of Representative by vote of los to l49.
There are sixteen white republican members
ofthe House from the South, who were ta'i :
IL elected, two of whom are from Virginia.
Should the bill pass the Senate, it will ef
course do so in an amended form, so that ii
will have to go back to the House. Ii only
four of the sixteen vote against it, its Dc
feat will De accomplished, and they will he
at least partially, relieved OF the obloqny
that now attaches TO them. Will they be
wise enough to avail themselves of The op
portunity, fit be afforded them by Senate
Sc partisan az the present House?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25
The British Parliament.

LONDON, Nov. 25 -There was full at
teadsucs at the opening session ofthe House
Of Commons. Mr.. Parnell was present and
took the aest he usually occupies, but soon
retired to the lobby. When the Deputy
Speaker read letters announcing the con-
vlc,ion of Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien Mr..
Paznell reappsared. Shortly afterBard Mr..
Gladstone entered the House and wss greet.
ed gith loud chsers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

Fifty People POISONED f ty
psrsoas in the village OF Robesonia, Pa, end
vicinity have been poisoned By eating cook
ed cheese. I. was sold in blocks about three
inches square and two inches thick ny the
agent of . NJ Montgomery county creamery. All
had pains In the stomach, and we're taken
with violent vomiting. The attending
physicians report some of their patients Very
III. but are bopefu that all will recover.
TIE physicaus think that tbs sickness IS
the resuis OF copper pois 'oing, aad believe
that the cheese vas boiled 10 coPp se.-
tlse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

CENSUS NOTES TIDE Un!ted States has
psid Of 1899 O0O 600 OF It's debt siuce 1880.
or more than one-haf. The nation now
oges 1923 600 eco, or less than the sum paid
Of iu ten. years.
The A ffsrent States OF the Union now owe
1882 OO0. coo Since 1880 they have paid off
S72 coo 900, or more thsn oEe-third of what
they OWED ten years ego.
Nearly two third, Of al the slate produced
in this country GEMS from Pennsylvania.
Nearly sl the employees are Welsh Or Of
Welsh descent,
L. nine Sou hern States the production of
pig-itoo in 1890, was 40S 20 per cent. grester
than 10 1880 Pennsylvania turns OFT 40
Der cent. or nearly half of the total produc-
ZION OF ne whole oountry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

PLEADING FOE THE MAN WHO SHOT BIER
-Misa WisiDs, pretty walter 10 hotel
in Darlington, H., was madly In 1--we with
Clyde Luz, night clerk at the Union Hotel.
On September she saw Lu'z in company
with another woman and became iusaney
jeelons. That evening she called LUZ to
account and attempted to shoot hin. she
ICED one sbos, anG then LUZ wrested the
pistol FROM her hands and shot her 10 the
breast. causing a painful but not serious
wound. Young Luz has been In durancs
vile since on charge of attempted murder.
Yesterday the woman made written cou-
fsssion that she had instigated ali the trou-
bic by her jealeusy and craved that the
Young man be released. The Judge after
considering the case sentenced Lutz to five
months in the County jail. Luz Is hand
sone and popular and Is the son OF wel-tc-
do people residing in illinois. Since che
he's recovered from her wound Mise Will
kins mas been q CONSTANT attendant at the
coust, Jail where Mr. Luz WAS cou6ned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

A CLERKS TERRIBLE ORDEAL John
Grifao, cerl, 10 tie employ OF a. c. Or
cult, dealer in gertlemen's furnishing goods
10 New Rochelle, N. Y. afer attending
church en- Sunday night, returned TO his
room 10 the rear of tho store, and finding
eve1ythug 50 Usual, retired. AT about mid
p;gb', Griffin says, he was awakened by
Sc psc OF suGccetion to fad himself gagged
$50 unsb!e 80 make an outcry. A din light
vas in The bedroom A man, whose face
Critic thinks Was covered with mask,
stocd over him aGd threatened him with i,
stsnb Death il ne did not remain perfectly
quiet. Another masked man then came into
toe room and said in gruff voice: That's
risb,: liz bin il he dou't keep quiet" The
man ae-ured .hemeelves that Griffin was So
cureiy tied ard hep rcbbad the store and
set fire TO it. Gr.liia was rescued By hremec
lust as be was about being bu.nad to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

THE Mckinley bill mas been in operation
pearly two months but though nearly eVs-
~ thing tie poor people of the country have
70 bus hes sdvarced in price during that
time, no laboyer has been heard to say that
his wsses have baen increased and yet M.
Mckinley said the chief object of his bill
wa,to increase wages. The people didn't
believe him, and the result proves that their
Incredibly was well founded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

To SHOW what little attention Is paid ln
Eagispd to eff .irs in this ioountry, it Ia only
nee essary to allude 20 the fact that though
the President, Congress and most OF the
newspapers OF the Uoited States seem to
have tbs ssal fisheries west OF Canada
and the cod, mackerel and herring fsheries
east of II, continually on their minds, the
@ leens speech to Parliament contains not
the slightest mention of either. This is by
NJ means gratifying to American pride,
hut it ia true
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

THE PHILADELPHIA Record does NOT agrees
vi b Congressman Springer. that because
the opponents of some republican men end
m ,asures ara st present more numerous 10
the North than 10 the South, the northern
denocrstic members ofthe rex, y {. House
o. Representatives should teke entire charge
of that body. Ii says: The party OF
democracy is not geographical. In Its CATH
clio code the people of all portions OF the
country are entitled to equal consideration
10 the government and 1t does rot matter
whether the Speaker come from the Brsz ls
or fem the Ohio provided be possess s6s
yequ site g7.hf 'sticus 70: his ofiice." Tnis
is srue and indebted democratic doos'in''
and it sppiee Got only to the spesse'shlp
Of the U. 8. H,u.e ofRspresante'iVss, but 20
ell other govegoaent Offices Ii Mr. Mlls
he oasl Fl Sd for the Speakers chair, the i-c'
that he hajs from Texas should have Moth
ies to DO with mis- election, for Texas
democrat is just as good democrat as che
ram spv other State in the Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

A SCENE IN CHURcH-Ar extraordinary scene
took place in London on Sunday during mas in
the Italian Church. Rev. Father Bar mir, the
pastor T, ferred to Parnelrs immortality in strong
terms. The congregation was worked up to tho
highest pitch. Some left, and one man, ri,ing TX
citedly, shouted Mind your own busin IS" Iha
greatest confusion prevailed, and mob GUS do
began Cheering for Parnel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

Settlement OF long dispute PaY:c;sas
have at Last como to the conclusion that the
best medicine FOR teethIng children IS D.
Bull's Baby Syrup.
Hawking and splitting, which are SIM
tons Of nasal catarrh, are certainly snnoyi
To avoid these and to cure your ca arm. usa
Cd Saul's Catsrrh Cure. Sold by al d "a rs
for % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25
Mr. Parnell.

LONDON. Nov. pa meeting Of the Irish
Eoua. Rrie m IN 70 of Permanent gss held
to.da7. III. Parneli vas present a motion
was mads hat Mf. PataelI be rejected
Chairman Of the Irish Parliamentary rarity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25
T,ExA NDRIA. "A
TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 25.

SENATORS Barbour. Daniel and Gornar,
ex- Senator Eaton, Representative Cum
mings. ex-Repsesentative Thompson, ano'
indeed, every body else who thinks the
nou,inee of the next national democratic
convention should be man who can carry
Nav York, are now charged by some pee
MA with being sctuated by personal feelings
7. was tina same way previous to the meet
;no of the !sst national democratic conVen'
tioo. and the charges then were as utterly
croundleas az they are now. No mortal eau
LOCK- into the hearts of others aud see the
motives that actua.e them, and In the epe
cjsl cases referred to there ia not only no
proaud for tho charge, but every grouho
whv IL should not have been brought. But,
even if it were otherwise, those familiar
with the gentlemen mentioned, know they
would not allow eny personal feeling &c
have the slightest il Fl lence upon their po'
l;tica! action, and the charge that they 90
By the rule that we judge others NJ our
selves, reac's iijariously upon those os
wbor, it is brought. Wise politicians re-
gard political mistakes as worse than crimes
a ID the wise democrats referred to. womb
as Secretary B.aine yaiply tried TO 90 VIII
his party on another question. save theirs J.
possible. from "perditior," by dominating
Presidential candidate who can carry New
York. without the vote of which State tGs
.,oo,,o, of O democratic President is hardly
pose;hlp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

NEW YosE. Nov 25.-Thc stock market en-
ed with the usual irregu' ar changes from last
nights figures this morning, but with reactioG-
airy temper, and the early prices were not m ain
tanned in any active stock. The pres ure to sci
was m IRE urgent than the buying in the arg
dealings, and wiile there was little animation
outside of about half dozan stocks, the whole list
moved off, and large fractions were lest in al the
list To buying demand increased, however, AMI
the carl; lo:sss were not only recovered in most
every case, but fractions in I'd iiticn The mar
ket after II o'clock became less active, snd thu
reaction from the high prices attained made far
ther progrt ~ mess stocks t. AIDED in agsin :etripg
to shade below tho opening prices. The decline
W re in no casa material, and late in the hour tho
market became quite dull, with temperance o
the advancing tendency. At neon it was quiet
an again weak, generally at fractions below thu
opening figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25
MONETARY AND conMGKclAL

LONDON, Nov. 25.-At this hour a p m con
soils are irmer than they have been at any other
time to-day. American railway securities We g
Il 1t on the frat questions from New YoEf int
sre now strong snd advancing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

On "a I UbDA
the dav OF Dec mber, ] 90
T vill offer Tor sale in front of :he Curt H.
Market Building. Fairfax street entrance 7 y
8 TORY BRICA HOUSE, situated on Printe
No. 1910. about 20 feet front on Prince
and 100 feet deep. Terms made known on
day of IS le.
Doy24 is JNO B. XtMNEEMhf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 81
Union stock yards this week 81 Cattle were
the market and sold as follows: Best 3'st
good 2Aa3lhc; medium 2%a3c; common
2hc per h. 294 Sheep and Lambs were oN
ed old Sheep 3 lbs4 lac Lambs . iba6Ac per
Cows and Calves sold at St5a45. Msrl;at
Cattle COOS, and brisk for shop and Lsmts
few fancy Cattle brought 4 iSc per 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

DRIMG NEW BU1RwaEAf jus. received by
oct2O ]. =. MILBJaN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

NEW YoRK CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 24.-Reey
-msrket higher; native steers So 5a5 be
and COWS 81 81 1as2 20 per 100 lbs CaIy,
market sresdy: was S5,7 so; grsssers -
2 90; Westerns 81 62las3 80 ger 100 lbs. sh'-
and Lambs-market steady; shoep Sill
Lambs So 25a6 Us per 100 lbs. Hogs-m1rS
hrrner at So 5Oa4 15 per 100 lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

WE ARE OFFERING AT Low PRIt =,
w Corn Knives and Corn Hooks, anc keoet
Ysrn Of best quality. Call ard examine.
oct7 ]. T. CnEIGHT0H g 5 n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

BALTIMORE, Nov % Hogs Tho rccci its vary
but little IN number from last week, but no of.
ngs are not nesriy 0s numerous they wcro
then-from accumulstions in tho Tens that
time and the market has assumed moro frmness
than on last -sday. @ Iotations show ap-
D. ocisble change but trade has been frmof NJ top
prices. We quote the range as follows: H.,
the former figure for rough hogs, sows and sta 3,
and 5a5Ac per ID net Tor the bottom grade 81
good corn hogs. Receipts Of Sheep and an -
1894 head, with sales at SD 25ab PER 100 o'
for Sheep and Lambs at bab i2c per ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

ALEXANDRA MARKET. Nov. 25.-Thcro is
better demand for Flour, and the markets gener.
ally are finn. but without change in prices. hest
is stronger and fairly active; rcceipts continue
sms,l. and sales range from So to 9G, to coudi-
ton Corn is quiet but very steady at 59a6l for
choice old, and 5Os55 for new former figures arc
for damp samples. Ryo 60s6S. Oats 4S.51.
Butter is dull at 1920. Eggs arc sca.ce at 26a
27 Potatoes arc arriving freely and are lower 81
5Oa7O Apples, Pork, Poultry ard other produce
are weak and in goad supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

BALTIMORE, November 25-Yirgini0 couso'.
=; 1O-4Oa =; do IS 64ls166
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

NEW YORK, Nov 25.-Cotton qliot; uplaaes
GIG; Orleans 9a. futures -res'iy Florr
quiet aod firm Wheat qniet and fl M. Com Sc
tive and ifn. Pork quiet and stcsdy ri $40 5ot
~. Lard quiet aud firm at So 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

The police census OF Brooklyn adds AZ ,412
to the population returned b. the federal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

A.W. AIMS tKcNG,
noy15 ts Conmiss.oue
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-25

CHICAGO, Nov. 25-1I:30 A. m-Wbc.s -C1c
9jas; May 1925 Corn--nec nominal; Msv
55a, 9ats-Dec nominsl; May 46is. Mess Pork
Jan Sll 37lb; May u ~ Lsrd-,lan So 20
May Sc rs. short ribs-Jan s. 67s; Mas IS 3.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
nARnlaoNls aaRAp MIaFAKH.


Its now clearly demonstrated that
President Harrison made the great
est mistake OF life time, full ot blum
dera aud mistakes, when he hgnea The
Mckinley bill, Had lao refused no
would have been q bigger man today
lhan old Jim blaine, an parnell, Col
Bil Snort tells the story Of the mistake
in tho last number Of tho National
Democrat, newspaper printed Al tho
National Capital We quote few eX
tracts from Col Snorts statement
UOn tha evening of the day before llarrl-
son signed tho Mckinley hill, had a long
interview with tho old lndiAnh hunhllg,
aud thought ! had things llHfd al flghh
| warned him Oi The Impending danger
/ told him that tie Mckinley bill was the
Trojan horse, and that dim blaine was W
side Of N. The Republican pafW. u
pledged 10 tariff reform, aud to sign lla'
would be- 10 sign iis death warfant
Wrol, 6uOrl, arc you Oragyin
UNo, most noble beslus, for speak iho
words OF s0herneas aud truth, Having
refused tn slnn the bin yuu viii sel1h lhr
prn with llyll fingers nud hurl y ON ihe
table with such violence that u viii sound
| like CROW bar falling ON @ tln root
That, Me- President, h What you want %
| do tomorrow.
"Rut have promised to 6irn Nv
"You have promised lots oi things you
never did. II YOu DO Rh ! suggest nll ile
hlundom of tllh administration VIII pe
wippd OUT by one act, People viii qull
| lalkIng about Russ lottery scheme, lhr
! cottage by tho fea, which cyeun now .uellh
] strong enough 70 drive % doc out ui q
| alaughter house, People Wlll say Lincoln
| aligned the proclamation chat cmnncIpat
| cd the slaves, hut Harrison refused "a
sign iho Mckinley bin 10y which lhe nigh
| tariff monopolIsia hopnd 10 rnHlnve lhe
white people ol tho unled hAies'
succeeded ln working hll courage up 10
| tho uIoldug point, and " thr bill had been
! laid before him then aud There hH Would
have carried Oul NY plan, NyXl day ln'
stead OF doing HH boo hid promised, he ge'
liberatoly signed H. have reasons iobo'
! lleye that MIRA Harrison, who llallkei mo-
/ had inmpered with him in the meantime
Then knew tho Nv was mp lie all right
/ The whlrlIgIg Of tine brings ila revenge
Mrs, Cleveland or some other good LOOK.
lnq woman with q Democratic huahhnd
viii pick ilowera Ia ihe White House con-
| BcryntOry lu lF'd,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-11
MoK1NLEY FOR GOVERNOR.

The Massillon Independent is clearly
for Major Mckinley for Governor,
This makes the newspapers Of stark
county unanimous for his nomination.
All doubt as to the Majors capacity
to lll the office is dissipated by the fol.
lowing editorial extract from the lnde.
pendent:
Judging from the manner IN which he
has risen In all his intellectual grandeur
10 every other test he will mnster the mye-
tories Of Ohio IN leas time than i takes. 70
tell II. II ia very doubtful whother MAJ or
mckinley IA az rusty on tho intrlcacios OF
Columbus machinery as some persons
suppose he has queer way of holding
In reserve an immense amount OF inform
alton that people think be has not at his
command.