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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
KANSAS PRECAUTIONS.
What M lLvs.st0rk saaitssy Hoard Pro.
poses IN the Way os Quarantiae.

Wat the Live-Stoek sasitssy Hoard Pre.
poses IN the Way ~ 9usransise.
TOPEKA. Kan. April 9.--Thc Kansas
Livestock sanitary Commission. which
has been In session here for the purpose
Of framing more stringent rules and
regulations than have heretofore been
In fore. has agreed upon an order un-
der which cattle from II Eastern ststqs
must be held ninety Nays ut KanAdk
City ut the expense Of the owner, and
until they shall receive = bill Of heslth
signed by the state Veterinarian OF
Kansas. This applies to all cattle
shipped into Kansas from that portion
Of New York lying south OF the north
line OF Connecticut. all Of Pennsylvania.
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland. Dis
trict Of Columbia, Virginia. West vir-
ginia and the Dominion Of Canada.
Cattle from other districts may enter
tho State provided the shipper ~sxtisfea
the inspector that they are healthy and
have not been exposed ~ any contagious
or infectious disease. All cattle coming
into the State from or through the Kan.
. City stOck yards must have Q permit
from the State inspector. Cattle from
the south line Of Kansas that have bsen
kept sincs December I wcst Of tho east
line Of the Indian Territory, and north
Of the S6th parallel Of the north lsti-
tudr. or YES NJ the 2ist meridiau. OF
longitude west from Washington and
north Of the seth parallel Of north lati-
tude. may b sdmitscd u the STATE upon
proof Of health by afadavit Of diAinter-
ested partiea. The penalty for the vio-
lAtion Of thess rulcs 10 not less thsa 800
q more than q, O0U.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
NlnCELl.ANUaDV0

A CONTRADICTION train ON the Alabama
Midland railway was wrecked slshtssa
miiss south Of Montgomery, Ala, ~.
comfy. Ten uea we're injured. four
fatally.
TaE little town Of KylA twenty
miles south Of Austia, Tex. hes beea
Waited BY . tornado No iives were
loaG
Fvs Chicago arsass wsrs Injured ~.
Gently BY . fAlliAs door q . Ore q
P~adsely'x saloon. SAS nlinois street.
WAaxuR's nve-st0sy block. ~ 70 n
South street. Rochester. N. Y. YES
burned recently. LoaA about ssoo. ooo
GEoweK W. HANCOCK has bees Nm.
fenced 1T Salt Lake City. Utah. 10 tsa
years imprisonment foe killing . mAa
thirty.two years ago II va . Aoruoa
Church murder.
A MONOPOLY In axss hes been psesect.
I'd BY the formation Of the American
Axe 4 Tool Company With acapltal a
q, 000, O00
hoixnAv. the Michigan nurdsrse aal
hishwaymsn. wAs vvp0rted attsmptiHa
to starvc himself 10 death
TmE oil rcaaery Of sir w. A. Ross 4
Co., London. Mas destroyed BY Ore ~
Gently. l0sa. sA0N, o0A.
SAN fRAxciscO e~xperienced . severe
shock Of earthquake o. the sStA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
ADDITIONAL DIsPArCuna

TAMAMAcx shaft st the Red Jacket
minc. Marquette. Mich., was destroyed
by tire recently. Two men lost their
lives and another was seriously burned.
\ TORNADO and rainstorm passed near
Memphis, Tenn, recently. Several
houses wcrc blown down.
TNRkH nrcmcn wcrc injured by fall.
Ing wallis In = sss, 900 Are In the Roches-
ter IN. ~ Wheel CompAny's works.
TRK people Of Fulton County. ILL.,, sse
wildly excited because Of tho ravagcs Of
alleged mad dogs. Many animals have
been killed.
Tmx King Of Dahomcy complains Of
the Frcnch attacking him without d.
claring war. lilo Aays no will hold the
French merchants In his power -
hostages.
HoLi.Axp threatens 70 increase the
duties on American petroleum In rcsalis-
tioa for tho American Increase on raw
t0baccN
TME Worlds Prisons Congress will
opcn NJ IT, Petersburg June Is. The
Prince Of Oldcnburs will preside and
700 delegates will be- present represent.
Ing twenty-five Nations. A municipal
banquet, excursions Totes. etc., arV 10.
Ing arranged.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended April ~ showed On average In.
crcasc of ias compared with the cor.
responding week Of last year. In New
York tho increase WAS s.N.
TME noticeable feature In the LondcA
money market during the week ended
April ~ WAS the advance In silver. Tbs
pricc rose s cents per ounce Stocks
wcre arm and advancing. Affairs were
unsettled on the berlin Boursc. AZ
Paris ana Frankfort money matters were
quiet The Havana sugar market wAs
tirm.
TME senate ON the 10Th passed the hill
for tho purchase u . portion Of the
Sioux reservation In Dakota. The House
got through the committee stage " the
Legislative Appropriation bill. Ad~ary
time then followed d obtain . quorum.
which wAs DAILY counted and the
previous question ordcrA.
TnE Provisional Government OF Nraril
has ordered exemplary prosecution ~ oil
persons disseminating alleged false In.
formation calculated 10 bring the Gov,
eraMcnt tnto disrputc.
TttE municipal elections In Paris on
the s'th pasacd on quietly. In the
suburbs the police destroyed . number
OF Orleantst and ltcalsngiss placarAA
TMNRk wev thirty-ons feet ot watel
IN the RED river u Arthur City, Tex,
lon the s,tA and Il was ssill rtsias rapid
lly. The bottoms wwrc overlooked and
1.-The csors ere dcstrVyed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

Ma NoRA DsnoAs, vito Of . hotel
keeper q Robertsdsle, near Hunting
don. W. Va, recently eloped with .
oew1y-asrlved boArder named Emil T..
CAareier. . Hungarian, taking her thrcc
ltttls children cod $50 cf hcr husbands
moaey. Al Mount Union the husband
evsstook the Seeing couple and Dc.
msadsA ~ rstara u HE money. lie
wae rendered 80 Of the money In con.
d6eesstion Of his wife's liberty. which he
ecDetee1. ena the clippers sad childr~a
ol0oce tsoks train for the West
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

JoHx DRApxs,, Of Pennsylvania. On
Austrian detective. 10 securing the coal
regions In search Of . man named 0OrG
xapolski. for whose apprehension 1900
marks will b paid. lie 10 wanted a
'vstsno. Austria, on tho charge Of MUIR
aerias . wealthy German nAmod 1rhud.
ha wifN two daughters and twO ssr.
vsata. lie escaped ~ Constantinople
and thence 70 liverpool. where hs took
passage for the United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

UNITED SrArss MAwaaAt. WAlxsm
eays tAst Tie psopls oe Oklahoma srs,
N view OF the absence Of municipal
Law. the most orderly and we'll behaved
peopls he ever saw. He was In OKLA.
bona City just before CaptaiA Couch
died. and By bis order Adams, his alsysr,
vss Qsistly plsecd upoa the trails BY
three o. four OF his deputies and taken
70 wichita He says Adams would have
been lynchsd within two hours after
Couch'a death u hs had not been taken
oat q ~ Wy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

A corric clerk, who waa an emp,oyc
OF EniA Psshs while Emin wss a.
wedelai. has made = sworn deposition
before Mason Hey ~ Cairo that tho rc-
volt OF Emin's forces was solely duo 10
the discovery 81 Emin's plans To surr~n.
der his province 70 the MAhdi. Emin,
according " the clcrk's statement, sem
three messengers Ia the Mahdi Offering
"a surrender. hut they were seized and
stopped BY Emin's otacers- The revol,
followed this discovery. Mason non.
oiders the statement credible.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

JoHx N. BRENNAN was elected Repro
sentative in the supplemental election
~ Providence, r l. This did not
change tho status In the Icsisisture.
which WAS already controlled by tho
Democrats
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

MONTREAL Can. April q .-Thec ase oi
Walton. the express mess.nssr ~ho stole
u, NJ from the Pacific Company and ~ls
srres,rd Ut - john. n. r.. With part Of
tho stolen moa~y In his yrssrssion. hiss
nos acquired nee interest by the srrvs,
of Frank Brady and Argie Ashton and
I~srd. . gambler, who sccompsn!-d
them. They arrived from Hot sprins~.
Ark, AID y at oncc tAksn iato
custody. Rndy .s the maa who vss
paid sAeoo By Walton Tor helping hin v
esrspe aaA the other memb~rs Of the
party N sappO~d "a have been i'm.
pltcstrA IN making s~Ay With the balance
u The moaey, vASoA vss never touaA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

THH Reading Railroad C,ompany's fur.
asce at Temple. ncar Reading. Pa, has
resumed after seven years. id,eness. II
II n Of the company's hest furnaces.
A majority Of the compsny's furnaces
ore nOw In operation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

TMR Senate COMMITTEES o. Indian AZ.
fairs hes favorably reported Vests hill
- provide for the compulsory cducation
Of Indian children. The bill makea II
the duty Of the Secretary Of the Interior
% establssh IN Industrial boarding
school In every ladian r~eservatioa where
the population Of adulta cxceeds 800.
The provisions Of the bill docs Ho& apply
. the hvs civilised tribcs nor 70 the
Osagc Indiana Of the Indian Tcrritory.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

C~MuiIcoruE. No. April A-At Pst
sonsburs. psviess County, . burglar whe
hsd hrok~a into The store Of r. c. B~asr
ley SEQ was confrOatsd BY Tiltoa hrss
ley, Who sleer In the stor~. and whs
orrnea Ar~ OF him but miss~A him. Ths
too thea yrsppisd and In the struggle
beasley r~cived . shos 10 Ne lsfs wrist
vhes he burglar made sos sAs door,
r~schias which he ard again bat 1issre
his mark. hs,asley ard Assta sa1 Ties
Parsssd hts rnAn into The ssrssssaA gave
hin . last shot - he dissppesrsA bSs IL
IL BOT taS1sht he hit him. Thew 10 Nc
elsv 70 the seasdrsi's Afatisy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

TR4 leaders Of the Rheniah and West
phalian miners In Germany hAvo adopt.
- resolutions dcnouncin9 socialism and
favorinR tho formation Of . union on .
Christian and patriotic basis
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

TEE House Committee On Judiciary
has ordered Representative Culbefson,
q Texsa 70 report favorabiy cad With.
out amendment tho Senate bill 70 pro-
hibit trustA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

TnE new fumigating steamer, IAWis
Pastcur. built for the United StateS ms-
sins hospital service, has left Philsdei.
phia for the Delaware breskwsteP under
command Of DR.. Orr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

TME executive committee Of tho
Louisville Jockey Club has suspended
Stoval. Fiancgan and Ray. tho Jockeys
against whom complaints have been
made for Signing eontvscts with two or
more stables for next season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
BISMARCK ON SOCIALISM.
u Nay Vet Casss Trvahss 10 0ss0aay- No
Hsas ~ May lay.

LONDON, April %.-1he Herald pub
fishes the report Of an interview had by
ono 81 its representatives with Prince
Bismarck. The cx-ChAncellor said he
would not, II II were in his power. In
terferc with the workingmen In any
Wy On May day. nor would he dis
play any anxiety. which only incrrasrs
the aggressivencss Of tho Agitators.
Socialism. he said. would yet cause
trouble In Germany. and the man who.
would yield ~ that element to prevent
. manifestation was . coward. u was.
sometimes an Get Of 3enevolence Ia shed
the blood 81 the riotous In defense Of
the ~law-shidine. May day wsa aot .,
Dangerous enemy. and the naming of IT,
for IN assault oash, not 10 b. drcsded.
u would only be = sham light like tho
battles Of the salvation army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

JoRx r. CowpEx. said 70 be the Oldest
Odd Fellow In the country. died sccent-
y 81 Amesbury. Mssa, aged eiehty.two
yesrA He Joined the order II PAiisdel.
phia In 1881.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

. TEE commission to select Q site for
tAs now post-ofice In San Francisco mot
recently 70 consider bidA but not 0
eiagle bid was received, although the
amount appropriated for . sitc II $780,.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

THH House committee appointed IN
iavestigats charges made against United
States marshsls In various Southern
States met IN Warrington On the 22d 70
begin their investigation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

Mn WiLiIAM O'HRIxN, the irish Ne.
~taonaiist denies the report that be 10
engaged 70 b married 70 Mlia. Raffaio'
Witch, the daughter Of . Parisiaa 1asn.
AIR.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

In the British House Of Commons, dur.
ing . discussion on tho labor question.
Mr. BradlauRh made N attack upon
NJ. Graham, the aaitator. accusing him
Of having melted the lsboring classes 70
ntPikAL
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
PERSONAL AND PIII.IriCAL.


CAPTAIN W. L. COuCM. tho Oklahoma
chief. died Of the wound resolved In the
knee some time sinco while Engaged In
~disputing with . man named Adams
ovcr tho possession Of . lot near Okla.
homo City.
THE London Daily News believes that
tho members Of the Psrneilite party
were totally unaware Of Pasaell's land
schsme until they heard IL announced
BY him In the Housa Many Of Par
ncll's followers, and particularly Michael
Davitt GRO said 70 heartily disapprovs
the plan.
GENERAL HxRxAxpHs, Of MsxicA hes
sdminiatercd . ssvsre defeat 70 the
hostile Saqui Indiana
Tns Pope 10 said 70 b incsnssd % The
Archbishop Of Naples and will have him
suspended
IT was rumored that disputes he'd
arisen IN the French senate and II waa
feared that . collaps" If the Ministry
was not far on.
EArEROR WILLIAM was cordially ~.
ceived on his recent visit to Ntrasburg.
IT II understood that President llar.
rsson has determined 70 appoint cx.Con.
grcSsman George w. Steele, Of Indiana,
trst Governor Of Oklahoma
TmE President signcd the world's
Fair bill on the 2Sth.
ExiN PAsmA's expedition left Zansi.
bar for the interior on the sath.
Hmm ScuIrrEi. . Socialist member oi
the German ReichstsR, has been scn.
tenccd IA ninc months imprisonment
for attacking the Governments labor
movements
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

wAsMnSerOS. April A-Ther Are
nineteen Cinnamon now In custody In
tho State Of Washington who came into
the country In violstion Ut the Chimes
Exclusion sct- Il In supposed thst tkry
came scro~s the Britain border. but S~-
retary W!ndou has decided to sead
them bAek TO China dirvcs and o. once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

BECAUSE Of the em~bcxslemeNt BY the
Treasurer Of the Canton Of Ticino, Swits.
erisnd, oil the Cantonal Minister'S have
sesIgnod
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
.READY TO STRIKE.
chicago Pscking House nmpsoyeo
ExpectanG

sesskes esd Dsuoastsssseas n New EsssssA
-Cs'tsd states EsVsess Empasyss A..
cspe . ReNsettsa-noes Caepes-
tsss Oettisg revsssh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

II 10 reported that Prince Bismarck
somplains that he hes becn Intrigued
oRDinoI
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02
COMMENT.

EloHf fsld guns with Sunners have
eoea sent from Germany 70 zansibas
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-05-02

sss8 ~
AGRANp ARMY post will bc formed At
iAyard AEON.
T'MK CAas County fair will he held Sep
scmbcr Is to II.
RECxNrLv = mad dog was killed at
Odeli after having bitten . horse and .
number of other dogA
Mis-. GHoReE TAtIRor, . widow Gfty
year~ old. recently committed suicide
nesr NebraskA City by hanging hersclt.
She left = nosc stating thu, she wss tired
Of living.
Two boys named lsrown and McMul.
len. while lately hcrding cattle near
sheldon. ate what they supposed wew
a~rtichokes. but which proved to BE-
something Of . poisonous nature, result
Ing In the death of hrown. McMullcn
reviewed medical assistance and rccov-
cred.
TuE contractors Who will construct the
n. 4 NJ. brlt line around the city Of
Grand Island have begun work.
JcuN NANptRsoN was shot the othel
afternoon by II. MeOwca. about twc
milcs south OF Droksn How. while %.
tempting IA take sooe stock undes
chsstel mortsas~ MeoweA wsssed
Sandersoa o 10 take the stock. ssd
when 10 psrsisssd shot hin With . pie
toL the hall taking effect under the LEI,
shoulder
tn. BODY Of . woman res sounA the
other day % the river hank about eight
miles from Dakota City. The boAy hsA
not heen ideauaed, bus u was yappsssi
tDbs the body Of Mn william uickA vAs
committed suicide Last winter BY jump
ias h a sis hole u ~ dvss sso,s
Jsetsoa.
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
Once More and Foreverl

To stay and offer to my many friends
and the public in general Of Wilmington
and vicinity. / am here once more.
Meyer Meyers will open on Saturday,
March 80, with fine selected stock Of
Mems, Boys and Children's Clothing
Gents Furnishing Goods in general at
prices that viii astonish the ones now
paid in this market and others. We will
do our utmost TO maintain your patron
age by offering the greatest bargains
ever heard OF, and everything sold must
be as represented. To introduce new
business i will present each new customer
with handsome present in memento OF
my return to Wilmington, where / shall
be pleased to dress all in the latest styles
and best quality Of goods at price-low.
M. Meyers, 406 Market street, Whining
faY, nal
Evening journal., 1890-03-29

TFE calamity at Louisville is second
only to that Of Johnstown. The incl
dents, meagre even now. are hesrt-rsnd-
ing the disaster is appalling. Children
were stricken dead in their mothers
arms, fathers leaving happy family in
8 pleasant home after a few minutes
were summoned to view mangled
corpses aud demolished houses. Hus-
bands and wives died in each others
arms, while suddenly Weakened children
clung in panic stricken death TO
their mothers skirts. After the tornado
came the fire and death came with both.
Sometimes in its fell mercy the tornado
destroyed the family at once, sometimes
with the relentless cruelty Of thing Of
evil it doomed one or two members to a
crippled and sorrowful life. Ali the rest
Of the world is helpless. We are
compelled to stand with folded
arms and await the dread
full details of a calamity that has come
and gone-which cannot be prevented
appeased or avoided There is nothing
to do but bury the dead, relieve the
suffering and lament with those who sif
and mourn for their loved ones who arr
lost
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
BACON AND LAYTON SILENT.

Thew Know How the Sussex Frauds
Were Worked, But WIN Not Tell.
From an Occasional Cor. EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, March 29.-The Levy
Court investigation committee have ex-
amined court orders back TO 1885. They
found about 1900 more bogus court
orders, making so far 3, 100 bogus cover
orders and about 4, 800 bogus orders Of all
kinds. They win examine the remaining
orders. and it is thought that there NAV
be another thousand Of these bugus court
orders.
Mr.. Prettyman Of the committee
moved that an expert be employed. Mr..
Joseph said he would second the motion
If they would make it two experts in.
stead of one. The chairman put the
original motion without reference to Mr..
Joseph and without second and declared
it carried. Mr.. Prettyman voting for
and Joseph against 1t. Mr.. Bacon
was directed to employ the expert. He
will doubtless be tool OF Mr.. Bacon.
and will be used to verify whatever Mr..
Bacon has told the committee 10 do.
Mr.. Daniel J. Layton and Mr.. Bacon
claim to know how these bogus order:
were worked off. but will not give tn,
public the benefit Of their information
that the guilty parties may be punished
The committee adjourned TO meet at /. 81
o'clock p. m, on Monday next.
Evening journal., 1890-03-29

Easter Cards whiten a big
part of the Book store like a
snowbank touched with color.
In cross, star, egg and animal
shapes, ovals and squares, ?
to 35c.
-Four handsome cards, rib
bon tied, representing with
picture and poem the four
principal church seasons, I5c,
neatly boxed; bg mail I8c.
Easter Mounts, S to 23c.
Easter novelties in great va
riety and some at Picayune
prices.
Near Thirteenth street entrance.
AS dozen Mems White Shirts,
unlaundered CSC. Sizes II,
I7H, IS.
10 dozen fine Pique and En-.
broidered Dress Shirts. Have
been $I.5o, So, and $2.25,
now 81. Nothing the matter
with them that a laundry can't
cure.
A big lot Of new Neckweal
from London at soc. You'd
very likely guess the price at
double.
Chestnut street side, west Of lIain Aisle.
"Rodgers Bros. I847 Al
Plated Ware. You know what
that mark stands for. AS
standard as wheat. If you
know what prices should be
these will set you wondering
Dinner Forks, SO so a dozen.
| Tea Forks, $i.75 a dozen.
| Dessert Spoons, 2l.5O dozen.
| Nut Picks, 81. so dozen.
Butter knives, 25c each.
| sugar Shells, 25c each.
| Pickle Forks. 25c each.
| Pie Knives, 81 70 each.
Second floor, second gallery.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
wANAMAKER,s.
PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, March 20. 1890.
Tie a0eathey today as hke1
TO be clear.

The time has gone by here
when things for Children's wear
are weak copies of old folks
fashions. We 60 on the idea
that the clothes for little men
and women should show as
much care for style and fitness
as anybody's. Just as easy tc
have a neat, natty rig for the
boy as to have something that
slumps and slouches about him.
We prove it every day.
For girls as well as boys.
The new Dresses and Over
garments for Misses and Chill.
dren are models. Originality
in every shape, style in every
fold. A very choice line OF
Boys and Girls Refers.
Misses Jackets and Coats in
delightful variety. An un.
usually attractive gathering oi
Misses and Children's WASH
Dresses.
Evening journal., 1890-03-29
pEFEArep AND plscREolrEp

1t is possible that the Every Evening
may be enabled to make a more accurate
estimate Of it's declining influence now.
1t made fight against Levy Courtman
Hickman and was beaten 1t assisted in
electing reform mayor and gave the
city reform police force, which are
more distinctively Republican than re-
form. The police reform has BEEN the
subject Of constant apologies.
The Every Evening made bitter, per-
sonal and malicious attack on the EVEN.
ING JOURNAL. The EVENING JOURNAL
withstood the attack and has been gain
ing in circulation and business ever since.
It is the only Democratic daily news
paper in Delaware and its appearance
and tone show plainly that it is here to
stay.
The same paper In the same malicious
spirit, made the three-quinine-pills at
tack on Sheriff Allen and forced the
Levy Court into that investigation fzzle
The same paper has just made q
humiliatiug hasco of its petition scheme
After using special effort, personal in
auencs and solicitation it procured less
than thousand sore-head signatures
The Anonymous petitions, ''unfathered'
and unheralded, which were ridiculed b.
the newspaper crank, easily doubled tn,
number of the Every Evening in one
half the time and without newspape
backing.
Thus these few notorious instance
will serve to show that the Every Even
ing, from being the leading paper, ha
thrown aside its honest Democratic in
huences and turned to crankiness. mali
cious pessimisrn, Republican independence.
and general discredit.
It is not Democratic, it is not governed
bv any higher motive than greediness TO
the sheriffs printing and Republican
crankiness.
Ali Of its pretended reforms ar
schemes to put Democrats out and Re
.publieAns ia place. Its reforms hav
always had that effect.
The people have found 1t out, so tina
Evening journal., 1890-03-29

DISAPPOINTED and disheartened with
their boomerang investigation" Of
frauds. the Sussex Republicans have
sullenly turned to alleged new frauds.
The FIRST investigation was diverted to
Republican officials and suddenly stop
ped. The campaign-cry hunters did not
want to discover any frauds but Demo.
cratic frauds. Those are great leaders
in Sussex. They deserve to go up higher
in their party. They likely will go up
higher If Senator Higgins can make
plans for them. II is zeal, not brains
and honesty, which commands place with
the party in Delaware. The machine
managers In Sussex have deficiency Of
brains and honesty in inverse proportion
TO the intensity Of their zeal.