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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-01
MORE REMOVALS
OF Operators Belonging to the Brother
hood-Discharges at st. Louis Followed
by n Waikout. ..-rss

OF Operators Belonging to the Brother
hood-Discharges at st. Louis Followed
by waikout. a.-rss
ST. Louis, Oct. 29.-At the Western
Union telegraph office yesterday after
noon, two more operators were dis
charged and their places we're ordered
filled by other employees, who refused to
take their places. The first operator re-
fusing was Immediately discharged,
whcreupon some twelve or fifteen OF the
best mon donned their coats and walked
out.
The local officers of the company deny
that the men we're dismissed on ac-
count of their connection with the
Brotherhood, and say they we're re-
lieved because their services was 'un-
satisfactory to the company"
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 29.-Two Western
Union operators, members of the Broth
erhood of Telegraphers, were dis
charged here Monday by Chief Opera
tor Bronson. No reason was given them
for their dismissal, but it was intimated
that they were discharged because they
were Brotherhood men. One Of them
denied belonging to the order and was
taken back, pending investigation.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-President Nor
vim Green, of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, absolutely declined to
say anything yesterday regarding the
strike of thirty-seven operators at st.
Paul because they belonged to the
Brotherhood OF Telegraphers and also Of
the operators discharged from st. Louis
for the Same reason stI do NOT know ~
said DIR. Green, that the story as tele-
graphed to New York papers is true. l
have no information on that point, and
If l had should decline to talk about it
for publication.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-01

Citizens of Pittsburgh and Allegheny In n
Bad Wny-Iron Manufacturers CIR eatly
Inconvenience, 500 Furnaces Being
Rendered idle.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-11-01
THE JACKPOT.
The Party All Clipped In, But Tom
Won It.

HERE were five
of us in the party
- six, counting
Long Tom, the
guide. After two
days hard climb
ing, which the
burroS endured
with exemplary
fortitude, we ar
rived at the lit
tie valley high
up in the mount
a in S, t h ou g h
which threaded
the trout stream,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Trimming REDUCTION SPECIALS.
Ornament Passcmenterie. with pendants, inches
deep in colors Of Bronze Slate. Mode Myrtle Brown,
White Navy Blue and Garnet. Regular price IS yard
Reduction price 81 per yard.
Colored Silk vandyke Passementerie. IL inches
deep. Colors: Golden Brown. Slate Mode. Dark
Brown. Navy Blue. Myrtle Reduced from 90 to 81
per yard.
Black Silk vandyke Passementerie. ~ inches deep.
Reduced from 2.25 to 81 yard.
Black Silk vandyke Passerenterie. 10 inches deep.
Reduced from 81 to 81 yard.
Black Silk vandyke passementerie. inches deep.
Reduced from 81. rs to 81 yard.
Black Silk and Mohair vandykc.1 inches deep. Re-
duced from $3.50 to 81 yard.
Black Moha,r vsndyke Passementerie. 10 inches
deep. Reduced from s2.25 to 81 yard.
Mohair Passementeric. inches wide. Reduced
from a to 81 yard
Elack Silk vandyke Passe mentere. IA inches deep.
Reduced from s5.50to e. yard.
Black SILK Applics v.ndyks Psssementerie. IL
inches Deep Reduced from 81 o to s2 yard
Black Silk vandyke Passementerie, IL inches deep.
Reduced from slo to g. yard
Black snhvsndyke Passsmentere. inches deep
Reduced from $3.50 to 81 yard
Hand-made Mourning vandyke inches deep. Re-
duced from Sc to 81 yad
Elack sink vsadyks ~ inches Deep Reduced from
o. to e. yard.
Black siik vandyks. o inches deep. Reduced from
so.75 to % yaed
black SILK yandyke Points SO inches deep Reduced
from 81 LIS to 81. rs each.
Black Cut Bead vandyke. IA inches deep. Reduced
from 81 10 - yard
Those s-s bargains worth looking altar. No hum
bag. but guaranteed be ,ist q We advertise them
VA PIERCE co.
Successors to =. q. Davis.
| II ITO Market Space. Corner 9Th q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Every two years the people OF the United
States register their will at the polls II the
Representatives elected are not their free
choice no one but themselves is to blame for it,
The recurrence Of these appeals of parties to
the people is not only good thing, it is a neces-
sary thing, if the institutions of the republic
are to be maintained in their strength and
purity. The time used in political canvasses is
not wholly lost from any point Of view, how
ever misleading many Of the steps taken by the
politicians. 1t is in the full play of mind on mind
that the people have their expansion and their
Security. No free country can remain free
without political activity. The methods of
American politics are sometimes corrupt and
in other respects require amendment, but he
would be the worst foe Of the people who
would discourage their participation in the
nomination and election of candidates for Office
and the advocacy of measures presented for
their consideration Indeed, candidates. and
advocates should proceed directly from the
masses. That democracy is highest and most
excellent which stimulates thought among the
people and in which the people are prime
movers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

II Pennsylvania goes very strongly republi-
can today, there will be field for a number of
able articles on The Influence Of the Bet Upon
Election Results" ''Judicious Betting is the
keystone of Success" and kindred subjects. 1t
is an undoubted fact that most men will vote
the way they bet, and do all they can to get
others to ION them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

The indications at the hour Of going to press
are that very full vote will be cast to-day in New
York, Philadelphia. Cincinnati and some other
places, showing the unusual interest for an of
year in this years elections
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Between the executive mansion in Albany
and the Interior Department in Washington an
interchange of caustIc epithets has been going
on with small profit to the public. Gov. Hill
invited the attack and probably wishes he
hadn't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

The only election excitement Washington is
permitted to enjoy will be had tonight stand
ing around on cold curbstones in the chilly air
waiting and watching for returns from the
fields Of battle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Weather reports for the day indicate tia.
tie bureau is with the republican party-clear
weather, or at least no rain, being the prevail
ing condition all over the country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Major Mckinley SAYS he will not be surprised
If he Is elected or beaten The Major will with
reason be considerably more than surprised if
he rs elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Mr.. Mule Is dead, but the circulating IL
brary Of which he was the father lives to bless
his Memory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Mr.. t. ID. Reed is hereby cautioned and
warned that a case OF pneumonia rs moro diff
cult to handle than democratic minority in
the House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

We stop the press and close the polls long
enough TO announce that Comiskey will return
to St Louis and play with the Browns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

1t Will hardly be necessary TO send any news
from Kentucky tonight. Everybody knows
she will give her usual republican vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.

Flannel Sheeting-
''Unshrinkable" Atwood and Cotton snt
Wool Mixed Flannel Sheeting. 81 inches wide.
81 so and 81. rs yard.
Skirting--
Homespun Flannel Skirtin g. in Combina.
tion Stripes Of Black and Red and Black aud
Gray. Warranted unshrinkable. SOC. yard
(Second. floor, 11th st. building.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

II Gov. Hill Is elected in 1892 to the presi-
dency, Secretary Noble will be the first man
bounced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Notwithstanding Secretary Mobiles letter to
Gov. Hill the latter Is still democrat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

New York city would gladly build ronu-
mental grave-stone over the Secretary of the
lnterior,-and furnish the official corpse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

The eolored schools opened last night and q
further step in the settlement OF the race
problem is made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

There Is great deal Of momentousness in
the atmosphere today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

To candidates: Boast not thyself of tomorrow
for thou knowest not what day may bring
forth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Nineteen governors are to be elected today
and not one Of them has showing for Issa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

There is little in the newspapers today but
"outlook"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04
WH1rE GooDs DEPARTMENT.

We have Just received fifty pieces White Sheer
India Linon. nice for fancy aprons. dolls
dresses. &c. Threads draw easily. Only 12Ifc
per yard.
Fifty pieces Dotted and Figured Swiss In
staple patterns and novelties. suitable for fancy
aprons, dresses. curtains. &C. 2oc., 25c. to SOC
per yard.
Also a novelty In White SWISS with Black
figures, suitable for eveing wear.
Plain Black Sheer India Linon, for aprons
fancy work, &c. 1214c. TO 37Ixc
Also Hemstitched Black India Linon. Black
French Orgsndie. sheer and fine. 37lSc yard
Second floor, 18th st. buildingD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04
OFFICE or


coRsETS-we are showing in tins depart-
ment all styles In Corsets Of every reputable
make. including the celebrated French. made
Il C." Corset. "A Ia Persephone.- This 4. one
OF our "specialties" and ve have il in all sizes
and lengths. thus enabling US to fit perfectly
any form. 1t 10 made OF the best sattesn and
Coutille with embroidered tops. stitched with
silk. spoon clasps and straight stay $ down front
Price sl.75, s225, e. 30. s3 TO s4s7.
Also Thompson's 'Glove- fitting" Corset. in
short. medium and extra lengths sl, sl4o>
el.75 aud $3.50. Black. s275.
100 dozen White Corsets oxcerert vslue.
Soc each.
100 dozen In White and Drah, Csc.
as dozen "Coutille" Corsets. 15c and tl,
80 dozen RAG" Corsets. with double
bones. sI.2a
Acomplete line Of French-made sc. p" Cor
SETS in Black and White. sL75. 90. s225
to IS.
The "Prima Donna" Corset 81. so and SO.
The Good Sense" Ferris Waist for ladies'
misses and children
Ladies'. sl6S.
Misses and Children's. as. s5c and OIL.
The standard" Ladies' Waist. sl25
The Beauty" L. @. Waist for children.
Only 30c.
APRONS. - children's Fine Black Lawn
Aprons In three styles-Mother Hubbard.
Gretchen and We Yoke. trimmed in lace and
finished with ribbon and briar stitching of DIFF
ferent colors- Sizes 8. s, 10 and IL years.
tsecond floor. 10th st. extension.D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

M lse:E WV MssSs ,.ssI E,.'s. l B.na.ra
yard-w1de Henr1ettas and Cashmereg 25c.
Cameir Hair berses IN Gray and Browne, 621<a
el.s5 Black fstlle sax. now e1. % cash.
silk faced Lyon velycts, z Sc and upward
Double blAnkets. 81 and upward 20 el2.
Counterpenes and Blankets st 5obbers' prfces.
Bargains IN Table DsmAsk Towels and EApktne
0kk1NO UNDkRwEAR AT EANUFACTUkEBSs
Lonsdaie Cambria, genuine. BLOC.
Dr.. warmers and Balls Corseta, Q5c.
The Monesch Laundered shirt PIE, worth e1-25.
Mr1ghfs Celebrated Umbrellas, the best make.
Entire stock purchase prior b late rise IN prices and
v1u be sold on this basiA You may save 20 per cens
BRoApHEAD co.
Mise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

WE MAKE THE CIGAR YoU MAKE TIE
w smoke. TIGER cUBANA-Tbe best Gear. -
Gach, SOC por bundle. Ask your dealer for them.
LEOPOLD MILLER SONS
a47.1 lee Chambers ST. N.l.s 0ADufacturog
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

ss spfs T. En- E EN- ERR Enf W: ssss
: e.. I kkE : ssss :
The manager Of one Of our departments was stand
ing out In front OF the store about day or
two ago-when a couple of ladies, one evidently Q
stranger stopped to look at of the window dis
Plays-"This is Perry's," said our townslady-
on are always sure Of getting something reliable
when you buy here You will excuse dragging this
INTO print but it hits the nail of efforts directly
Oh the head we could not let it pass-untold
All this has nothing to do with Flannels-but the
weather has-s great deal-That is very suggestive
The Red Flannels""How dear to our hearts are the
scenes Of our childhoodwhen fond recolectons pre-
sent them to vew-We all remembe the little red fam
nels Of the nursery days-They have not grown hi,
less popular and allowing the good old
qualities in big varity
sE-Plain Red-25c. 4Oc.. Soc and e2sc. yard.
E1Tw1l Red-2oc.. 37hc., Soc. 62xc, Zoe
and 81 yard
What quantity Of this warm wooIy material Ia
consumed during winters comfort.
ss36-in. Cream Whitehall wool and shrunken-
SOC. yard.
tBr27-in. Cream White Twill shaker-5oc
yard.
sE-3o-in- Cream White Plain shaker-5oc. q
yard.
sr-27-in. Scarlet Twill cMedica.ed,-5oc .
yard
sr-2s-in. Plain Scarlet tCochineal Dyed,-5oc
syard
sE-2s-in. Gray Wool Twili-5oc yard.
s3O-in. Blue and Brown Mixed Shaker-5Oc a
yard.
r1-2s-in. Navy Blue Twill undigo Dye and the
best)-5Oc yard
This is our prize half dollar" list Buy from IL.
You will get the superior qualities
gVhl-wool Blue White Flannels-37kc doc
80 Glc NJ
q Atwood Cream White-5Oc, 621fc., Use and
s71xc. yard.
sSThe Triple X-a new freak In FIannel-36 in
wide-Cream Whitehall Wool-75c yard
E1-White Twill F1annels-25c., Soc and FAC a
yard
sD-Plain White shakers-25c. 4oc.. 5oc. e2lsc.
and 75c- ayard.
tOJarvis' 3i-in. Atwood Fiannel-sl q yard.
IL Angola Flannel-30c a yard
ssDomot's (perfeet laundry goods)-5oc. and
6ghc yard
Anybody who thinks that all the taste in the world
| Is lavished on the robes and iaces makes a mis-.
take. The embroidery designs on our collection of
Decorated Flannels is simply superb.
1r Plenty Of patterns at 7oc 81 and al. Is q
yard
s1- Better at 81. So 81. as and M.
~ Wrapper house and children's wear Elder
Downs-36-in. wide-75c yard.
sB Fancy Spots and Stripes in the light eff ects
Coo and 75c = yard.
tU Every conceive able shade Of Plain rlannels-
27-in. wide-50c. q yard.
We don't believe in running at the every cry n.
lire" but when something "consuningT is I'm the
held-then you are justified aking haste We are
running lot OF Atwood wOvea Wrapper flannels II
35c. That Is cause enough 3,c q yard
tv Light shades for Pajamas-os inches vida
Soc ayard
u New Printed French Effects. in stripes polkl
spofs ana any Quantity Of figures, suitable fol
Wrappers-ooc n yard for the Persian and lowered
shects-rich and royal coors. Beside some suit
IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04
Doue1As & BIO.
INTER-OCEAN BUILDING,
NINTH ST.

Wonderful phenomenal bargains in Ladies' Cotton,
Underwear have Of late been advertised. Presumably
you have investigate them aud prepared make
comparisons IL SO, you invited to inspect our
department and carefully examine qualities styles
and prices. We doubt results
On Wednesday, Thursday. Friday and Saturday we
offer the following specials:
One lot slightly soied bureau Scarls prices Doc to
S1.69. at 1Dc each
40 dozen 39c. towels at 25c each,
styles 59c. Infants sacques 1T 47c. each
styles 81 Night Dresses at Toe each
High Neck, Long Sleeve. Heavy weight Soc Ribbed
Vests. 3oc. each, or 3 for 81.
Low Neck no sleeves, Atwood 81 Ribbed Vests all
colors, at 61c. each -
We have the best Imported Spanish Yarn Saxony
and Germantown Wools all shades Roman Floss for
Art Elm broidery, and most beautiful gssortment of
figured China Silks in the newest designA
DOUGLAS BRO.
M Ninth ct,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04
DREss TRIMMINGS.

We are showing all the new styles in Jewel
and other trimmings.
Jewel Trimming" u TO IN inches wide.
e. Is to 60 yard.
Feather Trimming" Blue and Black. yellow
and Black, Pink. Light Blue, Gray, Brown
white and Black. at S3 per yard.
steel" Trimming. y to 80 inches wide. 75c
to Sl.S5 per yard
Gilt Trimming" u to i Il inches vida 80.
to 81 65 per yard.
Vandyke Trimming. in assorted colors, II
and pa inches wide. 25c., Soc, and 75c pc
yard
Black Silk Galloon. Il to o inches wide from
lJc to 81 30 per yard
Black Silk Gimp. in scarf designs, 16tos
inches wide. 96c. to 81 per yard
Black silk Vandyke. to II inches deep, froI
Pc. to $l2 per yard
First floor. IL tn st. building)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

WAMsLrr & NrDwEIL
325 North Charles st..
Baltimore. Nd.
VIII open At wILLARD's HOTEL
PRIVATE PARLORs,
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER IL. AND THE ENSUING
WEEK.
Paris made Costumes ard Wraps. Ball. Reception
and Dinner Gowns. Carriage and Walking Costumes.
Tea Gowns and Morning. Drcsssa-
Orders taken aud perfect At guaranteed n4-lOt
II ERvAND.
n kNGRAvER AND LITHOGIApHER
10i2 JENNA. AVE. NV.
Visiting Cards neatly engraved from Jour plate.
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FuarHrn RrDuor,oxs Ii Funsrrunr
UNTIL NOVEMBER H. 1so1
FOB CASH.


UNTIL NOVEMBER IA. 1soU
FOB CASH.
We WANT THE SALES THIS MONTH TO BE
THE LARGEST IN OUR BUS
MESS HISTORY.
AchevN Glass Antique nnish Suits.
Reduced from. SIS 70 ga. so
Chevh Glass xvI-century Finish. large
size. extra fine nnish.
heduced from. .......e45 to o3l
s-piecs Solid Antique Oak Bed Room
Suite
Reduced from. &35 so to S24S5
A3-piecs XVI Century Solid Oak Bedroom
Suite.
Reduced from. .s35. so to s24S5
3-piece Solid Antique Oak Bed Room
Suite.
From....... -................s2S.5 so to 322.10
Handsome Maple Bed Room Suite. g.
pieces and brass trimmings
FROM. .........-..-.-.........s50t TO s34. 75
5o0-solid Oak High back Chairs wood
seat and highly polished. at..-......sl.S5
Well worth 80.
25O-Solid Oak Rocking Chairs,
to match above. .sLe0
Fully worth 1925.
100-E1tra Sizo Solid Oak Rockers,
with high back and wooden seat highly
polished. .S2.9O
Reduced from a. so
1.000-solid Oak Chairs.
Reduced from SLIPS to.................. Csc
Our Solid Oak Tables
talso in other woods)-worth twice what
We offer them for......................e1.2 IS
A load Of 6-foot Solid Oak Extension
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $7.70
BE sure and SEQ these.
large number Of Solid Oak S-foot
Extension Tables. .-.......... 5000
Excellent value.
Our Elegant s75 Parlor Suite. in i'm.
tapestry or silk plush. with spring
edge. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
IMPORTER OF DRAPERIEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

BARGAINS Toxonaow.
FIRST FLOOR
Novelty Stripes. all wool. 42c In all
4-ply 2Ioo Linen Collars, all styles, loc.
ponet Waist for Boys 25c.
Genuine Hans-sewed pongola Ladies'
Shoes. s2.4s and s2os.
SECOND FLOOR.
Good quality Muslin chemise, corded
bands. 29c.
Muslin Drawers. row of tucks and hcm.
Cambria Corset Covers. neck. trimmed
with fine swiss embroidery 92o.
This is ono of the best bargains ever
offered in this city.
THIRD FLOOR
White All wool Blanket, ia Msyaower,
eS'oo. oAl1u lOb oulys
FOURTH FLooR-UPnoLsTERY DEPARTMENT.
Smyrna Mats. 4sc
Fresh items and genuine bargains from
each department dailv
T I. 6 E.; :: :! n Y
e e II i! T : : $I| L.
KAUFMAN SICKLE
1t 18th and sta NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

The mugwumps do not appear to be Gin it"
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PAssEMExrEn1E ions.
PASSEMENTERIE JOBS.

L AssEMENTERIE JoBs.
PASSEMENTERIE JOBS
PASsEMENTERIE JOBS.
By special arrangement we have secured the surplus
stock Of an overloaded importer at about 6Oc the
dollar. These Trimmings. which will be PLACED ON
SALE TOMORROW WEDNESDAY,. ore Of this sea-
sons importation and belong to class Of the finest
hand goods brought over As we have stated
above We have the inside track on these goods. We
bought them cheap and for an inducement we will SCI
them cheap. We are doing our share of the Trimming
business but intend that this lot Of Trimming shall
make such sensation and cause such great stir that
our Trimming Department will be crowded to its
utmost capacity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-04

Fosrrn GIovra
LIKE al other articles, No carry In Gloves the
most reliable brands only. Today We offer
some extra good values. This department 10
continually stocked with all the proper sisss
and are tried on ct the counter 1t our risk.
THE FOSTER GLOVE ID controlled BY NJ.
and We safely say there il no better Glove mada
Glove that will give entire satisfaction in
every instance The at of this Glove is perfect
Every pair warranted
AoREAT DEAL IN THIS. ISN'T THERE,
Fosters william Brand. 3 hook .......s1oo
.......... Las
Fowler s ............ 1.50
............ 17o
fosterina ............ LIS
............ @oo
fowler suede Brand Z hook..... LOU
Fosserina suede Brand. b hook. I7o
.' W. are most positive Of tho wear Of these
''.: e. T., .s , s.. .'' s,.,
Ladies. Gent. and cA n..s WARM GLOVES.
We have on sale nova MEMS GENUINE
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brary of which he was the father lives to bless
his memory.
1t will hardly be necessary 10 send any news
from Kentucky tonight. Everybody knows
she will give her usual republican vote.
Mr.. I. b. Reed is hereby cautioned and
warned that u case OF pneumonia Is moro diff
cult to handle than q democratic minority in
the House.
We stop the press and close the polls long
enough to announce that Comiskey will return
to ST Louis and play with the Browns.
The colored schools opened last night and q
further step in the settlement of the race
problem is made.
To candidates: Boast not thyself of tomorrow,
for thou knowest not what a day may bring
forth.
New York city would gladly build n nnonu-
mental grave-stone over the Secretary of the
interior, and furnish the official corpse.
There is little in the newspapers today but
"outook"
II Gov. Hill Is elected in 1892 to the presi-
dency, Secretary Noble will be the first man
bounced
There Is great deal Of momentousness in
the atmosphere today.
Notwithstanding Secretary Mobiles letter to
Gov. Hill the latter Is still a democrat.
Nineteen governors are to be elected today
and not one Of them has showing for 1854
The mugwumps do not appear to be Gin it"
Mower County transcript., 1890-03-19
Florida's Phosphate Deposits.

The discovery of phosphate deposits
in Florida is matter of great impor-
tance to Southern farmers who use large
and increasing quantities Of this fertil-
izer. Combined with cotton meal it
makes an admirable fertilizer for both
corn and cotton. It is easily transport
ed and economically applied. It is now
making the light sandy lands of Ala
bama yield large and paying crops. 1t
has revolutionized farming all over the
South. Thus far South Carolina has
furnished the bulk of the phospha ates,
producing last year 100000 tons. The
Florida article is said to be superior to
that Of South Carolina, and as the in
creased supply must lead to lower cost,
it will lead to more rapid development
Of agriculture in the Southern States
than has ever before been known
Chicago Herald.
Mower County transcript., 1890-03-19
No Difference of Opinion

1t is characteristic of some good
natured men always to agree with those
with whom they converse. tits with
them point of politeness never to diff
fer, which sort Of politeness is certainly
q very amiable kind of tact We have
. capital instance OF the value OF this
policy in the sensible speech of man
who, during one of the Belfast riots,
was asked by mob what his religion
was. He didn't know whether his in
terrogators were Catholics or Protest.
ants, but he looked at their weapons,
their bludgeons and their firearms, sur
veyed all carefully and answered.:
T}entlemen, I am Of the same opinion
al that gentleman there with the big
Axe. ."-Chambers's Journal.