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Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
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81 nil aiO' e Snasrts, Csgars sslsnuins jsr
sVii'sti'mbdis iiiielo, af GatayrB. fem TIE tn b,l,
brsn 9s erassH Al Hans Ca,arrh Cure.
Z. 8. e5sHp S &C.. prsps.. JslsSs. 8. - ri unsu,
i3a'ss baT 'itnss 3. !. Gtng Be EoRs IS aar 0,
uiv Gam iar at oStt en- tsit 40 9sb,viia Raus aas
6srtstHiulsaHIiassabg % ~FuauIrl ilius 90 atusisg,
ALE s 2gpastdlT. iem 5lTaatt psa,5ssr "a.
Atit & tEaRr, @tolfsls T~Sussihs. Islsso. ..
&stelus. 9.Hnar & Narpiu,
&bsiasit TFua3iFs. GoitSs, ..
Hdrs Catarrh Cure sr Tor i~HsYsriss ctns. ru
o gia eitt'i, paa tiloa "a gttmcs StiUesvHist
tflimoVsu ita3G sJilit. Girls = fais ~ SIsFs
si5H va az Sus5Htz. tSsy)
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
pure Rr1mtr- 8Gnrr
mso 16oe Aarsaug al
oOccouaR-Y ootc1n."
: uorae aanonars wossutr. ON

r. TorRe Ssationatt Rossuer. Gen in,,,
- sofSer D. IL, Iaa aibstsi, Rov,au, n,all,
8-lesbsilriuesrne. Crisiual 1orisairs ira On nsrt
5~islsbsss. - aa5ot. @n 5orteains ira l.ismort,n,
srunstt paa en- pirfslig ltlerasslit. - RytaarBHatter
On iatSsI,s iaisrtsfant SortauiHs fra 1sismar,sfanl,n.
-"Duorabs psi,n' o. "ess srn,u" e, aar, u,s s,nr,
prrmitbos, $40.
20 Carmen, Suiet % eaSen. en- sss m,t
80 s,ns,S 800 8aab, 3int, eriarins.r. C~plssnir.
ar o. B,usbnins paa sDsnnrpntt Gmraasu. Bsa,u
ct opu 900 Sibu, trgtt paa sost papir o. isIls inss
snRstn | Ssinbrps. J etnHt Beg 81 Der mango Raat
ss gink. al bpiIfs ct fneis Fan pars prrsi uians,bsbs,ft,
at spss Bos,n t0isr. "StrouabspOlsn" % "g,b
arnsn" ct aar mss b.nns BOG iOm ptsnis saoO.
ia 6tn Btmms,teb tosfnIos Q. II, Dele.
- 40 sisG. Dstts u en- iarS.lts tntsr,siani
5Orteuuis % ptl 'snSt blanst "Dseorahsp oit,ns"
safsrs "HseOrabsp Of.n" % sr.s asutn" ct War m,s
s,Hus eos lOm Fyamis. b,itst, $1s5 SOst insbuus,i
I s,inSrps ssO0.
IL 3steftipen 90 Ssonsienesren. (Ei
allan Eiut,rton) "DuOras , Better" o.
-g,s arrtn" ct aGr m.S osnu. Beg iOu grami., BETA
s13a Srsbunett $3.50.
~ smanos8 utttm." S%nb4sIh;-
Snsmaue,n bos fin itrtnss Snsbouo,- Gus,
naustantten iii Daubsu-etcrbouetns Datt,r % Gus
mous,us Ssn iom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III getus--Dt 70 fom 2tolttaifmerater-9uIsn SusT
manbsitu'n % hos SnsbouStn-Ds 10 paa strt,snfO,t
pusmanSssutt,n a~nflasti iom 5~orerpe,r - eonssR
ipnttr mere % mert-Te 20 tns,r aiif.s uss ktrans,H
- Bittu S~tuftiu-iH Seitrs-anut Saab- Berr,
90 vSrr,-gt u5eIsigt 5crIoptisslfab - eusmanessut.
ten ct untetituuIt 3i,m-Gu 9ranehiittr faar IN Dom
-Gaursmaubtus Rome Iess'si Srausn-e nsmans'fpI'
ZEN, tiIbas. I'll et. earit 0iera - en rcbism op'tutIr'
paa pIatritn-2tert0nSsH iom Sorbrsosr - 81 CpsipS
ututm NusmanossuttsH % G,utt Ole 1rtutr til
Warit-Olt I 9bteos0-Srar,r imos Narie - Que.
mansssuiten iiIsast til bet saml, eanb = busmauSs,
gluten I Siorbcussus plats - ct sIebelist GituIpn.
"gseorab, poittu" % "grS gsHsn" ct Var mss "Sus.
monsssutttn". b,ttet, iom Prari, $L.25; i~uSsnHbs
si.45 in,utt inoburott Sl.65.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
ytD YrGmteoog
for f830-80.
S TrittDeit.

3nssots: Spaa'UinS,us suvH. GOrir1ins
sOsrIat ira 6p,nlO.-Dasoriuet, Os srbtis,rt. (6or'
toains at ptnrtt al 7roGsl. - taarapssteren Rhriltr
DaIh.-et Cons CFo. (Gu 5Or,Guinsl. Dsesitiit'
zen. (@n otatsoarssbthort).
RsHut BOG. hsr IA sis,t, i~nssbotssr isr BET
bet Jsis 5ortrainsr q ct iut.r,siun, ia eesprsdisn
Ill gnStn. Sosi int foiitr stunt 500 10 Gents
trtra, % ri oil raast grbur til at i.nbs senns Iia'
gum. naar Be fsnssr ins fin subtriptioH. % foo
Rnnan inhhnnh.n
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Ter tales M meget ON, at @rciioens
ten oil nonnpue CONNER Gresbam tit
nibpOe 9pieiteretsoommer 9lIlers 81
teriol9er. Der er insen 5pil ON, at
Eommer Gresham er BET beeite Gmne,
9reiibeuten fnnOe iinoe for benne pig,
tige Stiaius.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
YrGmte Wo. 5.
Qftentimer
Gu Samliug al gooe % morIomme bor.
t1u;uosr ma Et;ti,r

5ubboIS: airrtisb,O,us D1usi (gn pipdoIosi1
gaaS, at 5abiar Btu) ct ests. Otter Epr,p,uu,u
vi 9. Strsm)-Stsla. (Gitu u. ~odruISias p6n".)-
GriuSbui.t. CSortsutus) On "a 1met Snsfte.- W.
gtors, StrsmbaD On aroia { 1TSs.- Do'tor Dtolious
Diebsr. Otter bet euscIItt - 5~oi.cinsn fro Srtanb =
Snlosrapsrsn. (6oriaIing ira satiiornia) - Sop,ns,
paa fin P0it. ton 6~Or!natrs ira BEN FOitt aris.) -
SnnIsp os understanding ira Sstanb. opeIai fro
Suleor Eri,n)
'DtcoraS spofen" % "9eS gru,n" ct Mar ueb Bonn,
sos EOm PrGmi,, $1a5 btit,t. sOs,n tuSbunsen IL
Gents eTtra.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
6uperusr @eorse g. Sbonp al

Suoernsr 8eorge Z. SbUnp al
Soabo bar ienpt i'm aarsberetnins ON
Stateus Sfferer til Snpenrissmiui.
itereu. Sans 8eretnius on @rubsoriit,
Gserbrus ps andre Suouitrisrens uiier,
at Staten sisr raife 6remitript. On
Mprmunerue tiger @uuernsren, at bet
ier no til, at be pil inprette Jig eiter Den
npe 2insenes OrSen Os lepe ! Spereus'
itemmelie meo Statens 9ppe. San tror,
at be bar upsiuet 6lerfoueri.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

q Serpsu. en- SamIius al u~buaIsts norI,,. bangt
% ipeuitt @atiouais % Sslitabss Sanst FAINT
Dtsts al io%rtrlsuS, SnoboIb. 5or eucet War fsen bopSs
OF en- Rramtebos al famine Rauu. mtR ben IT for lrnstrt
Ste rotn %usiolgt. Ssntrt bar mou9folbis, al pore
aboHttnisr snitti '6arpsu. ri btautlcoe % strfor ~
at nssios ct np' % ioySsSrst Spias ai famine. " s,n
aIsrs "6arp,u" bar ot tas,t set 9,ots. o. o,riiI isi,t en-
Vlonsss npt Sanes os Dtsts. So1sH sr SEQ SlSer.
psnt tr9fi paa qOSt paptr % eOst inS5unOsi. "DtcorOss
poitu" os "9eb arn,n" ues "6arptu" ION Bremi,,
S1.25 for Nar,i.
'4orPsn' 'of,r BosbauSsI,n 80 Gents, men abou,
ntntsr paa 'Bt;Orabs poftn", Der maatts snlts at fish,
eessH irrittIt, tan ,rboIss s.u for 80 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Woltfe uil efter 5Orlpoenbe blipe
ubnapnt til "Sertus al Sroan" paa i'm
anitnnbenoe 90be 5~eoielsbas. 9pOr,
ban oil 5ranlfmRnoene life BET?
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
s. g. Moore ira ct. Saul, Miun

s. st. Moors ira ct. Yaul, Mium,
er nonGpnt til Gbei iOr "%slppoiutmeut
Sipiiion" / 5inansoepartemeutet iiteoet,
for z. 6. Sprnes ira minneapolis, Der
iOr fort 2ip iipen tos Niifeo. DIR.
MoOre bar j mango Nur llbeiuer %
&ebatter al "St. Better Sribume@, iencre
pnr ban @uOernpr @c@ins @ripat
GefretRr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

ling Sinoebeitiser. Gn cut paa ii
slar Oeo Napn Gbarlet bar FOR nplis
lnmmen mco jim 6oOer beiteset Mpnt.
Blanc. Get er ben pnsite Siersbeiti.
ser, man inotil 9atp bar bort 3ale ON.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

CONNER Gebertrans, Der ipr 3
MuaneOer iioen al Song Oscar blep
ubnapnt til SsieiteretsoOmmer al ga.
mou, psnte5 bio til 8nibinstOn ON
nOsle Gage FOR at iamtnle meb lloen'
r~i9smiuiiter BLAINE. San ital tiltrGee
i'm Stiains ! Gpia, Somon, pmtrirs
BEN 15oe Iccember.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

genaapet. I~reiioenten bar bcHaa,
bet Charles $. gUnoOn, Der / 1879 bleu
iSsmt lipsparis 5ausiclsItrui iOr at
bape plpnbret en- @Oitposn ! @pomins,
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Robert siatoln, be 5oreneee eta
iers @eianbt | 9Onoon, Denies biem
bsnne llse. San bar facet 5erie til i
SanHar Maaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Prof. Breckenridge informs us that Ell
mer Cutting, n of his best boys gets 8
four months school in Allamakee County
at $4,000 a month.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

gaa Den rationale @jelD tetailcs
Ctlober s3,GGS.Ol2.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

q "sor GaffeIsbnsfroaen... 1nsbots.
ateeis'T'H' si,m. On pen IiSsn 5erteuina
'ptiat ira svtHR - Uaisuaisalantrut. Fcrtauino :
Eos' % iuHs,n-Sptiauius sIir bet ensIRs-gu lis,n
Tamiiisbltsrt,. al gusuii sIandt-Staly / esS,u
tii'r BET fgsfs-D0'tOr,ns aorbrpS.lit. s~s,teaius
ts'ria! ira eHsdG On 5~prIoptIi, paa Rt.trhssst.
On u~oysIani' Srimirattiioris ira g,spns.Nsn al st
t'ggist aarbausttst - Rent Stag. Souaaira al 9
oiaiHs Zen ao5iniousr pna BEN aiiIaiaustis, p
-Pairta o'eritn o. GatFl,tn - u. SsItihmiSt
"sizrsisb,s ia ALE sanef."- "D,ora5s pshsu' ca
"Sts arH,n" ct aar mes bsnus Premi,s goa 81.
9aasn inhbnnAtn 10 NtniA ,rira-
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

- EsIis Geaseis ip,citns Spascmu, o. Ser.,
ssbansItHs, al &. ealtuug-SuSbotS: fOrerb
'-RalOHsnsss sau glsi,eftbsT 70. l - salpuiuosi,b,r
70 S-Btartse, SoIte - Spblrsuins = Spna |ors
esi~tNs-Sraastst,s ,ftI Ara. yastr, slssr, cfv.-
@ofghetansdft-Saer Paitr - Ssnberrtpn, Batter
eortr Taa P~attun,-Dl,I',n riuesr no itlu - B,,r,us
giuS 'sia' CPbpT-Hnaiurlis Parsipst- salpeiatnina
6'rrtptH Sa'i'taaT,-etoeis 9hr-g,s, R,t-funs
oaueho'sts Welt edparIiss 5,eHr-eoslauqs SssIsi
ferissssrHt boIott tilbass- osut5st bolees ,ilboq,-
aas IRE 5sssu ir,morr - 1sst % cploulme, hotter
SS'oeepr'is iiltare eitsrbprs,us Saisnbliptn
sy'H; usiaiS-ai,nsst,sn poa en- sos Wltlitso.
"0osrabsP setn" % "s,o arutu- ct aar m,s s,uu,
NErmttses. inesnnssn. Sla5.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

10. fftsrah'ps Hsns 8srteuiaeer. Sus,s
sslsa uanss iers,Is sore 6oitrainar, ,om
uel's'T' bar ssrti At Irlt / "Dtsorabs pss,n". "a
inh q us''Hnt, "(tcsraha Pstru'' &C 'gts Frr.us
@i' i'"i A'~if,'iamb;le eins AZ ~Euorsb For.nse
,.ttIiHs,r isr siaa
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

= Scr mime % itns." Sn6SofS:
u Oar tttr. 6ort1niug--Bgrsnr iorholo iii
Ssben-St'tor 3arssrs 6orlop,Ii, - Sortelina - gn
aaisetorsSa st-giOSutiarIiabtS- 10 SuirEu. Eors
iaatus al Gas. sIau&,-eu eitrn,6itor -solsa,rr
SarH. w 5ansrii eiaols Sdsu,r - SAINT Qanor
B'pHt. J'rtaatrs - On s~isusommdis QiLi,. FpTs
iruius.-Gu 9intrubHus, I'll 5iuntarten- ar,,Orob,
peiien@ ss gsb arn,n- ct War mts Bonn, prsmt,bo,
.Sis5. sOssn i~nbbnnS,u 10 9suis ,tra.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
< gassrusr.siusoet stsrr,ti. 1sxa4

BooerDprsBiusoet Stsrrttis 1sx24 Toms
uir, trptt tput sotsrr % Cub. Z Rist,H al
etl.sst sr antlast en- rpSslis Sanssbptirtt, o. BENIN,
JoteHins mts "tae,rpOr" i~rsmitiatt sl,nusm tunitnerin
ttsnsSs SoghoU,r o. omidttst al %, Il Sabs eus~ Il
StusST r,s Teri. banner ct ioa pa,ttrt eib,ls giqtb..
al aus iom Ter Del, nil fnot fs tiIidlt e,raf. Tsits
ctusot r tttt no3,t samm,It bluiat Stra5, men bet q
f'sntt % trptt i~p.ci,t iom pramit m,s "Resrobs
eolisn," os n~osiv,ren tar taa,, Copyright yaa bel.
tnlStsr,litn al bet isrit. ~b,,sO,list Cplas foit.s. op,r
dttsu puuer,St Dollars tontaut trblaa, o. 10000 isIot,s
% isnet,s uS I'll abonntui,r I nintre lib ,uS 5 plaon,,
Der Oct ans.i orlas, fort 10000, ,r ssida uSIslst, %
ir'eit Dplas. b,0Jp, 81 M pos Pager. gi oil i,nss
"Duorabs 9oiitn' % "0ts srutn" mss Biats. iom
Pramt, til enbu,r, iom b.talsr s123 Tor ct gdr / 5sr,
ltns. lissspIoist sntsu bet or np, ,ar SAINT. abonn,ni,r.
etuts.i oil bIist ie~rivarIisi ~inSpati,i en- Pin gap.guI
% isust per Bot.
I'll Rerstes Ganmars - T.ttt Biu,b, oil
olive en- ficrscumtn $aus for sfrst "a g,ru,r br
sdmi, eau6, % pt ul isRss -ruerabs soften" ca "g.S
Arusn- ct Mar, FAINT sitbOsroftt ..5ass gpr@ lsr s.. 20.
NesHpoa Ssrtsi.lappsn oil ri. uaar bet iorlana,,, l,rtu,
a'isnsersns 9apu. Biutb,t bar puute eos al gubv,r
lom bar ',t bel, % 1at u ,uis, I, at bet oil urr, en-
PF7o l sthptri Diem, 'uttisi ,ur rist. lleialssvriitn
Paa Sinss,t .r 90 Gsnis p~ortsfrii tili,nbt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

q ''5or aut afIsre." 1856 Sis,r m,S 10 gtt.
Isotr. Snbbslb: fors,ntsGo-eaus sitII,n
9~ause-SObn eridon-9ons es,S,-lbomas atnac-
P'se Hnis-Suns 8,ts,isn-e ,ors, Aaibinaton- No
sntHsa % sti' SustsSt, - Strorb5ttms gomfirr -
Soubsts nnouistits saaS. SIluhrattou.r: Or,
oenifoIs-oaus %isii,H sous,- Sobu eriron- Gan,
essss-2bomas sinso-psse Tois- sans ScIe,i,n-
"t'rs' @aibiHstou-Sueissi, paa Nh SuiH,a-lS,to.
% 50rioarsbgiiu I Eratopptn, paa Spssuiu,a =
tbronebi'ms Demiir'. - Soub,ts unssrieife saas -
euepst EsOnn,nt. ny tun samntI. Der ~iueienStr 81. Is
Sor'nS' 'r %0srtitistt til 'F.eora9sg oisu- o. "9,s
afhth- 81 ear Ss S'nnt Rrsniisboa. pois mon sn,cr
toatn inetnnssn. mao 10 Gsnts ertrn m,hi.nhn
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
Yoiten" % "SeS arncn"
meo &r9misbos Iamt en- EXTRA
COB Ginger SDmaifine. Mlt
iur ben biaige YriS
al S15.75.
CERTIFICATE OF WARRANTY.

We hereby warrant this Improved Singer Sews
ing Machine, OF our manufacture, and bearing our
trade mark, and numbered ........, to endure the
natural wear and tear Of family use for Five Years
and agree TO supply free Of charge any defective
or broken parts OF the same for that term, excep-
ting only the wear and b~reakage OF Needles,
Robbins and Shuttle.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05

Sl es tists 9ss,r. iaa iaS ,iter Dor u2s
Rataloa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

Is n com
Dlcte store
III itself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

With characteristic GOODNESS, Mr.. Nc
KrSLEY is claiming that while the tariff
puts up prices of some necessaries 1t
puts down others.
Our people have no such experience.
Whether we go to the timers, the
rlothier's. the gunsmith's, the founders,
the milliner's, the grocer's. or the drug
pists. We are threatened with higher
prices. The reductions we are yet to
see. True, it is promised that sugar
will be sold upon lower terms than
formerly, and this may come true !;
but il is certain that out OF the treasury
OF the General Government, that is to
say ont of the pockets of the people,
bounty is to be paid the planters
The tariff increases every mans cost
OF living. 1t benefits only few.
These are clear propositions, and 1t
will take vast deal of oratory and
millions Of campaign money to correct
this i'll preston, iDasmuch asst founded
upon truth, and practical illustrations OF
it are presented whenever man or
woman goes into store to price goods.
The Michigan Democrats have re-
solved TO press home these facts. They
have dropped all other issues and gone
TO work TO educate the minds OF the
people, of the agrculturists especially,
to the enormity of this legislation which
taxes a thousand to enrich one.
The tin-pIate item, which has sent the
price of tin dancing into high figures,
seems to have been put in the bill to
compel our builders to use Pittsburgh
sheet-iron for roofing purposes but an
other consequence Of it's that the prices
of all canned goods have been advanced.
We are glad to note that the voters OF
the Northwest are now likely to be di-
yided upon an economic question. We
fometimes fear that the Democrats ont
there do not and we know the Re
publicans will not understand the
southern situation, but the tariff adj
dresses itself practically to every voter.
1t will take vast deal Of oratorical con-
turing to coax a man into the belief that
n law which increases his cost OF living
5, 10, or 10 per cent. is beneficial mea-
sure. On the other hand. if the law
could swell his wages ., 10, or 10 per
cent, and keep the cost of living at the
present figures, he could see the beauty
of the arrangement at once.
This is our great opportunity in the
West and Northwest. We hope the Ma
tional committee and the various State
committees are alive to it Let the
weight of popular disapproval fall upon
the Republican party with crushing dis
approval, and in 1892 ont will go MIR.
HARRISON and in will come Democrat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15

ward 10 Barton Heights The Northside
Land and Improvement Company have
let a contract TO extend Fifth street TO
Chestnut Hill. In each case the street
Cor rather good roadway will be carried
over Shockoe creek on a viaduct The
Broad-street undertaking is Of greater
magnitude, but the good expected is in
proportion. What the Free bridge has
done for both Richmond and Manches-
ter this visduct will do for tho two hills.
All that is asked now is careful in
quiry into the matter. Nothing hasty is
proposed, and unless the scheme can
stand the closest scrutiny it should and
will fall through.
But If it is ascertained to be desirable
and practicable the promoters OF 1t Will
not permit it to be pooh-pooed.
II the viaduct can be relied upon as
certainty within the next three years.
up will go the prices OF East-End pro-
perry and hundreds Of people will begin
the erection Of houses over there.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
MnKinlnu's District.

The congressional district into which
the fortunes of political warfare have
east Mr.. MCKINLEY was Democratic by
1000 majority on the last gubernatorial
vote.
These figures the Republicans have
now undertaken TO reverse. To this
end they have raised an extraordinarily
large corruption fund and Congressman
BURROWS, and General ALGER, of Michi-
gan, and Speaker REED and other dis
tinguished Republicans will make adj
dresses at various points in the district
this week, and MIR. BLAINE has tele-
eraphed that he will speak at Canton,
Mr.. McKISLEY's home, on the 25th.
We do not see how anything that Mr..
BLAINE can say will help his party just
now. but We can imagine how be can
capture the western vote for himself for
the presidential nomination.
As Mr.. MCKINLEY framed the tariff
bill it was outrageous SO Mr.. BLAINE
said in effect. If in his eyes there
is now anything good in tilt must be in
the reciprocity amendment. So, Mr..
BLAINE viii have to praise himself-not
MCKINLEY, and this he will do, and III
geniously enough, we predict
Mr.. McKISLeY's Democratic opponent
is x-Lieutenant- Governor JOHN g..
WARWICK, and he is making an energetic
canvass. He is said to be "not the
equal OF his opponent on the stump, but
is gentleman of large wealth, hust-
ling campaigner, and an unsurpassed
handshaker."
So far the Democrats have been I'M
able to secure any considerable amount
OF outside speaking talent. but Governor
u. Il. HILL, OF New York, "has tele-
gmphed that he will speak next week at
Canton and two other points in the dis
triet. lie will be accompanied 10y Gene
raj DANIEL Il. SIcKLEs, who will also
speak. and Senator CAKIdsLE, of Ken.
lucky, has also promised to put in some
work for Mr.. WARWICK before the cam
paign closes"
OF course all the power OF the Admin
istration, all the corruping influences
that the monopolists money can pro-
duce. and all the exertions of persona
and party friends will be pus forth e
save Mr.. MCKINLEY, but the signs arr
that they will fail.
MIR. WARWICK will DO elected
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
The Ohio Legislature.

Governor CAMPBELL, of Ohio, has a
good deal of the pluck and resolution OF
GROVER CLEVELAND. Hence the extra
session Of the Legislature that ne has
called.
Certain members OF the Board of Public
improvements of Cincinnati, Democrats
and Mr.. CAMPBELL's own appointees,
have been guilty, he charges, of ques-
tionable practices. He called upon
them to resign and the majority de-
clined. Some OF them asked for trial be-
fore the courts The answer the Cover
nor made was to call the two houses to-
gether to legislate them out of office. 1t
did not alter his firm conviction OF right
that the Republicans looked upon this
proceeding as pretty certain to do them
great good and the Democrats core
spending harm,
These boards have all along been
looked upon with disfavor by the Re-
pubhcans, and they would like to see
all Of them abolished. Also, they
would like to see the Democrats get
into a great squabble. In this we trust
they will be disappointed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
ANEW PAIR OF BOOTS.
DIR. Henry Shields Accident Coming
Down the steps at the Asylum.

DIR. Henry Shields Accident Coming
Down the steps at the Asylum.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, October II. 1890.
This morning about 9 o'clock DR..
Henry Shield. assistant physician at the
Eastern Lunatic Asylum, was coming
down the steps leading from the build
ing in which are located the executive
offices OF the institution, when some one
inside called to him. He stopped, and
in few minutes turned 10 continue his
descent wheh the heel Of new pair OF
boots which he was wearing tripped
on the step, his foot slipped, and he fell
forward on his face and left side, break
ing his left arm between the shoulder
and elbow, and at the same time cutting
his forehead slightly and causing an
abrasion OF the skin on his left knee.
The Doctor was pretty badly used up, so
much SO that several OF the asylum Off
cias who happened to be standing near by
Immediately rushed to his assistance
and conveyed him to his residence.
The broken limb was soon set by Dr..
Moncure and his assistants, and the
wounds were dressed. The sufferer was
made as comfortable as possible. DIR.
Shield is very popular with the asylum
people besides having many friends IN
town, all OF whom were much panied to
hear of his misfortune.
EPISCOPAL DELEGATE.
Mr.. r. S. Coupland leaves in the
morning for Philadelphia as delegate
from Bruton- Parish Episcopal church
to the convention Of the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew, which meets in that city
this week.
Judge Isaac Christian, OF Charles City
county, is in town to-day. The Judge
called upon your correspondent, who
greatly enjoyed quite a lengthy chat
with the Charles City representative.
William and Mary College now has
1G2 students in attendance, and there
are yet some twenty or twenty-five more
TO come In,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
Cadets Encounters.


We publish the communication OF
SEX. Cadet, as we have everything else
sent us defending the Virginia Military
Institute custom of settling disputes
among cadets. but we are not convinced
by his arguments or converted by his
"reminiscences. On the contrary, 1t
seems that the institution has suffered
before this because Of these "mills, "
"allowed or not.
Our suggestion is that the cadets
agree to establish board OF honor to
whom shall be referred all disputes and
that it be made the duty of the board
in every case to attempt to effect a settle
mept
There will be few instances in which
it will fail, and in some of these per-
haps fst-fghts may be allowed, but only
under stringent regulations.
We will warrant that il this plan is
pursued in good faith never again will
there be a repetition of the McCoNNco-
TALAFERRo difficulty; never will we
hear of mere children in years whatever
they may be in size entering upon a
deadly conflict and rarely indeed will
there be any resort to blows.
The cadets should hasten to adopt this
plan-or better one if it can be sug-
gested-and by doing 30 they will confer
great good upon the Institute, and
relieve the fears Of many parents.
They need not be deferred from pur-
suing the course suggested by fear that
it is not manly; it is manly and honora-
BILE. and in substance it is the mode of
arbitration which prevails among the
officers in the German army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-15
TURF EVENTS OF A DAY.
Good Attendance but Bad Weather at the
Race Tracks Yesterday.
thu nfanatch

Race Tracks Yesterday.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch.l
MORRIS PARK, October 1.-THE at
tendance was good but the track and
weather was bad.
First race-for two-year olds, $3.50. six
furlongs-Servitor won Woodcutter
second, Gildean (fily) third. Time,
1:16I.
Second race--for non-winners. 81, 900,
seven furlongs-Belle dor won Bally-
hoo second, Druidess third. Time, 133.
Third race-two-year olds, $1,000, six
furlongs Michael won f; Reilly second,
j. b. third. Time, LII.
Fourth race-Santani handicap, 1900
added, one and one sixteenth miles
Fitz James won; My Fellow second,
Chesapeake third. Time, l:54.
Fifth race-Champagne stakes for
two-year-olds, $1,000 added, one mile
Hoodlum won; Peter second, Trinity
third. Time, 1:46i.
Sixth race-selling for all ages, $3.50,
five furlongs Susie S. won; Mamie b.
second, Vivid third. Time, l:03t.
TIE TRACk flhSi-CLAsSs
LAroyIA, October 14.-The weather
was chilly, but the attendance was good.
The track was first-class.
First race-one mile-Kinglike won ;
Harry Weldon second, Polenus third.
Time, 1:45i.
Second race--one mile and six
teenth- Meckie II. won; Hydy second,
Barney third. Time, l:5l.
Third race---one mile and seventy
yards-Prince Fortunatus won Miss
Leon second, Rogers third. Time, l:47i
Fourth race - Latonia prize - one
mile Blarneystone, Jr., won Milldale
second, virgie dor third. Time. l:43t.
Fifth racs-two-year- olds. five fur
longs - Colonel Whsatly won; Eli
Ksndige second, Zero third. Time.
1044.
Sixth race--two-yesr-olds, i've fur
longs Valera won Yale second, Anne
Elizabeth third. Time l02t.