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Balance remaining in treasury Janu-
airy |, sJ0------------------------ 54S7J %
Very respectfully,
HEBER II. WELLS.
City Auditor.
City Auditors Oflce Salt Lake City, January
l, 1870.
ENDORSEMT Mrs.
january Of. 1890 Presented to city cot-stR
and referred 10 g, nf-iftac on IRA, cL.
January -, lcyO. E.,S.4lned aId tOu.d g. ptG-
T. .. WEBER,
FGIIvER ROBERTS,
Committee Oh Flu -
JanuGrt .. 1850. Ordered published ~
courrii full, true and accurate e. =
the its and disbursements of Salt Lens 1.iyr
for quarter ending December ST. 1882
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
TERRITORY OF UTAH, SIS.
SALT LAKE CITY,
1, Heber M. Wells, recorder of Salt Lake City,
do hereby certify that the foregoing are full,
true and correct copies of the reports of the city
auditor of said city for the quarters ending june
80, 1889, September 80, 1889, and December 81,
1889, and y true statement of the action of the
city council taken in reference to each, as ap-
pears of record in my Office
In testimony whereof have hereunto SET
my hand and affixed the corporate seal
SEAL of Salt Lake city this 3lst day OF
January, AID. 1890
BEBER NJ. WELLS,
~ lar
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HYDE KILLED HIMSELF.

But Not Until He Had Done His Best to
Murder His Landlady.
A love affair in Kansas City recently led
to an attempted murder and successful sui
eide. About a year ago Mr.. Frank B. Hyde,
possessed of living wife, met Mrs. E. B.
Ehler, also possessed of a living spouse
Hyde fell in love with her and wished her to
run away with him. Sheresisted, but finally
separated from her husband, the wife OPEN
rooms
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Very respectfully,
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
City Auditor.
City auditors office, Salt Lake city, October 1,
1889.
ENDORSEMENTS
December s. 19S9-Presented to city council
and referred to committee on finance
January a. 1SG0-Examined and found correct
T. G.. WEBER,
BOLIvER ROBERTS,
Committee on finance.
January 2S, 1S90-Ordered published by city
council as full true and accurate exhibit of the
receipts and disbursements of Salt Lake city
for the quarter ending September 80, 1889.
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fate similar to that
Of Lineman Feeks,
of N e W Y or X,
whose horribl g
death in the sight
of sh u d d erin z
thousands had so
much to do with
the unrel en- ting
campaign against
overhead wires,
now going on in
New York. Dali
ton, unlike Feeks,
Ao@o11- ,,--,I
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a Time Allowance.

She-Sir, what do you mean by putting
your arm around my waist?
He-Do you object?
She-Mr. Arthur Gordon, I'll give you just
five hours to remove your arm.-Boston Bea-
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CITY AUDITORS QUARTERLY REPORT.

Honorable the Mayor and city council of Salt
Lake City.
GENTLEMEN = In accordance with require
ments of city ordinance respectfully present to
your honorable body report of the receipts and
disbursements OF Salt Lake city for the quarter
ending December 81. 1889, as follows:
October 1, 1889, balance in treasury 5,15S AZ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
CITY AUDITORS QUARTERLY REPORT.

Honorable the Mayor and City Council OF Salt
Lake City:
GENTLEMEN:-Herewith beg to present a re-
port of the receipts and disbursements of Salt
Lake city corporation for the quarter ending
June so, 1889, showing as follows
April 1, 1889, Balance remaining in
treasury a. ,~13 81
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She Wants a Reform.

Aunt Miranda-Wall l never. These
modern ways be too much for me. 1t dew
seem that there is no liberty in this world
arter all.
Mollie-What is it now, aunties
Aunt Miranda was just a-reading, child
that five American girls, all as hansum as
picturs, were presented to the king of Swe-
den.-Kearney Enterprise
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LEGAL NOTICE.

IN THE PROBATE COURT IN AND FOR
i Salt Lake county, territory of Utah. IN the
matter of the estate of Clara ID. Young. de-
ceased-Notice. Notice is Horeby given that
Nabbie Y. ClawSoni has 1iSt. =. s.-T ',.3ilI her
estate In her behalf. Spencer Clawson and lie
Grand Young being administrators for said
estate, and that Monday the Sd day of Febru-
room of said court, in the county court house,
Salt Lake city and county, Utah Territory.
has been duly appointed by the judge of sai'f
court for the hearing of said petition, at viii Is
time and place any person interested in said
estate may appear and show cause, if airy
there be. why said estate should not be
partially distributed upon her filing a bond ass
required by law.
Dated January 9th, 1890.
JOHN C. CUTLER,
Clerk of the Probate Court
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ENDORSEMENTS.
July IS, 1SS9-Presented to the city council and
referred to the committee on finance
Jan. 49, 1S90-EXamined compared with Au-
ditor's books and found correct
THOMAS G.. WEBER,
BOLIvER ROBERTS,
JOHN CLARK,
Committee on Finance
January g, 1S90-Ordered published by the
city council as full true and accurate exhibit
OF the receipts and disbursements of Salt Lake
City for the quarter ending June 30, 1889.
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III Powdered and Per
fumed.
INA rvr.x-rro-rNN

III Powdered and Per
fumed.
(PATENTED)
The strongest and Plfrest
Lye made. VIII make 10
lbs. of the best Perfumed
Hard Soap in 90 minutes
lVithOlit boiling. 1t is the
best for disinfecting sinks,
closets, drains, etc. Photo
grapherS' and machiniStSs
uses. Foundrymen, bolt
and nut makers. For engi-
neerS as u boiler cleaner
and anti-incrustator. For
brewers and bottlers, tor
washing barrels. bottles,
ETC. For painters to remove
old paints. For washing
trees, ETC., etc.
PENNA. SALT MFG COZ
Gen. Agts. Phila., Pa
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A Victim of the Wire.

Here is portrait of Robert Dalton, of
Toledo, who recently suffered in that city a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02

1"A DAAAo"' was totally unused
to electric wires, and Sc fell an easy victim
to the first poorly insulated wire that stretch
ed across his path. He was burned sost hor.
ribly.
Three-fourths OF your ailments arise
from liver troubles, which Summons Liver
Regulator cures.
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9Th nth Books Of MOsesi

SIS Long Lost Friend. Albert
S<@<sEE Magnus, White and
2RS - Black Magic. Silent Friend.
,Es&2 %$ssA-SA Book of Nature, Secrets OF
"a 49, Life Unveiled, Divining-
~ 81 Rod, to find Gold, Silver
s=.Ss1-eSs. and Hidden Treasure Cir
~sssssfs.II.z3l ~ culars only = cts. Address,
31E Stt b. G.. STAUFFER. Bach
manVille. Dauphin Co. Pz-
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Very respectfully,
HEBER M. WELLS,
City Auditor
City Auditors Office, Salt Lake City, July 1, 1889
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WANTED.-A YOUNG LADY WOULD
w like to getironing places by the day. APP
ply 203 East First South street.
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i.,Ok sALE-A sFRST-CLASS GENERAL
u merchandise business, good trade and good
clean stock of goods, OF about $500, store room
60z22 feet. GOOD cellar under store. Dwelling
OF five rooms, tirst-class frame granerv, barn
and yards. Also a thirty-acre farm, with water
Scipio Utah.
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I EVILS 90 Der CT, LYE

Jity Recorder
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ANrED---SITUATIONS- MALE.
WANTED-A SITUATION TO DRIVE DE.
w livery wagon or to work in q grocery store
Address N. Herald office.
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A DEATH DANCE.

The frenzy of the Indians us de-
veloped in the ghost dance must be
frightful. The race Is strongly CIV
en- to the suppression of emotion,
rather than It's display. Under tho
excitement Of the dance and iflam-
cd with fanaticism they become
wild as beasts. For days they go
round and round in circle, work
ing themselves in furious frenzy.
and never ccasing until they drop
unconscious from sheer exhaustion.
During the dance they neither eat,
drink nor sleep. AS they grow
more and more maddened. they inn
agino themselves wild animals and
mutilate each other in horrible
manner. With unconsciousness
comes the yugarics Of mind dis
eased, and the poor creatures bc-
lleve that they are with the Messiah
who has so mysteriously appeared
on earth. Hundreds join in these
werid revels and die by the dozen.
1t is literally dance OF death. A
feast usually follows, during which
the surviving fanatics gorge them.
selves With raw, blood-drIpping
meat. They arc all armed aud In
their horrible orgies beat each other
with tlubs, while the air is rent
with war cries and yells. The stol-
idity OF tho warriors gives away,
and they either pitifully cry or vent
their emotions in the widest ra.
wings.
II is reported that some os them
have offered themselves up as a
sacrifices, and cannibalism has
been added to the indescrlbable
horrors Of the dance. What the
end will be, no one can tell. 1t ID
an army Of crazy people the Gov
ernment has to deal with. The re.
suit may be determination, either
through the natural consequences
Of their orgies or slaughter by the
whites, should any effort be made
to suppress the lanccs. The In.
dians are we'll armed. There Is no
telling what religious excitement
may lead them to -Er.
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SOMEBODY'S WIFE.


USelessly, aimlessly drifting through life.
What was born fort "For Somebody's Wife"
am told by my mother. Well. that being true.
somebody" keeps himself strangely from view:
AID II nought but marriage will settle my fate
believe shall die Ia an unsettled state.
For. though I'm not ugly-pray wHAr WOMAN II -
You might easily find a more beautiful phiz
And then. as for temper and manners, Ills plain,
He who seeks for perfection will seek HERE In
vain.
Nay, in spite OF these drawbacks. my heart is
peryerse.
Aud should not feel grateful. "for better or
worse"
To take the first Booby that gracefully came
And offered those treasures. his home and his
name.
think. then, my chances OF marriage are small.
But why should think of such chances at all :
Ny brothers are. all ofthem. younger thanI l.
Yet they thrive In tho world. and why not LET
NE tryf
know that In business I'm not an adept
Because from such matters most strictly I'm
kept.
But--this Is the question that puzzles my mind
Why am not trained up To work of some kind
Uselessly. aimlessly drifting through life,
Why should aim 10 be somebody's wifer'
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A DOCTORS DIscoMrITURE.

A clergyman was once accosted
by doctor, professional delst i,
who asked him:
"Do you follow preaching to save
souls ?'
yes"
"Did you ever see a soul"
"No."
"Did you ever taste soul ?"
ono"
"Did you ever smell a soul ~
"No."
"Did you ever feel soul ?"
Yea
"Well, them" said the doctor.
"there are four of the five senses
against one upon the question
whether there be SOUL
"Arc you a doctor Of medicine ?"
asked the clergyman.
"Ycs.'
bid you ever sec PAIN
No"
"Did you ever hear a pain."
No"
"Did you ever taste pain?"
"No."
"Did you ever smell a pain ?"
"No."
"Did you over feel pais ?"
Yes"
"Wcll, then" said the clergy
man, "fhere are four Of the senses
against one upon the question
whether there be pain. And yet,
sir, yoa know that there is pain
and know that there is a soul. -
st. Louis Republic.
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THE SORT OF MEN WOMEN LIKE.

Women like manly men, and al
most invariably prefer those whom
they can look up to. There arc
few who prefer to have men look up
to them, but they are not built on
the original plan. Here is what a
woman who knows best has to say
on the subject
"They like a man who knows
their innocent weaknesses and caters
to them who will bring home box
OF candy, the last new magazine, or
the latest puzzle sold on the street,
that will do more than duty in en-
tertaining everybody for the whole
evening.
"They like a man who is master
Of the situation--that is, who has
brain enough to help q woman de-
eide what is the best thing to do en-
der any circumstances, and who has
enough to realize when one Of the
fairer sex is slighely stubborn that
persuasion is more powerful than
all the argument in the world.
"They like a man who likes them
who doesn soorn their opinions,
who believes in their good taste,
who has confidence iu their truth.
and who, best Of all, knows that the
love promised is given him.
"That'sthe sort Of man a woman
likes, and her every sigh Of satIsfac-
ton as bis virtues are mentioned is
q little prayer that says, God bless
him.
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ciprocity by cnlarging the market
for the sale of their supplies. No
mistakes IN u programme Of that
sort is therc9 The democrats pro.
pose to coniine themselves to legis-
latmg for the people. that is oil
classes, and not for few favored
individuals.
Nearly all Of the gentlemen who
have announced themselves as can.
didates or who nave boon placed in
nomination by their friends for tho
Speakership of tho next House arc
now here, and they are one ard nil
greatly surprised to learn OF the
bitter fight each and every one of
them is making, in the newspapers,
for the coveted honor. and II is tho
source Of no little amusement
among them.
Mr. llarrisons annual message
to Congress will, according to u
gentleman who ought to know
whereof hc speaks, be confined TO
an appeal to the republicans to stand
10y protection rs excmplificd in tho
Mckinley law, TO pass an appor-
tionment bill, a Federal election
billand the steamship subsidy bills.
and not to pass any silver legisla.
ton,
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A log cutter found bottle con
tanning 81 900 in gold dust near Sly
Park. II Dorado county, Cal lie
was saving tree down when he
struck something. lie could not
imagine what The saw could be
striking in tho middle Of a tree
three feet thick. After tho tree
was down and an examination made
a bottle containing 81 900 in gold
dust was found in the centre Of the
tree. II was probably put in there
many years ago by some old miner.
Chicago Herald,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-12-04

McKinleyism and Reedism arc
condemned. The man from Maine
will not have the satisfaction Of
welding the gagel IN the next House.
but will be compelled to take his
scat with the minority whose rights
he was wont to defend until power
made him insolcnt. Also, the lcs-
sou conveyed BY the election in Penn
sylvania cannot be misunderstood.
II means that the boss SIN, Of the
sort which has SO long dominated
the State, had become al last so fa4
grant ard intolerable AZ 10 invoke
the righteous wrath of the people.
IT means that bossism Of the same
brand, wherever it may exist, is soon
or or later certain 10 be visited with
similar retribution. IL is The most
severe and impressive lesson Of the
kind that was ever administered "
the people at the polls to alleged
botraycrs Of public trust and dcficrs
Of public opinion
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First District--soorgo W. Atkinson, Wheeling.
Ohio County.
second District-wiilIam L. Wilson. Charles
town. Jefferson Go.
Third Distrlrt--Juhn ID. Anderson. Nicholas &.
H.. Nicholas County.
Fourth Distric,--charles b. Smith. Parkers-
urg Wood County.
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Tean emclnls.

Tosn enaeiais.
9syor--charlos 81. bishop.
Heoordcr-- iOse ,,h } ask son.
t1u1ciitDen--l L.. stone. William G.. Brown,
Joha :, hurdOck. Chas. ~ Fawcett. James II.
Carroll.
sse.ei.es:
knights OF Pythias-I.odse meets every Tues
~ evening nt their hall over j. ~ Bakers
store at 7s3O o'clock.
Independent Order Of Odd Feilows-I, cd &c
neets eyoTy Saturday evening at their hall In
bishops Block ut 7s}0 O'Clock.
GDlden Rule Ehca nDment No. 30, l. o. o. f.
meets First and Third Monday evenings Of
each month In the Odd Fellows Hall, over the
postohics.
The InieDendent order Of Good Tsmplars-
.solgs fnoets every Friday evening. in the X Of
Hall. at 7:3O O'Clock.
kiax PhllIo Tribe No. IS. Improved order Of
= O'Clock IN the knights Of Pythias Hall over
Blekor's store.
Churches.
y z. Cbureh-Rcy ~. ". Rider. Pastor
beTyio et-frcachinR every Sunday ~ 1870 m
nd 40 ,. m. Sunday School ? D. m. Glass
Meeting q. IN. Young Folks Meeting at Gas
?, n Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Presbyterian Churcii-Rev. IT. r. Mcdonald.
Pastor
ss-vlces--P Preaching every Sunday at 1910 m.
and 30 B. n. Sunday school at n. m. Prayer
aseting oyery wednesday evening.
AN r. Churc.--Rev Bosiey Bovce. Pastor.
seryices-Preachlng Fourth Sunday IN each
snonth
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The postal officials think there is
an epidemic Of post Office robberies.
The telegrapbic evidences Of this
species Of crime have been pouring
in the past few days. Chief In
spector Rathbone says man is q
fool to rob the mails as he is good
deal surer Of being caught than he
is Of going to heaven as = reward for
bis misdoings. When q series Of
robberies are reported it takes no
time 70 locate the crime and but a
little more 70 catch The thief The
only safety for the criminal. Rath
bone says. s TO stop stealing. but
this they never DO after ihe first
misstcp is made Mail mlforers
are traced much after The way "a
railway time table is made up-by a
system Of marks on chart. let
ters Of complaint come from several
quarters; they center upon some
one railway line OF post office; the
location Of the robberics is deter.
mined, and q careful watch is soon
rewarded with the thief. Rathbone
says the best adyice TO give one Of
evil inclinatiops is - Don't steal
letters.
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DIRECTORY.
stxts omsisIs.

Os.eraor-. A. Brooks Fleming. Marion County
Secretary OF Staie-W. n. Ohley. Marion co.
Auditor Patrick A.. Duty. Webster Co.
Treasurer-Wi,lianA +. Thompson. Cahen Co.
sist. OF sehoOls-D. S. Morgan. honongalia
s.reT
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The Chinese have q saying that
an unlucky word dropped from tic
tongue cannot be brought back
ag iin by coach Of SIX horses.
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EDITORIAL JOTTINGs.

The Democrats will have large
majority in the House of the Send
Congress than it ever possessed be.
fore. The people have shown their
belief in theprinciples advocated by
the Democratic party, and it only
remains for the Democratic leaders
to see that no mistakes are made.
and that confidence will be further
manifested by the election of Dem
ocratic President in 1899.
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rniies sNtAits Senators.
Nrnh. rs ofronxress.

Char,es J. Faulkner. Nartinsburg. Dorkley
Codnty.
Josn &. Ksnns. Charleston, Ksnawha County.
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sssrssa Cosr. sr Appeals.

Adam c. snyder, OF Greenbrier County.
honry Brannon. Lewis Co.
J.N. kngiish. Mason Co.
Daniel Is. Lucas. Jeftcrson Co.
q snyene. At ail.st ie .ton Second Wednesday In
January Wheeling. dr~t Wednesday I'm June I;
chs<le,tow.l, urst Wednesday Ia September.
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Ten months OF republican
Congress has almost bankrupted
the Treasury.
The surplus has all disappeared =,
except the stock of minor coin and
about nine millions in cash. And
still there are schemes innumerable
awaiting action at the coming sess
ion to involve the government in
debt, including such as steamship
subsidies to which President Harri-
son has committed his administra-
ton. To be honest 1t should be-
added that the Treasury deposits
with the national banks amount
to about s22, 900, 900, but is
hardly available cash as to suddenly
withdraw it for public uses would
precipitate panic. Brilliant pic
ture this Of Republican management
of affairs. Mr.. Cleveland left a
treasury whose only fault was that
it was too full, but 1t has taken Re.
publicans less than year to empty
It.
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conMlssIoNEns conNrr corR1

coNhissIoNEnS COUNTY COURT
Gy.nt District, samuel y. Conner, Pres.
Pleasant. Luciau A. Martin.
PORTLAND. Henry G.. Beatty.
Cnion. Y. p. King.
Reno, Moses T. Sinclair.
s.yon. Reason A. Peil.
Valley. Mason Watson.
Haywood, Leroy Shsw.
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Hous, OF Delegates.

hOdS- OF UcteSnteb.
East side -Dr. N. \. Bryte, Bruceton.
West Side-MajOr L. y. orr, kingwood.
ShoTif Daniel z. Jackson.
Dspotie '-Iuliue X Monroe. KinEwood, Valley
nj PlcaSant ]. W. Cr,ss, Lyon; J. q. Lantz.
! nicn; II. y. llauway, Reno; T.. r. Cuppett,
krErti Dorsey Forinan. Portland.
'ierk Circuit C)u-t--lahn w. Watson.
GlerS County Court. Ami Martin.
Prosecuting Attorney-SeIl j. Fortnoy.
County suryryor-A. +. McMillca.
sapt. ofschools II. Rlssy.
A. ,cssor--EAsi side. Gabriel Pulliam.
Went sido. John \. Perkins.
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ro-r.a conrsnr.

c.rsait court-Narch %, September !. and
secember H.
c,oulty Court First Monday in January. April,
uly and October.
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Tho more love man has IN his
hoart the more he need brains i,s
his bead.
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manifested by the election OF n Dem
ocratic President in 1892.
="
Both Democrats and Republicans
in the Senate express satisfaction at
the return of Governor Gordon to
that body. The Georgia soldier was
always a popular member Of the
Senate, and when he went away left
no sting behind. His bearing was
that of the chivalric man, and he
made close friends even among his
political enemies. In Washington
he was conspicuous figure, scar
on his face always calling out the
information that it was a sabre cut
received in battle. AS Senator his
course was conservative, and the
only trouble he ever had occurred
with Roscoe Conkling. which cpl
sode. 10y the way, people thought
would oe duel, but this was hap
PLY averted by the wise counsels OF
Senator. now Justice Lamar, OF
Mississippi, and the good sense and
discretion of the men themselves.
Gordon made fine record as a SEN
ator it is but natural to expect that
his future will add to it.
-
1t is now dcfnately known that
it will take Mt least one hundred and
fifty millions to meet the annual ex-
pcnditures for pensions, or more
than is paid on the continent OF
Europe, with its destructive wars
and huge armies. The republicans
now are secretly cursing their luck
with the pension Legislation of the
last session. 1t did not pun out
well in the elections. The truth is
they care about as much for the
soldier as they do for the negro
both arc serviccable at the polls.
N'r1cnn il L is &c destiny Of
woman to bear children, and hc
thol ght tho greatest woman WIS the
one who had tho most numerous
offspring. They made soldiers for
him. Likewise the Republican
leaders feel tenderly for thoscthings
imagined to maze the largest num-
e. of Totcrs. Bo,h Tic soldier and
the negro, though, arc tired Of DC
ing fooled.
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