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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-06

GENERAL WILLIAM II. ESocHs was
on, the goth ult. nominated for Congress
by the Republicans of the Twelfth Ohio
district on the 447th ballot Grosvenor
withdrew just before tho last ballot was
taken.
JOHN SIDDoNs, prominently known
throughout the county as head of tho
John Siddons Roofing Company, dropped
dead at Rochester, N. Y, on the goth
ult He was prominent Mason.
DIR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES cele-
brated his eighty-first birthday at his
summer house in Beverly, Mass, on the
goth ult. in very QUOT manner.
NEARLY $500 people assembled at
Waterville, Me-, on the Goth ult. to lis
ten to an address by Secretary James G.
Blaine on reciprocal trade.
Fl. A. COOPER, of Racine, was nomi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans
OF tho First Wisconsin district on the
goth ult. This retires Representative
Caswell, who has been in Congress four
teen years.
DIR. MERRILL e. GATES, Of Rutgers
College, has formally accepted tho pres
idency of Amherst (Maas.) College.
Mrs. MARY COOLEY, wife of Judge
Cooley, of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, died at her homo in Ann
Arbor, Mich, on the 21st ult. She was
sixty years old and at the time of her
death was president of the board of
managers of the State Industrial School
for Girls at Adrian.
INCOMPLETE returns from the Arkan-
sas State election on the 1st indicate in
creased maiorities for Governor Eagle
and the Democratic State ticket over
two years ago, when his majority was
$4,000.
GENERAL GEORGE II. CUTLER, ex-Pay-
master of the United States Navy, died
at his residence in Washington on the
1st. aged seventy years.
THOMAS B. MARRETT, the largest
owner of fast horses in the Northwest,
died at St Paul, Mimi, on the 1st. He
was fifty-six years old and leaves an
estate valued at $500, 600.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-06

THE summer months of 1890 have
record of disasters which seem to be
without parallel during any previous
season. People regard the cyclone as,
the most terrible of all disasters, but, in
spite of the fact that they have been
more numerous this season than any on
record, tho number of lives lost in them
and violent storms has been but209, and
237 more If the deaths by lightning are
added. The losses of life by other acci-
dents were as follows: 22e by fire, s2s by
drowning, 1907 on railroads, 81 by fall
ing buildings, and 94 in mines-total a.
59s OF this loss over 1900 were attrib-
utable to carelessnesa.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-06

1t is now tho thing for persons COM
ing home from Germany to bring love-
pin made with the three coins of the
year of three Emperors-'Ss, so arranged
that the three imperial heads of old
William, Frederick (who reignod but
three months, and whose coins are con-
sequently rare), and young William
shall be plainly visible. Samoan Com
missioner Bates, who was some months
in Germany during tho year of the three
emperors, says that Germans are pro-
phesying that half the coinage of un-
fortunate Frederick's short reign would
be brought to the United States by curio
hunters.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-06

j. s. GARRISON. sons work. In his
nearly eighteen months in Office he has
appointed 26,675 fourth class postmas-
ters and established $500 new post
offices, making his record 1885 in all.
All the appointments in the Postoflice
Department are made up in the First
Assistants Office, and in Presidential
Offices 2,2l7 appointments have been
made during Mr.. Clarkson's official
time, leaving only 400 of this class Of
offices unchanged. This is the largest
record in changes and in establishment
of post-offices ever made in the same
length of time.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-06

pany, which applies
new principles to
railway locomotion
and to motive pow
er in cities, and
which is now build
ing a railway in
Washington City.
The following facts
game ed from the de-
partm ent give the
record of Mr.. Clark
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-06
PERsoNAL AND PoLIrIcAL.

TRIsrRAM BURGESS. Past Commander
or the Knights Templar of California,
died recently at his home near San
Jose, CAL, OF dropsy. He was forty-one
years OF age and native OF Rhode
Island. .----------
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-04
e eSas 8.

= Sn 2odbart tpurbe q. s. 8ootb
unb iein SObn George BON Der Antla.
se, am 81. Ottober 1887 ben Stabt.
marfbaa Sen bon @on3ales eridofen
gu baben, freigeipro9en.
Nus 6tiomore fommt bic traurige
Runbe, baB Soc &u1st, Der neuIi9 BON
einem pitbenben Stier aufgefpieBt
wurbe. seiforbsn 1T. Wau belt on.
fdngli@ bic Wunben ni6t gerabe fir
lebensgefdbrli6. Der Nermhe muB
i9redlide S9merssn erlitten baben.
Soc Buffet mar elm intellieenter, HeiBi.
ger unb iebr umR6tiger iunger Manu,
Der fid iiberaQ Greunbe gu ertperben
perHonb. Sn Stibmore bate .r cine
2%onoagentur etablirt, unb groBe Sire.
den 2anb angefauft, meldes ct naments
lid fir beuti9e Nnfiebler por3elirie.
Batter unb 8ruber Soc Buffers mob.
men in Shulenburg. Soc RuHet's
bor3eitiger SOB mirb iiberol, no Der
Werforbene betannt mar, tief betrauert
iperben.
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% MaberiGs Banf beaabIi 4
pro5ent 3inien fir 3eit,N epoften.
@atb fit MRtter!

8or iber so Sabren fdon tpurbe
Mrs. WinsIop's soothing Sprup por
Mattern beim 3abnen Der 4tnber anges
Denbet. Mtrif 9u i'm @9lafe bur9
bas G9reIen zines Ginbes geft6rt, hos
i'm 3abnen III unb Dor 56merseu
tpeint9 Wenn TO, laHe iofort cine
GlaiGe BON sMrs. WinsIow's SOOTHING
GDrup" boleu. Sein Mertb 1T unbes
3ablbar. IS tpirb benz tieinen 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inberung beri9aHen. Der.
laBt @u9 barauf Mitter, es it tein
3weifel oardber. SIS beiit Dplenterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Ma9en unb
tie Nieren, beieitiet Wiub &olit, ers
tpeiGt ben @aumen, perbin6ert gnt3ln>
Dung unS adrtt bas gauge Spftem.
sMirs. @;nslops Soothing Sprup"
fir aabuenbe 2inber lit angenebm in
@ef6mad unb bas Re3ept ffdmmt BON
einem Der 5eiten tpeibliden Ger3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. gs 1T bel allen
D~rugsiten in ber ganaen Welt al boz
ben. preis rs @ts. Der iSlaI1e.
2auft ni9:s anberes als Mrs. Wins.
IONS SOOTHING Syrup.
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Ode Commerce & 81. MarD's Str

nH- Wenn Semanb fem uub gu an.
n%ebmbarem preiie fpeifen min, 10 gebe
er sum MiifionssGarten. 9ie
0erreu &beimer & Saul, 8eiber bies
les @tabsihements, balten barauf ibre
Gafe ifets bolfommen 3ufrieben gu itels
len. WQe iaiionmdBigen 9elitateHen,
NuHeta, Wtlb, Slide, @efliisel &C. fub
bort in Der b~elifateften 3ubereitung ole
3eit al baben. Mabl5eiten tperben auf
@uni@ in bic Mobnungen Der Runben
seianot. Nu@ bietet Der nit Der
speiiepirtbi@af! ~berbunbene 8 q
room bic beffen @etrdnfe, TETS frii@es
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re unb Meine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-04
g9abe su Gppttpreijem.

500 gaar 2inberi@ube gu s.. So.
tenpreis $1.30 unb $40. 9ameu=
SLIPPERS 81 IS @ts. un6 $1-pertb
SLIPS.
@pibenbefebte MorgenT6ube fir 9as
men aler Nrten, 5peaiaIitdt. @roBe
&ebuftionl $1.75 9amen. Rn6pFI6uhe
fur $3.50. 5ulibans $500 @laceez
leoer &nopffdiube 1T Der bette her Welt.
@uuipans falbleberner 5dub fiji Mans
ter gu $500 1T unabertrefHi6. Wdn,
neridube fiir $500, tpcttb So so.
preisermdBigungen lit allen anberen
artiteIn, tpObon in ben fein fen unb
mittleren 9orten rur bas befe gefhbrt
pirb. 9ie aus8ef@nitteuen 9dn9urubs
leber=5 9ube fir Mdnner, tragen 5id
gut unb fne comfortabel, beionoers 3u
empfeblen. Garbiae 59ube in SIaeee
gu ~acceptablen Breifen.
g. O.. SuIIibaa,
@de Commerce & st. MarD's Str.
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SER 6. S. Wsalter in ber Wef>
Commerce : StraBe bdlt tets bas nols
tommenite 2ager In 3ei@enmateria'
lien. $apeten, Garben, @las, SpiegeI.
eIas. 8iloerrabmen, 6irniRea unb allen
3ei6nens unb Malersu tentlien. 2iinf'
leriid ausgefibrte Bilber unb 6tatuets
ten &c. fnb in cine. Reconsideration GaIs
Ierie CUR Nnf9t unb gum 8erfauf auss
geftelt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbeto,
rationen III bas @ei9maduoQfe unb
9euefe bort au fiaben.
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226, 228 uno 23O Warft . Stra6,

226, 22s nnb 23o Rartt . Strabe,
Gan MntGni0 ........ Eera8,
babsn ibren Serbif. gsoarf bon 8. 2anbretb &
So9n @arten.. BIumen. unb Geib- Samen er-
baIten, inter Nnberem
5000 Bfunb neue @r;,te 6ib Gamen, 5000
Bfuub Alfalfi (2u3erner RIeefamen) e~benfaIIs
Wansclb @urael, &unfeIrdben, Wobrriiben.
Samen, @sperfette aIee, 8odbara Rlec, Saba.
neiif9er alee, Sobnfon @ras, Bufalo ODER
Colorado gras, Saat Noseen, @erfe, Safer,
aSeiaen %.
asdter or Safo 3Si'bcI. unS Creole cber
2ouiIana 3piebel- Samen.
~Ssenten fur bic ~beribmten Br1nly Pfuege,
WIahet If. Horse Hoe and C%ultivators com.
bined, Sanb. Samenbriqs, 9fige unb gnltis
batoren, @uf. 9. Bre9t @urfmaidinen unb
8utdsr- l1tenflien, gbas. Mutbs Sonis : CT.
traetnren, 8ienene Ran6sr, Mefer &c.
Stets auf Eager Sarrifou Bros. & 60.
Town and Country uin Gebraua fertig ge.
mifdte Garben; fibren bieleIben mebr als IA
Sabre, imbortiren Garabunasmeile, unb fibs
len unS beredtisi mad langidbriger . fabrung
au bebarpten, Dob b%ieielben bic bsfen Garben
iinb, Die in bieiem 2anbe fabrtsirt berben.
Sm October erparten .2anbretb & SStl
rctbe, ioetbe unO seIbe 8wiebeI SebIinse.
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gaHase uacb europa.

Die Ngenturen bes Qerrn %. ;.
Ooung, SO. l Commerce : StraBe,
@aE Nnionio, unb go. SOB Mains
5trGBe, DALLAS, pertreten nur bic
anerfannt beiten eIropGif9en Dampfers
2inieu. 0err 9ouns iii i'm Gtanbe bic
bilIiafen Raten gu gebeu. ers
tbeilt bereitwiaig iebe sepani6te Nuss
tanft unb beiorst febr prompt ale ibm
abergebenen N~uftrdge. Der mad Gu.
ropa gu reifen- tptinF9t, ober 0erwanbte
5eriberfommen laRen min, wenbe f@
OH irgenb cine Der genaunten M~genturen.
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eterben nidbt Inn Sauje,

ROUGH ON RATS bsrtiIst 9atten, Mauie
unb Sdpaben. SaIbe 10 GentS.
ROUGH ON WORMS. Cine fidere @urm
Mebi3iu. % Gents.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. GIifis Is Gents.
3ungb Un Gonabs.
geeew euRsn, grtaltung, 9eiferfeit, fdlim-
men gals. % Gents.
ROUGH ON TooTHAcHE. StiHt ieoen
3abnfdmerj. Is Gents.
2eaureue Oil.
8erbiHbert bic 8iIbung bon Hun3eIn unb
Galteu in Der Saut. @erbitet bas @elfwerben
unb GItern Der @ei9tsjise. Grbdlt Susenb unb
Gtif@e in ipunbetborer Weife. $1.0o srose GIa.
den, bel allsn Npotbetern.
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bic incriminirten" 5telen aug ooer ldBt
fe bur9 S9mdrae un!eierli6 maden-
wdbrenb i'm vfreielfeu 2anoe Der Welt"
ieber undergraduate Botbeamte bas
&eGt bot, fremoe 8ldttsr ;u confisciren.
Ghruabr, es fub erbauli6e 3uitdn
be, auf Die maj iebt unter Der Negioe
bes 8etbruoer $ Baares QartiiDn=W Ban
namofer in ben Ser. Gtaaten losiegelt!
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Galifprnin.Nseine.

acknowledgement inben elm sroBes ga,
ger BON feinen California > Meinerl Bel
Germ s. s. Meper am Mlatto
pla5a. 9err Sleeper iu6t bic Wetne
an Srt unb Stelle aus ut.h fauft brett
aus benz Seller ter 8einai9ter. 4ls
gutem 2enner gelingt es Inn tets, bic
beiten Sorten au%sSumdblen. St fann
feline 2unben uno Jamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perfeben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in bor3ii9I,6er Qualitdt
bon febt ab $1.00 per @alone = fret
ting Saus geliefert.
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s0r q. ". GaQatuaf. Der betannte
3 bDtDgrapb unb 6 Il n tier, bot
iein Wtelier nod INNER am alien pIoBe,
Alb Of 9oufonfraBe, obenauf unS
liefert Die beften 8ilber nit ben neue.
item unb por3iisIi6ften Snirumsnten.
Seine preiie fnb mdBig. Biloer uns
pergdngli1. 28,7,tum1i
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Ser Cinderella gaub setore,

Ode Dfs6oufonHraBe unb Mbenue c.,
bieier beliebts 2aben ber Stabt, bal
feinen neuen 8orratD BON 9ommer
f6uber fdr 9erren, 9amer unb
Giuber erbalten uno bat cine utlbers
alei6lide Musnabl oler @orter unb
Aualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G1ubs
Store ftbrt nur Bic 5abrlfate Der teften
Gabrifen uno iiberbietet Iles, mas i'm
biefigen Martt gu baben 1T. Gpecias
litdt fir 0errens ber &odffrb.G 1ub,
fir So. gs berIohpt ftd Der Miibe, i'm
ginbereIIa@ tpre borauipre9ea,
ebe man anberstpo fault.
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~ Wenn Sbr sttes trodeues pofs
Dat 8rennbci5 brau@t, fpre6t bor ober
befelt per Selepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fe bat tets bas 8efte
i'm Martte. 9eIepbou 81.
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aae unferen Gunoen loben Die 81.
patrids pi1en. Sic Rno bic befen.
6enrp Bros. garrOl, Nebr. = Bum
@erfauf bel q. @Obn & &c., s. Salt.
eyer 4 Sobn unb olen 9rugsiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-04

uegnieH poH VaG 8 Nulatr9 Tur gepetI petpeH
fam.
s. $. Gbeneb & Co., @isentbimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
8ir, bic llnter3ei9neten baben IS. @bs1es
felt BEN Ietten % Sabren sefannt uno balten
i'm fir boafommen ebrenbaft in alien &c.
fdGft8banblunsen unb inanaieI befabist,
ale bon feiner Girma einsesangenen Gerbinb.
lidteiten gu erfiaeu.
Bef & gruar, SrobbaaoeIS DrOsuiffen,
SoIeSo, SbiO.
8 aIbina, ainnan& Marbin, @robs
banoels'G rosuifen, 9olebo, Sbtp.
SaI's &atarrb Sur uirb innerlid senommer
unb pirft brett auf bas Slut uno bic fdlei.
misen Sberf6@em bes ebiems. 3eusnifa
fret oerianbt. @reiS IS gexts fit bic GIaf9e.
8srfauft bon allen Hpptbefern.
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Die 8rtde bier nber ben &io 8ranbe
TT uieber fOueit reparirt. baB Der Ser.
febr uieoer er6Hnet uerben tonnte. IS
foaen ibrigens, Die g beiBt, nod meb.
rere eiierne Pfeiler b~aiugefiigt perben,
I'm dbnli9e unfdae tinftig gu perbti.
ten. 0err &ofe, Der pfarrer Der pros
tefantiiden @pistopaltir6e bierfelbf,
bate fur bic braben Msgitaner, bic in
ibren Rdbneu CUR &ettung BON Mers
f9en uab 6abe berbeieiIien, ettpas @elb
aefammelt unb bdnbiste ibnen aetn
Dollars elm. Der S9aben, ben Der gss
conbioo angeri6tet bat. 1T gr66er, als
man anfangs glaubte, oenn ct bat aud
ole Odmme, bic bas WaKer sur Bss
udferuug elmer groBsn @trede 3anbes
lieferten, tueggeriKen unb bic WaHer.
ardben fteben ale iebt trodeu. = Die
auarantdne 1T ieBt iomeit ermdBiet,
bob Sober, Der einem Smpii9e;n bonn
@ouatparate Dotweifsn fam, bin u16
berpaifreu oarf. 9ie 3elepbon. Drdb.
tie. fowie bic eleftrif6e 2eitung ino aud
mieoer bergeieQt.
Sm StaGts Durango IdBt bt cine
@ompagnie bon pittsburg, pennfplpa.
MEN, cine 3innmine bearbeiten. !3inn
tommt nut in ben dlttiten 6ormoti0nen
Dor un6 nito nur in menigen 0dnoern
Der grbe gefur ben 9as meifie tommt
bon Der 6aIbinieI Walatfa uno bon Der
Snfel 8anfa, bel @umatra. 8o,i9e
Wo9e pafirte cine WagenIabung
3inner3 nebft 48 Barren bss MetaGs
aus Durango bier bur9 mad pittss
burg. 9as @r3 lit toblenlaures 3inn
unb iein Wottommen bort. mie aud bic
gifenberse in iener @egenb bemeiien,
bob bort bic d~lteffen @elteine emporges
boben fein miiHeu. Oie perunusr uu6
TfeIitaner, bic tein @ifeu fannten. bGrs
teien bas Rupfer bur9 S pro3ent 3inn,
unb mettmiirbiser Weiie entbalten aud
bic alien 8ron3e Gerdibe aug benz
8ron5es3 eitalter nur 2upfer unb 3tnn,
aber teiu 8lei.
Die .WtuftaI unb 2itera,p Society"
bier bat am Montag lpieoer ibre Nbenos
unterbaltunaeu besonnen. Siefelben
finben i'm @ourtbauie fat unb fnb
meiff FORT beiu9t. Gin geringes Gin,
trittsgelb f0nnie pielei9t gu elmer eli.
genert 9ale berbelfen.
Die @9afi9ur bat isbt in Der gan3en
@egenb angefangen. Sen seiGOrenen
Sbieren mag es tpobl in ben Iebten
Nd9teu fibl genug boreefommen. 8ors
geffern frtb batten mir uur so @rab.
Sbeo. 6ieIf9er.
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bic Propbeten." Nle anbern 5Griften
bss nQlten 3eitaments" purben erf
nod Der 3erf0rung Seruialenis un,s
Sobr 80 aufgenOmmen unb barunter
aud bas Bud 0iob ODER Sob, Elm psrs
1iihes 8ebi6t, in welGem Der r@ataa",
ben Die Suben Dorber gar ni1t tanntea,
alio Der psrfi6e @ott Der 6in1srniB
uno beg B6ien bel i5nsn eingei9!eppt
murbe. 8Otber fun 'bnen Nles Dor
Soft; gu Seius 3s'lta ubee maren bic
Wonoiu9!igen, @plIsptii@en, Wabns
liuuisen, u. i. IL. uom uSeufel" beielz
fen. glner blibete |ogar elm, er babe
eine gan3e 2taion Ssufel i'm 2eibs.
Das Grille Gapitel beg er1ten Buaes
WOie, alp Die S96pfungsgei1i9te, 1T
aud / d t ebrdil9en uriprungs, unb
ben 8eueis bafiir liefert Der eri tie 8ers,
Der iOmobl in Der 2utberii@en tuie aud
in ber guglii@en Bibel : ueberiebun9
lautet: Aim Nnfang i9uf @ott
6immel uub @roe." SIN gbrdii6en
iebo6 beibt es: uNm Mnfone f9ufea
bic Glitter (gIObim 1T bic Mebr3abD
0immel unb grbe." Oas founte Nie,
mdno f@reiben, Der rlur an einen Soft
gIaubte unb es 1T alfo iebr Dabtiheins
LID, baB @fra bieie S66pfungsgeiGi@=
tie bon ben @balodern In Babylon els
langt bate. u~ebrigens fimmt bieIes
ftr iene 3sit tpirtli9 groBartige erie
aapiteI nit benz f~abelbaften speiten &a.
pitel nidt therein; oenn rad benz elten
uurbe 6as Weni9enpaar 3ugIei9
gei6ofen. nod benz 3peiten aber suerft
Der Mann uno bann, aus elmer leiner
&ippen, bas Wsib. Mertutrbig 1T nod,
Dab bic Wa9tommen bes Gain 6tGbte
bauten, Muft trieben urb bic 8earbeie
tung ber Wetale erfanben. tpdbrenb bic
Na9fommen bes @etb 8iebbirten Bile.
ben. Ser Name bes rMeifers In gra
unb allerlei giienmert" Subalcaia
(8ulcau) 3eigt auBerbem. nj bic ct.
fin6ung gema6t tpurbe; benin ,SeufeI"
lit elm alter Same far Sbibet.
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@ie lit bies !

@ir bieten einbunbert Dollars Selpbnuu9
fir ieben Gaa BON aatarrb, Der nidt burd Gin.
aebnen bon $aG's &atarrb Eur sebsiIt perbeu
fam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-27
TIE LIST WKBK OF TIE CAMPLIGN

One week from tomorrow two verdcts. both
of vast importance, will be rendered by the
voters of this State. They are to decide
whether or not the Lid Congress is to be a
Republican Congress whether or not the As
sembly Of 1891 is to be q Republican Assem-
bIy. To hold that both these verdicts will be
of vast importance is not to talk extrsvagantly.
The fate of measures in which oil the people
are vitality concerned will depend upon the po-
ltical complexion of the next Congress. II the
Democrats are returned to power they may be
counted upon to fall foul OF the Mckinley bill,
and of much of the other excellent and patriotic
legislation of the List Congress. Such q result
would be most unfortunate. Their assaults upon
the tariff would infiict serious injury upon the
industries Of the country, which by the time
they assumed control of legislation at Washing
ton would have thoroughly adjusted themselves
to the revision provided for BY the Mckinley
bill.
The election of . Democratic Assembly would
be equally indefensible. The last Legislature,
which was Republican in both it's branches,
msde IN admirable record. 1t reduced the
taxes to the extent Of nearly 100000. II
secured ballot-reform. II ssTsogsd for popu.
Lar vote on tho vsxed auasdnn al prohibition.
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LOCAL GAINS IND LOCAL LOSSES.

The outlook is one of promise for the OPP
ponents of Tammany misr,ile. Every day of
reflection upon the miserable failure OF Tam
, many to govern the city properly adds to the
strength of the union ticket. The keenest
and shrewdest of the Tammany ward-workers
greatly dread the effect of the Ballot Reform
act upon their forces on election day. Some
hard facts are so plain in this town that no
partisan pretence can hide them.
A big percentage of the Tammany vote in
New York is mercenary vote. In the past
it has been bought and paid for on delivery.
| The pay was often cash. In other cases it was
| credit at dram-shOp. Tammany has made
sure of its groggeries this year. as heretofore.
1t has always been ready to sell its last rag OF
principle. its final, tuttering shred of reputa-
ton for the support of the saloons. 1t has
| made its annual bargain, and it holds the rum
| shops safe and fast. But can the liquor mart
deliver the goods? There's the rub.
Under the new system Tammany heelers
cannot march drunken men in files to the polls
and vote them by platoons. Nor can the money
changing for suffrages be carried on few feet
from the polling-places as in previous years.
Every one who has watched our local elections
with care knows that the traffic in ballots for
cash has been carried on in grog- shops near
the polling places. The Tammany paying tel
Ter, after receiving his roll of bills from the
Tammany cashier of the election district, has
done his banking business by the wet and
! steaming bar. The voters have been brought
to him one by one The bargain has been
struck. The buyer of ballots has put the seller
of vote in charge of "heeler," who has
taken the creature to the polling place, put a
Irregular Tammany ticket in his hand and
seen him vote it. Then the lost soul has been
lowed back into the dram-shop, where the
| Tammany teller has paid him the agreed price.
The new law breaks up all that, and in break
ing it up skaters one of the strongest pillars
of Tammany's power.
big percentage of the Tammany vote in
Newiork is an ignorant vote. In spite of the
abors of the Tammany primary schools that
are now training thick -skulled scholars every
evening in the mysteries of the new system,
| the revolution in the method OF voting must
still prove too intricate for the understanding
ct many thousands of Tammany voters who
are SO sunk in stupidity that they never knew
enough oven to cast vote for themselves under
the old system, but mechanically handed to the
clerks at the balot-boxes the little bundles of
ballots that were handed to them by their DO
litical masters.
| This election is to be one for the intelligence
of New York not for its ignorance. And the
intrinsic worth of the uniop ticket appeals more
strongly day by day to intelligent voters, while
the blots and smudges on the Tammany ticket
look more ugly with every hour
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Nesv9)ork pailu Tribnate
BOUNDED HORACE GREE LEY
MONDAY, OCTOBER %. 1890,
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreirn.-The American Minister to turkey mas
demanded satisfaction for the unlawful arrest vi
q fellow-countryman. - Colonel North was
,b,own from his horse and hurt. - SNOW leli
throughout England. - pastoral letter 10
Irish Roman Catholics was read at all inc ch"lo"e
in Ireland. - Archbishop Cleary was invested
with the pallium at Kingston, Ont.
Domestic.-The reports Of registration 'hrousn'
ont the State indicated that MANY names "nic"
had been carried over from year to year nave uis
anneared - The bursting OF steel sUhno-
nine flooded the town of Temple, Tex. - a
fv.wbeel burst in Lynn, Mass, and damaged sew
eral buildings - Secretary Blaine Vsi'eu III
sou. Emmons Blaine i'll Chicago - a oes'r"c'
tive fire in Mobile, Ala, destroyed aOoe1 oo'o'oo0
in nrouerty. - Leading features OF Secretary
Proctor's annual reports are outlined
civ and Observation-Disclosures ii. Peckham
chairman of the Peoples Municipal League SEM
a damaging reply 10 Mayor Grants ieuer oi ac
ceptance - A woman was killed ana severn
other people were seriously injured. two prooaoiA
fatally. by a runaway accident in Brooklyn. -
At,o,ncr- General Tabor declared that the Sugar
Tenet could not he reorganized. - The Kew
hrs Parkburst and van Dyke. and the Rev
Nessrs Dixon and Triple preached strong ser
mons Arraigning Tammany; Felix Adler del'ere'
An address on the same subject. - Inc mur
derer Smiler, confined in the lomos ana Sell
/. fenced TO die, set his bed on fire and trieo u
hang himself: DR.. McGonegal revived him. -
The female hippOpotamus in Central fafK 'rie'
to kin her baby, through fear of the public, who
wer admitted for the first time to see it. -
woman was arrested on charge OF killing hel
husband she says he committed suicide.
Tho acknowledgements for to-day ClOudinesl
with rain growing slightly cooler. Temperature
Yesterday: Highest, 81 degrees; lowest, As; aver
age. so.