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The evening world., 1891-05-11
WALL ST.
STOCK REPORTS.
London AdYlceS Give the Bulls Courage
on the Street To-Day.
Decline In Gold Coin Shipments
to Europe.
The Market Closed at the Highest
Prices-Thc Quotations.

Prices ai the opening IN the Stock Exchange
this morning took Q little dip. but soon im-
proved ON . rumor that the Roihschilds had
come 70 an agreement with the Russian Gov.
crnmenl
This was Interpreted rs meaning that tho
Russian demands for gold will cease and put
an end 10 the export movement from this side.
Having settled this 70 their own satisfaction,
tho email operators started In to bui the local
market.
They succeeded In advancing prices \ to
per cent, but the movement soon petered out,
end near midday tho market was weak again.
orders for g. ooo, ooS gold coin for shipment 10
Europe. deny tae truth OF tho IePort.
u figured mat ~ ,he win,sr Wheat crop will
state that rain fell generally over Kansas yes
tefday, putting an end to the draughI and bug
,Slk Crop repoEM from all ssotions OF tue
Money was in good demand on call a.Das
Inc sales a, the New York Stock Exchange
%a5s srs sosss SGo
wanna oil.
1'nere was a sharp rally 10 the stock market
lass lan, 10 the day; the gold sn,aagements , were
Unole Russell Sage was also mora bullish.
coming Out with an inlsrview in which he
statad that he thou6ht that the reaollon had
about run ita course.
NE advance In prices ranged from " to 9
per cent, The closing was Atrong at or near
the hest Of the day.
The SUN OF $500, 900 gold coin has been en-
gagged for shipment TO Europe by The Steamship
Hayel, which sails tomorrow. In addition
b, 900 Mexican dollars VIII he forwarded BY
the same steamer.
The Treasury Department to-day purchased
ba3. 600 ounces Of silver ~ U.s. 1876 u %. 25. The
ofierings were 500. 800 ounces.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
STOCK EXCHANGE ELECTION.

Three Tickets Voted To-Day by
Regulars" and Reformers."
The annual election OF officers Tor the New
YORK STOCK Exchange is in progress to-day.
The polls opened al ia, NJ. and closed Al ? i. NJ.
The Nominating Committee presented the
following ticket:
President, Watson b. DekeTman; Treasurer.
u. {, Hayes; Secretary, George W. En /;
CHAIRMAN. James Aitonel; Treasurer OF tho
Grdtulty Fund, 10 serve nve years, William
Alexander smith. Members - Governing
Committee. TO serve four years, +. Il. Adams,
". Il. BeeckmGn, ). u, DumOni, q, l. Eames,
r, ". Harding, II. q, kryisenmar. o. MlnLr-
heimcr, u. II. Prmly, JAMES Weeks, 4. Il.
M.luams, Member OF the Governing Commit
tee, 10 serve one wear, ". II. GldeFs. Mem
hers OF tha Nominating Committee, TO serve
one year, /. {. CLARK, II. Z. Oakley, Theodore
Wilson, H. 7. Doremus and L. II. Wales
The "retormrrs" OF the Exchange, who
have in view certain changes in It's policy, In a
caucus constructed a ticket. called Il the "in-
depend ticket" placed on II tue same can
dIdatcs for President Treasurer, secretary
and Chairman, hut In the Governing Com
mlttec Tor four years substituted w. h. Me-
Donald's name ior Y. T. Auame; Z. ]. Hud-
son ior II. [. KIslSohInar, and w. Carpenter
for ID. u. PaTmly.
A lhiTd IicEet was tennmlnated "The Regu-
lar lndependopt Ticket" On this the name OF
+. 7. Adams was substituted for that OF c. /.
Hudson an the 'Rsiormn ticket. ADD J. b.
Dum0nt, the tEiri name on the regular, vas
put IN place OF CArpendsT, PaTmlJ's substitute
on the 'RefoFm ticket
The evening world., 1891-05-11
TERRA GOTTA
Won HandiIy in Fast
Time at Guttenburg
To-Day.
Banquet DID NOT START.

rsrrci.L TO rHr rvHSrse woptph


GuTTENBURG RACE TRACK, May II. A cool,
refreshing breeze from the South swept
through the grand Etand al GuttenburE to-day
in way that was decidedly grateful TO the
visitors. One Of the nnsst programmes of ths
meeting had been arranged and the contest
between Banquet and Terra Gotta was looked
forward TO with great eagerneAS,
% Ths other races on the card were also very
good. aud the entries were arranged In such =
manner as 70 make the probsbls Results very
uncertain. The track was fast and dry, and
could not have been IN better condition.
The talen, from Washington arrived to-day
In full force, loaded with money.
The flrst race was dash Of six furlongs.
San Ardo was red-hoi favorite and was heav-
liz played all around the ring, but he was
never IN II at any stage OF the game. 1ago.
a heavily backed second choice, came through
az the heal o; the streatch and won handily
from ssllie Harper, VINO was at generous ODDS.
Lepanto was third.
second race, ana at this price the public played
him nut very little. Second cnoioo was Cap
tam Garland, and VI he was NJ generous 0dds
quite little money went on him, many taking
4 chance on his heating tue favorne, Count
wsa a good third choice, while none OF the
others were played to any extent
Tine iavoriie won In cautsr from the Ex-
eelienZa nlly, WHO was at loug odds; Captain
Garland was third,
Sparkling aud Pearl Set were hot favorites
for the third event, nIst one and then The other
roigning favorite. Martin Russell was next In
favor. hut very little money went on MIN, Lit
tie Minnie was plunged on, and II wassatd that
she had worked three-quarlers In .i6. The
opening prioe was 10 10 !. and she was backed
down dozen pointR.
The winner turned up In Martin Russell, who
beat Pearl Set neck: Sparling was third.
I1RRr RACE.
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THIRD RACE.

Lille Minnie jumped away IN front and set
lively pace down the 6ackstTetch, followed
by Sparllng. Martin Russell, Pearl Set and
tacIn.
Little Minnie was still in front ou the turn,
with Martin Russell In the second place ana
the o'heIs about Inc same.
The leader began TO ITe on tie airetch, and
Martin RuAs6ll took nrsI place, Pearl set next
and then lAltie Minnie and spAThng together
third.
undeT the whip Martin Russell nnally won by
a neck from Pearl Set, who beat Spsrlipg two
lengths. Tme-l. 3OA,
Mutuels paid: straight, SCI. IS; place, sl2 6S.
Pearl Set paid SIS. "a.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Mr.. LADEN NOT IN COURT,
Physicians Deny that the Old
Mans Daughter Ill Treats Him.

who, It was claimed was NIprisonsd by his
daughter May, WAS not produced In cour,
this morning, as directed by the Suprems
Court writ of haoeas corpus. Nor did the
daughter appear.
She and her father were represented by
Lawyer NJ. 4. Thompson, who made return
TO the win, which sphoLied aflidavirs by Miss
Laden and prs. Samuel $. Purple ana N.
Alien Slarr
Miss Laden made afndavit that there 10 no
truth In the charges OF restraint or ill-treat-
ment
examined Mr.. Laden state In their anidaVita
that be has hesn suffering since January from
paralysis aud senile dpmentia, produced by
over-indulgence in alcohol and advancing age.
Juigs Lawrence thought there might be q
referee appointed. but said he would take the
pRpers.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
,s MEN OUT OF "A DROWNED.
The Swedish Bark Helga Was
Wrecked on Renews Island.
IsrrcIAL To THE rvENIye WORLD. |

MONTREAL, May lI.-News comes from New
foundlanu, by way of Halifax, y. l., OF the
wreck of the swedish bark Hslga, bound to
Quebec, and the loHA OF thirteen out OF crew
OF fourteen men.
The wreck occurred on ReneWs Island
week ago One man. Alex. AlliAAaon, was
Vsshed by tao waves within the reach OF
people on shore The bodies OF the captain
and eight men were recovered.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
IMMENSE FOREST FIRES.
40, 100000 Feet of Lumber Burned
About Austin, Pm.

,srycIAL TO TEE EVENING voRLp.N
AUSTIN, Pa, May II. Immense forest nres
are raging In this vicinity.
Twenty million feet OF lumber have already
been destroyed.
AZ Costhlll an army OF men are nght!ng the
are, which broke out afresh last evening.
Seven gas wells have been burned back OF
the Are.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Narraeansett Club's Election.

The Narrsranselt C.uO, The Tammapy hall
social Organization OF the Nineteenth Assem-
bly, District, holds It's annull election Of ON
Gers 10 night. The slate IL Ha follows: FJr
President, ThomHs J. Brady; for First Vice
Presidrnt, J. &. II. myers; Tor Second Vice
President, II. +. Danvers; Recording Secrc-
Iary, VI. II. 1icnenOr; Corresponding secrc-
tsry. TerreDos sullivan Financ al secretary.
DAVID lyaI; Treasurer, James j. Phelan,
and SerSeanl-al-ATms CHARLES j. McLOrmack.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
JIMMY HAGEN ARRIVES.
In Prime Shape for His Fight With
Jimmy Larkins.

Jimmy Hagen, who nghts jimmy LarEins,
OF Jersey CITY, toni lht, before tie Granite
Association, OF HoboLen. arrived ths after
noon from PhnadelIhla, accompanied ~
Louis ErD and Matter Campbell hls trainers
Hagen Is In The very pms OF condition and is
loOgInH ~ nue. AS q hddle. He has been train
ing at PasIime PaTS about SIX mIes from
PHILADELPHIA, on the PhiadclphiA aud keadiug
road. lie feels very cOnnurnt uf winuing,
although he realizes the fact thar ne ltas got to
make the tight OF his life, as LFGins Is he best
man he has ever met.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

A Vcst- Pocket Sr,ednIe of the National
League games will he given TO readers
of TuE EVENING WORLD who apply
nj the Business Once Of THE WORLD,
In the P1liizer Building, ar NJ the Uptown
Branch, I2G7 nrOndwRy.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Run Over by q Car.

Frederick Heuslim, Of aN East Seventeen
street, while attempting 10 board o Third ave-
nue. surface car al seventieth street, early this
morning, fell and one OF the wheels passed
over his right leg. eausing Q compound frac-
ture. The driver was arrested.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
EARLY MORNING FIRES.
Little Blezes That Caused Trouble
but Not Much Damage2

A mysterious nre occurred n :, Is O'Clock
tins morning In the hallway on the Ilrst door of
the nat luse $3.50 Eghtn avenue 1t was put
out bY the occupants aud = policeman with
hut slight damage.
NOT asRes caused a siicnt nre IN the cellar OF
Of the taTee-atoTy dWeillng on Aaoonb's Dam
II. UpShard.
A lace curtain IN the rooms OF Ada Russell At
~ Greenwich avenue caught Gre thm morning
a did small dAmARe.
An awning in iroRI Of SOS Third AVSnaS vas
ou are aad esused ~ alarm.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
P1Rsr RACE,
Selling; six furlongs.

LepaHto was the fFst 70 show. followed by
Sallie Harper, Canteen, Evangeline. Iago aud
San Ardo. Can,een shoYed the way down the
before sallie Harper, Evsngeiine, Lepanto and
IaGo.
The last named came through with rush on
the turn and was nrst into the stretch, with
Sa'lie Harper, Canteen and Lepanto next
laRo was never In trouble thereafter, win
ming handily by two lengths from Sallie Har-
peIi who beat Lepanto two lengths Time
l.. l5E.
Mutuels paid: Straight. %. 90; place. a. So.
salIie Harper paid 80. 45.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
A saloon-Keeper's Sad Mistake.

A Saloon-Keeper's Sad Mistake.
Saloon Keeper Charles HellstooD, of l5l
West Broadway, and his bartender were held
AZ the Tombs this morning for resisting an
ofiicer Policeman Kehoe OF the Leonard
stree; station, in plain clothes, attempted yes
tcrday to enter the saloon. The bartender
threw his arms about the policeman while Pro-
prietor nellsto loon struck MN 10 the face.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Millers' Annual Convention.
Three hundred members OF the Mhler's Ma
tionGI Association convened talA afternoon At
the Produce Exchange President A. r.
Jane. OF Buffalo, prsAided and made an sx-
IerdSd AhdrsSa The convention viii Be cor
tinued tomorrow.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
NO INGERsoLL LECTURE SUNDAY,
I.rrc1A1 ~ rnr EvEsINn wonLn. =,

iETTcIAI ~ THE EVENING woRLD.'
PITTsBURG, May II. Chief Brown, OF the
Department Of Public safety, refused to grant
permit for a lecture 10y Rober. lnGersoll In
the DuQuesne Theatre on sunday night
II u not lawful 10 hold Huca . neetlng here
on SUNDAY aud chAIEe for admission.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
CITY NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from
Notebook and Docket.
Brodie Never Touched Him.

Brodie Never Touched Him.
Steve BrodIe, the go-Jumper, was at the
Tombs Police Court ihia morning, charged
with assauiting James Nixon, q young fellow
who had raised q disturbance IN Steves saloon.
When the case was called Nixon said IL was Il
mistake-Brodle had not struck him. Sieve
was discharged.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Honors To the Dead General.

HOuOfB 10 CHB beHu HuHeTHI.
Hundreds OF army ofIlcers and Grand Army
men crowded ST. AIMS Catholic Church In
East Twelfth street this morning at the funeral
services over Gen. John j. Miihau, who died
on Friday.
GenA A. 8. Webb, Edward Jardine, ChaA
A. Carleton and NJ. 4. McMahon were among
those present.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Mining Stocks.
The following were Inc closing prices for
mIplng stocks at the Consolidated Exchange:

Stabbed by His Would-Be Robber.
The Eldridgs stree; police are looking for
Samuel HsTrS. Of ForSytI street, Who is
wanted for stabblDg Morris Letter, OF lI3 East
Houston street, In The abdomen last night aiier
attempting to rob him.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Roosevelt to Resist Censure.

The Republcau rganization Of the Twenty
nrst Assembly District meets tonight TO dis
cuss resolution conJemning the Civil-ScryIce
Commission, aud espt cially Commissioner
Roosevelt, who, IL Is said, wIll he present.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
It Was a Daring Robbery.

John Germing, Of 4ss East Houston street,
was held at Essex Market this morning,
charged with being one OF two thieves who
last night pounced upon August Hemioke
while sitting in front OF his door, Avenue A,
and robbed him Of q 800 gold watch.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Both bad stiletto cuts.

Giuseppe Akoh snd James Macoralo. who
carved each other badly In Q siiletto night over
game OF cards at 20 Mulberry street yester-
day, were held iOr examination to-day az the
TombH Court
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Sanitary Potters Return to Work

ESPECIAL To THE EVENING woRLD.l
TRENTON, n. j., May H. Tine s:TiIe OF the
Sanitary Potters' Union, which began 10 De-
ceniber laAt, ended to-day, mutual CONVERSIONS
bsin Inads by the employers gnd the unioh,
There were nine pOtIenes Invo'VoI, etnploSi1g
nearly 800 men.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
SECOND RACE,
For two-year-aids; selling; half q mile.

They got away In good order with Capt.
Garland, Airshaft, Maxim nliy. Money Maid,
Excelenza My and Count next.
Capt Garland showed the way around the
turn ana was rrst into the stretch with Ekoell-
enzs hlly running second; AirshafL Count and
Money Naid next.
Alrshaft took command as soon as they
strAip phtened out, and won IN u canter by
length anl a half from ExcsllenZa nliy, who
heat Capt. Garland length. Time-n 4eE.
MutuelA paid: Straight, 81 10; place, 81 40
ExcelcnZa nily paid sll.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Selling; mile ana a quarter.

The Forum was .gst away and led for half
a mile, Wlih ChurChll Clark std Terra Gotta
next
Terra Gotta took second place at the far
turn, and when the stretch was reached TarsI
sent Terra Gotta after tha leader anu nnally
won, urged somewhat, By h4!f a lenEth from
The Forum, who was lNe lengths before
ChuTchin CiarE. Timc-2 l0T..
Firth Raes-SiX AMI q EAit iurlougL Jack
Rose won, Prince Howard second aud King
King HOEem third. Time. gh.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Is III. Levy the Suicide.

man about fity-nve years old attempted
suicide this morning on q Greenpo!nt ferry
boat, by shooting himself In the forehead. lie
was taken 70 tue Eastern District Hospital. In
his pocket was aren't receipt IN the name OF II.
Lsvy, b7l Second avenue.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Big Payments on Clty ia xes.

CITY Chamberlain Grain signed two checks,
aGgre2s,ing 81, e4s. sG6. IN paTt payment on the
city's quota OF State and sGhOOl tax for this
year, which amounts to So R33. ora
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Now for Navy-Yard Shake Up.
secretary Traoy's new evil service order
went into effect At the Brooklyn Navy Yard to-
day, and al II O'Clock TINS morninR,6s OF Uncle
SANS employees, Including sail-maEsrs, nRs-
ter workmel and ooat-ouilders appeared for
examination.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Strike sprssdias in Newark.

ESPECIAL TO the EYKSIAa WoHLp'l
NEwARK, n, j., May IL-Slx more car
penter shops closed doWn to-day, making tRs
number OF men now Idle over eight huliIH.
OVertuFSa have been JpAde for AnllEAbla eetIlf'
msnt By some Of the larger bosses.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Found Drowned in North River.
The body Of an unknown man was found
drowned at the foot OF West Twentieth
stres, t0-day. He was about thirty-nvs years
old.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Fen and Waa Vetallx Iniuree.

Mrs. sarah Cook, OF 284 Columbia street,
Brooklyn. WAS hanging out clothes al her home
this forenoon when tSe line broke aud she fsl
about twenty ieslio the ground and died sson
aiteTwaIu.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Sodom Dam Filled with Water.
President Duane, OF the Aqueduct Commits
sion, said to-day that the new sodom dam Is
nearly completed ana is already filled with
water, which will be available TO Increase the
city's supply II Is Ii needed this Summer.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Fright on an IL" Train.

The cylinder head Of engine 81 on the Lex
lngton avenue branch Of the Brooklyn Union
blew OF at 10. 80 this morning. startling the
passengers and delaying uafiic. A similar
accident occurred to engine 50 on the same
road last niglI
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Rosia aimona Buried,

Three-yeaF-old Rose SimonS. whe was killed
by failing into = vat Of boiling fat 10 her
1aihsIS pork shop. On DEiggg street, BEOol kp,
was buried thu meEnins nom her par Pes'
home.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

barney Martins House Cleaning.
Bernard y. Martin, the new commissioner
OF Jurors, Is having mis- Ofticss 10 the Stewart
bpiiuinR renovated anu remOlelled.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Beattie Wants to Transfer More
Funds.

sirect-C Cleaning Commissioners Beattie to-day
ASKED the Board OF Estimate and Apporliou-
mspt tor . transfer OF 90, 900 from The fund for
the purchase of plant, 10 the administration
account.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
st. stephens Church Fair.

The fair OF 81, Stephens Roman Catholic
Church for The purpose Of PaTiug Oh the
church debt will open In the hasemen; OF tee
church ediuoe In TWenty-nintn street tlhis
evening.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Two Civil Service Jobs Vacant.

Cornelius d. Sheehan and John A. Cusaek,
inspectors In the once OF the Mayors Mar
shal, have reslgned, and civll-service exam
lnation OF candidates for tha posiliena, which
are each worth 1900 u year, win DO held at the
Cooper Union tomorrow.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

George siemon Made Marshal.
mayor Grant to-day appointed George s!s-
non marshal Tor the Third Diatno, Court
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Perhana Fatally Stabbed.

H6THupB EHtHHy bV6UUVU'
Joseph Travis. who was stabbed yesterday
by James McQuaide in the apartments Of their
brother-in-lsw, John Mcdonald. at 27s North
Sixth street. Brooklyn, 10 stil 10 St. Cath arine's
Hospital. aau the surgeons this morning said
he was 10 very crixieal condition.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
DR.. BRIGGS BATTLE DAY.
His Presentment for H~resy Will Be
Made This Afternoon.

A committee appointed by the New York
PresbyIerJ will meet thA afternoon In the
lecture room OF the Scotch Church on Four
teenth street 10 determine whether Dr. Charles
A. BrgR'A Inaugural address ON accepting the
chsir nt Biblical theology In the Union Theo-
log c1l semi mary, was LeterodoX or orthodox.
There Is much interest centred In the ease
as II is thought by many tuat the minister my
10 tired for hereSy.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Justice Ford 10 Getting Well Again.
Police Justice Ford, who has been very III at
his home, a West Tweniy-nfth street. was re-
ported at noon to-day TO be convalesoent.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
A Young Check Worker.

Fitsen-ysaF-old Edward MoISn. Of ~ Grand
street, Jersey City, Was bsid BY Justice
oDonusil this mOTBing for opening . letter
sSsss oS.SS S S i! S sna S:.Sa Gs I ossSsa S
The evening world., 1891-05-11

S:S ;1';. fIss !" Tr s;s;s : ssiss'si .s.ss "a
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NO WORD UNTIL.

New Novelette, by OCTAVE
THANET, Begin II In THE
EVENING WORLD To- Morrow.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Monroe was heavily tipped on Saturday,
lie opened al long odds, but was backed down
for The ShsriiI, admirably and patiently rid
den by Bender, won handiy.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Walcott 4 Campbell aud their immediate
friends won barrel OF money on Once Again,
Saturday. They got six and seven TO one tor
their money.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-25

county Of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, between
the hour OF min. O'Clock in the forenoon and
five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day, and
during the session OF the Cape Girardeau Coun-
ty Circuit Court, sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder, all the right, title. interest,
c. aim and estate Of the above entitled cause,
Of, in and TO the following described real es-
county OF Cape Girardeau and State of Missouri,
tO-wit:
Subdivision humber ten no., Of lot number
one Cd, In range e, in the city, county and
State, containing thirty fs0) feet front on Main
~ German street, by sixty-seven and o half
t6111) feet depth. more particularly described as
commencing forty tt0) feet south OF the north
south along German street thirty tJD feet,
thence east siNty-seven and o half 10, "a feet,
thence norlh thirty t3D) feet, thence west sixty
seven and q half (T ~ feet TO the point OF be-
ginning. Also the following described part Of
lot one u), In range L, in said city, county and
State, tO-wit:
Commence at q point on the north line OF
lot one ~ forty-fIve ieet east from the north
west corner OF said let one ~, in range L,
then run south parallel with Main street iOrty
feet, thence east parallel with ThPmis street
twenty-five tsl feet, then north parallel with
Main street forty ttuD feet TO Themis street. then
west parallel with and along Themis street
tive ty1two (s) feet TO the pOiat OF beginning.
TRIMS OF SALE:
A credit OF twelve months. less twenty five
y II cent Of the purchase money to he I.aid in
cash ~ the day IL sale. th,, purchaser "r pur-
ciasers thereof TO give bond with approved
security for deferred payment, which shall bear
interest from date at the rats OF six per cent
per a Iuum
AUGUST BIER wIRTH,
j~uIysjn. sheriff.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-25

Rev. DIR. X. Heber Newton, who
has been charged with heresy by a
number Of his brother rectOrs, has
published a book styled "Church and
Creed" which he designs for a defense
OF his views which have caused the
accusation made against him.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-25

We have looked in vain for some
time to see our free trade contempor-
aries discuss the British official statis-
tics, recently published, which prove
~eonclusively that the exprots of Great
Britain have increased much less
rapidly for the past thirty years than
the exports Of the protectionist nations
of Europe. Out of highlands official
statistics is the fallacy hat free trade
fosters foreign trade shown to be
false.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-25
One seeming result of the decline

One seeming result of the decline
of the old-time observance of the
national holiday is that the rising
generation of Americans are supposed
to be losing one of the incentives to
love of country through their loss of
the imposing exhibitions of patriotism
which were so generally made on
each recurring Fourth of July by the
authorities and by private citizens.
We do not fully agree with this pes
simistic view. Those who cherish il
forget the millions of daily newspapers
which in these days reproduce on In
dependence day the glorious history
of the past and thus revive the
patriotism of young and old.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-07-25

Jerry Simpson, Of Kansas, and
Greenback Weaver, uf Iowa, have
reached Atlanta, and the rows begun.
Mrs. Lease, too, she Of anti-Ingalls
notoriety, also is on hand to make
confusion worse confounded for the
Georgia farmer.