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manned for weeks feeble and liable to catch
other diseases; they suffered terribly from
depression of mind. and their nervous sys-
TEN remained out of order for quite while.
These consequences of the malady are char
acteristic, and it is not easy TO see how they
can be prevented. Physicians have not sue
ceeded, as yet, in discovering an antidote
for nervous depression. and la grippe takes
on that shape in the stage Of conyaleScence
1t leaves "the blues " behind it, and it is be-
You'd tie reach Of modern art to dspel them.
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DAILY CALL Gncluding Sundays) So per year by
NAL, ostpaid. 10 cents per wees, IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five COPIES three months, So -. SUNDAY CALL
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CALL and W EERLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pagesl, 81 - per year
lost aid. CUBS Of ten tseat to Que address,, $40
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,.rMontcomery street. near Clay, open until II
oeIatt P NJ BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
street. near Kearny, open until O'Clock midniEht;
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 O'CLOCK; SOB
Iartin street open until 30 o'clock; 251s Mission
street open until O'Clock F. NJ, and ZIG Ninth
ftfrtt omen until q.3O p "
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SUNDAY
SiZt88l-Pag0 Edition
NOTICE !

Any Of Our patrons ,rho fail to fad THE
MORNING CALL for sale By Trainings
1-5i confer q taror 5y notifying this alice Of
ueJoct naming the date and tran.
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but scraps of letters In the murdered woman's
handwriting were produced that gave the tragic
affair 4 different complexion. They were por-
tons Of letters to her mother III which she stated
that Prince Bariinef would not allow her to
leave him, intmdatng her with constant threats
OF DEATH and The poor woman expressed tn be-
lief that lie would yet be her eXecuIiOner. The
motive OF the murder was shown TO have been ieal-
ouSy. The depravty and righteousness OF the
Princes character was shown by evidence that
at one time lie had attempted the life of his
father because he had objected to his sons mar
rage 10 an actress Que would naturally infer
that the facts eleiled at The trial would have JUS
lifted any article that the Nocoe Tremya might
have seen fiji to publish.
The ceath OF DR.. Ludwig Windthorst removes
Ole OF the German leaders who were not afraid
10 oppose Hismarek's plans. Tie leader OF the
Center party on one occasion. IN deHouncing the
Iron ChancellOi's policy, declared that Germany
was subject TO a dictatorship against which The
Reichstag and Landtac wete pOwrress and Bis
marck must have included The doctor when lie
complained Of The facIiuus pursuit. of party ends
that threatened To destroy 1.-THE glorious work of
Ieace created and solidifed with blood and
IRON" 1t was through Windtborsps efforts that
the anti-SOcalist law was modified Ill 1885, his
amendment striking out the prohibition OF meet
Jugs, lrssening tile restrictions on The press and
modifying Tie minor state OF siege having been
adopted.
Bismarck, as a member of the Relehstag crit-
ciZiug the measures Of the Government, would
be novelty. The Prince, who has Just ac-
cepted nomination, reserves the right to refuse
if The majority returning him is Insufficient.
Que of the German papers intimates thaI If he
should attempt TO dominate the House or to le ad
an attack on the Government The auteole OF his
reputation would not hinder his being treated as
a partisan. The latest adylces, however, init
mate that there are prospects of a renewal of
friendly relations between Emperor William and
the ex-Chaucellor who knows more than his I'M.
perial master about the secret influences OF the
empire and OF its neighbors.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

A PETITION FOR LETTERS George Robins
has applied for letters of administration in the
state of The late Matthew Robins, who died on
the 4th inst, leaving estate, principally of real
pTuberIY valued al 1000.
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rUELICATION OFFICE:

THE MORNING CALL
T4as "A larger circulation than any other
newsp per pubiishel in san FRANCISCO
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BUTCHER STONE EXoNERATED.- The case
of Leon d. Stone. PROPRIETOR of the Bay Point
Market on sixth street. charged with selling i'm
matu veal, was dismissed by Judge Joachim
Voc tf.,v-
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AN ILLUSTRATED SERMoN.-This afternoon
at 3 O'clock at The union maSs-ineeting for young
men at the Christian Association Building, 232
Suffer street, Rev. George L. McNutt of Indian
apOlis VIII give of his interesting Illustrated
sermons. The hall Will be darkened and the
stereOplicon will be used 10 throw tie pictures
on lie canvas. The admission Will be for young
men. as usual, ana Professor Gabriel will fur
ntsh special singing III connection with the
service.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERsHIP-wE GER
- tfy that we constitute partnership ,transacting
business, buying, selling and manufacturing shoe
lasts in this State. Its principal place Of bust
Is san Francisco, California. Its name is CLAN
WILLIE a. BkLCHER. The full names and resnect-
i've places of residence of its members are signed
hereto Dated San Francisco, March T. iSal
fREDERlCk A GLANNILLE, 1917 Valencia ST. /:
FREDERICK g. BELCHER, 603 Steiner mrS 5sSu
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COMPLAINTS FOR DIVORCE Complaints for
divorce have been flied by Mary Kelly against
James F. Kelly and by Bertha A. Juclner
against Macmillan JOchner.
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have been extracted from property upon
which the Government had lien should be
anonurauao
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REV MIR. ALGER IN BERKELEY.-At meet
ing Of The LougfellOw Memorial Association in
Assembly Hail, University of California the
Rev. W. Il. Alger, DID, Will lecture on - The
Seven Forms OF Literary Expression" Wednes-
day evening, the 18Th inst, and Oh the 25th on
"rhe Seven Correspondent FORMS OF EIocutou-
airy Expression" commencing each evening al 8
The morning call., 1891-03-15

The Palace Salt Water Tub and Swimming,
us Fibert street. are now open for tie season.
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4 PHYSICIANS WILL.-By the will OF the late
DIR. Waltrr n. A. Hodgdon, filed yesterday his
sister, Mrs. ID. ). Shute, is made deysee OF the
5000 estlte
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FROM auction. Nottingham curtains, 1212c a
yard. Pioneer Store, 105 Fifth street.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

CESTE9iEEI Kid Gloves have removed TO 7
Kcaruy steel. They are the perfection of fits
The morning call., 1891-03-15

BROKEN horehound candy, zoe Id. Townsends..
H. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Ellis ST..
The morning call., 1891-03-15

J.FCuTTEES OLD BoUEEoN.--Thls celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrst-elass druggists and
glOcCrS. Trade maIk-star within shield.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

THOSE CoMPLAISING of Sore Throat Hoarse
ness should " BrOIcH'S Bronchial TrOcheS." The
effect is extraordinary particularly when used by
singers and speakers for clearing the voice. Sold
olLLu IN hgrcs.
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BAR counters constantly on hand. 32l Suffer-.
j CooNEY, the painter. moved 10 14l 4tn.
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SEWING MACHINES

CEwING MACHINES FOR SALE AND RF-
- paired.s-W b. HIGGINS, 200i Market st. feS II
The morning call., 1891-03-15

AFTER \ sleepleSs night use AngOStura BitterS to
tone up your system. Buy only the genuine, manu-
featured by Dr. Siegert " sons At all druggists.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

- BEST Is THE WORLD i"-Cuter Bros Boston
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. for CoughI, Colds and
Consumption. San Francisco Druggists.
The morning call., 1891-03-15

BUTrERIcK & Co.'s April Styles. Catalogue
mailed free II. A Deming. ia Post street.
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CRsfKCa NOTICES.

BEAcHAsrs FILLS cure SICK headache.
FxrRA mince pics swAIN's. 218 suffer street.
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II afflicted with sore eyes use Or. Isaac Thong
son s Eye Water. Druggists sell it at rs cents.
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MASSAGE.

~ Rose Hilton, $50 Mission ;-baths massare IL ~
M RS. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AMI SWFD
w lsh movements lis Grant ave.. Room u. ioss
= LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEyE
- LAND massage Nucleus House. X. ~. ia7 Il
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sPIRITUA LIsAI.

A RRIVED-MRs DIR. A DE HOWE OF NEW
n York; Is only natural born trance medium In
the world is seventh daughter, born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic. gift OF second sight:
this she viii proves every hidden mystery revealed:
tells your entre life In dead trance gives mama
in fun, also your future husband or wife: in bn2l
ness, lawsuits marriages, divorces, deaths unirinr
the separated, removing evil influences restorIny
lost love she has equal and wishes IL distinctIv
understood that she advertises nothing but what She
do: all who are in trouble invited to call and he
convinced: $l0,OU0 challenge TO any Medium WIN
can excel her. Parlors. 1920 Market st. opp It'll I'm
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pACIFTC BUSINESS COLLEGE 800 POST e.
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
TO Is cents per week, delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the best, oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by postalcard otherwise will receiy Q
prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery St.
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JrOUND-S2O IN MY PoCKEr-BOok, WHICH
/ have saved by attending the dissolution sale.
where purchase merchant tailor-nade pair OF
trousers for S. former price 80, made by leat
ing merchant tailor for STA ORIGINAL MISFIf
CLOTHING PARLoRS, cor. Post and Dupont Sts.;
open evenings
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EDuCATIONA

DkCIFC ENGINEERING sCHOoL-KNGINEER-
L ing. architecture. surveying l2l Post. fe20 Tyr
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HE1p wANrEp-coNr1NUED

--se.Ns ~ 49, ~
IA ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS SEAMSTRESS AND
euces required. Apply Monday from TO IL, ~
Bush st. IT
Ii ANTED-YoUNG GIRL FOR OFFICE WORK;
" references. f. f. GAMBs. Sutterst. IT.
WANTED-GiRL FOR HoUsEwoRK; WAGES
SIS 312 Hayes st. ~
TMPRovERS AND APPRENTICES AT DRESS
L making. MRS. RODGERS. COS Bush ST. ltf
IlXPERIEN need HAND MAKING AND TRIM
u ming sleeves. SIS UFarrell st mrI4 u
WANTED = EXPERIENCED SLEEVE TRIM
W mer. $50 Suffer st. mr1l u
NANrED-A GERMAN LADY MUSICIAN;
w string instrument. Address w. g. L., Box 90
CALL Branch Once. nr1t OF
w OMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W work. Apply 957l9 Folsom ST. mrl4 81
7 ADY TO TAKE CARE OF BABY. INQnIRE
II at 324 Tehana St mrl4 2tS
IN oRKING WOMAN TO RENT 8 UNFUR-
w nished rooms: pay in washing: large roof for
drying clothes. Call Sunday, ia rehama st. IA Y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housewor&. 6l5 Chestnut 81. mrl3 81
GERMAN GIRL, CoUNTRY GENERAL HOUSE
VI work. 1907 q Lombard. mr. HYDE. mr15 81
GIRLS WANTED 70 LEARN CHILDREN'S CAP
VI making; also experienced hands to make hats
and caps; good wages paid. Apply 723 Market ST,
Room 142. mi9 II
ION GOOD OPERATORS WANTED AT LEVI
lUU STRAUSS a co.'s factory, 32ls Fremont
ST. top floor; steam power mrl II
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LOST.


ON 4TH INST. BET. WASHINGTON AND LAR
" kin. Jackson aud Hyde StS., lady'S gold Watch
and chain Liberal reward Will be paid II returned
to W. WAINWRIGHT, l409 Jackson st. mr15 3t~
II oST-FRIDAY, MARCH IA. A BLACK SPAN
IL iel; answers to the name of Rover; tag Pass and
1928. Return to 100 Mission ST., near touTIh, ana
receive reward. mrlZ "
ERoM EWELL'S K l. DAIRY BOTTLED MILK
i Company's ranch In San Mateo County, RED
cows: the larger with long horns the smaller with
crooked horns: each marked with white paint on
right hip, one the other 8. Suitable reward Tor
return. 1t
CMALL WHITE TERRIER. BROWN SPOT ON
- back. Return 32u5 Clay ST., reward. Its
7 oST-BUNCH OF 10 KEYS WITH CHAIN
II attached. Reward Will be paid upon leaving at
this Office mrI4 2tF
EO-LAR6E IRISH SETTER DOG RETURN
w to 5251s Howard st. mri4 3t*
7 OST-AN ADDRESS-BooK, WITH TICKETS
IL for lectures aud artrOoms; also a pair Of COM
mon spectacies name in it. Finder Will please
turn II Laguua st. and receive reward. IL 3ts
+ OSF-A PAsS-BooK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco. IN
the name of JOHN J. SMITH. No. l,3Il,2o1 Inc
finder will please return to bank. mrl2 5tS
T OST-A PASS-BOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
IL Savings and Loan Society of San Francisco, In
the name of WILLIAM GOLDMAN or hAkf
Ann GOLDMAN, No. 13l,079. March 10, 1891.
The finder will please return TO bank. mrIl 5tF
THE 5. +. COLLATERAL LOAN BANK, 53S
Kearny st. lends money az per cent per month
Oh watches. diamonds and .ewelrY. delS 6in
The morning call., 1891-03-15

~ Monarch Division. No. ~
L5~S 81, sons of Temperance, EIAA
meets every THURSDAY EVEN ASEA
ING at Champion Hall, cor. Six S&ES-&A
teeHth and Valencia SITS. <Ss2s-TzS n
mrl Su 3m j. MCKEE, w. 7. FISH TN
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

FEMALE HELP w hNTED.
w ANTED-CoMPETEN NURSE WITH CITY
S25 each; competent waitress and paror maid, $25;
cham bermaia and seamStress, S25 100 girls to fill
houSewOrk places in the city and country $50, S25
and $50. Apply MISS K. PLUNKETT, Aga Sntter
street. mrI5 2t
ANTED-6 MATTRESSES, COUNTRY HOTEL
w $50; Mattresses. hotels. city. 500 3 chamber
waiting, city $50; cooks, private boarding house,
lilies, city, sac to $50: laundress and chambermad
private family city SO; neat young girls gen eral
and second girl. country SIS and $50; humber Of
neat young girls TO NIL our numerous situations,
both city, and country. Apply c. r. HANSEN *
VEGETABLE COOK, COUNTRY HOTEL, $40;
office open this morning at O'Clock. C. Il.
HANSEN q CO., ITO Geary st. 1t
I ADY OF GOOD ADDRESS CATHOLIC PRE-
II ferred) to take orders for the book 1.-THE
Life and Poems of John Boyle o'Reilly" introduced
by his Emlnence CARDINAL GIBBONS, just pub
PANY. 723 Market ST. mrl5 &c
GIRL GERMAN OR swEDIsHD LIGHT HOUSE
" work, $l5. l457 Leavenworth, before l. Is 3t*
EIRsT-CLAss HANDS ON CHILDREN'S AND
i infants wear, to work in factory and at home.
n ERMAN GIRL. HoUsEwoRK AND COOKING;
" $25 big washing given out. 21O2 Bush. Is 3ts
WANTED = FIRsT-CLAss TAILoREss on
w coats GABEL'S. sos Stockton St mrl5 81
EIRsT-CLAss OPERATORS ON CL0AKs, AND
opPlOutIoo. Two aSiitt, hoaf hldSnH. inTlO oIT
GIRLS FOR DRESSMAKING. 1880 BUSH
" street. mr15 ST.
IA ANTED-GooD GIRL: FIRST-CLASS COON
w and willing to do general homework: state
wages expected. Address B., Box s. this Office. is Sc
EIRsr-CLASs CLoAK-FINIsHERS AND EX-
Il perienced apprentices. 1904 Market ST., Room
"a. mrl5 3t~
w ANrED-YoUNG AMERICAN GIRL TO AS
w sst In general homework and care of children.
Apply 5O4 Oak st. mr1o St+
YOUNG WOMAN, UNDER 25, FOR MASSAGE.
Apply afternoon, S59 Mission, Mrs Roberts15 90
M ANTED-2 GERMAN GIRLS; L FOR COOK
with children Call to 2. l7lO Geary st. nrl5 2t*
CyIRL, LIGHT HuUSEwoRK, ALAMEDA. CALL
VI 244 Fell ST.. between 10 and 2 mrl5 2t~
NFRMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUSEwoRK
" and plain cooking. 1919 Ellis st. mr15 2t
TAILoRESS AND APPRENTICE ON COATS.
L Apply to-day. AIT Stockton st. mrl5 2t$
1lIRL TO TAKE CARE OF A BABY. sO7
u Polk st. Its
CIRL FOR COFFEE-HoUsE; No SUNDAY
VI work SAB Merchant st. Its
GLASSES IN HAIR-DRESSING AT woMEN'S
" Union, 427 Suffer ST.. 81 so for course of 10
lessons Its
A PRENTICE AT DREssMAKING. 19201a
N Howard ST. Its
A PPRENTICEs WANTED AT BooK-BINDERY.
N 4l0 SanSome ST. lts
CCHooLfGIRL, IA YEARS, TO ASSIST; SMALL
~ American family good care; sent regularly TO
school; $4 month. Address, stating age etc,
MRS. X. M, East Oakland P. o. 1t
A PRENTICE WANTED AT DREsSMAKING.
hRoom Is, lis Kearny st. Its
yaTANTED-2O GOOD GIRLS AT THE OPEN
w ing and prize dance Of the Rose Leaf Concert
Hall, Saturday evening. Bill Grant ave. mr14 Ste
The morning call., 1891-03-15

- Third congregation Il Church, Fiji
LH~S teenth ST., above Mission Frederick X. PulIan,
pastor. Public worship at IL A. ". and 80 p 81.
Tonight there will be the first of series OF SER
mons, Illustrated with large stereopticOn pictures
Topic tonight: "rhe Inspired Dreamer" Sunday
school at IL 80 p. NJ. Band of Hope at p. NJ
Young mems meeting at 6:l5 NJ. Young Peoples
Society OF Christian EndeayOr at $40 P. NJ Seats
free. cordial invitation to all, and especially to
strangers, to worship with u.s. IL
The morning call., 1891-03-15

. BRICK-SETTEES. So A DAY; 4 MOLDERS,
4 S3 rs day; 10 labnrers for brick-yard. 81 % a
day long job board So week; teamsterS, cOun-
try, SIS; rockmen, country, $50. r. I. WARD q
Co $40 Cav ST I52
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Et5S Fidelity Lodge, No. 222, SSSAa44gglL>>
GS /. o. o. +. Brothcrs-You are SSySsS6=
hereby requested 10 assemble at the 1929
iodge-room on SUNDAY. March 18th, >>HhN
at 80 p. NJ. for the purpose of attending the fu-
neral of our late brother, c. l.. A HOGREFE Y. g..
by order of j. L. BAKER, \. q.
VI. w. WATSON, r. S. mrl4 2t
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| w ANTED-43 MEN AND BOYS TO EAT THE
| w best sc meal, with mush soup, in this
| CITY, at los Fourth st. nrl3 5tf
The morning call., 1891-03-15

YGS7 Ca edanian Club of san q ~,
EFIS Francisco will hold their twenty N CIV
fifth grand annual gathering and games at SSySNS
shell Mound Park SATURDAY, May 80 ~
1891. W. c. BURNETT Chlet
Tuos WILSON Sec, fel5 Su II
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MALE HELP WANTED.

E'RES CHI MECH tNICALINSTRUMENT -MAKER
L who has learned his trade in Europe, $50 a
week; steady work. C. Il. HANSEN Il co, ITO
Geary st. mrl5 II
The morning call., 1891-03-15
DENTS SITS.

= E.NtII Oh. I'I4-tNIl 20 Vlt'lIJ 81 IlII M
A Ii EWSPAPERS HAD LONG ARTICLES IN
~ them stating that the insane asyiums are full OF
people who took gas only once for painless tooth
traction and My secret painless method
is wonderful. BY its any dental operation may
be done painleSSy. Viii forfeit 500 for any tooth
that cannot extract without sleep gas,
IL. 49,. EnAia
The morning call., 1891-03-15

INDUSTRIOUS MAN CATHOLIC PREFERRED
i to take orders for tile life and poems OF John
Boyle OReiiiy. introduced by his EmineDee CAR
DINAL GIBBONS; just published; selling by thou
sands. THE HISTORY COMPANY, 723 Market 10 =
The morning call., 1891-03-15

RIGHT, ACTIVE BOY, ABOUT l6 YEARS;
must write plain and rapid hand. Address, own
hand. Bnslnes Boy Z. THIS Ollie mrl2 u
The morning call., 1891-03-15

R7S5 Simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
49, copal Church, cor. Hayes and Buchanan SITS.
Rev. Angelo Canoll, pastor. Preaching at II A. NJ.
ana Z 80 P. NJ AT IL A. NJ, second Of the March
sermons Christ and the Miracle Question"
At 30 sermon by Rev. Dr. f. d. Bovard Sunday
school at l2;45 p. NJ, Lieutenant Ii. p. Mcintosh
superintendent. EpwOrth League service at $50
p. NJ, c. Il. Perkins, President. The seats in this
church free. The public will be warmly wei
coined. Ushers in attendance. It's
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HONOR TO MIR. M,GRAw.

The presentation made to Mr. John III.
McGraw last evening by a number of his
Republican friends was heartfelt though
necessarily Inadequate expression of the
honor in which he is held by his fellow
citizens. More particularly an acknow-
ledgment of his able, honorable and sue
cessful leadership in the recent Senatorial
contest, it was none the less tribute TO
his worth as man and a citizen.
The present is proper time to testify to
the manner in which Senator Squire's can
vass Was conducted by Mr.. McGraw. That
his generalship was able. that he was Wig
orous, keen and resourceful. the result of
the battle sufficiently attests. More than
this. however, he was open and honorable
in his methods. and he comes out of the
fight with the respect and friendship of all
fair-minded men-even of those who were
among the supporters Of the cause which
he overthrew.
Mr., MeGraw occupies an enviable posi-
tion in the state of Washington. Honored
and respected by men of all parties, en-
Enthusiastically supported by his Republic
can friends. he is unconsciously a typical
representative Of what is strongest and
best in American citizenship. That he
may soon b restored - health. that he
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INCENSE TO MoMUs.

Mrs. Wiekwire-You missed it by staying
away from church, Henry. Brother wilgus
spoke on prize-hghting. / never before have
heard it so eloquently condemned. Mr. Wick
wire--I wonder if he had any money up on
Dempsey Indianapolis Journal
"What are the findings in the case?" inquired
a detective of the attorney in burglary de-
cision. mighty little that you had to do with, -
was the cruel reply, and the detective went out
to seek comfort, IL possibly he might find it,
Washington Post
Benevolent Lady-Well, sir, have given you
good meal. Are you going away without say
ing anything. Tramp quitting his hat on)
What do you expect me to say, mum? I'm no
Chauncey Depew.-Chcdgo Tribune
Ii is to be hoped in the interest of harmony
that the Decatur, Ill, young woman whose nose
was patched up with the ribs of a cat may never
meet the New York boy lately repaired from the
leg of dog. Indianapolis Journal
Customer-Sixty- dollarsg That's an awful
price for plain bushes suit for a man that
pays cash on delivery. Tailor-Cash on de-
liyeryg You misunderstood me, sir. / said
sSi75.-Chicago Tribune
Cholly-old Chappie, that's a strange locking
stone in your scarf-pin. Fweddy-That isn't a
stone, Cholly. Any cad can weah q stone.
That's q new potato, baw joye-Chiccco Tribune
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ishing the Stevens county member who made
the investigation a necessity. Let Metcalfe be
crucified at once, for has he not brought dig
grace upon the Republican party?
The suggestion that Metcalfe be expelled
needs but one amendment in order to win the
cordial approval OF all right thinking and I'M
prejudiced people BY all means let this Net
calfe, who had the effrontery to scatter mud
over the white garments of several prominent
Republicans of Tacoma and elsewhere, be ostra-
cized. fred, kicked out and spat and jumped on
until he shall be dead; and then let the party
right great wrong by electing the injured and
guileless Harry Clarke to Metcalfes vacant seat
in the House.
This may satisfy the friends of Mr.. Calkins
and save the Republican party. Fiat justitia.
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FIRST FRUITS.

Already the assumed defeat of the cleo
tions bill is beginning TO bear fruit down
South. Already it is beginning TO revive
the old Southern notion that the Northern
people lack the courage of their convic-
tons. Already il is beginning to renew
the old Southern notion of paramount
state supremacy.
This was conclusively shown in the mat
ter OF the arrest Of Glenn Lee at Corinth,
Miss, the other day. 1t is most likely
that as a general rule not less than IS per
cent of the adult white males in that city
carry pistols. But nevertheless il is vio-
lation of q city ordinance, and Glenn Lee
was arrested for the heinous offense and
arraigned before his honor the Mayor.
When brought before that august per-
sonage he avowed his authority 20 go
armed--of which the Mayor was doubtless
aware-in that he (Lee) was a Deputy
United States Marshal, engaged in serving
warrants, several of which he exhibited,
one of them being against the Mayor 5
son. But that functionary refused to rec
ognize his authority, and fined him SIS.
Lee refused to pay the fine and was sent
TO Jail. whence he appealed 10
the local court, which sustained
the Mayors decision, on the ground that
Lee was arrested four hours after he had
stopped pursuit of the persons whom he
bad been specially charged to arrest, Lee
then sued out writ of habess corpus be-
fore the United States court, which had
not been disposed of at last accounts
The federal authorities in Mississippi
declare that If this ruling of the local court
shall prevail Il win be impossible for them
TO arrest or prosecute for offenses sgains,
federal Law In that state. And that. be-