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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09


MORE THAN 1000 NAMES WRONGLY ENTERED on
THE LISTS Iy NEWARK.
The large registry for the Newark charter election
has been sweIlcd by Democratic coionzaon the proofs
of which are abundant The total increase In the
registry will be about 5000, and Of this from 1000
TO 1000 may be fraudulent. The Republican city
Committee received information some time ago that
a scheme OF wholesale colonization would be put In
operation by the Democratic ring and measures we're
taken TO defeat It. Tho city divided into blocks,
each having a trusted canvasser, and additional men
we're put on afcrward. Tuesday was registry day aad
the returns from the registry officers were not all In
Yesterday There has been active Investigation maze
by tho Republican canvassers.
In one district OF the Second Ward the canvassers
could not ind a single man for 40 names registered.
In the Fourth and Fifth Wards II was oiscoVc'ed th'U
large number Of voters who had registered taere haa
also got registered In the second, Seventh Tenth ana
Twelfth Wards In the Fourth Ward, at NO. il Com
merce-st twenty men claim residence. Inc pace
Is a cheap lodging house and none OF the men Is hhO
there In four other houses In the sane stree. anu ~
five houses In the neighborhoOd Of Market ahd oouH'
Canal sts there indubtablc proofs Oh coiohhi''
The Fourth Ward IS In the hands Of Democratic heeies
and is full OF liquor shops ard cheap lodg'hs"'"
The Democrats have been boastng OF getung 9oo
majority In this ward large number of names nave
been registered from stevens Court Ill the fHsO "aiu
and the Republican City Committee has evidence 'hA'
the majority of the persons registered belong III
County.
The Republican City Committee has made prepara-
tons for the arrest OF the coOnzers and many OF theh
will be apprehended before election day. The polls on
that day will have close watchers ana alIesIe wiz
promptly follow fraudulent voting Ex-CoisteSI,
man Lenbach said u reporter YESTERDAY thas az
over the city apartments had been hired TO DC nll.u
with Temporary residents. The Democratic MANAGERS
had raised large corruption fund by assessing pupnc
officials and from other prolific sources ana tey "ere
prepared to this money to buy the electlon anu
practice wholesale fraud Oh the voting community
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
NOMINATED FOR THE ASSEMBLY.

Albany, oct 8 (SpeciaD.-rhe following Republican
nominations have been made: Cornelius V. Baker for
the Assembly in Schonarle and Howard Conklin for
the Assembly In Warren County.
Kingston, oct. s.-George r. Iiibbard has been
nominated for the Assembly in the I'D Ulster Disrce
" Pouchkeepsie oct speclaD.-T Republican OF
the lid Assembly District OF Duchess To-Day noa t
Mr. Rogers was present and made brief remarks &C
cepting the nomination, and was vocuerousy cheereo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

February had right to discharge this man. There
should not have been such an unseemy scene In the
pulpit II the counsel for the trustees VIII nova
for non-sut will grant it, lie had no right 70 i9rca
his way to the pulpit. lie ought to nave listened %
his discharge Counsel for the trustees moved for
non-suit and it granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
rur nrAnLncK Ar rrlcA UNRRoKEN.

Utica " V, oct. 9.-The XXIIld District kepuOr
can Convention did not succeed in nominating oaiiu
date to-day 1t necessary to file the nomination.
with tho Secretary of State to-day or run the candidate
as an Independent The appearances To-Day were 1i'at
the delegates are becoming rather bitter in the nght anu
n split convention Is predicted by some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09


Fellow Democrats: A Republication victory this fall
will be serious blow at the growth ana prosperity OF
this State. Ii will have an important enect upon
Federal policies during the next few years III may
mean Republican National victory next year III VIII
mean the triumph OF McKinleylsm and war tarlns IL
will mean an Endorsement OF deprecated currency.
II will mean popular approval OF the sectional Force
hill IL will mean q verdict for bountes and subsidies.
IL will give new hope and courage TO the lobbers and
political schemer who have dictated Republican policy
and legislation at the National Capital since 1883. ZAP
plause)
EFFECTS OF REPUBLICAN SUCCESS.
But these effects disastrous they will be 10 the
welfare OF the State and Nation, viii be merely the
indirect results OF Republican here this fall
In It's direct effects Republican victory will touch
the interests Of every citizen OF the state. II will
mean continuance OF the present sppOrtionment Of
Senate and Assembly districts wheIcby 100000 new
residents OF the State denied fair representation.
IL will mean a gerfymandering OF Congressional dis
trlcts whereby representatives OF minority Of voters
will determine states attitude In the Federal Con
ul,~s J.: will a law 20 compel the election of
Presidential Electors by these same gerymandered Con
gressional districts. IL will mean constitutional
Venton. II Will mean arbitrary, sumptuary legisla
ton and unreasonable license fees.
IL will mean partisan legislative and executive at
tacks upon Democratic cities. IL will mean that the
people OF this great metropolis will have affairs reg
lated from the Capitol at Albany or In the United
states Express Company's executive Offices rather than
from the City Hall OF New-YOrk. IL win ex-
travaRant government and increased taxes. IL viii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
THE MINISTER HAD no RIGHT IN THE PULPIT.

Poughkeepsic, oct (SpeciaD.-rhe Rev. John II.
Boyes OF the baptist Church OF Tyol sued Trustee
worthnaton for brutal assault when he WAS
pulled out of the pulpit last May, claiming $1,000
damage. The trial occurred to-day. After Boyes had
testified Judge Barnard abruptly terminated the case
saying; IL AM ready TO meet this question; there Is
nothing bsra for Jury. I think the Meeting In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
NAMED FoR ALDERMEN IN nRooKLYN.

Democratic nominations for District Aldermen were
made in Brooklyn last evening. some Of the present.
members Of the Board rcnominated The list Is
follows:
Ist Dlstrct-James Notary. Moses J, Wafer w. II.
Jordan Michael J. Cofcy. all renomlnatd.
lid Detrict-E 4. Malyin +. c. Hockemeyr. IL.
Rstyhe,mer, IT,, IA. A. Smith,
~ IiId Distrlst-nsnis MeCirath William MeRea J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
WORK OF THE BLANKET BALLOT LEAGUE.


There will lie a meeting Tuesday. October ID III
Room No "a OF Cooper Union, of the members OF the
Blanket Ballot League. This promises 10 ue'elop
into an active organization on the part OF m mbers OF
the Knights of Labor and Of open unions. The League
demands a genuine blanket ballot law, under when
IN, VOTER can cast his ballot In absolute secrecy I'M
insnenced by the politician, undsmayed by the poles
Mans Climb and unrestraned by tho monopolst or
"bosAr In few days call Will be issued 10 an
workincmen In sympathy with the League. 1t reads
rs follows: ,n -. 49, ..
We are the taxpayers of this city The rent we pay
IN the landlord he hands in part to the aNfceeNef lou
v,ve Tsnmany Hall s54 100000 year to run this city
h,, do YOU get in return Dirty streets, impure water
taxes that arc disgrace 10 orr city uhequi 10 my
usd I'm smaller seapors OF Europe the police lorcc a
enne on crime and immortality ID 900 children LETT WIN
ut chool or teachers II you want clean streets pure
uater t,xes betting great empire city OF the west
en Hemisphere your children to be educated ana you
Yourselves IN have that say as to how you shouu '
governed vote Tammany out Of power
The League will not work in opposition % tie zen
trol Labor Union but in fact desires To sccoho any
thing done by that organization. On October 70 a
ma ss meeting will be held by the League at CooPc'
ITnio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
s8o 47o slI5 $50 ss4,s10

But the Republicans are troubled over Democratic
miscovernment as they term II, I'm Few-York CITY.
They hold mp their pure hands in holy horror for fear
that Tammany Hall may govern their own LOCALITIES.
We'll little Democratic government for some Of these
Republican cities and counties would be an improve
ment on their present condition. What city In the
ctnIe hos a better credit than Democratic NewYorkl
None What city floats It's bonds at less percentage
None What Republican city has less rate OF taxa
ti0n than New-YorlS7 Scarcely a single one.
The following is the rate of taxation for city and
comfy purposes for 1900 In the city Of New York
and I'm the principal Republican cities OF the state Tor
city and county purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
THEODORE B. STARR,
Madison SNa,g,
2o6 FiM Avennc,

ao6 FIN Aarn~t, 1N""'0" ~g"'
All TzSIOtS 10 l6rk are cordially fH0fNa I" ise"a'
sightseeing and 10 eFdm"s Jhy' ara
nj Lrsa,e aihfont anyry 9arntaSng me sa INA"
manufactured /e, this Ssa~ns DIZZINESS"
foan6,-
,yx Elan, Soy1 Syvin, ST0fer' D''o
>>,zIc Toilet 6rHehs 1" S'Saf 0@'V'
lx<r,A 7yayeLEns- Clock andS1 WaHhes
S Rich Diamond Jvfoyi
la,s. assortment Of frest Geld 5nveby 4" ms atpa'-
e examples Of lie eh0'F" an" 'a'"''
precious
n 1Y Conk tn aHyHy ea0ea
Aarh Rich and 6eaHfynlV Ae0'aSa
English anG C0rHnen1a3 P0"0'"i
audoh hey tat stands pndSsals H'
2o6 F4tAh Aee, bel. 25M and 26H SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
prpr,n1Ic,N CONVENTION AT TRENTON WV
lFH IL

The Central Railroad Of NewJersey wiz =" october
sion tickets 10 Trenton for this otcsSlou' Nav Ter.
81 and IA from New. York and s;atiohs W -. 10 n,
y. az" ~, one tare for the round trip tickets eoo~
tnyrn until October 10. inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

Denf ruiz voa- system with violent pnrgstlyes and
Far bousness, headache, constipation, piles or
tpsiiow eomplexion take Simuons Liver Regulator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

from their efforts to entertain and went inside the nan
to listen to Senator Governor Hill.
analysis Of FIovers record as "states"a"" {"
Congress see pages IL ard ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09
BIG FRAUDS IN REGISTRATION.

Jefferson Black Charles f. volckennins all renOmloat'd
except the last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

seldom ever" do the PEOPLE have such oppos.
purchase valuable furniture
known hoiAe OF Geo G. Hint Co ioa West i4th-At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-09

MORE THAN 1000 NAMES WRONGLY ENTERED
THE LISTS Iy NEWARK.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

eiuitisen 8erm0sens Sbres 8aters
Gusfunft 9eber, auS9euomuen iber
cine Summe BON einmalbunbertunb.
flnfSietaule uo Dollars. 9tei les @elo
lit ni6t III uu9liidli6en Sp~efulationeu
ora~uf9e9angen ODER bur6 l6lehte Nns
lase. @s murbe pielmebr seflillentli9
auf einen beitimmten l3wed oermenoet.
8as mar aber bieler beitimmte 3med Pc
@rit in oieier Stuuoe babe i'd etneu
Inbaltspunft oafir sefunben. unb
miifen sic, auf pel6e Weiis unb our9
weldes Wiittel i'd 10 melt setommer
bin in metuer llnteriu6ung? Daburd,
oab ib a(le ntetne Blaue fit mid ielbit
bebtelt, uno ferner baour6, baB Die
9eute, Del6e mir tn Dem Werf 9ilfe
teilteten, ni6t mebr BON Der Sa9e
erfubreu, als n0tbt9 mar. = 90, iest
riiien Sic aQes, mas Sbnen porbers
bano 5u wiiien u0tbts 1T, uno bas
uebrise ioIen sic erfabren, iobalb tb
bereit bin. los5ui6lasen. Club sic
oamit ni6t 5ufrie6en, 10 itebt es Sbnen
fret, Die Sabe a%uf5ugeben. 8eri1mei>
gen min Id Shnen aber ni9t, baB SIR
3uritdtreten III oielem Gusenblid MIR
BON sroBem Nadtbeil tpare bel meiuer
Grbeit uno sroBen Gufl9ub p%eranlaien
miiroe. Dennoh min t6 sic nt1t
iiberreoen. gu bletben. Sie baben pols
itanois frete 9ano lno freie Wabl."
Dortlon bate benz alien Mtanne aufs
merriam 5n9eb0rt unO fiblte ftd nt6t
Denig bel6amt. gr mar gang ger,
fnirl6t barber. oaB @atbcart ltd NIT
ieiner ei9enen an9elesenbeit 10 piel
bei9aftist babe uno 10 otel tn @rfab,
rung 9ebra9t. gu9 bte @el9idli1s
felt oes alien Deteftip nOtbiste Inn 8e=
numbering ab uno ct fiblte fi@ lpte
Elm lau%nenbafter, unseouloiser, alberner
S6uliun9e. Gr laste fait untermiirfis:
s@s fant mir ri6t Elm, jest a~us3utreten."
n@ut oennl Wterfen sic li9 aber,
oaB i'd unbeoinsteu @eboriam perlanse,
@eboriam obne Ne1sieroe."
Sic lolleu i'm ftnben."
(Gortietuns fDlst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

@r Cine feline NustpabI bon Often,
0emoen, unterseua, SOilette. 9rtifelu &c.
bsi q aneoat &Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17
4as ct. Qepnarb 6pteI

TT INNER nod ar1 alien Orte, am
Wtatu pla3a. San Mntonio, ofsn. Sns
nerbalb Der lebten Reben Sabre baber
teine Gigcnthimers ober Nerwaltungs,
Me&iel fiattgefunben.
Die Staten oes 9DteIs inb biefelbeu
pie friiber; $3.50 fur Doppels umb 81
fRr einaelne Simmer, nit Rebuttior
bel Der Wo9e. 9ie Deutf@en NIT ib.
rem Gamilien tperben i'm r6t. QeonarbA
elm reinli9es, bibf6es 6oteI fin5en mil
uuibertrefHi9em Sid.
pb. g. 2ounbsbern
Bill, lin g~igentbtmer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17
Nas bsae wftteI

sCnS be1e G1ffieI L.
cut biefer Ielt, f5reibt S. Sober ans Spraeris
9. g.. lit qaitor 60nis's gSeruensS tdrfer. oetn mstt
Sobn, ipel6er Dor bret Sabren bur@ cinen Strnidlas
~tbeilweiie geldfmt pnrbe uuo nod bic Sa1fn9t baan
mebr sebabt-er iast ieinen berStiditsn Dant.
Nsm Orleans, &c.. Gebr. 'S9.
@ 9ibt feline Wnrte fir bas Suite, pelGes mir bur9
s9aitor aonig' g terpensS arfer"a gu Tbeil ipirb. neil i'd
NIT pft ben SOB 9eipini6t. che i'd biees Mittel erbieIt.
IS fuirtte BET mir iuunberbrr gegen SaIinbt, unb i'd
baltic Mid iebt fir bappR 9ebeiIi. gielen 9auf bafir,
n1b es tpirb mir uuoer9eBlib fein.
202 Wtilan CTR. Geo. 6. M8burp.
M. 8ertbeIotte aus ct. Sames, Co.,
i9reibt: SD banfe fur bic quite mirfuna, rpel@e
r9aitor Gbni9's gerpeu.St6rfer" bel meiner Srau
botte. Sest f4l6ft fe tpieber gut uuo bat feine fol%s
8itter' uub 2reiiH.GnfG1e u1ebr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17
Gauatuaas pbotoarapbifde

GaIlatuabS pbotograpbif6es
Ntelier, go. Alb Df.6ouffonifroBt
liefert enti6ieben bic feinife Nrbeit In
Der Stabt. Der erffe 9etou@eur be,
MnffaIt III Der bor3asIi@ite RanE.
let, Der te In San Mntouto mar. 81
mar cine lause &eibe bon Sabreu
In ben benen Nteliers bes Norbeas uni
Sfens bei6dftist. WoQt Sbr tpirtlid
CUTE Bilber baben, 10 tpenDet gu6 an
gauatpap. Sin 8eriu9 uirb gud
belebren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

Gin Mann, Der 40 Sabre Iebtsin prafti3tri
bat, folte Sala bon 3uder unterldeiben ION.
ner left, mos er fast.
EpIebc,S. Sanuar 10. 1887.
Germ G.S. @beneb C 60. = Meine s er.
ren! -S1 bin felt 40 Sabren metf in Der all.
s~eraeinen dr3tIiden @raris getefen, uub rn59t,
fasen, bab in al meiner @raris nnb @rfahrune
i'd ME elm Yrdparat aefeben babe, bas id mt
70 biel 8ertrauen in GrfoIs bsri9reiben tonnte
als s airs &atarrb Sur. fabriairt boz
Sbnen. 9abe fe gar piele Male Serfbrie6en
unb Sbre @trfung If munberbou, nnb m69t'
gum SdIub fasen, baS i'd ned eiuen San Dor
&atarrb 81 fabeu babe, ben fte nift farirer
pirbe, tusnn man fie ben Anuei1ungen semdf
einaabne.
SIN Babrbeit ber Sbrise,
&. 8. @ornd d, M. s.,
Office 2l5 eummit. Ctr
@ir npllen ~einbunbert Dollars fur ieber
Gau BON aatorrb seben, ber nidt nit SaIri
fatarrt 6 UT sebeilt perben fam. Sinner.
lid gencmmer.
s. S. gbeneb & 6 o., @igent6., EoIebo
.. R gerfauft bon apptbefern, 7E Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17
VINUN RUBIDUM PASTEURIENSE.
GanitGt3rWein

1lnfere in GIaf9en pafenrifrten
&otbpeine, tueIde bon befonbers ebIer
@attuns unb sutem Sabrsane BIS UT
GIaf@enretfe for9fdItisf &C..
, unb inter Ausi9lub BET atmospbart.
fdeu 2uft in Der tlaf@e bis gu ber bon Pa.
feur borsef6riebenen 9emperatur unb unter
eenauer 8efplguug ber bon bemfeIben sesebe.
men 8efiinnuuseri bebanbeIt inb, eisnen fiG
au6ercrbentlid gum @ebrau@ fir aranfe nnb
&eeonbaleseenten unb bel gpibemien un6 iinb
tn Seri6tebenen sroberen SospitGlern, Rranfen.
bauiern, 0aaaretben &C. bereits NIT sutem Ct.
folg ein9efabrt. Nt6t genug t6nnen
mir aber btefe bor3usIi9en e.
gepfegten @etne and gum td9Ii.
den @ebrau9 cm~pfebIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

a- Wenn Sic cine lei9t gebenbe
unb bauerbafte NdbsM ai9ife tpinfGeu,
10 tuerbeu Sic bur9 cine Wheeler &
Wilson befrie6igt merben. gu baben
Bel Grips, 408 Nbe. E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17
9eutid5e Sob Office,

Deutf6e, fotpie eneIil9e Druid UT.
beiten tuerben prompt unb bilie bers
fertist BON Sob 6@ott, No. z
Nrrb prefa.5 traBe. 2tuftr6ge
prn ouBerbalb erbeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17
n @obrbeit Der cshrioe.

= ". 5. 9ofbeina 9tlitarp
pla3a, San Nntonio, bat on allen
Garm. utenflien cine bebeutenbe preis
grniebri9ung Dergennmmett, als ba Rnb
soutb 8enb @asen nit p s6tlisen
N9fen, $55.
5outb 8enb Waseu nit 2a 36aigen
N6ien, $50.
S9warses Glidden barbed wire,
$3.50.
@alpaniFrtss Glidden barbed wire,
$500.
Champion Mowers. $40.
Gin eutes 8uesp nit 3op, $50.
MHBerbem 3u bebeutenb rebuairten
preifen perfins WinbmhbIen uub
pumpen, Doafdnbise @erdtbf6aften
gum 8runuenbobren, Cotton Sins,
Buds Brilliant Osfen, Moline uuo
Nperp phtge unb aberbaupt idmmtIis
DE g~ifenuaarelt. Man fpre1e Dor ober
f9reibe %sefdlisft um Yreiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

~ 3meibunbert Qn3ige unb breis
hunbert 6oien su finf3is Gents am
Dollar, o0es CUTE Maare, I'm gu rdus
men bel paneoat & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

~ Sebermanns 2iebIines : Ndb.
Wal9ine III The Standard. Man faufe
eine unb tuirb ft1 babon hberseugen.
gu baben bel 8. %. CRIBS, 4O8 Mbe. E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

- WeHn sic eine 3db $ Naidine
brdu6eu. 10 geben Sic 3u Grips, 408
Nbe. E unS faufen Sic cine Domestic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-17

1teber Baltimore.
Norooent(6er Slopo.
&~eselmdbise goit 9arnpfidiffabrt spii9en
Baltimore 1mb Sremem
= Direct,
bur9 bic tteilen unb erprobten Stablbampfer
9armfaot, 9resben, &arlsrube,
Miindeu, Oloeuburg, @eimar,
bon 8remen ieben Dpnnerftag, bon Baltimore
ieben @ittpo4, 2 ubr 81. 81.
@r6btm5slidite Siderbeit. 8iaise %reiie.
goraislide gerpfesuns.
Mtt Dampfern bes Nprbbentiden ; 2lobb
tpurben mebr als
100000 Yaifagiere
sliidli@ iiber See bef5rbert.
SaIons ,nb Gaiaten 8immer, aif Ded.-
Die @inri9tungen fir 3mii9enbefS3aiias
giere, beren Sdlafftellen 1td i'm Dberbed nnb
i'm afpeiten Ded befinben, itnb anerfannt pprs
treflid.
gleftrii4e 8eIeudtuns in allen 8dunen.
8eitere Stustunft ertbeilen bic Generals
ggenten
VI. ghumadber s. Co., Baltimore, Mb.,
ober beren 8ertreter i'm Snlanbe.
Sn Gan antonio: 6. @rieiembeG.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-31

THERE is no doubt that an effort
will be made to secure a grand mill
tary review during the Chicago Fair.
1t is believed that it is practicable to
bring together at that time 100, 900
American militiamen. 1t would be
better that this should not be under
taken than that it should be allowed
to fail. The United States is not
looked upon as military power, and
it has no military reputation to main
tain. But if it undertakes to make a
military display it should do it in a
way that would reflect credit upon the
nation. Congress, therefore, ought
to make an appropriation in accord
ance with the suggestion of General
Miles to pay for the transportation of
all the soldiers from their homes to
Chicago and return. If it shall be
left to the States to provide for this
expense some may not be represented
at all. Besides, whatever the States
may be prepared to expend upon this
military exhibition should be devoted
to perfecting the National Guard and
training the soldiers to make credit.
able appearance.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-31

The annexation fever in Canada is
exciting much attention in England,
and such open advocacy Of political
union with the United States as has
lately been expressed in Quebec and
Ontario may prompt Tory Ministry
to be as foolish as those politicians
who, a century ago, tried to cOerce
the American colonies. So grave is
the situation in the Province of
Quebec that startling events may
happen at any moment. The French
claim that their constitutional priv
ileges have been outraged, and they
say that unless England offers a
speedy remedy for this, they will
turn where their rights can be pro
tected."
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-31

ANYTHING in that line more COM
plete than recent exploit of an Iowa
outlaw has not been lately chronicled
anywhere. A few miles from Boone
a farmer was driving home in great
content, for he had sold his hogs and
had the money is his pocket. A
stranger of weary and unwary ap-
pearance plodding along the road
asked the favor of ride, and it was
Immediately granted. Hardly was
he seated beside the farmer than he
drew a pistol, compelled him to give
up his money, jumped from the We
hicle, and, unhitching the horse,
jumped on its back and galloped
away, leaving the farmer seated in
the buggy in condition of dumb
fright and amazement. There is a
completeness in this job that will ex-
cite the envy of all the thugs who in
fest our cities.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-31

THE latest declaration from Edison
is "the mule must GO" Many men
have said the same with far more en-
phasis, but the mule continues to
linger. 1t is astonishing that the very
simple idea of applying electricity to
the mule should have lain dormant
until Edison came along to wake it
up. There is every reason to believe
that few mild strokes Of lightning
judiciously administered would make
almost any mule go. A neat and
compact apparatus to be adjusted to
the mule will be easily invented and,
with some arrangement to turn the
electricity off when it is desirable to
have the mule stop, should be per-
feet success.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-31

awaiting further vigorous action from
the great foot of Uncle Sam and the
great foot of Canada. Wouldn't it be
wise in the American press not to rub
this thing too far? The most unique
exhibit the world can produce at the
Worlds Fair can come from China, If
China will. There seems no real ne
cessity for Extensively reminding the
oldest power with whom we have
diplomatic relations that the status
of her citizens in this country is that
of an intruder and pariah.
The Globe-republican., 1891-12-31

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