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He Wouldn't FIT.

The very first public utterance Of Lieu.
tenant-Governor EDWARD +. JONES since he
conceived the notion OF rising as the work.
ingmans Independent leader over the field
OF politics, shows his lack of prepare ton,
and, perhaps. his irremedable unfitness for
the job. On Labor Day Lieutennnt-G Gov
ernor JONES addressed a great picnic in
Troy. The surprising coupling of the
laboring mans growth in prosperity
Importance and public influence with
the degradation OF politics and its
monetary corruption was not the odd
est OF the speakers points. He was adj
dressing labor organizations solely, among
which an undisputed principle is that the
class OF workingmen they represent should
rather be preserved from competition with
unorganized labor than subjected to it;
and most OF all should be defended
against the absolutely wagelcss labor avail
able in prisons. Yet a part OF Governor
JoNEs's speech was this:
Were 1t not for the maudlin ~ mpathy for Grimm ais
so freely expressed by many good people. we would
sec every able bodied prison bird work on our high
ways. How much better such course AN the ap-
Precipitation Of SinoolO0o for the building and i'm.
provement Of our highway This Immense amount
would be but tho entering wedge for On Ing ex
pendture. and, what would be far worse the intro
duc,ion into our system of government Of another
branch OF public works. which from tho fact Of its
reaching every road district in the State would create
numberless petty oficeholdsrs with an army Of
political follower which would BE- moro demon sliznR
than ever within the power Of any canal ring"
1t would be absurd to credit Governor
JONES with the folly Of installing his au-
dience. His remarks at Troy rather prove
his total disqualification for running on any
such platform as he seems willing that peo-
plo should believe him to be tinkerlng at.
An old stager like JONES cannot get onto
another track successfully at his time OF
politics. He had better abandon all idea OF
anything in public life other than " hat Prov
idence may assign to him through sticking
to the Democratic party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

Secretary TRACY has done we'll In order
ing cruiser to Honolulu Mt this time. 1t is
desirable that our Government should hold q
point Of observation there as long as the state
OF things continues to be as mixed as it now is.
We must kccpa watch. naval watch. over the
mannuvrings Of the foreign aud native fae-
lions which are now contending with each
other for the control or possession of tho
Hawaiian Government. and some OF which
aro trying to carry out projects in which we
are interested. That Government is In q ortiz
cal situation In these times. and the death Of
the shrewd American who was tho Queens
husband and adviser has made the situation
even more critical than 1t was during his life-
time.
We arc not prepared to admit tho right OF
any foreign power to seize the Hawaiian
Islands. or TO establish protsctorate over
Thorn. or TO whesdls Queen LIIIuoKALANI into
the signing OF treaty that will permit the
planting Of foreign garrison on Hawaiian soil.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

In view Of the big crops Of all kinds
throughout the country and tho consequent
prosperity Of the farmers and planters. who
constitute the great majority of our country's
population. 1t Is not unreasonable to look for
IN increase in the briskness OF all kinds OF
TRADE within the next half year. The enter.
prisinG men Of commerce and trade in New
York are prepared to cope with any amount OF
business. and to supply their customers In all
the States OF the Union with everything that
may be needed By them. 1t Is not In vain that
this city stands aloft In its world. wide renown
States.
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10 rsylle the other. The facts are rerrettable.
but We are unable to change Thorn all at once.
We can only say that New YORK still esteems
both OF The rival cities. and is always ready to
do all II eau for the promotion oil their mutual
prosperity. May they both live. grow. flourish.
aud extend their power In the sunshine. even
II they cannot for a while yet fulfil the whole
law by loving one another.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

At the local fairs and other industrial ex-
hibitons in various countries OF Europe, Col,
CHARLES j. MURPHY OF Nebraska has been
notable figure for some years. He Is Com
missioner for tho State OF Nebraska" sent
abroad to popuurize the consumption Of
American Indian corn. which is one OF the
great products Of Nebraska. At the Euro, can
fairs Col. MuEPHY makes IN impressive dis
play OF American corn and all varieties Of II.
Corn In tho lusk or on the bare cob. shellad
corn. corn in the can, and corn meal; he
shows oil the WAYS In which corn and corn
meal may be cooked: he makes hominy.
mush. johnnycake. aud other things In the
presence OF crowds OF visitors. and serves
tEem to those who want them at prices that
arc cheap enough. lie Is voluble of speech In
the language OF nebraska, aud delivers ora
lions on corn that arc both instructive and
humorous.
Secretary JERRY RUsK has now authorized
Commissioner MURPHY 10 proceed to Berlin
and lay Tho Indian corn question before tho
German Government. That Government has
TIC power 10 encourage the i'm portation of our
corn into Germany. where 1t Is especially
needed ut this time. whom the iye crop and
other grain crops IRE short: and 1t hns power
to provide for the use OF corn on IN extensive
scale by the German army. 1t is therefore an
important mission with which Col. MURPHY
has been inlrusted by the Hon. JERRY I;usK.
Now II tho German Government will permit
Coz, MURPHY to mako his corn exhibit In its
presence: II tho German Government will
watch him closely as ho prepares the corn In
all kinds OF ways for consumption; il the Ger
man Government will partaks OF corn on the
cob. corn musli. and corn dodgers as he cooks
them and II tho German Government will
listen Htentively to his orat lons on corn in tho
language OF Nebraska. there need DO no doubt
that that Government will favor the corn
policy which no has bsen commissioned BY tho
Hon. JERRY KusE to urge it 10 adopt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

Whocvor may be submissive enough or
good-nntured enough to acccp. from the
hands OF tho Hon. THOMAS COLLIER PLATr
the Republican nomination for Governor, 1t
Is unfortunate that Mr.. PLArrs modcsty
Will prevent him from giving his fellow
citizens an opportunity to thank him d-
rcctiy for his valuable services to this State
and this city The best they can do will he
to bcstow upon his representative the graft.
tude which he will not allow them to show
to himself. It would be Il greater pleasure
to deal with him directly. but lie can be
sure that the gentleman whom he is good
enough to select will DO treated with tho
same consideration that would be shown to
the principal. What the master refuses will
DO given to tho man heartily, enthusiast
cally. and with vengeance.
Tho citizens OF Now York vii! show to Mr..
PLArr's man their appreciation Of the !attcr's
numerous achievements. They will thank
him for giving the Worlds Fair to another
city, for multiplying the expressed popular
demand for n Constitutional Convention, for
preventing an enumeration OF the inhab-
itants OF the State and renpportionment and
for setting his band Of rural patriots to
prey upon this city.
Tho testimonial OF gratitude which Mr..
PLArT's selection will receive next Novem-
Dor will be overpowerinR; but the selection
must remember that it is not he, but his
master. 20 whom the tribute is paid.
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Has Ensllax. Con. Ont,


Wv "'p'p"H HNcGTH
,, !, VIII De remembere1 that some years ago
tItrn "ns snudden fashion Tor the con- ersion
,",a.us paTts 81 the county, and especially in
n aUins ,nar's o. scotland rApensi,e silos We're
70 DC preserved by I, fermentation. Ono hsars
,,n,b by ensiiaGe now than six years ago. The
again. Scores OF them are stan ding unused in
TO aeclIMatze itselL S AA""'SS"' |a.ee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

From The Philadelphia Record
PARTY OF eight priests attended yesterdsy's bal
game.
rhere are many bartenders In the rAuks Of the tois
abstinence societies Of TINS CITY
\ Druggist M town spends lis tIno weighing a.es
thar lr ehti err Oh ny phper
Hrhsr"" r'ri ~ ami an eectfir light pole on Norm
hrNrnih t''e cNsr morning aud sreakfal on Tue ia
setI al 10" 'r en- ectruuu;ra
'hrhirUt street sloTe undeT.o ug It's sem 70
n. , .fm.ton. " Aiirrnaies between . sodA w~'H
JOINT summer TO a tuf store Ia Miuter
A. absent minded telephone gIrl Matted a MArkst
sneea car Az Se'shth I" ASK the conductor Does .
'H so W lauunston = hhe tod anu an
swsIsL 'AH right-good by =" She wondered "a Sss
&2Nea 01 WHY ageustal saisssE followed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

employment as servants far moro easily
than men, and their average pay Is higher
than in any other OF the employments In
which women engage, for it includes board
and lodging
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

When pious editor OF this city recently
suggested that tho famine in Russia was n
divine punishment for Russias persecution
OF the jews. the suggestion was received
with the same quiet amusement that
greeted DR.. DEPEw's later and intentionally
humorous remark that our own good harvests
were providently designed to perpetuats tho
Republican party In power. But truth some-
times proceeds from tho mouths OF bnbes and
sucklings and fools do not always speak
words OF folly. even when they do not know
what they are saying. There was a connec-
ton between the persecution OF the Jews and
the extreme famine In Russia. though that
connection was neither more nor less
providential than any other relation OF
cause and effect. The Russian farmer. as
10 known to every reader OF S1EpNIAK's
book on the Russian Peasantry. is always
In debt. is always without ready money. and
depends altogether for tho means to meet his
current expenses for labor at seed time and
harvest on advances from tn Q money lenders,
who are invariably Jews. These jewish spec.
ulators travel through the country in the
spring and purchase the growing crops as they
stand. advancing the farmers enough ready
money for the expenses OF harvesting. This
year. according to correspondent OF the Lon
don Times the Jews had no money to lend. but
dIl tuey COulu Ou tu0iT OWN
property to take with Thorn across the frontier.
As u natural consequence. in whole districts
NO purchasers appeared In the spring, and the
farmers were unable to hire laborers and only
nm innnitesinal portion OF the crops" was
harvested.
The whole intricate social economy OF peo-
pie cannot be violently and suddenly over
turned, no m after how pious or imperative the
reason. without causing vast direct and In.
direct suffering. Spain never recovered from
the expulsion Of the Moors. The Fronch race
was un1uestionably impoverished In an in
finite number OF ways by the OK pulsion OF tho
HuRuenots. Russia certainly will not escape
the bnleful results Of the expulsion OF the Jews.
and the intense distress Of famine is only the
precursor OF evils possibly more serious still.
The result is incomparably more certain than
the falling OF rain after tho explosion OF one
Of Uncle JERRY's kites. but no more than that
does it involve any special Intervention of
divine bonevolence or wrath.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

\ short time ago II Looked as though the
wearisome quarrel between st. Paul and Min
neapolls was about - be- closed In the bonds
OF wed!ock. in which both OF them would here
after live in mutual affection, under the name
OF The Twins. But they are ut each other
again. The few weeks in which they OK
changed pleasant words aud seemed to be
preparing for union have come to an end
They will not unite. and neither Of them will
Keep the psac9l and each u them Will GoatlRes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09
The Heal National Flower.


Under date OF Aug 20 you noticed . cham p,on sun.
flower over ten feet high and having fory.avs nowsrs
grown by Squire Jennings Of C0hassetl MIC H.
Clark Of Medford has growing his gard
feet high the stock being ~ inches In diameter and
having 'h'rty live large flowers Who can beat this,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

The question OF Canadian annexation to
the United States as recently presented in THE
SUM- receives the following commentary by the
London AdrertiSr:
There 10 much truth In the structures Of Tnx SuS
A. We are all sorry to admit Our Now York contempt.
rary looks the malgamation Of the Domnion with
the United states IS the one remedy for present
poston-as the needed stimulus to national exer.
tions We take leave to differ from it There Is room
IN North America for two nations Canadas ideal
future 10 national and there IL reason why she
should not in due course achieve her complete inde
rsndsnce."
In regard to the question OF room. there is
room for much that we have not got. and also
much that we might wish that we hadn't got.
There Is plenty OF room within our continental
space. bur not within reason. The United
States OF North America should be the Gov
eminent straight to BehrinE Sea and Baffln's
Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

From NE Atchison DAILY G ole
Senator Pehsr was recently approached by a Topela
Journal reporter and In answer to certain questions
he stroked his beard.and said; IT, But what no
SAID 10 Of little consequence lie stroked his beard
That Is all that need be recorded That ali the public
10 interested In a,csrtaiuing lie slroksd His beard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

The singular announcement is made from
Philadelphia that MIR. GEoHGE WASHINGTON
CHIIDs viii hereafter be the editor in-chef of
the Public Ledger. THE Sun cong tuiates Its
esteemed contemporary upon the acquisition
OF so much genius. energy. experiences. and
greatness and goodness OF intellect and heart.
But We are somewhat puzzled to know who
has been personals g Mr.. GEORGE WASHING
TON CHILDs In the columns OF the PaLlic Ledger
for the past twenty years aud more.
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Dog.,n.the. Mauser Mstr,mouy,

From The Achi'oH D1iIy Glote
lA!f the marriages In the world would not be
racted tho parties to them could DO assured that the
other party would not marry any ono else.
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Part Would do.

From, Tie Boston Courier.
He tendsrly)-D0nt you feel chilly darling
wouldn't you iike my coat to put around yOut
shs thy!yj-l think your sleeve will be sun, ciepL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

THE PLATFORM: Qui FAssETT per alum
FAssETT per Sc.
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keuiIsn.

From Llk.
Miss iiyAr. Is realistic even to her stockings"
Tls clock. ypon LhsI axe striking"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-09

VOW sasGot To- sure that you viii run the summer
@SSIens diAsrhSA or dIssp..Iy. 40 Pruasnty pre-
fids yourself thsrsfore with DI Jaynes Carminatiys
SHa ,As.seysl - 4, * "
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OblIsIng Ford. Fl.he.,

From the Florida Time, Uhf0n
rompano 10 being supplied to every body in Pablo
The ns jump from the creek into tie baggage car OF
the train as II crosses Thu traltle.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11

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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11

Heretofore only private bonds have
been accepted from letter carriers, but
hereafter the postoffice department
will accept bonds from any reputable
trust company.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11

A plan is nearly ready for presenta-
ton at Chicago for connecting the seve-
raj merchants exchange OF the country
by telephone for the exchanging OF
quotations.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11

A Kansas City policeman has filed q
claim for back pay on the theory that
he should have worked only eight in
stead of twelve hours day.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11

Mrs. Frank Butcher of Crawfords-
vile, Ind, will sue for q divorce be.
cause her husband insists on casting out
their boy to shift for himself. She
tried to kill herself, but was prevented.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11
D. E. SANDERS, President.
FORT SCOTT. KANSAS.

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German
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MY son has been badly afflicted
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UP. I can recon-
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MANY others afflicted as this lac
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S. W. PUBLISHING co. Il

The winter wheat crop in the south
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