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Reasons Why Judge ClaEgett Should be Made Sen
nioT Instead Of BIZ. Dubois.

Reasons Why Judge Claggett Should be Made Sen.
ntor Instead Of Mr. Dubois.
EDITOR NATIONAL TRIBUNE: The Senatorial
contest from the State Of Idaho is creating
great deai Of interest. Heretofore the impress.
anon has prevailed that Mr.. Dubois had much
the best Of the contest and would meet with
no serious obstacle la getting his seat But OF
late. a. the matter becomes more thoroughly
understood, public opinion Is rapidly changing.
Eno there now seems 70 be hut little doubt that
Judge CiagPett will be seated
% appears that Dub0is's election was got
Through the Idaho Legislature good deal like
some Of the Objectionable legislation gets
through Congress stacked on 10 an important
bill, Take the whole dose or YOU can't get
amy" ID also appears that Mr.. Dubois's eiec.
tion was not madc ID accOdancc with the stat.
utes, which provide the manner and time M
which such election should be made. Mr.
Dubois was az one time quite popular in his
State, but he seems 10 have made some very
bad breaks lately which has caused great fan
ing % among his friends both &C homo and AZ
che Capital lie has q decided dislike Tor lie
Grand Army OF the Republic and classes that
organ cation as "a lot OF old political cranks
who Wautal there Is. aud who have had much
more than they deserve" 10 our opiniOn this
one remark ought 20 disqualify him forever
frgm holding Office Of any kind under the Con-
stitution which those old political cranks had
Nphein ~ sacflhce OF llle aud limb on 30 many
bloody fields
DIT. Dubois has had control Of the patronage
OF Idaho for several years aud we are informed
from reliable source that there are but very
Few " any Grand Army men holding positions
under hls appointment, while numerous cases
can be- cited where be has opposed the apnoipt-
men Of the Grand Army men, aud could give
no reason Tor bis action beyond the mere fact
that they were Grand Army mon. The case
81 Judge Beatty whom the President appointed
United States Judge Ia spite of Dir. Duboiss
opposition d o case we call 10 mind, and il we
remember right, Mr.. Dubois had the check or
gal 10 notify President Harrison that IL Mr.
Beatty Was appointed Judge Of the Idaho Dis.
trict, lac lDuDoisJ would light the Amiuistra-
tl0n
Looking the whole ground ovOr impartially.
We DO not wonder that the people OF Idaho do
not want Mr. Dubois seated Ia the Senate for
Tue term OF SIX ycars.-C0M BABE, Washington,
ID. G.
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Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. See page 4
Work Of the PrnsIon Onlee.

.sa During the week BIB claims were received,
Of which % were original invalid. 81 widows,
5 bounty land, IL navy, % old war. IT9 accrued,
aud 3.O9s applications for increase; act Of
June27 1890 l.635 original invalid, 473 widows,
prior applications under old acts, 2,623.
Number Of claims received to date under act
Of June "a 1890. 736, 70s. Claims disposed of
to date under said act. 3Ol. 607.
Number Of rejected claims reopened, SEQ.
The names and postoaiee addresses Of 2,5iS
CON nades were furnished FOR the use Of claim
HHnus. There were l0b.350 pieces of mail matter
received; 790l5 letters and blanks sent out.
Number of cases detailed TO Special Exam
liners, 3i7; reports and cases from Special Ex-
aniners. SO5; cases on hand for special exami-
nation. 1902
Report of certificates issued: Original, Q. s2i /;
increase. Lip; duplicate So accrued, III !;
total, i,li6. Total number Of claims pending,
SOS, go.
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THE NATIcaaL TRIBUNE CALENDAR
FOR 1892
NOW READY.

The beautiful NATIONAL TRIBUNE CAL
ENDAE for 1892 is now ready to send out,
and we know the news will be pleasant
to all veterans and their families. 1t has
the days of the month marked by the glori-
Gus old Corps badges, in their bright, famil-
lar colOrs, and makes splendid ornament
for the sitting-rOom, Office, or shop. 1t is
the handsOmest Calendar on the market,
and priced by every old soldier. It's borders
are ornamented with eolored representa-
tions Of the GAR, s. Of ", W.R.C., and
army badges. Sent 10 any address, securely
packed in a stout pastebOard tube, and
postpaid, on receipt of 25 cents. Five for
81. Address
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE,
Washington, D. @.
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q Down Win the Cburrb -,

It would seem that the rural people Of Eng
land realize sense Of oppression and patronage
from the actions Of the landlords and clergy.
At the rural conference held in London last
week delegates boosted of themselves as per-
sistent parson-fghters. and, denOunciHg squire
scornful illusions to the patrOnizing airs of the
clergy toward rural inhabitants were keenly
relished.
The motto Of the conference seemed TO be
Down with the Church and the Landlords 7"
The conference. while indicating clearly and
actively an existent force 70 be accounted with
in the coming elections, owes its greatest i'm
portauee to its foreshadowing the future agri-
cultural policy. When the spirit of the dele
gates permeates the electorate, the hereditary
privileges Of landlordi5m and churchism viii
vanish
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No Lead Trust you,

The National Lead Trust Company, with q
capital OF S90,OO0,0O0 has beeL superseded by
the National Lead Company, with $4,000. 200.
Mr.. Morley. OF the Morley Lead Company, gives
as q reason for this reduction ia capital stock
that IL was too high. The same com panies that
composed the old will compose the new COM
pany. OF the companies three are in st. Louis,
three IN Cincinnati, five in New York. five in
Pttsbnrg, two IN Chicago, two in Philadelphi
one in Buffalo, one in Louisville, one in Balti-
more, and one in Cleveland, beside the Rein
ing and Smelling Works in 81. Louis. The
new organization will not be trust" That
word has been used in such a way "a to be-
come obnoxious to people. and prejudiees them
against business conducted in such form.
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RIesa Herl
rGardinsr Moss Home .yo,,rual.1

lGdrdiHer (hdss.) Home Journal
There is family of little folks not far away
who are delightful from their love of each other
Vim has the greatest admiration for his sister
Molly, and will do anything for her. YOu's
so pity. Molly" He is five and she is three.
One cold morning MOlly's mamma set herfn
her high chair while baby had her necessary
care aud papa ate his breakfast. 1t was rather
chilly and Molly was in her night-dress.
Vim wanted 20 make her warm, so be wrap
ped up her feet in q newspaper; but poor Molly
slipped and fell sOlidly on the floor from her
high chair.
"Oh. Molly" said Vim, IN tears, {" did you
hurt yOu2"
NO." said Molly. winking back the tears
which would come; no, bruver, I fell on o
paper"
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Veteran nm for Biramy.

Morgan r. y. Mooney, native OF st. Louis,
Mo. and an ex.emplOyc Of the Bureau OF Edu.
cation. was tried before the Criminal Court OF
The old veteran WAS appointed 10 "A Government
position on recommendation of the late Gen.
w. 4. Sherman. 1859. He was at that time a
widower. hut shortly cOurted and married a
Miss Muth. Of Washington, with whom he
lived until last June, when he left her. lie
subsequently married Miss Herman. IL is
claimed by Moneys friends and counsel that
he was crazy when he contracted the last
marriage.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17

A recent investigation was ordered Of the
management of the affairs Of the Idaho State
Penitentiary at Boise City, which will likely
result iR the removal of Warden Mack,
although the Attorney. General and Secretary
OF State voted against his removal The Gov
ernor thinks the management has been decid-
eddy loose and inefficient. Among the abuses
unearthed was the fact that the prisoners were
permitted to have boxing gloves and TO indulge
in sparring matches, and il will be hard to ind
any person who will assert that this is the right
kind Of discipline for eOnVicts. The Warden
has recently promised reformation of the
management, but it is thought his action comes
too late.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17
Mention Th1 National TriounA

November following three more battle ships of
10000 tons each, the Indiana, Massachusetts, and
Oregon, will also be ready for action. They
will have remarkably heavy armaments; more
formidable than any now in existence a speed
Of IS knots an hour, with a radius Of 5, 900 miles,
equal Tn many cruisers.
In addition there are still ia use the wooden
steamers Of the old navy. Galena, Richmond.
Enterprise, Pensacola, Essex, Tallapoosa, Mo-
hiean, IroquOis, Ranger, MonOngahela, Alert
Nipsic, Omaha, Swatara, MOnocacy, Alliance,
Marion, Pinta. Michigan, Fortune, Thetis and
the training squadron, consisting Of the James
town and Portsmouth.
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Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. See page 4
nlalne for President.

A number Of Senators and Representatives
were interviewed last week upon their views
regarding Mr.. BIaine's candidacy for the Presi.
dental nomination. No one was able 20 saw
whether Mr.. Blaine would run, but all agreed
that II be would consent 10 have his name
used, he would get the nomination. President
Harrson's administration WAS highly praised.
aud Ia case Mr.. Blaine declined, the President
was believed 70 be the strongest man 10 nomi.
nate.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17
RI,hon OF ClereI,nd AnnnIn,.d.

The appointment Of Rev. DIR. Horstmann,
Chancellor of the Archdiocese Of PHILADELPHIA.
as Bishop Of Cleveland, TO succeed Bishop Gil.
mour meets with unanimous appreciation. DIR.
HOrstmann was ordained June 10. 1865, after
completing his education at Rome. lie Is
President Of the Catholic Hisio rical Society OF
America, Chaplain OF the Catholic Club Of Phila-
delphia aud President Of the Tabernacle So
ciety.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17
Oatrages In China.

Last week the insurgents in China met the
Imperial forces and sustained a crushing de-
feat. The congregation OF Monaghan Missions
at Schent, Belgium. has resolved news confirm
ing the report that 500 native Christians have
been massacred in the Pat0u district, and that
all Europeans there escaped. By order of Ii
Hung Chang the Chinese Vieeroy in Mougo-
LA, summary punishment is Inflicted on the
captured rebels convicted of having taken part
In the massacres of Christians. FOrty-two
rebels proved guilty Of this have been beheaded
AZ IakOu
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Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. See page a


hrs Lucy Parsons, widow OF the Anarchist,
invited arrest ~ loud as speech would allow at
q meeting in Chicago last week. Mrs Parsons
scored the Mayor, the police and the capital
lsilc press, aud, pointing 10 an American Tag
Immediately above her, said "That flag Il an
infamous liol 10 theory il tells the foreigner
that tyranny is dead. aud that freedom reigns:
bot u floats over 50,000O00 u che most Rbiect
slaves the world ever saw. Worse than I'm.
they are slaves who will not see their chains
and rise Ia revolt 10 break them. Every star
IN that flag is but the concentrated tear.drop OF
outraged American WomanhoOd"
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GuatemaIan Affairs.

The danger OF revolution In Guatemal a
has been averted. The principal military OIL
GERS have offered their allegiance 20 the Presi-
dent sainiesti is now the most popular can.
didate for tho Presidency. At present there
is a famine in North Guatemala. The financial
situation Is easier.
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Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. See page 4
John Iaams,s Mirror

A very old piece Of furniture can be seen In
the Vice Presidents room at the Capitol, which
has just been rcfurRished. IL Is "A mirror pur.
chased by John Adams IN 1896 when hs was
Fice-President. lie paid SCI for IT, and the
committee rejected the bin on the grounds that
20 allow il would establish dangerous prece.
dent in Extravaganza.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17

Beauty often depends on
plumpness; so does comfort;
so does health. If you get
thin, there is something
wrong, though you may feel
no sign of it.
Thinness itself is a sign;
sometimes the first sign;
sometimes not.
The. way to get back
plumpness is by CAREFUL
LIVING, which sometimes in
cludes the use of SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil.
Let us send you-free-a
Hitchcock which throws much
light on all these subjects.
scoTr & BowSE. Chemists. I51 South sth Avenus,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of eod-liver
ol--aA druggists everywhere do. g..
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Agents wanted. Comrades preferred See page 4.
Revolution In Honduras.

A dispatch from Honduras says that Gen.
LeTenco Sierra is at the head Of a revolution
against Domingo Yasequez. Governor Of the
Provice OF Choluteca. He has organized an
army Of l400. PIicarpO Boinlla has been pro-
claimed President by the revoutouist. There
Is much opposition in ChOluteca against Presi-
dent Leiya, lately elected The opposition
claims that Leiva is swayed by ex Presidents
Bogran and Barieles, and fears that Bogran
may attempt 10 become dictator.
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Prob IDLY Correct.

Examiner am surprised that you all mad Q
mistakes in answering the question, Where
was Magma Charta sigued2" Think over it
can no one tell mef
Little Boy lat bottom Of elass)-I can, sir.
ExamineF-Well2
Little Boy-At the bottom Of the page.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17
The Brazilian Troubles.

The Governors Of the States Of Rio Janeiro
and San Paulo, who were appointed by FOn-
SEGA, have resigned. The troops Of the insur-
gents la Rio Grande do Sui have laid down
their arms aud disbandcd. The Uruguan bat
TALON has returned home. aud its members
eventually will be incorporated into the regu-
lar army.
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THOSE TO COME.

AhOSE ~ CbAifs
In May, 1893. the greatest cruiser ever de-
signed, Cruiser No. - commonly called tho
Pirate. will be completed. She will be first
class carry heavy armament, be- protected,
400 tons, ana will go % knots an hour. In
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17
OUR NEW NAVY.
We VIII Soon be In Shape 10 Make Very Resp,
able shaving AHoat


able Showing AnOat.
We have not been long at building our new
Navy; that is, long as other Nations 20 about
tho work, but We are already showing a strength
ahOat that attracts the at eBtiOn Of the world.
1t Is the intention Of the Government to hold
grand naval review in April, 1893 in New
York harbOr. in which foreign nations will be
invited to participate. Barring accidents, the
following vessels Of the new Navy, now in serv-
ice or under way, will take part:
Armored vessels. First rate:
Eayv f.-.t..- Tra a..
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the only
champion h,e soldiers haUe among The great pa
pers Of the country. The best tcay 10 help all
veterans Is By getting ii more subscribers.
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Foreign.

Burglars IN Paris on the night Of Dec. 10
succeeded ~ stealing an eutire house aud con.
tents A. M. Collin, a building contractor
erected two story wooden house covered with
zinc aud placed IN IL a quantity Of valuable
building materials etc. Ia the night a gang
drove up with horses aud wagons, took the
building 10 pieces and carted &c aud what il
contained awly.--A proclamation has been
issued NJ Portau-Prince, Hayt by President
hyppoliLe, granting q general amnesty 10 DO.
hucal offenders. The proclamation was re-
ceived with great favor, aud perfect tranquility
prevails.--SenatOr Barthelemy Saint Hilaire.
ex-Minister Of Foreign Affairs, said I'm an in.
/ terview In Paris; " l am distinctly opposed 20
this attempt 70 draw France and Russia into an
alliance j can discover no common bond OF
union between the most enlightened people Of
! Europe aud country that is almost Eastern
/ IN Us barbarity. Having made herself most
formidable by the aid Of France. Russia would
not hesitate even 20 attack France II she
thought she could advance her own interests
! by doing so. In my opinion. the most natural
aud profitable alliance for FraDce would be one
with England.-The iznuenEa Sc epidemic in
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-12-17

40 kidney pains. backAohs. and muscular rhcu.
G@A mhtem relieved In one minute by the celebrated
81 CuTIcUEA Att PAJH PLAETER 25a
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THE IDAHO CONTEST.

Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. Sec page 4
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Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. See PAGE 4
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-12
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CONSUMPTION CiREn.

An old phYsirian ''"tircd from practice hH'
ng hal piac NJ in his hands by an East il.,h
missionary the formula OF a simple va&rtaIl
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bronchitis. ,'atarrn, A>r;i.;
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-11-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Wausau, Wis,
Oct. II. 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has fled notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support o. his claim, and thatsaid
proof will be made before the u. s.
Land Office at Wausau. wis, on Nov
27; 1891. viz: Joseph Dishaw II r No
VIZ and SWANwASsec 2STp 40 Mr. ZOE
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF said land, viz:J Ohm
Moran, David Patton, 5 A Reid and
VIM Roderick all of Eagle River, wis.
&. 3. SANDERS, Register
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NOTICE I79R p{tCLEl.A Tt;y.Nr
Land Once It Wausan 1.it,.

Land Once It WHusan ;yi,.
sept. %, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fled notice
OF his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim and that said
proof Will be made before the Judge
or Clerk OF the Circuit Court at Rhine
lander, wisconsin on Nov II. 1891
viz: August +. Bauman, II. E No.
6O9l for the n H 4 Sec 32 TIP II n Of II
10 East. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation oi
said land viz: Albert Martin, Emctt
Marco, Clinton Croker, Hugh Croker
all OF Eagle River, wis.
f. +. SANDE IS, Register.
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Pronounce Great Remedy.

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used the White Wine u Iar syrup
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hope you will sunrly our druggist
Mr. German at "a noOl. Mo, AS
would ike more OF 1t.
REV. JOHN W. Brown.
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MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens, that fer
years We have been selling Dr. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Or. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklens Arniea Salve and Electric
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dies we won their great popularity purely
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TOWN BOARD PROCEEDINGS.
Oct. Goth 1891 .

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n NcGuI $500
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james Wife Water works ID 90
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On motion meeting adjourned UNI
I'll November 8. 1891,
ALEX Higgins Clerk
Eaple River Wis Noven,bera 1901
Roord ,net n,rsuapt tn adi,,nrnp,ant
all members present. An anDlicn-
tion I,Iv STONED NV six fraohnl,lars
residing il, tho tovv,, nj Ea0,n Riv.r
was nresentp.l otbe hoard form high
vav to- he laid as fo'2ows
commenci,,r . + RE IL ter4n,.4 ION nf
Sn,.,,ca and Third s+raety IN 49,. ,,ll-
apc Of Eaula River thence rpnnino
potrb to Sonth limo of Tor -. d
Town 40 Range 10 East thence run
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BATHS, ELECTRICITY, MAGsAGE.
.%2T'!,('.; F'Dl. PUBLICATIONS

Land Od.rr at WaIsau, Wis.
Oct. |, 1&;.1
Nuti:r, y r"rr'>7' gym t~at i:a 50.
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ii ms intr;it 81 To MA 20 iin"i pr. ~
IN support rf his CLARA and thar y
proof WI be lna'it' h"fnr" The T. :
Land q He" IT Iiau-.', Wis. on Nor
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witlleSSr to $50 niS cD 'FiNuu
residence ~ n1d cultivation
said land. VIZ: t!, rites Moe, E,av
rene" Wolfram, ~ F"'r.lt'" ;'ra'ii
Tam. ling. all OF Eagle River, Wis
+. H. SAEDERs. f.%,is;ttT
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-05
THE PROCESSION.

The procession was at once formed on
Pleasant street and marched to the Gene
terv in this order:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-05
State l1ens.

The big creamery at st. Adams gathers
cream from all that region and has 43
separators in operation at various points.
Several tons of butter are made daily.
John Walker and Isaac Archambau
were painting building at st. Johnsbury
last week, when the staging broke and
both fell 30 feet to the ground. Neither
was much hurt.
Vermont claims to have sent the
youngest soldier to the war-Francis V.
Randall, son of Col. F. V. Randall, who
was born at Mortified April 3, 1851, and
went out with Company f, I'd Vermont
volunteers, in May, 1861, being 10 years
and one month old.
This summers excursion of the Yer
mont Press association leaves Vermont
points Friday, July 10, and the members
are to rendezvous at Boston the same day
and banquet at the American House in
the evening. Saturday is to be passed in
Plymouth, Mass, and Sunday at Nan
tasket Beach.
In the United States court at Windsor
last week Geo. Rumril of Brooktield
pleaded guilty to using the mails for
fraudulent purpose and was fined S25 and
costs. He was owing a woman at West
Randolph 81 and registered a letter to
her address, claiming to put that amount
in the letter, but really not putting it in.
He was given ten days in which to pay
the fine.