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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-27
Stolen Goods on Yankee Einbezzlers.

COPENHAGEN, April 26.-Creamer and
White, who are charged with robbing the
firm of Dix g. Phyfe, New York bankers,
were searched shortly after their arrest
The police found $4,000 stitched in the
lining of their clothes and concealed in the
soles of their boots.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-27
An African Explorers Suicide,

PARIS, April 26.-Henri Duveyrier, the
African explorer, committed suicide at
Sevres to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-27

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Cooking Kettles, E qts., extra
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Watering Pots, nicely yjapanned,
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Stove Brushes, large size, extra
good, worth 5c.............. &c
Stove Polish, warranted to
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easily, per large box. &C
House Hammers, extra strong,
with polished handles,
worth 35c..................... lSC
Galvanized Lemon Squeezers,
large size, worth 2Sc......... 15C
Insect Guns, very useful,
worth &C
Towel Rings, all colors, worth
| &c.,. &c
Sink Cleaners, very useful. &c
Coffee Mills, large size, steel
grinders, worth 5oc......... 2lC
| Moth Balls, very strong, 40
in box, per box............... &c
Lawn Seed, best in the mar
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Tack Claws, good and strong, &c
Pot Chains, excellent for clean
ing cooking vessels........... &c
Garden Rakes, teeth, worth
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Garden Spades, good size,
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Scrubbing Brushes, best quail
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Crumb Tray and Brush, nicely
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Chloride of Lime, best disin-
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Crystal Glass Fruit Dishes,
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Plain White Breakfast Plates,
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Plain White Vegetable Dishes,
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PlainWhite Ice Cream Saucers,
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Plain White Fruit Dishes, on
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Plain White Sugars, worth soc, 19c
Toilet Sets, with Jar, nicely
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glaze, best American Porce-
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French China Fruit or Ice
Cream Saucers, decorated 7
with gold band, worth 15c, &c
Parlor Lamps, with hand
painted bowl and shade to /
match, large burner, worth
S2. SSC
Slop Jars, with handles, worth \
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Paints in AlmC
Varnish Brushes, Whitewash and K
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REFRIGERAT0RS ss:': s:s;
differ
ICE CHESTS Mads snisssG, q, inS in 5 q {
|CE CREAM Freezer
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-27

w SCrGGnS al CQl PrlC6S
Garden Hose Reel, very SUBJ
stantial, worth S1.5o...... Csc
Garden Hose, per foot, &C
and up.
Cuspidors, nickel plated,
latest patterns, worth 3oc.. 15c
Genuine Acme Curtain
Stretcher, the best in the
world, worth 50. .75.........$2.98,
Wire Dish Drainers, for dry
ing of plates, ETC., worth
3oc. ........................... l4C
Genuine German Putt Pomade
per large box.................. &c
Brass Rod for sash window
curtains, cut at any length,
per loot. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C
Window Blinds, 3 feet wide,
feet long, in great variety s
of colors; worth 3oc......... 1So
Potato Washers, strong, worth
Ioc.. ........................... 70
Insect Powder, the best in the
market, per large package, SC
Gold Paint, ready mixed for
use, with brush. ............ 1Oc
Chair Seats, birch and walnut,
all sizes, with I doz. brass
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Towel Racks, 8 rings, walnut,
cherry, oak and brass chains,
worth 75c..................... 3Sc
Dish Mops, worth 5c..... &c
Shoe Brushes, with dauber,
worth zoc..................-. &c
Imported Wall Brackets for
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worth 3oc..................... lSC
Tube Roses and Flower seeds
in great variety, each...... &c
Garden Hoes, good steel,
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Garden sets, containing spade,
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Splash Mats, plain and deco
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Coffee Strainers, worth 5c...- Sc
Beeswax, for smoothing irons. &c
Bird Food, best in the market. SC
Crystal Glass Nappies, nice
patterns, worth 5c..........- Sc
Plain White Ind. Buffers, seal
loped edge, per dozen...... &c
Plain white bone dishes, worth
Ioc... &c
Plain white Meat Dishes I2
in, 1oc; ID in, FAC; I6
in, 1oc; worth double.
Plain white Butter Dishes,
with cover and drainer,
worth 45c... lSC
Plain white Tea Pots, worth
SOC...................... lSC
Majolika Cuspidors, worth
25c..... 20
)ne lot of Jardinieres in great
variety of colors and pat
terms, worth $I...-.------. 6SC
french China Cake Plates
with elegant decorations and
gold, worth 25c....----...... lOc
dinner or Tea sets combined,
III pcs, containing all the
large pieces, worth $1o..--$6.S5
lajolika Cream Pitchers,
good size, worth I5c......... SC
'st All Colors.
Brushes, in all sizes and
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st hardwood, charcoal filled, highly
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e The best in the world, ,quadruple
- motion, in all sizes, SI.Io and up.
m 504, SOC & sos
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

In his forthcoming book, "Uncle hemus ana MS
rr4-nds Mr. Joel Chandler Harris will complete the
. 81 sketches dealing with that delightful old negro
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01
Sem 1)ubilfallons.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-01

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Arrtion Sales of Zeal @stdte.


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

necessarily be paramount 10 those 10 be pcr.
formed by the officers OF the state II both can.
not be performed, She latter are pro iapto super.
scded ana cease 10 be duties. AZ q necessary
consequence such officers and agents (the Fede-
raj oficers) must have tho requisite authority "a
sct Without Obstruction or interference from the
officers Of the State"
But the court went on 10 say immediate.
ly that these instructions, or this opinion
rather, applied only to congressional cleo
tions. Here are the courts words:
"la what We have said IL must be remembered
that We are dealing only with the subject OF cleo
,ions Of representatives 10 Congress. II for its
and county oricers at the same time and In con-
junction with the election OF representatives,
Congress viii not thereby be deprived Of the
right TO mako regulations IN reference TO the
lattor. We do not mean 10 say, however, that
for any acts OF the ofIicers Of election having
exclusive reference to tho election OF state or
county officers they will be amcnable TO Federal
jurisdiction"
In other words. the Federal supervisors
and deputy marshals will have nothing to
do with the election OF presidential cleo
tors; and so the Court would MOI say that
:" for any acts Of the State officers of olec-
ton having exclusive reference TO election
OF State or county officers they would be
amenabls TO Federal jurisdiction" This
Is sound doctrine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

no one according 10 opportunity and physical
ability has iabored more 20 sustain them. gu
may hear almost any csns,a r ssa FROM from
circulated on part OF your congressman W.
trict--io Wit, that am indifferent 10 inc re.u,'
ana that the piea OF throat affection Tor ,empv
rary absence from the musings is ON my par 'n-
sincere. This rumor il ne false and gross "a, as
mendacity can make II. A reference 70 W w.
n Bord, OF Washington, u. O., OF Dr' l ss'ss
White, Of Richmond. toth of whom nave u.1's ~
me, would satisfy the most skepucal, put 40
not recognize that my own statement needs any
sutatsniiation. AZ moved 20 make CleycIsna !,
nomination unanimous and nave tnsuo r 49,.
nigh twenty spsccbss for his election IN tnss
STATE besldss iaborinz every day since the can
vass began for che cause, NOV n9s OH i, wnS'
grounds Indifference or inactivity chn Do aieseo
no greater misfortune could pcisl our ss ~
try A. 4 see the case than the re-election oi
BENJAMIN Harrison, n bitter partisan encm OF
democrats Institutions and OF our section. IN
rin reform by consensus OF pubic vpan,o ..n
comes frst on the docse ,,s V s,stc ~ fact, and
n that be taken down tho money power viii Oe
fortified TO defeat currency reform ana 70 W.
for tho force bill. We must take things ns VIC nnu
them and loos nj them IA they arc without tne
ACCOMMODATION OF our own wishes. Break the Dack-
hone OF monopoly which gorgcs ITSELF on tsIih
plunder, and currency reform wiz instantly pc
come living aud irrepressiOie Issuv. ~ - a. a. i
iudxment eessond 20 no economical issue IN IN
trinsic mportsnce; and II the tariff has taken
PRECEDENCE II IL because North, soutn, hast. anu
West have nlike given IL precedence. Let US un..o
and With one voice crush the tarih plunderers'
and then, strengthened by victory NO wln CON-
blne tho forces that intend 10 fight the currency
,nononolista and usurers until they are made
10 realize that money Is the instrumont OF the
neopls b promote the general financial welfare,
and thai she people are not the mere insens,ple
tools of money-changers md Rormandilers-
These are ny Views, and the road TO their fnlnll-
m,nt stops on the brink Of prccipice II har-
rison Is elected. Weaver has no chan;e wha~
ever, and vote for him Is vanity OF yanit,es.
Yours very truly, JONI w. DASIgL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Remember


The Federal authority is supreme in
congressional elections, says the Supreme
Court of the United States, through Mr..
Justice BRADLEY.
True. of course, as the Supreme Court
interprets the Federal Constitution. But
1t is equally true that the State authority
is supreme in State elections-tor example.
in the election Of electors of President
and Vice-President of the United States.
The Federal supervisors and deputy mar
shals have nothing to do with their cleo
ton.
So the Federal officials would be wrong
doors and liable to arrest by the State
authorities if they undertook to regulate
any State election. The electors of Presi-
dent and Vice-President must be elected,
SAYS the Federal Constitution. in the man.
ner provided by the Legislature of each
several SAT-. Every Legislature has the
power and the right to elect them itself.
Would any Federal supervisor or deputy
marshal dare 70 influence in any way any
Legislatures action if it shoul decide to
elect them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
State Elecfinna-

II must not be forgotten that all the IN
ttruetons TO the United States marshals
which were reported in our issue Of yes
terdsy were aud are intended 70 apply
only IN elections for members of the House
OF Representatives. not in elections for
electors for President aud yice-Presideut.
IN the opinion quoted by us in the Bslti-
more case the Supreme Court of the United
States said:
"1be regulations fnsdesby Congress are para
mount 10 those made by the State Legislature,
sDd u they conflict herewith the latter, NO tar
a. the oonfiici extends, ceases 10 DO operative.
No clsshing can possibly arise.
"rhe regulations Of Congress being oonstitu-
tionaily paramount. the duties imposed ,hereby
hpon tho ofheen Of tho United States, 90 far 40
~ have respect " TIE sspe msstors, must
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
The Position of Senator Daniel.

Inc position OF senator DdnteI.
From time to time the tongue of the
slanderer has been busy circulating the re-
port that the recent temporary absence
from the stump Of Senator john W. DANIEL
was due not to any throat affection. as he
pleaded, but to his GOODNESS towards Mr..
CLEVELAND.
As IN duty bound. Chairman MEADE Has
GISs. OF our Congressional District Com
mittee. informed Mr. DANIEL Of this sneak
ing work Of the enemies Of the Democratic
party in this section OF Virginia. and the
Senator promptly replied in letter which
We publish this morning, and which dis
poses Of the cansrd as completely as did
the buzz saw of the monkey that intruded
upon u.
There is no duplicity about JOHN W.
DANIEL. When he arose at Chicago TO
second the nomination Of DAVID h. HILL
the rout Of Hu.L's friends had already
begun, but he would not be turned from
his duty as be understood 1t. But il was
on his motion that the nomination of Mr..
CLEVELAND was made unanimous. and II is
not likely that q man who could dismiss
his personal feelings in the hour of defeat
would resume them when the hour of VIC
tory for the party was near.
However, the fact is that Senator DANIEL
has made about twenty speeches IN the
campaign; has written numerous effective
letters 10 wayering Democrats; was the
chief instrument in bringing Senator Hill
TO Lyncbburg by which great good was
done. aud Is al this very moment filing
appointments TO speak TO the people of
Virginia.
That Senator DANIELS heart is in
Our hight Is matter Of course. That
be regards Mr.. HARRISON as an enemy 10
our section and an incubus upon the coun-
Try We all know, and "a vote for wEAvEB
- vanity OF yani,ies," he now says.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Election Returns.

The Australian ballot system, with oil OF
its alleged virtues, Is not conducive to
quick counting, and inasmuch as twenty
eight States of this Union have adopted II
| in some form or other more or less CON-
plete. we may as well prepare ourselves to
| SIT up very late on the night after the day
| Of election IL we would be among the first
TO know who has been elected President.
We shall probably be able to hear from
! New York CITY quite early. and we trust
that that will be decisive as to that State
but we can expect no such prompt news
from Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, dc. How
| ever. what mortal men can do the editors,
correspondents, reporters, and telegraph
operators-and they are mighty host
| will do 20 find out inside of ten hours
after the polls have closed who has been
elected.
The chief difficulty to be overcome will
be in securing the returns from country pre-
cincts remote from telephone and tele-
sraph-offices. This trouble is increased
when the sender of the news INDUCES
in lot of platitudes and bombast, IN
stead of telling you mp and down how
many votes each candidate for President
and for Congress got, and whether the
net result is a loss or a gain for the
Democrats.
Here in Virginia but once in twenty
wears have We failed 10 ascertain on the
night of the election how the State had
gone. We need never fail Except where
Al Il. al ayN1 natta nl
official figures are needed 10 determine
the result if those who undertake to
send returns will make the comparison
of losses or gains instead of throwing
that work upon the editors here in RICH
mond. 1t often happens, too, that where
gentlemen are disappointed in the results
Of the election in their neighborhood
they chilGishly conclude not to for
ward the returns to the newspapers. and
thus make their friends throughout the
State the victims of apprehension posi-
bly, ten times greater than the facts would
warrant.
Comparisons next week should be made
with the presidential vote of four years
ago. when HARRISON received 15O 442 votes,
CLEVELAND 151 977, and Fisk prohibition
ist) 1878.
That was year when the DISPATCH was
not able to use Its Growing roosters, but
il was able the morning after the cleo
tion TO announce that we had carried
the State by "a reduced majority (plu-
rality) and had probably lost the presi-
dency. We feel confident that we shall
have better luck this year and we are pre-
pared to display the returns as usual on a
screen in front of the DISPATCH building,
and to put our Growing ROSTERS and boom
ing cannon at the head of our columns the
next morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Unlimited Deputy Marsha,s

In Alabama the United States marshal
instructs his deputy TO use his discre-
ton as to the number Of Federal deputy
marshals to be appointed. This he has
done in reply to the question whether the
deputy had the right TO exercise his own
Judgment in the matter. In word. these
Federal officials may be as numerous as
the marshal chooses TO have them. The
number of Federal supervisors Is limited,
but the number of deputy marshals is I'M
limited. Here is free government Tor
you. Here is repdblic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

Rev. J. =. SMITH. of Fredericksburg,
whose editorial connection with the Cen
trai Presbyterian we have announced, will
make his home in Richmond IN the course
of twelve months. He is brother Of the
late Mrs. Or. BRowS, who was so long
identified with the work Of the Hollywood
Memorial Association.
During the war he was a member of
SIoNEwALL JAcEsoN's staff with the rank
of major, and was that officer who, when
his chief had fallen and lay on the ground.
and when the firing wasEeDewed for q few
moments. placed his body between JACK
son and the direction Of the firing. giving
evidence of his purpose to sacrifice his owe
life rather than that his chief should be
again wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
Letter from senator Daniel.

LyScnBCRG, VA, November 2, 1892.
Colonel Meade Rdhms:
My Dear sir,-About 70 leave for Buena Vista,
where am TO speak for the Democratic cause
tonight. can bat huriedy answer your
valued favor The present campaign Is tho most
serious We have had since the days OF recon-
struction. IL involves, as no man familiar with
tho situation can DOUBT, the very existence OF
free institutions II the Republican party
should uHhsppily ges the power they will rivet
that power upon the country, suppress popular
elections by the force bill, aud throttle tariff
form, currency reform, and every manner OF
economical aud rsiormalory movement.
No one desires the election OF our presidential
and congressional tickets more than DO, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
No Money!

The Federal supervisors and deputy mar
shals may warm like bees around the
voting places on election. day, but the
Democratic House of Representatives will
refuse 10 appropriate any money for their
payment. Out OF 1872 members in the
present House the Democrats have 235.
They bold the purse-strings, and-thanks
TO Governor HILL--are likely to hold them
tor some time 10 come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04
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factories now working on their next sum
mer's stock, and the irnDOrters have closed out
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-04

in tho Ce"i'~y for November. which is
Just to hand. Mrs. BURTON HARRISON be-
gins q new serial. which has its opening
scene in New York, and is entitled Sweet
Bells Out OF Tune"
Since she achieved her great success in
the Anglomaniscs her writings have been
in much demand. and no doubt the Cen
fury pays her a neat little fortune for this
sfnrv