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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

The omission from the Gladstone cabinet of
Mr.. Labouchere, editor OF the London Truth,
and one of the foremost radicals, may make it
interesting for the government further along.
"LAbby and the queen are not good friends
nsathsr have Gladstone and himself many points
OF personal or even political contact Mr..
Labouchere, while q man Of considerable ability
In certain directions, is . very undesirable col
league. His radicalism IL Of the mos. pro-
noonced type, but tina, could be borne by
liberal ministry II he we're not SO bent on say
ing the brightest things in the most offensive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
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IMPROVEMENT SALE Or Dnr Coon.

UNDOUBTEDLY THE GREATEST
SALE OF DRY GOODS THAT THE PEo-
PIE OF WASHINGTON or ANY OTHER
CITY HAVE EVER KNOWN. IN ALL
THE HISTORY or THE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS THERE IL NO OTHER Ix-
STANCE LIKE 1T.
WHILE THE IMPROVEMENT TO OUR
BUILDING ARE IN PROGRESS WE
OFFER OUR ENIIRE STOCK or Dny
GOODS. NOTIONS. &c. ar COST. AND
IN MANY INSTANCES BrLow COST.
MANY OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE TAX
ING ADVANTAGE OF THE Low
PRICES AND ARE BUYING NOW ron
FALL USE. WOULDN'T 1T BIZ WISE,
FOR YOU TO DO TINE SAME,
THOSE OF YOU IN NEED OF a. A. n
ENcAMPMENT SUPPLIES. Such 40
sHEETINGs. BLANKETS. COMFORTS,
&C. WILL SAVE MONTY BY TAKING
ADVANTAGE OF Our CosT PRICE
IMPROVEMENT SALE
THE IMPROVEMENTS THAT ARE 60
ING on TO OUR BUILDING DO NOT
INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS. AS A
MATTER OF PACT. WE HAVE BEEN
BUSTER THAN EVER SINCE THE I'M
PROyEMENTs WE'RE BEGUN We
HAVE A LARGE VARIETY or LADIES'
SUMMER AND FALL WRAPS. WHICH
WE'VE MARKED DOWN BELOW COST.
AND. II YOU'RE IN NEED OF ANY
THING IN THIS LINE. IT WILL PAT
YOU TO SEE WHAT WE HAVE BEFORE
BUYING.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
The new government in Great Britain is mad

The new government in Great Britain is made
up chiefly Of old material. as expected The
radicals are disappointed, but the prime min
ister's task seemed to require . cabinet in which
that element should not be too conspiouously
represented. The cabinet viii contain, besides
many other experienced and notable men, three
whose names have been canvassed for the sue
eession when Father Time removes Mr.. Glad
stone from the scene. These are Lord Rose
berry, Sir William Vernon Harcourt and John
Morley. Rosebery's appointment. to the foreign
sscretaryship, which was regarded for while
slighry In doubt, was so obviously the right
ore that II bad to be made or the perplexities
Of the new government would have been greatly
increased Under his leadership doubtless the
pelicy Of Mr.. Gladstone in Egypt and perhaps
IN the east viii be pretty much the same as
Lord salisburys has been-at least for while.
Great Britain, In view Of Russian aggression,
10 hardly prepared to weaken the understand
Ing with the triple alliance powers. Her po-
sition on the Nile must be maintained. The
omission Of Mr.. Bryce, who was expected to be
secretary for Scotland, may YET be supplied by
diving him the place Of first commissioner Of
public works with a seat in the cabinet. Rad
ical discomfort would be mea,urably appessed
~ 20 notaoie An appointment, out inssmucn a9
he was Purposely excluded from the original
program this does not seem likely. Mr.. Bryce's
Advancement. next to that Of Mr.. Gladstone,
would be gratifying to Americans, 1t is hardly
necessary to say. While Mr.. Morley Is en-
tirsly acceptable to home rule Irishmen they
are not quite sure Of Lord Houghton's appoint
mens as viceroy, so little known is he to the
public save as liberal member Of the queens
household in g former government. All in all
the new cabinet Is a strong one, notable for its
ability, its experience and its hornogeneousness.
Az IL has several months in which to agree on
III leading measures before parliament, viii be
expected to deal with them, q coherent policy
may be looked for. Nevertheless most Of the
difficulties VII probably remain, no matter what
good fortune in the mean thine comes TO simplify
the situation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

The pitched battle at Oliver Springs, Tenn,
between the convict guards and the attacking
miners might have been anticipated. That 1t
did rot ocenr at Tracey was due entirely to the
numerical superiority at the latter place Of the
miners The state government would seem to
be eriminally indifferent to its duty in the
premises Either the convict lease system
should be abandoned and the convicts employed
on the public road. or in some work less likely
to make friction than mining, or the force Of
guards should be considerably increased The
right and duty Of the state to keep prisoners at
rsmunerstiye labor must be admitted o Their wise
me penlteniiAry system is abortiye and had
better be abolished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

The leading characters in both parties seem
to be entirely occupied, stses-villain-like in tell
ing each other TO do their worst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Robert G. lngerson said recently: "Both
parties are engaged in figuring how they can
defeat their own candidate and no, elect the
other fellow" The question arises whether the
colonel means by this to give encouragement. to
the peoples party. Or has he been betrayed,
- witty people often are, into saying more
than he meant?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

6Adstone's cabinet Is announced, and the
kieksrs are now taking their innings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Logan Murphy Of Kentucky killed his father
In cold blood Mrs. Alice Croker Of Chicago
vss strangied by her son while they were in
Germany. IL. as theorists declare, there are
crime waves it Is clearly paraicidai fury that
rsigns at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

The latest news from Gray Gables Is, as
usual, that Mr.. Cleveland has gone fishing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Texas politics are in evident need of weapon
carrying Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
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To TIE PEOPLE.

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nh = HofAA
Several pairs left of the Ladies' SIX 0iovsa
black and coiors at &c instead Of SOC.
>0A .' ooASNis'
A Good Durable Summer oorsss ct Soc.
We have marked down the ''R. ! q. /" Iinsn Osr-
set to e1-73.
sonn.t.s Corset. IN short and long waist. nom
To ..'s out ss s;. ss y: Ss. Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Chairman Carriers idea Of making inroads on
u solid south will. If vigorously pursued.
mean either brilliant victory or a great waste
Of ammunition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

The garbage question need never be so anx-
iously at the front again as it is this summer.
but IL 10 in its very nature perennial and cannot
long at any time be showed to the rear. good
service 10 . public necessity something to be
fought for a. for the salvation Of human life.
That is Just what it amounts to in the end.
Cleaning up the garbage is a very simple thing,
but simple things are often the most difficult,
such u the tendency in this world to slur over
work, to shirh responsibility and to avoid what
ever Is unpleasant in duty. Just now, as The
star has so Jf,en commended, the needful thing
10 to remove the refuse, to thus save the city
from bad odors and the danger Of disease due
TO such causes as the decay and decomposition Of
vegetable matter. The consideration Of plans
for destroying the removed garbage, while i'm
portani, Is yet a secondary Question. The
speedy collection Of the poisonous refuse and its
instant removal are easily the prime matters
and must be attended to before anything else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

New DREss GooDs.
Fail Dress Goods are coming in daily. Among those
received today Fancy Crystaiines. which is Ben
galine weave with gold and silver threads woven
through-the effect is decidedly novel We hsve them
in garnet myrtle olive. golden brown.
tan ana slate. 40 inches wide. 81. 10 yard
velour Russo. is the name Of another line Of
dress soods-a corded weave. with nne colored
spots IN contrasting colors. not unlike the material
used for gentlemens vests. There the following
combinations: Myrtle with old SPOT navy with
cardinal spot. navy with white spot. golden brown
with yellow spot. black with old rose. black with
white. cardinal with white and garnet with white
Forty inches wide.
s1.Oo yard
Tvo-soned diagonal Serges. brown and green. car
dinal and black. brown and navy.
Forty Ave inches wice 81 IS yard.
new serge-the Herring bone" Weave. splen-
did FOR blazer suits
Fifty-four inches wide 81. 90 yard.
NEw Hos1KRr
100 dozen Childrens Fast Black Medium weight
Ribbed Hcse-3o gauge spliced heels and toes Sizes
0osH Rssul'r2'e- quality. for l9Crs
Ladies' Fast Black Isle Thread Hose hish-splicsd
heels. ribbed and plain; onyx dye superior quality
For 35c. or 8 pair for 81.
Ladies' Lightweight Fas. Black Cotton Hose
spliced heels and toes, onyx dye
Excellent value at 25c.
New CH1rroxs
Double edge Chiffon. o. inches vide. handsomely
embroidered both edges in white. cream pink.
black and lavender. Only acc e yard
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

Some OF the Congressman should alp around
70 the Capitol now and see how beautifully Diff
1Drsnt 10 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17

MI Dana says that be hasn't time to provide
the democratic campaign committee with a
Force Bill article, but says Senator Hill is Just
the man Mr.. Dana evidently purposes to see
that David stands in line and behaves him.
aak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
WILLIAM H.. MoKsrw:
/. 933 Pa. AVE. NV.


SAKs AND COMPANY
SOUND "UspERsrAsp1se."
Y, YOUR next buy in SHOES will
Wy be the heavier weights. We've
thrown out Q hint or two be-
fore as to what you might expect in
this line this fall We know
we've built your hopes high-but We
haven't painted the facts . shade
too strong. Perfection only comes
from experience anyway-and we've
turned ours to good account.
Take this world over and there are
lots Of shoemakers. But the mas
tiers OF the art are few. We have
sifted them down to less than
dozen-who come up to GU. ideal Of
satisfaction. They are strong on
all the points that combine TO make
perfection-Quaiisy. Of course. first
then comfort-then style-and then ~
take a hand-in marking the prices
One Of our successful sndeavors this
season win be the ehedpness Of the
best
May not be . soul Of you
ready yet to walk in the fall
weights-but you'll take an interest
in hearing about them. Have
look at them.
Ladies' Bright pongola Button Boots
hand volt. with Philadelphis patent
leather tip and coffin toe.
81.
Little enough
Well. we should say so!
Ladies' Bright Dongola Button Boots
-hand-turn welt. opera toe and patent
leather tip.
S..
We know they'll suit.
We GUARANTEES you'll be satisfied.
Ladies' Bright Dongois Button Boots
hand turned and made on Common
Sense last
s..
Wouldn't be high at 80.
But you know ". ar. Away.
cheapest.
Ladies' Bright Donsols Button Boots
-nhde on wslkenphast last-patsnt
leather tipped
$3.50.
You'd expect them to be more.
Judge Of them BY the quaiisy-not
the cost.
Ladies' Bright Donsols Button Boots.
made with Common Sense. Opera and/
patent-leathsr tipped toes.
$1.98.
marvel for the money.
We're going to make . leader Of
this grade.
Every day sees some new line AZ
rive and take Its place In the great
variety. You'll see more kinds-
more good kinds-hers this season than
we've ever had before-mens. women1
and childrsns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
The Box NJ AnoHE.
1t 3l4-3l6 Urn ST. N. w.
A CANDY LIST.

D1xHL AND OrHEa Eascrs,c FAss
Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy-
nAnos overhaulsd and put IN Nhog-
eush order. Comnutatoss turnsd
OF and new ones furnishod
Field Nagnsts and ArmAkures rewound
IN our own shop Tie promises.
Motor sad Dynamo 1suahss ~ ~
naehins In skork o. maAs 70 csdse
JORDAN EseI.EON
Engineses, Nachtnists, nectieians.
su17-lm 6t2 lotha. Nv.
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PIANOS.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
WoopwAnD Am Loruno,.
10TH. nth AND ? sra NV.

0cIessd a sesry sssnise sseeps sassrdasv.
0AsN W Gloss ell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-17
ABour WA1srs.

Just now We have all sizes In our famous Navy
and Black Storm Serge Blazer Suits. shawl-rollinG
collar. bell skirt. $40 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-11

Tribune has male him for many years one
Of the most conspicuous men in The country.
President Harrison appointed isiD Minister
TO France. position wbish he filed with
Conspicuous ability, securing for this country
conrsssi0Hs To it, commerce. that viii
confer sast benefits upon orr peo-
pie. We do nos know thai ever before ID
the history Of our country both the t;snsii-
dates On a national ticket haze been grain
ases 81 the same nnrereity Mr. Eeid
Miami. graduating from there 10 l.5';, four
years later than Pressdeui HARRISON lie
entered at once into journalistic work and
at the e5eaing Of the eiyii war he Was sent
into the ie3 as the correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette. His letters written
over the signature Agate attracted
NATIONAL attention.
Subsequently be served a. sFie-.ie camp
10 General wilhAm s Rosecrsns. He was
present a, tbs battles Of Shiloh and Getty.-
bnrg After the war be- was elected libra
rian Of The National House Of Represents
tises. About this tinse be wrote AFTER the
War" and Ohio ia The War" (two sols. J.
I,ooks that attracted ide attention. Later
on he came to New York at the invitation
Of Horace Greeley anil became an editorial
sriter on the Ses FORK Tribune After
the death Of Mr.. Greeley he became is
etiitor and principal owner, He was Of
fsre,l by President Hayes the post of minis
ter 10 Germany and similar ap-
pointment by President Garfield. Mr..
Reid, in addition to his book. had been q
yoluminons contributor to Pc rioflical liters-
ture. His nomination Wis wise move and
Wilt contribute materially to Republican
success at the polb next Noyeuler
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The Republican Platform

The platform adopted by the Minneapolis
convention is an admirable statement of
the great principles underlying the Repub-
bean party The enforcement of the
protective system, under which this nation
has achieved an astonishing growth Is wisely
made the first plank of the platform. other
issues will be- of mHor and secondary con-
sidsraiiDn ~ the coming campaign as COM
pared With the question of whether or
not this great policy of govern
nIeHt inauguraied and maintained by
the Republican party, shall continue ip the
years TO come To fssten American industry
and protect American labor, How can any
citizen of the United States having at heart
the welfare of his country and the prosper
ity of It's leople, take any exceptions To thi.
declaration.
We believe that all articles which can
not be produced in the nited States, ex-
cepi iHxuries, should he admitted free OF
duty, and that on all imports coming into
competition with the products of American
labor, should be levied duties equal to the
difference between wages aor"h" ana al
home
II would certainly seem ss If every think
ing man in the country would readily and
corni'iiy subscribe !" 'l'is aoctfi'" 50 clearly
MAINTAINING 'h' l"rah'"""t ih''fcS'S III me
industry and the labor of our hand It i.
nothing more or less 'h'h the declaration OF
Paulo'ic otHei that tue government OF
'i'is country sfou'd l'g's'"'e ior us own
WORKERS ra'her IMAM Tor t'e workers oil
foreign 'anos. We are cohhdcht tha'
VIII appeal as clearly ana strongly
To the good Scn'' of the American people III
TIE coming campaign rs II ever mas III the
past
lhe platform justly arra'ghs the Demo
cra'i' parry Tor ITS attempt To destroy our
''r'n 'F''''i i'ce'h''al' ''' 'or US '''''r
oPp"N'''o' !" Tue hep"o'icah ioncs Oh re-
e'P'"''N' uh''r "h'ch our export if"'
'aS Vastly i"'feas'a "''' ne" ann ehi'r3e"
markets. nave "eeh opener '"t Tue Pfo'"c'S
III our ''rh'S M" Workshops ne
parry res"'rh' rs o'''''''c "''"'''F
VI ""''eS' "'o'''t ~ '''"'''S '''e use VI
'o'h go'" anu SILVER II Truly says that
'"e '''"r'S'H " 'h' country Us far"''r'
anu "S ""rsi'Ho"en' ''h''"i tn't every
''"i'ar' paper or COM 'S'ucn by 'he govern
"eh' '"'i' u" rs eoo' as any o''et' anu
'o'''''e"''S ''e '''F' ''N'" " our govern
''c''' W S'e"le 'h ''"'''"''o'''i monetary
c""'er'hc' !" a''"l'' S"'' measures W. VIII
insure the parity of value between gold and
.,lser for use as money throughout the
World rt, ,l,,for,n demands -, l,,,es,
"h''o'' ''i Fe''''n'N "fPuV"'' ~" hPPFe'''
of the Monroe doctrine.
The opposition of the party to the com
b,,at;,, ,f c,,i,,I in ,r,.ts for tho
PURPOSE VI '""''o'''''g' arbitrarily
the condition OF trade among the people is
announced in uneauivoc,I terms The
g ,,,., ,.,,., J.I;,,..,. .,..,,,,
10 '"r"i 'o"hS '"n images i ahNocatea :
civil service is endorsed: and the opinion
EXPRESSED tina, the interest of American
..,, -, u.., A.. W..
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caha' sh""" Ne e'nS'fhc'e" anu that 1t
should he controlled by the nitcd States
government The national ,b,racter of
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-11

The Democratic party of Maine again
proclaims its hostility Ia our Prohibltory
laws. Under the banner of rc-~uhmission
it has begun the long march that bring well
into the wilderness about the upper waters
of Salt river next September.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-11

Tot the purpsss Of dominating a candidate for
s,ss.resf 10 b. sappvrird NJ the SEPTEMBER Flsr
,ies and nominating candidates for sisrtofs al
srxs for Prr,ideat add yiee FYesidenf to be sap
psffsd at thu sGge Hber sIertion. aud tTansasting
any other basBass that may property eoIse before
a.
The basis Of representation viii be- - foilsss
T4eh CITY. Town sad fisnt#il"h wiH be entitled
70 orr dsfszair, sad for fssh seventy rFr votes
cat fyf the krpaiiiesp cIsdd<fe fpf tdsFrB1f IN
i.,s 90 sditls,lsl deiegafe. sad for fFsrt'ap Of
forty votes In gf serenity h'e votes an sdhi
tioasl d.isgste.
Vs~sselss in The dsie ysti1a ~ any tity. Town
or Plant sfl0s can gaiy be lied BIZ sestdsgs of The
eoss to which TIN, sacBBry rxists.
The state G0famitee viii he Is sesei9t ~ t'i' -
eeptlop room 81 The HRH ~ Bssfe o'esprk ~ th'
insfnny Of The osFTHti'In, fot the pufiose Of re-
ssisina ths rr.ientials u drisysies. heiega'es,
IN order To be riigitis participate n tii" 'yufsH
ton nust b. elected -8-sstssnt 10 ifs date 81 tht
cali for tbi- Con, snii1O.
An etrefpr. Of Mslas without regard 10 past 20.
HfIca difference shG IRE ia fssns sf maintaining
a Protective Tariff WIN belisse in the BeT,Ifiiesp
policy II Reciprocity, In protecting the Industries,
and The agricultural product Of this state Ia
.i.vsting aud diauifyimg human lAbnf, by -.
curing io the lstarer HE just frwsrd ~
sound aud homes, currency 10 fr'- popular rtibea
tim IN securing political power to every citizen
IN thu promotion If the Of temperance, 10
inst and equal taxation in al inrssurs's for The
snrpuTaxrtnrBi Of American mp building, and tB
.n rcnuntnJc. Al aud rfcie.t administration II state
srsir- are cordially invited To mil. with the Re
putIiesns in the selection Of delegate to this con
ssution.
PR order. Republican state oomwitt,e.
= N MANLY Chairman.
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J. 3. sDiTHAKD. SECRETARY
Augusta, Maine. May II. isr..

No notice whatever will be taken OF I'M
signed communications. An SUCH will be
put into the waste basket unread.
THH JouRSAL CASSor BIT HELD RE-
sroSs,BLE FOR TIM PRESERVATION OR
RETURN or HEJEcrLp CoHMtSft ATOMS.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements 10 Bur
leigh Il fiyBt, Publishers, Augusta, Me.
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onc of the amusing and intercs,iu.
features i'll connection with the entertain.
mcnt TO be given in Golden Cross Hall mex,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-11

sharpcns the appetite, tones up the Digestive
organ. and brings health in place Of difease.
In small wine-glassf,3 do-cs It's effects ar
apparent within 3 few ,iays in Rheuniatie'
Kidney and Bladder pains. sold by prng'
gists everywhere. d&wehwky
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Local Notice.

W-iIOWE'S ORCHESTRA 49, Muse
furnished for all occasions address fEass
VI. Howe, III Sewall St. Augusta, Maine
jHne7e0htf
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The work on the foundations for Everett
Halls new house ON Sewall street WI,
finished yesterday and the erection of the
supcrstructure will begin immediately,