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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16
Congressman Goodnight Very III.

FRANKLIN, KY, Dec. 15.-Congressman
Goodnight, who was thought to have en-
tirely recovered, was taken violently ill
again last night at his home in this city,
and some apprehension is felt upon his con-
dition.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16
Glove and Hapdkerchief ca.e..

Satin novelties, sachets, etc., Christmas
cards, booklets and novelties at half price
10 close ont. Open every evening.
Jos. EIuHBAuM & Co.. 4S Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16

BUYER and seller meet through the me-
dunn of THE DESPATCH ads. They cost
little and are effectual.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16
News to tlle LadIes.

Our new Louvre gloves at 81 pair, laced
or buttons, is ready for your inspection; for
sale by US only. LouYRE, "A Sixth street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16
The state of the Mans Mind.

"I love him. the letter says. Now
simply say that that letter written at that
time. when there was no suit in the horizon,
SHOWS exactly the state Of the mans mind
tEen, aid there is no form of words that he
can use on the witness stand under oath
that will convince you that when he wrote
thai letter he regarded Gray as dishonest,
Incompetent or Incompatible and you know
as well as | Go.
Jw, recollect, that is the 10Th of june.
Did Gray ever swear before that?
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
Mitdea, sap.Satota, 9onneritas, oem IL. Nars 1892
5un-pai,nta.

Su Dem Sale bes Stoa.es geeer
bic Siour Sails 8rsipins Company in
SiuuI Sails bat Ri6ter Aitens Su III f.
sunIten Der Company eutitieosn. @r
ertIdrt bic 8rauerei iir einen 6ifentli.
den @emeiuldJnoen uno peroronete bic
3crit0ruHs bes Neutrality-suspicious. i'm
29ertbe uon 100000. Die Geieli6ait
wire ieocniGls sesen oieieu @iatiirs
ipru6 SerGfms einleScn.
@eO. g. Gruie, @ei6dftsidbrsr Der
Gaian5, nil iiir 9sntiOn1l Union Com
PAM Die Sem Senator Rettisrep 9ebo
renoe WGblmlble in Ynltic anfauien
Der @isentbiimer uerlanSt $4,000 bas
filr. Groie idst in BeSus oaraui, baB
I'M Siiben srcBe Rndirnse nad noros
weltli6en Wiebl beit, be, uuo Inn bie9lli-
an5er bort nit oem Gnfota BrObutt per.
ieben Su f6Hren. lei bic gllltanS bier ees
5tuunsrn, ieIbit ju fabri5ireu, ba bic gro.
BE Getreioe' uub DIebl gombination
DIE Hreiie ielbitberrli9 10 beitimms,
oaB gambler anBerbalb berlelben Ni6ts
tbun t0nnen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
Die oentTd)e 1fpratt1r in
Amrriitn.

Scr sinsm SiertcIiabrbunoeri
nieilTtt cir an9siebentr Bolititer oas
adu;Iidpe gluslterbsn Der ocutid,eu
S2rudle IN Nmerita fei nur cine Srn9c
weuigcs sabre.
Nb,r unisre Iiebe Wiutteriprodle hot
Nem betrefienoen @errn oieien Selo
len uIht getban. Sm SegcntbeiI po:
nc lih ausaebreitet uno teitere gSur-
Icin gewounen. gSeuh dnotrs oIe
Gaihtng neusr oeutihumerlanlidler
Sdulen cine iolde SejeiGnuns uer
o;ent.
IA, nod msbr, in eincm nnrbpsit-
lihtn Staate baben Die Yotrone oeier
frsien oeutiden Yriuatidulen on zen
NahIurutn nm Die GElltsns oeriCiben
ge.dmplt mo baben obaeiie9t. ~
lrunolId. oob oas ieinolide 3wongs
neiee aus ben Gtatutsnbu6ern oes
Staatec getil9t wuroe.
glber nidbt allsin bas ; lelbit in eng
characterization &rsifen 0.pinnt
Oas Suoium Der otutidsn Sprads al
5rsunosn. SierSu traeen pornebm'
lid Mdnner umfa6tnosr Biioung,
uit Or. 4aorew .. g9bits bel. @ie
Thomas SarlpIs aber Die 8ertbidd'
bans Der beutiden 9iterotur fur Gns'
lamb unb Sdottlanb permittelt bat,
10 Der Yrdhbsnt Der Cornell uniberf'
tat fur 9merita. Senn auf benz
Srunbs, ben Baparb SapIor unb @n.
brt eeIeat, beut CT fort.
60 srtldrt or nsuerbines in sinsm
Brisfe an Gussn Sssasr in Chicago /:
sd bofie fidG, sbab bic Belt nie'
mails fommen mirb, in Der bas Stu'
blum Der btutfhen Gprads aus unfe'
rem GIementarihulen perbannt mlrb.
8efonbere 6rsube aber madt 60 mir,
su bemsrteu, bab iorsiames Stuoinm
Der WsiRsritlde Der bsutihen 9ites
ratur in uultren hobersn 9ebrauifal'
ten mebr unb msbr gspaest wirb.
glua auf biefem Continent seipinnen
btutihe Dtnfer uno SdriftiteIler ims
mtr ..:al @inHub."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
nrr nrnr 1laturnliTatipus
e5rTei,rrt,parf.

Die Iibtraten 4aturalifatioussGe
iett, bic nod bsutt in @iltieftit Fno,
baben ntisntlid baju btisetrasen, bas
beutldamsritanii&e Clement Su befeiti'
gen. Gsnn nur neil He Burger tpa.
rem, obsr bod itrt bt;aaliAt Grtldruns
abssetbeu batten, tonnt<n uniwe
StammssnoKsn ibrtn @Iaubeu unb
ibre Spra&r pertbsibieen.
1essn bisit Raturaliiations'@siebe
ri&ttt fd aIlo Der Mnsrif natip,fis
f&n Gifsrtr nit bsfonosrer Seftiss
fsit. Ser 5lbrsr in bisiem 6slbsuse
ift assenmdrtis Strr Dates BON Mla'
bama. Dates ift elm Gr,itofrat unb
bot usbn fur ben semeinen Mann,
nod fur bic Nrbeit bes eemeinen
Wannes Gt,pas ibris. GrbeiterfAut'
aefebe bdIt CT fur Sumbus uno uns
nOtbis, bic ysemeine Ylebs" aber, bic
aus europa eefommen III, babt er. obs
pobl feline BorsItru bod fsIbf aus
europa itammten.
Durd ben Gelsbentwuri, Den Serr
Dates CUR Gridwerung Der Naturali.
iation sinssbraAt bat, min er suna&it
bas iosenannte erhe Napier btieitisen.
Oassssn mirb seiast, oab elm berarti.
ses Gonsrtb.Seieb iene Staatseeiebs
ni@t anfbeben mirbe, bic ben Snbas
bern ots eritsn Yapisrs bas Stimms
reht perlsiben. Uas LIT nun wobl
riatis; absr wenn bic 8in bes Mriito'
fraten aus alabama Geiet piiroe, 70
mlrben fsins srifen Yapiere mebr aus
aefellt unb Die in Neoe ffebenben
Stimmseber ipirben ousferben.
Das Der 9egenwdrtia i'm Saufs
| f&psbsnbs Geietentwurf peiter per'
| ianat, fdsint auf ben eritsn Bid gar
ni&t unpsrniinftis. Der Birserrsdts.
Ganbioat ion ndmli& bic 8erfaHuns
Der 8tr.. Staaten i'm Srisinoltegts
lleIsn ionnen. Auein ~ mel&en &bi'
canen miirbs sin folder Yaragrapb biz
Sanbbabe bieten Nfan&sr ma6treI
Mariner, Der CUR Gntfaltuns Der 9llfs'
queIIen bss 9anbss treu mitsewirtl
bat, miirbs BON natipiitif@sn Geribts.
beamtsn ober Mbpofoten 10 einae4n&'
tert werbsn, bab b,e Grwerbuna bel
Direerbriefes ibm bsrleiost wiiroe.
SonsntIib wirO bic Haturaliiations'
Bin bee Ssrrn Dates bas S4i6fol bs'
BON bsmftlben MbseorOnstsn i'm LETTER
Gonsrens sineebra&tsn Ginluanbt'
runesbiu tbeilsn - B. b. in ben Brun'
nsn fallen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
I erssbsrsos pon esiien. I


13. MdrS. Darn BIT. Der
grobbsraos aubwis Der gisrts BON SDeiisn
IL bsute Nsrsen seitorben. DE Staot il III
5rausr. Der neus grobbersos. Grnlt
euSw is Carl albert DilbeIm erblidts an,
25 Ropsmbsr 1868 iu Darmitabt oas si4t
Der Dslt. @srii9twsiis pe,iautet. bob sr
bos nliuiitsrinm Singer anfloieu unb Baron
gassrn init Der Sllbuns eines Rabinas pou
Konierpatipsn unb Illtramontanea bstrausn
wirb.
Rmiiii&e 8risssporbereitumi
IA. MGsj. Teriim. Bon S0nissl
berg meIbet elre Dspsiae s.g iortssisst,r
Ban uOn Golbatens garaden al Der ruiii
i&su G,rews rsiiii4risiis. Gsxaal Gurf'
baits NIT BEN Disiksus csisbIssabsm tag
lid Ronfusnlen ab.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
Gr eenatpr 6. aeroen ppn So,

@r senator e. 5er9en BON Yart'
itOn reiite pOrseitern iber Wiitdea nad
SiOur Sails in elmer anselessubeit, bic
mir bier ndber ertpdbuen unb ertldren
Uo0en, ba dbnli6er Sale mebr DO :
sOmmen m6sen unb uielleidt siner uber
Der anoere 2eier aus Der bier gema6ten
Grfabruns Nusen Sieben fam, Die an.
sele9enbeit. AZ eereu unteriu6mg uno
Orouuns Der bel Star ippbnbaite 5ar.
nler s. 2oden Ssrrn 5ersen beauitras.
tr, if fOiaenbe: Dor GINGER 3eit be.
sablte @ritersr an bic Siour 5oIlier
Gsentur Der anslp- american Qoan &
3ruit Gompaup bic bon bieier por iiinf
3abren auf Sppotbet ieiaer 5arm ses
borgte Summe bon $545 nb. bat dber
weoer glote no9 Sppotbet suriidsrbal
ten; bdsesen erbielt er tiirJlid Don ei.
nem Yroieiior on Der tlniueritdt in
Cambridge, WaR., cine Wtabnuus, bab
er, Der geiiBer Der nun filliesn 6ppp.
tbei, Sssabluns tpiinits, Sc itslIte lit
bsraus, baB bsrielbe BON Der 2eibaeiell,
i4ait bos Ssridbeaablte 80pital nidt
erbalten, Ob,uobl lestere baiiir amttirt
bate. go iteben bic Sadsn iebt unb
iperben mir iber bic GrsebniiIe Der llns
teriuduns 70 balb als lie erhdltlit, be,
ridten. Gs pirb ben meiitsn 2eierx
besanut ieiii. bab bic 2eibseiellidaiten
iuobl uripriinslih ibr eisenes Sapital
perleiben. aber bonn bic erlanstsn Sp.
pOtbefen iOIOrt i'm 0ftliden @slbmarst
pertaufen uno bas @elb pieSer ansleis
ben. 60 fam in sbisem Jalle bic Der
Nnslo.a amsriean 2oan &3ruIt Gompas
MP sesebene SppOtbei in ben Befs bes
llniueriiidts. IrOfeiiors, Ter feline Or.
iparnihe berart auf 2anb iidsr unb su,
nod 0ftli4en Besriffen. iebr boben Sns
tereiien obne bireite Mibeuoltims an
leste. Die @eieuidaft entbebt ibn TO-
gar Der Wiibe Der 8inieneinfaiIirnns
(uoiir iie ii4 iibrisens burh aui bic
oem Gisentbiimer besablten ;usei4lase.
ne TroSente anf aoilew bes BOrssrs
reidlid ;n euti4dbisen iueiB) inbsm iie
iolde sarantirt, iie ibm einsuienben Ed
uerpHidtet. Oh Der ehulbner bssable
pber ni4t. Mns bieiem @runoe bebdlt
bic @eie0idait bic Werfiisuns ibsr biz
Gins Coupons unb Tam enbsiiltias
Quitting fir 3ins5ablunsen sebsu.
lpenn aud bic SppOtbet in BeIib eines
Erofenors in Nen GHslanb ober eiues
Sdornteiufesers in Berlin iiberaegan,
gen. 9asesen i&eint iie. uenisiisns in
obisem Sale, bas saiiiio Der GinfajIi
riine oes aapitols benz aduier ber Sp'
potbei su iiberlaifeK. Mie benz aa9 iei
cine 2sbre ersiebt f6 borans: Naar
be3able feline 9apitulien an slsenturer
bon 2eibseieaidaften ob. obne bab bi,
SppOtbei nnb gsote su slsiher 8eit su
rhdsebdnoist werbsn. ober bo6 minbe
items. als ;eitiueiliser Griot. bic aasn
tur cine Wolma&t ses Weftsrs be-
6spctbes porpeiieu tann. bic iie sa
Giniciiiruns bes s.2itols unb sur Gm
pinnss bei&sinioSno i'm Namsn bss Gi
sentbhmers srmd&tist.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17

Nas bsutf@s woif bot 20
mblid ielbit unternommen, bic 9eioen
isinst &aiieys ~ ermitteln. Seine
Oiaaxc(e lautet: @ilbelm III. leibet
an 4renii&sm Msiben. Soaithma unb
DsfIitium.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
Kletoeritofen
nit nnr 5 Srossnt groEt

ju oertauieu, serabe senus, um Die Spe.
oitioustoiten Su oedtu.
8ersleidt uuiere greiie nit oeuen
anoerer 2doen uub Sbr iperbst gud
punoern, luie mir 10 billis uertanieu
tounen; Der @rinb III Der, baB uniere
aussabeu i'm Yerslei6e nit bolen ON.
oerer Sduier iebr aerius iins uuo ipir
bic Yrufite nit ben aunben tbeilen.
2elet uuienitehenbe herausiurbern6e
Breisliite; fommt unb itberjeust Gndb
our6 eisene unteriuduns bon ben
lnalitdt Der @aaren.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
an 70 dj rn-1 rdIau.

Sebautrnswertbs gage berbeut
btn Reloniiten an Der " olga,
6. W6rj. goubou. Der Reutcr'
ibe SpeSiaI SorreipOnoeui, rpelbSm Die s'ct
ri9teriiattm9 iiber ben Rotbrano III NnB
LAMB obllc9t lonote aus Sarutoll unterm -
Sebruar en S6retben, IN rpd6em er lld be
lunStrs mtt oen oeunden aoloniltep an oei
s4oIlo jc,aM. Sr dreIbtu II. ~. Die so
louuten, rtma 300 900 all Der .3ob lulD in
@,oeel ogr proitltGntel6en, tatbolll9en mr
Mcnnonitcu air6e dnseboreno, tonnte man
moyl jip pan aeutIes bee 10. Sabrbunoer's
numen Stclrn Gle lid sinen Weni9en:
ibIus nor, oem man aus pem Is. Sabrbun
bert berausSebobei, iorsfdlti9 prdierprt unr
pon ben Sluhiiilen mooerner Soeer, Der Ge'
brdube ipGtersr Gage obseiOnoert bat. Sas
ltnb Die Oeutldeu RoIoniieu an Der polga.
.lbrs ieei9c 9oSs III eine nod beoausmswr
tDere. ais be Der ruiliiden Sauern III anDeuI
Tiftritten. Siee erireuen lih penigiiens
meiit bes ,Slrr. tIiss Der eanbbeiissr, OeHeu
lie friiber ;n eisen SebSrien uRo bic nod cine
" RI patriar6oli4es gerbdltnib 81 ibnen be-
obodtsn. Sensn uber iebIt issIi&r ndiiira
lbe Frotettor, iie boben, abseieben Don eins
;eInen poblbabsnbsn arbeitsbaru Rismans
ben, an ben lis ii4 member t6nHtsn. IS be-
md6tist ld ibysr Oas cteiiibl, Sob man is
psdafIeu babe ;u ferbeu. SeIbit bic ipdra
Iiden SRsSierrrs ssipsnOen werbsn ibneu tdrss
li9sr oils anbsreh unb 6bsnbreiu nit Wlurs
rem pnabrsibt Die esisui8oft pom rotbsu
areus bat Ie soas iibaiebsn. Go fam es
stibebeu. Ssb, iDabrtae bic einlDObner rui'
iiidT D6ris III Sorotsii ssipeiit perben,
bic Geutiden oorbem."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
9Iepslanb uub Silber.

TO- NJ drs Ebilabetpbia. Da
bieiisen .gres- iDreltt ibr Rew Yorfe'
eousipOnos.u y rnis blsiism 6rennot Gle
pelunos iprsdsu emmiitbss bic aniibt aus,
oob, Ious pos oemotratilds Hepralmtantsn'
pons bic SlanOlde 5reiprasnnssbiu ni4I
iausu laBt. es w.nis ober gar feinen Inter
l9ise ma1en pirb, men bic bemofratii6'
fartel 81 lbrem 8anbioaisn Tnennt. Gleues
lamb elDn piirpe iid rueisern, bic 1omina'
t0n an;nnebmen, wenn in Der giatiorm ein'
Srsliilbers Giante entbalten ut. 2ariiber lei
lsin sntl9lub unamitoblid seidBt.-
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17

IL. Rdr;. Dien. Sn yiorbs DETER
reid uno llnsam bat eIn S4nseltntm BIZ
Snabsu unpsiiirbar ssma6t uno ;ablrei6'
sabalinien blodirt. Sisr psilenoe amerl'
tansr srtlarsn, Der Slurm sebe snem wehlii
den Slinarb nidt pisl nad.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17

Q. RarS. Serlin Tie tboibamt'
lldbs) .9lOroosuti9e ausemeius .3eituns'
briust bsute siusn ar.iteI, wsl6er aui eiHs
abduSeruns Der ReSIsunssYoltlOn sur
SdnlsdesporIase i4IisBen laBi. Ger AUS
ias sHtpalt zen foIsenben 4aius .gie Re
sieums pirb lsts bic anlidten Der Diinbts
beit rsipsiiIren, mean ioltbs pom G'trpmt Der
oiltnilicbsn yieiunns unteriiiiet wsroen. Gs
piro oarm Der aOmmiiliOn (om attunb.
;wanjissr ausi@ub Oes sunpta9s) eiu Rom
promib uorgeidlasen werben. 5als Ter ob=
scwislen wsroeu ioute, ulro bic &esisruns
ni1t perieblen. bic SsrantiportIidteit an bic
ribtst Stele su brinseu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17
aarfen psrlausen mebr Red
unh eidt.

6pnftantinspel. Sine conititl
tionsue Sepesnns madt iit mebr nuo meb
bemsrtbar. IS perbes iiberaa 6iusidriite
pertbsil, in IpsIasn Ssi&rdnti,us Der &edt
bes Sultans, prebfreibeit nnS @infibran
Der nsuen Grfnbunssn, pie Telephone, elet
trilds csleudtuns v. I. w uerianst wiro.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-03-17

12. mari. @a binaton, Sie
sebt bas esridt. bab Der geiauete i'll ebds
Gsan. nod graflisn uerisyt weroen lods
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

THE idea is popular that whenever
sickness seizes an aged person there
is greater danger than when the same
maiady attacks person of middle
life. A surgical operation Of the
major character performed upon one
who has reached the allotted three
score and ten disappoints no one if il
proves fatal. 1t IS not long since Sir
George Humphrey of Cambridge in.
vestigated this subject and found as q
result that the recuperatiye powers OF
those long past middle life were very
great. He was surprised at the many
striking instances of the rapid healing
of ulcers, wounds and fractures in the
aged. There is much in this to en-.
courage the aged who are sick or who
have postponed necessary surgical
treatment for no other reason than
because Of their burden Of years. An
aged tree will general thrive under
careful pruning.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24
Dangerous Breakers Ahead.

The Democracy of Idaho won 3
magnificent victory at the November
election. 1t wreste6 the electoral vote
of the state from the Republicans it
reduced their majority of 1890 fully
so per cent and divided county officers
with them IN every county. This is a
magnificent showing. 1t should keep
the members OF the party in closest
touch and harmony for 1894, and,
under these circumstances, should en-
courage the strongest hopes for com
plete victory in that year.
Ordinarily THE News would be full
of hope, full of encouragement, but
it imagines it hears the hoarse NUT
terings of distant thunder, that it sees
signs of cloud bursts which may de
moralize the party, if not distroy all
the good effects that have come to it
from its own gains in the state and
from the great national victory. There
are signs of trouble over the control
and distribution of the federal patron
age due the state. which, if it comes,
viii incite more disastrous war in
the party ranks than would be waged
in fighting the common enemy. 1t
will be a wedge to split the party in
manner that long years cannot bring
the parts together and cement them
again.
Such a warfare would be of strict.
" personal character and the crimi
nations and recriminations attempted
would make the names of the partic
ipants forcing it 8 byword in the
mouth of all good people. That side
viii go down beneath the depths Of
resurrection, That side will be buried
from party influence and party dicta
ton forever.
The wisdom of the party should b.
invoked to keep down this trouble
Let the right prevail 1t matters moi
what individual member or member:
may suffer Let there be that touch
Of members and that harmony In tbs
ranks that should follow such a veto
~ az was gained in November and al
will be well; without them all the
glory won may go down in the break
ers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

We may well believe that such a
demoralizing system will not again be
tolerated by the President. He will
take one of two courses. Either he
will make clean sweep as immediate
as it will be clean, OF he will appoint
Democrats to all the offices within bis
gift as fast as the commissions of the
Republican incumbents expire. Meth
er of these courses would be resented
BY his party. or, we believe, by the
country at large.-Republic.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

The magnetic statesman James G.
Blaine is believed to be on his death
bed. II Washington advices report
his case correctly be may lay down
his armor at any moment; while the
merry Christmas bells are Ginning;
"Peace on earth, good will to men"
or his spark Of life may go out with
the old year. Few American citizens
have commanded more universal re-
spect than Mr.. Blaine and a few of
those who quit work before him will
live longer in the memory of his
countrymen.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24
''OfEensiVe Partisanship."

There is one thing which The Re
public believes the country may con-
fidently expect of Mr.. CIeyelapd's
second administration and that is a
refusal to repeat the offensive par
tisan" pretext for the removal of Re-
publican ofhceholders. Such a course
is not consistent with the quality of
sturdy and courageous conviction
which has generally characterized Mr..
Clevelsnd's public life We may be
sure that he was led into it in the
beginning through desire to meet,
as far as possible, the views of his
party, and to avoid the dismissal of
officials in a manner that might leave
in the public mind suspicion as to
their competency or integrity. The
charge Of offensive partisanship"
came into use for the double purpose OF
satisfying the demands OF Democrats
of the Marcy school and of relieving
competent officers forced out of the
public service of any suspicion affect
ing their character as officials or as
men.
The motive was good but the re.
suits we're deplorable. In every com
munity where an effort was made to
remove men from office as "offensive
partisans" it made of other men, 9TH
erwiee reputable, the veriest ferrets
and Paul Prys. 1t transformed candid
and honorable people into spies and
informers. 1t alienated men who.
although political antagonists, had
always maintained feeling of personal
regard and respect for each other.
Its effect was wholly bad and with
out redeeming feature unless the
installation of some hungry person so
eager to get at the flesh pots that he
could not await the decent order of
events can be called one.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

NORTH CAROLINA will send one
Republican congressman to the next
Congress and only one. His name is
Thomas Settle, son of the late Judge
Thomas Settle so long and well.known
in the politics of that state. Young
Settle is only % years old, having
been born since the close of the civil
war. 1t hardly seems possible that
Old Time has been so swift in his
fight that one born since the waf
should occupy a seat in the next
Congress.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE RIVERSIDE DITCH COMPANY.
Location of principal place OF business.
BlackfOot. Idaho.
Notice-There Ia delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock ON account OF assessment
levied on the 9TH day of November Isgl tbe
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
respective shareholders as follows
w. II. Horton 100 shares $1,000
And IN accordance with law. so many shares
u each parcel Of such stock as may be
secretary in BlackfOot, Idaho, on the 81 day
Of january, 1895, at 2o'clock D. M, of such day
- pay delinquent assessment thereon, 10
gether with the cost Of advertlsinR aud ex.
penses of the sale.
Asylum, Blackfoot, JS0 w, gIvEra
Idaho. Sec Riverside Ditch Co
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

GOVERNOR MCCONNELL can strength
en- his administration materially by
putting good men, and only good men,
at the head and in management of
the public institutions of the state.
And more that, such men will lift from
his shoulders heavy burden of care
and responsibility.
The NEWS believes that it will be
counted the proudest act of his life by
the governor to give the state an hon
orable and satisfactory administra-
ton, and that all his efforts will be
turned in that direction. Bad man
agement of state institutions often
leave stains upon administrations that
are wiped out only by the rust OF
time, but we trust no stains from that
source will trouble Governor McCon
nell.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24
DISPATCHES from Boise Ulty tell q

DISPATCHES from Boise City tell OF
numerous recommendation Governor
Wiley will make to the legislature,
but if that body does not pay any
more attention to his recommends
tons than voters did to his election
proclamation the governor viii be as
uncomfortable as Moses was when
the candle was blown out.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

New York, Dec. 1s.-The Press
made poll of the Democratic men,
bers of the next Congress, and finds
164 in favor Of the prompt repeal of
the present tariff law, and 134 favor
radical repeal; in favor of the repeal
of the silver laws, 13s, and 1O1 want
free silver bills. There are "a in favor
Of an extra session of Congress, and
81 against The Southern, Western
and Pacific Coast Democrats are radi.
cal in their views, while New York
and Eastern members are more con
seryatiye.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

SENATOR FRED 7. DUBOIS will spend
the holidays at Key West, Florida,
with the Senate Committee on Immi.
grafton. The object Of this visit OF
the committee is to take steps to pre-.
vent the bringing Of cholera into this
country through that port.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

A LAW to restrict immigration TO
the healthy, moral and industrious
classes of Europeans will be passed
soon. Only few capitalists and
the steamship companies will object.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24

By what appears to be an author
itatiye statement from the East, Sena-
tor John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky, is
to fill the portfolio Of the treasury IN
Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet. Idaho Dem.
ocrats will say amen to that appoint.
ment.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-12-24
MoRE money has already been

MORE money has already been paid
out in creating the worlds fair than
the directors thought would be nieces-
sary to complete it when congress
voted to send the exposition to
Chicago. Ten million dollars was
thought to be the limit then. Auditor
Ackerman's report just issued shows
that the expenditures to Dec. l have
been s12, 46O,235.61. The receipts
have been s13,229,451.78 The avail
able balance on hand Dec. /, was
1896, 068 80, about enough to last two
weeks at the present rate Of expendi-
lures. But the souvenir coins are
coming soon, and the directors have
nearly 100000 yet in exposition
bonds from which no cash has been
received, so the machinery will be
kept well fabricated.