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The morning call., 1892-07-27
COLONEL BURNS WINS.
The Supreme Court OF Mexico Renders a
Decision in His Favor.

ne Nuurt OF hSA4co ANBuNaIs a
Decision in His Favor.
Adyices from Mexico are TO the effect
that the Supreme Court of that republic
has rendered its decision in the case of
Mark Brumagim against Colonel ID. NJ.
Dams, an action involving the ownership
OF tie Caqdelaria mine. The decision is in
favor OF ColoneS Barns, aud the concluding
portion Is as follows:
I'm virtue of the foregoing ii is evident
that tie decree OF the lower court iniD~ison
ing Burns was nnfounded and Illegal, Ter
the reason that the otfense upon which il Is
founded has not been shown 90 exiSt-rl
the criminal proceedings against Burns
lack basis; that the criminal warrant
against Burns infringes on his personal
rights AZ d should be vacated "
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TbeoIcrjc,I Sao,t,a

The San Franchises Theological Seminary
has petiticned the Superior CoUrt iiorleaVe 80
sell Tor $4,000 its property on Haght street.
near Octay.a. It is to the interest of the So
clety TO make this sale, for the seminary is
about to be re-estabiished across the bay.
The IT me building on the property is one
the landmarks Of the city. having been To-
Gated formerly as the city and university
colleges MLere lhe WigMam now stands,
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She Received No sonnort.

TIE divorce case of Luln c. Rand against
Wills RAM has been submitted to Judge
Wallace. They were married in Fresno in
December, $780, and she is only 10 years of
age. The proof is that he has not supported
her since the day of marriage, and when
she asked him for money he would put her
of and she was Obliged TO rely upon her
parents for food and clothing. She very
much desires to resume her name Of Vine
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ancy Goods.

Reduced to
IOe a Yard-NARROw CHIFFON BOND, all
silk, colors reduced from l5c yard; better
qualities also reduced.
2Oc YarE-SILK CHIFFON LACE, floral enects
artistically embroidered IN all popular cOiors,
reduced 10 SOC yard. 80,
I5c Each-STAMPED SOFA PILLOW SHAMS'
stamping o. cream Bedford cord, reduced from
25c each ,, 49,,
one Encb-STANPED SOFA PILLOW SHAMS.
stamping ia natural olOrings on Bedford cord,
reduced from 4Jc each: better quality reduced
D
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Gnldan Trnuf-

The Fish Commissioners have issued a
bulletin which is devoted to a description
OF three trout caught on Mount Whitney.
Professor Jordan, who was asked to classify
the FISH, declares 1t to be the famous golden
trout of the section where caught, and of
species entirely different from any found
elsewhere, either in the Rocky Mountains
or Sierra Nevadas
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Rushed Throueh in Twn nnnrs

Citizenship papers were granted by Judge
Lawler in little over two hours Time on
Monday night TO 81 aliens. Only one ap-
plicant was rejected, and for the reason that
he did not have witnesses to prove a FIVE
years residence In the United States. MANY
OF the applicants were unable to converse
In the English language and most of tie M
were OF Italian birth.
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Boy Candy RnrcInr,.

Thomas Maher, aged II years, was ar
rested yesterday by Policeman Stevens OH
charge of burglary. With three other
boys, who have not been caught, he is ac-
cused OF having broken into the CANDY
factory of j. Siedeld & Co., on Sacramento
street. The lads carried off several boxes
Of candy which they greatly relisbed.
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Broke His Jaw with Tones,

Philip Carroll procured warrant yester-
day for the arrest of John Mahoney on a
charge CT an assault with deadly weapon.
Both men work for the Distilers' Ice Com
pany at Eighth and Harrison streets.
During a quarrel early Monday morning
Carroll claims that Mahoney struck him
with a pair of iron tongs and broke his
The morning call., 1892-07-27
The AItrups. Bank Account.

Bertha Altrup had $1,000 on deposit in the
German Bank on the 3fst of May, 1891. but
her husband. George, asserts that it is COM
munIty property. He had asked the sur
render OF the control or this money, and
having been refused lie has sued the bank
and his wife Tor it, and TO enjoin the bank
from paving 1t 10 any one but him.
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

6I4c Yard-SCRIM, 40 inches wide, fancy open
work stripe, value lOc yard
81 90 Each-CHENILLE TABLE COVERS. %
size mOttled effects In striking colerlngs,
fringei, reduced TO 81 each.
Ri43 Frch-T PESTRY COVERS, fancy pat
terms frinrad "a size. reduced from % each.
S25o Each-TAPES1 RY COVERS, fancy pat
terms, S-4 size, fringed, reduced from SO 10
each.
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lima Gold Mine.

The lrma Gold Mining Company has been
incorporated to mine for the precious met
ais. The capital stock is $1,000, 600, and the
sum subscribed $1,000, by the following
named, who are also the directors: w. IL.
Bodwell OF Santa Clara, j. 4. Sims of BeTke-
ley. j.. L. Markley OF Oakland and l.. A.
Bodwell and William III. Robinson OF this
CITY
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Lost Her Reason,

Antonla Tails, an unfortunate Young
woman, became violently insane yesterday
afternoon on Potrero avenue, near Twenty
second street, where she was found by
Policeman HermeneZ, who removed her TO
the Home OF the Inebriates In the patrol
wagon. She viii be brought before the
Commissioners Insanity for examination.
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Marriedin Chamhers.

Earl w. Cramer OF 2215 Sutter street was
married yesterday afternoon by Judge Cof-
fey, in chambers. to Mrs. Constance Roy.
She was the widow of Robert Roy. ex-Su-
pervisor Of the Third Ward and secretary
of the Uibernia Savings and Loan Society.
Mr. Roy. it will be remembered, died from
blood poisoning after pricking himself with
pencil
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DIR. Alfred Gros.

The only additional information received
by the family of DR.. Alfred GrOs is the
receipt OF cablegram from Edmond, the
son. who is medical student in Paris, con-
firming what has been previously received.
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Held for Man.lauChter.

Judge Rix rendered decision yesterday,
holding Richard a. Raggett for trial in the
Superior Court on charge of manslaughter.
Bonds we're set in the sum of $1,000. He
was charged with murder, but owing to the
conflicting evidence and the d. ing deelara-
tlon of William Raggett, in which he exone-
rated his brother, he was committed on the
lesser charge
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Looking for spouaenberg.

Friends of George Spounenberg, who re-
Gently arrived here from Canada, have re-
ported TO the police that be has mysteriously
disappeared from the city. One friend at
COB Montgomery street says he has heard
OF something greatly 10 SpounenbeIg's ad-
vantage
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The Now sewarara sr.tem.

A conference was held in Mayor Sander
sons office yesterday afternoon between
the Mayor, Supervisors Burlng and Taber
and the three members OF the commission
lately established for the purpose of prepar-
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C0MPl6NlE GSNERaLs
IRA n 5 A I'll a ITO o L

e. to 80
CpMPANY'S PIER (NEY), az NORTH so~a
~ River. foGt OF Morton st. Travellers by <StrSSs
Ills line avoid both transit by English railway an
tie discomfort of crossing the ehanneI in a s.naII
boat
Ia 6ASCoGNE, Capt. SantelIi~.
............ Satur day, July Suth z: 50 An
La IOU RAINE. Capt. Fraugeul. ..................
s,.............,.... Saturday, Aug 9th, $500 A. c
la BOURGO9NE Capt LebOeuf. ....,.........,
,,,,,...,.,.. SATURDAY. 18th, 30 Az
L. CHAMPAGNE. Capt. Boyer T.......,..........
,,,..,...,........ Saturday, 'ns 20 h. 500 AV
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green New orS.
,. =. FUGAzI 4 CO, Agents Montgomery ave /,
San Francisco
branch once, 10 Montgomery street. mr2vst
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Electric Rod 10 the park.

The annOuncement is made that the
branch OF the San Francisco and San Mateo
Electric road which is to convey passengers
along Eighteenth street and from there TO
the park will be running in twc weeks.
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Tho Grand .Inrr.

The County Grand Jury was in session
all yesterday afternoon celebrating upon
cases whorein witnesses have already been
examined. No witnesses were called and
no indietmeR,s were filed with Presiding
Judge Trautt
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Lost a Finger Tin.

Maggie Hill, girl employed by The
American Biscuit Company. had the tip of
her right middle finger accidentally cut off
by cogwheal yesterday afternoon. She
was treated at the Receiving Hospital.
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OvERST0CKED.

We are overstoeked in few articles in
t. & T. Boots Premium White Semi-Por
celain, and offer for this week only the
following:
I. & r. Boots large-sizs Soup
Iureen. Recommendations. 81 % each
T. & r. Boots sin. Breakfast
FIates ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80 per Sc.
7. & R. Boots Teacups and
oaucerS .-.........- 30 per set
T. & r. Boots Coffee-cups and
oaucerS ....-........... 60 per set
T. 4 Il. Boots 10-inch Soup
'atrS.' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30 per set
The above quotations are so and 75 per
cent cheaper than regular prices.
IL you wait till the end of the week ana
we run short on the above don't blame US.
but adopt the sure way and come early.
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uEpERW EAR.

95c Fsch-EGYPIIAN COTTON RIBBED VEST
VII msde actual value soc each.
5Oc Fach-LADiES MUSLIN CHEhlSE' en-
broiderei tops, fine tucked, fancy embroidery
yoke reduced from 7oc each.
zoe = Pair-LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS, fine
tucked, trimmed, extra well made, reduced
from T5c a Dafr.
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Greenebaum win set,,e-

The statement is made that Alfred Greene
baum will settle with his creditors on low
basis, SO as to enable him TO resume busi-
ness.
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FcR EGFR PORTLAND p asT0R!a, OREGON.
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID SOOO-TON STEAMERS 4=s.s
i OF this line. carrying United States. <s-.z-EZ
Hawaiian aud Colonial mails, sail from FoIsoursL
Wharf under;
FOR HONOLULU ONLY,
SIS. AUSTRALIA. WEDNESDAY, Aug. 3 at . P n.
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
T.
SIS. MARIPOSA. A....FRIDAY. August 10. at ? r ".
For freight and passage apply at Office S27 Mar
ket street j. D. SPRECKELS Il BROS. co,
x6 u General Agents
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s. p RECTA-L-s


3
= pair - apa
5
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NORTH PACIFIC COST RAILROAD.
VIA.
SAUSALETO FERRY.
~ he Donahue Broad-Gauge Route.
TINE TABLE.


Commencing Thursday, May 26, 1892 and
19htA turther notice, boats and trains will run as
From SAN FRANCISCO for SAUsALITo. ROSS
VALLEY and SAN RAFAEL (week days)-7:S0
e;O0 IL 100 a. Nj as. 3:15, 700. 40 6:2O "
(o1hdays)-5:0O 500 10 :O0, II 80 A. NJ; 1880
100, ESQ, 20. $50, Gas P. NJ.
From san FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (week
go, 500, IL go a. II. 3:25. 500. ;45.
tsuadaysj-8;OO 90, 500. 800 1880 A. N; 1880.
2;50, 1870, 80 F. NJ Extra trip Saturdays as
40 P. NJ.
From SAN FRANCISCO for FAIRFAX week day,I
300 A.. ", 5 100 F. NJ
(suddays)-S:00 900. 800 II 30 A. NJ; 1880
1880 p.
From SAN RAFAEL Tor SAN FRANCISCO (weex
days-6:i0. 6:45, 7:45, Gals, II :O5 A. n. AS.
$3.50, :O0 P. N.
(sundays)-s:0O 80 II 200 A. NJ; 1900 M:I:Io.
20. :55, 5;l5, 6;05, 7;UO p. N. Extra trip on
saturdays at 6:25 P. N. Fare so cents round
trip.
From FAIRFAX fer SAN FRANCISCO (wesk
days)-7 36 A.. 5:l4 P. n.
tSUndays)-2:l5, $3.50, 5:O3, 6;45 p N. Fare so
cents. round trip.
From MILL VALLEY fer SAN FRANCISCO 1weex
aays)-6;25, e;65. 500 9:lo. IL u A. NJ 3:55
(suGdays(-s:O5, Io:Ie. HAS, a. NJ; 1920 2:4o
s:iO o;3V go P NJ. Fare, 40 cents, round trip
From sAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO 1weeE
dSys-645, 7:l5, s;15. 9:45, l1:40 A N ;N2:25
(suadaysj = s;45. 1925. l1:40An.; 1s.so Lao
3:15, :S5. 500 $50, AS r. A. Extra trIn IN
Saturdays az 800 r NJ Fare 25 cents rgHnI
' -1N
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Royal MAIL STEAM PACKET CD.

CTFAMEgS LEAVE ASPINw ALL.
- fortnightly for the West Indies and scHE$A
eeutnAmpton calling route At Chez -ssiAsEs22ss
Ierrg, France. and plymouth 10 land passengsrx
Through Bitls Of Ladiug in cenncotion WITH M
Jseifc Mail y ), Co, issued for freig aud trsAslrc
te direct ports IN England aud GersnAny
Through tickets from san francisco 10 Plymouth
Cherbourg Southampton. First clasa $l95; talsI
Glass; se7 b0. For further particulars apply 70
2slVu YAkkQlGx = GV. AgsngS S9j GalifocltAJs,
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COOK & CO.,
AGENTS ICEBERG FREEZER,
123 Kearny Street.
tv % II SuYe
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC NiAIL STEAMSHIP CD.

THROUGH LINE TO AkW YORK. VIA PANAMA
steamers viii sail az NOON ths 5th. Szsz
JttD ana 18th OF each month calling az S-tESfP
various ports of NJ exico and Central America
1hTough ilne Sailings-AuguSt D SS CITY ~ New
ork Au ust 10. IS. san Bias; august %, SIS City
sydney.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CFNTR Ar,
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at Mazatlsn. san Bias Manzanilto
Acapulco, Port Angel. Sauna Cruz ToaAa. san
Eenlto. Ocos, Champerico, San Joss de Guatemalh
Ataigta, La IibeFtad, La Union, Amapall Cort.4so
eaI. Juan del Sur ana P3nta Arena4
80 Nay line sailing-August 10, at II O'Clock noon,
IS. Acapulco
Whom the regular sa;n1 date fails on SulI1y
steamers VIII be dispatched the following Monday.
SArAN Nt n. >E
e~FoR lCKUHAMA AND HONG-KOY3
CoprscffSS st Yokohama with steamers tor
Shanghai at Hong Kong East IadlsL
7SStraits, etc;
Peru new ......,.. lSESday, August 1. at ? Z
City OF Rio de Janelro .Si JurdaY. Aug. y. at 2.
China ~ fton"l su}. fUGe-N-I ~e l. -, { ) P. NJ.
Bound-trp tickets TO YOkohsin..9ad return IA y
eueed rates ~----A
or freight or Passage apply at the oncs ca-assAs
First and Brannaa streets.
Branch Otiics--02 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent.
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nRY GOODS.


referred directly
genuine Hence the remark Some oi our prices are
mayeOu Wei Inendedt tna
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ANCHOR LINE.

United states MtiT Steam shiDs
Sail from New York every SaturIty
For Glasgow via Londonderrv
Rates tor Saloon Passage
BY s. s. CITY OF ROAIt, $50 aud upward,
according to accomn aGation and location or room.
Second Cabin, $50 and S35. Stesrage, SO.
OTHER STEAMERS, Cabin, $50 and upward
Second Cabin. $50. Steerage. SIG.
DIR fits at l west Current Rates.
For Book OF tours and other Information apply so
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, New
York; or 10 GEORGE W. FLETCHER, 6iS Market
street; or to T. ID. MCKAY, 81 Montgomery street,
san Francisco. mylO 5m
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Stf.o5


VIII buy this week handsome China Din
ner Set containing 100 pieces. Light spray
decorations, new "Fountbleau" shape. All
pieces in the Set with scalloped edges.
Regular price $25
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HOSIERY,

e1bc a Pair-CHILDREN' HOSE extra heavy
'0urlitv two thread, double knee, splced heel
aad toe fast coiors in navy and brown, actual
value 20 cents pair. ,-,- ,,,..,,
16c a Pair-IADIES' FANCY COTTON HOSE,
fsst color, extra quality reduced from zoe
Vair - - , :. -
16e'ec Pair-LADIES FANCY COTTON HOSE.
splfced heels aud toes. fast black boots, fancy
striped Tons reduced from 25c a pair.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The Democrats of the Congressional
investigating committee failed to find
the evidence against the tariff at
Homestead that they hoped for. In
stead they found these facts:
That the skilled work men at Home
stead earned wages ranging from $3.50
to 1878 per month.
That the Mckinley bill" reduce
the duties on the articles man ufactur-
ed at Homestead. instead of raising
them.
That Mr.. Frick, who Is a Democrat,
declared The tariff had nothing to do
with the Homestead trouble; that the
competition of Southern manufacture
ers, whose labor scale is much
lower, compelled the Carnegie COM
pany to ask a reduction in the wage
rate.
These are the facts. The free ira
der who denies them is an ignorant
fool or q wilful liar. Blade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

In bis speech of acceptance, in Mad
ison Square Garden, New York City,
last week Grover Cleveland said: "We
see the farmers listening to delusive
story that fills their minds with visions
of advantage, while their pockets are
robbed by the stealthy hand of high
protection" The N. Y. Press, in an
swer to Mr.. Cleveland gives the fol-
lowing facts and figures showing by
contrast what protection has done:
Under the ''stealthy hand of pro-
lection" American farmers and me-
chanics sold to other nations last year
81, 030, 1886, 626 worth of products,
against S695. 654, 5o7 the last year that
Mr.. Cleveland was President. The
balance of trade against the United
States the last year Mr.. Cleveland was
President, was SOS, 507: the bal
ance of trade In favor of the United
States this year was $202, ga, s42.
The national debt the last year Mr..
Cleveland was President increased
$40, 456, 40; the national debt this
year has decreased 81, 1856 200.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

One of The last great strikes in this
country was in an unprotected industry
at Silver Valley, Ill. Seven hundred
miners employed there by William L..
Scott, a Democratic leader in Con-
gress, struck against a reduction of
their pay from 80 to 10 cents a ton.
Non-union miners we're employed. and
the old men lost their work as we'll as
the homes which many of them had
bought on installment from Mr..
SCOTS land company. The legislative
commission of Illinois which investi-
gated this wrong, reported that the
skilled miners, when fully employed,
had earned an average of $28.75 a
month prior to the strike, and would
earn about S24 month under the
new scale which Mr.. Scott had put in
force. the unprotected Spring valley
miners, skilled and unskilled, therefore
earned $500 a week. The protected
Homestead workers, skilled and I'M
skilled, averaged about $21.5 80 week.
Is 1t surprising that four fifths of the
iron workers of Pittsburg are sturdy
Republicans, or that Congressman
Boatner exclaimed at Homestead dur
ing the Congressional investigation
under democratic auspices: "These are
the highest wages ever heard off,
~. Y. Press.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

At the time the Mckinley bill was
before Congress, print cloths (calicoes)
were selling at A 1-16 cents per yard at
The factories in Fall River. To-day
they sell at 81 cents per yard and bus
mess is lively and $4,000 people are
employed in that manufacturing city.
On July 18th, the mill owners and op-
orators met and voluntarily advanced
the wages Of their employees 81 per
cent. The fact that those mills are
turning out more goods and making
more money, selling at lower prices,
and paying higher rate of wages than
they did before, shows the condition
OF the cotton industry all over the
land.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

Gov. Winans has issued @ call con-
vening the legislature, for the purpose
of re-arranging the senate districts,
and reapportioning anew the legis-
lative districts. The democrats will
try to re-gerrymander the state the
same as they did at the regular session,
but will hardly succeed, even if they
do seat Senators Wisner and Bastone.
who resigned over year ago. To ac-
complish their purpose they will de-
stroy and falsify records, commit
frauds, and perjure themselves, etc.,
if they are given the opportunity, and
the special session is liable to be more
of disgrace to the state than the
regular.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The hiliarity of Adlai at theManhat-
tan club after the notification meet
ing, recalls memories of the Greeley
campaign of 1S72-twenty years ago.
B. Gratz Brown, of Missouri, was the
tail of the Greeley ticket. and he sud
denly became SO ''sick" at a Demo
cratic meeting that he could not ap-
pear on the platform. It was gravely
given out that Brown had partaken OF
a delicacy known as "buttered water.
Melon" which caused his illness
but it was well understood that he was
too intoxicated to appear. History is
repeating itself. Blade.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The present administration Is daily
demonstrating its ability to meet the
emergencies of the times and dispose
satisfactorily every question arising in
such business manner as to advance
national interests and command the
respect of the world, says the Hub.
It has not been only clean, but patri-
otto as well. 1t is an administration of
large capacity. Its business energy has
been the most pronounced of any adj
ministratiou In the history Of the re-
public. In this respect IL represents
the genius of the people. It moves
with them and for them in developing
and sustaining the highest expecta-
tions In OR national life. It's achieve
ments make record which, as it APP
pears on the pages of history, will mark
one of the brightest eras in the history
of the republic. IL Will be known as
the golden era of true Americanism.
and will be an inspiration to good citi-
zenship in all the years to come.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

One of the results of the policy of REQ
iprocity and protection, William Ele-
roy Curtis forciably says:
1t is due to these conditions that
the ruins of the ancient world vibrate
with the shrek of a Philadelphia To-
connective; that the holy Kremlin at
Moscow and the Vatican at Rome are
strung with wires that were spun in
Pittsburg and are lighted with lamps
that were made in Lynn; that the
murmur of an American sewing ma
chine Is heard in every palace of Eu-
rope and Asia; that the King of Siam
communicates with his minister
through an American telephone; that
the basement of the Parliament House
in London is filled with machinery
made at Providence, Rhode Island.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The supreme court of Michigan. like
that of Wisconsin, has, it Ia to be
hoped for all time. put an end to the
gerrymandering of the senatorial and
Legislative districts of this state. 1t is
pity that the constitution of the
United States does not contain pro-
visions that would enable the supreme
court at Washington to kill forever
the gerrymandering of congressional
districts also. -Det. Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04
During the three years of HarrIson's

During the three years of Harrison's
administration there was paid of our
national debt about $500, 600, 600,
thereby saving ga, 600, 900 per year I'm
interest. That is where the surplus
went; but such men as Godkin of New
York State contend that the public
debt should have been let run, and
the revenue reduced, so that the peo-
pie could have had the use of the
money. That may be deemed good
Democratic financering. but Demo
cratic tinanciering has twice bank
rupted the treasury of the United
States and seriously injured the credit
of this country abroad.-State Repatb-
IicGn.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04
After 1s years of unqualified control

After 16 years of unqualified control
of South Carolina by the "White
Mans Party. the clergy of the State
have been appealed to appoint day
of general fasting and prayer in the
interests of law and order. The petit
tons to this effect, which are being
generally circulated and signed, set
forth that mo mans life is safe in
South Carolina" Could the situation
have been worse If the negroes had
been allowed to exercise their lawful
rights?-N National Tribune.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The Welsh tin plate makers asser-
tions do OF agre with the American
free traders in regard to the success OF
the establishment of tin plate factories
in the United States. They are noti-
flying their workmen of their practical
abandonment of the business, but in
form them, that they "can get work In
America" This is true. as the immi.
grafton of many skilled tinworkers
proves. -Det. Journal.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-08-04

The Cleveland and Adlai notifica
ton meeting in New York should
have had, on front platform seat,
that prominent Chicago Democrat,
William 7. Pinkerton. the head OF
the 'Pinkerton men," side by side
with that eminent Democrat from
Pennsylvania, Henry L. Frick, of tn,
Carnegie Steel company, Homestead
Both are Democrats of the strictest
school. Blade.