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The morning call., 1892-03-20
TEXAS SENATORSHIP.
Report That Chiffon Has Decided to With
draw From tho Contest.

Report That Chiffon Has Decided to With
draw From tho Contest.
AUSTIN. Texas, March Ex-senator
Horace Chiffon reached here this morning
from Washington to look after his Senatorial
interests, aud his friends say tonight that he
Will withdraw. which leaves Mills without
opposition. Chiffon will probably make a
public withdrawal address to the Legisla-
ture Monday night. The House to-day, So
to s, adopted a concurrent resolution de-
clarng the tariff permanent ISSUE and that
representatives in Congress be instructed to
vote for tariff reform bill as we'll as free
coinage bill
A caucus OF the friends of Senator Chill
ton, at which the Senator was present, was
held to- night, but did not decide as to with
drawing him from the senatorial race.
Further action of the caucus was postponed
until Monday. Mills caucus was also held
TO devise method for assuring his election,
though 1t is regarded as somewhat practi-
cally ACCOMPLISH he'd.
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DIRECT CONNECTION.
The Rio Grande to Be Bridged at Ell Paso BY
the Texas and Pacific

The Rio Grande to Be Eridged at El Paso by
the Texas and Pacific.
Ell PAso, Tex, March 19-There is no
longer any question as to Jay Goud's in
tentions of bridging the Rio Grande ut this
point and making direct connection with
the Mexican Central a. Juarez. His attor-
ney will appear before the City Council
and ask considerations necessary to facli-
tate the Texas and Pacific in reaching the
river. S. III. Ii. Clark, Captain Grant and
l.. S. Thorns, OF the Gould party, left to-day
for Sierra Blanca to look over the route Of
the Texas Pacific independent track from
ing better and will no doubt follow DR..
Munn's advice and remain quiet here until
he has fully recovered from his bronchial
trouble.
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CHICAGO ANARCHISTS.
Measures Taken TO Preserve the Peace at a
Anniversary Celebration.

Anniversary Celebration.
CHICAGO, March 19.-This afternoon
Chief McClaughry sent a letter to the man
ager of the meeting which had been ar
ranged by socialists and anarchists
at the Second Regiment armory
TO celebrate the twenty-first ami
versary Of the Revolution of 1S4S
positively forbiddng the use of red flags in
the meeting, and furthermore that nothing
In the nature of flag should be used but
the stars and stripes; and besides this there
could be no beer if there was to
be speaking. To enforce the order details
OF officers were stationed in the vicinity of
the arm0ry. Beer was sold up to o'cl ock
and then stopped as the speakers came
upon the platform. The evening passed
of quietly. but many expressions Of OPT nion
were made which were not eulogistic O. the
action Of the police
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Long Island Suqar Beets.

New YORK, March 19-The past few
months several Long Island farmers have
been seriously considering the advisabilty
of operating the sugar-beet industry in
Suffolk County. Henry T. Oxuard, who
operated quite extensively with the sugar
beet III Nebraska and Southern California,
viii shortly erect plant on the island and
give the industry thorough test Several
years ago Secretary Rusk analyzed over
1000 specimens OF the sugar-beet and
awarded Loag Island tho credit OF growing
the pest beets. which gave an output OF 800
pounds of sugar 10 every ton of beets.
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SHOT DEAD.
A Mysterious Murder in Hopland-The Muir.
dsrer Escapes.

dsrer Escapes.
HoPLAND, March 19.-About two years
ago man named McCsbe, who kept lodg-
ing-house in Santa Rosa, moved to this
place and married Spanish woman, who at
the time was widow and the mother of
ten children.
AT the time of her marriage she was the
owner OF 22,000 acres of land, which she
decided to her husband against the violent
protest Of her children. Recently McCabe
opened a liquor saloon in this place.
Last night he was standing in his saloon
with his back turned TO window.
Suddenly three shots were fired at him
through the window aud he fell.
1t was discovered when the place was
entered by persons who were attracted
by the report of the firearms that
two of the bullets had entered his head and
one his abdomen.
The murderer escaped and is unknown,
but it is supposed that the fatal shots were
fired by one of the murdered mans stepsons.
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Business Failures.

DENVER, March 19.-Rabs Bros, whole
sale liquor dealers, have assigned. The
liabilities are $4,000 and assets SIS, 400. 1t
Is rumored that several other firms are about
TO go under.
TRENTON, n. D., March I9-The Phoenix
iron Company to-day was placed in the
hands of a receiver The liabilities are
$4,000 and nominal assets $4,000
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Mrs. Oshorna,s III Health.

LosDoN, March 19-It is stated on good
authority that Mrs Osborne, who is serving
a nine months sentence for perjury con-
nected with the pearl robbery case, will be
released before May on tbs physicians cer-
ii6cate that further confinement will endan-
ger her life. Friends trust that she will be
released IN time TO allow her child TO be
born outside the prison walls
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D.murrer of Whisky Trust Officials

BosToN. March 19.-The whisky trust off,
cials filed in the Federal court motion 10
quash the indictment against them. The mo-
tion TO quash is based on the indefnitenes.
OF the Indictment and that the offense
charged is not contrary to law 1t is also
declared in the answer that the Federal anti
monopoly act is unconstitutional; that the
Massachusetts, court has no Jurisdiction, as
tile offenSe, II any, was not committed In
that State. and it is denied that the whisky
trust either restrains trade or Is mono poly.
All the defendants except Greenhut join In
The dPmurrar
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American Extravaganza COMPANY.

CHICAGO, March 19.-The American Ex-
travaganza Company concluded its twenty
second week Of "Sinbad" here tonight,
the largest engagement ever played by any
company in Chicago. The company starts
tonight on a special train for a seven weeks
tour of the west and northwest,
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PTotectiup the Seals.

MONTREAL, March 19.-Sir George Pow
ell, one of the British Commissioners on the
Bering Sea arbitration. says arrangements
are not yet completed, but will be shortly
for new modus viyendi for the coming
year, pending the final settlement. He is
contfent the matter ultimately will be MI
cably and satisfactorily arranged.
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Two Indians Killed.

PARIS, Texas, March 19-Two dead In
dians are the result Of drunken row on
the San Francisco train. between Jenson,
Ark. and Cameron, l. L. One stabbed the
other. The latter pulled pistol. when the
stabber ran, jumped from The train and was
killed. The wounded Indian died.
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The Mexican BORDER

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March 19.-Quiet Is
being restored on the border. Orders to-
day were issued relieving Troops ID and X,
Third Cavalry, from further duty and
directing that they march back. One COM
pany will continue in the field.
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LAMP EXPLOSION.

Eight Persons Terribly Burned, Oae of Them
Fatally.
LYNN. Mass. March 19.-Eight persons
were terribly burned, one fatally, by
lamp explosion this evening in the home of
Mrs Cohig. Her daughter, Mrs. Carter, in
moving lamp, dropped it on stove and
broke it, covering herself and babe with
kerosene. Their clothing caught fire and
Mrs. Carter fell, unconscious, dropping the
babe. Another sister saved the child, but
was badly burned herself. Several others
were burned in endeavoring to extIDguish
the flames which enveloped Mrs. Carter.
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PastnraIRecarnition

Public services in recognition OF Rev.
Frank B. Cressey as pastor of the Emanuel
Baptist Church will be held this evening in
the house of worshia on Bartlett street, near
Twenty-second. The services will be in
charge of Rev. c. A. Buekbee, the first pas
tor OF the church, who occupied the pulpit
from 1869 to 1873.
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Matters In Mexico.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 19.-President
Diaz being shown articles in American
pewspa pers about the annexation of Gen.
trail America to Mexico. said that Mexico
respects the rights Of other States as much
as she 4 shes her rights to be respected.
The itmor Of the capture Of CARA In
Texas is not believed here. The Govern
ment is Withdrawing troops from tie
frontier.
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Dog Eafan hv Sailnrs

PRovINcETowN. Mass. March 10. - Let
ters received from Captain McRitchie Of the,
schooner Winnie Laurie. at Tarpaulin Cove,
says: Five weeks ago was in sight Of
land. nH Delaware, and three weeks ago off
New York, but each time was blown TO
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bate here. but not however. received. on
account Of a defect in the execution. There
was also a question as to the testator's men,
tai condition. When the will was thrown
out Miss Sankey stepped in as heir-at-law
TO the whole estate. She claims to be able
TO show the record of her adoption in
Pennsylvania. The will merely left her $40
for q mbstOne
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Bermuda. We got out Of provisions four
weeks ago and nearly starved. The sailors
got crazed with fever and hunger, and
planned 10 eat one of their number The
last thing they got hold of was my dog eat
Ing every scrap of him, and they threa tened
toIeaI me the next day. But the next dav we
came across q schooner and obtained food"
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REJOICING IN RUSSIA.
The Relief Steamer Indiana Enthusiastically
Received at Libau

Received at Libau.
LIBAU, March 19.-As the American
steamer Indiana, which brought the Ameri-
can gifts Of provisions for the relief of the
Russian famine sufferers, was towed past
tile 1etty this morning she was greeted with
enthusiastic cheers by the crowd on the
jetty. The steamer was received by the
communal authorities and a large delega-
ton Of leading merchants of the port, and
the orthodox Greek clergy held thanksgiy-
Ing service aboard Of her.
PHILADELPHIA, March 19-Mayor Stuart
this afternoon received a cabegram from
Libau, signed by a number Of Russian Off
GERS, warmly welcoming the Americans ac-
companying the steamer Indiana and trans
mitting TO the people of Philadelphia
expressions Of lasting gratitude.
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FOSTER ON FINANCES.
Ampls Funds in the Treasury to Meet All
legitimate Demands

Legitimate Demands.
NEW YORK. March - Secretary Foster
tuis afternoon said, with reference TO dis
patch from Washington to the effect that
payments OF money are being withheld,
owing 10 the exhaustion of the treasury
surplus, and that there was danger the re-
serve Of S100.0O0.000 in gold would have
to be drawn on to tide over the present
emergency;
''It is an old story, and is no nearer correct
now than when first told. While it is not
the policy of the present administration to
lave locked up in the treasury the large
amount of money which should be circulat-
Jug among the people, yet there are ample
funds to meet all the obligations, and the
treasury Is In a healthy condition."
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who Own. the yalise +?

A small valise containing money, papers
and jewelry was found by Walter Arding of
1109 Twenty-sixth street on a Valencia
taken to Chief Crowley's Office, where the
owner can procure it by proving property.
Cards bearing the name of Mrs. William G.
McDougall were also in the vallse.
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Hanitoba's School Case.

WINNIPEG. March 19-The Provincial
Government received cablegram to-day
from London, stating that leave to appeal
had been granted by the judicial committee
of the Privy Council In Manitoba's now
celebrated 8 ehool case.
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SANKEY WILL,
Claim Presented by the Adopted Daughter for
the Entire Estate.

the Entire Estate.
CHICAGO, March 19.-The fight over the
estate Of Samuel Sankey Of San Francisco
brings to light an interesting story regard
Ing the life Of Carrie c. Sankey, the young
lady who claims the estate, which is valued
at 100000. as the adopted daughter of the
deceased. Mary A. Van Matre and sixteen
others claim share In the estate as rela-
tiyes. They say Miss Sankey was never
legally adopted by the deceased, and is en-
titled only to the share of her father, who
was brother of Samuel Sankey. Consid-
cradle of Sankey's property being situated
10 Cook County the will was offered for pro. .
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The whitechapel Murderer.

SYDNEY. March 19.-The police are ex-
cavating in the cellar Of the house formerly
occupied by Deeming. the alleged Liverpool
wife-murdereT. Ii is thought they will find
evidences OF further crimes committed by
him.
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inspection board, and McCann the presi-
dency of the examining board. Rear-Ad-
miral Beiknap is available for one OF these
places but which Is not known. Should
Gherardi want either place he can have 1t,
as Kimberly's retirement leaves him the
senior rear-admiTal aud ranking officer
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Naval Changes Pending.

NEW YORK, March 10. - Herald's
Washington special says number OF i'm
portant naval changes are pending.
ear-Admiral Kimberly tires April
2 and Comfhodore McCann May z.
Kimberly yaeates the presidency Of the
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Severe Storm in New England.

PITTsFIELD, Mass. March 19.-The worst
blizzard OF the winter struck Berkshire
County this morning. The highways In all
directions are heavily blocked with snow,
Farmers report the worst storm OF tie
season,
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No Governms snt Guarantee.

CITY OF MEXICO. March 19-The Official
Journal denies the announcement coupled
with the announcement Of the Juarez Lot
terry. in the American papers. that the Goy-
erhment has guaranteed the lottery.
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Snuafnr Hill

Rock HILL. S. C., March 19.-As the
train bearing Senator Hil stopped at
Columbia this afternoon a large crowd
greeted him. Hill addressed the assemblage
briefly. a brief stop was made at Chester.
where Mr.. Hill also spoke. Large crowds
assembled at many other points, but the
Senator did not make any remarks.
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Convicted of Assault to Murder.

VisALiA, March 19.-Biack Tucker was
convicted in the Superior Court to-day of
assault to murder q Chinaman at Trayer
in December last. He will now be tried for
ro5bing the same Chinese observation-disclosures
Of $3.50 and watch.
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RenubIican Countv Corvsntions

SEATTLE. March 19.-Repubican county
were held to-day in nearly all
the counties of the State for the purpose
OF selecting delegates TO the State eonven-
tion, which will choose delegates to the ma
tional convention.
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city and Chicago. who gained much no.
toriety recently in connection with the
abduction of Joseph Perrien, a prominent
citizen of this city, was shot and probably
fatally wounded this evening by Robert Nc
CaTthy, g real-estate dealer
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GERMANY'S GREAT CRISIS.
Effect Of the Rumored designations Of
the Ministry.
OPPOSITION OF THE LIBERAL LEADERS.
Notifications Of the Primary Education Bill De-
manded-CapriEi May Continue in Office
as Chancellor.

Copyrighted. 1892. by the New York Associated
Press
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Transfer Of Termins, Fac;l,,;e.

CHICAGO. March 10. - The transfer was
recorded to-day OF the terminal facilities Of
the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe road to
the Elevated Terminal for SS.102, ,265. The
Atchison will use the Elevated Terminal
cop]ointly with the other roads.
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A Russian Failure Fearsd

BERLIN, March 19-Dispatches from St.
Petersburg state that another important
firm is in financial difficulties, but powerful
efforts are being made to prevent the susp pen
sion.
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Bsrlin R,otsrs Sentenced.

BERLIN, March 19.-In the Criminal
Court to-day eight persons, convicted of
rioting on the streets on February %. were
sentenced TO Imprisonment from fifteen
months to three years.
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ing The bin declares Barnett mutilated
the books of accounts. His interest was
purchased at Sacramento, Cal, but it is
alleged he withheld the books there and at
Portland, Oregon. making delivery at Dem
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Sullivan Combination snit

CHICAGO. March 19.-John l.. Sullivan
and Duncan Harrison have begun suit
against their former partner in the theatrical
business. John w. Barnett, for an account
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Deadly Work of a Suicide. Bullet.

VIENNA, March ia singular casualty
attended, the suicide OF an artilleryman In
ths>1-yernpent barracks to-day. The man
shot himself with rife. The fatal bullet,
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after passing through the suicides breast,
ploughed through the head of a second
soldier. killing him, and then m5edded
Itself in the arm of third soldier, inficting
serious injury,
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Afflicted With RojIs

Having thirty on her limbs and being unable to
walk. had heard OF Hoods Sarsaparilla and
bought bottle. half OF which cured entirely.
Two years after another child was afflicted as
badly. / used the other half bottle of Hoods
Sarsapariila with like results. About four
years after, the child first afflicted was again
tormented like Job and / bought a bottle ton
Sunday at thap and again cure. 1 gave
some OF the medicine to a poor woman and two
children.
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ACROSS THE CONTINENT.

Canadian Capitalists Proposing to Build More
Transeontinental Railroads
OTTAWA, March 19-The Canadian Pa
cifc has notified the Minister of Railways
that it proposes to build second line across
the Rockies. and will utilize the Crows
Nest Pass. Two other companies, the Brit
ish Columbia Southern and the Alberta
Railway (the Galtroad) are seeking charters
TO build through Crows Nest. Surveyors
were In the pass last season and reported
locations for three or four lines could be
esia aDlished
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The Canadian Pacific Strike.

WINNIPEG. March 19.-There is no change
in the strike situation on the Canadian
Pacific Railway. Trains are moving, but
greatly behind time.
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Entirely Unsolicited

From men and women in the learned pro.
fessions warmly commending Hoods Sarsa-
parilla for what it has done for them. Read
the following voluntary statement from An
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Esteemed Clergyman

To Whom 1t May Concern:
"Unasked deem 1t my duty to a suffering
humanity whose bodies and souls would have
healthy, to tell them OF the value of Hoods Sars-
aparla. While living 10 Ohio one OF my children
was greatly
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Shooting ARRAY in Detroit.

DETROIT. Mich. March 19.-John Consi-
dine, well known in sporting circles Of this
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Rec. Willian Holiinshed }
OF Sparta, N. j.

The genuine merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla
wins friends wherever it Is fairly and hon.
estly tried. We are naturally much gratlfed
with letters coming
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Hoods
SarsapariIla
Cures

They were helped as were mine. Through Q
testimonial sent TO G. I. Hood & Co. inquiries
came from all the country asking II 1t was =
'bona-hde testimonial, and of course L wrote
all that 1t was, aud have the knowledge Of
Scores and Scores
Of persons helped or cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. Mild cases OF rheumatism have yielded 10
Ii. Bilousness and bad liver have been cor
recfed In my own family. This Is the only patent
edicine have felt like praIslng | speak not
for Z. 1. Hood. but for the JOBS who I'M
patient and are t0rmenied beyond endurance.
Nothing know OF will cleanse the blood, stimu-
late the liver or cleanse the stomach so perfectly
ness and virtue of humanty."-WM. HoLLIN-
SHED, Pastor OF Presbyterian Church, Sparta,
N. j.
Hoods Pills cure hahilual constipation.
mr10 ThSaru
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-08

AFTER sneering at President Har-
rison's alleged intention to manage
his own campaign the Democratic
organs are forced to look upon the
spectacle OF Mr.. Cleveland going
to New York for similar purpose.
His arrival may have a reviving
effect upon the campaign there; but
the chances are against such a result.
1t is an open secret that the mem
bers of Mr.. Harrity's committee are
almost at daggers' points now.
Nearly every man on the Executive
Committee insists on having his
own way and on overriding every
body else when he comes in conflict
with them. The result is a crop of
animosities, mean and petty in ma
ture, but ruinous in effect. Accord
ing to SO eminent a Democratic
authority as Senator Carlisle, Mr..
Cleveland has never been sanguine
OF carrying New York, and his
arrival in that place is merely for
the purpose of creating the SEM
blance of harmony, SO that the
Democracy of other States shall not
give up the FIGHT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-08

There are some patent medicines that are
more marvellous than dozen Doctors pre-.
scriptions, but they re not those that pro.
TESS to cure everything.
Every body, now and then, feels "run
down, "played OUT" They've the will,
but no power to generate vitality They re
not sick enough to call doctor. but just
too sick to be well. That's where the right
kind of patent medicine comes in, and
does for a dollar what the doctor wonldn' t
do for less than five or ton. We put in our
claim for DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
We claim it to be an unequaled remedy
to purify the blood and invgorate the liver.
We claim it to be lasting in its effects,
creating an appetite, purifying the blood,
and preventing Bilious, Typhoid and
MalaIial fevers if taken in time. The time
to take it is when you first feel the signs of
WEAKNESS and weakness. The time to take
it, on general principles, is NOW.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-08
THE w. G. II. u. CONVENTION

We regret exceedingly that the
crowded condition OF our columns
prevents the publication of a full
report OF the proceedings of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Tn
ion Convention which met IN Elkton
this week. In the literary merit OF
the papers read, in the culture and
refinement of the women particl-
pating as delegates or visitors, in
the eloquence and pathos of their
addresses, in the tone that pervaded,
and the character that marked this
convention; let the opponents Of
womans participation in public meet
ing learn the lesson, that the obser-
walton of life time taught that good
and true man John Greenleat
Whittier, who but short time
before his death said - The
women who were prominent as
speakers in my sect, were no less
prominent as admirable wives and
motbar~
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-08

likely to receive popular approval
at the polls; but as an indication OF
the dangers which it would invite in
The event of Cleveland's success it is
all powerful and convincing. The
chief need of the business world at
this time is the assurance of stability,
and this is exactly what the Demo-
crazy promises to overthrow in its
restless desire for change.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-10-08

AT no time during the present
campaign should business men for
get the change which the Democrats
propose to make in our currency
laws. The more the subject of re.
pealing the State bank tax is consid-
cred the more dangerous it is seen
to be. Spacious arguments will be
made for it from time to time, but
the evils which it would revive were
accurately stated by Gov Mckinley
in his speech last week 1t would
be impossible to prevent a repeti-
ton of these if the system were re
vived. The only safety lies in main
tanning the present system, and that
can only be done by voting for the
party which represents it.