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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
HOSTS OF NEW CITIZENS.
4 GREAT NUMR:R Of MEN NA1CRALlIED
THE MILL STOPPED At NOON YESTERDAY HA|'
IHG TURNED OUT 1923 VOTERS

r al I
IHG TrRSLp OUT 1923 VOTERS
THIS MONTH.
The naturalization mill In the County Court HOUSE
stopped grinding nj noon Yesterday. nnd 1t VIII nc
cIosad until after Election Day. Although thcre
hive been years when more citizens were madr IN
The month Of October than were made this year.
they have been rare only twic" In t"snty-ohe
vars have the hgur's reached those given out ~
tlef tl -k Thomas Bo,s. " the superior Court rs
representing th. number PIT through in this month";
In tho SuIcrior Court tho work 81 naturalization vas
stopped IN Friday. TIE JUDGES believing that the ton
div, before election In which TIE law says no natn
RAILING slLll be done included yesterday. In tn"
Couri Il common Pleas however. the work wis con-
,nucd lat. Fr,duy night and until noon ysst"r
day Indeed a.ort 100 of the applicants received
their PAPER, a.trr IL O'Clock Thy were waiting
when The houi 70: closing arrived. and Judge til"gs
rich ri the Court Of Common l1ca>. remained and
ls,ud their paIm7> lie pm the 100 thrvagh ut
about III. rat" OF ono minute.
I'm the .nprcme Court $40 aliens have been mnde
citizens sine. JANUARY l last and of these 6O3j
were Innde In October. In the Court Of common
lea, 4.23l paper, have ben issued In the present
month and 1,4:,O since january l.
RI" following tahl. shows tho number naturalizet
I'm the superior Court each year since 1872, In com
psrlsom with the humber Of papers issued In the
month " UctOurr In each year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
EX CONSUL RYDER SENTENCED.
M SPEND rIGarEES MONTHS At HARD LAboE
IN 4 DANISH pfIsnN.

INA DANISH pEIsnN
Copsnhaccn. OCT, % Henry h. Evd~ form''''
United s,n,ss u nsul her." waS TO nv '"h''''o VI
theft fraud and PERJURY nrd was S"A'"h'"n W ''"''
mouths. iuprI,onmcrt ~ bard labor. Evfr Vas ar
.,t nm r,,v 81 ON n cta-g. .. fraud N rrla'i"n ="
Documentary estates that had been tntT7rt"h ~ nm
IN NJ. official capacity. II" cou!ess-' thai he IN"
nroduced false rrSps witch rurpo'f"d 10 be "ckHo"'
edcm.n-s 81 tho payments oi mcncys bT 'yc pr' e
~ hr-hom the mcnsvs rlghr,ull, belonged When nrs
sres,,I he svors that th11 alleged tecep'r ~ w.
o.nuin" IFS vito uns alsn arrested. ou wa, s, u
So"sn,jv rsieas,I n, i, WA shown thai ~" hr AIS"
hesn deceived ny her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
tANoR DISTURBANCE ~ PARIS.

Paris Oct .o.--A nuni."r Of UNEMPLOYED ""fh'hS
mon ATTEMPTED 10 hold a meeting In the garden ~ inc
Tv,,cries to-day. Much rOwdytm was mnhil'~"d' III"
the police intrrvenrd and cleared Ia" e"iu'nH'.
, ,hm tried TO u,nrch Ia the baIib"r az Deputies
,',,, w.r. d,snersed. II was expected that trouble
,,,,d groy out OF III" rr"t.ng. and 4 squadron 81
cr.,v uns held In reserve suppT's disorder us
,"rvir we're not reuir,d however. as Gle ponce Wet"
IN Re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Landau oct. on--Nr clad '"n" has ""'"i W
have ~ telephone put In be'HS"n his "'h'"' r''","'"
t., Dovnnr st. and g." House ~ t"1n"ns IhS
.cuon + ,,Lcu ir virw Of hi, appi ling >ir Wll'ian
Vernon IIarrourt to tho post Of deputy ''"v"''n'''
,o,dcr In the House. Mr. tahs'"'" himself ana
Iohn Morley chief secretary for lr''and VIII '">
t,c House during II, coming ssi"ns cary III w. Wv,
c,rnin;. cXccp on special "'raS'"''S' WIZ" '"i
,ncus,lIr, nrr UP 70. consid ration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
BISMARCK TALKS ABOUT TIE CHOLERA.

R.rl,n. Oc1 cs.-lierr Zukunn hns had u ''''H
irtcrvlrw With Prince Iismarct. referring i"ainN y.
n,l,,,cal mntt-rs. Prince Bism'rrh excused m'"''
for no, sending letter Of sympathy TO 'innn'"S' y"
the ground that hr vas NO" mercy " pr,
,.u n, was not afraid 81 ch"!cDi. b" Ni'i' hi''hE
,ordod man, pa,i.uts suffering with that dls"a'r.
H. ..nari oil that br once rcri, ID ilt" FACE Fan"
hercb.f that hid been SOL, t" him from '''c' ""'
Inn, profc. sor ko.h f"ind On III" hnnoT h,' ',ns
ch".ra hr.ili That /, OIL" way h. added "I g"''ihs
id encInc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

n challenge made under the new deed OF Sii' or "n""
the ded IS In existence.
Continuing, Tho Field" saws tSat the Amen y"
,,cope should understand that tn" oh'ta'" 10 i coz
ties, Tor tho .,ms!cas cup IN American "a'ri> -"
,nonnsr IN which certain members Of ~" New YORK
yoch, Cl,h have tempered with tho trust 'pnhd"d 7"
them by five American gentlemen dn'" l-''' IN"
c,uh # adds wa made the truH"" Tor IN" wh"'
Yachting world. The terms OF the trust have O'"h =,
altered that the aims oil the donors have pceh
frustrated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
- rOU6l,yE StTyS FOR F1VRE

Among the passengers on the French steamship In
ro,,runr which sailed for liavrr yesterday. wore
Co,umnn liant Courtcs and Conmandnni Duruy. Of III"
French Army: G. de siruv- the Russian Minister TO
the United STATES Captain do. TcrnIcs. and TIE
Marquis dc ToulungcOn. ON the Arizona were Captain
l. H. Nichols and Alfred Hicks. On the ScrvIs were
G. Fumcss, a Member OF Parliament and Major Pen
nin0on,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

tho Irish Esr.s Of Tyrconnrl, who saved Emperor
rrapcis Jo,eph's life In 1854. In tlnt year an
attack was made upon the Emperor by would he
assassin. who stabbed him with q poisoned dagger I.
wound and sucked from II the poison left BY The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Ward Wide Figured Siikoiincs'
Reversible Cotton Pushes,
To Ruus-aII qualities

". devote space a, large goodsI1cd st'r showing
all varieties Of
Turki'h ~, .n y. w ~
japanese o. =. - ~
SUI ~ u.,,.v. 1.I9to 500
Brussels and Velvet i."' 80
Shesrsxin. ns ~.
tfcotskin 49,
Comtioation FuA go 90 Wv
III pu.,.,. T9e 10 5000
Cocoa Nat, ">e' W ''o"
or Garnet Squares for Dining Rooms Idornr1cs oniee
&e va make specalty; also keeping at all times COIN
ste s.sortnsns Of long Rugs for Nails aad Narrow
Rooms IN abort Whatever known under name OF HuR
youra surs 70 nnd with at price which constantly
Increasing business proves to be satisfactory.
In Fine Large Rugs.
New designs in Japanese and Smyrna
Special valus'. will be found.
A 4es 1885,. 81: .."ol7os
Curtain Poles,
Wood and Bass-all knds-pan. corrugated ash'scale.
&C.. all lenshs.
Ishc. 70 -Four s'uaT'
Rims. Brackets Ends. Pins and oil other Upholstery
.,,.utmea.s u uALF al QUARTER usiees ELSEWHERE
sshs1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

THIS WEEKS ANNOUNCEMENT
tells OF
Special Sale Of Real Lace Curtains
beginning with
THREE HUNDRED PAIR
Extra nne
Irish Point and Tnmbours
AT SEVEN AND NINE DOLLARS.
At TWELVE AND FIFTEEN DoLhAHs'
which will not be matched under
..e14...........S1B asd S@S reepee"e'''
you, q, Fir. dollnrsU worh sdc'nson %" " cur
tdtns Ms ,cfse Tilt need
Other Special Values IN
nrussels Point and Heavy Lace Cur
tains.
a ,rs. variety Of designs
Al ''''''''''~
Three hundred pairs
SILK CHENILLE PORTIEREs
.xt,. heavy-al colors-deep dado and fre1-
as ...................... uue '''"' "'''
At e5,9S......9.9S.. ....12.SS.
- ,,..>n. rh.nul. por,tcrcs-el with heavy knot
r-r... ,on and bottom--copper crimson. blue ero"n'
,Imo, and other Fashionable colornss with and without
contrasting dados borders and frezc-an unsurpas'eo a.
sortmcnt
ELEGANT CHENILLE PORTIERES.
,,.,oc.n, oualityn ran and extremely rich coor'nc'
.,d comb,nations which cannot fail to please renh'c
,o.,c.al with extra heavy fringe top and bottom
Si3OS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "''n."''"~"'' '
IMPORTED VELOUR PORTIEREs.
,-., r,.,ch Int .... soft Oriental colornss-
reversible.
a8l. % and 1860 pair,
o f., ousli,y and design usually sold at sfVoo
and 5000.
Rcnded Bamboo POrticres,
In tru. Japanese drslsn>----- -," =. n" *
Yard Wide Figured Stikoi1ncs'
Side borders or alover effects.
93.l CENTS ......................-..-'a value loo
Reversible Cotton Pushes,
Figures and aide boders-----------4o 'nches "ide'
- CENTS..................-'' -'''''''~ '.' wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

4 CANDIDATE Fur THE POE. LArfhArh'"'r
Landau Oct % Mr. Glat lion" has just purchased
o -, 81 the complete wor's Of william Watson I"
Young poet who publSh"1 the b"St Tennyson "'a,n"'
poem. Mr. Watson j.. II /, Sid. favofco cahd'oh"
Tor the POot lAurHstthip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

THE MOST PERFECT TRAIN SERVICE.
err 6alns OF The Pennsylvanla Railroads Is unsx.
noIisX =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Trimmed Millinery

.au to consider Hats and Bonnets above the touch q
pruning knife m Until the wanes. price seldom
falls $500 Copfessng To such feeling for Millinery or
aoy other merchandise, va constantly r-vi~-Dsms
Fashions hckle--here today, che OFT Is Else
rhe,s aor Observation-Disclosures week -
,.>4.. seilins Hats and comets while they new
and here perh,ps We penentiy may ,cm'rk. that In our
stores ono price price only docs prevail and
TIN. IN. lowest At which good merchandise possibly
h. soM The lowest micc Of uose who ssA two prtess
/. dcsrer fer than one price. as
A Thousand and pretty
Hats and Bonnets
Will attest.
rb,.. hundrs1 ar. reduced for this weeks salA
One hundred that were - and now ~
One hundred that were 10 and l: TO" oSo
One hundred that we're II and 10 row on
The Best at Lowest Price.
Fine Quilted Ss,ins
all coors and BlIck-
40 cents to % cents; worth IS cents to e1.:s
Wide Linen Torchon Iaces
Fine and coarse. with the heavy cuny satch -
desirable for curtains
H., CENTS worm "
InsertIngs to match-sane price.
White and Cream silk Iaces
40 II inches widc------best styles
80 CENTS. ......................vaucu up to sfc
Baltic seal Fur Capes
in the new extra lrngth->atinlined channels pockese-
finish equal the finest Sealsan
a os,....................rcll Value &lo.W
AsTRAKHAN FIR CAPEs
finest selected skIns------'-----sll sihe>
"a "a Recommendations. .reIl value el8 90
Fine Fur EdgipGs
Nutrs, French Seal and Water Mink
Genuine Mink Fur Boas
x,h hc.d and clsws-in the desirable dsrk shades
3oa real |si"o, ooo
6lo....................... real value 500
SHEER EMBROIDERED HDkFs.
Scallop and hemstitch-whitn ana cold
~ IL CENTS ~ '"~
MEMS FANCY II. Z. HDkFS.
soro with 81 zht print impcrfe,tlons
MEMS CHINA SILK HDkF6
Medium size--L-5 and inch hens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
cp,r,cIuNG TIE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.

,.,ao, Oct. o0-"The Field" oday publishes
. ..,.,rnmont OF the New.Aork Yacht Cno'
cht out BY the clubs letter to lord Dunraven ~
'..S,rs y r.ce next year for tn Americas cup
s,rhs r1e,A. accuses the club Of attempting . COM
100 and ssys It Is TO be hopd thss no Brdsa
sns: .,mN III b buaa oemplaisax enough " bach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Dress Goods.
"The Best at Lowest Price,"
At FIFTY.NINE CENTS.
Auwoe, Fancy Stripe Suitings 81 inches wde; intrinsic
value e100
AT sEvENTY.FIvE CENTS.
Very ans Ai.wool rlsids-Trcnch-brousAs over :" 70"
at slo5
At FORTY.NINE CENTS.
.uwoo nourstos Mixtures Jadnere effects; oas Of the
mos. popular OF tue Seasons norics'
.uwoo, strpcs and plads that we could easily SOIL a.
sixty.nve wcre large profits our desire
AT THIRTY.NINE CENTS.
OTHER EXCELLENT VALUES
we cannot forbear mentioning ere:
French Imperial Sefges, -
Fine SILK Finish liearictt1s. ~ .
Broadcloth and Disgonais a. ..ns,
Atwood Habit Cloths, ".' o..,,.
Atwood Tailor Cloths, ofi"'.' .o 49,.
Atwood Trlcots, "a ..,,.
eaH""9', W - cents
yn. Scotch Mixturc"-sripss and checks IN
s"oo.'u w,,~t.o,h. sc.nch. sles
Silk and Wool Pla!ds. very ""''
Two Specials In BLACK "Ooos'
Tho Best ct Lowest price"
At NINETY.EIGHT CENTS.
sm,,,o, SIX Warp Henrietas. also imported STRIPES
Figures and Morss-a new-nt thirty PCT ec"S '
thyy would still b" extra value.
AT FIrTY.NINE CENTS.
FIN. BLACK Trcotines BEDFORD Cords and diagonal
Stripes. value - cents ,
Cloakings and Astrakhans ~ Wpu'A' 'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

"Intvtnstc Worth q Basis Of Valuation"
All sections Of our stores attest proverbs tsun1
loudly than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses.

loudly than
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses.
The best at lowest price is Away. to be found u
THIS GREAT DEPARTMENT.
At twenty-five dollars 70 oae-hundred.
We also oner about HUNDRED
Fine Novelty Garments,
principally models made abroad. comprising
Fine English Capo Coats plain with fur,
Handsome Long Plush and Matelasss Gsrmenut
Capes and Wraps. elegantly braided;
and other extremely handsome long and short wnp.
made for finest traderesuls selling prices Of which wsaA
Do nearly double tic price
Diagonal Cloth Jacket.
Hall sAtin lned----------- ------As'rAkAn -
7.se....-..-.- real value 100
Black BreadcIsth J.ekets
Satin lined hroughout---Tsilor and rr,rl buttoas
eos. --..--~w~--...............res real value 100
Two hundred
FINE CHEvIOT JACKETS.
Cray Tan, Navy and Back-Electric seal faeings an
11.8s. -.......-...............Rea Real value 1900.
BLACK BROADCLOrH BOX COATS
Satin!ned tAroughout--- eeus1
14.0S........ real value 2loo
FIVE HUNDRED
New Cloth Dresses
AT Half Actual Value.
Fluc Serses 100
With Jacket 300
Russian Blouso HOO
Appliqued Serge 1900
Fur Trim 1900
Fancy Camel's.hair 1900
Imported Che,iot 1870
Positively Worth Double.
Many Of the above have suklined waists; some have
Coats or Capes 70 MATCH.
"rAs sect at Lovsst Prfes"
The majority Of dealers In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
TUT SrIIKE AT CARMAUX TO DE CONTINUED.

TUE STRIKE Al CARMArX TO DE CONTINUED.
Paris. oct. c0.-The striking miners at '~rmaux
,. renewed their resolution TO continue the s'r'ke'
THE miners yesterday invited NM Clcm"ntca' Pelican
ord ,uIl.rmud. VINO selected by the miners 10
,rr..cnt them I'm the arbitration ,roceedlng IN vS'
pnnx ana examine into the situition for thcnlsr,vc,
-. J., ",t.si that trey replied HAT they must rena'"
~, y, =. a. In witch the miners interest, there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
In SiIverware Department

At erd Of Jewe'ry On main noof.
We show,
In addition to NE bet Plated Goods,
ls-ge variety Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

RInrOrS STRIKERS SENTENCED AT SYDNEY.
sydney y. S. W.. Oct. 2s.The trial Of the LEADERS,
=, ,h. st-k. nj The Broken Hill mines. who were
cborced with nsssulting non-union w~hm"n, ended
to-day in the convection Of all except one OF the
accused mn. The prisoners were s"nt",ced 70 terms
a, ,mpr.sonment ut hard labor varying from three
,rorths tn two years. The trouble ~ inc broken
lin mines grew oat Of tho refusal OF the union miners
IN work under the contract system.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

II seems indeed a singular. and to the Anne
rican mind barbarous. thing that Jew has
to fight fatal duel simply because he is a
Jew. Yet such has just been witnessed in
France, when Captain Mayer was forced by
public sentiment TO 90 upon the FIELD and
meet the Marquis do Nores for no other Of
Tense. And what is more this same MARQUIS
declares that he is ready to meet all corners
on the same issue for he declares he il fight
ing for a principle
In this instance the MARQUIS had little
trouble IN Staying his antagonist because he
was very skillful with the use of tina small
sword with which they fought. while the
Captain was not much os an expert He NAV
yet fnd. however. some foemAn worthy Of
his steel and his superior in skill amongst the
Jewish gentlemen OF France, and. if So. his
career will be brief and decidedly inglorlous.
for if it be principle which really actua,es him
in his determination 10 exterminate the lew in
France, Is the principle Of cold blooded
ruffian. and not Of man made by the same
Creator who made the Jew. Such a pre-
posterous doctrine seems the height Of wicked
absurdity IN this enlightened age.
IL Will be interesting 70 see what will be
done with tho blood-thrsty Anti-Semeric
Marquis. IL j. reported that he will DO ar
rested and tried. but II Is very doubtful If
anything of consequence will result from that.
for the French seem to be following the ex-
ample Of the Germans in their hatred Of the
Jewish people. II looks DOW as if 1t is only in
England and the United States that tho Jews
can have equal rights assured them before
the law, and it is shame upon the civilized
world that it should DO so. Especially is it
a disgrace to France which hundred years
ago boosted that 1t was the champion of uni
yersal fraternity. that now men should be
compelled to risk their lives in brutal combat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

IT Is estimated that receipts at the custom
houses this year will be under the workings
of the Mckinley law about sl75,OOO,O 900. while
it will require sI6oOOO,oOO to meet the de-
mands OF the pension lists Only $4,000 900.
therefore out Of the fund raised by the tax
the foreigners pays" will be available for pub
lie uses. and all needed above that sum must
be raised by taxes which the people pay.
Thus while the Mckinley tariff cuts down
receipts. it necessitates double taxation Of
the citzen-once to enrich the monopolist,
and again 10 maintain the Government.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
SUNDAY. JUNE &c. 1892.
TWELVE PAGES.
MEMS SUMMARY.
v1RGISIA.

VIRGINIA
There was a collision on the Norfolk and
Western railroad-Richard BrightweH, a
prosperous farmer Of Prince Edward, attempts
suicide-A man named Bailey and his son
were drowned at Evans Wharf Rappahsnnock
river Charles Blake. recently arrested in
Now Jersey and brought back to MiddieseI. has
escaped a second time.-Ihero was very
damaging storm in Westmoreland.-A new
cave has been explored near stanton.
GENERAL.
Six lives we're lost in hotel fire at Bangor.
California. Fridey-C Colonel James J.. Taylor
has resigned as general passenger agent OF the
Richmond and Danyille railroad.-Mr Cleve-
land will receive the committee appointed 20
notify him of his nomination in New York
A labor war is feared in Boise City, Idaho
Senior Malta, late Minister Of Foreign Affairs
Of Chill IS dead-A Trenchman has con-
fessed TO having betrayed TO Germany and
Italy the secrets OF the coast defenses Of
France.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

Two additional packages Of bonds and cou-
pons were received from the New York COM
mittee yesterday by Second Auditor Ryland
amounting TO slSi, 1888 and sl32,61 respect
ivals-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

TIE Washington Post thinks Cleveland and
Stevenson are d big mouthful for an inebriate
Democrat at ratification meeting. Well. let
HIM Try tie Atlanta Constitutions plan and
say "cieye and Steve
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

with their superiors in arms upon tne so
called field of honor merely because they be-
long TO the semetic race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

LET every Southern white man remember
that every vote cast against the Democracy
whether for the Republican or the Third part,
its vote for the Force bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26
. RoCRRnEs WAY DOWN.

Pound Can Baking Powder. Zoe; Family
Flour 50c. u bag; q pounds dranuiatet sugar
Rio Coffee. lsc.; Roasted Laguayra Coffee. l9c.s
Arbuckles Best Coffee. gQc: food Tea, Green
or Mixed 25c; SNOW h lake Patent Family
Minnesota Patent Family Flour 800 Per bar
rel or 55e. per bag; New Fat Macksrel, l5c. Per
dozen; Best Preserves, assorted kinds, PC. Per
pound; Jelly, SO. per pound; Best heHsihA
Bacon, &C. per POUND. Pest California hains.
Sc; per pound; Light Brown sagSg, Hsci per
pound. Pure Lard. &C. per pound; pounds
Crackers. sc. Per pound, Harvest Whisky, sl25
per gallon. Pure Old Rye Whisky. ~ per
gallon 1g-Call for my price list fhons 10
y UILMANS SOS.
ieso-sutf Nos. IeeO-lss2 east Main street.
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Mosr encouraging reports come from South
Carolina and other Southern States Of the
abundant haryests already gathered this sea-
son and the very promising condition of the
growing crop. In South Carolina according
70 the Columbia Register. one Of the finest
crops of wheat and oats ever known has been
harvested, and corn is as promising as the
land can grow. Grain seems, for the first
time since the war. to have gotten the upper
hand Of King Cotton and to have captured a
goodly strip Of his territory. This may have
the effect Of restoring the sererity of our
South Carolina friends, and keep them from
committing solf-destruction by voting against
the Democratic party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

UNDER the caption, NO Mistakes So Far"
the Baltimore Sun truthfully says When
the elections Of 1890 showed what the winning
issue was and how efficient Mr.. Clevelands
tarii message had been in winning votes for
his party, many persons quoted General
Grants reported saying; You can always rely
Ipon the Democratic party TO blunder.' But
abe event has shown that the party is wiser
lhan it's would-be leaders. Many of the latter
wished 10 push aside the tariff Issue. The
party said No. Then they wished to pass a
free-coinage bill and thus shelve the tariff in
directly. The party said No and compelled
Its majority in Congress TO halt. Then the
would-be leaders made a hard drive 20 put
aside Mr.. Cleveland. the logical candidate,
but here, too, the party was wiser than its
politicians. The net result? The best issue
is kept to the front and the best man TO lead
is at the head Of the Democratic host The
party has steered clear Of all the pitfalls dug
in its path. Such is the virtue Of devotion to
> principle"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-26

We are fond Of contrasting our hberty-loUing
and glorious Republic loin imperial and des-
potic Russia and Boosting that me are The Jreest
people on EARTH Yet the Autocrot Of all the
Russias. ,oim an immense standing army Of
$50, 900 men, only pays ont IN pensions S1S, 0OO-
600 year. We hare an army Of only 10000
men, pet ne are tared s4O,OOO,OOO gear for as
support and pay at least $50, 900 900 gear
noio for pensions, 1clile our pension list and
tar list are steadily and rapidly Increasing, and
go one can teH cohen or tohere the end ,oiH De-
During the nert fiscal year II IS estimated that
Ge United States soiu pay ont more money for
pensions Adn all ne other nations Of the loorld
combined. This IS ,ohot less than four years Of
Republican rule haze DONE