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The morning call., 1892-12-17
PERFIDlOUS ALBION.
England Has Three War Vessels on
the Great Lakes

New YORK, Dec. l6.-It is given out here
to-day by War Department officials that
they have just received the new battery
designs OF the British gunboat Petrol.
launched during the month of November
last on the great lakes.
lt Is said that the guns to be carried by
The Petrol are sufficient in power to destroy
any United States post on the lake frontier.
and the same is said of the British gunboats
Constance and Curlew, the sister ships of
the Petrol, which were launched several
months previously,
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The Coronado Suicide

HAMBURG, Iowa. Dec 6-ThS town was
much surprised on learning that the woman
who committed suicide a few days ago
Coronado, CAL, and who was supposd 10
have been Detroit lady, proved to be Mrs.
Kate Morgan Of this place. Mrs. Morgan
had not been living with her husband for
several months.
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CHOLERA RIOTERS SENTENCED.
Four Will Pay for the Disturbance
With Their ives

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 16.-Four leaders
OF the cholera riots have been sem
fenced by court-martial to death.
eight to Imprisonment with hard
labor; thirty to detention in the House Of
Correction and forty to imprisonment with
out hard labor. Twenty-seven prisoners
who were found to have had nothing 10 do
with the riots were discharged.
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Slaughter of the Inuocents.

LONDON, Dec. 16. - The Standards
Vienna correspondent says that two more
women were arrested near Lemberg last
night for baby farming. The infants bodies
were found in the gardens and courtyards
behind the houses OF the midwives.
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Quebec,s Cabinet.

QUEBEC, Dec. 16.-All the members OF
the late Debouchervile Cabinet have been
sworn into their old places in the new
Cabinet. The only change is in the Pre-
miership, which now devolves on l.. q.
Taillon instead Of Deboueherville.
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Weaver Gets Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kans., Dec. 16-The Stste
Board of Canvassers to-day issued certI6-
cate Of election to Cabball, the Populst
elect0r, whose election was contested on the
ground OF clerical error. This makes all
the Kansas electors POpulists.
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WHIPPED TO DEATH.
Brutal Cruelty of the Guatemala Chief
of Police.

CITY OF MEXICO. Dec. 16-The press pub
fishes story to the effect that Chief of Po-
lice Leon OF San Jose. Guatemala. recently
arrested Sonora Noriaga. while that lady
was on the way to Salvador, and conducted
her to Guatemala City, where she was
beaten to death with rods in the plaza be-
fore the prison. 1t appears the unfortunate
woman supported the cause of Salvador in
1880
The morning call., 1892-12-17

CUTIcURA REsoLvENr, could see a change and
after had taken four bottles, was almost cured:
and when / had used six bottles of CUrIcuna
REsoLvENT. box of CUFICURA. and ons
cake of CUTIcURA SOAP / was cured OF the
dreadful disease from which had suffered for fys
years. cannot express with pen what 1 suffered
before using the REMEDIES. They saved my life,
and feel it my duty to recommend them. My hair
Is restored as good as ever. and my eyesiSht.
MRS. ROSA KELLY, Rockwell City. Iowa
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gether. 1t spread all over my
head, and my hair all fell ont,
until l was entirely ba!d-hsaded:
1t then broke out on my arms aud
shoulders, until my arms were
Just one sore. Ii covered my en-
tire body, my face, head and
shoulders being the worst. The.
white seabs fell constantly from
my head. shoulders and arms.
the skin would thicken and be red
and very Itchy, and would crack
and bleed If scratched. After
spending many hundreds of doh
lars, was pronounced incurabie.
i heard of the CUTICuRA RENE ~
IS nnLl n IL t.ci..sx A..... h-.>a4I-..-
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Booked for Home.

LONDON. Dec. 16-The American DELE
gates to the Brussels Monetary Conference
are booked to sail from Southampton for
New York December 81.
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Wall Paper Trust.

New YORK, Dec. 16.-The National Wall
Paper Company, popularity known as "The
Wall PAPER Trust" to-day filed a certificate
of increase of its capital from S14,00 GOO to
S30.000000. The capital Is divided into
300,0 600 shares.
The morning call., 1892-12-17

MosT popular champagne-Eclipse. extra dry.
The morning call., 1892-12-17
SAMOA Is BANKRUPT.
For Three Months No Official Salaries
VIII Re paid

SYDNEY. n. S. W., Dec. 16.-For the next
three months no official salaries are to be
paid in Samoa. even those of the Chief JUS
tice and the President of the Council not
being exempt.
The prevailing destitution is the cause.
Public bankruptcy impends and appeals for
outside help are TO be made soon. The au-
thority for these statements is the Sydney
Herald
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Abandoned the Strike.

KEoKUK. Iowa. Dec. 16.-All the opera
tors on the Des Moines Valley Division OF
the Rock Island have returned to work.
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EFFECT ABROAD.
Russia VIII Probably Desert France
for GERMANY.

VIENNA. Dee. 16.-It is expected the
scandalous developments regarding the Pan
anna canal enterprise will lead to rap
prochement between Russia and Germany,
owing to the fact that tue fall of Rouvler,
the French Minister OF Finance, will pre-
vent Russia from obtaining loans in France
The morning call., 1892-12-17
Slashing Fortifications Appropriatiors.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 16-The House Com
mittee on Appropriations vigorously slashed
the Notifications appropriation bill The
total appropriations by the new bill are
81, 735, ,055. while for the current yeal they
aggregated S2,734,2 ,276. reduction of
CoQo oo1
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No Ground for Contest.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-By unanimous
vote ali of the members of the present
House Committee on Elections to-day de-
cided TO report in favor of Edward SculI,
the Republican sitting member from the
Twentieth Pennsylvania District, in the
contest brought for his seat by Thomas
Grevy, the Democratic contestant
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DREADFUL PSORIASIS
Covering Entire Body with White
Scales. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cuticura.

My disease (psorIasiS) first broke ont my lert
cheek, spreading across my nose. and almost
ering my face It into my eyes, snd the ply
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QUANTITIES OF POISON.
Reinach Was Prepared for Any Emer-

LONDON, Dec. 16.-A Paris correspon-
dent says a member of the investigating
committee, who witnessed the removal of
Reinach's seals. says that enough poisons
were seized to kill whole garrison.
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CHINA WILL RETALIATE.
Threats That Will Have But Small
Effect

PITTsBURG. Dec. 16.-A strong and con-
certed movement has been started by the
chinese Of the United States to resist tue
Chinese exclusion act Hop Yung Wing
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alleged sale of plans of the French sea-
coast Notifications to officers of the German
and Italian armies
The morning call., 1892-12-17
Cuticura Resoivent

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blood OF all impurities and poisonous eiemeatsl.
and CuTIcURA, the great SKIN Cure. and CUrICUgA
SOAP, an exquisite Ska Beautiher, externally ito
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hair havs
cured thousands OF cases where tho shedding OF
scales measured quart daily, the skin cracked.
bleeding, burning and Itching almost beyond endur-
ance. hair lifeless all gone, suffering terrible.
What other remedies have made such curesf
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DiMPLES, black-heads, red. rough. chapped and
U LNI oily skin cured by CuTICuRA SOAP.
The morning call., 1892-12-17
AFTER SEVENTEEN YEARS.

August GrOssman rust Answer for an
Old Crime.
ALPENA, Mich., Dec. 16.-August Gross
man this morning was found guilty of mur-
der in the first degree, for the killing of
Albert Molitor Of Presque Isle County. a
lumberman, seventeen years ago.
There were twelve others charged with
the same crime. Their trials will follow
shortly. The verdict has caused great ex-
eitement, as it seems to settle the fate Of
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THE SIZE CT AUSTRALIA.
New South waIc7 ns LARGE NJ Our Orig
nal T.lr.cSn ColupIrA.

New South waIc7 ns LARGE NJ Our OTlEl.
nal T:iir:ccn Colonies.
Among the tacit misconceptions into
which distant critics arc incst likely TO
fall about a~nti.-odcan affairs is that
which Is based upon i=ror; nee of the
enormous area and possibilities of the
colonies. says ScriOncr's Magazine.
Especially j. this likely in the United
States, where tl:c assumption may be
that, rs the population OF Australia is
about the same IT, that Of the thirteen
original scaLoari colonies Of America,
tie surface over which they arc dis
tributcd is also approximately tho same.
AS n matter CT fact there Is no such
proportion.
New South Wales alone il rs large ms
they were; Tasmania. the RhCdc island
of Australia, il rs I1-gc az that s:I:n
with New Jersey, New Ila.nrslirc
ard Massachusetts added; Victoria, the
smallest colony of the continent, Is
equal in size TO Great Britain: Queens
land srrrasscs the united 2rvas OF AuI-
tria. France anal Germany: South Aus
tralia, Crc-tlliEd greater than Qu2cr3-
lard. is nearly 49, large us wcc;rr9 AUG-
tra!ia, which Of itself has nearly four
l!1AiS'N l..t C-slCIII 81 AGksIs'. N..!ts VIC
two colonies together ere lar-cr t.iGn
the whole Of Europe withou. Russia.
The seven colonies between th"rl Oc-
cupy = territory rrc&tcr than TIN: OF
the United Statv3 c~::ciC;in- ALASKA. II
Is true that :; present Australia h;i1
barely foar ;ni'liGa iahabita1tg, but
thc2c iinyncn@c areas rcDrcCnD: 4 '2Oi"n-
tial population 10 wl!ic!l j: l. impossible
to set IOuI:dy.
No part of the continent il 30 hot ard
30 unhealthy ~ TO forl.id white "c.tlc-
m:nt, and If the strip OF lov;.lyin:
coast lands il tho north 10 omitted
il.crc is no part OF il yet culoai.cd il
which Europeans Il work.
Port Darwin. the country about tho
:;uif Of Ca-pcntaria, and N Indefinite
bel. toward the northwest. lie w!t,lia
the TROPICS. aai arc suitable far tropical
productions; bat the high plateau OF
northern Queensland, which runs close
TO The sra. IS found thoroughly healthy
FOR English ]r3i!crs and Grasicrs, n",l
caioy* 4 hracinG winter. The bayl;
Country, though NatSrlCs3 by co:a2ar
iscu with the Mississippi valley. is
able - cary took wCii in most oca-
sDIs, and with wc!:a. tanks anA Ganr
IIHy 30 n2dr ~ do - ia ali years. The
desert cCc4aJrv II v,.stG-a Australia las
vet to be i3:.n..
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He Keeps the Cradle r.l,c,.

"Cougrcssuan Jr,hn j. O.Ncill can
say mere bright, pithy ii,insa in
given time than most siltr3men Suu
%;acet,' sIil Il S.. L,u!s aimirr- ur
the popular u. c. I, Washington
Post reporter. "S;,EEe Of his rihsrau.S
have rot u BE- "a ..u,rrut Us proverbs
at his humc. Not !ou- aco he me;
al elderly !asi! OF his acquaintance on
the stTcat, aud aftcr nIutuai saiuta-
,tuus. she observed:
"Wi:a, is this | hear OF you, Mr..
O'Nei!l: is il 'ruo ;h,. there is a
hit'o baby at youE houss?'
P "'1uitc ;ruc,' Nus The rcrly;.:harv's
one about seventeen months oil, md
another that made it, appearances
II week ~ - ago
An! said I;.e Indy, and who would
have inuusht it-um old mLn 400
you:
",Maian., was 0'Eci:.'s Instant re-
ioiuGer. 'uerer 81: that a mIa is oil
as ioos 3 hc Soepjth cc..il, al!.d.'"
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A H,OC RANCE.

-
A~rrn7nrHn 80 Ill" iIrit;rIur. hrr"r;-
can !:t.;'rCrc has not had Il bank: Sail
Cr" for :i::y.acvCH gears.
TIE: giant Galabra. hrou"ht from
hTih!3 10 Tome daring tho reign Of
C!audini Caesar. was ten feet high.
TT!: first steam engine Of which there
II az history WIZ the H:"li?iloof Hero.
exhibited in the &crapcu.n OF AI2X1n-
dr:a, 100 y. G.
SAN FEASC'rco rcenmblc7 London
~rnmc"hnt. 1t has Il 70! nin,oat cyc"v
afternoon md The wiId blows in from
the OCEAN at Il high "atc.
~lc2EiGGs have been seen In tho An
tarciic occan which rose 800. 100 and
even 1000 feet above The water. and
were three TO five miles in icnrth.
a cc!-:;Tiric journal statca that q liz.
T.: rugar Pot OH the bands with soap
will greatly Increase It's ln.Ilcr and
cleansing power. and will remove dirt,
c:icInic'Il Dta!ns, ctc.
WHILE nai.ing n hol. in the stc,l
"or.ls ~ Drir stead rec ntiv u work.
man turned of II rhavin.r 80 feet in
lcnTti. y shaving Ia fec, n 'cnrt, 10
c:;hi''"d II" II GrcJt cu-; Dsi.y in tho
hool". cii arHciial, l.n:iani.
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@H=-
P..,iicS ofn Drink.

Thee havc heen several versions 81
t!:e or.in o. :ie Old Caken ijuci:a;."
The moi: w:de;y circulated and pop
uia-iv nc 'evei IS rs fellows:
When Wo0awovth was u iocrrc=-
man printer in an Office on the cn!rer
@: ChR.han aud Chambers streets ia
New York, near o. in Frankfort stree
WAS y s;la'n i;ep: by II E,aE ca:nr,!
Mallory.
Tdsts Woodwork and several r1r-
t;cuiar friends used 20 resort. C-.c
afternoon the liquor WAS unusually
excellent, and Wooiwor.h seemed ia
s2irei by it .Aftcr taking n drar.hi
ho sci his glass on tho ;ar!c, md,
s;unckin! his lip., declared that Nal
lory's eau dc vic Was superior 20 an!.
thing iic had ever tasted.
NO." said Mallory, "you IRE mis-.
~tni;an; there was one thing which in
hath our estimations surpassed this
in the way or Drinking"
"What WA that?' asked Wood.
wn-:h. dubionslv.
''f"c drmught Of pure snrinS water
that We used In drink irom the old
ua'leE BUCKET that hung il the well
after our rcturn from tho Held on y
10. day in Summer"
4 teh~dr,p siistoncl for moment
III Woodwnrtl's eye.
True, true" he replied, md shortly
after qiittcd tho place writ's George
u. Young in II New England m&ga-
zine. lie Immediately returned IN
Tho Office. took a pen. and in hnlE nn
nonr Tho Old Oalicn Bucket" was
r"ady in manuscript To be c,nba!mcd
in ti'e memories OF succeeding gcncr-
aiiUGs.
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wlcn to ONT Ahycr,l..ny.

An English trade journal onco re-
fnfstcl q number" iGi I,cRty "i,o,.
s,scSs tps,ye tlIer opinion concerning
.ne best tito to siol. advertising. and
'be foio"ing rcplica arr" received:
"Whcn population ceases u mutt.
rly snfi tito 2eneratioIsth crowd Oh
itcF you. stop cpninl on"
when you have convinced every.
sody ahosc Ii!a will touch yours that
y"u have bo.,cr goods md lower
1t.c"s tban they can ever yet any.
ahc.o elee"
"W'ncg you perceive II 20 10 the
role ;hat mDn that never advertise
are out stripping DER nc'ghOots in
tie, t,IHe ljDa 81 business"
"Whcn mon stop making fortunes
right N your very eight soleiy through
the discreet nse oi this mighty nacnt."
"Whcu sou cbD forget the words of
the bhrcndest aud mort encrcasful
bnsiness mer corce'ning tie NAN
clcsc Of their PROSPERITY"
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A s~cASDalous {

MI. IIlorison's nomination OF Steve
.Eikips tor Secretary al Mar ;sa r:ib-
he s,>an lai. arl IL tl,sro had becn
een<e o. ds,ency caoash in tho Re
pubiic.a party To control the Scna,e
tho ~aon,91tion woaii have been re-
jacted. i, is often argued that IA
Psssile,, is emitted ~ selcc; his
cabinet ,ncmbcrs regardless OF their
character. n they are his "coIitea;ial
advisers" and really his private sccre
in-;eS. Sut they are a;sn heads ~ de-
partmAnts, and they should not be
exempt from tests OF Illness whi;h
apply Il nthers ia the dspa!;nicnt ser
vice. The notorious unii;nrSs of u
cabinet officer nrri:i;cd 10y the
President ought 10 insure the reicc-
ton oi tho non;aa,ina, regardless OF
;!,a ult-rior and private Purposes the
Presi1eot IN y hare iitd in the rss'n-
ises. When a sr,ndalous nomination
"a made t. the Senate i is the Sen
a.e's duty 20 r"i~t H..
NJ ore II tie Senate can cnns.iSn-
;iu.,y dsny that The uor;;rauon %
E,Ei1s is o.nnG.luus. lie is one ot
tbs =: :: Desperate ndrcn,ure:s IL
sae country. No other ,rau in ;hc
country combines % thoroughly The
a~t,rjhu,ss of:hc political sud ;inaasia!
~5tecba2:ar. His CONNECTION with The
faa.i rings aG.:i land grabs of Kew
Mexico IS notorious. He has operated
in politics as ! Means q! pTon;DliUs
the uv.t Luub;ti! enterprises La;
uIigiusie Ia "..Ii street. His under.
haarlcd connection H!;a tae s-a!s2;in
monopoly is in i;sci: sufficient cause
for his rejection, bal il .sCni: single
item in Il ioSc account. IL stand
with Quay, NGdiSy and T~unsau.irr
Ter all that j. worst in ,ielnh.ca..
politics. l, Is rot merely that he Is
nm offensive % ,gtis III, bus It is motor
lousy true tina; be is nrure Il roo
b0otcr than partisan. y mCrt
shameful domination could not have
been ma H.. IL ousht by al means
10 have beon rejected. Isl. L.ui.
Republic.
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III THIS o. PACE.

Is Belgian : plan i maturing to in.
crca:c t.ls a:r!lu, roai.n -cut Of recruits
iro:Y lj,CJy - lS.y)J or 1909.
F::.t:;c:: viii aho:iiy ~iatyoiuca In her
naval department = general E:lif to
c2rrcGpoad with the general ata.I oi the
ari2-.
i:::i::: i : movement in regular S"HT
circles FOX TIC rSs.)r!tiCl II the OIL
arJ2y ''!icll hat" which wac alp>r .,..,.3
l." the hriIrt, of which Inluy o..iri.lj
hove complained.
TIE French colder il r1a-'l a-ita:nd
b. the rcv"s tlII il tiElr OF Dcl"g. II ii
war. i:c must h~cacctor;h. when on dU.-.
CARY his heavy lilapsaciI Gad ot!.cr
camp ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
III" naval department of Norway
nad sweden. IL preparing it, estimates
for 1925, has made the baGiI cf l., calcu-
la;ioas All increase Of SJJJ,VJJ in the
naval appropriations.
EILEoTiI has !ccturcd in Vienna on
the probable effect of the s,nal!-1ors
rifle. lie thinks that future wars rluTt
Dc short, own: II The fact that 4 mod.
crn rifle bm!ic: will 60 through several
men II . time.
i"fi'N' 'iE gums LOT INC u. =. navy
arc III cour,' Oi Contribution in Ert..lc-
hem. Pa. 'Thcy will cach racasr;rc %
feet in length, weigh 5000 rsaa.!q.
n .hrov" Il prricctilc vcirliag i.Ija
pounds At each d~ischarF. Of tacac
guns. 30 pounds OF powder will DC con-
sill ncd.
y cJEious artiicc Of war wa3 adopted
b. = Chinese j:.!!t when attacked hr y
ra:n OF The crew threw cocoa
nut overheard into the SCI end tlcn
jumped IA anooc them. Ncarlv nll c.
cad, Tor it was impossible - tell
which were tnc heads and which were
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GRGGciSG

with this issac of the ISpErESD-
Rsr No hois: u name 10 proprietor
hs.inr bnnsht olt Nr. c w Grover.
'rhu Se ore ryiss al oxpeo q. nj -"
ers fully axars. fnat we hope Ia
suvc.ei g9.s withons saying. but II
u ei,,ori,i 20 husiucfs hoireo be
blasted, 1t vii not o. ine isst tinS
that nnr boat hs s.r"aiod GA ;i'e
rocks and wc landed wrong s:do up q
fiq1u:ili ~teSk.
Having an abiding fifth in The fu-
tuIe OF onaSl,to We have concluded
10 enbnEk in liis venture uud do
whai sa t.l - :Ggti,er tbs hupr:Ic=S
an prosperity of itzpNopie.
TnanSigS uus pttro;s for y cir
generous surPcr, in lhe pas;, we o. 9
~ FAR deAiing nEd an uns~c'viag
Loyalty 20 ;.is GiSht, as We sce II, {,
rm..-i;a r~rn:inuauce Ct that supper;
in ~, i.Ivrs.
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w.iAr Jo;;Es HAS 70 SAY.

E;ea1.o: J. p. Tones, Of Nnw York,
and CthtHTsia, ia IA San Francisco.
iie was lately interviewed W u repro.
s5StIlve Of tnn orntiHei. SpaiSinx
"a the question Of tho passage of a
Law Tor tho free coinage of silver he
EsHc Il AZ ;,is upiEicn tan; such Il bill!
viii b. passed. 10y babh i;nuses NJ Con-
grsss ;. :aia tbs uexL sixty days, and
that the said bill pii! be promptly
vc.osi by the P.~5idCnt. lis gays
there Is 10 hops whut0vcr OF the
Pr, sidnnt oisn ne Tree silver bill.
II" .pu: typ TAR in iiis mGss:gc, ana
l~clEi.,g NJ nu'es to crawl out Of, 10
no .uru ror"i aHI stand Sith the
siissr mcn. Ths President must veto
n he consistent; otherwise nc would
lh-coTir tho lau.niHs stock 0. the
civilized world. Thee is E"t a par
ficie OK ioubt, Joacs thinks. about
Harrison yeta:nG any bill For the free
cniagc az silver. The Democratic
II aug, will iHGsSs u ireS c,';aaGe bii,
over the Yuto. ont :haIe is no hope
for /: in The Republican Senate. All
o. tn. E:c-orrniic Senators, except
"c., urc solid. but It's great mnSG o.
Republican Senators aTs uGGir5t uS
Gnsi aiat party has si&l'; minority IL
tic SeEnL-. Ii lhg:eiase follows. than
j. 80 far Gs our prospects, arn invoiyed
j CnGgrcs- thus Winter. lhns Ar, by
10 4.4as HriRht. Wc must wni: au.
C-:sc s>aE f5r Tres c1ih4gg, and in the
ns=sntine tho question must L.
pushed az 'he leading Issue of the
t'-estdt ntisl c~ttmpSigD. There is no
s"Iss ir tire jiE1nlc - iiic mini3g
States iaHg"r taking any chan :os on
thi1 sua:sot- Tiey phUuli 20 On
uspss sos toe candidate Nho is Ire
us5>t ts.1.atietc siir-r. As regards
Pf9stdei:iai etnjIlitra, Jones' bc.
leres ;hat BiR'n+ viii Sec,ive the
Espbhi:cao termination practically
without cFposi'inn ia tho c]onyen'icI.
Ba; 5pirp, he says. is 10 better Tor
Riter than f0.siTOn is or Lac beet.
Bnih are Gold iurr, nhd both arc con-.
tscilcJ bv val. S;,eeL. Tie Senator
Mis iranE crnnpl 10 aGui; that tie
i-.t hcre ~ silver lies in the sncress
If che Dcnrcratin party Etiis cn:ninr
TIiiooEi contest. On that side 4.
;horpht th6i GsT~ian, al Maryland,
Campbell 81 Ghin, or itpieE. oi Ioma.
GuG.J 81 noIa mattel. lie Ord not OK
pet 80 sra e:ihp- Hill of Cleveland in
Ice rate. Ether wosii knife The
,tict l. aomisa 81. W:t1ou; spying
q, IA ditec; ictpaa, tho seast0T hiut.J
,e'g sit nai, tint h. HOnli Jc glad
q, se -" B~et1rrratiJ tckpt sin. at
ther. IL 8o,'UDg 10 b. exmc tej iu
tursftrttp = x rnbiicdn hdniGistra
Inn. Senator J33es Is s:J!pnsly Of
y 1sd a. ssr aitb Chii: teemiGc /;
think that suy Ji9eoyttscy shosa b;
tbat country niH - auen-i fOt nhcr
the soy ZoYefr neot d5~n there gel.
e. running efDup,ihty. j: is 80; war;
~ is seu ..ct. lSsatfnci.
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vaLnpluronY.

Havip. sold the IHprrtSpEST to
fir. W1Ny. Bobhrr, tho r.eicat lessee.
] desire 70 say thgt ; s;iii cateF;ain
q lively sensa OF gratitude to ihe
u,sny frieaas in Eiko chnn;y and
ciaeNhsra eho extended a h'fe:a!
rS,<saasS 10 Inc paper during the
Si.ao / ccaiueteln
IA se.s5ins my coanee.ion with che
IsnErexnsSrI I, by no mca Tesouncc
in.srest in the welfare OF Eiko county
aai is psosic /. .. II tho Fsccessn':he
pinsr uuies its pteeent management;
but I aals for ny srhcesscE that
* nernpl support which vas 81 cor
diai!y cxteried tn me.
rrn-aus thu; l nry retain III"
20 II ~tshcs ara confidence OF the
p.,pic. tbs, El';a rounty, as well ae
,aa Site, may eojoy prosperity and
ana, n cordial rprapts may 10 con
,iaYe>i Z, ,he IsnEP.SDsSr, l sab
sc.ibs myself .oaF- ,satv.
c. ". GsovEE.
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Death ufan Oid Printer.

a. Vcntutn, (Ch..3 Dec. 2o,!, Jorc
De ~ Rosa died at tn, aye OF iU;
years. lie was bora in old Mexico
janrnry 9. 1888. Ito was cdpcatcd
for tho prirsthoJ !. bat tiilel b cater
On iH dI,ics. InoirIy ,i;o hU Usc.n,
- printer and wus scnt by Prc4,dcIt
Santa Aun in 1871 TO Monterey WITH
a printing UuJHt, the first brought to
California. Tiers he pfintri public
dotumcnts. Tor N ny yoirs he has
benz resi irntoi Ventura. II, was
ptob sbly tho oldest p~rinter IN tho
world.
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Wanted the Husbands Snc:r'y.

\ cc::a'n la'ly IL SD;!G. whnthGuzh;
her husband spcn; too much tim.
io%n iowa. one d,y last week tonk i
wa!:: TO Ind i,i;n. A. sho passed a
saioon she Saw her i.~Ie lmnl seated
mt a tab!c near the a;Ovrc n-a-rd in a
game % ~srveE.up. So she walked
ri -ht in. d.c:y Il chair near tie stove,
pit her feet Oh tho fcndp: AID drew
hcr kGit.inE frnm her pol::ot and be-
.;un work. Her husband toll h.r ~
- home. but she sa,d she was quit"
comfortable ana wou:! wat til! l,c
WAS ready 10 go. Finally tho old
man qnit In" game AMI the tyo de.
par;cd.-!LHt"IT.iSc.