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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23
THE EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
Interesting Closing Exercises in the Peabo
Building.

Interesting Closing Exercises in the Peabody
Building.
The pupils Of the Capitol Hill High School
interested large number Of their friends and
relatives yesterday at the closing exercises Of
the school, which we're held in the hall Of the
Peabody building. The program presented in
cluded songs, Rotations and the trial scene
from the Merchant Of Venice In costume.
The performance opened with q song, the
Boys Glee," by an octet of male pupils. It
was followed by composite composition on
The Attic" read by Mr.. O'Neill. Miss Erly
read a western pupils account Of his Down
East faculty and Messrs. Edwards and Tulloch
sang duet from Wang" The scene from the
"Aerchant OF Venice was highly interesting
and well done. Miss Bryant as Portia, Miss
Ennis as Nerissd, Messrs. Street as the Duke,
Heady as Antonio. Tralles as Bdssdnio, Fisher
as Grdtidno aud Davis Is Shylock all distin-
guished themselves. Superintendent Powell
being unable to be present, the principal of the
school, Mr.. C. NJ. L. Sites, made the closing re-
marks to the pupils. During the exercises Mr..
Clifton Edwards, an old member Of the original
company y Of the High School, presented the
present company with . picture of the three
eonnanders Of that famous prize company.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
LEAGUE SCORES YESTERDAY.

LEAGUE SCORES YESTERDAY.
At Washington, 16; New York
A.
At Boston, Boston, 6; Brooklyn, 0.
At phia-Phillies, Q: Baltimore, s.
At Philadelphia-Phi Il Baltimore, g.
At Chicago-St. Louis, 5; Chicago, 1.
At Chicago 1St. Louis. 6; Chicago, 8.
At Louisville-Pittsburg A; Louisville, 1.
AT Cincinnati-Cleveland,9 8; Cincinnati, 4.
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES TO-DAY.
At Washington-Brooklyn vs.. Washington.
At New Philadelphia VS.. New York.
At Baltimore-Boston vs.. Baltimore.
At Cincinnati-Cleveland VS.. Cincinnati.
At Chicago-St. Louis VS.. Chicago.
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Tuz KELLEY INSTITUTES
At
OAK CREST. PRINCE GEORGES CO, ND,
LIouOR, MORPHINE, OPIUM. CHLoRAI. CO.
GAME AMP I9bAcS9 HABITS AND
osk crs.t dsshtfuliy sitg.tsd, "a miles from Bel
uinofe snf 10 miles from HAshngton tia WashiI9-
Tn e,aneh n the Baltimore snd Ohio Esafosd An 81
ssllsn, hotsl only Two minutes walk fPom the &C.
Hon, suerds every convencncs and cDmfort Tor pe-
psnA Lady patients Be accommodated IN G1s
g. sei.. pr1sr esp:s ssn,sr'nS near vsss
Va Ss1p5S At T.,ps frop b.itimor. wsshiast9n, Hs.
eany: fostA. t-.er.2h and sxpre.s facfhtfss have
pssn pfovtaed and even arrangement made % ysnass
Yg infornssol rssarainF tar9S. length u amssf
THT kEttEY fSsrrruTx
,, Oak Crest, Prfnce 6eergss county. IA
&C., br. soaH 4 ffe oSiA { b p,.....r
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E isn't done by
others-that's
why the guaran-
teo OF DIR, Pieroe's
Favorite Pre-
scription should
command atten-
ton. It's Q guar
antee that means
Ar1 ~
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National Junior 0. U. A. NJ.

Nhuon1I JUNIOR U. U. A. NJ.
The National Junior o. q. A. II. commenced
its sessions Tuesday ct Atlantic City. The
morning was spent in hearing the repoyts of the
national secretary and chancellor, allowing the
increase in membership and standing for the
past year to be greater than any year 6nce the
organization in 1854. About 8 1000 members are
night
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~ THE FINEST BFAC FAC 5pS THE ATLANTIC


No rndertow or dsngsr in bathing. Five hours
and Bay Ridge. The Atlantic Hetel, owned BY the
Ia ss.s: q ~
plets With new furniture hair mattresses hnen 81
YER SrockssY inenains ssystos end electric lights,
az .. e &. Sus. f fRs
& &c :a fS
e. Of or sis {: S
PaIsns bsy daily shoaid pSssss The most .ssidioas
soS 81 s' fSs
saaESg i9e ip ffHsi!Hs In SEASON.
Rest.l sssusdsy trsin. FoysdSsp aofss ipe CA for
Masnmgtcn ofcials end otheSs, lssytng wsshiagton
as ocssl 6y q sys hoS:. Via SssS fs .. sife q
On SuhdY aiisrnoon sd siasS wssh1nst & IS
~ a;9Hs .sssn one az A &c eessa isc9E p,
sssss ~Sas simors e ehchs sssnd 81.
three hours For further ipf2y,nssioa applx q once
,.sosv eos lHS g. W.. sslEsSa GO 5. ..
Ton RENT-FyRH1sHIp COTTAGE At COLO
fsa a ais s';s sst season ea tge
TIE oLENADA, COLD sp1iN0 HARBoR z Z
4 Select family hotel; hiehsst situation On ncrth
s s s aaRillSsss: - ::sss @ iSss;;:s:
CQtTQNs logIT, Id. How oREHs 11z6
~ sssaRs v s 2sSE Sc. g. .. He.sssgS ssIs:
:: slE.s' 'E; sG is;iti =: ...'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

Hands on.
rom the New York Herald.
Every protector
Has an objector,
Name tn say have I,
For all the folks
That NEEDLE with me,
Are pretty sure to die.
TROLLEY WIRE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

Negotiations are now In progress for the o.
tablishmsnt Of . new line Of freight and pes
senger steamships between Philadslphis end
Liverpool
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and.results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken; it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
actsgentlyyet promptly on the Kid.
neyS, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds,
headaches and fevers, and cureshab-
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs is
the only remedy OF its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects, prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
stances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
it the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly Tor any one who wishes to
Git 10 hot accept any substitute
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAY FRANCISCO. csi.
LOUISVILLE. M EEw YO6k M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-23

Horsford's Add PhosDhses
Fer 0unst1ak0.
II relieves ne prostsssioa and nervous dAranee-
menk
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SUMMER RESORTS.
NIsCELYaNEOUs


VI open june under nrst-clsss uanssement. Only
one block from station, miles from Washington On
Metropolitan Branch y. and q. % minutes ride
shade. perfect lawn tennis curt most romantic
spot Finest chay eeate sprinr water Flush closets
nste RON. hc- Terms moderate. Aafrcs SLEN
FORD. 1fis O 81. city. ,cs-lm
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL.
n LAKE GEORGE. n.
SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED SOUVENIR
FOR terms and particulars apply 70 Hotel Grenools>
o.snsL AID ~ ave. New York.
WILLIAM NOBLE.
my3oln Owner and Proprietor.
I EEsBURG INN,
IL Formerly the ke.ocken.
open MAY 10. Address the owner, Col. p ".
WHITE, froSr1etor. Lee>ours, Va je2-lm'
ono POINT HOTEL. on SENECA LAKE n
II u. opens June p. One Of the most picturesque
places In the world. The aivan.agss the beauties
and all the surroundings of this hotel charming
beautiful casino. where all the for the
pleasure % guests has been added Absolutely free
Prom mosquitoes. malaria and dampnsss. This place
has no superior and few n any equals. send for ae-
scrfpttye catalogue. Prices reasonable,
my2s-s tu. thOm 4. E. MASON. G5 Wall St
DON'T SEND FAMILY TO COUNTRY BOARD.
~ ing house when al low rates You get nSNRfaf s
ar and water rest. quiet ana health: limited number
OF rooms. address at once the MOUNTAIN LAKE
PARK HOTEL COMPANY. Mountain Lake Park
mu- fntsb-sn
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HousEKEEpyRs VINO. FoR LACK o.

HousEKEEpxRs VINO. FoR LACK o.
READY MONEY. DEPRIvE THEMSELVES OF
HOME COMFORTS DURING THE HEAT OF
THE SUMNER SEASON SUFFER A LOSS IN
HEALTH. HAPPINESS AND DOMESTIC BLISS
WHICH HALF 4 LIFETIME CANNOT BE.
PAIR
THE WISE MATRoN. ON THE OTHER
HAND. GRAsPS THE .BENEFACTIONS OF
OUR
EQUITABLE
SYSTEM. LIVES
IN THE MIDST OF sPLRNDoR AND EASE AND
SHARES WITH Us A NOMINAL PORTION OF
HER WEEKLY OR MONTHLY sAvINGs-RICH
IN THE POSSESSION OF A THOUSAND COM.
FORTS WHICH COST HER NOTHING AND YET
ADD TO THE ATTRACTIONS OF HAPPY
HOUSEHOLD
OUR PA3LoRs ARE REPLETE WITH spIIN
DID LINE OF FURNITURE. CARPETS. MAT
TISGs. REFRIGERATOR. GAS AND vAPoH
STOVES. BABY CARRIAGES. TOILET AMI
pIxsER SETS. AND WORKS OF Art.
HOUSE HERAAsRs
CASH AND CREDIT HousEA
s17. sio. ga AND yss 7rH ST.
,sis GO MASS. AVE NV.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

E-MlsCRI.LANROUs.
HOTEL HENLoPEN.
CAPE HENLoPEN CITY. Rehosoth. Dsl.
viii reopen Saturday. June Is. lsae.
Write for circulars.
my17-3m' WALTER BURTON. Manager.
MooRE'S HoTEI AND SUMNER RESORT.
VI Leon1rdtown,, No. 70 nov open for summer
dren under ~ and nurses. hai price No rnoeautoes
Steamboats, daily. HERBERT 7. MOORE. Prop.
3e1S-1m
s.CHERwoop." OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
y 0Pen All the year home IKE and colnfoytsble
spot in America GEO. BOOKER. Owner and Pro
rrietor. je15-eoen
pINEY POINT HOTEL.
Il Wear the Chesapeake Bay.
The seventh season Of this we'll Known resort vii
open for the season 1892 on Saturday June II. Our
long experience has enabled 70 lay before you
every attraction found n nrstclass house. gu
inston and Norfo,k steamboat compsny makes daily
trile. leaving O'Clock O. except saturdays Sat-
urdays leaving stSp'STdi aAp
For turth~ Information call on wash D. williams.
je1-1m Propristor.
THE PRINCESS ANNE.
i VIRGINIA BEACH, VA
The famous Virginia Beach Resort. eighteen miles
from Norfolk Finest apd safest surf hathine on the
psr Sess eco s75 per month Gay 70
Trains leave Norfolk and Gao g. M. $50. 3:30
5. $50 and 7;3op. N -
,e9-tu, thSs26t Proprietor.
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HOTEL LAFAYETTE. CAPE MAY, Nj, JOHN
, - TRACY co: ProPrietors, Open June Is; all
S terms " SS5 per day. hRGy 70 JOHN TRACY
Nj. my2ltsel0
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Ell f SS'SESSE f. f. Is r.
EsS Il oco ScS LIE En-. sass

PSHukxT len Oh sSHS c USE
TEE -wHf a. EfssipsS's 81 ss5siH ST. NV.
BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH srREEfA
,.ao lessons if sk r RR' Wheel rro 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-01

setN,ss fsry Ann south . s.io1s % 10 /.
Severance Eugene u ell
sQulres W Opart5 " Lsi In 10
snow Minerva W part " y 81 In ie
sudbury Iaylna psu3w y Hinis
sl.nge'sIssmpelG
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25

! throne well paved with promises.
THE devil has no better friend on
earth than the hvpocaitc.
ALI. the work of every Christian
should be Christian work.
EVERY man disappoints God who
is not happy in His religion.
A MAN with a pure heart ought to
be a man with a clean mouth.
WI like the devil because he makes
us believe we are somebody.
''THE gift OF God is eternal life,
through Jesus Christ our Lord
If mcn had to be judged by men,
nobody would ever get to Heaven.
People with empty heads most
generally have tongues that rattle.
TURN We unto me, saith the Lord
| Of hosts, and | will turn unto you"
You will lose to-day If you try to
make it a burden-bearer for to-nor-
row.
THE more thankful we are. the
more God will give us to be thankful
for.
Ir is only when the Lords forces
are divided that the devil gains a VIC
tory.
THE life OF a good man is a motor
that is supplied with power from
Heaven.
lT is better to suffer wrong from
every man than to do wrong to "A sin.
gle one.
''CuEIsT is the end of the law for
Righteousness to every n that be-
lieyeth."
IT is easier to run an engine with
out fire than it is to keep up a prayer
meeting.
Don't try to warm the church with
green wood, if you are PRAYING for a
revival.
THE devil is not able to discourage
the man who believes that God is
with him.
THERE is no account given any.
where in the Bible of the conversion
of IA hypocrite.
To DARE is great. but to go to work
"h" Wv s'u1 "N'y "s Soh 'ueht W. ~
greater.
THE devil never gets very far away
from people who never go to prayer
meeting.
"AwAKE thou that Sleepest, and
arise from the dead, aud Christ shall
give thee light
If nobody ever looked toward the
devil nobody would ever walk toward
the devil.
DAVID was more anxious about the
Joy of his salvation than he was
about his kingdom.
WE are never saved by knowing our
strength, and never lost by finding
out our weakness.
IT is a thousand times harder to
be a hypocrite than it is to be an out
and-out Christian.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
rHE,H WAYS DirpxhHkr.


nov . Mar and woman Act WAsa Ar
Atstsd with Headache.
It's funny tho different ways mon and
women have headaches. A woman .
. headache end she walks around tho
house with It wrapped In q handkerchief
dipped In bay rum, and she scolds the
servants, administers punishment to the
child that don't need 1t, and wonders
what in the world she ever got m arried
Tor, and wishes she were dead, and then
has a cup OF tea about every three-quar-
teSs Of an hour. She says she IL letting
Il swear Off, but N's the family who en-
dure the wearing process, md until .
headache Les become nothing but y
memory Ehe entire establishment en-
dures IL. !.
When . nan gets . headache he comes
home and that he is going to
die, and then he goes TO bed, has the
doctor sent for, takes whatever he gives
him, groans, and makes q great time
generally, gets the sympathy OF he en-
tire household. and the day after to-
morrow is quite we'll and ready to go
down town and tell how near he came
to dying, what a close call he had, and
how only the skill Of the doctor and the
nursing OF his wife saved him. Now the
mans way is decidedly the best. He
gets rid OF the cause Of the headache,
and as the entire household has been
moaning, Poor papa" he has their
sympathy. The woman just let's the
headache go away, initiates and upsets
everybody, and ii is certain that 1t will
come back another day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
Farm Mortgages.

There arc few, If any, public questions
that have received as much attention,
and been the subject OF 80 much Discus
sion In the newspapers and by poll
ticiane rs the farm indebtedness of the
Western states.
There has been a studious and per-
sistent effort to create an impression
that the farm Indebtedness is peculiar
that farm property not only Was bur-
dened with mortgages. but that this in
debtcdness was an evidence of distress,
and farm Indebtedness was more OPP
prcesive and disastrous thanthe indebt.
edness Of other classes of citizens, and
Indicated failure, None of these state
ments or assertions, oft repeated ne
they have been. are sustained by the
facts.
Men who live in towns and In cities
borrow money to buy homes, to build
houses, to transact business.
Manufacturers and merchants borrow
large amounts and mortgage theil
homes, their factories, their stores, and
their stocks, and, in q large majority oil
cases. their securities, be they mort,
cages on real estate or personal proper
~, are evidences Of business transac
lions which are expected to and dc
realize gains to the borrower as we'll a.
interest TO the lenders. Undoubtedl,
farmers. as well an men OF other ayoca.
lions, sometimes borrow injudiciously
and mortgages on the farm, home, fact
ory or stock becomes q burden.
The farmer is not less shrewd, indus.
trious, economical and careful than thu
mel Of other a~vocations, and, as a rule
is less in debt, has q better home, and i,
more successful than the average bust
ness man. There are less failure,
among farmers than among any othel
class.
Is appears from the report Of In,
comptroller Of the currency that ia ons
day alone the loans by fofty-seyer
hnnksta New York City on real estat,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
! he Results of tho Decisl0ns Touching the
Mckinley Law.

Let us look back a little. The Demo-
cratic victory of 1890 was won largely up
on the assertion that the Mckinley
tariff and the Dingley worated bill were
unconstitutional. Men professedly Of
great knowledge in the law, not in the
chief importing cities only, but in other
parts vi the country, including conspic-
nous members of the Senate and House,
staked their reputation as lawyers on the
assertion that these acts were not mere
ly inexpedient, ID they claimed, but
plainly In violation Of the constitution.
Yet the supreme court Of the United
States, Democratic and Republican JUS
tees agreeing, decides by q unanimous
| vote that both these acts are constitu.
| tionai and valid.
Another great advantage which the
Democrats had in the elections OF 1880
was that the action of Congress on many
important measures was declared un-
constitutional because the Speaker
connted members us present who were
present. Who does not remember the
frantic ontcries OF Democrats at that
time, how Speaker Reed was a tviant,
usurper, czar, and how the one-man
despotism in the House must ia re.
buked by the people? Because a Re-
| DuDticdE IlulGI1ty LOOK 10 ltScII the
power to control legislation, and to
make effective the will of the people in
the previous congressional elections,
this infamous usurpation, it was said.
must be put down, OF the liberties OF
the people would be sacrificed. This
notion actually caught many thousand
innocent voters, who imagined that a
rule of the House must be quite out
rageous because Democrats had never
adopted it. But now the United States
supreme court, Democratic and Repub-
lican Justices agreeing, unanimously de-
cides that the action of Speaker Reed
was constitutional and of unauestiona.
bile validity.
SO it was saia that reciprocity was q
fraudulent and worthless trick; tina,
Congress had no power to intrust the
President with the responsibility of de.
Gliding whether the conditions upon
which q legislative act depended had
been met. There were some people
who really considered it about the
worst and most revolutionary thing the
last Republican Congress had done.
But the United States supreme court
now decides that it was unauestionably
constitutional, and in that decision one
Of the Democratic and all the Repub-
lican Justices concur.
These decisions come In good time "a
help reasonable voters in the Judgment
they have 70 form this year regarding
: the two parties. They happen to ac'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
Frfahtfuf ship.recks.

6tanch ships strike and founder. the Aeros
winds and mountainous waves sweep mob .
mariners' hearts OF oak to snipwreck aud to
death, yet that does not prevent the lubberliest
landsman from risking his life on the . ormy
Atlantic In the role Of tourist or commercial
traveller. But II he shall reach his destination
safely he win scarcely have sscsped some Of the
qualms Of sea sickness, unless he takes with
him Hostetter 9 Stomach Bitters, that inimit-
able specific for nausea. Bad wster Oh long
trips Is . threat to the voyaser, but this may
be deprived in . great measure Of Its di sordering
effects upon The stomach. bowels and liver by
the Bttters. Against tho prejudicisl effects Of
malaria. bad diet. fatigue and exposure It is also
athcacious. 1t averts, moreover, rheumatism
and kidney complaints. Don travel on sec or
land without il.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25

1890 -
MAconsin has within the last few
years undergone : wonderful change,
and is II -dsy one Of the most prosper
Gus and productive States In the Union,
and what has made II SOP Why. because
her rich fertile lands are we'll adapted
and produce large crops Of wheat, oats,
corn, barley, rye, potatoes. hay, fiaS.
hops, and tobacco; because her lumber
and timber trade exceeds that OF any
State east Of the Rocky Mountains; be'
cause OF her enormous manufacturing
interests, the quantity an value OF her
live stock, saying nothing Of her mining
products, fisheries. and enormous water
DO yers. This is = desirable Esate for
ettlers intending to locate in the North
west.
The Wisconsin Central Lines, as It's
name would indicate. p~enetrates the
center OF the State, and tributary to its
lines are the choicest farming and tim
Der lands. Among the many thriving
cities and towns along this popular
route are Burlington, Waukesha, Fond
du Lac, Oshkosh, Neenah, Menasha,
Waunaca, Stevens Point, Chippewa
Falls. Eau Claire, New Richmond, and
Ashland.
For tickets, maps, and full Information
address Jas. c. Pond, General Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent. Chicago, Ill.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25
JOHNNY BULLS IMPUDENce,
He Offers . Mortal Afrront to An Amer
lean OtiOor.

lean OHioer.
The following touching episode Ia
the SO far brief but exciting military
career OF an esteemed citizen, recently
appointed on the Governors staff,
ought really to appear among the Cen
tury's war "reminiscences: 1t seems
that the citizen in question had
hardly received his respondent uni.
form from the tailor than he looked
anXiousiy about for an opportunity
for its fitting display. The Marys.
Vile fair was too far ahead, and the
delicate compliment Of Gen. Sherman's
decease was not quite anticipated, so
the staff officer finally decided to pay
al official visit to the Warspite, then
in the harbor. There might be trouble
yet over this seal piracy business, and
it was just as well to let John Bull
know what he might expect.
Unfortunately the tailors of the
other staff members had not been 50
prompt, so the colonel, having duly
notified the English commander OF
his intended visit per postal-card, APP
pearing on the water front the next
morning, much to the pleasure of it's
population, who seemed to cherish the
conviction that the Governors aid
was q belated participant in the mas
luerade at the pavilion of the night
previous.
Much Disguised at finding no Cap
tain's gig in waiting, our fellow-citi-
unnr finally htpaI n Nhtfnhnll boat
and, somewhat consOled by the evil.
dent admiration Of Its owner, who as
sured his passenger that he reminded
him of "a brass foundry with the
front door OPEN" the man-of-war was
| reached.
Instead of being welcomed by
belching ten-inchers and received by
the commander and staff and a COM
pany Of marines drawn up on the
quarter deck our representative was
assisted up the gangway by a gunner's
| apprentice. Conyulsed with rage the
colonel reported to the officer Of the
deck. That dignitary turned him
over to a MILDLY, who proceeded to
show him the ship, with an injuno-
tion to keep his hands off the brass-
work.
This was the last straw on tho
camel's back. Observing the admiral
just then emerge from his cabin the
outraged aid handed him his official
| card and said stiffiy:
IL believe 1t is the custom, sir, to
fire a salute when an officer of rank
visits a man-Of war;"
80 it is" said the admiral, grayely
perusing the card, $50 it is, sir" and
he turned to the officer of the deck.
"~Lieutenant, you will instruct the
master gunner that when this gentle
man leaves the ship he is to snap q
cap"
There is going to be an .~interna-
tional imbroglio" oyer this thing yet.
San francisco Examiner.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-03-25

cord, moreover, with The exceedingly
emphatic decisions Of the Democratic
Judges in the state Of Now York regard
ing the stealing OF seats In the legisla-
ture. They exhibit the Republican
party ~ acting carefully and scrupulons-
ly within its constitutional powers, even
in the most difficult emergencies, aid
contending only for what is legal and
right. They disclose also the impudent.
lawIess and aw-resisting spirit Of the
Democratic party in national ~ well as
state affairs.--lAcw York Tribune.
1t IL worthy Of note in connection
with these decisions to SAY that u OF
tts n test speeches made in the Sem
sie on the reciprocity clause Of the Me-
kinley act was that OF Senator John {.
Spooner, on September s, 1880. He
took decided grounds in its favor, and
not only combated the theory Of the
Democratic senator's but that Of Senator
Evarts. So a majority OF the supreme
court has sustained Col. Spooner's argu-
ment on the constitutionality Of the re-
Ciprucity clause.