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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-09

Whereas default has been made in the condi-
hons 81 Il rcr'ain mortgage bearing date the 18Th
day OF July. isyo mace, executed and delivered
~ Ai,.re.. +. Olson. mortgage, IL ieuai ,do +
Johnston and Albert X. SlnIih ntorig.4.ecs for
The SUN "f fun hundred tIHo) do!lurs. the same
trriilg part ri The purchase money fr The prop
erty hereinafter described. which said mortgage
MAS duly recorded in the Office of the register uf
deeds IN and tor DuugHS county Wisconsin on
Tie 18Th Gay OF July 1870 al As ocock y. m. III
Book L al mortgages. az: page 20.
Aud whgIe1s on the 21lh dag Of December
i %, the said Lcnandn +. Johnston and Albert
n smith, lar valuable cons aeTatnn duiy as
Signed the said mortgage TO l. New tom. .!irl
sad assignment wa> duly recorded IN the said
REGISTER I" det d. oiict the lib day .f Ja:liIary
- al 81 O'clock, I. M, IN volume ut mort
CAGES. ull page II.
And whereas the amount claimed to be dt:,. no
on sid mortgage a. the dale %! this notice Is the
silm O: t"n hundred ana TWEEN y-l, iuiii.Is and
eiShtysgN 'n cents ,*2-2 81. and thai nn arIoh a.
"a" or in c.aliI bas been g u.ltc:. ccd 10 Tu-
- Nei Inc "a ut secured 10y saId II gage. any
lf"t tiieicoi ANA thas Tie premises i4oFtgaSc as
dtpte>.!i.. aIc 'lrss ;4Je,I "a ,l4rW:
l.Ot three ~ rGrei and seventy FIVE 81 or
West H,NcilI steel Ih the toW I>I,r ot -HcEi
NOV a part or The cIty Of Superior |.
/" D"ii2;aS county Wisconsin,, according 10 the
recorded plat -. >st!i trwa-le AZ The same Is re-
coIe4 IA the Office al the register OF deeds i'll a.
for SAID comfy.
Now. tac:ufJrr, notice is hereby given hat hy
virtue ut Il power 1T safe contained IN said mort.
gage. tn same having become operative by rc,
n oi t.:c default aiorcsri.i, and i'll cuapliurc
Niti Tug statute IN >iiti ease bad" ana provided
me sal mortgage viii DC f'rccin~ea. -! sale al
The liloFtta:Z-i premises htT,Ilbeurc ,i>cGlbed
at ii41 &c auction to the highest D.tid ti>
The due on sid mortgage and Iilt,,p /
ana The slim al fifty tb,D q rli'Ir> solicitors f--
stipulated Iii Stlil mortgage to be pail upon 10 G.
closure thereof, and the costs AMI expenses al
said sale, which said sale viii be made by he
sheriff oi sand D"ugjas couafy, his unirr>Acii "i
deputy. ut the front Tor of the court house.
III The city of superior. i'll said county OF Douga,
on the 30 II day II January, lS.1, at 10 o'cioch IL
the fore!ioon OF said day.
Dated at superior, WIS, on Dee, 18th, 1891.
l.. II. \tNID\
Assignee Of Mo-t.agees.
CHAMP GREEN
Glq,3J Attorney for said isSiyuCe
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GGr.l Ii Oh Patriotism.

For the present the world IS divid-
ed into natiunal!ties, and the divine
command still applies: lie that pro-
yideth not for his own household has
denied the faith and is worse than an
infidel And till that era arrives de
scrlhcd by the gentleman from Nir
ginia, patriotism mast snpi y the
place of universal brotherhood :
For the present Gort ctiaFoH can
do more good for the world by
taking care Of Russia. The gre; BIS
march can accomplish more for his
era by beng, Is he is, German IL the
core and promoting the Welfare Of the
German empire. Let BcacnnaliclI
take care Of England ana McMahon
take care of France. and 1t Amerl
cans devote themselves TO the welfare
Of America " lien each does his part
for his own nation 10 promote prosper
ity, justice and peace. al will have
done more for the good of the world
than if they attempted TO lie casmG-
rolltans instead Of patriots. James
y. GARFIELD.
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Notice for Publication,

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
IL Dec. Il. 1891.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the following
named settler mas flied notice II hi> intention ia
una kc mai proof III support uf his claim aud tiat
>aid proof Will De lna'ic before The Clerk at the
Circuit Court, Douglas Co., Wis, at Superior
WISCONSIN,
January 18th. 1892.
viz: Rock st. .TacqHc> his Pre- u :. No. 2115 fer
the >N - of the : +. au. the = ri the SW =
of sec 81. p, 10 y Il l. "
IL. names the following witnesses tn prove his
c'tIttinauIS residence upon AID cultivation of,
SAID land viz: Ransom Il. Gle. Charles Cole.
Jerry Bird ami ". &. Tubs, AL of South Range,
ltoug ia> county. Mis-, Gi>in.
A;IH person " no desires to protest against the
allowance OF snrh prof or who krl"ws If any
substantial reason. under the law aud regulations
OF the lnterl"c Department, why such proof
should not 1T L lowed viii be given an oppur-
tuI,lty at lhv alb ~ meiilnU.d tim, and place. 10
cross examine Ibt witnesses ui said claimant,
and 10 oder evidence in rutlit;al that submit
tel 10y claimant, and aih.-iDe MrA pine. who
inn'ie Iii. Eairy NJ. 1I9 Tor thr SW |, ni the Sci,
aI ST. of The ~ = See. 81, To- 30 \ /. IS w i
Socially "ltc'l To AZ ear ami show cause " hY
i4eT HID Entry No. 2-7s shoUii not lie cancelled.
G. ". CARRINGToN
di!yanS' Register
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O.i:,.c At The ,t;Gt House SUPERIOR.
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81 n HONS.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,, IN CIRCUIT COURT
EoiGLhS. Cut MY.
fohn iupr Fred :? Beaver, ana Jcthro Mitch
ell flaint.iTS.
against
Frederick Remand. Luther W Spear Samuel w
Eh.nuurc, E.r'i.iIf y; NaLo:er. Anri- ". Xii.
gore. T.. Ii. Brace. G~'crhpGt 4. tIug':trti itii
Der Co. and Mitchell Il Mcclure. Hgfe;.Ga!lis
The Sfare of Wisconsin: To The said defendants
and each of them
You are h"r"hy summoned to appcar within
twenty days after -! this III uiluiS cxriu
>Iye IF The. day of ice. and defend t;r ;lbor-.
Cniti' notion in t aforesaid: ana III r.S,.
of y"ur failure t. do. Judgment will hc render
ell against Won according l., the demand of the
compliant; OF which copy is herewith! served
upon goa.
y Z R03"NTS PTS. ATTY.
I. o. ALG.e>s--uurrior, DO lgias Co.. Wis
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Whereas on the 9th day Of November. A. D.
1880 Frank l.. stuart, NOR gag r. lnnic, executed
and delivered To- MuSser-~aruItry Land, Logging
and Manufacturing ,"nfmny, corp 'tHiIon
mor,ga.c,. his, said SIuaft'>. certain Inurigstg.
upon the bands hereinafter described. tp >,-rric
the paynieI.t oi tw" l'rrm>hry notes barring
even dai" with said mortgage for the sum oi
three .tlstI>Hui thrte hun.iiel >ev, ntee,I and
tNeuIy -huudrcdths dollars S.ai1-tj each Il ne
respectively in one and two years from the date
"i SAID notes with interest thereon at The iate of
eight per cent per Hnullm. which said Hl"ri gage
was daily recorded III the 0tti:e uf the register o
deeds i'll artd toT The cuuiy of Douglas in the
state OF NiS"o isIn an the lSih day of December
A H. I>99 in Book ui mortgages, page 10!
and
Whereas saii mortgage contained . further
stipulation That said u.oftgagor wInl pay Tie
further sum Of three hundred CON dollars
solicitors fees in ctSe al ii foreclosure thereof
10y reason OF any default on the part o said
MOI t-agUr aHd
Whereas ie.ault has been made in the payment
OF the sad note, whirh by its terms fell due "D
The 9ih day of November, A ID. 1871. and interest
thereon AMI there i Low actually due and pay
able upon and n tc AMI mortgage at the Ca e oi
this notice he sum II three thousand six huni
red a"d Forty funT dollars aHd nj Gems t>3,til .g
principal and iutUte>t. and the tuther sun OF
three hundred i>,Df, solicitors fees in cas- II
foreclosure thereof "a provided in s.ti,i mortgage:
and
Whereas no action at law or in equity has
been commenced To Recover the debt remaining
secured by >ald ortg1sgr. or any part thereof
Now therefore, notice J. hereby given that by
virtue III In pursuance a. Il pwgroi sale III said
mortgage contained au'i under and pursuant TO
The statute IN >UCA CFi-e> mai" and provided.
the ireII~t-> described ia >aii mortgage. to .y!t
The undivided! f,.ur-tif IA "t all th,r. certain
tFi"is ~ p .TcriS Of iafrl iyIiiZ Il being in the
county o: Douglas ana state Of Wisconsin. desert
het' a. Follows, to-wit: Lots numbered one u
aud t"o - in section nHmIcEei nineteen tlyl in
I 'wn>hp iorty-eight l+> n nth of range fifteen
4 fNg>t. continuing eighty tWp and nilefS til; 90.
one nunftrcutiS - - 10. ;CIrs nor,. or less az
cHTdiI.-r To- iitc government; survey thereof, viii
In tn. ts:sf Jay # February 4 H. 49, II, -f.ta
% & 4 q
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Notice i>sr Publication,
I l,.,-

II :. LAND OFFICE. ASHLAND. WISCONSIN,
~. Pee. :, 1891.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice nf his intention Il,
make final proof IN support az his cuin. ana that
said pr'"f will be made before the tl,.ik of the
Circuit Court Douglas Coauty Wis. at Superior,
Wis, on:
January 18th, 1892.
viz: Michael Kennedy, his Hi Entry No 1876 for
the SW a of Sec. -. III Il /, y k IL " I VI.
He names the following witnesses {, prove his
coiitinrnis re>ldcnce upon, and cultivation ui,
said land viz:
Edwin johnson and Gust Jphns of Poplar
douglas Co, Wis. and Elaf Berg ana! John NJ.
Petersnn OF Hawthorne Douglas TO-, Wis.
Any person who desires t. protest against the
allowance ,f such prpof. who knows of amy
substantial reason under the law uud the reyI-
Ia ions OF the Interior department.. why such
pro If >houl.i not he allowed VIII Tee given all OPP
portunity AT the above mentioned time and Place
IL crosse Nulnin- the wItuCs of SAIL claimant.
aIli 10 offer evidence III fubuttal ot submit
ted by claimant. artd Axel ; Lauiin i specially
cited To appear aud >how clllst why his Prccml,-
ton Entry No 1895 for The -Ni, of sec 70 II, AZ
ii should not be cancelled.
q. W. CAKkINGTON,
DIo7IiS Register
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Notice tor Publication.
7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN

I AND OFFICE AT AsHLASn. WISCONSIN
II Jan. ;, 1S.2
Notice is hereby given that he foiloN ing
named st Ter has file notice fins INTENT ~ 10
make NAL Iroof in supp uf his claim. and
That aid ;ru'f Will be l.;.de bel. re the Icrk at
the tiicut Court tor douglas county. Wis. lit
SUPERB r, WIS. oH February 18Th. lSc,. VIZ:
William e. lrittrS. his i'Te -. :. No. aiCg Tor rht.
Va SNt4 lE4 NM NV NGi4 sec. 81, Up.
A. X is ".
He linIuc> the following witnesses To PR We his
continuous residence upon and ul.lva,Ion OF sild
land. VIZ:
J'~ p Walker, John Sounding. William
SuIFle 'h"flc> Cole. all of south Range. Luug
las roauy. Ms
,Ahy person who desires t" pro'rs' against the
alioWaAc. III such pF,'ti, Who kifow- 0f any
substantial reason under the Jaws aud regula-
tons o: the interior Department. why such root
should NOT lie allowed will lee. gwen an t,irtr.r-
tnuIiY AT he above r..uliuncd tire and pi;ser 10
cEos>-cNaIIiiHe be v>>t> of said claimant and
and ia Offer ,NtGt nee IL rehI.,ai If that >tIiinli
ted y claimant. and Ola L. Garrison 10 s,st.
IRE r - = -u.> June 50 ISL i, The tract
i especially Cif,si alt-4r and SNOW cause
Hhy his Pre-. L. % 2J7, should It0t b ri.Il,ir,l
j9f 5 Register.
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Notice for puDlsc:lt:Oll.
| AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN,
II December 2h. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the f"l! wing am
ed settler has fled notice OF his Intention t. ma Ike
final proof ii support Of his claim, and ta said
pr of will lac nIadc before the Ia gister and he
ceiver at Ashland. Wisconsin, o.:
February 20. 1892.
viz: Henry A Murphy. homestead entry No.
l12s for The NW14 SEA. ~ seq AMI SCI >WIi.
Sec. b. | p. A. y, KHn.c ".
He names tho following witnesses 10 prove his
r"ntinn.,t,> residence upon. and cultivation of,
sal | land viz:
William Dr"ulliard Ben Judd james Richards,
J. 7. Buruham, al! of Bru!e. Wis
iof6 Eegs,er
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SUN Hons.

4 IRCUIT CDU2T-DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Musscr-Sauntry Laul Logging and Man-
ulacturllis Company, Plaintiff,
+. W. Merritt. J. w. Earl. Emma l.. Chnpline
George y. Stevenson. J, ID. Niliietni,, Was W
Walton, John Brundc :. Arthur E">euirlEr.
Howard ;. ktemr:;. Frances W. Nurt. Edmand y.
all. h"nlaS Adams. harl,S +. Helanap and
William &. her" opd. Defendants.
The State o. Wisconsin. to the said de fendln's:
lon are hereby sunm,1Ife TO appear within
twenty days after service % this sunIm"nS. tX-
elusive ui the day al service, and defend the
above emit Ell action i'll the court aforesaid ami
in ct ynlr failure -, 10 do alignment viii he
rendered against YOU according /, the demand
TT the com Ilalut.
s. J. BRADFORD.
Z. o. Address, piaintil;' - Attorney.
1910 Hudson, st Croix County, Wisconsin.
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Saiil:I aHs.
CIRCUIT COCRT-pOIGl.AS COUNTY.
Neil smith. Plaintiff.

CIRCUIT COURT-pOrGl.AS COUNTY
Neil smith. P.liniitF
William Nanc AMI tUu> A1-ar,i defendants
The state ofWi>cnn,iu TO the sail defendants
uGd to each ot them:
You are hereby mmanei 10 appear within
twenty days after the service at t'IiS ~I:nmua~
exclusive ri tlt lay II ,rvire. an i ..u.. the
ABBY emitted tytlta il IIl. iaItSti T. an
in cas- II y'dlr tHIlaFe t. judgment i'll te
rendered against S5aI ace" rii1tg IL the demand al
the cnn. ,lalai. b 2iAN$ X PERKINS
Plaintiff Attorneys.
7 o Ai.ire>S. Su.eri .r, Doug a. comfy MS
SAT-: defendants anl Zach ct them are further
notified THAT the original >lIa.aD.s> aud coIa-
pitut ~ thu .srJi file IA The a L.ise II f!at.
clerk ~ ;he CirCu:t t~1'Irj, al the -us1F 'sa.> IN
the U4,t e. SuicII,r. - tgias coUu.y WISCONSIN,
BtaIAN> X PERKINS
p.I-is!.."S ht'.,.s..vs
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Notice FOR Publication.

AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN
IL Dec. 10. 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler he's .iled notice al his mention 10
make final prnof III support nj his claim. and
thai said proof sll be ma e before clerk nf cir
cult court. Douglas cnuuty, Wis, at superior,
Wis. on January 2STd. iSt1, viz. HiiIiam J.
langilren his homestead entry No 2lI,. Ior the
II; NW}. and r. sHl.. sec Il II. ~ y. range
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said land, viz:
stevens Gagne-. William NcNeal. Anlrew
Doherty, George D"herty, OF Fup.ar. Du,l.la>
county, Wis.
C. ". CARRINGToN.
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NOW IN EEIE GITE TO lsSCRiEsE.
The North American Review,
East II,h st. New Norx.
ST II no ~.

('iKCCIT COURT.-DOUG!.AS COUNTY.
Perry Brown, plaintiff
Curtis \. SHuetprd ami Mrs. Curtis \. Swine
ford, his " iic
The State of Wisconsin TO the said defendants:
Inu ARE hereby sllIuinoiici TO apirrur within
tatnIN has 5 i:scT service -: This SuuIuuIIS.
elusive OF the day al service. and defend the
ap,ye euti!ic, ipI in the art tur,. >iii l.
Ill case II isiiiu~ 10 do Judgment Will be
rcl.!eicd against You ace .r,!in" I" the demand
If lie com plant; of which n copy is hcrvNitn
>cryed upon you. AN | watch >iti | complaint was
filed i'll the ilcr of he ce of the said court on
the I'd cay of december. \. -. 1891
PICKERING * lIA III LEY.
Plaintiff Attorneys.
d2jf6 F. o. Address Superior, Douglas Co.. Wis.
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PATRIOTIC WORK.

Every person who IL opposed to Free Trade
Slavery and favors American Industrial Inde-
pendence secured through the policy of Pro-
lection. should read the documents published
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documents IN the hands of your friends. They
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The League publishes over 50 different docu-
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This complete set Of documents will be sent
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Well Qualified.

She-Who Is that sad looking gentle
m&n over there with Miss .loncS?'
lIe-That is C.. the humorist of the
New York Ilowler.
.Why, never heard of him before. "
"Ile's been lately promoted. Used to
wrI,e the obit aries, You know"
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Thr ", a A.. 1t MIN.

''You look sad and de ectei. Is any
thing the matte :?
~ as: the ii Cem"ntS OF NV pro-
fesSion arr sometimes more than | can
bear Look at that sign: beware OF
pie poc.;ets
But what has that to do with you?'
well, I'm Il picl,lockct."
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:UENHNS.
CIRCUIT COURT DOUGLAS COUNTY.
The Bank of Superior, Plaintiff,


.Trnry Wilson and Len andn Johrston and
Hannah J. .i,iiii>inn. his WIFI. iitnry Clark
ana Luther Men lcutali. defendants.
The State of Wisconsin t. the sail defendants.
foa aye hereby SUNNI med 10 appear within
twenty days after service Of this sflIlr!lnrS. ex
elusive ri the day OF service AMI ,icseir! t3c
above cIitittd uclivn IN the court aforesaid: and
i'll at yuur tdiIurc 80 10 Do judi .uert viii b,
rendered against you according To- The demand at
the complaint: OF winch a r.,py is here it'll
served upoa yea. T. Z. MA WAXING.
Itajntitf Attorney.
d3il6 r. 0. address, superior. Douglas to. Wis
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When your opponent echomg
Roger q. Mills nonsense, asserts that
our prosperity was greater III the low
tariff period before the war than it
has ever been since, do not forget to
quote for his benefit the testimony of
Mulhall. the famous English statisti-
clan, who SAID 1t wonld be impos
possible to find in history a parallel to
the progress of the United States with
in the last ten years. Every day that
the sun rises upon the American peo-
half million dollars to the accumula
tiOn of wealth in the republic. which
is One-thlfd of the daily accumula-
tion of all marking outside the United
States" 1t is NJ new experience, this
refutation of free trade prophesies
which we are now witnessing on every
h nd. under the practical operation
Of the new tariff. The early English
free trade prophets shots just as wide
of the mark in their redictions. In
answer to his opponents who urged
that free trade would ruin the British
farmer, Mr.. Golden confidently re-
piled that under his system England
would produce 25,0oo,G00 quarters of
wheat At the time it was producing
about Is ,00o, 900 quarters. Free trade
came, and now England produces, in
stead of Cobdens 25,00o,OnO quart ers,
only ! 800, 900 quarters. Nike note of
this. American farmers. American
Economist.
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A Losing SpeculatiOu.

Young Admirer = What exquis tely
beautiful teeth you have, Mrs. Da>ha-
way Id give Thousand dollars for
Sch teeth.
Brutal husband You would be S9"a
10 er on that bargain. young man. The
whole set only cost -.
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ueRrt viseaSa.
Gus Snooks Confidnntia!'y, doctor,
what did Miss Gaygirl die Of?
Loctor Heart al ure
Gus Shocks i thought there was
something the matter with her heart
when she refused nv hand last winter.
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A Sousitivo Soul.

''Opcn your eyes. George. What"
the matter with you?" said the occu.
pant Of a corner seat II 4 crow led car.
mind You business I'm gong &c
keep EN- shut | hate to see women
stand in hor+e-cars.' replied George,
settling down in his seat
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Neither Would suit.

Mrs. Fan9le-Let us go to the sea.
side. John. dear.
FangIe oh. the air there Is too salt.
Mrs. Fangle-Then let US go to the
mountains.
Fangle-No. indeed; there 1t is too
fresh.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-09
Great Pity.

Ou'e-What a beautiful little foot
you have Miss Jenni.. YIN have no
idea what an attraction beautiful foot
has for M.
Miss Jennie - Under the cirrum-
stances, it is a great pity that you were
not born into this wOc Us a boot ach.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-09
Racing Item.

Bones Il should think this wild
racing over the country would be- yery
exciting.
Snobly-It's all \ mattah OF habit.
I've frequently gone to slerp while
was riding stceple chase, doa't yer
know,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-09
Sii.r:n n The Man.

The triunl ollant election Of Senator
Sherman, OF OHIO, as his OWN successor
at the caucus held W e;inpsddy evening
on the first ballot by 4 vote OF - 20 -,
was not only a triumph ;or Mr.. '>Aer-
man, but it was also a very loud ell
dOrSement . tt present &dininlStra-
tion. Mr.. Foraker, Mr. Sherman 5
opponent. counted without his host OH
Tuesday last VIII he denounced Nj.
IIarrisons ad n:nis ration and made a
boom speech for Secretary Blaine. The
people OF Ohio love Blaine without a
doubt, but they are also wei pleased
with Mr. Harrisnn's samin .slratioa
which has been IL clean and good as
any administration the country has
ever had, and they are not ready to
denounce that adninistratip IN Just be
cause they honor Mr. Blaine. NJ.
Foraker ought to have been sharp
enough to have seen the trap and not
walked directly INTO it. 1t w0uli not
have looked very consistent for the
same people who gave Governor Nc
kinley such rousing majority To turn
round in SO short Il time and repudlsite
the man who signed his bill mi made
1t effective Mr. Foraker is an able
man and when the time comes round
right he will no doubt be advanced,
but he made II stake in this instance,
and Mr. Sherman, tie right man has
been reta ned III the right Place.