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The evening world., 1893-10-30
VACCINATING DAY AND NIGHT.
Commercial Houses the scene o:
Work To-Day.

The day corps OF Health Department yncclnators
are lnoculating the employees az commercial
houacs to-day. They began at S O'Clock this
morning IN lIrrmAnns Manufacturing Company,
%G> RroOme street, Matthew's Soda Water Works,
rwenty.siNth street tnl First avenue, New York
biscuit Company. Tenth avenue and sixteenth
street.
This evening tho vaccinators will continue the
work In the night schools. Ot tn" thirty-twC
schools, the scholars OF seventeen have already
teen treated with virus.
Probably Ly Il. morrow tn. numerous kinder
Ear'-ns ~ the east stle will be visitv! and tn,
littl" inmates vHCClnRt"h.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
DESTROYED A TOWN.
Spanish Troops Take Fierce Ven
geance on Moorish Tribes.
destinations OF Austria's Cabinet
Accepted by the Emperor.
President Carnot Again n Candidate
General Cable News.

LONDON, Oct 9o.-A despatch from
AIelilla says tina Moors renewed hostili-
ties at daybreak.
The garrison made n sortie. 1900 strong.
The firing on both SIDES continued
until dusk, and the fighting was Of a
desperate character.
The Spanish forts shelled and totally
destroyed the Moorish village Of Ere
Jana and Its mosque.
Reinforcements of 1000 men will reach
Melilla before Monday night
The evening world., 1893-10-30
CAR INCREASING HIS ARMY.
Ukase Issued Ordering the Forma-
ton o. Fifteen Reserve Brigades.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The correspondent
of the standard at st. Petersburg states
that the Cars ukase orders the forma-
ton OF fifteen new reserve ~br,Eadcs.
The men are to be taken from the exist
Ing brigadrs. The vacancies are 10 be
filed by the reserves of 1893.
This is equivalent to an immediate in
crease Of the Russian army to a war
footing by 10000 men.
This is the first official publication OF
the nature of the ukase.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
D%iPHTHERIA In LONDON.
The Times Says There Are Four
Hundred Cases q Week.

LONDON. oct. 3O.-The Times to-day
makes some startling revelations in re-
gard to the spread Of diphtheria in this
city.
1t is said that there have been 4N'
cases OF diphtheria here per week of
late, and hat there are eighty to ninety
deaths each week from this disease.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Richardson to Design Next Years
Competitor for the Gun.

LONDON, Oct. 3O-It is said tina;
Alexander Richardson. Of Liverpool. will
be intrusted with designing the zach,
with which Mr.. Jameson. owner of the
Trek. will challenge for the Americas
Cup of 1894.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

Annie Ahern, fifteen. was ommittc to the
care n the Gerry Society in the jefferson Market
Court to-day until her story can be investigated
sac says she lived with her father, luhn Ahern.
= q GII III, - , M s1,D'!, "u' wa IS"' ne ri
says ghc is cmpl7,ci by the sew York biscuit
COMPANY Her mother diri about three years
aga she had several marks u NIo'cncy on her
head aml bNiy.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
JUSTICE REGAIN NOT AFRAID.
Ee YIN -; US etzcr's Relatives
- Tara care o. Yer.

Police Justice Hogan is no, alarmed al,1, TIE
'r',. a.- ., .,- H...r n'a ..." alu b.s hr.1
ass ue tIp fr s. Jyg on cy,sy occasion thu, sac
eo.i. ..Ir,a,a hm H. said this ]Hn.u.EE.
am u,- "a ua least alarmel -. H. only
one ui man that make similar o. nclrlF
similar requests on all the just .oT n TIE city
TINS woman has been making tnsse demands for
several years. / regard het a. entirely harmless.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Hugh ponsnoa Association Ball.

Tho Hugh uonahoe Association. OF Which
Fran Is Srhotcld is president, and Patrick Nc
Cullou~k Secretary. viii give its annual ball on
Halloween niGht. oct. 81, at New Irving Hall,
"a I-uum' street The managers 81 the enter
tRinmrut purpose To make this th' most brilliant
-rslr u the Kind which tho Association has ever
The evening world., 1893-10-30
somebody Stole tho T,cyes..

seat tickets, letter ", | 10 % inclusive, for 'tae
entertainment TO be given At Lexington Avenue
Opera House Nov 10, for the bener, Of Al Saints
Church, had been stolen. The public Is cautioned
not TO buy those stoleA tickets
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Mrs. Levi P. Morton Eas Leased
senator Jones's Paris Jus

PARIS, oct. 3D-Mrs. Levi p. Morton
has leased the house formerly oe,uI !
by senator Jones Of Nevada. In ot1sr
70 supmrl'-r Tie comr.r.o vlGeat.Ju v.
her daughters.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

LONDON, oct. O.-The new book, en-
titled My Dark Companions and Their
Strange Stories" consists OF legends re-
htCd around the campfire by Stanley's
native followers.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
NEvahoe Touched Gs Madeira on
Fn~ Way 20 Eerrlu"n

LONDON, oct, S,.-Ad,ioos from Ma
deira show that the American Yacht
Nayl.Je, Mr. ROYAL Phelps Carroll.
owner, arrived there on oct -. Three
days later she sailed for the BermuIas.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Steamer Sinks a Yacht and Ten
Paonla AFRO Drownen.

STOCKHOLM, OCT. 3o-Tar steamer
Norl-tirrnan ran into and sa1f a zach.
near H"rno3lari, capital Of the Island
"r EeruJ. Ten Or the people ca IN.
Yacht we're drowned.
The evening world., 1893-10-30
GEO, c, FLINT CO.,
FURNITURE MAKERS,
I0I. IO8 AND los WEST 18th ST.
NED

DIED.
MAcPUTESON. suddenly, Of heart disease, Mt
puuGhEropsic, :. y, oct. 80, 1875, COR
rrrr>T, MACPHERSON, wife Of TnpmnsJ.
MACPHERSON and mother Of Corlclia T..
NcFIiu.
Nutccot funeral services hereafter.
WARD suddenly, ON saturday, oct, 2S, at
HuUut Vernon. y. y, EWN> I. WAVED,
daughter OF tn" late Isan" and Rachel Ward,
Iur"Uil services nj her la'r residence. l2H
cottage ave, Mourt Vernon. y. y, ON Tur'-
Gar. Oot. ~. nj = o'clprS T.. ". Curriag"
viii h" Iu waiting ON arrival of 2Witrain from
Grand Central I,pn'. NuW Haven RH.
The evening world., 1893-10-30

"a shall not commit NOV for mn examination
lot them take cure u. her
The evening world., 1893-10-30

The earlier you select furniture at FlInts nc
better the seleCtiOn.As|
The evening world., 1893-10-30

4 Week ~ Bargains
n Flints line Furniture. IAN II. aud 9th ave. ~
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Hoods ir'.';''fi'' Cures

FIRST bolt e the pans LETT my groin and ! ave not
ra,urneL While taking the se'ont bottle the
wound al the hlp entirely healed. The third
bottle made NE Ieel
The evening world., 1893-10-30
Wen Hs Ever,

rUilGiuF up NV system so that ! could eat regr-
larry without di trcss anu gained IA Iounds.
200 rs arrHuarlilA regulates my nOUeIs and
- C.Ganssd INV blood. ia fact cannot tell al
Il has done tor me- OHA', A. SrALKEE.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02
the MIDDLE.

The legislative muddle at Newport Is
now in the position where we imagined II
would be. The prospect is the brightest
for hoidover government and OF having
the Legislature prorogued by the Cover
nor either today or within a very short
time. Yesterday the Senate recognized
the House, as 1t was bound to do, although
threats had been made to the contra
nv. The invitation OF the House
TO meet In joint convention was
promptly refused and resolution
passed to adjourn to January, 1894. This
the House has not declined, but practi-
cally has done so by referring 1t toa COM
mittee. Today undoubtedly Will be
lively one for the lines are drawn very
taut and must soon snap.
The position Of the Republicans Is the
most unenviable, for the folly OF not
Joining the House to count the ballots
and elect general officers falls on them
and clear and unmistakable constitu-
tIonai duty is thereby disregarded. 1t is
a revolutionary course the Senate Is pur-
suing and one that cannot be counte-
nanced by the conservative element OF the
State. The Republicans mean to hold on
to what they have got. The present con-
dition OF affairs was anticipated by the
last Legislature and all the necessary laws
passed TO carry on the work of the State
in default OF any grand committee. 1t
seems that this course OF the Senate, this
unconstitutional act, unwarranted and
unjus tifiable, was premeditated. Ger
tainly their plans have been well
laid. The only thing that can
be asked is, Is the course justifiableF Is
II justifiable dictate to the House; to re-
fuse and override a constitutional duty
because the House has exercised power
vested in it alone; to refuse this right be-
cause one OF its own numbers was sent
where he belonged and an inpertinent
interloper turned out OF a seat to which
neither law nor equity entitled him? The
Senate cannot say that 1t comes with
clean hands for it allowed Orlando II.
Smith to hold a seat to which he was not
entitled, for his successor had been elec-
ted, was present to be qualified and had
never declined. The Senate is judge OF
its own numbers and it judged and al
lowed Mr.. Smith to keep his seat. So the
House judged and turned out Mr.. Hoxsie.
What right has the Senate to complain
when the House exercised prerogative
Il exercised in Mr.. Smiths case?
IL Is a bad rule that will not work both
ways, and II IL has failed in this case it
shows how bad IL Is.
Whatever difference there may be In re-
gard To Demoratic policy, and there is a
difference OF opinion in regard to IL, we
can say this, and that is, that their course
has been lawful and proper and entitled
to respect. We only hope that the result
OF this contest will be advantageous 10
the Democracy OF the State and that
another year will find the Democracy
triumphant aud In possession of the two
houses Of the Legislature. Then no more
unconstitutional acts will be enacted be-
fore the eyes OF the people.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02
CLIMBING TO THE TOP.
The BOslons by Winning Yesterday Placed
The selyes In a Good Position.

BosrON. Ir.e2 1t was the easiest Kind
OF game Tor the Bostons yesterday,
simply hccaiss thy had no effective
pitCuer 10 he
Harry Stnley was the hero OF the day.
Not only did he deliver the ball In such a
puzzling style that his opponent--with
the single exception of Browning-could
not touch It., but he fairly paralyzed the
spectators by making two home runs with
two men on bases each time.
The fielding on both sides was sharp and
dashy. Long and Jennings showed how
the short side should be played. They had
some difficult chances and accepted the n
all gracefully. Billy Nash aud Pinkney
played finely at third, aud Mccarthy COW
cred MS usual amount of territory near the
let ii ld fence. None Of the other out
fellers a. Al much 10 do
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

The people OF Rhode Island declared In
favor OF a Democratic administration In
the last election. The Republican party,
true TO its traditions, refuses to bow to
the popular WILL The Democrats will be
uniaithful to their trust II they permit
the theft OF the state or the setting up OF
government not based upon the ex-
pressed wish OF the electors.-[Boston Re-
public. Yes, but how are the Democrats 8
going TO help themselves?
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

The Spring overcoat is yet a handy gar.
ment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02
PRESS NOTICES.

The Boston Herald says: "The drama,
IT The Dog Spv,' by the Leonzo brothers
- and their compan y, reinforced by their
= Il ioune OF splendid dogs. marvellously
- well ira ned, Is full of interest. Some OF
this truly exciting drama Is so full OF
realism as to make one feel for the time
- Gel of IT,"
n The Boston Post saws: "The drama,
Tine Dog Spy as its title indicates, is n
est 10 the exciting scenes and the mar
g velous Intelligence OF troupe OF mag
~ nificent dogs, whose training has de-
veloped the sagacious animals till they
come very close to the power Of reason"
~ The Boston Globe Gays: "The drama
q by the Leonzo Brothers and their COM
II pany. The Dog Spy Is full OF exciting
r those in which their four wonderful
~ dogs tax prominent parts. So excellent
E Is the II aiming OF these wonderful AMI
- mails as to impress the auditor with the
II convicl lon that they are impelled by
The New York world says "The Dog
Spy'is a light piece, but Is suitable for
e the masses OF theatre goers In this city,
~ as the audience testified last night. Vic
. Leonzo Is a whole show In himself, and
4 Is ably supported by his brother Harry,
- and In fact by the entire company. Al.
Hensley, as a dandy nigger, kept the
u audience In good humor. The entire
~ company are fine people and are sure to
m make a hit In this CITY,"
= The New York Record says: "The
LeonZo Brothers put great life and
r. dogs are simply wonderful"
~ The Portland. Me-, Argus says: "The
T attraction was Tine Dog Spy and well
l put on, each character being assumed
q splendidly. Vic. Leonzo was most en-
NJ trained dogs were favorites all through
Az the evening""
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

To show to what extent the Republican
press will go It is but necessary TO say
that the Newport Observer tells story
'that one OF the new sergeants- at arms OF
the House stated publicly In the Perry
house that he would put bullet hole
through any Democratic member OF the
General Assembly who went back on the
action OF his party"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

What a chance for ID. Russell Browns
name to go rolling along in future his
tory by refusing to be Governor whom
the people had said they didn't want!
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

The TRIBUNE takes pardonable pride
in It's report OF the doings at Newport.
Major Harcourt's letter Is by far the best
and most interesting the people get.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

New and elegant scenery, elaborate stage
settings, superb wardrobes. Matinees every
Wednesday and Saturday at 2 30 p. m. every
evenings at p. m. Popular Prices-Orches-
ira. 25c; Balcony, 9oc; Gallery. lec. Box OF.
fee open from 10 n. IN. to 10 p. m. Seats Sc
cured one week In advance.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

The Superintendent OF Parks should
attend TO his duty. Wilkinson Park is in
a disgraceful condition.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

Mr.. Tiepke gets two years. appoint
ment out Of the holdover government.
OTIS an III wind, etc."
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY.

The talented Fitzgibbons children will ap-
pear at each performance In their splendid
musical speciality. In which Is introduced
bright and witty sayings, singing. dancing,
instrumental solos, Ducts, quartettes.
BERTHE Fitzgibbons, the second edition OF
Harry Dixey, will be in IL.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

II looks now as through East avenue
will be widened.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

Fall River can change its name from
the City Of splndles to the City OF Hor.
rore
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-02

NEXT ATTRACTION-Gray q Stevens
great sensational drama In acts, "vEsPER
BELLS"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-26
VINUM RUBIDUN PASTEURIENSR.
SQntt1tszWein.

rniere in SIafden pa fenrifrten
Hotbpeine. tpelfe bon b%efpneerS ebIer
@%attnns mm6 sitem Sabrsnns bi8sus
Sla14enreife i%orefdIti8f gepFegt
urb nater Mnsj4lab Der at.mpipbari5Hen 2ah
tn Der Slai4e BIS gu ber bon 9ateur Dor,
gel4rtebenen TerHperatur mnb unter aenaue1
Befolsung Der bon bsmfeIben sesebenem Be,
f%tmmungen beRanbeIt finb, eisnen iidt aubcr,
oreentlth gum @ebrauH fit &ranfe unb Ne.
eonbalescenten unb bel Gpibemnen unb tint
IN rerf4iecenen sroteren SpspitdIern, Fran,
f%enbduiern, 2o5aretben &C. bereits nit gutem
erteIs einsefiRrt. @t4t .5nneu
M IT aber biefe bor3hgIihen pobL
8epfe8tenlW etne aud gum t6gft
den Gebram4 e%mpfebIen.
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@mter Math.

Benn Sbr cine HdhmafGine fault, 0 be,
3ablt es fid, bic bette gu tpdhlen. Mir bers
faufen nur unier eisenes Sabritat unb fennen
baiielbe senau. aauft Sbr bon uns, 70 BE.
Sablt Sbr nidt 3tpeien Yrofite tlmaebt baber
ben 3mif9enbdnbIer, Der meiitens biaise
Mai6txen bat. Sbr gebt benz Sabritanten
nnb Sanbler 4rcfit. &auft baher brett. Sn
GeIst unierer sroben GaeiIttaten tOnnen mir
NG6maidinen biQirer liefern pie iraenb
cine anbsre Gabrii. unier 8efreben TT tets
a~etpeien, has 8eits ~ bieten nnb bic b 0 T..
Sasti1He Rdb. WafHine in Der
W EFT u I~tefern.
tlnIere Waidtaen finb nidt 70 biaie tpie
Anbere, aber SIR iperbet ftnben, bab bic edte
Sineer Mafdine BITE boufommenite,
3uperldifisfte unb bausrbaftefe if; unb Sbr
frerbet @elb fparen unb aerser bermeiben,
penn sbr bic .GGte Stn9er", bic nur
bon Der Ginger Manufacturing COMPANY
bereeiteat pirb, fault. Desen Rreiie unb 8es
bin9unsen ipenbet Gu1 an: The Singer
Manufacturing Company, SO. IL 8eftsgom,
merceftrabe, Gan Nntonio, Tera8.
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gd,pla, Val,ueu /. GSarteu 1T S

Gd)pla' NaIuaett $ 9arten tit Der
SammelplaB Der 9euti9en BON Sun
Mntonio NIT ibren Gamiliem. Sie re-
g~elmdBigen Mberb : 6rei : &on5erte an
bier Mbenben in Der Mo9e iint itets
sablrei6 beiu9t unb erfreuen ii@ elmer
angemeinen 8eliebtbeit. Seine Meine
nmb Mbisfeps lnb ane3eit fellerfrii9es
Bier, iotpie bic beften gigarren.
Oie &e tauration liefert ole
9elitateIien Der Saifnn. Muftern,
Slide. Wilb in better 3ubereitung.
SdgliG ausgeaei9neter mariner 2un9.
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@eo. Mansrb,s aampf . aaferei

in Der MnfinsS traBe 1T nit ben lteues
fen Maf6inen CUR Nnfertigung pon
8otti6en, Gdfern, gifternen &C. einge>
ridtet unb liefert anertannt poraiigli6e
Mrbeit.
S9idt @uer @elb ni1t nod benz
NOrben, 1onbern laBt Cure Nrbeiter
bier MAIDEN, mp gu9 pDle @arantie
fir bic bette Nusfibrung berfciben GEE
gebeu tplrb. 8riefi6e Nnfrasen iiber
Breife &C. tperben prompt beantpprtet.
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SQ1l0wurut.

Wer an Banbpurm leibet, fembe fir
meir &abifaI MitteI. Meia
Mittel 1T lei6t gu nebmen, feIbt fiir
9inber unb f6ud9t ni9t ben 46rper.
@arantie fur @rfolg. Yreis $3.50.
@lei9aeitig berienbe i9 bas beriibmte
Seras 1ninerfal SeiIpflater, 6ibnerz
artgens unb War3enpflaiter, Pile Omit
ment, iomie mein u~nfeblbares Neurals
gia<2iniment. Mbrefe:
W. Sell, Nufin, Seras.
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u. 6. Baris. s. 81. &otbpen
PARIS & ROTHWELL,

pbotograpbif@es Ntelier,
SO. II utb 10 Wef>@ Commerce traBe
San Mntonio. Sie a%nerneueften @ens
res in photographer fein ausgefibrt,
ebenio elegant tpenn nidt better, pie
irgenb tpelde I'M @taate. 2~ebensgrpBe
@rapon-p ortraits unb ale Nrte1 DON
8ergrbBerungen. @ebt cure 8ilber
mi9t Gremben, I'M fie b~ergr6Bern au
laHen, tpenr bic Mrbeit bier BON ber=
antmortli9en @inftlern CUR pofIen Gus
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben tann.
Wir liefern MIR Mrbeit erifer &lafe ab.
Mnfi9ten bon @ebdlben iuerben tawfs
gensmmet un6 ole Muftrdge a~uBerbalb
bes Mteliers prompt befprgt.
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CINE a~aramtirte aur.

gBtr autcrtiren ben aaee5teten Nppttefer, Sbnen
Or. ainss ReueS SeiImtttel eeseu 5eptnbiu@t, ens
ten unt Grfdltuns auf fcieenbe 8ebinsuns 81 perfaus
Steles WRttteI ben Nnpetiunsen entfpre@enb setrau&en
molten, tnbem Gie IS etnsebenb ~prctiren, nnt trenn
sic bann fetne DeAernrg bura eanelbe peIiphren,
gbr eeIb turhd tefpmnien. 9Btr MAIDEN hieS angetrt
IA gelse Ser erpborttsen GrfcIset pelhe btes Dttttel
BET BET lettidbri9en Grtppen : Gptbeuie auf5utpstien
bate. Wfr bdben pom feinem Sale set6rt, In benz
tas MitfeI ni&t sebplfen bate. W2an made etEen
BeriuH bamit 4rrbeHai4en fret Bet Der Gan Gntcs
MO Drus Go. @rebe SlaiAeu so Gents unb $l.00.
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sxmu,er npran!

Set ietuer erten Ginfhbruns Bat bas Electric gitters
iGneu unh bauernb bic @unt bes pubittums errunsen,
bts es fett alien t~erartiSsn Setln1ttteln roran mars
idtrtl Dies Wetttet eutbdit 0tHts, mas es ais @etrdnt
cber Gerapihuns8 mtttel eeeisnet er5&einen Iiebe, unb
"a ptrb al8 Die bette unb reinlte Webtein fur a1e 9eihen
beB DRa8fns, Der 2eber nnb Der Rteren anseieben. Sc
ssts nstsISns, nnDsreanlt4sett gerEOrians unb
Wtrfuns rtrb NIT ieber Glai6e sardnttrt pber has @elb
pir6 1urhderhattet. Rrei8 nur SO Gents per Slaffe.
3u bateu BET Der Gan antpnis Drus Company.
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9rmd= arbeiteu.

Die beften unb sei6madpoafen
Druid Mrbeiten, iDie &e6nunssformus
lare, Quittungen, 8riefbogen, gnpes
lopes, Nnf6lagsettel &C. &c. tperbeu Don
Der unteraeidneten Girma geliefert.
2aBt @u9 Breiie geben. auftrage bon
austpdrtS merben prompt auseefhbrt.
Sobnsr Bros. print'g Co.,
Solebab Strabe, San Nntonio, Ser.
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%eirafbasg metne:
Sos. s. gin3 unb 2pbia MraRe.
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81mme! 81uute!

S6idt guer GeIb ui9t nod benz
Norben fur tpertblofes 3elg, fonbern
fault 8dume, Strduder, &eben &C.,
bic bier ge3oget unb benz 4Iima ans
sepaBt finb. &ei6baltiger &atalOg
wirb gratis perfanbt.
Otta So de, 8aumidnl=8 Better,
Stem 8Iaunfels, Gonal Co., 9eras.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-25
PERSONAL AND GEOGRAPHICAL.

Mr.. Cleveland,s cnbinst ma comni.ted
noss.ss.s many surnrlses not m. I.as,
among than b.,nv TINT h, has b.en on
.ucc.ssful in the one f.atur, oi obnosIng
moor man. This IA n d,parture from
b,a n,ocednr. I'm ,ss6 wb.n h.in.
h,mssI, noor ha s.,.c,,,d ,l,h adv,,a,.
IN, m. .,gh, v..,s hay,n, h,o,a,,
rey.r,aI in his own case he beIny now
,o,.,shIv ,,oh a, "a only n.tural ,ha,
therul. NJ r,ver.al should aIso contInu.
"a In b,s official family.
In other r.sn,c,. ,oo th. a,s.
unvui,hed chief ha, vivon Tho aoss,n.
many n text. II IN. s,lec.ion NJ
Jude. Gr.sbam c,,atod .n,,auon,
among the par,is,ns ON both sldes m,
other names decided upon have beon
quite as unex pected because thew were
generally 40 Obscure. No one knows
better than nm American TINT the has,
metal ia not ALWAYS found plitterlng an
the surface; and In view OF Mr.. Cleye.
lands good fortune in choosing sIngu.
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being lees known, may escape.
Dan Lamont will not bring to the con
duct ofthe war department the Puritan
blue blood and wealth which made
Mr. Endicott 30 statuesque, nor Will
he be likely 10 exceed him In admins
trative ability. As 10 the comparative
talents OF Mr.. Villas and Mr.. BIssell, the
former AMI future postmaster general,
u will be perhaps sulii ;lent to say that
the flrst did not achieve and the second
will have much 10 DO TO equal the til.
umphs OF the present incum Dent, MI.
wanamaker.
Geographically considered, tho Pres
ident.elect might have gone farther
and Jared no worse. As before, he
stsrtles prece lent by giving two cabi.
net places to citizens ofbis own state
Manning and Whitney before, La.
mont aud Bissell this time; a genor.
osity that would seem TO be- morelthan
even the Empire etate deserves. Mass.
achusetts once again gets u represen.
tative-Olney this yenr, Eidicott in
1885. Illinois furnishes both the Vice
President nd premier, In the persons
OF Stevenson aud Gresham; eight
years ago tho former honor went to
Observation-Disclosures the latter TO
Delaware-BayarJ. The south, which
formerly hal two places, La.
mar In tho interior depart.
moat and Garland as attorney gem
eraI, will now have three: Carlisle In
the treasury, Smith In the interior and
Herbert In the navy department. Villas,
and Afterwards Dickinson, who repre-.
sonted the Northwest In the Office OF
postmaster general before, have no
successor from their particular section;
and tho choice OF J. Sterling Morton OF
Nebraska for the agricultural depart.
ment barely saves the great West from
similar slight. In n WORT, New York
aud the South seem 10 have 1t all.