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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-24

DURING the last campaign the
Democrats of this city displayed a
banner in their professions bearing
this inscription:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-24

WOULDN'T you feel very different
if the President and the Congress
were Repubhcan-honest miun?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-24
Proclamation BY The Governor.
STATE OF MARYL'ND.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

WHEREAS, Section one of Article fourteen
OF the Constitution of Maryland makes it the
duty of the Governor to order the publication
in certain newspapers to be designated by
him, of any bill, or bills, pas sed proposing any
amendments to the said Constitution; and
WHEREAS. at the January Session, 1892 OF
the General Assembly of MARYLAND, a bill was
passed proposing an amendment to the Con-
stitution, which amendment is Chapter SlS OF
the Acts OF 1892, and is as follows, to wit:
CHAPTER 3l3
AN ACT to add an additional section to Arti-
Gle four Oft Constitution OF this State.
SECTION Be il enacted by the General A.
sem6ty Of Maryland, Three ffths of all the
members of the two houses concurring. that
the following section be, and tn same is
hereby proposed, as an amendment to the
Constitution ofthis state; aud if adopted by
the legal and qualified voters thereof as here
in provided, the same shall supercede and
stand in the place OF Section thirty-nine of
Article four Of said Constitution
SEC. 30. The General Assembly shall. MS
often as it may think the same proper and
expedient, provide by law for tn, election of
an additional Judge Of the supreme Bench
Of Baltimore city, and whenever provision
shall be elected by the voters of said CITY
another Judge ofthe supreme Bench Of Bal
tlmore city, who shall be subject TO the same
constitutional provisions, hold his office for
the same term Of cars, receive the same COM
pensation, and have the same powers as are
or shall be provided by the Constitution. or
laws of this state lOr the Judges of said SUI
prome Bench Of Baltimore city, and the Gen.
pral Assembly
supreme Bench by its rules, for recurring
causes in any of the courts of Baltimore
city to be tired before the Court without a
jury, unless the litipantS or some one of Them
shalt within such reasonable time or times.
a. may be prescribed, elect to have their
causes tried before jury And the General
Assembly may reapportion, change or en-
large the jurisdiction of the several courts in
sad city
SEC. ?. AndJc il 6nthe, enacted. bg he an
ho,5fg a,orcyojd, That the foregoing section
hereby rroposc1 as an amendment to the
Constitution shall be, at the next general
election tphe held in This estate. submitted
to the legal and qualified vo,ers thereof for
their adoption or rejection in pursuance of
the direction contained in Article fourteen of
the Constitution of It's state and al the
said general election the vateon said pronosed
amendment TO the Constitution shan be by
ballot, aud upon each ballot shall be written
or printed The words "For thetConstitutional
Amendm ont." or'AgainSt the Constitutional
Amendment aS the voter may elect and
Immediately after said election due return
shall he made to the Governor Of the votes
for and against said proposed amendment. as
directed by >ai0 fourteenth Article of the
Constitution
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-24

DANIEL tHlSiiobN.
Oakland, Nd April 3. 1893.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-08-24
The Republican.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:

:. IN ELL, Editor and Proprietor.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
e., Supnrcss mob Yi.Icace.

Gov. IIogg. of TeN.s. i'll 4 message
to ;he !"gi>iaiar"er ihrt State on the
eccTt Iyariiing al Paris. says:
To ali n~>Ip!.rrs.'s. mob violence
in this :3lrir. l respectfully suggest 4
las c,ni,odyiug the features:
!. That when any person, being
ii prisoner in .iaii "r oii;-r place Of
confinement. az uinlrr arrest, or i'll
official custody or restraint. or is held
by or under the authority o: auy
c0anry. city or a;c o.ii:tr. o. is re-
strained by virtue of ANY legal pro-
cess. shall he taken tr"in snch rlacc
or authority ia violation ri law ard
put [" death. the cnuniy within
which such person WAS held or con
!inch. aa,i from which LEY may have
been $, taken. shall lac li.ble TO pay
a sucr.iir,l large ,um 10 the surviving
husband. vile. children and parents
of said person who shall 50 suffer
death.
> Make thc c"Ha.y also liable for
damages When Il person not being
a prisoner ~ un leg !""ai durcss is
'n"bhrh hy t"o ar I"rc persons. and
Tie sid criminal, ne not within Il
specified iine Indicted and proscccut-
eli for ihci.' crime.
5. MAKE each person or corPora-
lion also liable Tor damages who take:
part in Or aids by acts. or in any way
ab@ts in mobbing ola person.
/. Give The surviving relatives an
action in The District Court of any
county where ihc murder was ccnn-
mittctI, n in ANY cUraty whore either
NJ all plaatia- may reside VIXEN the
%ciion is Instituted.
;. Render the sheriff ineligible to
ho!d his Office. AMI provide for his re-
moval. When Il n~Fi>oar: is taken from
the Jail ur from himself. or from any
officer or Ilwfu! an;;Inrify in hi pres
cnce. anl is pat to d,!;i by Il mob.
E. Provide for I change Of vaGar.
either before ar alter Indictment, in
all ca,cs of mob violence.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
Cure.

We authorize car advertised drug
@G>t to sci! ~. Kings New Bi<covcr,
for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
af"n t!ii> condition. If You are ~
iirtcd with Il Cough. Geld or any
Lung, Throat or Chcs. trouble. and
will use this remedy as directed. Civ
ing it fair trial. and experience Nc
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have Your money refunded. We
could nn; make this offer did we not
know that ar. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t never iisap-
points. Trial bottles free at Wilson's
Drug Store. Large size SOC. and $l.OG
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Tho Patent office last year issued
2l,I27 patents TO citizens of the United
States and 2,051 to foreigners. The
surplus for the year amounted TO
$l75,59249. This is one of the few
government offices which arc self.
supporting. Special attention is call
ed TO the fact that this country Is
most liberal in her treatment OF
foreign inventors, and that her own
inventors are often treated in n very
inequitable way by other countries.
Surely in this We a afford to protect
ourselves. Let there be reciprocity.
The Yankee Inventor is too great d
factor in our development to be slight
ed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

S. II. Clifford, New easel. Wa.
vas troubled with Neuralgia ard
rheumatism. his Stomach was Dis
ordered, his Liver was affected 10 III
alarming d"grr", appetite fell a"ay
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elcc-
trio Bi!.ers r'i:"i h;ra.
Edward shepherd. Harrisburg. II.
had > Running sore ca his lrg q:
eight year Standing. lie three o.
ties OF Electric hifIcrs AMI seven box
- OF Eutklcu', .ArHi"a Salvr. rnd hi
leg Is sound aHl well. John speaker.
t'aiawha. O.. hal liyc large Fever
sores on lis L.: ,]!rr:nr> s.llI he va,
iucttrnhle. ta' Battle Electric Bit
lcrS an! u3r i"x hnirA Sake cured.
lin entirely. SciJ by !. Maple VII
syI:, druggist
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
Where iIrains Are Needed.

\ man from one of the back Il
lies of the Upper Peninsula was lean
ing on the counter talking TO the
clerk at the Russell House.
Fine hotel You've got here" he
said. shaking a haysee,l out of his
whiskcrs. Il keep a hotel myself.
but faint notIin' like Ibis
The clerk smiled and.noddcd COM
placcnily.
just the same it takes brains t."
run IT," he went on. Man in this
business cant know too much"
The public says We hotel clerks
do" returned the clerk. mod"s:ly.
Yes. I know: but that's pokin fun
at you. | say you cant know 70"
much. f'rul>tancc in my case nov.
Last week Il guest camc 20 III? r!a"e
and registered himself rs a United
States Senator. Now. il ! hadn't
knowed all about the power AMI Zig
nifty AMI 'fu"nc. q: a senator. !
would u got left. l;ut | was posted
and | ihrowed the house open to
hlnI: sent driHks up crcrf night,
/ cocktails every morning; give hin the
! run Of tine bar duriu' the day; set oi;
the cigar: lock him ort in lay ha.t
livery rig to see ihc town and the
rhsnre the government hal f"r i'm
! provin' OR river and si,in' u Il pub
lie buildin'. and kept him there OF
| the fat of tie Land Tor fear day, H;id
never said a word about pay. Ii ~
been ignorant id As like - no. spilled
the whole business. but | wasn't.
you see"
What State was The Senator from:
inquired III" clerk.
".Ariznny.'
The clerk gagged and got red III
he face.
"Arizora:- he repeated.
YES, Ariznny; don't you know
where that IL"
"Of course. Of course" replied the
clerk: but Arizona is TO State. liz
n Territory and doesn't have any Sen
atOrS at all"
.Wha-wha-what:" Gasrei The
visiting hotel keeper. and the clerk
explained and then got down a book
md proved If to him and tie Upper
Peniasulatc tore up and down the
office q while and finally went away
and drowned his sorrow in the flow
ing boHL-Dctrot Free HCSs.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

1t seems to be the irony of fate tina
the most u~ndcscrving OF men Shout,
get the most faithful of wives. l.os,
Raymond's wife, whom he left Il
struggle and earn her living as best
she could, is in New York bringing
every influence she can TO bear upon
the Home Secretary of England +,
ccure Itaymond's release from thu
English Jail, where lie is now serving
out a term for swindling. She ha.
already secured a host of letters 10
that effect. What a picturesque
character Raymond was. With ability
sufficient 10 make a desirable acquisi-
ton TO any newspaper and good fel-
lowship 10 attract any II he choose
the career of swindler and conf
dencc man.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Nearly 400 applicants for patent.
we're made last wear by members o
The fair sex. The greatest proper
ion of them have ]refercnceto claim
ed improvements in connection will
furniture. invalid appliances, cooking
md education. Several applications
however, relate TO general industries
such rs stationery, textile manutact.
ures, electrical and railway appliances
pumps and typewritcrs. Foremost
among fcamalc inventions are certain
iy those appcrtaiuing TO thcir OWE
personal adjournment or that of their
homes. Many devices have been
patented GJr raising the skirt when
crossing a muddy road, 4 problem
essentially for the fair ones. April
ances for The sick have also cngrossatl
considerable attention, and these may
be supplemented by novelties i'll fame,
work. puzzles and games.
New sky signs. advertising devices.
fire escapes. caiseras, balloons and
skates further swell the list of last
years applications. The unscliish
of women is agail por-
travcd by their inventive attentions
10 the Opposite sex. in such msttcrs
us improved braces. "trouSer-splash
buttonhole flower hold
FRS, self-a:rarhiug neckties. sleeve
inks. and means of securing mems
and cuff,.-Eirom LavcHtioA.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
4 Remarkable sncident.

1t was between six and seven O'clock
III the evening" and as car number
two came laundering down Spanish
street | boarded her To ride home
On entering the ear | found il 10 be
crowded. y good many OF the pas
ScngerS were wOrkiuEmrn. and these
who were fortunate enough to have a
seat. even ii it was Il narrow II
seemed TO lonsc half he pleasure of it
in watching the door open every time
the ear slapped. IL reached Broad
WAY. However. wiliout 81 invasion Of
the fair sen. Then tiye or six of them
got an bnarl. The majority Of
the new corners were Young aud
pretty and of that type who seem 10
make a special study Of the best
methods for making the male patrous
%: street carS feel Uneasy il they hap
zen 10 be- sitting. OEe of the ar
rivals. however. w.S 4 moiherly-lonk-
ing womas. whose every feature
Indicated that She had a will OF her
ovn. Sh" might have been taken at
first sight 10 be Il prominent member
81 :. womaa's rights soriety. hut those
who formed this opinion Of bHr VIXEN
She entered the car felt ashamed OF
themselves 4 few minutes later.
Several Of the Young girls had
selected the seats they mcaEt to have
when they had oglei their present
occupants on; Of them. and Il tired
DEMOCRAT reporter who knew lie
was a victim. Dut di;i lot want 10
give up The battle. decided TO conf
promise rather than acknowledges his
defeat. therefore arose and politely
offered MY scat 30 he mo:her.y-iook-
ing oma Instead Of dropping IN
TO ;iIc vacancy a. is usually the cs-c.
he woman tiFHcti to IKE aai said:
No. thank Won. SIR. ! am a~ well
able to stand - yoI arc: g Ind bet
ter KEEP var S"it.' Etsr Ht-e- =
Pause -" CONTINUED: Il cIGn"t Under
>tau;l Ills HorS"2>r Of giving up
everything ~ woi::a. ~ !. i!r,y SfcTc
poor weak creatures. ualh;" - sta3l l..
Here j. . ear .iil ~ n:"n W.,p have
been working h1ri al la, as.I want
a rest Oh !hcir way homo. Lat thcy
are supposed 30 give ~ their - L; 10
I lot OF yOrH" Urls No haze nothing
10 do Lut "a >aun.cr t.-"T"at III"
>i"rcs ali In, Ill-. #uj haze not iur"-
5 -.li cn..!-i - - h:m. before .!r
ears become croH ,::,i. / iEiHk il j.
>iu,i'y rt,iicU!u:t>. Il j.. = "Trl Wh:..r
>nre / been u9 :. .ir,ct -: =; ii::,
TIM. Of me day. HI.i / prGpo-". III -:
~ ( an concerned. 30 lrivr ;i:e >ra:>
/, tiIo-" wis hns thc b"s: :j:Ai -
thriU.
was srrual in.ah rri;lI This srerei.
AID tie balance fl the male I'a,>crrr rs
!ookc.' upin F"r'rc; a~inazaacIt. "Ajic
the Voting g!..> .,nhrh at carh "'i,"r.
net Eno"iT4 whether to ";-s.c or
i,,G'. iiut seeing in" expression 81
app!otaf uaon The frees e: ,i:ar Of
the HIlic passenger. thcy Gr-sr"i In"
straps in the car wiki rrHrY.ch yi-or
tnl began talking about the Lorrid
,r-.nf,.s IL H. T.t. tts .-rr MI
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

A Mugwump organ says unless Il,
Silver Repeal bill is passed the first
act of Ciercland's administration MA
be the issue of 800. G,OO0 or $500.
100000 of gold bonds oil suth term,
as the market requires TO permanent.
establish the inficxible Purpose ara
ample ability of the country 10 Main
tain its currency at par with gold.
and that this will put an end COM
pletely TO all hope of any further
compromises, concessions, expert.
mcnts or deals on the silver question
This is a bold and vigorous policy.
but it will require the support o:
Congress TO carry it out-a Congress
largely committed TO free silver as
well as free trade.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

An cnterprising New York caterer
for the family table read somewhere
last summer that a watermelon can
be kept indefinitely by vanishing lis
surface. Accordingly a fine melon
was bought and vanished before be-
ing laid away as a great feast for
Christmas. On that occasion it wa
cut and duly tasted. The result WIS
disappointment, although the fruit
seemed cxcellently preserved No
body was ready with 4 rca>nn fog
this at first. At length what must lie
the real cause of the failure was sug-
gested. \ melon is solely Il hot
weather food. and at a midwin:er
feast its chilliness and watcriness
offends the palate in u peculiar way.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

The country is left hopelessly in
the dark as regards the motive which
inspired the Legislative genius who
has introduced i'll the Minnesota
House a bill making the manufacture.
sale or use of the hoopskirt a pena!
offensc. IL is possible that the ques-
ton which confronts Minnesota i,
whether the criDoliue or its feminine
population must go. The land OF
Ignatins Donnclly Is %proverbial for
its occasional windSiorms. and should
any of its rairer denizens be caught
by one of these atmospheric outbursts
while clad in 4 crinoiine the girl
in North Dakota and Manitoba
would be instantly arrested and Min
nesota be bereft of the redeeming
of its population. From this
point of view the bill against the
loopskirt is all right, and its author O
ar sighted statesman.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
photographic .."na for the whole
World.

The M%urphySboro Era publishes
the following concerning the discovery
ri an immense bed of photographic
stone near Thebcs. Illinois:
Fcw of Oar readers know that a
Vast deposit of photographic stone has
been discovered i'll this section add
that this will probably be the main
supply for this purpose for many
years 10 come. This stone is very
scarce aud Mr.. O'NeilI. the discoverer.
feels that he has secured something
which will yield great returns. The
deposit is at 1hcbeS, in Alexander
county. In an interview with a
G5obe-DcLtocTaf reporter, he says:
'The tract contains los acres. all of
which appears to be underlaid with
the stone. have drilled through it.
and find that it is 800 feet deep.
There il enough photographic stone
there 70 supply the world for the
next 800 Years. ! have taken out
perhaps twenty tons of stone. all of
which has been used in making tests
OF its merits. as | was unwilling to
erect a quarry and dressing plant
lltil | vas assured beyond a doubt
3
that it was all right. will probably
not be prepared TO furnish stone 10
the market until the middle of the
SIMMER"
The property is now in The control
of the National photographic Stone
with Martin O,Ncill prcsi-
ilenG, and James Zimmerman secretary
and Treasurer. Edward 4. Braun. a..
.ithugraph artist of ST. Louis. is nswi
engaged in engraving a large stone
rom this quarry, with the contour of
IN actress, to be exhibited at the
Fair. Prof. Lindahl. of
ILL.,, State Geologist. is
akiug an interest in the matter of!
repairing al exhibit FOR the Fair. /
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

According TO a late census bulletin
the Protestant Episcopal Church has
made rapid progress in the United
States during the past half century.
The frs: clergyman of the denomin-
alton TO set foot in America came
ovc with Sir Walter Raleigh in 1857.
Down TO the Revolution the church
made steady progress and had many
parishes and clergymen throughout
NewIork, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vania, Maryland and Virginia, but it
was almost crushed out in the struggle
for independence. 1t was slow in
regainiug its lost ground, but is now
III a fouIishing and growing condi-
ton. 1t has 5S2,054 communicates.
divided into 5,0I9 organizations, with
0 church for each.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

The Hon. William Walter Phelps is
the luckicst man in politics. When
he leaves the United States mission
in Berlin he can come directly home
to become a lay Judge in New Jersey
under a Democratic Governor. lie
has alrerdy been appointed by Gov
ernOr Wcrts. His salary will be
small and his duties light, but Mr..
Phelps is reputed 10 be worth $1O.-
100000, and he need not worry about
the salary.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

There is food f.: reflection in the
declaration of the millionaire suicide.
e. II. NJ. Just. that = man should al
ways nave something 10 occupy his
mind and that Tie worst thing a man
eau do is TO give up active business
pursuits. a busy mind is never
morbid.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
For six Cc5IS

we will send YOU Dr. Kauffinann'i
great Medical Work; leo pages, color
ed plates from life. The most valuable
adviser ever published. To any ad-
dress on receipt of three 2-cert stamps
to pay postage. Address A. Z. Ord
way & Co, Boston, Mass.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Uncle Sam, according TO the best
statistics, has 81 per cent of the trade
of the Sandwich Island. England
has not much to lose in the absorp'
tion OF the islands by the United
States. Ono thing is very sure
neither England nor any other
European power will be allowed tO
take possession of the island.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Hon. Marshall Arnold represents
the largest Congressional District in
the State of Missouri, and he has re-
ceived a greater number of letters
than any other man in Congress since
The first of December last. Ills con-
stituents are hungry for Office and
they are making life a burden for
their representative in Congress. Mr..
Arnold has our sympathy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Congressman Cummings has intro
duced a ill 10 provide for and facili-
tate commercial and political union
between Canada and the United
States. 1t contains provisions for
the admission of the Canadian prov
ines as States. and tor commercial
union until the terms Of admission
are agreed upon. This bill is in &C
cord with manifest destiny.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11
Valuable Farm and Ti1bsr Land for
SAFE.

KeCU 3 hstNOIZ kcaI Esttte AScnts.
The South half o. the North EAST quarter ald
the Vest naif OF the Southeast quarter Of Sec
tiol Is, Township 81. I:aTSe u leo acres.
The Northeast quarter OF the scu;hsast
quarter OF Section l3, Township -. Rage u
East.
Also Lot > o. the Northwest quarter. lot . of
the E~au;hwnst quarter, Section Is, Township
-. Range l.. East on CottOnbHit x L. AID
Cane Il s.. l.. 4 F. S L. X. Cape Girardeau
County, Missouri.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Our Democratic Legislature is
working hard TO make the people
pay o higher rate of taxation. They
want a big pile of money in the
treasury to look at, and they propose
to have it there if it is possible to raise
it by taxation.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

The Republic of Colombia may as
well dismiss any idea thai the United
States has designs upon the Panama
Canal. Americans are willing 10 take
the French at their word. when they
declare that the Panama Canal is al
impossible undertaking. Americans
are not accustomed 10 deal in i'm
possibilities. and they have in the
Nicaragua Canal an undertaking that
is not only possible but readily tcasi-
bic. The American people have 10
use for the ditch which has proved
the grave of SO many French rcputa-
tiuns, and which has swallowed up
the savings OF so many thrifty work
ingmcn.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Boston University has lived up to
Boston traditions. The liberal arts
department has appointed Thomas \,
Baker, a colored boy. of Eastvillc, Va.
10 the highest commencement honor
in June, that OF speaker. Texas pa.
pcrs please copy.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Where is Judge Harry O'Bryan:
We have not heard the mellodious
music of his voice since The adjourn.
ment of the Judicial convention. Is
it possible that the Judge has talked
himself to death?
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

The statement at a meeting Of The
Chamber OF Commerce by the actin.
president, Mr. Alexander +. Orr, III
regard to the amount of silver pur-
chased by the government and the
loss on it, shows that the total arnonHt
of silver purchased by tic govern
meut under the law of 1873 and I'M
der the Sherman Silver law up 20 the
Sd ofDecembcr, 1892. was AIS. i0l.46T
ounces, and the cost $i32.iI2.907.
The value of this silver at present
prices is s551,i57.257. The less tn
the government has been $S~0,9i5,650.
These figures need no comment.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-02-11

Cincinnati, onc "thc hog mctropo-
lis is again waking up. and proposes
10 erect S2.OOO.OOO stock wards aud a
magnificent hotel. The Queen City
has large wealth, and is geographic
ally located TO control a great trade.
with the South just now arousing To
a new life. She has a wide and
promising field, aud Chicago will
wish her prosperity.