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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
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White class Il negroes arrested Yesterday AMI
committed to Hachcnsick jail by Justice Webb. Of
River Eg' under charge Cf breaking into the house
OF Willilm T.. Ack"rnan. farmer living near the
bergen County Ioorl0use, five miles from Ilackcn-
sack The family all absent. Tn" boy ri1'd
oil The drawers. bat tie only ihinS he carried oil
n revolver and a loX Of cartridges While handling
the revolver he ,hol himself IN ihc left hand, inhict
ing "A severe wound. Arthur j. the hoy who about
two wears ago. with his little sister sarah. robbed
ihc w-.Iers"N and New \ Cgk railroad stations III
New-Nlilfod. River Edge Oradcll, Cherry ll and
Ena siolr from several stores and private houses.
sirah supposed u be- thu leader In The ~ dcpr"-
tons and was sent to the reform school, Arthur being
returned TO the custody of aunt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
H E A r N
~.
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN DAY.
With Extraordinary Values in
SUMMER SPECIALTIES.

At 2iac.AH Wool AIbatross
and Figured Wool Chalies-worth 20 and q,
At 17iac DinsonaIs md Striped Chevrens
Tan. Gray, Medium and dark shades.
At 2oc..AlI Wool Mountain Suitinss
Navy. Tan Gray, and Black-worth 50.
At .Extra nne and Lustrous Mohnirs
Large and small figures; worth 65.
At 4oc.. Fine BriIIiantnes
coors and back-worth 65
At &c., Wool Casbmeres
also Fancy Checks and Debeges; worth r.
At 2oc Light and Dark China silks
figures Stripes. and SDots-worth 49,
At 47c. Fancy stripe Wash silks-2s inch
also satin Stripe Pongees-light and DARK
At 400. New Colorcd Bengalines
Street and evening shades.
At SOC. Fancy japanese Silks
Extra quality-27 inches wide worth 50,
At Soc. Loic Fuller Crepe do Chimes
light and dark shades-also black.
At 100. Dotted and Figured swisses
Large and small designs; worth % 30 90,
AT 9'.c.. Extra Fine Nainsooks
Plaids Stripes. and Lace effects; worth II.
AT e'.c.. New Boating and Outing FIanneIs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES double.
At 7'ac.. New Fancy FIanneIette.
for summer dresses-real value 10.
At 7'.c.. Gloria and BriIIiantine satcens
changeable efccts-esewhere 12Ia and t.
black, with natural flower designs: worth a.
At 99sc.. silk Finish Pongees
extra wide-dork and medium: worth L..
At 1oc.. French and Scotch Ginshams
Slightly imperfect-usually 35.
At 12i2c.. Satin stripe Ch,.,Iies
full yard wide-madc TO sell at double.
At 12iac.. Finc,t French Lawn
80 inches wide-cost 20 cents 10 import
Az lJc.. Fine French Organdics
Dainty designs in Satin stripes or Plaids.
Al 19c.. Polished Ebony Curtain Poles
with trimmings cOmplete-worth 20.
At 25c. Wire Window Screens
extend to 81 inches-worth 80.
At 100. silk Curtain Loops
various colors-usuay 80 and %.
At loc. Best Opaque Window Shades
with cado and fringe-worth IS.
At 81 20. .Jute Art Squares
24x3 yads-new coors and patterns.
At 15c.. Dnmnsk stripe Slip Coverings
Gray and Ecru-a0 inches underworld a,
AZ 6oc.. Nottingham Lace Curtains
manufacturrs' odd pairs; worth I Is.
AT osc.. Scotch Lace Curtains
manufacturers sample pairs worth 2 90.
At lao Extra Fine Scotch Lace Curtains
81 yaris-whte and ecru-worh 100.
At oS Extra wide scotch Lace Curtains
hundred styes-worth IS 90 and a 90.
At 0o. Copies Of Real Lace Curtain
made on finest point machines; worth o5 90. |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
ONE rs WATCHING ALL THE TINE.

A quantity of furniture belonging TO named
Denning and his wife has been standing the
sidewalk IN front OF the tenement house. No. -
Beach-st. for more than wech. The Dennlng, were
dispossessed by their landlord. II. McArdle. Mrs.
Dcnnlng expressed her determination let the goods
remain where they were. and to keep guard on them.
The old woman took up her position the door step
and has since watched Der treasures every day She
sleeps In the hallway at night, while her husband,
ln0 laborer, does sentinel duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
THEY ENJOY TLRRIPTN md FONPINO.
MEMBERS OF THE PAINT OIL AND VARNIsn
CLUB EAT THEIR TIM SEVENTH
ANNUAL DINNER.

After the tcirapn and the pompano there was
talk about lampback and prices at the thirty seventh
dinner Cf TIE Paint, p and Varnish Club which was
held last evening nj TIE broadway Central HOtpL
During the dinner there "a drumming OF BAN Js
ana the music OF the piano besides the hum OF con
versation There were good cigars and good stories
at that dinner, ana there good laugh all
around when r. f.. Clark, who Is something OF a
sic ght-of hand performer, tore up all the dollar bills
he could borrow and then returned them sound and
whole.
The club discussed the ACCESSIBILITY Of becoming a
section OF the Board OF Trade and Transportation,
and the matter tabled until n later meeting.
Major A. Il. Garner presided, and At lbs right hand
sat ". u. T,mpe,on the secretary and treasurer OF
the club.
Among those p osent were C. H. Patrick, william
II. King, J. A. ElmendOit a. Mason, William II.
scheci, ;. W. North, Il. NJ. BrciDlg. II. Ii. ADAM
". karam, +. +. Clark. {. IL. kiessig, John W.
Combs David Prince. y. f.. Montross, Henry Louder
bough, &. +. Bcllam,, y. Is. Arnold and Charles H.
GILLESPIE.
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WHAT GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
Eapid Transit Commissioners, Mr.. Steinway's house
p.
Custom House investigation. Barge Ohce.
New.York Jockey Club races, Morris hrk. ? 80 D. m
I.,i,od States Ior., and Cattle Association Show,
Manhattan Field
Ncw-York I'tsburg baseball match. Polo Grounds,
p. m.
Society for Reformation Of Juvenile Deinqucnn re-
cepton Rlndalls Island.
barnard School commencement Harlem Opera House
p.
Funeral O, Edwin Booth, Church Of the Transfgura-
ton. 80 a.. m.
Miss Carpenters school, graduating exercises NO. 81
Flnh0Ve., / p. m.
Music IN Battery Park by Goth Regiment BUd,
IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
\EW-ROCIIELII;

The Young Peoples Association OF the Salem Church
will hold f. Ival on June / The Ncw-E ochclic
Improvement Association has decided 10 hold its an
nual flower show In tho Latte: part of october.
The Hospital Association has formed advisory
board consisting OF T.. ID. Griggs. II. VI. Lester, A.
r. Waladt. II. VI. IIormer r. &. Fisher, IT., Charlie,
Coffin. william :. Lyon, Francis Wilson, Charles H.
Green and Eugene Lambdcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
SING SIM.

The twenty fmr,h annual commencement OF ~
Johns school. Of Sing sing took pac" yesterday
afternoon. \ number Of peop" well known III
NcV York society. md many others were present
There drill and dress Erad" al :" p H.
followed by a competitive drill in the manual H.
.tuyvesant Gib.on the judge and h" AWARDED
the medal given by Major Washburn the military
Instructor Of the school, TO william {. Bradley
Irize determinations were then held in ID" spacious
., mna,inm Paul o. Moore took the fir, prize
George J. Gcrr. IT,. the second and Heath MOOR" th
third. The usual awards were then made ana men
the Rev. Dr. j. Il. Gibson. NE rector ~ th' sri"ni'
addressed a few kindly farewell words 70 III" follow
rs DavI" FAINTER and Marshall t. Graham. Gcer
received rhe hr,,-honor gold medal and Fainter the
SC nd or silver medal. Dancing followed these
exercises and Il light Luncheon was served Among
uo.e present We're: Mr.. William Berg Kip M.
Ralph 'Brandrth, Colonel and Mrs Edwin \; We
Mi, Regina IIongh'on and Miss Thomas.
cs pv2m NC r. IN; Of Is A@eGnt tcg Grfr r Of
idcut. cornelius Lyhane: NcG-pre'idrn THOMAS ol,,
Bowc: sergeant, at arms. owen Flynn.
supervisor, William L: Thorn Of Conlandi Fran,
els NJ. Carpenter Of NcwCaNli" Jacob Eead. 81
strong Of Yorktown OF the Westminster County Board
Of supervisors. visited This vlllag" on Thursday 10
limits. state Charles p. McCIclland appeared
upon behalf of several outside property owners, and
Village President william Clinton Mead and Trustee
Dr. Edward y. sherwood lOocl ont for the interests
u the village. After short argument the com
mlticc adjourned g. over the proposed boundaries
and will meet ut some future date.
Tie escape Of George W. Carter. The convict. from
Sing Sing Prison. l. sin mystery to Warden Dur
Carter j. still al large. Yesterday the guards were
put 10 work. under the charge Of Principal Keeper
'onnaushton. in making thorough search Of The
prison, IL thought that Carter In hiding
within the prison walls, The day work finished
last night and Carter Was not found. Warden Dnrslon
directed that the floors In the shoe, clothing machine
and rag shops De Torn up, Carter might have con
ccalcd himself under the floor In the shoe shop
1000 boxes Of shoes examined. and In IN" rag
shop 1000 bales Of rags were searched Warden
Durston thinks that Carter escaped when gang
Of cOnyicts taken ont TO work on the roads D..
Principal Keeper ConnaugliOn. Of Sing Sing Prison.
said Yesterday that every hing IN readiness for
John OsmOnd's execution next Monday Warden
Burston ont the invitations TO III" witnesses TO
the execution last night Osmond's attorney viii
make another attempt 10 get Governor Flower 10
mute his clients sentence 10 imprisonment for life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
FIRE RECORD.
To INVESTIGATE A SUSPICIOUS BLAZE.

There was inccndary fire early yesterday morn
Ing in the twOsiOry house No. jj1 West one-hundr'd
and twenty nnth-st but prompt discovery fortunately
prevented scriOu, damage the house. 40 PRISON
WAS injured. George I'M. who lives III" first
floor OF the hOuy'. smcll'd smoke at . a. m. and
found flames the stairs leading 30 the second floor.
He aroused the family 81 Henry Richmann on the
second floor and helped 10 put out the fire. The
stair carpet had been soaked with kerosene and gnte@l
by some miscrrant II there had been delay In dis
covering the fire. the stairway would have been burned
and tie Rchmann family could not have escaped that
WAY. The ald Of the rrrncn WIS not needed. and
the damage insignificant. IN Investigation Will
b, made ia" police and the fire marshal. The
OCCUPANT, II the house said yesterday that they did
not know that they had any enemies who would try
10 burn their homes. The house belong, 10 Richard
Iitzpatricl OF No. 10 West Ninrtccnth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
ANOTHER DEATH From TYPHrS

lcrulIna Slln an Italian woman. twcny-thrcc
year, oil wa, found I'll With smallpox at No. 81
rark-,t. yesterday and was sent 10 North Brother
Island. Michael Ryan. homeless man, who was
sent T. the Island from Bellevue Hospital on Sun
day died from typhus fever yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
I'II/ AliE'III

Sia, Brown. whcsc home Is with his mother. Cor
nelia Blown ut No. zoo East NIncy-cghih-St., New
York jumped of Il train AT Eo,clc last night In
front OF an express train on ia" "astbounc track
One leg was cat oil and his hip was broken. lie
will probably die from his injuries. lie was boun.
for Long rlncl. but got oh thr wrong lraln ami
The BRAKEMAN. he say. told him TO get OIL when
he did lie was taken - The city Hospital Al Eliza
beth. He l. twenty eight YEAR, Old and single.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
LEATHER FACTORY PARTLY DESTROYED.

The leather mandatory Of Henry A.. Bitter. north OF
Central.ayc. between First and Second SITS. Newark
was partly destroyed by fire yesterday. The flames
originated adjoining carpenter shop and sIrad
~ the factory, where eighteen work.
All got out safely. There considerable quantity
a. finished material hand and the loss il about
800 stock. The building owned by Mrs.
Thoma, IIapin and worth about -. 800 Patrick
McGrath carJ~ntcr loses about a. Co., There is part
Insurance OF the losses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

NIIIIONAIRES.-A complete list Of the 4.O41 mile
,ornirc. of the ntcd STATES aud how they made thste
money. Only list complied valuable 10 stuaehf~
economists and promoter. OF new enterprises u
Genie IA copy. b flexible cloth. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

In the very store where you bny
your thin suit-serge, cheviOt, or Nuns
cloth-yOu can get other cool things
to 90 with it: straw hat; russell shoes,
high or low; ncglige shirts; and a
whole storetul of June, July and
August FILINGS.
At any of our stores, and please
bring back what you don't like.
ROGERS, PEET L. co.
BROADWAY Wares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

ALMANAC. IS93--Third Edition. revised TO the drse
OF April. really splendid number. First OF the
great Amanacs the market. 3S0 page" now
ready. Facts about the Worlds Fair. 20 ceats -
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PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND
TIE BRIGGS CASE.-In prepa ration. The proceed.
ings OF the General Assembly Mt Washington. ample
particulars, and the trial the
Of DR.. Briggs. - cents n copy. send your orders
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HOME NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE iiolELo
EREVOORr-s senator John X. McFher-on, OF Ne"
Jersey. FIFTH AVENUE-Bafon Won KOHL oil "cr"'a'!'
Charlie. 8 amlln Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
ood 1rhor,.. u ,ltrich NJ Ro.ton. GILSEY-James o.
Broadhcad T. : Minister t. Switzerland MI RRAf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Levi +. Morton and wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09
YCNk Frs

Tho oues,ion T. raised whether YonbcrS has a
BOARD of Health or not. The present Board of
Health is cx-oico board. consisting OF the Ndlor'
the president OF the Common Council the pr'S'u'h'
OF the Board OF Police Commissioners ami the pr"s'
dent of the Board of Water Commissioner hdcr IN"
act amending the cty charter. passed al the last
session OF the Legislature. new appointive boarn
Is created whose tern of Office does not begin un'lI
October next But the act Itself was ITO lake ch'''
immediately There is nothing In the act 10 provide
that the old board shall hold over until III" term ol
Office of the new board begins. and there appears 10
be serious question whether the old board has not
been lcgislatcd ont o: Office leaving the city without
a Board Of Health this summer. The Rev.
J. Hendrix dc vres. for the last five years pastor
of Emmanuel Chapel in Yonkers, has received ana
accepted call TO the pas,orac Of the brohANh'
Deformec Church John f. Andrews and
James b. Odc have been reelected trn,iec' OF the
First Methodist Church for the term Of thrc years:
and W. Y. Frazcc has been elected IN pace Oh
benjamin :. Washburn who declined II reelection
Next sunday will be- childrcns day in the city
churches. Next Monday the civil service com,
mssioners will hold an examination in the City Court
room for carriers, clerks and messengers In the lolS
pos-olice. The Rev. G X. Cutting Is attending
The Missionary Congress at sa5a'9g' TG" Tn
Is by order Of Health Officer Val milne Grown
several hundred children in t9c public school, are be-
4h separate Company has been appointed by Aduia,
General Porter to take command of the "a
ture room OF the First Reformed Church was crowded
last night musical entertainment ana slra"n
festival given BY the Ladies Aid Ociey Among nose
who took part were Mis-, May Clark: IA" Rev j. H'ii-
dirk de Vrirs, Miss Beatrice Chaitich ana Miss Au'
Nenman The regular monthly me- ing ~ inc
V VI. G. \. was held last night. JON, WarIl>
an elevator boy employed in the Mpll'l'" MllIs, -.
caught in the airing Of IN" elevator "e,.
and had his right foot crushed =. ''' W ",u -,
nj III IN oil foot chimney the Enpirr la Ia
frIl - the ground. II built Of boiler IRON ana
weighed eight tons. IN its nisn II demolished :,
she'd Calvin ID. Gale l. tie city scaNrh1'r ul
Yonknrs He Is also expected 10 look out IF the p 81
house and smallpox patients The city rrccnty n nh
several eases small pox and Gale had chrs "i n
case He has pu in n ill 10 the Board Of Health
which IS BEING disputed by the members some 81 lhr
Items are Waterman. $50. derby nat - 1V' hT T,
and wagon forty.nne DAYS al ~ a Gay. II jG. The
hoard refuses 10 pay for these items aS Ii" wa, hot
ordered To contract for them. N'icra I'M" on
ned Men celebrated the second anniversary OF IN"
establishment Of the order In Yonkcrs las, night
There Is Il movement being put "n ic;i hN me H'T
clos" their stores twice Week ~ - j. "''
ia allow The clerks a rest during the hot We th,r
III" Fxemnt Tjrrmcn's Association Will hold its fifth
annual picnic al llarvcy's Casino, on Jrly a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

A LUXURY FOR TOURISTS.
Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder, In metal boxes, with
raten. measuring tube. Neat and portable. 25 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

Dr. Sanford's Liver Invigoratcr Is a vegetable
cure for bousnes constipation Indigestion. II cures
thousands annually-Try 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

rRrr STORIES or THE WAR FOX THE
TNION.-A new collection april, 1898 Of stories
written by actual participants. rhrny. pathetic sni
true. - cents a copy.
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NEW NAvY.-Thc Trbunc's pamphlet has great pops
uInr value. All the new warshps described. With
number of guns. dimensions. ETC.. etc. This number
also contain, the Gillian complication. ID cents .
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HOW To WIN FORTUNE.-Andrew Carneaic's col.
ebratcd essay In The Tribune In which he declared
college educ essential to business success ana
Tim, there nrc a. many chances for men AZ ever.
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+. & w "OCTA' SHATTEMUC.' f.. * w.
Either style you wear low collar.
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WAR sTORIES.-Over 50 tncs OF the Civil War. ~
MON .odirr. Inspiring. thrilling and pathetic Mess
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ D..
90 WEST s9rH-Sr
diseases Of the Nervous system Grnito Urinary organs
In,uo,ency and Sterility Hours, 5 10 ], TO ..
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rursrs %rmumcnt. In their fnvo by =. &. T. Dodd.
soci,or Of the standard Oil Company. and nrsumens
against by r. Y. Powdcriy. Grand Master WORKMAN u
tho IA uiuht. OF Labor. ) cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
In preparation. This debate has been conducted for
over two months In successive issues of The Weekly
Tribune between VIM. VI. stewart L. :. Senator, for
free silver the basis OF 10 Is, and Roswell q.
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Browns Camphorated Saponaccous Dentfricc
the best tooth powder In the world for preserving the
teeth ''Ec,rc,hng and delicious" rs cents bottle
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RIG ISSVES-Thc best Of Roswell q. Horr's srtt.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

TRIBvNE neutrality-suspicious. OF Chauncey We
Dcucw. Geo, william Curtis, Charles A. DANA ''o.'
mckinley. aud Il. q. Iiorr. aud poem ny S'ea"""
the JU,h anni ersury OF the Tribune Id cen's
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spEECIlES.-Thc best Of aiter. dnncr oraterS o.
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VILLAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. charming articles
by H. e. Northrop the prime mover In this work. News
York City men who help beauty their hanvs
low us In should read tats eea's Svvs'
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WASHINGTON CENTENNiAI.-A t"i' account %
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In New York City, with all the speeches. III cents
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Hu M p n r e Y S

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NEW TARIFF BILL.-The Mckinley Dill, WI" ..'
arguments Of the Ways aud Means Co""a'''''
inyOr. ID cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-09

NORTHFIELD. 1872. Tho exercises there ID
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BOOKS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC, tS93.-In c'o'"' si'
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MuJIONAIREs.-Thc Tribune's 'isf naoos'"'"
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OPEN. AIR sPORTS.-The Tribune's book. the ees
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"OUR CIIAUNCRY."-A Tribune prem'um' Any
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HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL OII~
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Plymouth Corner,
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The Finest Clothes, Furnishings. Bars,
Caps, Furs. etc.
SOUTH DAKOTA BRIEFS.
Facts are good enough

Let Republicans iubilate over their
victories, let Democrats keep their
promise and revise the tariff. and We'll
all be happy yeL-Plankinton Herald.
God Save the Queen' is not. never
was and is not likely to become pop
ular air II the United States. Admin
lslration organs should strike up an
other tune.-Aberdeen News.
Senator Petugrew IS IN principle as
ardent protectiOniSt as Maj. Mckinley
or anybody else, but he does not believe
IN prostituting the principle 10 promote
the schemes of unworthy combinations
of capjtal.-SIouX Fails Press.
The Press is convinced that very
large majority of the people of South
Dakota believe in the free coinage OF
silver, and it knows that Senator Pet
tigTew has for years believed in the free
coinage Of silveT.-SiouX Falls Press.
When Gresham gets through repair
Ing the great wrong done Queen LII by
the Harrison administration, he should
turn his attention 10 restoring the noble
red man to the control and ownership of
this cOntinent.-Groton Independent.
Queen Lii is typical kanaka in this
particular respect. and her amourS lack
even the decency of eoncealment. The
''divine right" of such female to sit
upon throne will scarcely be recognized
by the American people.-AbeIdeeD
News.
Even if it foretold certain death the
party could not AFFORD TO reverse its
policy. a removal of burdensome class
Legislation is the one great cry on which
the Democracy won the great victory of
1892. The people expect the promises
to be redeemed.-SiouX Falls Argus
Leader