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CLOSER I~NsPEoTIoN
OF Immigrants HeFeaftsr-some Tricks
That Are Bes0rted To.

OF Immigrants HeFeaftpr-some Tricks
That Are BesortedT0
NEw YotE, Jan. sL.-AR order has
been posted in the immigration bureau
at Ellis Island to the effect that board,
ing officers hereafter must exercise ex.
treme care in the examination OF second
cabin passengers on incoming steam,
ships. This order is the outcome Of the
capture OF paupera and contract laborers
In the second cabin OF the steamship
Waesland a few days ago by Chief Gill
hooley, Of the contract labor bureau.
since the frat OF the year the Association
Of Continental steamships have been
carrying no immigrants and, as u result
the second cabins are generally well
filled, the association includes the
Hamhurg-American line. The Neither
tnpds-American, the North German
Lloyd and the Red Star decided to
await the action Of Congress in regard
TO immigration, and in the meantime
to cease bringing immigrants to this
country, The English steamship com-
panies followed the game cours, so far
as the big portion Of immigrants from
continental ports was concerned, This
has made the registry OF immigrants at
Ellis Island very light during the past
week, and has also had the effect OF in
Creasing cabin passage on steamships,
The association lines in ylew of this
are now arranging to make an advance
in second class rates, which will still
furtherrednce Immigration. The agents
Of various lines claim that an advance
is necessary to make business pay with,
out steerage passengers, and that the
action Of their companies in shutting
out Storage traffic is simply to conform
With what seems to be the popular sentii
ment while the action OF Congress Is
pending. There are no immigrants
coming now from Hamburg or from any
OF the cholera ports, and special care Ia
taken in the examination OF steerage
passengers from these ports that have
anything like easy communication with
infected districts.
1t Ia stated that recently several en-
migrants who came as second cabin
passengers and who hailed from vicin-
tiles OF cholera infected towns, made a
strong effort to land, but were discov-
cred by boarding officers, who informed
them that technically they were immi-
grants and would have to register as
such.
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pERsoNAL POINTS.

1t used 10 BIO said Of General Hayes
that he was scrimping in his economy,
but this Ia now explained by the state.
ment that he paid off after he became
President n large obligation, $4,000, he
incurred through the misfortune OF an
other, and which he felt bound more in
honor than by law to meet.
1t Is not often that tho czar decorates
q ballet.dancer. He did so recently in
the case of Mile. Marie ogoleit, upon
whom he conferred a gold medal, to be
worn with the ribbon Of ST, vladimir,
for having saved the life OF o peasant
girl who tried to drown herself in the
River ordeja.
Wilson Mcdonald, the aculptor,
whose Hancock statue is 500 to grace
the upper end of New York, is model
ing a statuette Of James G. Blaine. 1t
will be thirty inches high, and Will be
finished in bronze, terra Gotta or any
other metal desired.
Bishop Brooks wore rundown collars
and colored neckties, as q broker or
business man might do, He never wore
"clerics," that is, the collar which but
tons at tho back, the bosomless clerical
shirt, and the cassock coat buttoning
up to the throat.
Mrs. Frank. II. Lynch is editor and
proprietor Of the Leavenworth Standard,
supporting herself aud two children.
Mrs. Lynch is a granddaughter Of Hon.
Samuel Medary, a famous old Demo-
cratic editor in Ohio more than a gem
Grafton ago.
James G. Longstreet, an accomplished
architect and son of General Longstreet.
has opened an Office in Atlanta.
All the members OF President Harri-
sons cabinet sat with him a few days
ago for d large picture.
Tho marquis of Lorne improves his
leisure hours by writing short stories
for the newspapers.
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Mlll Ionnthan rake Her2

The genius and the traditions OF our
government would have forbidden Us
to take Hawaii, no matter how much
we might have desired it.
When an independent country asks
to be annexed to us a very different
case is presented. We arc then to con-
slider whether we desire the acquisi-
ton. For US no further question is in
yolyed. That tho preferred territory
lies out in an ocean 2,lOO miles from
our shores is not material. 1t might
lie further and still be desirable.
Nor are We to consider what other
nations think of annexation. Hawaii
belongs to none OF them, has no entan-
lements with any Of them, is free to
choose her own way. She seems to
have reached a point where she cannot
much longer stand alone. She must
seek the protection Of friendly arms or
fall under steel-pointed claws.
The affair will be settled between the
little country out in tho Pacific and the
big country on the mainland, and If
Brother Jonathan consents to take to
his arms the Hawaiian Maid, it will DO
useless for the rest Of them to below
and snort
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The OnnnhItr DlraretIe.


Tie cigarette L doomed In Alsbama
The lover branch Of tho legislature lns
passed a bill prohibiting lho sale Of tho
cigarette under penalties Of hne and
imprisonment and in order to catch
the offensive thing ''a-Comin' an
p-gwlne," like penalties arc to be visited
on tho aend who smokes his cigarette
In any public place,
The Streets a public place, OF course
30 is q railroad train, a theatre, the
room Of general assembly in a hotel.
The cigarette would be knocked out at
a prize fight, for in these times the FIVE
ounce glove makes it possible to throw
open the doors to all who have the price
Of admission,
1t ia q question whether the law
would pounee on the cigarette at q cock
fight, Entertainments Of that charac.
ter are in the nature OF private gather
iugs, so that the police may join in the
mild fiction that nobody knows where.
the main is to be,
1t must be admitted that il a man
wants to smoke cigarettes he has that
right, always provided he does not in,
dulge his weakness to the prejudice OF
the public comfort. In Alabama he
will have to BIO sure that he does not
smoke his abomination in apublic place,
He will certainly escape the law ii he
will lock himself up in u fre.proof safe
and take the combination in with him.
In view Of this cigarette law it may
be- said that Alabama is leading in q
great movement Of moral reform. The
cigarette must 80, but the disroputable
thing, unwilling to make a virtue OF
necessity, Is waiting to be kicked out.
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whIsl,y Trust Investivatlon.

wAsulNaroN, D. O., Jan, Sl.-The
judiciary committee Of the house, to
which the resolution Of Mr.. Burrows,
of Michigan, providing for an ~inyestiga-
ton Of the whisky trust was REFEREED
met to-day, discussed the matter and re-
forred it to a subcommittee consisting
OF Messrs. BYnum, OF Indiana; Stock
dale, Of Mississippi; Boatner, Of Louis.
lana; Buchanan, Of New Jersey, and
Powers, OF Vermont, for Investigation.
The subcommittee have not yet de-
cided whom they will begin their in
ouiry.
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The sitnntion in Council.

The second branch of council has
opened a new campaign with great &C.
tiyity. The contendins sides have lock-
ed horns over the organization, and
there the matter stands. The result 10
to be awaited rather than predicted.
From mn outside point Of view it
would seem that the situation a be
solved only by a compromise. The
strength being equal, it is not to b sup.
posed that either side will let go every
thing. 1twoutd be good business to
come TO an understanding ut once. and
get down othe public business.
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SOME NEW BOOKS
OLD CITY BOOK STORE

An American N0bIeman, a tale Of ths
Canaan County In West yIFgInla. by William
Armstrong, formerly OF Wheeling, Cloth. 81 OO'
paper soc.
An Englishmau in Paris, Notes aud Recol
%lections. Cloth, S1OOi paper, b0c.
Nora Creina, by tho 'DuchesA' Paper, 800
Tho Tower of Taddoo, BY "ouida" 500
Pentecost's Bible Studies. Paper, COO
Mrs. Harry st. John. Paper, zoe
Thy NeiGhbor's wife, by Albert Ro's, SOC
one OF the Bevans, Mrs. JocClyn, 800
The Parsons Sin, Maudo Meredith. .5G
Htammon, Mrs. Alexander, 50c, aud many
Others
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Ia at all times to attend to the com
forts OF your family. Should any ono
Of them catch q slight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call at once on.
tho Logan Drug %, sole agents, and
got q trial bottle Of 0tto's Cure, tho
great German remedy, frog,J We give
Il away TO provo that we have o sure
cure for coughs, colds, asthma, con.
sumption and all diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Largo sizoa 60c. /
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Goncrnl nonhleday nnrled.

wAsurSoroN, D. O., Jan. S1.-The
funeral Of Gen. Abner Doubleday, whose
remains we're removed from New York
to Washington, took place to-day. There
we're no religious exercises or other eN-
ercises at the grave except the firing Of
q parting salute. The remains were
interredin Arlington cemetery. Thrown
across the casket was the flag foatod ut
Fort Moultrie at the beginning Of the
war.
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snALL WE Accept nRR9

Elfon,h.iiy Alauriran, Anyhow.
Rskteaa 4'asseaa fhsRi
Tbs thrifty RoFliah of the population
q these itlands y mainly American, lko
industries and Interests arc 70 q gTnl
extent A~maFieaH. aud the commerce. b.
tho isIands IL almost entirely with tRia
country, 90 that tho interest Of NE
United States IN theae islaads cannot
10 impeachcd. and u 4 sufficient basii
Tor interference, oven 70 tho oxLant 81
nnuoHaIi6n.
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Cutlcura Resolvent

Tho now blood and Skin purifier, aud greatest
o ihulnOr fontelleB, OleAnaes tho blood OF oil i'm,
nnflllOs aud ooAOnO1l elements, and THUS 70.
moves tho cause, while CUtlCunA, tho gtuat skin
cure aud CufiCuiA SOAR, M exquisite skin
beaNtii0E tloaf tho skin and scalp and restore
tho half, THUS the CuriuUAA llEMEDiEs OiifO
every gpoplCS Ol liChlng, burning, sCaly, plmpiNI
and bl6lcllyt Kin, acglp, and blood diseases whon
tho bot phyGiolan1 Tall,
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Nohody Else shnll HING HOE,

L0uisviAe CoWrierJoaFNGl tDeRLl
"Wil you have me2" says Hawaii to
Uncle Sam, "Well,si l won't none o.
those other fellows shall. II is not i'm
probable that this will describe the
prospective negotiations between Ha'
wall and this country. We don't want
Hawaii, aud yet we don't want anybody
else to get her.
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Cold Wave in Montana.

HELENA, MoNr., Jan. Sl.-Montana is
now in the throes OF the coolest wave
within three years. Within the past
week 1t showed four days continuously
with a total fall OF 16 inches and stock
men are uneasy. 1t was 81 below zero
last evening at Great Falls, and SO be-
low at Glasgow.
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Minneapolis Tribune (REpl
Senator Wolcott could have licked a
million of those Wanamaker stamps
while he has been talking against them.
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OK February l the Mutual Life 1usur-
anco Company, OF New York, Richard
A. Mccurdy, president, completes the
fitch year Of ita active work. During
that time 1t has paid to ita policy hold.
ers $346, 100000. and has accumulated
for their aocurlty and benefit S176,000,-
ono In assets. ill
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A NIoYe of snernlators.

NeD H0FE FoH (AugJ
We insist that the project is prlma
facie a private speculation on the part
OF q few sugar planters who have found
their bounty suddenly cut off and who
want to have it renewed, Uncle Sam
has enough to do taking care Of his own
pensioners, without running over seas
in search Of new ones.
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Another blizzard.

81 PAUL, MINI, Jan, Sl.-A severe
storm OF blizzard character has been
raging in this state all morning. A light
snow has been falling, the clustering
wind has tossed this about and caught
up the snow already on tho ground
causing 1t to drift badly.
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TINS northwest has a bad cold once
more, and our tafa may come next. We
arc not yet done with the ''old.fash,
Toned" for the season. Winter blasts
win eome apain.
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The I,lnkerton matter.

wAsmSdroN, D. O.. Jan. S1.-The.
house judiciary committee to-day cor.
tinued its consideration Of the report Of
the Ptnkertou subcommittee, but
reached no conclusion. On Thursday
next definite action will DO taken and
areportssubmitted to the house.
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Must Belong to Us,

Philadelphia Pes (Rep)
This logical necessity OF our great
political and commercial pEeponderance
means that the Hawaiian Islands must
belong to us, and leads US to regard tho
present demand for annexation with
equanimlty.
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Thomns FaiIuro Rayard.

BlIa!0 E1pFtsA
1t SCENE like aarcasm when you read
1t that President-elect Cleveland intends
to make Thomas Failure Bayard secre-
tary Of state because he wants a tried
man for the place. Bayard has been
tried, TO be sure, but was found wanting
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Baltimore American (RP)
Mr.. Richard Croker is now q business
man and, therefore, no longer eligible
to anufice. II Mr. Croker still adheres
to the opinion expressed by him, he
will now retire from politics.
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Philadelphia Inquirer tRtp) ;
England long has had her eyes upon
Honolulu. sheis willing to pay hand
somely for what W, can obtain with no
outlay. II is policy, both from business
and political standpoints, to annex the
Islands,
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THE rush for seats in q new British
parliament is something not easily APP
preciated in this country, where the
seats are drawn by lot. Nor does the
American mind easily take in the spec.
tacle Of a great Legislative hall filed
with men sitting with their hats on.
Nor have British legislators desks to
ornament with their feet; which is a
decided gain in the matter Of looks.
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overdue steamer.

SAN FRAScisco, Jan. 3i.-The Pacific
mail steamship City Of Picking is now
seven days overdue from Hong Kong
and Yokohama. Nothing has been.
hoard from her to-day.
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peeled "a In ne dlylslen 81 aR0lls ihsi
may iolles E sfssl European war Great
Britain may fan hsiI to the land Of the
Pharoshs.
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MilwauEee Wl.eoNaLn.

Kilgore, Of Texas, seems to be big
enough to run Congress to suit himself.
II "Czar" Reed were in the speaker's
chairthe Texas opponent Of the bank
ruptcy bill wouldn't have his own way
very long.
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BrItlsh Nose.

Washington Post (Eadl
1t is presumed that sackyillo West
promptly turned up his nose at tho
BaYard cabinet rnmor.
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What. Have We Hero

Is it possible that any Democrat has
conceived the scheme to stave of the
organization OF council for twenty days
alter the election OF tho mayor, so that
he may be deprived Of his office on the
ground that he has failodto qualify2
IKE m~ayor.elrct Is guilty Of no failure
to qualify. I1o Is ready TO take the oath
of Office and proceed with the discharge
of his duties. Council has failed to or
ganise and the mayor cannot quality.
The scheme viii mot work. 1t would DO
d waste Of effort to tryit
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Now We shall SEQ what We shall see
with regard to Mr.. Gladstone's plan for
the government Of Ireland. Till now it
has been a welLkopt secret. Asolution
Of the problem would be a happy
browning Of Mr.. Gladstone's great
career.
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TIE hoop.skirt has appeared on the
stage, probably to remind this genera
ton what a hideous thing it is. AS o
horrible example the hoop.skirt can.
play its part in great shape.
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Lsr, IIa's ~ Amshean Policy,

NAhAIu AftNAM iAafl
lot a. have an American policy aud
lot Il be understood, peRdlRg such =
policy, that this government will not
tolerate any interference or eneEoach-
ment on tho part Of England or aHy
other power. The question, reduced to
the lewest words, Is, Shall the United
States annex the islands or shall Eng
landP 10 this there should be but one
answer.
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BLOW, blow, blowl That disagreeable
catarrh' can be cured by taking Hoods
sarsaparilla, the constitutional remedy.
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THERE was no funeral sermon over ex.
President Hayes, and there was none
over Mr.. Blaine. 1t is to be hoped that
the funeral sermon is passing away. sa-
cred music, prayer and readings from
the Bible are sermon enough.
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The Latest French Duel.

In the Deroulede.P lchon duel 1t was
noticed-doubtless with horror-that
Pichon was evidently anxious to in.
jureD erouiede." whatarethese French
gentlemen duellists coming to? What
are they bringing the duel to?
Are these frequent little passages at
arms to lose their fine flavor as the
pleasant pastime OF men of spirit? Is
it seriously contemplated to bring thcm
down to the now rare American duel,
in which each side sails in to kill the
other side?
If the French duelis to become a real
fight with a real purpose to do injury,
it will Of necessity fall out OF the list OF
polite diversions, and something less
dangerous will have to be found for a
people that must have excitement.
At this distance it does not seem too
much to venture respectfully the
opinion that PlChon ought to be
ashamed of himself in the thirty-third
degree.
4. 80
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The Hal In the Elevator.

The IN%TEILIdENCER is glad to be
reinforced by SO excellent authority rs
the Louisville Courier Journal, which de-
clares it to be "bad form" Tor men to
take of their hats in the presence of
women in public elevators. sii'N
1t is particularly comforting to know
that this absurd and dangerous prac-
tice has come to be "bad FORM" for if
anything will turn from the error of
their way the men who are in the habit
Of going bare.headed in elevators this
will.
There is no more reason why a man
should take off his hat in an elevator
than in a street car where the head
covering might be dispensed with in
greater safety by reason OF the absence
OF that strong current Of air, often a
small hurricane, that shoots up through
an elevator shaft. Many a case OF fatal
illness is to be attributed to a bare head
in the strong draught Of al elevator.
Sensible women demand no such sac
rifce as a mark Of courtesy to them,
and some of them have been known to
suggest to men to put on their hats.
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PoEma on Mr., Blaine are breaking out
in wondrous protusion. Their aim is
very good. The best will come later
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In Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
Il Is developed that at the last election
a good many votes we're sold at a dollar
q head. Pork is worth more than that.
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rHEsR our

Chicago Tribune tRepl
Beurke Coekfan's Autograph as a
leading attraction in the Democratic
congressional circus for the coming sea,
son has been pasted on the political
bill boards so often OF late that it has
begun to lose It's novelty,
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Everybody Uses
London cream biscuits. They are sim
ply elegant. Your grocer sells them.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL Form,
w stairs work. must come Vol r'sel
mepded. Apply to Mrs. N, s0NNEBORS H.
ohRhline street, ny
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NEW ROCKS DAILY.
Orders HAILED EVERY NIGHT
1901 MARKET STREET
FQR RElIEE.
possgssIoN ApRIbL, 1871.

"L AO2gAAa4AkN = NAN - NMF
No. "a Virginia street, six rooms aud Iath.
No. u South Penn street. frame dwelling
Nos Ohio street, fYO rooms frame.
No, i2l Fourteenth street, seven rooms "uu
bath room.
No, ii phlrlgsovOnIh street three rooms 'cS
ond il0Ot.
Ma I'D Thirty.third street, 6vo rooms 500
no, l9l Thlrty-tilr1 alrO0t, five roonia' ~
No. ia Thirty.thltd HtrCnt hVo rooms. gy,gc.
No. on Thlrty-Aey1nth street SIX rootns. NV
No lA27 MOCOllOCh stt1Ot, four rooms tl2V1
No litb ChhrlOS stT1bll four rooms slW
M. 10 T0uth street. store room, sl9 ~
No. 2itf Main streOt, al0ra room, so o.
No, 9l7 Charllno alreal i've rooms! sl3iDl.
No, ~ Rnif street, atbre room and 1Wulllug'
WgtOr0dm or Ht0teroDm on South street
ofleO Fouml No, 1871 Market siroCA Ae0ouu
floor
No, ql01 Main atroos, twClyo.r10m dwelling
No. ~ Vermont street, lix.rOoti iratnO lwql,in1
No. B1i2 Jacob AlrbDt, ginrDtOOll aud dWQ!llnE,
Fout rooms on seaond floor, North HuNa
street. Island,
POSSESSION At ONCE
No pl souli, York street, HvO fonins.
No iii Alloy II, two rooms, 5000 n.m
M " South York street, lhfDe room, tEHYS
Nooi0g Maln street second and thlSd ho''
ton fd0flA,
No, 3iai Main street, aloya room,
No 81 South Froit Airuot, suyon ropmi
and pathroppl va.g., .geae ,'e'e, ..'''"
No iTenth infect, blofotonni ...ooo D.,"." h@
FOR BALE,-A ilnp new fclldOnCc on
4 cheap piocO OF property on tolrse'n''
MONEY 10 LOAN
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Fold everywhere, rrluo, UuricuHA, 400, soar.
95ri RsiDLvENt. 81 PtUpAeVd by tho PorfER
bnUu Ann UittNtGAt CoRrDnAri0N, Boston,
BBsottoW 70 GtfN Skin piSNhSus," 6i bAg0S, 50
iiiuttfAliOna, and 100 testimonials. inAllBd ffOo,
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NEW ApVERTlsEMENrs

WANTED-NURsE GIRL-NTS
Wy come we'll recommended. Apply
Market street 4
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rLNOR RENT-S0ME or THE nm
rooms N our new building, THE az
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III Mir. Cleveland has his cabinet ready
some able Democrats would like to
know II, SO that they may undertake
Tho patriotic work Of smashlng IL for
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ITALY is not much OF a country, but
she has her money scandal just the
same. She aspires to get into the com.
pany OF the first class powers.