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WHAT WILL HE DU.
Democrats Are Wondering what Co"rso ''r'
Cleveland VIII Pursue

x,-oshsnrton. october 13.-(Special)-Mr.
1,'a,-oiand. il is learned from an authorit&-
IT, e,,,rco .-iII be back in washington
before the close of next week. Upon ms
re-urn the wheels of the government VIA
ravo!vc as usual. Ali the members VI '.ie
c,binet will probably be in WASHINGTON 30
rot him when he is ready 10 take up
III otIicjaI duties and some questions OF
more than ordinary Importance WIN DE
considered There are several ihterhd-
ti,naI nrobiens that the president ana his
advisers Will be called upon 10 discuss anu
TO solve if possible. and there Is aiso .
,,,oStio1, of moment to the democratic
r,artv in attempting 10 bring oIcei oU' VI
zoos in the democracy in New Iofk-
4, inLlinas came from q high acnlliislid-
.io,, o0;cial today that President CieFeiahG
IN not decide what he viii DO Win refer
o1co 10 the nomination of Senator nm lor
eoverror OF New York until his return -
SVaebirotor and q thorough discussion oA
mo situation by himself and his capihel'
Hurrity Is FOR Hill
Hon w. i. Harrity, OF PennsyiVahia'
ol,afrp,ar OF the national democratic com
,,,it+ee vra., in washington today. he was
.'1'co,,,nanied by Mr.. Beck. his Jaw part
per. Mr.. Harrity is IN favor o. Iiiii, ~lii
- ortbusiastic for his election. mf. 1Fes-
mn, is the only member OF the cabinet VIZ
,,-aises: the Hill nomination lie does i"'
i,asitata m add his endorsement 70 ths
NJ, WORT, ticket It would seem mat ar
CIoyeIapd's old spell over ilarrIty mas Dan
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ton in Tammany's rai,iss resulting from
the turning down" OF Congressman Tim
Campbell in the ninth district, j. Dewitt
Warner in the thirteenth and T.. j. Dunply
In the eighth district. Whether or NOT MS
organization will nominate all three to
win over their opponents is q. question that
c2nnot'be definitely answered just now.
John Boyd Thatcher. when asked what
was being done to harmonic the warning
democratic factions in this city, said:
AS en- organization we are doing nothing
to harmoDize any faction IN New York Guy.
Individually we llay try 10 pour oil on tle
troubled waters, but as state committee
we only have to do with the democracy OF
the state
The candidates on the Tammany nan
city and county ticket we're officially nJti-
licG OF their nominations this Afternoon.
3hcy Endorse IL.
The entire ticket placed ln domination ~
the committee Of seventy was unanimou2'y
endorsed al the republican county cJnFen-
tion tonight
The convention MAS attended nv fnily WV
persons. Th-oughout the twenty minutes
i was in session harmony prevailed anu 1t
was evident that All nr';s were naie NJ
that the convention would ratify the ticket
of The committee of seventy. and At dd 50.
After every trial the high position o. ipr.
Prices Baking Powder Is better assureu'
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As Democratic Candidate for Nnssa-
caUActis' GoVcrnorship.


Boston, Mass, Cctob1r S.-Tfe democratic
state convention was held in Music ha'l
today for the nomination OF candidates for
governor and state officers. Eleven O'Clock
was the hour named for the opening and
during the previous hair hour the hail re-
sounded with martial strains Of brass
band, stationed IN the rear balcny. There
was no apportionment of seats, and the
delegates sat wherever il pleased them, re-
garilcss of county lines. The decorations
were confined To The platform, which was
hung with the national coors, and on the
wall 'was large picture with fountain
in its center, while upon one side We're the
state coat of arms and upon the other the
seal Of the city.
After the platform had been real Gnd
adopted, nominations were declared n or
der ana George Fred Williams nom:aaied
the Hon. john l.. Russell, OF Leicester, for
governor.
The nomination YVES seconded by Hon.
John j. Donovan, Of lowell, and Mr. Rus
sell was then unanimously nominated by
acclamation.
a. Il. Bruce, OF Lawrence, then announced
the following named as having been agreed
upon as nominees for the other Offices on the
state ticket and they, therefore. were sew
orally nominated by acclamation
For Seerc tary Of the commonwealth.
Charles a. Decourcey, Of Lawrence
Fer treasurer and receiver general, james
5. Grinneil, OF Greensfield
For attorney general, Henry t. Hurlburt,
of Lynn.
For auditor. Alfred c. Whitn-y, of Bos-
ton.
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s;6ered IL becomes manifest that the present
strength of the army is not ADEQUATE 20 the
performan nee of the service ~ii4cS may ne
at any time required
Conditions Have Changed
Tt is certainly manifest that the present
condition of the country, with q population
Of nearly 7nCO0 COO under the Danger now
known to exist cannot be met by the same
force that was deemed adequate twenty 1--we
years ago, when the population of the cout-
try was less than half lis present amount
and domestic violence was not apprehendea.
it is also worthy of remark that more than
once last summer. an Infatuated mob in z
single city was twice as formidable in
numbers and capable Of Going Vastly greater
injury To life and property than til" most
formidah bic combination Of inGian warriors
that ever confronted the army in this coun-
try. In other words, The army has recently
been required 10 deal with enemy FAR
more numerous and dangerous 10 The coun~
try than any savage enemy which II has
heretofore been called upon to- meet.
Ursc.e Sam Needs More Soldiers.
The effective strength OF the army should
be considerably increased. This can De
done at a very small comparative increase
in cost. The present Tegimental orSaniza-
tons need not be largely Increased Two
additional regiments OF artillery fo- the
necessary see coast defense; two additional
regiments OF cavalry 10 patrol the long
lines OF railroad under government protec-'
ton. and the present twenty-five regiments
of infantry, converted into three battalion
organi2a lions, would, it is believed be
just conservative estimate Of what IS now
actually needed. For this the existing NUM-
Ger Of commanding officers : nearly sui
ficient. Eat a considerable permanent in
crease in tho enlisted strength of the array
should hc made. and q st:li further increase
authorized 70 he made by ,Ee rresi'i-nt,
when, IN his judgment, an emergency re-
curing i may reasonably ne forc1e2l.
Light as sea foam is cake made with DR..
Prices - kim PnN..1nr
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WELL nn rrr ~ CIRCULATION.
Carlisle Orders the Subtreasuries 30
Issnc fh.. SnuNenir Hnkc DoIInr.

Wa shiugton, October lI.-lne chicago
souvenir coin OF the great worlds fair IS to
Income, a current haiI collar. Ii was ut
one time supposed that these coins would
command fancy prices as souvenirs. This
expectation was not realized. the whole
;s-.ie authorized by congress would have
been turned over to the worlds fair mana
gers on: Tor their viClltion OF the asree-
mont, which was made = condition OF the
SIT in respect 10 opening the fair OF sun
duv. owing 70 Iris breach Of the agree
mont 81 .1Hs,. So IN souvenir haiNes remained
IN The Treasury IT the close IF the fair. !
deraa and having recently sprung up Cor
thcr ~ sheir iace value. Secretary car
lieie today issued an order 10 Inc suhtTe1s-
uries directing th,nl 10 pay clt on demand
the souvenir coins At the same ratio as
the lega.ized hal. dollar of the United
States, namely. at PAR with sold.
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GRACE SAYS HELLO.
Tie Has n Talk with Major HinclsIey over
the Tclephane

New York. October 12.-Wiliiam Y. Grace
called a dcr:ocra::c state headquarterr NJ
c~pecttdly This morning. lie remeincd with
Mr.. Thatcher a few minutes. IL" then Went
TO q long-dstance telephone and eonversed
with eiaior fiuckley. who IS nov 1t Ioush-
kecnsia. when h" came ont. he said
II came here TO see Nj. Iiiackley. Not
fla ling him. 1 TAXED with him oyrt the
telephone The subject of our conversation
Was harmony IN the local congressional
and assembly nominations After my tai,
WITH hiEl / regret to say that there now
seems 10 b. no homo for harmony. Major
Eiucl5ley has done all he could. but, for
obvious reasons, harmony IS impossible
Tamc,any last night nominated straiS e
Tammauy men for congress and an ron
convinced that the assembly nominations
VIII follow the same trend. Further efforts
IN that direction seem 20 he useless
X is not unlikely that the Grace demo
Gratis Will take advantage OF the disa!fec-
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General schpGti1 Advise That IL be In
treys-d in Numbers.

General schocrid Advise THAT it DO In
creusrd in Numbers
Washington, October 1l.-Major General
SchoGeid, general-iu-chief Of the army, has
made to the secretary of war Ms report
on the operate Of the army during The
past year. TIE report is of peculiar IN
tercst, both on account of tnc fact that in
II General SchoGc,a, who has been 2I the
head Of the army since the death Of Con
eral Sheridan announces his retirement
next wear. and from the fact that il IS
principally devoted 70 the discussion Of
the necessity of strengthening TIE military
arm of the government to cope with inter
nal disorder as wen with possible dan
ger from without, particular reference
being made 10 the Debs strike.
General Schofeld is Il politician IS well
rs n soldier. and at considerable length
he discusses this subject from 4 political
as wen as from a military point of view.
lie says the prompt ana vigorous aeeion q
the troops in all cases. and the great for
beararcc manifested by them Wnen sub
iec,od to All sorts of insults and indi@f;-
ties, designed 10 provoke retaliation. were
worldly of the very highest commentator.
Tac value of National fTo"Es.
They illustrate in tie most striking man
nor the great value TO a government Of u
well disciplined force at all time subject
to the orders of that government for the
enforcement OF the faithful execution OF
it's laws. 1t would seem unnecessary to
point out the fact that any force like the
militia of n state, or the police OF a city.
acting primarily under another authority,
though highly efficient IN their appropriate
service, cannot be made reliable instru
mcat for the prompt and etieetive eXecc-
ton of the laws Of the United States.
Manifestly every government should have
an adeuua te force OF lis own Tor the eNecu-
ton of its own laws no less than the
judicial and executive officers necessary
for the same purpose.
TIE country is now, for the first TIM,
solarely confronted with the necessity Of
making adequat t. provision. not only tor
defense against any possible foreign as
erosion. but also Tor defense against do
nestle violence in the form of forcibie r.
sistancc to the laws Of the United States.
Just estimate Of these means of defeu7e
requires consideration of the vast extent
of United States territory and the area-
amount of properly, widely distributed,
throughout the territory, each bc'onginS
in the United States or In such condition
as 10 be under the protection of the gcv-
ernment When these facts are duly con-
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s,nuvmca with Perjury

Guthrie, O. T., October 11.--Charles W.
Garland. prominent republican politician
was arrested today a charge of perjury
III a land case. For month or more from
one to three residents of the territory have
heeI arrested daily on the same charge.
fully 10 indictments now pending in
the United States court for the same crime.
and about fifty persons have been sentenced
% the peaitentiarg, al FOR committing per-
jury IN attemptin2. To secure a homestead
under the present land laws.
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Young men. would You like to take a thor
oilsh course IN The Southern Shorthand and
business College Of Atlanta, "a, during the
coming winter and spring. II so. write me-
II once ana | viii show YOU how you can
win a free scholarship between this and
Christmas and at the same time make
money enough 10 pay all of your expenses
Address -. T. Luther Publisher Sc eS
Whitehall street, Atlanta. Ga.
Mention The Constitution
4
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We have about one hundred copies OF the
ufe ana speeches Of the late Henry ". crazy
s,d nfrrr fhnp IN connection with The Week
~ ccnstitut1on for $3.50. That Is will send
You fne speeches ot Mr.. Grady and The
Weekly Cansf tuition one year Il You VIII send
IA 81 10 The price of the speeches r. IS. 80
30 hv taking the two yen ger the paper ore
wear free II anust 70 understood laat we
have on,y ahau. one hundred copies and. o.
Snn1 y,.ur order 81 once 10 The Constitution,
A+tan4g Ga
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An Grd"r which Practically Depriyc2
po<LninAser. 81 .hnpo: !l.nts.

Po<tuia@ters ct appoint !nc1ts.
Washington. October I2.-AcGNg Post
master General Jones has issued circular
Of instructions 70 eli postmasters at Tree
delivery Offices directing that hereafter
Stts titute lettc. carriers must pa nonIirtJ-
cd from tie eligible list. Vacancies in the
carriers Eor-c must he filled, where itlc-
ticabie. by the promotion Of the eligible
substitute. All removals ana new c,.l-
pigments Of clerks and carriers must &c
reported to the iire. assistant postmaster
general as scuu as made. No carrier is TO be
removed, except for cause. and upon wri'-
ten charges, filed with the rostotlice de-
pdrtlnent. ana fun opportunity sJr defense.
No resignation asked for 10y Posjmastcrs
will lie accepted 10y the department Post
masters must submit 20 the department all
questions relating 10 appointments.
The object of issuing these new reGuia-
tons, which practically deprive pcstm9@-
ters of the appointing power over their suo-
Ordiuates. is officially defined 20 be 80" the
purpose OF avoiding unjust removals OF
clerks and carriers in the classified service.
and 10 avoid embarrassment ana ah.lo5-
ance TO the department and spostmas-e rs;
VITA reference thereto Also 20 o3Ela &c
the delay, annoyance and misunderstand-
ms that nave been caused in the past by
postmastera conducting with the civil ser
vice commission correspondence which
should originate alone with the head O. the
postohicc department"
Theoretically, the power Of making all
appointments ana removals of letter car
ricr5 ana other officials has always been
vested IN the postofiioe department, but
pra ctically Postm&ster$ have been accus-
toned 10 exercise the power Of appointing Mt
and removal without previously consulting
the noStotiice department merely reporting
their action. pro foTma, for approval. The
new reguIa tons are designed 10 make prac-
tice conform 10 theory, ana 30 Keep the ap-
pointing power Centered il Washington. u
cance - the circular.
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rnterprets the Word ~. ool."

Washington. October 9.--Secretary Carlisle
today received from Acting Attorney Cen
eraI Maxwell an opinion IN which he holds
that the word WOOL" as used in the wool
en- schedule Of the new tariff act refers
10 the hair of sheep only, and that the
new and lower duties on goods made OF
the hair Of other animals went into effect
an The signing OF the act.
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MIR Frank l.. Stanton's book OF poems.
entitled Songs OF "a Day and Songs of the
SOIL" may he obtained from Us. Price 81,
postpaid.
MIR Stanton is perhaps the most widely
quoted man in America anC his poems are
gems or rare merit. A copy should be in
every home. Address ali orders to
THE CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta. Ga
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nan 4 ROUGH VOYAGE.
President Cleveland i'm "a Launch D"r-
Ing q storm.

Woodstock. Mass. October lG.-Ihe pTnsi-
dent ant party. including Ex-Governor Rus
sell, P:ivsi~e Secretary Taurber, l.. (. sen
aiiet and W. r. Glider, had an exceeding
+, ra,,af, massage from Naushon to Wool
ssoI today in 8 steam launch owned b.
comn.odore Forbes. No ore expected them
Ia cross 81 the face of such storm Ihe
launch tried to land at the wharf, put coui"
MOI DO 50 on account Of the heavy sea. Or
der.; we're given 10 hold the train for inc
president and finally the party had 10 90
around 10 fish commission wharf before
they could lana in safety. Carriages were
in waiting 20 fake Ihem 10 the depot
n was an exceedingly rough passage, but
tl,e president remained on deck in prefer
ence to staying in The cabin. and was very
little disturbed. Those on deck got Sc
Z-ara vettin. Ali OF the party except eN-
Governor Russell. left the train at Gray
cables The party mad Sood success deer
rrntjne yesterday at Naushon and brought
home some specimens.
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,.,n.sr Cpre santtmrinIn

Ts oarmauertly located in Griffin. Ga. 10
receive and treat ail invahos. 9ei-o p''''fo0
staiaps for circular.
March Il. 1894. -o,-1. ,,-,..,x
1--lx1 Il
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last one month. Six boxes With written
guarantee IL care for $3.50. New Era Meii-
cal COMPANY. IS Broad street. Atlanta. Ga.
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WHY uE WAS BOUNCED.
1ays,,ni Vincent seems I" lie a Tough
tnnTacter.

s1aysssHi Vincent seems ~ t'c u Sus-A'
t'nnracter.
washington, October 10.-S. 5. Vincent,
1-,i,a6 states marshal 10 the district Of
west Virginia. 1T the request OF the at
torney general, has resigned ana -. Garden
lac heeu appointed to the vacancy.
mr.. Vincent was appointed III 1879. In
Sop;ea1ber last Vincent aud several depu-
tias we're present at a political meeting at
WAYNE w Va. At the conclusion OF the
address. which did not please him, Vincent
arcen To reply wncreupon many OF the audi
enco left the hall. This seemed 10 have an
,-arpd Vincent and an alteration arose,
when eliminated in an afiraN, during
which one man was Killed and three others
r.oupGed The marshal and ms deputies
were arrested and are under bona 10 await
tha action OF the grand jury. Complaints
have been made to the attorney Sc
that twice before Vincent or MS deputies
had been guilty OF creating disturbances
AT political meetings at Blueileid ana liant
in2toa.
1--WE Invariably hear good reports from
Hoods Sassaparla peop'c VINO buy DOT,
flo arc reasonably sure "a return for more.
write many druggists Why don't you try II:
Gene over Ia the EneWS.
Vaudeville, Mich. October S.-M. T. Jor-
dan. after declining the nomination iar
lieutenant governor and resigning The
chairl.iansh.p OF the Barry county demo-
cratic committee. has renowned his ale
glance 80 the democratic party and unlteS
with the republican party, declaring laat
he has "lost all hope and confidence IN the
Democratic party and its ability to leeIsiate
in the interest of a people like ours.
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crE hRMY roo SNAIL.

At every fashionable club, what? Why
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
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a Sor, Throat or Cough, If suffered TO pro-
cress ofte. results N incurablc throat or lung
trouble. "BrougfS bronchial Trorheo" giro
instant re lief.
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1--WE iuvariahy hear good rcp0rts from
Hoods Sassaparilla. People who buy bot.
iIe arc reasonably sure "a return for more,
write many druggists. Why don't you try II:
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\ NEW DgGpARTURE.

Light as sea foam is cake made with DR..
Prices Baking Powder
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Is the bread bitter? II contains alum Gou
may De- sure Bread raised with Dr. Prices
Cream Baking Powder is always sweet and
ss-hglpsuulp.
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III SsEEi NnisaN ATftD

After every trial the high position %
Priee's BalinG pnMder i better asaur
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Married women and Girls Secrets.

There Is nothing 20 exasperating in the
whole world as 10 tell a profound secret TO
some woman friend and discover day or
two later that her husband knows as much
about the affair as you do" said young
girl To US the other day. You see, one
lorgets that because CIR, is married she
must retail everything to the man whom
she has favored with her hand, and II you
have been chums for years it naturally fol-
lows that you 20 on telling her little Sc
rrets in the old time way, until few
shocks teach you that things are very diff
lerent from the good old days when there
was no third party to be taken into our
confidence. Really. think il isvery mean
of them: don't you, or course II isn't
anything for wife to tell her husband all
the little happenings Of her own life, but
when il comes TO revealing other women's
secrets think il positively dishonorable.
Il know when | am married will keep
all the little condolences made by my girl
friends locked fast in my own breast, for
am never going TO mortify them as have
been by learning that a certain escapade
or love episode that was too good to keep
entirely to myself, yet not the thing "a
spread broadcast. had become common
property because my friend had told hei
husband. who told some one at the club, etc
Sometimes really think that the only way
to actually keep secret is not to tell 1t e
any one, but there is no fun in that. The
zest is all gone when no one else knows IL
| but Of one thing am certain, will nevel
trust a married woman with anything
care to keep absolutely between ourselves
Detroit Tribune.
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"Of all the venomous looking creatures
in the world think a full grown taran-
tula Is about the worst, " said Isaac l.
Worley Of Texas TO a II. Louis Globe
Democrat man, land II you ever encoun-
ter one give him wide berth unless you
are sure you can kill him. When at
tackled, they will fight desperately and
never give up until crushed out Of exist
ence. l had an experience with one a
few years ago, the thought Of which still
makes the cold chills run down my back
had been working in my garden one
afternoon, and on entering the house
threw myself down on a bed 70 take a nap.
was awakened by feeling hairy object
brushing against my hand. and on open
ing my eyes was Mortified to see an i'm
naense tarantula slowly crawling up the
leg Of my pantaloons. / grabbed big
palmetto fan that lay on my pillow and
knocked him to the floor, and you ought
70 have seen that fellow show fight. he
never made the least attempt to get out OF
the way. but with every hair on his ugly
body stansiing erect he remained where
had knocked him, as II challenging me q
fight Fortunately for me, there was a
club within reach, and with one blow
put an end TO his existcnce."
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The sensible woman, she who has the
hest taste and knows just how to make the
best Of II. is learning. If she doesn't thor
oughly understand it already, to have her
dresses made at home. There never was
time in the history Of clothes when so much
dressmaking was done at home. Women
have grown tired. oh. 80 tired. OF the same
ness OF custom dressmaking. The mistress
of the household selects some young girl
or woman who Is handy with her needle
then she goes studiously TO work and plans
her own wardrobe First Of all, she tries
her hand on an Inexpensive dress, and II
she makes a success Of IL. which she is
very likely 10 do. she goes on from one de-
gree OF perfection 10 another.
Three-fourths Of the difficulty about
dressmaking likes IN the fact that women
do not realize what absurd figures they
cut in the clothes they wear. Once let the
fan consciousness Of this dawn on them,
and the work is done; for never afterward
will they consent TO look ridiculous. OF
what Is even worse. commonplace, while
harmony. symmetry and beauty can be
had by working for IL; for whatever hei
follies and vanities may be, the American
woman isn't lazy. especially when 1t comes
70 matters Of adornment-