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The hin system rallied.
N.,C Y,rt Times.

AeW ltfA 4MtS.
David B. Hill has come late to his per-
sOnal reckoning with the independent Dem
OCrats of New York Time after time, IN
disheartening succession, they have wit
messed the triumph of his system OF party
politics. Year after year they have seen
his fortunes advanced in az almost un-
broken series of successes. And they have
observed with dismay that his powers OF
intellect and his popularity, keeping step
with his rise in politics and expanding
with his opportunities, made him contlnu-
ally more formidable Yesterday MIR.
Hill aud his system of politics were put to
the supreme test, aud they failed under 1t.
Supported with undiminished enthusiasm
by that class Of Democratic electors TO
whom by his character and his ca
reer he has most directly appealed;
strengthened, toe, by a generous reinforce
ment Of Democrats not among his admirers
whom LOYALTY 10 party nude loyal TO him,
he altogether failed 10 enlist the support
of that intelligent, independent and pre-
vailing multitude whose sufrageS cOnstl-
tuts tue vote of want of confidence that
shifts power from one party TO the other
and administers TO each in turn, usually 81
no long intervals, the penalty Of defeat for
principles abandoned or policies i'll chosen.
Never before have the voters of the
State enjoyed the opportunity TO vote upon
the Hill issue with so little complication,
with so few hiudrances to the just and In
tended conclusion.
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nemnornt. p,d II

AfD YORK NOItL
The defeat Yesterday was as truly the
work OF Democrats as the "landsldes"
against Harrison were the work OF Repuo-
Leans. The number of independents out
side Of party organizations has not greatly
increased Of late, out the increase IN the
independence Of partisans IN the last eight
years mas been phenomenal and 1t IS reyo-
lutiOnizing American politics.
However much we may be disappointed
in many phases Of the result, all Democrats
who put the ultimate success OF party
principle ABOVE those who are for the time
being candidates must rejoice that the
sturdy individuality which is the most
Democratic OF all Democratic characters
tics mas so generally manifested itself at
time when the future OF the country de-
mands the honest thought and patriotic
effort Of individual deyotees OF principle
rather than the subserviency TO party
leaders which, though justified occasion
ally oy circumstances, is always dangerous
to the usefulness OF any party OF which 1t
is persisJentlY a characteristic.
There is no douOt that Yesterdays re-
suits are due TO Democrats who wished to
discipline theirparty leaders. The changes
from one party TO the other may have been
considerable in some localities, but the
general result is due TO the fact that DEM
0crats who were not ready to change par
ties stood inside and allowed the Republl-
cans TO do as they pleased at the polls.
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HARD HTIRRS. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
KEN'S PANTS.

Menssl % Good Working Pants at-.....S 90
Mems 81 % Pants splendid value, At......... 81
Men'ssl.5O sl.75 aud a20J PaIts At. ...... LIS
mems 500 Pants. our great leader, IT.. 81
Ren's Fine Pants, extra value, at--..-.... 1.62
Mems g. 90 and 400 Pants n &C. ........... ~
hen'ss4 20 and 6 - Pants at-............... 26l
Nen'ss5 % and 500 Pants ~ ............ 295
Mems 500 Pants Al -........... ....... .... III
Mems 6 20 Pants AZ . .............. q %
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

The residence of james w. Pa3ton, Rag,
No. 1900 ChApiins street, lot 67lf In. by
$50 n. one of5the. finest finished dwellings Ia
the city: modern Ia All IT, appointpl
desirable residence properly hO. 20 lns
diana street; rooms: modern.
Nos. 1876, I2S ana $50 south ban stresti
cheap
NO. 90 N. wabash street I4tHnd, two
story frame dwelling OF room Lot DTlb
feet II bought In neat ten days q be had TOT
a, 6J0cash. ..-
No. II Thirteenth street tWIstoty brick.
No. 1913 riesnth street, lck h0usA
az one-half its value.
Nos. 22IB aud 22iS Anrkek sfseI
double brick dwellings property ody rooms saeh
No. ~ ~. wabash street, isieno' [stofy
frame dwelling Of rooms: wafer on DON
floors. lot 2sxl20 feet. 49, -,
No 1891 Eoh street, Zstory llAms oHs.s.
ing Of rooms; halflo Ne 90, 20. "a |'tl"
No. $50 n ain street, 2-story brick dwelling
OF ~ rooms. sooo
A frame house. on McColloch street Tor ty9.
10 LEASE n feet OF ground on the east
side Of Market street, northof cixteenth strssl
or ths owner will build Tor good tenAnI
RINEHART Sc TATUM
City Rusk Buiidlsg Boom So6.Tslspheas III
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The Party All Right.


J.NlIHUIII III IITEIF
Democrats know what the fortunes OF
political war are The party is too great
too intimately associated with the Cardi-
nal principles ana perpetuity of our Gov
erument 70 lay down It's arms even after
such n reverse as that Of yesterday. II
will discard its perverse leaders, and cling
only 20 those who are honest and sound.
Political revolutions come peacefully but
quickly under our form OF Government
Yesterdays work was in the nature Of q
purgatiOn. Ii was more Of Democratic
housekeeping than a Republican victory.
IL is not necessarily an index OF what is TO
take place in 1895 or 1896 The life of the
Democratic party must be as long as that
Of the Republic, and next year Will find 1t,
as usual, with harness on its back.
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FOR SALE.

House rooms, corner lot fwsnty fsufth
street Easy terms, si4O
House, rooms, Charles street easy tsrins'
House. rooms and ball. with large lot iSth
street Easy terms, 500 80, 49,,
House ts5 rooms aud anishedi attic, AcCol.
loch street Centre Wheeling. so
House Of SIX rooms, Fifth tat'' On sA'y
House q eys rooms, INV, v 2 modern rs. in
s'i fJoa.. four.roomsd brick. add four-Foomsd
brirk In the rear u Jacob streets Csnfs Whssi-
ING on easy terms. y 80. 49,
House eight rooms and ball, ~ 81 S3.0
House ten rooms, WIN large lc' ~, - 49,,
Hguse double. Gys rooms each l4ih - ,sl,yyy.
House i've rooms. jacob A., S3ttn Nsfo, sls1y1
Houss 6ye rooms, 10Th street, ti.3I 60
House nine rooms. Jacob street. Ceaus
" Hosss. four rooms, Jacob street, csHtts
a assib A.. rooms Lind street Belvsders, lO5o
Hogss' fge rooms aud ball lot iVxi7s PAX
800. ssgea rooms, new, hare wood anish,
Woods street. Filth ward. s2.EO.
S5isuhd house, I've rooms Lied street, Be-
ye5efe el.tp. -. vt,..
W. 1io,.e ~ rooms. North Market street sl.3og
House seven rooms. Eighteenth street With
six rooraei house In rear lot 5Or ~. es1D.
House Of shfso rooms. Lind street. bsiTsaefe'
House OF six rooms. Eof stfket between ga
ana "a street., with four-room9a house 10 tns
rear. ARE o. $50. ~
poas. Of tx fOsms. 25d street sl,5J1
House Of I've rooms. z31 street. sz52
House OF nys rooms, Chapiias Street. Csn'ts
Vice lag. $3.50. 800 -.
house % i've rooms, bfick, 40 tifceI t-.ot.
House % I've rooms, Noots sHseb bast
wheeling q. 30
80 feet u land ffonsing % hcCoilocn ana
Lind streets.
House Of seven rooms and nAiii taaphns
street. Centre wheeling. 81 ~ -
Money 20 loan on city real ate. w. ~,
sf1Q $50. t7to. o.. 90, 81 90 a s-DJl
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Ihs PeonIe Spoke.

Nelc YOrIs- Stats Zs tHHg.
The people have spoken and have swept
away the monster that had besmirched the
good reputation OF our city. AL the en-
deavors Of Tammauy TO mislead voters by
means of partisan fanaticism and issues,
which had nothing to do with the election,
have proved entirely fruitless. Ia q word,
Tammany has failed TO draw away the at
tentiOn Of our citizens from the simple fact
that the battle here was one against cor
ruptiOn 10 its most horrible form. That
and nothing else was the issue.
In this hour Of our jubilee we must not
forget that our work is not ended.
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An Ultra Repab lean view.

Ntg York Tribune.
The Democratic party asks too much.
Southern dictatiOn in all its national policy
carried with il rascal rule IN Northern
cities and States as a necessary cOuse-
Quence, and the people could not stand It,.
Both 60 down under Tuesdays avalanche.
SelfgOvernment is not a blunder. Some
times the people make mistakes, but their
awakening is terri ole. New York proves
that il has a right 10 govern itself by elect
ing Strong and GOf The State proves
that il was robbed aud not merely befoOled
Of its rights, by the election Of Morton and
Saxton. The Nation proves that the men
who failed TO destroy il by arms cannot
destroy it by fraud or by crime ia cleo
tons, and that makes history for twenty
years 70 come.
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Eust Be Faithful.

Nslg York MG and ErDrsss.
The Republican party is fortunate in
being the principal agent in working out
the peoples will in this greatest reform
movement Of modern times. Let 10 be
faithful to its trust and prove itself every
way worthy of the confidence reposed in
IT, In Congress, in the Executive cham
GER, in the Legislature, in the City Hall,
in the courts and in ali the official depart
ments and capacities to which they have
been called Oy the voice OF the people, let
the newly elected officials remember that
they are the agents and servants Of the
people, and in every official act consider
and conserve the purpose Of their election
and the best interests Of those Oy whom
they were eleCsed.
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GEO.J. AGATHI50N
REAL ESTATE AGEHTl
Telephone IO7. 1873 Market Street
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The Policy Cannot Change.

DnhtVt nero O.
As regards the policy Of the nation, we
see now how IL Is 70 be affected by the
change here and elsewhere. The election
has not been expected by either party TO
have immediate effects 10 this way. IL is
really preparatory to much more decisive
contest two years later. If the Repuli-
cans suppose il makes victory then assured
TO them, they may well study the political
history of the country for the last fifty
years. They viii lind Jhatit has been very
far from an invariable rule during that
time for the party that succeeded two
years before a presidential election to elect
the next President
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ahe MORAL sense Arou.ed.

Nelg York iFnfF.
There should be no illusion ABOUT the
causes of the overthrow or the Tammany
power by the popular vote at yesterdays
election. IL vas due mainly TO the arous-
ing of the moral sense of the people by the
aided by the demonstration that the power
Of the organization that masQuerHded in
the garb of Democracy was used to op-
press thd community 10 satisfy the greed
OF its leaders for personal power or pelf.
IL was accomplished by Democratic votes,
and it demonstrated the capacity Of the
people 10 rise above party considerations
when the material interests aud the good
name Of the city we've at stake. II is a
good omen for the possibility Of permanent
reform in municipal administration.
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TIE Lesson OF Tueiday.

The lesson IS that Democrats must unite.
subordinate minor differences, rspress IN.
dividual jeaiousies, agree upon a policy
and stand a compact and organized force
against the enemies Of free institutions.
Democracy is strong enough at any time
70 assert VIGOROUSLY its inherited right %
control the government it founded Yes
terdav 10 was at It's lowest eoU. It cannot
again be as near 70 weakness and eXhaUs-
ton. Yet il lost nothing that il cannot
easily regain and that 10 will not regain
with its revived powers in 1895. So much
is retained, such an Impressive demOnstra-
ton of iudeStruc,jble strength has been
made, that the future is more our own than
10 was ln 1892
For 1895 we must understand that New
York will settle its own Quarcels and wash
It's own linen.
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Voc ICrt J0UTHI.
Another lesson has been given IN "tidal
wave politics, and this time the Republi-
cans are Os TOP.
Party lines, as drawn of late, have no
hold upon the people showing that neither
party stands on solid grOuEd. The resent
ment of tue moment is against De nOcracy;
in 1892 il was against RepubliCanism; in
1890 IL was against Democracy also. In
1895 1t Will De against Repu blicanism
again.
All these upsets have been on the domes-
tic financial question. Tue Mills tariff bill
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The Party wnI survive.



Who can estimate how large proportion
Of the stay-aJ-hOme Democratic vote was
due TO the obstructive and destructive pol
ily OF the Gorman-Brice cOmoiue in the
Senate, when that policy was a-dyiug d.
recuy in the face Of the sentiment Of the
Democratic party as expressed Oy the Chi
cago convention. The Democratic party
Will survive as long as government lasts,
but those leaders who refuse TO obey It's
will must retire, even if their retirement
means at the same time q temporary sur
render of government administration in
whole or in part.
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BE True to Princip,e.

z efttlh1 7 QtN4t4.cf.
There is no victory possible for Democ'
racy except on tue line of stanch, stern
principles Defeat Ia their defense is a
grander triumph taou gain OF the offices
through tnelr sacrifice. David b. Hill IS a
Democrat. He IS an able and an honest
man. He has been covered with contume-
ly, he has teeu shamelessly ridiculed and
CdricstureC, but he is better Democrat
and Z greater patriot than any OF the
traitors who have caused ms temporary
downfall.
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Bnl Not kllisd on.
Breotivn TImeE

RrC0tign IuDci.
II is rank nonsense TO suppose, as some
Of our contemporaries seem 10 do, that tue
Overwhelming defeat OF David B Hill
yesterday means his elimination as force
in State and national politics. IL would
not be easy 20 make a greater mistake.
David B. Hill has attained his prominence
In the party by reason OF his brains and
his loyalty 10 Democracy, and these quail
ties will keep him in the front so long as
his life lasts.
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Col. singsrly Gives It Up.

PhHCdslph % Record
Pennsylvania is a Republican State, but
the energy of IT'S RepuUHcanism yesterday
was something magnificent
President Cleveland has developed q
wonderful iucapacity for successful lead
ershiD, and he has not lacked able assist
arce 10 the Senate and House.
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True Democracy Not Cast Down.

Nel0 York san.
Bearer than ever is David B. Hill to the
unterrified, weariless, iudomitable Democ-
racy of New York
He has made the greatest political hgnt
witnessed in this land since Andrew JACK
son encountered and defeated the United
States Bank and the money power, more
than half a century ago. He has made IL
disinterestedly, heroicaIly, uncompromis-
ingly. He has proved himself the oravest,
ablest and steadiest champion OF Demo-
cratic ideas and policies. He has estao-
ushed himself as the true chief OF the Ma
Jional Democratic party.
The situation is not joyful one for the
Democracy or for Hill; but the future has
ample OPPORTUNITIES Of recovery and de-
velOpment, and the glory OF consistency
and fidelity will be theirs who remain
true to the principles Of Jefferson, jackson
and Tilden
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IN ' stnI AdmIre ain.

Pi,ts}urq Commercial Gazette.
What does To- all meant There is but one
rational answer. The people Of the dis
trict, with the warmest personal feeling Tor
Mr.. Wilson. and with their confidence III
mis- honesty and sincerity undated, believe
that he has espOused a doctrine highly
detrimental 70 the Industrial interests OF
the country, and they have dismissed him
from further service. That is the whole
story.
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Politics on = nigher Level

Bu0QiO Express
Politics throughout the United States
will be raised 20 a higher level and no
where Will the beneficial results be felt
seen the end of Tammanylsm for at least
one generation.
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L0msUib Courier Journal.
Let good Democrats everywhere put on
their thinking caps and trace out the cause
for themselves. Nav the guilty be pun
ished May the right be indicated. Above
all be 10 remembered that the world does
not end with this election.
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Parkhnrst VIndlcated.

PailGdolpAta I0Qurs-.
II ever a man was indicated 1t is DR..
ParkhUrst
Senator Hill has about reached the end
Of his political career. He will be prOmi-
nent in New York politics, but no other
State can touch him as a candidate after
this.
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FOR RENT.

IloR RENT-Furnished room. centrally To-
~ catsd, with board Both gases, ana 6Ath
room: Enqotre AZ this office oE5eda
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FOR SALE.

Fine residence west side North Main street,
all conyeniences.
A hrstclass siK -roomed dwelling South Front
east side, fine lot: all couveniepces.
Fivero5msd brick house North Main. bar
gain a. el3JO.
Several dye.roomed houses 10 INHERENT parts
OF the CITY, from 81 800 to 1900
MONEY TO LOANt
In sums OF one hundred dollars and upward
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Resnlt Of HIunders.

Chicdg0 hTG.L
Democratic defeat results from a series
Of blunders az Washington in which
Grover Cleveland was the master spirit of
evil. The almost iuconceivaOie folly and
stupidity Of delay was the fault Of Grover
Cleveland alone
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Randits and slaekmaller,
i,ua1 CoUgs.ciag. Ga,stts

CiuciRH1h CONNIE cidt- Gazette.
Tammany Hall has been for years moth
ing but an organized gang OF political ban
dts and blackmailers, and as disclosed by
the Lexow Committee, the police have WED
with Tammsny Office holders in squeezing
revenue from the fallen and degraded Of
the Gums Of the city. The issue settled at
vest rdsy's election wa4 plain. 1t was
whether the unparallele6t intamies COM
ENted by Tammany's Office holders. police
kices. police detectives patrolmen
be COZ aeE they
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MO I0TE NIT6TII56F.
To the nation the victory means that the
people are opposed 20 free trade and the
tariff reform of the Chicago platform. IL
means that the people have lost faith in
Grover Cleveland as a leader and want no
income tax.
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50. Louis Globe DsmOcTG,.
The solid South is going 20 be smashed
In several spots. The geographical line in
politics is being knocked OUT There will
Be no doubtful States ia the North in 1895.
They will Oe all Republican States. The
only doubtful States viii be in the South.
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Nsse vote OF Condolences.

Chicago h6r-O.s 1n
Ii meats that the people repudiate the
NatiOnd and State administrations, and
give he Republican party a new vote Of
conf 5nce 10 is a Reputation OF Tam
~ in New York and Chicago.
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These spot casn tnundsrbolts are the Gauss
Of our wonderful success. aud the public look
ny for full values for every dollar, - catching
on 10 our bargains. and haslness huns ~ q rats
that big profits arc OUT Of the question
Besides many ether bargains that yo1 viii
see when visiting tbs great sale, Waica viii
continue Until balance Of stock Il solA
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The nNorId, ReioIces
Netr York UoyiL

The Tammauy machine was smashed as
thoroughly as The World could have wish
ed. IL was smashed at the bottom aud
smashed at the top; smashed TO bits, TO
flinders, to smithereens, according To The
Worlds directions 10 the Tiger-ta mers.
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Al Petty Slur.

Pit5bUr0 Di'paick.
Returns from the Wilson district indi-
cate That some Of the backwoods regions
VIII uOt complete their count until after
ChairmaL Faulkner discovers just where
the Professor is at.
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E.U T0rt Ne0g.
10 is a SAD blow hopes Of the
Democrats, who stood er in yester-
days night, but it is oy rs a reason
Tor despair. The ca lest; its
ultimate triumph has et back
two years.
For moment there keeling
Aamong some Of the Dem and
e that they are buried aft
a great con62groticn. -
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A Revolt Agalps, Bos,Ism.


Atl. atttir -falrt
No unpreiudiced mind can fail 10 ac-
knowledge that, while various secondary
causes operated 20 produce the disaster
which the Democracy lament to-day, the
central fact is apparent that universal dis
gust has arisen toward the predOminance
Of b0ssism iu the party and that the people
have used the most radical means 70 extir-
pate IT,
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Hin and rhIgh.

s.. James ca. dc (LOR0ORJ
Tammany was smitten hip and thigh
The Repu olicans upon this occasion repre-
sent the cause OF reform and respectable
government
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A Many a. Ever.

The woods are full Of Democrats to-day.
There are enough Of them 70 whip the Re-
puOllCans tomorrow or next day or any
day In the week. They took % the woods
yesterday, but only for little while.
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OF this dependency quickly enough, how
ever. They will remember that the party
suffered defeat Tor many years, and then
won victories as great as that Of the Re-
publicans yesterday.
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BARGAINS--E. B POTTS
{. B. POT IS
Bargain
Bulletin.
NAIN AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH
ING CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do we'll to call early. The
following extract from their
ope n i n g announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro,
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
SPECIAL DRIVES NO COMPETITION
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DOR SALE
PUBLIC SALE OF RUSSELL COTTAGE AND LOTS
ON SATURDAY. NOV. mn, IsSA

ON oNI OHUNIs NONs IFtHl IUNF
At 10 o'clock a. M. on the premises. shall sail
nj public auction Russell cottage, with SIX
&C es Of land The land will DO offered as
whole and In three parcels OF convenient size.
a lot OF nearly an acre, fronting on the Nation
M road. viii be SOLD at the same time aud place.
Tuis land lies west OF the Nauonsl road nsar
Wheeling Park and near the klrs Grove motor
lice sud is unequaln IN this coanty Tor beauty
aud convenience OF location. 10 such oppor.
'tuuity 10 purchase a delightful country mons
ncsr Wheeling will occur soon. Full particu.
lars will be furnished on appli,atNn 20
W. 2. HUBBARD
Special Commissioner, ii,i Cbavllns st.
noh
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A Rri-ht Pro mot

Ne,g York RerCi.
1t was a revolution that closes a dark
aud opens bright era in the municipal
affairs of New York.
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overthrow the Democracy; the Mckinley
tariff law overthrow the Republicans the
Wilson tariff law has upset the Democrats.
Republican attempts to interfere with the
returning prosperity of the country will
lead to their overthrow two years from
now.
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Went To Bed EARLY.
Chica o Record

JNtc0 AcC0fO
No kilograms Of anxious inquiry passed
from the White House TO Tammany Hail
during the night.