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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

IRIS sometimes said chat the
American people like to be
humbugged. It should be add
ed that when a fake is once.
fairly expose, these same
Americans promptly show their
disgust for it and it soon dies
of hamilton. Such has beer
the experience Of w. II. Har-
vey, the author of "Coin's HI
nancial School" aud other
works of a similar nature.
These works W, =. written in Il
catchy style, profusely illus.
frated with Imaginable cagica
lures, and by q carefully wo zen
tissue Of falseheods, aud half
quoted or garbled extracts frc N
official sources made the fl .
.iser doctrine Of its author
appear most plausible, and re-
ally created widespread
popularite for the books them
selves. Their sale was phenom-
ally great, and the false do :
trines therein obtained threat
ened for a time OF oyerturn
which usually charactenzes the
American people. But since
the real nature Of the nan and
his works have been exposed.
fhe people have dropped them
as they worAd- q coal Of fire.
As proof Of the completeness
Of this dropping, the Daily
Coin" Poplaist Harvey's latest
venture, after a few weeks ez-
.stence, has collapsed. and en-
firely disappeared. The amer
5ean people will not support a
:,,ape9 which does not hesitate
ct any lie - establish is pos
ieioA
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

DRoPOSALS FOR FUEL AMI
Forage Oilicrof Chief Quarter
master. ar ment of Tex, san An
tonic. Tex. June 10 1885. Se'led p o.
+. sin triplicrte. for furnishing Fuel,
porage aud Straw, during fiscal year
commencing July /. 1898. at iosts in
this Dena trent. wi be received here
until - O'Clock nom. Goth. meridian
time, Jnly 10, 1895, and then opened
Proposals will be received at same Ii e
by the Guar termaster n earh post for
furni hing suprlies requiredby that post
oniy. u. :. reserves right to reject any
or all prop sals. Information furnished
on application here, or to Quartermas-
te AZ various posts. Envelopes con-
tiining proposals should be marked:
Proposals for - at - and adj
pressed to undersigned or TO respective
dost quarternastcr. G. G. SMITH. ID.
@. II. G.. IT, S. y, c. Q. NJ.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

Sheriff, Cameron County Texas.
By FRANK MARTIN Deputy.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08
1 HUNDRED FOLD RETURN

One Of the most important
question atfeclings he South is
how to reacl, the investors, land
buyers, and prospective settlers
in the North and West. Mr.. w.
P. Blasingame. dealer in farm
and fruit lands, Fort Valley,
Ga, has had an advertisement
in the Southern States" maya
zine of Baltimore for the last
six months. In paying for it
and ordering its renewal in
double the space, lie writes
1T affords he pleasure to
pay this, for the outlay has
yielded more than hundred
fold in return. Your magazine
surely covers the whole land.
As direct result of my adver-
tisement in it, I have had in
quiries from nearly every State
in the Union, and a great many
especially from the Northwest
1t has been the means OF bring
ing several investors and set
tiers here, for we only need to
get people 10 come and see this
country to induce them TO in
vest or settle. The single line
in my advertisement, stating
that l could furnish gilt edge"
g per cent. real estate mort
cages, has Interested several
investors, and already, as a re-
suit, one man from Massa-
chusetls has come and arrang-
ed with me to organize a loan
and trust company.
"Your magazine has been
worth much to me and to this
section, and, believe Il bless
ing 10 the whole South. l be-
lieve that the Southern States"
is the best friend the South has
ever had"
We believe that every town,
every county, and every prop
erty owner in the South, desir-
ing to attract the attention of
Northern and Western buyers,
should advertise in the South :
ern States" magazine, edited
ley Mr.. Wm. Il. Edmonds and
published by the Manufactur-
er's Record Publishing Co.,
Baltimore.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

81 Prices Cream Baking Pow der
%osij's Far highest Award.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

FITZsMMoNs has been &C
quilted of the charge of killing
Riordan, who died from the ef
fects Of a Singing match with
the former at Syracuse last
Year. The defense proved plain
~ that if Riordan had survived
Fits blow on the jaw, he would
eventually have died of some
other malady.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08
VICTORIA VUIClNGS.

Victoria, Tex, July 3.-Yic-
toria has taken another step
forward, and In the next few
weeks the houses will he mum
bered and the streets labeled.
This city now has 1000 inhabi-
tants, and it had become necer-
sary to designate the houses
by numbers. There is consi-
dera bic talk OF extending the
city lmits 50 is 20 take in North
Heights, MechauicsviIie and The
Lane, which wiIl AID anoihe thous>
and arp more 10 tie population.
This city becoming considerably
agifated over school election to
occlr Friday to determine whether
or not the city shall take charge of
of the public schools. Our schools
are in depIorable condition owing
- sectarian fights, and many think
it would be advisable to place them
under the direct control of the city.
and consolidate them into one large
school. This wou|d necessi5ate the
erection OF building to cost pro,
badly S5o0}o, which would be both
an ornament to the city and
source of great good 10 the COM
munity III genera
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08
The Fourth was celefratee

The Fourth was celebrated
throughout the state nth unus
ttal enthusiasm. In fact. it
seems that every town, big and
small, except Brownsville,
made some sort of demonstra-
ton. The celebration at La
redo was specially brilliant,
ille soldiers from Fort Nc
Intosh turning out in full force,
and the officers and band of
the Mexican army stationed
at New Lrredo also paiieipat-
lion. These aids in common
grating our great national
day are also available at
Brownsville. and would doubt
less gladly join our citizens
in such a demonstration. Next
year this city should exert
ilsef to make up for its ap-
parent apathy and lack of
patriotism ON the recent
Eourt h.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

JOHN j. INGALLS, has Joined
his voice with the populists in
condemnation Of President
Cleveland. It's such criticism
Of the president that makes
democrats love him the more.
Verify, we love him for the
enemies he has made.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

Gov. CULBEBsoN seems in
elined to.hedge on his free sill
Yer views previously express
ed. Like many other silver ad
vocates of late, he doubtless
begins to realize that free silver
would mean silver monometa,
ism, and there are bnt few who
desire to see such a condition
IN this country
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

TEXAS has had an UNUSUAL
number of mysterious muir
ders. A few more legal hang
iugs are in order.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08
The State IF Texas. J
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Cameron county, greeting: }

y
You are Hereby Commanded, that by
publication Of this writ once week
for three successive weeks in a news
paper regularly pul lished n the Coun-
ty of Cameron you give due notice to
all persons interested in the Account
for FiI.al Settlement of said Estate, TO
file their objec ions thereto, il any they
have, on or before the September Term
1895, of sail Cameron County, COM
men ing and to be holden DIT tile Court
House of said County, in Brownsville
on the Thmd Monday in Septe NIB r
1895; vixen said Account and Applica-
ton will be consiiere by said Court.
Witness my hand and seal of oIee. 1T
Brownsville, this Sth. day of July, A. u.
1885.
JOSEPH WEE.
Clerk County Court, Cameron County,
Texas.
BY HowARD'MiuLrR, Deputy.
] hereby certify the above to be a
true copy.
&c. Zorro.
Sheriff, Cameron County Texas.
BY FRANK MARTIN Deputy.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
OF Final Account, Estate Of Samuel
Lopez ct al.'minors. No. BIT. issued 8 h.
day of july 1895. Jesus Lopez. Guar
dian.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-07-08

Fresh lemons Il Celes,i.s il
go@s
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
SUIT FOR DAMAGES DONE BY SPOOKS
From The Albany Argus.

From The Albany Argus
Wayne County Is not unlikely to witness the trial
of a novel suit, in which the county vii, be asRsa
TO pay damages for gbosty vistants, for whose
presence in a certain house the county is alegeu
TO be responsible Alleged damages to properly
but hitherto difficulty in determining the Identity
OF the disturbing quantity has been deterrent 10
suits against heirs assigns for damages OF this
character. :, .... -. cod,s
Ii appears (or is alleged that cottage at Sodus
Point owned by Miss Emery, was. without mel
consent used by the Coroner to perform an autopsy
on the bodies OF two drowned boys: The cottage
and its contents were. 1t IS further asserted.
spiashed with blood. and portions OF the BODY ieI'
standing about the house in jars ana other recep.
tacles. The owner Of the cottage claims that ,,I II
was left wreck and that since then no one VIII
rent H. because OF uncanny noises and strange
sights. either experienced or IMAGINED ,,,.,,
Suit has already been brought against the county
of Wayne for damages for the tangible ana ma
terial destruction alleged TO have been wrought.
promptly paid she Will sue for heavier damages 20
her property through the unwelcome tenancy OF the
county's ghosts unless suppose promptly re-
moved and sequestered in the county's care: IT Is
to this latter suit that the novel proposition 10
which We have alluded pertains.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
mann AMI ROOMS.

1~>NoooyoNoooNoNNN
LARGE ROOMS. superior cuisine. private
family. to refined party. willing 10 pay
fair price. II West 55thS.
PRIVATE FAMILY: West Side; very ec-
cessible: one block from cable road and
I stnticn: superior home table. sunny
sni,e. with private bath second floor; or
,hird.stnry front with dressing room: first
cI.ss house and references. terms reason
able. Address HOME. i.:42 Broadway.
I-MADIsON-AvE $50. corner C0th-st.--
Front corner room. with board: also SIM
gie room: strictly first-class.
EAST slsT- Handsomely furnished
rooms en- suite or sngly. with excellent
table. references required.
lTTH ST. 81 WEST. between 9th and 9th
sves. Rooms. with board. for parties
who pnv literally for excellent accommodl-
tions: parlor dining room.
81 WEST 3iTH-S -ST.-Sunny suite: private
baths; single rooms: private tables; eE-
cellent board. references.
'3GTU ST. i46 EAsT-Des.rable second
floor rooms. separately or en suite: sani-
tary plumbing. neighborhood: table first
class: reference.
37TU-ST.. GS WEST.-TTandsomely fur
nlshed second floor alcove and sunny
square room: refined homs. private tables;
references.
"A IRVING PI.ACE.-IArge front room
with hoard: excellent table: references ex-
changed.
47TU-ST.. 80 WEST.-W!th board. hand
sor,ely Furnished connecting second hoor
front rooms and another room
80 WEST b3D- -ST.-Large. pleasant rooms
with board: references.
CO WEST soTH-ST. Superior accommoda-
t,onr. second suite. fully or partially
furnished: also. hall room; references.
100 WEST sOTH-ST Second floor. front.
new house: table hrst-clnss: references
given and required.
go WEST 44TH -ST.-Ne,ty furnished
second f,oor; other large and single rooms.
with or without excellent board; refer
ences.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

NURSE WANTED. A competent 'e''n'n
,hrso children. agps six, eight and ten
Years. who can assist with their studies.
also a good seamstress: only Protestahts
need call; references required. Cali Mon
day, between 10 and " O'clock "i'~
I.ESpY. 900 5th-ave.
WANTED. Intelligent ladies' to take WORK
home; neat. steady employment COCO shl-
orc. no e,perience necessary; inclose
stamp for particulars. STANDARD ARI
Co, ~ West 3lth-st.
WANTED.-'Thrcc energetic young women
10 act as canvassers for high-class
periodical. salary SO week and commits
sion Address Box IL. Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

,oo~coNo~ooNN~ON ONNNNNNNNNNNr~Nr~N~
A.-2OTH CENTURY COLONY!
At Ashurst, California. proceeds most
hopefully For particulars. call Or address
r. b. WAKEMAN. % Nassau-st.
ALLIGATOR BAGS for holiday presents ::
fine pocketbooks. music rolls dress suit
cases enormous assortment. lowest prices
In city; Old Reliable House. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ, 80 ith-ave.. near 9th-st.
ADVICE FREE.-Wages, notes. bills. ac-
counts etc: collected quick and SURE
no charge unless successful THE PEO-
PIES LAW AND COLLECTION BU-
REAU. \ East 18th.
DR. AND MRS. LIBBY, Cniropodists
.is+ broadway -corns. &c; manicure
6Oc. ChrOpOta cures.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Hartman's 8
Wagon Nut. Keilrs Shoe Lace Fastener
| GurdersCn's Railroad Track; Caseys Wire
Fabric Tool: Wire Fence Fabric. EDGAR
| TATE K COMPANY. 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

A NOTE.-Send for List Inventions
Wanted" Patent Book FREE. All these
patents exhibited Herald Square Hall. 1890
broadway. Patent Exposition. Introducing
inventions
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
TO LET FOR BUsIrEys PURPOSE
FOR SALE.

ANTIQUE mahogany clawfoot sofas.
tables. bureaus, chairs. rare old modern
paintings. English plate blue ware. etc.
siA A Ame.ardam-nXe.. cOrner lOOfh-si.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
ruRxIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

flED ftOOnS
>oN,.>o~oo.No~o~NNJN~~ ~~o~~~cS~~~~~>>s"O>~"S>-
A LADY. who has met with reverses: VIII
rem, cosey hall nom In private house
below 1fh-st. and near Broadway; ref
erence given and required. Address AMER
ICAN. II Bible House
rs FASHIONABLE private residence
,Amertcans). West SIth-si., stylshly
furnished suite. second floor: private bath.
EXCLUSIVE. Box Is. Tribune.
37TU-ST.. ~ WEST.-A handsomely fur
nishei back parlor 10 let. suitable for
physician or dentist. with front parlor as
reception room.
s4TH-ST.. i5s WEST. near Broadway
Large handsomely furnished sunny
rooms: ample closets; heat: superior at
tendance: reasonable; reference.
4GTH-ST.. 1870 WEST.-Having two square
rooms unused. will let them. furnished.
to desirable parties. OWNER
18TH ST. 20 WEST.-Sunny. back parlor;
private bath; gentlemen: other rooms.
house heated. central; reasonable.
1TH-AVE.. a. near l4ih-st.--Parior; sin
Gle room: heat, hot and cold water; ref
ercnces
3E2 EAST 18TH -ST.-Targe parlor. suitable
for dressmaker: rooms for light house
keeping: other rooms; large and small
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

AL PATENTS FOR SALE.-Sandlfur's d.
rection Blank (Copyrighted): Evans Cart
ridge; Johnson's Curtain Fixture. EDGAR
| TATE & COMPANY 245 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBSCRIP-
TlONs FOR THE NETWORK TRIb.
UNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
% .frowN . ,h ShfI'T T,,,,v no 80 ".,adJp IA 40.
VERTISEMENTS at the following BraAeo
Ousces; 23S Eighth-avA.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
WORK WANTED.

A CLERICAL position OF responsibility Is
desired at once by young man OF ~;
10 years' New York City reference as TO
ability and character: honf II necessary.
ID w BOX IA Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22
WORK WANTED.

Female.
EXCELLENT cutter. litter and trimmer
giving up business To go out by the day
Will give half time for room and board .
highest reference. Address ARTISTIC
i.227 Broadway.
GoVcRNESS. SS.-Experienced French Prot
estant: diplomee. we'll recommended
teaching good music. German. English
brnnches. desires re-engagement Address
NJ. A. c.. Tribune Uptown Once. i.2t2
Broadway
YOUNG LADY would like situation In a
bakery; has reference. 23o East S3d-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-22

AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular ofilc,
rates until p. m. VIZ:
@Jf Sih-ave.. =. .. cor. OF 23d-s ST.
n. 'th-aVe.. cor. l2th-st.
10: Columtus-ave.. near West Csth-st
100 West 4:d-st.. near Cth-ave.
20 Weu liih-st.. near 5th-aye
23I West +2d-st. bet. 7ih and sth ayeA
l5, tth-aye.. cor. i4th-st.
l5o East +Ith-st.. corner 3d-ave
2i3 West l2.ih-st.
i.J2O lroadway. above 4Dth-st.
/ Ius Ift-aNe.. near ssth-st.
go ad-ave
100 3d-ave near 47th-st.
SSt 3d-ave. near 87th-st
62 Avenue A. bet. 81 and an Sta
II csnsl-st.. and 1877 Division-st.
SIS BleecksI-st.. near christopher-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-20
ELECTION CONTESTS.
Clerk Of the Federal House Sends Ont
Notices.
FEW STRANGERS IN WASHINGTON.
Efforts to Obtain Extra Money for
Clerk Hire mt Wilson, n. C., POST
OHicc-Other Postal NOtes-Personai
Items.

WASHINGTON. d. c., July l9.-CSpe-
cial)-Mr. Kerr. Clerk of the House OF
Representatives. sent out to-day notices
TO a number OF the interested parties IN
the contested election cases that VIII
come before the House. 1t requires them
within thirty days to have their briefs
ready and in the hands of the clerk.
as the law stipulates. Among those 10
whom the notices were sent are the
contestants and contestees in the follow
ing cases. Hoge VS.. Otey, sixth Dis
irlct Of Virginia; Thompson VS.. Shaw, and
Martin W.. Lockhart, both Of the latter
being from North Carolina.
Each Of the parties has been also mailed
two copies of the record In the case, so
that he may look over and prepare his
brief.
The testimony in the North Carolina
case of Cheatham VS.. Woodland, Second
District. is now being indexed. and in
a few days 1t Will go 10 the Public
Printer.
The other Virginia cases will soon be
ready for the notices 10 be sent out, as
the work IL being pressed as rapidly as
possible, with d view to having these
matters cleared up within the next
month
Very few strangers are in town this
week, except those returning from the
Boston Christian Endeavor convention.
Owing TO the absence of so many of the
important officers Of the government the
Senators and Representatives are not
coming TO the city The arrivals from
Virginia and North Carolina have been
very light for some days.
POSTAL AND PERSONAL.
Efforts are being made to have the de-
partment allow extra money for clerk
hire at the Wilson pOst-Ofiice In North
Carolina, but the officials cannot see their
way clear 10 making the allowance. Will
sons receipts are upwards OF 5000 year
but the rule Is that this allowance goes
only 10 first and second-class o'hces. IN
some instances. where third-ciass once
Ike Wilson had great deal OF distrl-
butng to do. extra money has been al
lowed.
This matter will interest people in all
parts of virginia and North Carolina.
J. r. williams. OF Richmond, and w.
c. Thaxton, OF I.ynchburg are registered
at the Metropolitan.
Among fourth-cass postmasters APP
pointed to-day We're:
North Carolna-Avilla, Alexander coun-
tv. ]. f.. White vice +. l.. White. re-
signed: Colngton. Dare county. ID. W.
CAMEL vice w \. Perry. resigned; Dat
ton. Stokes county. T. y. Dalton vice -.
\ Dalton. dead; Hickory Grove, Wake
county. e. y. Lilies vice Bourbon Lilies,
resigned.
Virginia-Nellysfor1. Nelson county, {.
l.. Dawson vice ". r. Cabelly resigned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-20
ALLEGED TOBACCO WAR.
Statement of Action Against the
American Company.

BOSTON, July ia published an
nouncement has been made that sthe New
England Wholesale Grocers' Association
had declared open war upon the Ameri-
can Tobacco Company" and 1t was
stated that such memb rs Of this assoc
citation as were i0bbers OF cigarettes
had sent out circular 10 their custo-
mers announcing their inability TO any
longer fill orders for cigarettes made Dy
the American Tobacco Company. ana So
llclting orders for the National Cigarette
and Tobacco Company's goods IN an eIort
to fight the former company.
Mr.. r. a. Flanders. president or the
New England Wholesale GrOcers AssJ-
citation. was in New York to-day, ana
no information upon the subject could De
secured at headquarters. but interviews
with several OF the larger jobbers or
cigarettes brought out unanimous senti-
ment that the national association never
will and never can issue any ultlmatum
10 it's members concerning the American
Tobacco Company that they will be boun1
TO obey. Every member OF this assOcla-
ton IS free TO exercise his own personal
judgment and discretion as to the best
way Of purchasing his goods. and as 10
the best way Of putting them before the
public. The principle UPON when the as,
ISOLATION Is run assumes that the baSl
goods will be demanded by the puOhc;
and that inferior qualities VIII be crowded
out by their betters
The American company had not raised
the price Of goods. either 10 the consumer
or 10 thewhOlesaler and they were saving
the dealers an immense amount OF bonner
and waste every year. Formerly, When
the business was done by several com
peting firms some one firm would S't
out a new brand Of goods every three or
four months. and In order 10 compete
with them each Of the other firms "oull
follow suit. In this way tn dealers we're
compelled 10 carry as many as oOzeh
or fifteen brands OF cigarettes In stock.
and II was n great deal OF bother TO keep
abreast OF the trade and 10 keep the STOCK
I'm shape At the present time the dealers
have only 10 carry three 20 five leading
brands. and there is practically no change
or nuctuation 10 De bothered with.
one large wholesaler said, Of course.
ne ala not know what Other firms hai
done. but II was very possible that Mr.
Flanders had sent out the above CIRCULAR
or one Of similar purpOrt. II was mat
ter OF Individual choice with the members
Of the New England Wholesale GrOcers
Association a. to what manufacturers
fhev should deal with. The association
had never vet exercised any dictatorlal
powers. and Il was not understood 70 pc
their policy To- do 50. 1t was. most llkeiy
that the circular quoted had been sent
out personally by Mr.. Flanders. ami
would not affect the New England as
ISOLATION any more than any other per
gonal letter that some member or onlcer
Of the body might issue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-20
BRITISH LIBERALS RELIEVED.
Mr. Asquiih Reelected ana thc
N;JIothIan seat Also saved.

LONDON. July 19-The results OF the
polling up TO =. NJ to-day are as fol-
lows: Conservatives. ri; Unionists, ~;
Liberals. Sc; McCarthyites. Il; Parneilltes'
The return Of the Right Honorable Her
bert II. Asqulth. Home Secretary IN the
late ministry, by his cQnstltu ncy IN idSl
Fifeshire, by a greatly lhcitdSeI in.s
torty over that which ne received III 10,
has rladdened the sinking hearts OF the
Liberals: and the election or Sir l. u.
Carmichael to the Midlothian seat, long
occupied by Mr.. Gladstone. ms sun
further lessened the weight OF thelT soi-
row. c,,.. -,
necfed that the wave which swept MI
John Morley out OF his seat Tor New
castle would also overwheim MY AsluitH,
and they were likewise sanguine that me
Grand Old Mans seat would fall 10 the
I'nionists. while the Liberals were merely
hopeful Of saving one, or perhaps Doth, OF
these seats from the wreck OF their fot-
mer majority in the House. me returns
from the East Fifeshire ana MidiOtnlah
divisions have greatly relievely their leei-
ings. .,,.o
They cannot see I'm the salvage Of two
seats from the sea Of political adFerslty
sufficient cause for an ebullltiOn OF IeJ9lc-
ing hut they realize that the results mas
greatly lightened their burden OF humilla-
ton, especially i'm their retention OF the
seat for Midlothian. which the Unionits
made the most strenuous EFFORTS 10 cap
ture. ito.
Ii 10 true that Mr. Gladst0ne's majority
i'm 1879 was 800 while Mr.. Carmichael IS
only 430. but In view of the reduced LAD
eral vote and the sweeping away OF ma
ioriti,s everywhere they are wen sals-
fed with the result. and take comfort in
the assertion that had Mr. Gladstone nm
self been their candidate the old majority
would not have been decreased. However,
these two successes. together win the
gains thew have made generally In TO-
days polling over the voting OF the pre-
vious lays. have the effect 10 put me
Liberals IN a mood OF almost cheerful
raeiPnafiOn