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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

ure 10 show aud explain his wsr-s even
vh-n visitors arr ro, prepared Ia rurrhAsr.
lie large stock comprises an slm"-, rud.
lras variety " all imaginable kinds IT
gosis fr"m ,h"sr far away c"un,rirs.
Thrr are dainty bargains Ter the lSira
~ sA,ins And silks, hnr silk handkrr.
chirfr aud the l"vrl"rt l-rignr ~ rhsSl-
SI-ciAl attention II call-,i ,o the display
" fanr " all varieties Thusr who ~
into rcS,Hry over = cup " genuine unA
dult-rNI"i tea should not tail tn examine
the hu- htAudr Il the at'irlr filtered hy
Mt hr- =, r-a~ouAhr pIcrr. Thrr" tear
Ar ESPECIALLY uuI"r,7i and At guAtan'
t-,-i :" l- pure
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

66iI d-crrsce, tbP,2lh ueomargnrinr,
tlINi,2s1, drcrrs.r, $!d2,l.H M-cr'.
lAu'uur, tIIu,27J, u,rs-r. ;'...|'
The NJ, 49,, r-a-, t"r thr nine mouth. ~
tLHin,lrJ
TIE tuctrAr- Aui lie, rrAn. fui MAJ. D..
SO, compared With March. 1874. n
ub.Su ~ ull"~s Sprr,r. dr,r-n-,,
q. wi.,21, trlRrr,. drct"a~. &iIi.Il
trm,ni.. .p'rs, d",rrnr", $ISu,IIi.
u.r,lmart.iIu,, d"crrs-,', ttIUt', m,rc-l.
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Marshall, Mo-, April ~ The demo
81 attic central committee ~ Saline county
hAH IaHr.Si q resolution In favor II the
free aud unliinit-d coinage IT SILVER ADd
gold nj the ratio 81 IL I" by the limited
StAt-r. and calling = convention IL demo.
Gratis May ~ la rApr~Hs the sentiment II
the party, aud fayoring - state c"nvru.
tiun fnr the purpu~r IT making public
Declaration 40 Ia the party ITlicy Tor the
,HmpAign IL 1876, and Ia repudiHt- the
gold hug banded debit policy II the
ClrYrlAnh AhminIrirAiinn.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
Eor over EAR, Wears

A OIN MI WHII-TKlkD NHMtNl,
Mrs Wurl"w'E S,-rthlug syrup har
been ur"d i"r over hity yrHrr ly mllIi"ur
IT mothers frr their children whilr teeth
ing, with I~rtrct -'ircrrS. /, p "thrE the
chlli, pnft-nr the gumr, Allays all pam
cures wind collie, sud n Tia" beet remedy
ton 'ilarihu'H. II piraraui tu the 'A1tr Sold
hy drugg,rt- ~ every par, "f ia" world.
Twenty hvr cents - bottle. lite vHlu" n
lnrAlrulAhl". u" sur" and nrk for Mrs,
Wnrl"~'r S""'hlnH syrup, and take n"
other kind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

As "rrAul,t."u jn NV m ''y ~!
lng ltr"li TIA" ",'.mrnltt"" "u Sound cur
r-nry" IL engaged IA Au effort 'u iurr- IT.
ldva- u,,uu the I"upl" thruueh Tia, me.
dun "i ia" country rAI"r- The com
mI,'"r uak"s very Gathering p'uru-H
TO- 'hr cnrtutry -'itur l.. u-' lie u,"rat.r"
ready printed ~ a rupi l"m"nt t" hrr ia
per Thr- preceding - AL ryd"ur"
tnN they arr having much truh,- ~ M
iurlue IT." I'"url" g. r'ai their mAt'"f lu
adversary e ih, r"i. standard
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

A IlrAHing revelation IT the ORIENT can
Lee had right here in Albuquerque with.
"nt 'ncurrIug the rick ~ ril~nS- Of a
trip Ia CHINA or japan AT III! south
Second street Nam Nee conducts An EN-
pnrium Z" all KINDS at curious aud fancy
go'sis 'mr"r''"i directly from japan aud
China Mr. h"e II hIws-lf the meet in.
t.lligrnt orru,al who ever came ~ AlLu.
Iueriue, and II sforis him decided pleas.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
TRAGIC DEATH.
Man last ami trdlcj On the Navajo
Desert.
DIAtH From FNrosugE AND THIRST

..,uHi. uIv,unf
uu iuui~Iay, thr il'u tu.t, au Iu.iiAu
nrnr ~ ,ul s,d 'ur,, Wa Nh,ir mNu
az ~ ih" NpyuuI q | rur, -uur intiy
,-li milrs lruuu h,.r., 100 dy ug condition
aud that hr .ull uW 1--we long ftum
'h" .i,p,uIl..u SVEN d, "ar -.Ipur',l T."
nn,r l,ru H., ruu., Aho hat h",u here
r.u, ,I,l Ir",Iuu- =, th &c iuu, co. tu'
Hlr,u.lN 1t tue tntrmA,iuu, i - VI,
luns'u, ,lt,i iraruug that W" Iurtt," h,t"
c.uli uut irudrr ary arrt-tArr- ~ thIr
r,r,. aul that tie. county ,ui net iN 81 one
huuii., aud MY uIlrr irum hrir, lett
hi b,k,i. ludI,u trading post uu ~.
IaS thr I1lu Irrt " lrI' Hr procured the
u,,rrrAiJ tu-.lr viii, Winch Co.. Ing ~ grave
sud huiy thr "drad' mat Ou SATURDAY
h- ,rtt Bakrr'r hud rrs'hrd the uAu Aii't
a Iuir IT ruiu" twenty uN" mll'r Shd, Zee
hI- rutIiI -, found to" iuAu SGT alive, hut
quite VrRk hud pui Il lar night utud
OUTS tut Il went Zee - water uuir Hb.ut hall
- mtlr h,l.N wh-ir' iur man VA iuttth
Hud hruugU ilm y hAitui II water, n
~ht,h u" dtAuk gwsl part Ait"I W"rN
Hg with the mAu ruui" 'Iu" hr iuuud that
h- WAr not AT" tu etAui. aud that fec
piN,, hm uu hutr" Aud tan" him Co.
BSkrI'r would certainly Mi hIu, ru hr
icpi,d tu return L. The irritug poet aud
Ert . wagon vita vhch t. briug hlm ~.
Nit.iay lN-'"r SuniHy. th" lay Il the
sr.al raud riuiuI. Aui Monday we've
spent ~ hunting the team wht,h NA- lurt
auI ,upli not Il" truui, AMI uu Iur-dAy &,
,nr lo'h, OtNr ,rii IT. IT," rrrund time &"
hutS H." utNt, rUIIrrIus him I" -" dead
10, thus tune, due tu the WrHk condition. 1t
the uAu when hr l-tt h"n the saturday
hrl.rr, hut " hen hr r"i,,h,d hm hr WA-
rnlI alive. After giving th" man r,ui"
more water Aui uilriug hW fu,-i Winch
hr r,il- ,d la take. hpug t-, WrAk to-
4. su, Nj M,lulurh lett frr Fort WIN.
.A'r ter the Iurlu-" i procuring a
conveyance. aud after having rudiru
ruuir rhty luuI mIl-r that dhy, he reach.
ru ia" tuu la" that evening liz told
hlr story t. Lieutenant IiuUviu whu kind.
y referred hm iu the commanding OH.
c"r, Col Huu,,, and the colonel not
,uly iuruirh-d Nj Mclutu1h with All
ambulance, tut sent ,ur 1T the Insl duc.
tutr along With INN Tia" neat morning
Ga NEARING ia" I,l,c" where tlIr man wAE
let they m"t All ludiAu trader from the
II. ~
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

knnrAr city. April 80 Cattle market
steady. T"lAr steers, % Oovti 10 T-Iar
cows, ~ "hn3 10; h--f steers IS 3hm-
40, native cows, II 5Sdi 30; checkers
and fr'rirrp. - aomI u; hullr. a. oosl.
~ SHEEP slow hui rtrA,iy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Sierra MJrIs. Arrrl ~ wort has
reached her" If the killing uf three Amer.
icanr N hight IN th" Carmen mining De.
trict near the T,lAz b"rirr. one wAa
John + Lemon, ruI"rini"ud"ut Il one II
the new mines al that plA"", The cause
that l,~d Ia the killing ~ not known here
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
ARIZONA.
condensed News Of the Nclghborins
IcTritutN

J.m, ,- having -maD nuili,ng
h",
the e.. .rsuun " rbnun ,,,~rr f,otr
vi, lun'
By actual ,.'. rombriou, ua- ,mr,y.
thr'r hn,l ,."-
flAga,Ai ~. ,rI,us-a big Fourth II
jay crl"hrnu..
f.ss,"h is nI"r..n.Iuf sv~y harry
era ui rr"sI~rI,y
o'irudAlr, right m.r- uer,hNrst oi
rt.,nrN, nr'ctr rruu O.. b,," hwt
packing '-,Anl~hmrut
The T., 1t that the ilsrua Italia mines
hal rlu-r .i.Nn hAp been Nr,In.rl aud uuly
"l',rr, rurn Hrr uuN At work
Iu'rr ar more hullingr under pr-.rsp
It combination ~ f,,.rtah lhau ~ all the
,ili'i l"Wur iu uurthrru Ara ua
70 NJ k,urlau ha- rr-r"utri nny
,A.rr tr.m tn, bsttl, h"ld " ,irtuhure L.
k,u-,u Poet, e A K, At flssr,an
The / mrr,our rr,-I~oto, Il AprI .!
c"utnJnr tie uthris announcement 1t the
sale ~ that IEIar 1" WIN II liattt,h
X " kAui irh, an American ,"wh"y,
shot hui k'I'rd = MrllcAu whu tri,.l To-
kut" hm neal Nugai"s lev day se".
A tx -'u,h "a the iAim near rnuuN
Ire reported tu have recently instantly
ku,"i - ! year "It colt ~ rlugIr kick
IN liut the Montana cattle buyer.
VII he ia rurruu about May lie viii
-hIr ,..uu hrAh II cattle fr,m Iurrou aud
NlllruN
4 camping IArty har been formed nj
Tumhrt"ur which, NIL travel uNrilnnJ t.
The urAud Canon 1T the Colorado uu All
outing tins summer.
Mulhriiirr. ,h, urrt fruit IT the spring
time, att n"W rII"rlug pI"u ihr trees Il
rhnut,, and aprr."tr viii be- uu thu fruit
stalls hrfnr" many lays
,od mining sui -t"k raising ~ Ara.
s,nA seem to b" having struggle Just
nov Ar t. which will yi-li the gr-At-rt
r-turuptu invested capital
It.,. .L,..,, 81, ,,,,.,.. 81, u...
,.,,,,,, h,.,,,.I =, pl,p,, d,,.I -, TINT
,,.,,,r,,.,. s.,.i.y A.. h.d LATELY an,
frr,'d u" Anpunt,nn 81 = leg,
-, ..''" ""' ~" w.,
'"'' So ~
"''' '''' y"
why ar
III" I""r'" 81 li"Ihr"A' H'hc" thH'
l''Ae" ~" 10 come Tue count! seat "' NAV
A." county nav" r"n"""i 'h"'r energy
anu 'h"S VIII +'"'h nav" newspaper
The priest IN charge II the old San
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

The hrr, rnlv- IN the world Tor cute,
hrulrr-, ~'r-r, ulc-rr, snlt rhrum, fever
r"r-r, t"t,"r, rhHpp.'i hands, chilhlAlnH,
r"rnT AMI all rkn -rup,InnS, AMI pnri-
lively cur'" piles, "r u" pay required, II
~ guArHu,.'"l Ia give perfect satisfaction
" money refunded Price % crnta per
b"H F'r al" ~ IIr Th"- X burgess 4
An, hruggIpI.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Havana, Cuha, April 3O-Ihr iurur.
g"n,s again met the spanish forces nnder
TrJrrlLn nj Ramon Isgurrrs. The r-b.
els are r'I"rtcd t" have lost rlNty tw"
killed and many injured, The Span.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

City ~ hrIi,n, April ~, Robert knoI.
the American wh" has been lmI,rlsnn-d
tw" years, SAs given HE lIl@rry to-day,
The ACCUSED and hiH wife were Arrut-'i
for Iarriug worthless drAf,s "n New York
hAukr MIRO, knnl di~i m jail,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
ARIZONA,S INCOnE lax.
n All was Listed She Would stand
High,

Charles NJ Shannon. collector II In.
ternAl rrvrnuc fir the district II Arizona
AMI New M"Nic", sIrnt yesterday In
phnuS. rAyp the Gah-t,-, attending 10
omitted drtAilp IT the u,uinr tar frgulA-
tinns
"Of ,rtip"." Ai Nj Shsuuuu, ~ r..
rul,r ~ uu "rr"c.sl damage 1" Arizona,
bat II In tu be- irulprrd that all the great
otI~taiiuur dong huriu-Hr IN ArilunA
And realizing profits from the saIn-, arr
lrug tlrn tucumr talru ~ outside
riAi-r, For lup,Aurr, there ~ CLARK, the
uNu"i 81 IL" great J'rutn" mIu-p, who
realizes thrr" quarter Il = million dollars
l~i Auuum rruhD fum hIr Arizona invest.
mruir, Nhu o. h.trd ~ MuniAns tn.
ArSnuA tur'"r company, ~ Clifton, In
li-t-d m NE EASTERN ollie" AMI the same IN
tilI" II all W." rSlliundS II Arizona II
all ~"t" c"uul'd ~ Arizona would mako
p'thui rhpW NIX
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
s.amhiiaE ~ 81 I'AHo

The prospects, IA" WlsWnm gambling
r""mr "l-nIug az ou MAJ c"u,luu" t."
rAurr comment uuiANurAhIr I" IA" u"w
administration bat IaS abiding rIt,1rus
rItlEruE II watching the rI,iItr, amt 49,
-H,u M ,h-y open AZ IN" viii be- mai"
hurI-u not uuiy Tor tGrm lIt for ia" "i',.
cIAlr who tolerate. the game Herald,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Newmarket, England. April 30, MI.
chArl +, D~yer'r hay grlding, Banquet,
won the twn thousand guln-ss trial plate
In.lAY.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
setter LAST

n" fnll"~ins ia ii.t ~ irtt"r- remaining ia
H." ,s- ,"iiir" ~ AihuIu-rIur = NJ. for IL. ~'~k
smiling ri =, ISph II not cRll'si Ter ~ hft.-n
dAyr the, Will IL, ~nt tu the l,.d sitter utho. ut
Washington. H..
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

: Il Ihilrrl. IT New CnTlr Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia aud rh"umaiirm,
hir stomach Was li.urlrr,,l. hir liver WAS
affected 'u al alarming drgrr,', appetite
tell away, Aud war t"riill" rrluc,l ~
il".h aul strength rhrrr BATTLES Il
Elr'iu. liit"tr ruu'd hun
Ei~hri shepard llRriirhurg. III hal
a running r"r" uu hi- leg II ,igm years
standing -'d three huitl-- IT Electric
lhii"rr aud r'Nru h,N"r 1t Buckl-u'p Ar.
ui'a SAW, Ani ht- r'g r. sound and we'll
l"hu speaker, IH,aN ha. %, had tive
Hrg" fever r"r"r uu las lrs. d,rtnrs said
h" VA iurui,hlr Ca" huttl" Electric
li,trrr aul one huh It Bu,kl"u'r AruicA
SalNr cured hu entirely sold ny DR..
T. II Burerrs y SONS, druggists.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

Conductor Furlong WAS struck In IL.
face 10y piece II coal AMI flying glass
while in Tia" rupolA of his car yesterday,
cas-, ~ Cul~ro. The Indian who threw
the coal ~HmI~r,Si 81 aud the train con.
tinu~i eastward Had III. blow been null
IN the face Mr. Rurlong nigh, have been
seriously diShg1Irrd.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
uu.rr,ins DrAnl,s by Firo.

Al l!angalurr, IL southern India,
granite slabs ~ larry, n~ sixty hy forty
feet aud n half fsh lh,l, arr, uunrrird
by means ~ w,sd iir,,. \ narrow line
~ hr,. about SrNvu f..i bong. mn,lr ~
dry logs ~ lirht Wud /, gradually
lrngthrn"d nud m,n,h forward over
an even surface ~ ,o'ld rrh /, +,
left in position l,ll stroke. N.'h ham.
mrr show that Tia" rock ~ FRONT - the,
lire has b"cmnr d"iarh,d irum tho
main mass lmurath, the burning N,sd
j. then pushed "u n frw iu,h,- The
r,"'k keeps splitting about nv. NJ, lo.,
h,luw tine surface II taxi, ain,nt.
eight hours nnd ~" Thousand i've hun.
drrd weight ~ w,-L tu ST fr,ra slab
measuring seven hundred aud FORTS
suunr, feet At"rward the plate q,
ra,i'l rut with blunt rhi,'ls intu strips
twu aud unr-half feet wade
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

rArk~' Cough syrup curu Coughs.
Colds And Consumption Mrs Catherine
BlHck. 1T L. Roy. n. !, says 81 took
one hnttl" IL iArkr' Cough Syrup n
acted like m"gir St"pr'"i NY cough and
ain perfectly well now sold 10y nr
The II Burs-En y son
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04

" I"u ir,. "ttt'.ug ia,
" hru u, irtku' - iuliuWr dnN
when he ter uT"y"d'a spttuE
Wien IA. -,ns hi ri i,NIu tu-lU..
when N" II, al nu lpIg-t rtf.
Mhru IN, HnHtrh II IuN"- h.'f
hen Ia rhI,k u. cath =. " -
Mueu tn sHilut- HUttH tp -Ntht.
VIE. IA, smitlrs- .u ~ dtlt
When to running -Ir'nIu. 90. - .
Mh.i IA ttHuup tot l,irur l,tfua,
Mh'u the See No. 20 ger 1uru-,
h. u ~ l.,-Iu'-- De-. o. No.
Then. to tim, 'uH dN,tt-,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-05-04
SUMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR

n does rs work well. and tones up thu
whole system. It's" Better than Pills."
and can be had IN liquid OF powder.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
Committed Suicide.

j. A. Williamson, late ex-sheriff
and prominent citizen Of Barbour
county, West Va, cut his throat
Saturday night last at about 9
O'Clock, in a room in the Hotel
Luzerne at Belington, and died a
few minutes afterward from the
wound inflicted by his own hand.
The deed was done with a small
pen knife that severed the jugular
vein, and when discovered the man
was on his hands and knees leaning
oyer a wash bowl into which the
life blood was flowing from the
CHASTITY wound he had gashed on
himself. Williamson made two
cuts in his throat before he reached
the fatal point. Death soon fol-
lowed.
The cause of his self destruction
is attributed to financial troubles
incurred during his incumbency of
the office of sheriff from 1888 to
1894 at the expiration of which
time he had become involved to the
extent of $4,000. His property
was to have been sold on Monday
on an execution, and on Friday and
Saturday he had been heard to say
he intended 20 end his own life. 1t
is said his life was insured for about
$4,000. The deceased leaves a
wife and six children and was about
forty-fve years of age.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

from the reading of this paragraph
in the annual message of the presl-
dent of the United States, that the
Democratic administration had
undertaken and accomplished a
great work of reform in the purging
of the pension rolls, such as had
been long neglected. A compari-
son of the work performed by the
present commissioner IN the year
1894 shows that the presidents
declaration is all twaddle and in
tended simply to deceive the public
as to the existing state of facts.
Commissioner Raum in 1891, or
the year closing June 80, 1892, re-
ported 236 indictments, 176 con-
victlons of fraud in pension cases.
Commissioner Lochren, in his
report for the year closing June 80,
1894, reports only 1914 convi ctions,
being only Is more than that Of
Commissioner Raum in 1891. Il
might have been well for the presi
dent to have stated this fact il
order that the people might not b.
misled.
In this connection it might no
be amiss to say that of the 1914 con
victions reported by Commissions
Lochren the percentage Of those OF
the pension roll at this time would
only be about one in 5000, so that
after all that has been said OF tn
great frauds in pension cases, /
makes a pretty fair showing TO
honesty and integrity when a pro
portion of only one in 5000 i
found to have perjured himself o
secured a pension through falls
testimony.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
He Thinks a Good Deal.

An exchange says that when a
man takes cigar out of his mouth
to tell the editor to stop his paper,
that he can't afford it, the editor
may say nothing, but thinks a good
deal. And when he stops his paper
because he "hasn't time to read it,
and goes down town and whites a
dry-goods box for hours, the editor
may say nothing, but he thinks a
good deal. And when he stops his
paper because two-line item does
not suit him, and then posters his
neighbor by borrowing the paper,
the editor may say nothing but he
thinks good deal. And when some
business man says he does not ad-
vertise because 1T does not pay, and
then uses the entire sidewalk dis
playing his goods, plasters them
over with such attractive cards as
81 am cheap, buy me, etc, the ed
itor may say nothing, but he thinks
"a great deal.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
The Mystery Deepens.

Mention was made IN the Times
few days ago of the mysterious
and prolonged absence from his
home of w. Grant Zufall, son of
ex-Postmaster Zufall, of Meyersdale,
Pa. Speaking of his mysterious
case the Meyersdale Commercial
says: CIV. Grant Zufall, son of
ex-Postmaster W. H. Zufall, has
been missing since December gath.
On that day be left for Cumberland,
Md, and it is known that in the
evening of that day he visited a
lady friend there, but has since as
mysteriously disappeared as if the
earth had opened and engulfed
him. His father is making every
effort, aided by the mayor and
police force of Cum berland, to learn
Of his present whereabouts, Grant
is most exemplary young man,
devotedly attached to his home, so
much so that those who know him
scout at the idea that he would per-
NIT his friends, especially his
mother, to be so distressed without
grave reasons for so doing. AS no
one Of those most interested can
frame such reason the mystery
continues to deepen. We hope the
efforts now being made may soon
restore him to his family and
friends. "-Cumberland Times.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
Cleveland and Pensions

President Cleveland in his late
message to Congress used the fol-
owing quotation In relation to pen
sion frauds:ss
"The barefaced and extensive
pension frauds exposed under the
direction Of the courageous and
generous veteran soldier now at the
head of the bureau leave no room
for the claim that no purgation Of
our pension rolls was needed or
that continued vigilance and
prompt action are not necessary to
the same end. The accusation that
an effort to detect pension frauds is
evidence Of unfriendliness toward
our worthy veterans and denial of
their claims to the generosity of
the government suggests an unfor-
tunate Indifference to the commits
sion of any offense which has for
its motive the securing of a pension,
and indicates a willingness to be
blind to the existence of mean and
treacherous crimes which play upon
demagogic fears and make sport of
the patriotic impulse of a grateful
people"
One would necessarily suppose
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

WHAT pitiable spectacle the
Democratic party presents to-day,
as, after two years of manifest in
competency, trickery and petty
chickering's among themselves, utter
ly unable to agree upon party prin-
ciples, its control of the government
is drawing to a close. The sight is
pitiable and the party has degener-
ated into a party of demagogues
and political shysters. The repre-
sentitiyes Of the party have plunged
their knives into the vital parts and
betrayed the party that gave them
life, by being false to its pledges.
1t has seen the country staggering
under financial depression, suffer
ing and want, and in its endeavor
to correct the wrong that existed
has foundered about like a blind
horse IN bog. In its..extremity, it
has put forth would be panaceas for
our financial ills that have been so
much on the "quack'' order that
even its own representatives could
not stand by and see them put into
force, and now, in It's state of men
tai and physical prostration it is
compelled to turn to john Sher-
man, whose financial plans the
party's members haye never hest
tated to denounce. to aid 1t and to
nurse 1t back to convalescence.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17

Mr.. GERMAN, in his speech in
the Senate Monday, frankly con
fessed Democratic incompetency to
legislate, and admitted that the
Republicans have the best of it on
the revenue question. "Open con-
fession is good for the SOUL" and 1t
is a pity that more Democratic
leaders are not as frank as Mr..
German. If they were they might
save their party from much further
EN- barrassment.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-17
EClipSeS for S95.

In the course Of the year 1895
five eclipses will take place of which
three will be of the sun and two of
the moon. The solar eclipse will
all be partial and not visible in the
United States; the lunar eclipse will
both be total and both visible in
this country. The solar eclipse
will take place on March 26, Au-
gust 20 and September 10, and the
lunar in the night from 10 to II of
March and in that of the Sd to the
4th of September.