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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-10

Heavy Rainfalls-Greenwood S. c., 10;
Greensboro, n. c., 2O6; Weldon, N. c.,
2A Special Texas Rainfail.-Bee-
vile. 1.5O inches; Henrietta. Luf-
kin, Sherman, not received.
Observations taken July 8, 1896 p. m,
at the same moment Of time at all stations
for the Morning News:
Boston, 7S W S. V Y, clear.
New York city, Y, " SIC, V p, clear
Philadelphia, IS, W SW, v Y. cloudy.
Washington City, 78 " SW, 6, clear
Norfolk, t "a. W S, V Y, cloudy.
Hatteras. "A, W Sv 6, cloudy.
Wilmington, 76, W S, V S, partly cloudy,
Charlotte, 50, " Sc, light clear.
Atlanta, rs, W e, g. partly cloudy.
Savannah, rs, " s, V y, cloudy.
Jacksonville, t rs, W S, V Is, cloudy.
Jupiter, 20, W w, s, raining.
Key West, t 81, W SIC. 10, cloudy.
Tampa, "a, W Sc. V 6. cloudy.
Pensacola, 50, W SW V 8, clear.
Montgomery, 50, W NE, light, clear.
Vicksburg 50, W NE, light, partly
cloudy.
Galveston, 81. S, 10 cloudy.
Corpus Christi, 81, q, IA. partly
Palestine. Is, NE, light cloudy.
Cincinnati. 20, W NV, V light, cloudy.
Pittsburg, g. W sW, V s. cloudy.
Buffalo, G.. W Sc, TO- raining
Chicago, I 20, " n, Y, cloudy.
Marquette, t 6s, W NE, light partly
ST. Paul, 50, W w, light, clear.
Davenport, 6S, E. IA, cloudy.
st. Louis, so, W N, light clear
Kansas City, so, W E. light, clear.
North Platte, t 62, " Sc, 10, partly
cloudy.
Oklahoma, e. " Sc, light, clear.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0i inch; Wash
ington city, trace; Norfolk IA inch; Hat
vannah AZ inch Jupiter, .4G inch; Tam
pa, "a inch; Palestine. AZ inch; Cincin-
natl, II inch; Pittsburg, trace; Buffalo,
"a inch; Davenport .l6 inch.
t, temperature; ", wind; Y, velocity.
VIM NJ Dudley
Observer Weather Bureau
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NO eLoRIous rorRrn ZOE HII.
4 British ship Captain Who Kicked
on Celebrating the Day.

"A
on Celebrating the Day.
There are a couple Of English cabtalns
in port between whom a very curious
question of difference arose the other day.
one is rather an elderly shipmaster, while
the other is quite a young man, and cyl
IDENTITY has not been many years in COM
mand Of his vessel.
Both are sailing under Queen Vic's flag
and are naturally supposed to conform to
British customs. When the Fourth Of July
came around however, the younger cap
tain gave all the men on his ship holiday
and told them they could 80 ashore and
join in the frolic. The older seamen heard
of it and when he saw his junior day or
SO later said rather grufiiy.
what the id did you mean? Don't
you know you were celebrating the dis
grace of the English natonY
why no." replied the younger. Il didn't
know what it was except it was a holiday
and just thought l would let the men off
and give them a good time"
Ii is hardly probable that the dignity of
the English flag suffered any, however,
from the action of the younger captain.
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COMPRISING WITH ANNALS.
You Must Talk to Them If You Wish
to Make Them Friendly.
From our Animal Frlends.

from our animal Friends.
The most important kindness we can do
any animal that lives with US or that
works for US is to talk to him. 1t is all
very well to give our pets proper food and
care, but it is not enough. If man doth
not live by bread only" the animal friends
of man also have higher requirements.
They need companionship; they need con-
versaton. A team of horses that work reg
ularly together have their way of talking
with each other. A cat and her kittens, a
pair of prairie dogs, any of our home pets
which are fortunate in the compromising
OF their own kind, do not really need our
intimacy; but they will never learn to love
US unless we take the trouble to be agree
able to them and they will never be half
so intelligent in understanding what we
expect them to do, if we omit to say clear
ly what we want and if we are unwilling
to bear our part in friendly CONVERSE
ton.
You talk to your pets, of course. bows
and girls; we have not supposed that you
do not. Was there ever a boy who wouldn't
talk to his dog? The dog answers you He
wags his tail, looks up into your face, ticks
your hands jumps about YOU and when
in his opinion, the conversation grows too
exciting to be carried on in an ordinary
manner, he barks as loud as ne can to give
fuller expression TO his feelings.
Now boy may have a dog for a pet
and some other member of the family NAV
have canary. The boy considers his dog
the finest, cleVerest fellow in the world:
canary he thinks is stupid little
thing that cares for nobody and is easily
frightened. Let him 20 up gently to the
canary and talk to it for a moment The
little bird will cock its head on one side.
then on the other, and will chirp a de-
lighted answer, ending, very probably in
a burst of happy song. After a while It
will know that boys voice and will show
the greatest joy whenever he enters the
room. He can soon teach the little crea-
tUre to come at his call, and to take its
favorite hemp seed or a morsel of fruit
from his fingers. If one pays no atten-
ton at all TO an animal, 1t can not he
otherwise than stupid. We know a sad
story OF a canary that had scrupuIous
care, but was left constantly alone Us
cage hung where 1t could not look out
of the window and no amusement of any
sort was provided for it. The poor little
mite died of nothing in the world bur
solitary confinement.
A yet sadder story is told Of a child. A
fed and clothed a little girl Day after
day she let the child crawl around the
room where she took in washing for a
living Not only did she never pet her:
she never even spoke to her! Some good
people noticed that the little girl showed
no intelligence and could not talk /. was
because she had never been taught a sim
gie word. The little girl is now bright
and happy with kind friends.
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EMpLoYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG
man as drug clerk; best references. Ad-
dress Clerk, care News
WANTED, POSITION IN SOME Bust
ness house by young man as bookkeeper
or clerk; French and English; four years
experience as cashier In two phosphate
companies; Al references. Address F. b.
Johanet, Luraville, Fla.
sTENOGRAPHIC AND TYPEWRIT-
er work promptly attended to by Rush
ing & Thorpe, 3 Board of Trade
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SUMMER RESORTS.

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WANTED, BOARDERS; SPECIAL IN
ducements TO parties looking for board
during summer months, at the Atlanta
House, COrnelia, Ga, twenty-one miles
from Tallulah Falls, at junction of Blue
Ridge and Atlantic railway, with main
line OF Southern railway; nice, airy
rooms; clean beds and good table. Write
to Mrs. NJ. c. Anderson for terms.
CLIFF HOUSE, TALLULAH FALLS.
Ca. Table and service first class Jas f.
Hickey proprietor. Formerly with Kim
ball, Atlanta.
HENDERSONVILLE, GOOD BOARD
with, nice family; twenty-five dollars
with more than one in room; references
exchanged. Address p. o. Box GU, Savan-
nah.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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LOST, ONE BROWN AND WHITE
spotted COW, with two right teats grown
together; liberal reward by notifying J
J. Masters, 391z Margaret street, of her
whereabouts.
LOST-STRAYED FROM MY RESI-
dence, few days ago, red Irish setter dog
recently sheared; name Keno. Reward Il
returned to James M. Dixon.
LOST, GOLD CHAIN WITH HEART
with initials NJ. v. B. Reward If returned
to 50 Hall street.
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ron sALE-REAL EsTATn-

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FOR SALE, RESIDENCE ON DUFFY
near Whitaker, seven rooms and bath.
all modern improvements; stable in yard:
part cash; balance in two years. Will
lam j. Mlscally. Jr.
YOU CAN EMPLOY AN AFTERNOON
more probably looking at the lots / am
Offering than In any other way; prices
are lower now than they ever will be
again in any desirable section Of Savan-
nah; no city taxes; every modern con-
venience w. X. Wilkinson, st. Julien ana
Whitaker streets
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Joe Uliman last October and KID Norton
ten days ago VIII probably meet I-llman
who for the past week has been iniuleine
u a little ilgnr exercise and training witt
norton carney is stiN ln excellent condi-
ton the edge Of his work al Tybee for
Norton o. course nol Eer l.H-n- u--rn -
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HELP WANTED.


MAN COOK WANTED. APPLY TO
100 Broughton street at once. +. Corkish.
WANTED, A YOUTH TO DO GEN
eral work in furniture store; application
must be made In writing. Thomas g.
Maxwell, city.
WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
assist in house work. $50 Price street.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.


no MATTER HOW HOT" CURLE-
rette keeps the hair in eurl,tand gives II a
youthful ana becoming look. los BrouBh-
ton street Hair Store. The place for
switches, bangs, wigs, mustaches; also
for fine hair cutting. smuggling, shaving
and toilet supplies. Mail orders prompt
ly filled.
WILL THE DRUGGIST WHO SIGNED
himself "Quills" few days ago please call
on James NJ. Dixon a. Co.
NOTICE, WILL FRANK GLOVER If
IN Savannah or elsewhere write homer
or II anyone In Savannah knows any
thing Of him will they please inform his
father, J. Z. Glover, Troy Tenn.
Go AND SEE YOUR WATCH
through block Of wood at kolshorn's
SILVER MOON TEA is DELIGHTFUL
and cheap; original packages cost only 8
and 10 cents.
GET YOUR TIN AND SLATE ROOFS
repaired at b. c. Pacetti's, No. A Whita-
ker.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR WITH COAL
Oil Johnny Soap; costs 1--WE cents cake.
CALL UPON HENRY SOLOMON g.
Son for Information, IL you wish to send
for relatives from Europe, or desire pas
sage to or from any port OF the old
world,
TYPEwRITERs. SHORTHAND wR1-
ters. bookkeepors and office help; FUR
nished business houses. You can rely on
the people We recommend. Richmond's
Commercial Institute, opposite postofice.
WHY NOT GO TO WARSAW? YOUNG
men wanting a weeks outing can secure
a cot in pavilion with board and bath
suit and room, as 500 per week. Go
down on the Alpha, take a look and get
particulars from e. i. Horny.
FOR FANCY GROCERIES. CHOICE
meats, vegetables, etc, try Scott Da-
Wis, 81 Henry street; all goods promptly
delivered at lowest prices.
DURING HOT WEATHER DRINK
He-No tea.
HOUSE CLEANING Is EASILY AC-
conplshed by using Saline Washing Pow
der; a twelve-ounce package costs only
five cents; try it.
ESTATES MANAGED, HOUSES RENT
ed and rents collected by Robert ii. Ia
tenn. real estate dealer. No l29 York street,
near Bull.
CLEAN YOUR STRAW HATS WITH
little Coal oil Johnny Soap; costs five
cents cake.
FINN's AUCTION ROOM; you CAN
find almost anything you want / pay
spot cash for bicycles. or will buy any
kind of fixtures and merchandise.
TREATMENT OF THE FEET LEM
Davis, surgeon chiropodist cures corns,
eases Of the feet. ONCE rs Broughton
street Office hours TO a. M, to p.
m, and to s .. m. VIII attend at resi-
dences without extra charge. orders can
be left at office or at Wheeler's drug store,
Bull and State streets.
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ron sALE-MIsC ELLANEoUs.

FOR SALE, ONE CARLOAD MEL
ons, car No. 1928; choice first picking to
arrive at G. and A. r. r. freight depot
at p. m. this Fnday) evening from
Claxton' Ga.
"WOOD-FIRE WOOD FOR SALE AT
81 per cord at our mills. Vale Royal
Manufacturing Company.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, THE FAST SAIL
ing cabin yacht Ruth. Inquire b. ]. Nc
Intire, Thunderbolt.
Cypress SHINGLES AND PILES:
we are now selling cypress shingles at the
low prices. of S1.25 and S225 per thousand:
boats can load at the mills; special prices
on car load lots. Can also furnish
cypress piles in any quantity on short no.
tice; prices on application. Vale Royal
Manufacturing Company
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wANTEp-,IIsoELLANEoUs

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WILL EXCHANGE FOR OTHER
books or sell end Georgia Report; seven
dollars. ]. T.. d. Ship, Americas, Ca.
WANTED, LADY'S SECOND HAND
bicycle must be good condition and cheap.
Address Room SO. Screven house.
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CARNEY TO MEET sHEEYY Jou
californian In Trim for Anothar
Bout With Him,

~ Do"t Win UIlman.
a. ,'s i'osllme Athletic Club has arrangoa
7'i'er1aining programme for lie ,,oaI,I,.
- ing tonight. The main feature n,,I,
- special bout of fifteen rounds - ~
well ana So 81 e'ass' between John Max
amusi.s a ne L-unnon. Some red hot and
Tae club ihi as paTfis, VII be presented
ta- eminent on Friday niebt eu no, FOR an an
Tia mn q which viii pro6ablv 'u,y 4,
wiea Min 5595eTesting bout yes gwen enr' a59
u sood set-Io 9aS g,e oPt s out all lie lovers
quincy VINO bested
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FOR REXT-RoOMs.

FOR RENT. WITH OR WITHOUT
board, two large rooms; southern ex-
posture; choice location; with private fam
lily Of young men only. Address Bolton,
News Office.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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HOUSES WANTED.

WANTED, A HOUSE OF EIGHT OR
ten rooms, at moderate rent. Address
s. w. care Morning News.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

BIEMANN'S HOTEL, WALHALLA. S.
c., foot Of Blue Ridge Mountains. Alti-
tude 1850 feet. Rate very low. Corresponds
ence solicited. II. d. A. Biemann, Man
ager.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs.

r,r-,--, ->--~~----,----~-----~~---~-
RENT, ROOMS ON BATHROOM
floor for rent; immediate possession: par-
Tor nat from oct. ]. 40 Hun street.
FOR RENT. A FLAT OF 4 OR (
choice rooms with an conveniences at n
Gwinnett street. Meals furnised II de-
ELEGANT ROOMS. FIRST FLOOR
SIX rooms, corner Wayne and Wbitakers
rent reasonable. Inquire John Lyons.
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RREFa'. 64-Page Medical Reference
Book
For men and women aftilcted
haMm with any form Of private dis
eases peculiar to their sex. er-
rors Of youth, contagious diseases, female
troubles, etc. Send two 2-cent stamps TO pay
postage TO the leading specialists and pnysl-
clans Of this country.
DIR HATHAWAY a. CO,
22M South Broad ST., Atlanta ga
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were going to drop in on US so unexpect-
eddy, we should have had more elabo-
rate dinner
Warrington wrestling with tough
piece Of steak)-"Don't mention 1t, old
man; but next time III be sure to let you
know.-Melbourne Weekly Times.
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ron RENT-HOUsEs.

TO RENT, FROM OCT. iST, TIM
handsome and desirable residence. ga
WHITAKER street. next to Col EstfIl's
me house faces the parade ground: OUT
building on Howard street. The propertv
mas an modern improvements Apply 10
MT. Bell, Morning News Business ONCE.
3 Whitaker street
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Office Of Commissioners of Chatham
county, Ca, Savannah, July 9, I $3.50
all whom 1t may concern: All persons in
terested are hereby notified that If no
good cause be shown TO the contrary an
order will be granted on the 18th day OF
August 1895, by the Com s1issioners of
Chatham county and ex-oficio judges,
establishing a new road commencing on
the Ogeechee road about five hundred
feet east of the three-mile stone and run
ming in a northwesterly direction TWEEN
ty-seven hundred and sixty feet, more or
less, thence in a westerly direction
twenty-four hundred feet, more or less,
with an uniform width Of fifty feet and
running through the lands of Fawcett
Brothers, Laura Morel, fremont Land
and Improvement Company, and the
Georgia Car and Manufacturing COM
pany; said road to be known as the Ire
mont road.
J. J. DALE, c. c. C.
WIN. KEHOE e. c. G.
J. A. G. CARSON, c. G. c.
WIN. r. CHAPLIN, c. c. G.
Attest: JAS, W. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
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FOR RENT-sTOREs
ron Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT, OFFICE Ga BULL
street, immediate possession Apply TO
George w. Owens. 124 Bryan street.
FOR RENT. FROM OCT. 1sT. FLOOR
ana cellar, northwest corner Of Bryan and
Abercorn Streets elegant office furniture:
hre-proof vault. Apply to II. Run.
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AS 1t Looked-It was the little 4-year-
old's first view Of a dog with a muzzle
on. 20. auntie," she said, isn't he a cute
little doggie? He's going to play base
ball ''-Chicago Tribune.
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United States Department Of agricult-
ure, weather bureau. Cotton region bull
letin, Savannah. Ga, for the twenty-four
hours ending at 6 p. m, 18th Meridian
time, July 8. 1886
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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$3.50 INVESTED, EARNED: APRIL.
1906; May, 1852; June S374 1895 averaged
SS5 weekly. Proofs free. +. DAILY, 1898
Broadway New York.
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HAVE A NICE HOUSE ON LIBERTY
street suitable for dentist or doctors Of
nee. WIN fix to suit tenant Oct 1. ID. 3.
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If You WISH TO RENT MEDIUM
SIZE mousse fronting the park see 2l6 Dray-
ton street. ID. b. Lester.
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The steamer Alpha carried an excursion
to Wilmington Island yesterday, under
the auspices Of the German Social Club
1t was the annual picnic of the club, and
was largA attended. The boat returned
to the cry on her last trip about y
O clock last night.
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The Duke Of York became 81 years OF
age this month.
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The roadmasters' annual;convention will
be held at Niagara Falls September 8.
Among the social features Of the conven-
ton will be a trip over the new Gorge
railroad and an excursion TO Toronto.
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Philadelphia's highest taxpayer is the
Pennsylvania railroad, which, in the per-
son of one of its clerks stepped up to
the window Of the tax receivers office this
week and laid down a check for $261, 925. 43
resents a valuation of about $20OOO. 600 on
the real estate in that city owned by the
company.
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j. 4. % LAIoOIN9 2. =. z.
WIN. F. CHAPLIN, c. c. G.
Attest; JAS, w. MCINTYRE, Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-01
LADIES' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
First Meeting of the Fall Season Held
 Yesterday.

The Ladies' Benevolent society held it's first meeting of the fall season yes, terday afternoon in lhe handsome par. lors of the Commercial hotel. Mrs Walter Talbot, the president. presided at the meeting. The remaining off, cers are Mrs. M. Jacobs, vice-president: Mrs. M. H. Williams, secretary; Mrs. B. Heyman, treasurer.
 The meeting was called to order at 2:30 o'clock and continued until 4. Regular business was first discussed The treasurer reported the amount in the treasury and said that about $55 had been expended during the summer months on benevolent objects. A com, mittee was appointed Ito visit some per. sons reported to be ill and in want Mrs. A. Cohn was admitted as a mem Der.
 After the regular business the mem bers brought forward some new plans They discussed the advisability of at> tempting to get the church societies to cooperate with them, and thus by the union be the stronger.
 The benevolent society, while ot course sympathizing with every one af- fiicted, yet believes in the proper pre- cautions and are discussing ,he forma, tion of a separate society. After aD enthusiastic meeting the society ad. journed to meet Saturday afternoon November 28.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-01
CANVASS OF THE TERRITORY.
Shows Doran to Be Sure of Hand
 some Plurality.

Without a doubt Doran will carry every county in the territory" said Secretary Barnes of the territorial Re- publican central committee yesterday. He had received f1attering reports from every county in the territory. Yavapai is conceded for Doran by about 150 majority. Pinal county was considered one of the strongest silver counties in the territory, but in the last two weeks there has been a com plete change of sentiment and Doran will get safe plurality. Yuma county was against Doran a few weeks ago on account of his action on the prison removal bill while member of the legislature, but the Republicans of that county have decided that Mark Smith shall not go to congress again, nor would it be safe to send a Populist there, so they have united on Doran and will assist in sending him to rep resent Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-01
REED SPEAKS AT SANTA ROSA
A Flattering Reception to the
 Maine Statesman.
The FalIacies of Free Silver Exposed. A High Tribute to Democrats Who Have Denounced ths Chicago Platform.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Oct. 31.-Cne of the largest political gatherings in the history of this city assembled here last night to hear Thomas B. Reed.
 MT. Reed was introduced by A. B. Lennon. He expressed high sense of appreciation for such fine audi ence and said he would appeal to reason, not to passion and prejudice. He then paid tribute to the Demo crats who are aiding in the support of Mckinley and opposing the Chicago short review of the history and ac- complishments of the Republican party, claiming that the Republican party has made a better average than any other party in the history of the United States. With the aid of loyal Democrats they had saved the country during the war, and he asked the Dem ocrats if they were not proud of the part they had taken at that time. He praised the Republican party for what it had done in resuming specie pay ments. Since that time, he said, the country had paid off an enormous amount of debts. Many who held those debts paid only 75 cents on the dollar, but they were assumed when the risk was very great and it is only right that they should be paid the full amount. The United States might have paid as the confederates states did, but the Nation arose to the emer- gency and held that every debt was as sacred as the soldiers graves.
 Mir Reed then went into detailed discussion of the financial question and concluded by appealing to the peo- pie to stand by honor and the prosper ity of the country by supporting Mo Kinley, protection and prosperity.
Arizona republican., 1896-11-01
REVIEWED BY REED
Large Republican Parade in San Fran
 cisco.


 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31.-The Re publican parade here this afternoon was the largest ever seen in this city in connection with a political cam paign. From an early hour the streets were filled with marching divisions of bands, placards on wagons bearing ad- vertisements of candidates, and Ma tional flags. Speaker Reed reviewed the procession. All wholesale and many retail stores closed their doors at noon that their employees might join in the parade In line were factory employees, bankers, insurance men, produce and stock exchange mem bers, merchants, lawyers, clerks, university students, railroad and hotel men, altt- ists, artisans and all the Republican clubs of the city. It is estimated that there were 3O,O00 men in line. The sic 61walks along the route were densely packed and spectators mingled their cheers with those of the men in line.