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The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-10
RESULT IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Republicans Garry the State by ov'
100000 Plurality.

Republicans Garry the stars W ONo'
100000 Plurality.
P%HrIApELrnIA Especial from
all OF the counties III the State indicate
Barnett's (Rep.) plurality over Greasy
(Dem.) to be 109, 465.
In this city the total vote cast was i5z,-
1888. The registration was 2lS,254. lhe
contest on the State ticket was over the
office Of State Treasurer, and Colonei
James E. Barnett (Rep.) had 6s,5i3 hiur'
atty over his Democratic opponent, VIII
lam II. Greasy, the vote resulting: Barnett
Ito. 07s; Greasy. 1885; Caldwell, (Prob.)
1880; Watkins, (Peop.) 200.
In the State the following ticket was
elected. State Treasurer-James =. Bar.
nett, (Rep.;) s. Leslie Mestrezat, lDen;3
superior Court Judge-John /. Mitchell,
(Rep.) There are two vacancies In the
supreme Court, and each party elects one
Judge.
One Congressman was elected In Penn
sylvania. In the Ninth district, compris-
ing Berks and I.ehign Counties. Captain
H. D. Green, Democrat, was chosen, by a
majority of 5000. to succeed D.. NJ. Ermen'
trout, deceased.
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The headman of one of the coast
mukims in Tringganu is a firm be-
lever in the efficacy of vaccination.
He has ordered all his ''anak buah"
to undergo the ordeal, the place OF
the physicians knife being taken by
a rusty parang. Every patient pays
10 the penghulu 81, two fowls and
three gantangs of rice, with a further
charge Of two more gantangs of rice
and another brace of fowls if the
incubation is successful. - Malay
Mail.
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THE ELECTION IN KENTUCKY.
Republicans Claim That Taylor is Elected
by q Safe Plurality.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (specla).-With q show
OF military force to order away the frac-
tious element, election day passed OF in
Kentucky without violence or serious dis
order OF any kind.
The Republican Campaign Committee
claims Taylor's election by from $500 to
10, 900. The count in Pulaski gives Taylor
1900 majority. Beiated returns from Clay
and Leslie gave him 1000 more. Chairman
Long states that returns had been received
from all but five counties In the State, and
that the figures $500 would not be far from
the correct result. The Frankfort Commit
tee is claiming Goebei's election by 1900.
Goehel claims to have received informa-
tion which leads him to believe that he has
won by 1000. Chairman Long also declares
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Private Emmett J. Craig. of the
hospital corps, is probably the only
dentist in the civilized world who en-
joys the reputation of doctoring teeth
under fire, and the second division is
probably the only organization of the
army which can boast the services of
q first-class dentist on the firing line.
Acting Hospital Steward Fred W.
Bosnian, OF the second division field
hospital, is exhibiting a handsome
gold bridge and crown in his mouth
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MASSACHUSETTS is REPUBLICAN.
Crane is Elected Governor by a Plurality
of Over go, 900.

Crane is Elected Govern0r DIV n PLURALITY
of Over 10000.
BosroS, Mass. (Special).-W. Murray
Crane. the Republican candidate, is elected
Governor OF Massachusetts by a plurality
of 5000.
Boston, which last year gave the Repub-
lican candidate 1000 plurality, is thought
to have gone Democratic by about 1000.
The rest OF the State ticket will probably
run close to the Governorship vote, but
the Republicans have met some losses in
the State Legislature. State Senator
Charles II. Innes, of Ward 10, the Republic
can candidate for reelection, was defeated
on a factional fight. The Democrats also
claim W other State Senators and several
Representatives. The Socialists lost one
Representative in Hayerhill and gained
one In Rockland.
Results In $50 out of 959 towns and
cities in Massachusetts give Crane, Repub-
lican, 16s, 57i; Paine, Democrat, 1O5, 1865.
The same cities and towns in 1898 gave
Wnlcott, Republican, 1s9, 79s; Bruce, Dem
ocrat, 107, 9I9.
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Dies MONIES, Iowa (Speeial), -Returns
from ninety of the ninety-nlne counties oil
the State, with estimates on the others,
show that the Republican claim Go,009
plurality for Governor Shaw is maintained
easily and may go slightly above that
figure.
The Legislature will stand: Senate, 50
Republicans and Is Democrats; House, 81
Republicans and II Democrats, a gain Of
seventeen votes on joint ballot for the Re-
publicans.
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that Republicans will have a We
iority in the next General Assembly or
Joint ballot. No matter what result tne
face OF returns Of the election shows, .
contest is likely to occur.
Taylor Is very confident and went so faf
as to issue the following statement;
"The battle for the restoration o. clvi
liberty In Kentucky has been tought anc
ment OF %, 600 voters on yesterday. | con.
graduate the manhood of the State, anc
thank all those, irrespective OF party
afnliation, who united to bring about TINS
splendid result. Tue trust which has beer
conided to me will be assumed and main.
tained."
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1t is significant that many industrial
properties report that as much as twenty
five per cent. OF the amounts at present
carried on their pay rolls represent over
work. some companies, indeed, are work
ing their employees double time. Especially
Is this true OF the figures in which the iron
and steel companies are concerned. The
earnings, current aud assured, OF these
companies are weekly growing larger and
largar
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1t turns out that the wrecks OF the war;
ships of Admiral Cervera's squadron which
remain off the coast OF Santiago de Cuba
are better than gold mines for the wreck
ers. A party OF the latter has just begun
to explore the wreck OF the torpedo boat
destroyer Piuton, and the first diver
found $4,000 In the purser's cabin.
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Gait of sou,h American Hor,e..

The peculiar gait to which the
South American horses are trained.
known as the ''paseo de trote" is a
mincing step, SO light and easy that
the hoofs scarcely touch the ground.
1t is said to have been acquired in the
early days of the Spanish invasion,
and to have become inbred with sub,
sequent generations of horses.
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though there was no direct vote on a State
ticket. The Republicans Will control both
houses OF the Legislature by good working
majoritles, and will have an increased re-
presentation In the House OF Assembly.
The Republicans have elected Senators
In Camden. Gloucester, Somerset, Union,
and Essex, and probably In Salem and Mon
mouth. The Democrats have elected but
one Senator, in Warren.
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TorEkA, Kan. (speciaD The Republi,
cans elected officers ia over seventy of the
105 counties. The Fusionists elected W
Judges and the Republicans four. Several
counties heretofore Populist were carried
by the Republlcans.
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Frederick Weyerhauser or Inlpssne
Falls. Wis, has just closed a deal for l. oo.-
600 acres OF timber lands to be bought from
the Northern Pacific Company. This tim
Der is,located on the Pacific Coast, and the
price paid Is Sc, 900. 600. This is the great
est timber deal ever closed by a single in
.diyiduai in the history OF the numbering
and logging industry.
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Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar.
Ne clean yous blood ami keep it clean, by
r~tirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm.
purities from the body. Begin to-day to
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets, beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, Csc, Soc.
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The Democrats carried but four counties
In the State, Hudson. Hunterdcn, Sussex
and Warren. As a result the Republicans
gained seven Assemblymen and held their
own in the Senate. The Republican ma
jorfty on Joint ballot was increased from
twenty-one to thirty-fve.
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RICHMOND, Va. (special).--The vote in
Virginia was the smallest, perhaps, ever
polled in a general State election. Early
returns Indicate that the regular Demo-
Gratis will have a large majority in the
Iauislature.
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TO AReIrRATe SAMOAN CLAIMS.

Germany. England and United States
Sign n Convention.
WASHINGTON, d. @. (Speeial) assistant
Secretary HUI, for the United States; Mr..
Tower, for Great Brite !. and Mr., Mumm
Won Schwarzensteip, ~ the part OF Ger
many, at the State department, signed a
convention providing ior the adjustment
by arbitration Of claims OF inhabitants of
Samoa for damages resulting from the
naval and military operations there last
spring.
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The annual report of United States
Treasurer Roberts was made public. 1t
shows an unprecedented amount OF gold
on hand, although gold coin in circulation
Increased largely.
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shortage of Food In Guam.

The transport Ohio, which has arrived at
a Francisco from Manila, brings start
ling news OF a shortage OF food In Guam,
both among the natives aud foreigners. A
quantity OF supplies was sent ashore from
the transport which Will last until relief is
sent by the Gorernment.
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ABERDEEN, S. d. (speeia).-More COM
plete returns from the State at large con-
firm previous estimates OF a majority Of
1000 to 10, 900 for the Republican candidate
for supreme Judge.
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Advance In rwlnes and Rope.

Twines and rope have been advanced In
price about a cont a pound, as a result o
the unusually high prices now ruling for
hemp. Manila hemp is selling at 14I cents
a pounds, the highest figure it has reached
In about thirty years.
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Hale's Honey Of Horehound and Tar for the
baby before 1t strangles with Group.
Pixies ToothacheD Drops Cure in one Minute.
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Riley Brady, second chief OF thS
munky Indians, was struck by a loeA
tive nea Lestor Manor, Va, and KID
He was ifty-four years OF age and I
very deaf. !
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Judge W. J.. Wood. o Difference, Ala, has
received a letter from General Joseph
Wheeler, who says that he will resume his
seat in Congress whom that body meets.
General Wheeler does not say when he will
return from the Philippines.
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In old times, fifty years or so ago,
a majority Of the boys sleds used were
made with solid wooden runners, such
sleds being called pungs. With the
wider adaptation of machinery to The
manufacture, and their cheaper pro-
duction, frame sleds came later into
common se-Wisas3 fifteen
or tweH -~sfA ganIs g!eSs
have agal4 v9me into wide and popu-
lar use with boys, but these modern
solid-runner sleds, called coasters,
with their long, low, pointed, clipper
built runners and generally rakish
aspect, are very different in appear
ance from the old style pung. Great
numbers of coasters are now sold, but
still it is probable that there are yet
sold more frame sleds than coasters,i
for all the girls use frame sleas, as do,
most of the smaller children. !
Sleds are made in perhaps hundreds
of varieties, counting the various
styles and sizes produced by the diff
ferent manufacturers, All sorts of
sleds, nowadays, the cheap as well as
the more costly, are made in graceful
forms. Some of the sleds are sold
maryelously cheap. There are sleds
that are sold at retail at 50 and SO and
more; but the great majority are sold
at prices ranging from 81 down. and
among the smaller sizes a very pretty
sled can be bought for a quarter of a
dollar.
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Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervous.
1ess after first days use of DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. S2trial bottle and treatise free
OR, r. H. LIN Ltd. 93l Arch ST., Phila., Pa.
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MARYLAND DEMooRArIc.
Colonel John Walter Smith Elected Cover
nor by 1900 Plurality.

BALTIMORE, Nd. (speciaD.-Maryland
has returned to the Democratic column
after four years Of Republican control.
Colonel John Walter Smith, Representative
of the First District in Congress, has been
elected Governor by a large majority,
General Thomas J. Shryock, chairman
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Repaid Kindness by killing Tw

An Indian who is accused OF numbering
the wife and infant son OF B. Del Crosse, a
section brennan OF the Nevada Central
Railroad, has been captured and taken to
Austin, New. The Indian had been fur
nished food and lodging on the previous
NIGHT
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Holcomb, Fusion candi-
dato, as Judge for the
Supreme Court. There
is little doubt that Hol-
combs majority will be
at least IL, 000. This is
the minimum figure rs
given out at the Rspub-
lican State Headquar-
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General Durand, leader OF the Peruvian
rebels, was defeated by the Government
troops; his army was routed, and he and
his brothers were compelled to flee.
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pisciplir rctSuSes'
AS Tatch from
YES that
IL faing whey.

The use ae EndisY Chain Starch
Book in the Tarchase o. Red Cross" and
'Hubinger'g Bes sta,oh, makes 1t just
like nndlnE money! Why, for only Sc you
are enabled to a- DDe large l0c package
OF "Red eros sgarch, one large loo pack
age OF "Hu' ger's Best" starch, with the
premiums, -a Shakespeare panels, print
ed in tive .cauJiiul colors, or one Twen-
tieth Certtry 1isi Calendar, embossed in
gold. .. 70r Srocer for this starch and
obtair o. .,Atiful Christmas presents free
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An explosion OF liquid cement In tn
basement of the building Ia st. Lesi=, I'll
occupied by the Roberts, Johnssa Ia
Rand Shoe Company, fatally burHsdt Is,
employees.
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sII.As A. HoLcoMB. the State casting one
half tho total vote OF the State shows a
Fusion gain over one year ago Of $1,000
votes. There are ninety counties In the
State. This gain kept up in the remaining
counties will give "A Fusion majority Of b.
nm
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I cannot speak too highly of Piso's Cure for
-onsumption.-Mrs. FRANK MoBBs, 2l5 w. I'D
It,, New York, Oct. 20, 1894.
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Some Paris friends of one of the viz
inns of the Bourgogne disaster have
offered the sum of $50. 900 as a reward
for any one who will give an impetus
to the discovery of life-saving appara-
tus
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JUDGE NASH WINS IN OHIO.
Republicans Garry the Presidents State
by 10000 Plurality.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (SpeciaD.-Returns re-
ceived here from all parts Of the State In
dictate that Judge Nash is elected Governor
by a plurality OF about $1,000. Jones, the
Independent nominee, will have n total
vote of not more than 100 COO. In Toledo
and Lueas County, his own home, which
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The movements OF the Basutos, a savage
tribe in South Africa, are causing uneas..
naca
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JACKSON, Miss. (speeiaD. The election
passed of quietly throughout the State.
The Democratic majority is estimated at
so, 900.
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The English red LEGGED partridge makes
an annual excursion out to sea each April.
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OF the Republican State Central Committee,
conceded the election OF Colonel Smith for
Governor by IL 900 plurality.
There is a reasonable certainty that the
lower house OF the General Assembly will
be Democratic by a large majority, and
that the Democrats will elect enough State
Senators to overcome the Republican adj
vantage among this holdover Senators,
thereby controlling both branches Of tue
Legislature.
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The United States Will get the is'iAl q
Tutuila in the settlement o. ~ suloel
question.
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In Italy bread aud sugar cost about
thrice what they do in England.
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To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder wor!rer. that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, zoe or 81. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
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NEW JERSEY GOES REPUBLICAN.
That Party Has a Majority of the Mex
Senate aud House of Assembly.

TRENTON. N. j. (speciaD.-The returns
indicate that the Republicans have carried
the State by about 90, 900 plurality, al
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Simpson, tho great mathematician. Vas
n poor weaver.
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The Anglo-Indian Empire contains only
l25, 4S9 square miles In Europe.
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A Chicago rat-catcher is reputed to make
$4,000 year at the business.
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rusIoNIsrs WIN IN NEBRASKA.

Republicans Concede the Election of Hol-
comb For Supreme Court Judge.
LINCOLN, Neb. Especially. The election
returns make sure the election OF Silas A.
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QUALITY AND NEWS.
ONE OF.THE IMPORTANT FUNCTIONS
OF HIGH-CLASS NEWSPAPERS.

In presenting interesting phases OF scien-
tiHc and economic problems, high-class
newspapers frequently give Information OF
as great value In their advertising columns
as In those devoted to the publication OF
the principal events Of the day, and when
the fame OF a product Is extended beyond
Its natural limits into foreign lands, and a
large demand created throughout Great
Britain and her Colonies and the principal
sea-ports and cities OF Europe, Asia and
Africa, 1t becomes a pleasant duty to note
the fact and to tell of the points OF excel
lence on which SO great a success Is based.
We refer to the now world famed laxative
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, the product OF the
Calirprnia Fig Syrup Company. The merits
Of thin s34sknown excellent laxative were
medlcd sad newspapers OF the
United Market t&s lo%1 that
and made from the
nronriatS oheaply, but the best
eminent pm Beautiful Venetian or Chevio
Is simple an Eelvet collar. Some tunlc, {
the taste ANN This sale, $35.
hut also Wholly its made Of fine Camefs !
after-effects. It'll This sale, $25.
the remedy Of Il Tan and Castor Venetia
V Who i IL p weir AK AZ t9f veil aB9f are well
Informed on all subjects generally, inelud-
Ing laxatives. In order to get its beneficial
effects, 1t is necessary to get the genuine
Syrup of Figs, which Is manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. only.
jerome X. Jerome has written and pub
tished sixteen novels in eleven years.
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with u strong force on an eApedit
against the insurgents,
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,omfIl be amazed, yet they are all ln9tneiic
most popular cloths. We don't sell CHI
suits at the littlest prices.
Suits: tight fitting, double. breasted, with
plain; gored skirt; elegantly silk III
,ir cheviot; beautifully lined with %taffeta; REF
Cloth Suits, lined throughout with eles
RsiiirwSssy also and gored skirts; silk lined JAG
kind of game and parties wno-~o4
Information. can be had upon application 20
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

Lake Superior is remarkable for the fact
that it never gives up its dead.
The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-10

Jerome X. Jerome has written and pub
tished sixteen novels in eleven years.
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The worlds greatest marble quarry is in
Vermont,
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The first I'VE persons procuring the Endless Chain s,prcl
grocer will each obtain one large Toe package Of s.Red Cross,
Toe package of "Isubinger's Best, starch, two shakes,sart
twelve beautHal colors, as natural as life, or one Twentieth Csntur
finest OF its kind ever printed, all absolutely free. All Others nres
Chain starch Book, will obtain from their grocer the above n
Crosse Laundry starch Is something entirely new, and is villa
est invention Of the Twentieth Century. 1t has no equal and snr
has won for itself praise from all parts Of the United States n IA
thing heretofore used or known to science in the laundry auN N
rice and corn, and chemically prepared upon scientific principles i
Keokuk, Iowa, an expert in the laundry profession who sas ~
practical experience In fancy laundering, and who wa. the L. "a.
inventor of all fine grades Of starch in the United state, ~
starch and obtain these beautiful Christmas presents ts.
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About $500 suicides are annually regis
tered In Russia.
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en- HOOK Hom sh
50 starch, one
IRE panels. mr.
Nv a.-.-aIendhr. the
ssriBg the Endless
i for SC. '.Hed
: vi doubt the great
asses all others. 1t
superseded every
made from wheat.
y. c. IHabinger,
d twenty-hv yeare
eessful and original
Tour grocers for this
The Portland daily press., 1899-07-12

would be Of any value to us Our mali-
tary commanders, though good fighters
were nc3jgood diplomats, and their acoess-
ion tohuthority soon turned our allies Into
bitter enemies. Not delay in the ratifca-
tion OF the treaty, not opposition to the
annexation Of the Philippines in the
country, SO much as the naughty andre
pelling demeanor of some persons In
authority in the Philippines has been re-
sponsible, we imagine, for the insurrec-
tion In Luzon. Whatever legal rights we
acquired from the Spaniards I'M Luzon
ought to have been exercised and enforced
with careful regard for the desires and
prejudices Of the people Of the island.
They were not so many cattle to be
transferred by bill of sale. but sentient
human beings, lower in the scale OF civil
lization than we, but with aspirations to
be free and TO manage their own affairs
aspirations that we have sought for q
hundred years to instill into all the
peoples Of the world by our precepts and
our example, and the manifestation of
which in Europe, Asia, Africa or Amer
lea we have always hailed with profess
ions of satisfaction.
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CURRENT COMMENT.
MR.. REEDS SELF REPLACEMENT.
(Boston Herald.)

One of our contemporaries remarks
upon the extent TO which Mr.. Thomas
b. Reed has disappeared from sight since
he landed upon the shores of Europe In
his present visit there. MIR. Reed is fresh
from holding the second office in the
United States government. Such Is his
own estimate of it, and those who differ
from him on this point will agree that he
has done much to make 1t such. Yet we
hear nothing of his being toasted or feted,
or being conspicuous in any way abroad.
Contrast his progress with that of Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew, for instance. The latter
not only invites being interviewed to the
last moment of his leaving the wharf at
home. and is heard from as soon rs he
reaches IL on his return, but he puts him
self in evidence pretty much all the time
he is away. No public man of this coun.
try has gone abroad since Gen. Grant who
has figured in public life more conspicu-
ously than Mr.. Reed, and none who, by
his presence and intellectual capacity, is
better fitted to impress foreign peoples,
but he travels rs private citizen, and
avoids opportunities for personal display,
There are different methods of obtaining
enjoyment among public men, and MIR.
Reed appears to find his in modesty and
self-effacement, yet the nation would
have been prouder of him in some pub
lie appearance than, of others who have
sought rather than shrunk from the op-
portunity.