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make bread. At least it is so assertcd. There does not appear to be mueh to Sec'y Carlisle's fniancial policy except the issuing of more bonds. Holman, of Indiana, who went down in the cy clone last f all, now threatens to write a book. We object. Congress lias given the country to understand that there will be no more tariff tinkering at the present session. Let us be thankfnl for that. Let it be recorded that John J. Ingalls does not want to be a senator again. Kot this year at any rate. Perhaps some otber year. Wonders will never cease. And Kansas is constantly producing them. W. H. Power, the actor and theatrical manager is dead. He expired suddenly, of apoplexy, in the Star theatre, Buffalo, Thursday p. m. He was wellknown throughout the West. He wns only 48 years old. If the recent decisión of the United States Circuit Court of Boston, against the Belle Telephone Co., is not appealed to the U. S. Supreme Court, and so held The Republícan state convention to nomínate a candidate for supreme judge and two regenta for the state university, is called to be held in Detroit, February 21st, just tlie day before the Michigan Club banquet. John Burna has aaid that Chiago was "a pocket edition of heil". What Chicago objects to is not so rnuch that Burns refers to her as the bad place, bnt that he is so discourteous as to cali her the 'pocket' edition. If the Chicago ínter Oeean doesn't stop stealing the Detroit Evening New's good thiugs and getting lesser journals into trouble by crediting the wrong paper with them, there will be serious trouble for the I. O. And still the news comes to us of continued outrages in Armenia. Jewett, the United States commissioner selected to investígate the outrages, insists upon accompanying the commission, although the Porte objects to his going. Good for Jewett. Rev. Wm, Ward, of Corunna, is posing as the Parkhurst of Shiawasse. He proposes to have the laws enforced and obeyed in that county hereafter, or else there will be a day of reckoning - and that right soon. Gen. Harrison deuies all reporta that he is about to open a new law office at Indianapolis, Ind., with a view to the next republican nomination for president. Harrison made an awful good president, though, hut it might be best to choose a new man for 1896. It is pretty generally conceded by financiers all over the country, that Carlisle's financial scheine is not only unsound hut unsafe. The able secretary is out of his line. He was boni for affairs of state, and will never become a great financier. He had better give it up at once. iu abeyance for years and years, it may result in great benefit to the people of this nation. There is no hope for cheaper telephones as long as the Bell Co. can hold their. patents, hut let them be rendered void, and telephones will soon come into general use. It is to be hoped that this may be the case. The Lexow investigation in New York City is revealing some queer things. The pólice department at present is being scorched, and Supt. Byrnes is being shown up in no very pleasant light. He appears to have accepted hush money from dens of vice all over the city, and his policemen were often pais of thieves and robbers.