The Truth About The Silver

tion is thut the repu Wie a n. party ? nol boumil to ntèh in and settle a democratie fight. "OolnV' paper has suspended. Tlie eort of pwceons to whom Jiis lunacics appealed don't pay Tör ny Xmd ol a ipaper. Lord í-íali-buiy is the man. it vvill be rememtoered, wlwwas so bad'.y worsteil by .Secretary lilakie in lie (U-cussioii oí the BeJiring Sea caseIí Cleveland had a lot of patronage to distiibute, it would materially promote the growth of the soand monpy sentiment in the democra-iic party. Recent experlmearts sliow ih;it the Khrinkase in cotii from boeking time tint il tilie next June 1, is 1G.5 per cent. or nliout the same as the present rat.e f (■hrin.lcage in the free Bilver moveriif-nt. Burglars succeeded in effeetinjí an entrance into the grocery store of O'Hara, Boyle & Co., on the northside, Saturday night, but failed to secure anyttring. Patrolman Ambruster happening along just in time. The irosi (juestion is oí nrach more importaiK-e to the country just now tlian the edlvew questioai. X few mare a.dvances in the price of Iron wfl] leavO motliinig of tlie Filver question bat a putrid remimscence. Ranker Morgan, -w-ho lias just ictiuiuMl trom Loiidom, report an ittive demiamd over tliere for American osecurities, -vvhereas befare the defeat of the demtocratic party last ïall they ware Tekiig sent back liere in larg quaoitities. Probably the Spanl-h autluwities are oorrect im their as-sertion Ihat the Cnlian taBuiigen.'Ui ave dolng some rol.ust lylng. The íact, liowever, that lehollio.n sticks, and that where there te ainy fighlHag at all the rebels Ao "tli f attai-kiiiin', prove that Spain b hard pre-sod. Rae groat trouble -vith llio third paity is to i"ni:l a namte for Usrlf. All tlKvt it lias bried are in bad odor, ainid H ■w-ould be well to adopt one tbat wHl stick. The most appropriate namO tliat could le seleeted is 1Uc desbructiros. This mea.ns soinctliing and is warranbed to -vcar. "Pfeffer is a fool, Stewart a kuave and Tillinaii the material out of which anarchists are made." says the "CourierJouraal." Tlie characterization is violent, but it is right. Tlie fools, knaves and anarchiste are trarnpled iu tho dust on every side. These are glorious days for the cause of busiuess honesty and íiuancial sense. The victory for the sound money men on the platform deliverauce in the Kentucky Conveution was complete and oyerwhelming. At every point the silverites were beaten. This is an Appomattox victory for the honest dollar cause. Outside of Colorado, Montana and Nevada the silver. monometallists are out-numbered, outclassed and discredited. The President of the Florida Fruit Exchange, at Jacksouville, estiuiates the coming orangc erop at 1,000,000 boxes, or about the yield oL 1886. He says the records show the cold waves of last year to have been phenomenal, and he believes tliat prosperity is ahead for the orange-grower who keeps on with courage and enérgy. Bid it ever occur to you that to-inorrow's advertising may be a day too late. - Business.