Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, May 25, 1888, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text3 ' rr . r f !' : ' I; 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBANY. OREGON: FRIDAY. MORNING-. MAY -5. 1 SmS. VOL. Ill NO ISti n 1 W ; All K WW'h ' y I II I Wl'TVl"! i I aw km iiie A uany m H Under, fit- newjna- age :;ent ot Ett' , WHO KEEP i A fiv.1 Sine ofji h iee " fami'v -'roecrics ar.d provision Can ea Pineapples, Choice TaMe Delicacies Ornamented cakes for Wet? J i a as an d Parties. ' Salmon bellies. mackerel and salt fish of all kinds. FRESH BAKED BREAD I iLverv 13 a v. TKAS and COFFE Dalies Nats, CANXr'L t.tiODS, ETC '- toe best Poap in the"market Le Roi Savon. A fine assortment cf domestic and Imported Cigars j 5? "At John Fox"s old stand. low FI nn s lew brick. W.jH.WIklsArXD -A LIVE- IX A Live Ttoft, This is wliut Albany is at iresent, and in order to keep pace with the lively times in this city, V. H. Wil l:mi lias enlarged his store and stoek ?o that he now has the most complete and desirable line of furniture in the valley. His double salesrooms In Fro man's block are tilled with an elegant assortment of new furniture, consist ing of lounges in new patterns, fine gold picture frames, willow chairs, easy rockers, marble tables, brackets, -te., etc. An examination of the stock will show this to be true in every re spect. HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST IN MY harness ousiness to 1. J. Overman, I am desirous of collecting all my outstanding notes and accounts. H All persons knowing themselves indebted to me will pleise call and settle The business willfbe'eontinued as usual at the same please. E. L THOMPSON. Albany, Feb. "2i .llasnolia Flour. TI1HE BEST MAGNOLIA FLOUR DELIV- I' ered to any part of the citv, for .1.10 per aek. JOHN A CRAWFORD. nlSOdtf Agricultural Implemems, . FARM IMPLEMENTS I OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ? HARDWARE ; Stoves ami Tinware AT PORTLAND PRICES. CALL -AND SEEUSJ E. 2TELS01T, Shedd Oregon. Portrait Photographer Er'Studio conierf Second :.nd Ferry streets. All wurk warranted. furniture llealei Julius Joseph Manufacturer of Choice Cigars F jpU AND DKALER IX dFOS.Ifine imported and key Cigar.-, Hi art! Smoking Tolutcci lull !im: ol Smokers' CALIFORNIA Next iitor Ui ;'ark!:art iS: Kct ney WILL Dealers in all the h-adin Sheet invsic, musical liierchandise.ainnnuiition.Jfisli ino- tack?e. etc. Warranied razors, butcher and pocket knives. ftm Pistols, hewina Machines, Organs, Pianos, AffullJLineJof NEEDLES, MACHIN OILS and EXTRAS. LINN COUNTY AGENTS FOR NORTHWESTERN FIRE IfiS'JBANGESCOMPANY. r.eairiuv; oi seVvintnachiriL-s, liiusii al sr.stritttieitts. i;u!!5, etc, r.eatly done Dings, Paints, Gils. ;j"-ff IMyi n T'erfUHieryand loiici wi-.icles. Jpigi .sijitioiiery. periodicals, rlr. yg !H ODD FELLOW'S TEMPLE, 1 he Red h TAVEEJD-AXJi i? I j III. Allltl. lllll I" I III ll ll r I I It l U It U.1 Wl KJUU 1 VIJl llUUiiVUl J J O Pumps, iron pipe, rubbor hose and plumbing goods. .Sole agent.-, for llu '.Icliratcd "Early Breakfast" cook stoves andjauges, and "Fiultlets'' parloi heating stoves. Albany, Oregon. Ca ifornia, the land of Discoveries Hi E VIKX -TASTE r- a eatT0 CO b (,U CI y ITV 1. W ful s?rx II llw l J f I II 11 S3 4.nr ncn iw,' icsv SrnH"- Circular, (.trtottU3Jor2.il, AB1EmNEMED!:Co.'orovhli cal. HAVE YOL" A COLD in Uie dead wnicii i , i.otfcel better : i..,v ui. t.,,.., secretion of mucus or matter in the nasal passages which either must be 'blown from the nose or drop back behind the palate, or hawked or snuffed back a aril to the throat? Are you tr-iiiel nv nnwmng. spitting, weak an.l 6 MM- theONLY- . l-l VWw 1 TrriPT V. QuATANTEED 1 CURE XATARRH floi rTiiir' urrnr 0R0V1LLE corroding sores rev e nit corruption within. . As every bieath drawn into the lungs must pass over and become po)lutedby the relievJ tions in the nasal ja.siLtV!, it must necessarily follow that poisoning or the whole secre gradually takes place, while the morbid matter th it is swallowed during the sleep stem bito the stoma.-h, enfeebles digestion, and oftenJproduces.dspepsia, and riuallr.yreul s asses i nervousness and consumption. DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. If yon have experienced any of the above symptoms do not delay, but trv Cat-K-Ci rk at once. We pf-s tivvly guarantee a few applications to lelieve and treatment to erne. S;x m!ilhs treatment for 1.00: sent by mail an(a ie siutl a:-K- lire. Kr WEST rrcnaiim and Briar Pipes, and o dealer in BROS i i i i RONT. rr r011f Loppiipwai-c J EUltEKA ic motto ot (.aiilojnia means I nve found ii." Only in that land of msliine, where tthe oranL' emon. ti rave bloom and rintn an.i attain 4&Stheir highest perfection in mii'-winter, ire the herbs'and gum found thai arc used in that' pleasant lemedy for all throat ami lung troubles. Santa Akik, the rule of coughs, asthma, and con nunption. Fovhay .1 ll.'isoii. of A I banv Ore-'on. have been appointed ig s for this valuable California re.n id nd sell it under a .guara ntce at SI tt.Io. ThiTe for.aO. FOR SALE BY LKANY ( RKGON inflamed eyes, frequent soreness of the throat, ringing or roaring in the ears, more or ess impairment of the hearing, losso smell, meiiiorv impaired, dullness cr dizziness of the bead, dryness or heat of nose? Have vim lost all sense of smell? Have you a hacking cotiL'h? Have von iihsiiepaia? Is your breath foul? Ik so if have riiK Catarrh. Some have al ithese symptoms, others onlv a nark. The leading symptom of ordinary ca- luirn lsiucreaseit secretion of mucus of yellow or greenish colored matter. l-oul hreath is caused bv the decom posing secretions exuded from festering TOR ulcers far hack in the bead; sometimes the membrane covering the bones is eaten away and the hones themselves gradually decay. Such cases ar in deed objects of oitv. as stench from CAL.I Cai.ikorvi V a thorough :iie its I 111 I " 111 Vi ' 1 on FOSHAY & MASON. Albany, Oregon I'HVSH'IAXS. f i V. MASTON, PHYSiClAN AND SUM IT. srf-OTi. Albany, Hi?1.. M."ei KI.US, PHYSICIAN AMD SUUr eon, Alhai.y, creon. 1 0. KKLLY, PHYSICIAN AND SUR Orejron, oftiee over Grad- j. eon Albany i'bl"s st.re Otlice hours, frau S a. m. to 4 M. I) it. K. A. Mc LISTER HAS LOCATEP his i-:!: "o on the corner! of First ami IJralbii streets, over KcdholU .V Bronuell s store, whire lie -aii be fouuet when not pro tVssicnailv cnuau: 'J. ' "t 1 !! M.K. Mcf.'Y.M. Ii j2. ('liysici.in, otiije aiid i O.H'OfirjiPAuIIO iiki:e enriier of Kirs;, and liaker streets, Albanv, J' Chrome disease a soeeialtv. Consulcition free. Of rti e hours: 10 to 12 a M and ii to 5 P. M. I'.AK'i'LE Y , M. U. J $b-t KS H IS services to ttie -rood iiniKcns oi wie init of Tanirent. Linn eonntv, Oreuon. 4i rouxeis. U. N. lli.AOKBl KN, A'lTuRNKY AT Law, Albany, Oregon, vltticu in Odd :v. l!o s Teni-!e. Viil jiiiurtieo in all courts ot tile slate, and ;."ive special attention to al: business. WfOLYERTON i IRVINE. AITORNEYS ? i:t Law, Albany, Or. Ollice in rooms 13 and 14, Foster's Liloek, over L. E. Main's i store. ! K- Vt:AT110RFClRI, ATTORNEY AT reliows lempie. in pr.iciiee in an me emirt" of t nest ate, and jr've special attention I to all business. KWKItr, I'KACTICAL WATCH.MAKE , and jeweler, Albany, Oregon, Von will Save .Money Y TAKING YOUR SEWING MACHINES ' 'be repairer, H V. Parsons, at .Sixth .V.ifc.-.-.in streets, Albany Oregon, tlood faction or no pay. ! sat; lot- Mile. SPAN OF HORSES, (HARNESS ANI WhU.ua for sale, either together or sepa !v as will suit purchasers. For intjiima- A i tion. call at this ottice or at the owner s store a r-pieer. ! i ) v. ki:k ho; sE ALBANY, OR. Cli AS. i It I'lciifcr. 1'mp. Only first eelass bouse in the city. Lurfre sample rooms tor coni mcrcial men. No Chinamen employed in tilt kitchen. General stae oiriro for Corvalbs. AlltKS OF l.ANl)--SITrAlEI) 1J miles cast of Albanv .near the Oregon 1 :.-Tb- rahr ail, ;;'. ac:es in cultivatu.n, and contains s.irt, cii nt vatcr ;imi tilni er lor : gen eral ue Would make lour ecod farms Price. .-li.Wio, with teinis to suit puicbasii. j For pjirticyl.'rs apply to J, ,1. lioiiis. 1- i.. i-: vii! K!:!X.i:y m r nil. Graduate ol Gel. ,-oli, .tin. nan and Amencvn uodeges. Lost. ACC'ol'NT HOOK liETWEEN A N .lames Wallace and uii.uel E. .ung wa losi on the wagon road between Aihany and Goltra Ma'ion or in Albany. The fiinl.r wiil leat return the same tc S E. Young. l.lcclion Notice. UT'CF. IS 11EKEHY GIVEN THAT ON the first Monday (liie l'h day) of June, lfce, Kt ne usual ."lac.-, o', i-otiir.;, in thj clJ''lj7Mt'rtr;-I lie hi id for, sfntf; Coulity:and Precin.t ofllct is as follows, to-wit; nitiubiT iif conglcs, One supreme jtiile. One distr!-t artonity, '1 hrce n yr s.-ntatives, One county judge, Two cnmii.issiaticis, One clerk i i.c rt--i rucr, IIIC shf'ii:', one treasurer, One assess, i. . One sv'iool .-hi crinti nd-. :, i ne sin vc i-r. One eoroi.cr Oneji.sf.ceo the)iea:e in e'eb t'ne constable in eacli prceiin V 'ii- l. eiec'ioii will he held at ? precinct, o'c'ink in the morning, and will continue until o'cl ck ill the a:te iioon ot the same c;sv. Dated this SMh dav of April i"SS. .1. P. GALI-.RAITII, ( oiiiilv Clerk, JJACOBS IJ, FOR NEURALGIA. The German Scholar, Dr. RICHARD OBERLtNDER, J LEIPZIG. Germany, Secre- tary Ethnological Museum, F. S. U. G. A., M. G. S., Author and Savant, wrote over his autograph, here 6hown, as follows: 'I tried St. Jacobs OH an4 was entirely cured of Neu ralgic pains." CURES RHEUMATISM and LUMBAGO. . - SOI-.T) BT Druggists and Duller Evenwhere. CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., BALTIMORE, AID. CROSSED & ALLM PROPEHTOES OF Ubany M and Dray COMPANY V Goods handled with care, old goods a specialty. NO 1. Joring houst ifl OF ALBANY. OREGON : president, ! Fiinn. VICE-PUKSIDEXT S. E. YoUDg, casiiieu. G.E.Chiimberlair, TRANSACTS A GKNKRAb 7? BANKING UL'blNEfcb. Accounts kept subject to check. Sitfht Exchange and Teleptrai hir Transfer dold on Vew York, Cliicajro, San l'rancisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections made on favorable terms. E. Yon L- Flins L I . -ii. . . W. E.l't'RR'LL Geo. E. CuAJtEF.nLAis.J THE FIRST IK BASK She'tl olliing to :iy. Two distinguished citizens up in Vermont engaged in a iittle fisticuff the other day. and the reporter of the daily paper was sent t inter view a lady who had chanced to wit ness the affair from her porch. The reporter found her extremely reticent, about the affair. He had set-n re ticent ladies before, however, and did not give up in despair, as some men might have done when the lady declared that she wouldn't "open her mouth about the matter." "That is right," said the reporter, blandly, "stick to that. No oue can make you talk if you don't want to." "1 know that," said the lady, ':aud I'm not going to mix myself up in a little disagreement between my neighbors. Both of the gentlemen are neighbors and friends of mine. and I wouldn't for the world speak a word against either of them, for one was just as much to blame as the other, as far as I could see, and I saw the whoie affair from beginning to end, and could tell every word that was said if 1 wanted to. But I've nothing to say .about it, and that's the end of it." . "That is right," the wily reporter said. "I admire your discretioH and your fidelity to your friends." "Well, it I do say it myself, I'm a woman that can hold my tongue wiien I want to. No one but me saw the atlair and I don't choose to speakofit. I'd be ashamed to tell tliat two such prominent gentlemen as Major Dilley and Captain Barker fell out over a bet they'd made at the Fourth of July races. The major said unit Fleetwood won the race fairly, and Captain Barker said that the other horse won, and that was all there was of it. I'd not tell that two friends of mine called each other all kinds of frightful names and that the .Major hit the Captain with his cane, and that they clinched theu .iid rolled over and over on the ground ami fought ?nd swore awful ly. I've simply nothing to say about it. It would mortify the Major, 1 know, if I told that he died 'milF first, ;iiid Captain Barker's wife is too good a friend of mine for nie to tell that her husband bumped aimtiiei man's head on tiie plank walk and swore at mm. INo, sir; you may as wc); go; I've n:aue up my mind D :-iiiipiv' say nothing about it, am forty horses eouidu't draw a word out of me it I coii't want to ttli it, "I believe you, madam," said the hardened reporter, blandly. "1 re speot your delicacy, and viill not nouMe ytm any tur her " And when a complete account of fhe atf.ttr appeared m the morning, the lady said: 'U tli, who on earth jould have told - that-reporter about it! lit never got a w ord of it from me. 1 just told him I'd nothing to say, ami 1 didn't." San Diego Coronado. i.ams: i.a.mi: lam: t STlM K,2 CHAIN KAK.MS AND 17 SMALL T tracts for sa iale ou.uasy terms. Inquire ol 11 iircanr. MEN kh ia.s; Will be jruen KAILKOAD WORK enmk ment bv apply ins to Contractor Hunt at his headquarter1- J 1. 1:1. oru ill ne viorousij pusiu (i on the Wallula branch, and an unlimited number of men can otitain employment. Pxreat English Eemedy. I'rarfe MnrU, Murray's Specific A guaranteed cure for all nervous diseases, smh a Weak Memoir, Loss of Brain Vwer, Hysteria, Headache, Pain in the Back, Nervous 1'rostiation, Wake'ulness, d f T,L'. ieucorrncea, universal L,a tsi Be,ore laKinK tuiie. Seminal Weakness, Im potency and general losstf power of the Generative Organs in either sex caused by indiscre.ion or over-exertion, and which ul timately lead to Premature Trade Mark. Old Aue, lnsanitv and Con sumption. Sl.t 0 a box or six toxes forSS.oO. Sent by mail on receipt of price. Full par ticulars in pamphlet sent free to every aiiplii-ant. We uaraiiler 6 Koves to cure any case, ror every .r).0(l order received we send. si- boxes, with a w'tte' lfterTtklnr guarantee to refund the money if ourSpecifie does not effect a cure. Address all commu nications to the Sole Manufacturers, Hie Murray Medicine Co., Kansas, Citv, Mo. ifcff'SoId in Albany by Foshay Fosliay A Mason, sol agents. - OR SHORT LINK & UN I ON PA CIFIC R. R Shortest and best route to all points east and south. Pullmad Palace cars. Emigrant or fam ily sleepivg cars all lhe way through from Portland to Counoil Bluffs and KansasCity without change. These cars are free of chanre. For further particulars regarding rates, etc inquire of Curran & Mouteitb, agents, Albany, Oregon Albany Bath House AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON, JOSEPH WEBBER, PROPRIETOR. JLadier 'ind children's'hair dress ng a specially. Dntuefc satisfaction euarante"(l. H. F. MERRILL, Banker ALBANY. Sell exchanges on New OREGON York m Francisco and Portland.- But notes, state, er.nvtv and city warrants. Receive deposits subject to ch"i-k. Interest nl.outd on time de 1 osits Collections receive prompt attention Correspondence solicited. Ollice hours from X a. m. r 5 p. r. Airent for reliable tire and marine Insurance conipamcs.j 4KNGLDS LACK OF IIIMOK. ISis Eurnpacity t Appreciate a Jokr Illustrated. Boston Post. When Matthew Arnold was in Bos ton he made some remarks in famil iar conversation which showed strik- iniilv his lack of sense of humor which he betrays in his article iu the Nineteenth Ceir.urv. It was a well known literary and artistic club that I this deieet in his intellectual make up was made manifest. One of th-; members had told a story which t'e late James T. Field, who was a miid humorist in his way, use I to. relate of his experience in a Western ijvt n where he had delivered a lecture on some old authors, lie said tnat after the lecture an old farmer, who had become somewhat confused by his mingling personal reminiscences of Wordsworth with literary associa- ttans with Pope, and he was thus led to think that Mr. Fields was a con temporary of all the writers upon whom he discoursed, came up to him and asked: "Was you pussoually acquainted with Dryden?" livery person who heard the story with the exception of Mr. Arnold, at once recognized the humorous inven tiveness displayed in it, but the apostle of "sweetness and light" took it as a literal fact, and exclaimed. How unpleasant? I had no idea tuat tliere. was so little appreciation ot eh.oii .ioiiy l.i literature among lcctti;.! audience as Mr, Fields I' und," Uu tins occasion, also, I could not but notice the self-com placency with which Mr. Arnold ut tered his fluent judgments on eyer subject that was talked ab.mt. But though his manner wa hard and dry with no touch of the sympathetic unality which is s delightful in a man of letters, I felt after hearing his comment on Mr. I ields' str; that he desert ed pity rather than re buke. Nothing but trepanning coilul have let any humor into bts brain. and. with his constitutional in capacity for tlie i'sfusi in.ilie oper ation would been too risky to have justiried the attempt, though it was tile last chance of brightening his outlook upon literature and life. 1 iSHKI. Flits. The best styles are the most simple. Pink shades of terra coUa are quite tbe rage. Gentlemen's watch chains are short and heavy. The largest round hats are a per fect garden. f flowers. French challie polonaises arc draped over skirts of moire. Narrow tucks lun by hand arc used as trimming lor summer dresses of turn and tiansparent material.-' Table Dapkins of the finest linen are elaborated with drawn work, and others for fruit have exquisitely tinted borders. Little hoys' spring overcoats are long, of striped or checked cloth in in own or gray shades, finished with a deep cape. Crepe lisse parasols formed of succession of tiny plaitings have costly and beautiful handles set with semi-precious stones. They are to he carried only on elegant dress occasions . The uew Suede glove in French iiray tints, which are important to take the place of tan shades, are generally finished on the back with very narrow white stitching. Plain corsages are no longer popular. No matter how simple the skirt of a costume may be the waist must have vest, reverse drapery or trimming of some tort in order to look stylish. AFKA1U OF tlKESHAM. Desperate t'lfurls f ibe Democrats ! lajare Him, Chicago, May 24. A sprcial from Washington says: Demo cratic politicians are preparing to make great capital out of the al leged dipcovery thnt about thirty three years ago Judge Gresham, then 23 years of ago, made a speech in Indiana in which he declared himself an American of Americans and in favor of stopping ail foreign immigration. This story falls rather fat, but the Democrats says they hope by it to kill Gresham politically should he be nominated. This raking up of an insignificant relic of 1855, even if it be true, shows how hard the Democrats are working: to help along the Apostle of Civil Service Reform in his rocky road this fall. Ssothes and Heals. Santa Abie soothes and heals the membranes of throat and lungs, when poisoned and inflamed by disease. It prevents nijrht sweats and tightness across the chest, cures roughs, croup, asthma, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia, whoopina'-cough and all other throat and lung troubles. No other medicine is so successful in curing nasal ca tarrh as California Cat-K-Cure. The enormous and increasing demand for these standard California remedies confirm their merits. Sold and absol utely guaranteed by Foshay fc Macon, at $1 a paekajje. P. Cohen has reduced the price of all his goods on account of the agita fation of the tariff question. Don't fail to see thetiipods at Fort miller ot Co. They are the latest thing out in novelty furniture )on't forget we are receiving new :;nnU every dny and propose to give good bargains. GENERAL NEWS. Disastrous Cyclone Sweeps Over a Portion of Texas. A ROYAL MAUKIAGE4l.M:i:SM'iEI! News Items from East cf the P.ockies aai from the Old "World-Our Usual Budget of Telegrams. The Heiald's Special Dispatches.) Benson (Texas), May 24. A cyclone swept over. Brawjistone, went v-Sre" "hliTes from" bere yeste'i ' da, destroying the Metnodist, Baptist and Congrega t i o n a i churches and eight dwellings. One person was killed and eight, in cluding tiie sheriff and county recorder, were fatally wounded. Great damage was done to crops. A KOVAL WEUlll.VG. Marriase Ceremony of Prince Irene .md Prince Henry. Berlin, May 24. Princess Irene, of Hesse, the bride of Prince Hen ry, arrived from Darmstadt yester day. She was met at (Jharlotten burg station by the Empress Vic toria and her daughters, and thc crown prince and Prime Henry, a m st affect o iatt greeting was ac corded her. The route to the pal ace was decorated with flags and lined with people and members of the gymnasium and trade societies. Large crowds cheered entlmsia.-.-ticaliy. The emperor was asleep when the party arrived at the pal ace. The houses along the route were illuminated with candles, and thousands of torches were carried in the streets. Prince Henry and Princess Irene held a reception last evenintr at the palace. The marriage cere mony was solemmized in the chap el or Charlottenburg castie to-day. All the bells in Citarlottenburg were rung at noon to announce that the ceremony had commenced,and a salute of thirty-six guns was fired. Prince Henry and the crown prince were dressed in naval uniforms. Thousands of people were assembled outside the castle. When the aged general, Von Noltdc, arrived, he was enthusias tically greeted. The bride and bridegroom are first cousins, and grandchildren of Quseu Victoiia, oi England. The Kntperor Heller. Berlin. May 24. The emperor rested better last night than on any night since his arrival at Char lottenburg. He slept without coughing for a period of three hours. He went into the park at. 11 o'clock this morning. His majesty attended both "the civil, and religious wedding cf Prince Henry and Princess Irene.of Hesse. An Important DrriMon. Sydney, May 24. The supreme court has granted writs of habaes corpus to the Chinamen offering poll tax, and has ordered their re lease on the ground that the gov ernment has no iteht to exclude foreigners from the country. Devastating Locn.M. Algiers, May 24. Immense swarms of locusts are advancin" upon Tiarel. The insects extend in a in a semi-circle, the diameter of which is estimated at fifteen kilometers. Montana's Void. Helena, Mav 24. Assayer Branden reports the value of the Montana gold and silver output for the last year at between twenty three and twenty-four million dol lars. Counterfeits Discovered. Paris, May 24. The bank of b ranee announces that counterfeit 500-franc notes are known to be in circulation. The forgers are anon ymous. Elected Kisbops. SNew York, May 24 Drs. New man and Goodsell were elected bishops of the Methodist church to-day. . Centennial Celebration. Philadelphia, May 24. The North and South Presbvterian assemblies united to-day "in the celebration of the centennial of the church. The meetings were held in the academy of music and horti cultural hall, and both places were crowded. Will Sail. London, May 24. Lord Stanley, the new governor-general of Cana da, will sail for Montreal on the Sarmatian Wednesday. Tbe ether Emperor Better. Milan, May 24. The emperor of Brazil had a good night. His con dition is improving. A Brewer Declines. Chicago, May 24. Charles H. W acker, a wealthy brwer of this city, who was nominated for state treasurer by the democratic con vention yesterday, announces hi? intention of refusing the nomina tion, on the ground that he is. not a politician. ien. Sheridan Better. Washington, May 24. General Sheridan continue to improve,and will probably be all right on Mon day. The general is not suffering from a paralytic stroke, or from anything serious. KIT- .