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p. m, connect al Bowie with trains leaving ariho
70. rs . and 3S3 D. m
Passengers leaving their orders NJ Tieke Omr..
corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania avenue and
northwest Of sixth street and Pennsyly ans
avenue, can have their baggage called for and cheek
I'd a. hotels and residences 10 all points North and
West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Columbus
Indianapolis, Louisville, ST. Louis, New Orleans
Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all points mort
northwest. west, and southwest.
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10y LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Aucfioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsy snis avenue and 18th 81
Star Office Building.
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w HG,iI1, 30 7iS street, between and 'n'''
p. p. LITTLE Co., N. W.oor. 9Th 4 Z, Navy Yard.
JOHN Ps1soD1, H ALSO FL Fishing Tackle, s Da
MRS. E.C GSsriTH, Ladies Hair Dresser, 1914 st.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
y.W. KENNEDY 4 Co, sl2 Pa. sv., bet 9Th and TIN.
H. ScSNEIpEK, loloPs. ay bet: l0th and nth &c.
= HARNESS, SADDLERY TRUNKS,
JAS j., TOPHAM Co., rs 7th t., adjg. odd r. Hall
e 5: and VI %
w HTS s CAPS a. AS q Fg II. !, A..
john j. DoaAS, St., bet 9Th q 10th and 1867 D St.
Horses shod according to natural formation Of feet
ARLINGTON Hcrsx, Vermont ave. and street.
CoNrINENLAL HOTEL, Pa. avenue, near Sd street.
WoRMLHY HOusi, corner 18Th and II streets. SO
BARnIckt fRAYKLIN HOusE cor .s.h& d 80 per day.
UNION HOTEL, Georgetown; DR.. Shinn, proprietor.
HOUSE.FuRNiSHlN Ne STORES.
GEO Big b.stss ss .Sss iSsSa hs
INDEPENDENT IcB Co., ONCE Ida Pa. av., near 18th.
HAsvEI HOBBS. s. =. cor. nth 4. and r.. ave.
AxEiicAH INK Co., once, on 9TH st., bst r and r.
lNSTRUMBNT MAKERS.
q. fIschxn, surg instruments Trusses, ~ It'll q.
lNsURAMCE 0IFICEs.
NATIONAL UNIox fIRE ks. Co. - Ii. ay ,nsar 7th
D. y. HAnLiSK Co., SIS 7th st., OPP. p. o. Dept.
HERRINe JONES, Life 3 Fire, los y &C., near 18th
II. A. BRKwsfER, Agt Phoenix L. In. Co, 100 III 6.
q. LEWIS, Room 3, May Building, Tn and j sts.
"BQuITABLE LIE" Francis Heyer, 6Oe-S06 nh q.
GEHMAxIA FRI INs. Co.. T. Schmidt, agt, Skh q.
yEWELRY STORES. -.
WD.GLENB, I3D st ash n. q 10 Bridge IT,, Geo
JU4TlCES OF THE PEACE.
CaAs. WALTER, 81 d street, opposite City Hall.
=. G. WEAvKR, also conveyancing y 90 fth street
". 8. JTsss, rs rs street, bss.sss 9 "a d.
y0HN c. SnAIRR, ia d street, bstvesa tn end eth
J. y. LiPPHARD. upper manufact'r cor 5th ,6.W
LIME, CEMENT, &c.
JOHN =. Kixe, 6Sl Mass avenue, bet. 9Th and 7th.
y LITHO6RAPHER0.
JosKPH =. GEDNRy, ~ Pc. Az. bet. ~ end eth sts
LOAN OFFICES.
CHARLKs HERzBERs, o. Louisians ~. and On e.
LOOKING CLASSES.
FRANCIS LAnB, 10 pa. svenus, near lNh street.
LUMBER YARD8s
WIN. McLRAN, corner i3lh street and Canal.
LIvkHY STA1tEe:, a..
ALllsox NAIlSa, Jn., I'D e lx1 street.
WAsnIuef0N NALLOR, III street.
MAkkEI 8fOREo
Anldnefon nAnkRf, l.. 4. Wakera l<1o aToet.
4Hr1oeCLIfAn uAlkxf ef0nH, y: y. cor. II q "a.
HAITI MAfIoHAL HA1ksf sG1S11fhse neqR SA.aE.
A. 4. sazfarID Co., Manteas, &C., no Penn. ave.
fucEER SHERnAH, ~ Louisiana sveaus.
, 1873-06-21
BUTLER IN MASSACHUSETTS.

noports from Massachusetts indicate that
thoro is actually no opposition to tho Republic
Gun nomination Of Con. Butlcr for Governor Of
Massachusetts. This Ia presumably tho result
of compaot botween tho Republican politicians
Of tint State, Of which we hoard more or loas
at tho tlmo Secretary boutwell, was elected to
tho United States Senate. Gen. Dutlor mot
with obstinate ind Hnccossful opposition two
years ago whom ilo started out in tho Gubernato-
rial race, hnlit is fair to presume t,at tho aao
opposition would assert itself now II It wore not
III confederation Of somo agroemont within tho
party, adopted with tho purpose Of
q satisfactory distribution Of tho oflices.
aud OF maintaining harmony among tho
purity lenders. A Republican majority Of 10000
ia claimed in Massachusetts, SO that, II Con.
Dutlor'a ambition ia not contested In convention,
1t IS tolorably certain that he will DO olcctoa.
Those holding individual objections to voting
for him will scarcely bo numerous enough to
overcome tho influence Of 80 large party ma
iorlty aud tho extraordinary efforts that will be
, 1873-06-21

mouth Of tho Minsiaatppi In growing woreo ovory
day, aud nothing is dono to romoyo It. Yos-
soils Of over soyonteon foot draught aro unnblo
to pass up tho river, and must unload and ro-
oeivo their cnrgoos In lighters which aro towod
to and from tho city. Temporary reliot might
be got by dredging tho oI'annols; UongroaH
mado sufficient appropriations for tho work,
but tho towboat~mon, who. OF courso,
proat by tho prosont ordor Of things,
hayo "innuonoe enough to prevent
anything being aono. Tho storelonaoa aro full
Of produce which cannot find yoBsola to tako 1t
away not 1neny wcokH ago 1t was stated TINT
tlero was enough tobacco In etoro to lond
twenty of tho largost vesscla, in tho two
months Of April and March NJ many Us ffty
vessols woro kops waiting below tho Dar for
weeks At a tlmo hooking entrance. Thcro
ia no doubt that II navigation woro froo tho cot
ton trade alone wonld glyo employment to four
ttnca tho number Of soa-going ycasels that now
sail from Now Orleans.
, 1873-06-21

Tho Chicago produce marhets wero moro ac-
two ycstcrday. Meas pork was panicky, doolin-
Ing $1.00 per brl, but closed tlr1nor ut s14.00@
Is, 90 caHl, and $1,000 seller July. Lard WIS
dull and 30 por 100 lba lower, at es.25@88o
cash, and SO. 8.8o@9. SAX acllet July. Meats woro
ouiet aud easior at 631@G11o for shoulders
82l@826ofor short ribs; s9s@s>sc for short cloar,
and 91I@11ho for Rwect-plcAlod hama. High
wines woro quiet and ateady At 300 por gallon.
lake freights woro active, aud advanced 10, to
0i4o for corn to Butra1o. Flour WIS acsive aud
eaaiar. Wheat WAS quiet and 10 higher, closing
tamo at s1,10A casA, and 91.15R BOILER July
Corn was active aud weak, declining 10, but
closed flrlnor ut 27o soller tho month, and $3.50
sollor July. Onts woro actlyo md stcady. clos
ing at 2594c caah antl 2ctGc aelor July Ryo was
uuiot and nrmer at 60@01c. Barley WAS dull
and lowcr at 60@53o for poor to good No. 2.
Hogs vero active and higher, advancing to
e4.20@4.G5. Cattle and shoep wero unchanged
, 1873-06-21

conf Chinese troubles In TINT city. From other
stat[atics, Which nro furnished by tho Cuatoln-
House, It appears that during tho past twonty
yoarB thcro hnyo boom 800 arrivals md
1900 doparturos, showing n not gain of "a, 400.
Out Of this number not leHa than
10000 llave loft by rai1rond for Ncvafa,
Utah, Montann, 1da1o, md tho statos onst Of tic
Rocky Mountains. THO deaths nro ostinatol to
amount to 1900. Which loavoa tho entire prosont
Chinese population Of tito Btato Ga 800, or m
average iuoroaao Of 3,os8 por annuna. An tho
whito population Of tho State inoreasoa annually
about 25,o00 by immigration, aud about $4,000
by births, or twenty-five timos as faat as tho
Uinoso, tho Righteousness Of tho scare lost tho
Ohinoao ovorrun tho State, is mndo apparent.
, 1873-06-21

Tho new dam in tho Illinois River, which,
when completed, will extend tho business OF tho
Illinois i Michigan Canal, ut ull seaaons. to
tho mouth of tho river, il to be placed about ono
milo below Copporas Creek landing, according to
tho decision of tho Canal Commissioners, and
tho United statea Engineer who is suporintond-
inc tho work Of tho Federal Government In tho
iu,proyomont Of tho river. The Legislature at
ita Inst session appropriated tho net receipts OF
the canal to tito construction Of this da1n, and
1t il expected that the 100000 appropriated by
Congroes for tho improvement of tho Illinois
River will also be gpont on this work.
, 1873-06-21

Tho Kowanee Independent, tho GonoHeo Re-
public and tho Moao Banner have fallen undor
specios OF prescription ut the hands Of the Craig
mon, because they happened to support Judge
Lawrence in the recent judicial election. It ap-
rears that this species OF intimidation has been
applied in aomo caaos to business mon who mo
not publishers Of newspapers. Such behavior is
exactly tho Same as that which tho Ku-Kux law
was intended to suppress md proyont in
tho South, and It rcsottod to in an
election for members Of Cougresa would subject
tho peraons resorting to 1t indictment. 1t is
needless to Hny that no good cause moods tho
services Of prosoriptionists, md that any party
Which rosorts to such measures Of coercion will
nlenato Nil rght-thinking men, md forco thom
to Rdo with tho opponents Of nuch party, iu
order to save tho substantial features Of ropub-
lican government, which arc, after oil, of more
consequence than Tho principles upon which
raroad froight-tariH il constructed.
, 1873-06-21
MISS ANTHONY'8 FIAsCo.

Wo doubt whether Miss Anthony will re-
coiye any considerable dogreo Of sympathy in
her present martyrdom, outside OF hcr own
particular clique Of admirers and followers.
4 reforrnor who deliberately cots herself
against law and ordor and ordinary eonsia-
toncy, nnd rueheB into q breach without judg- |
mont or aense, rarcly cxcites commlsora-
tion when eho comes to grief. Thia has |
boon especially true Of Hiss Anthony since her
arrest for illegal voting. Almost tho entire
fraternity aud soroBis Of advocatos Of
womon's rights, feoling that she was in
q ridiculous place. have loft her to fight out
ler battle alone. and she has come out van
nuislod. The decision Of Judge Hunt is IN emi-
ncntly aonsible ono, and lila troatmens Of tho case
was digniiod. His roftlsal to send tho case to !
| tho Jury was proper, Us thore wero no questions
OF fact to bo decided. Tho admission was made
that she waa woman md that abe had voted.
It was c!oar1y enough violation Of tho State
etatrtes aud that tho State statutes woro sufti-
ciently broad to cover tho case Ind already been
declared by tho decisions Of the United States
Supreme Court in the Louisiana Abattoir and
tho Myra Bradwell casos.
Tho crowning mistake which hIsa Anthony
mado was in attempting to capture tho ballot BY
forco, and tho mistake was as fatal aa that COM
mitted by those misguided creatures who seek to
take tho Kingdom Of Heavon by violence. This
forciblo attack upon suffrage has long hoon
threatened by tho leaders Of tho movemont. 1t
has boon moro than onco dimly indicated by Mrs.
Btanton. Yoar after year passed by, however,
and the champion did not appoar who was to
Holzo tho banner, Shout tho battle-ory
OF freedom, aud storm tho stronghold.
Tho rats had many meetings and conn-
soled long and nolsly before they could find tho
gallant rodont who would agroo to tic tho bell to
the cat. At last Hiss Anthony, With moro zeal
! thau wisdom, undertook tho work, aud the rost
stood by at q safo distance. The result Is appa-
I rent, aud is probably satisfactory to eyory Que
but Miss Anthony.
B We do not know that thoro Ia any particular
9 consolation we can oiror Miss Anthony IN hol
0 soro straits, except that she has enjoyed Quo d
t mans zlghts-tho right to vote illegally and bt
O punished for 1t. No othor woman las oyor on
j. 1oyod It, 20 that sho has the advantage
O Of being singular III this rcspocs, If that can b.
It called all advantage. Blo also has tho conaola
o tion Of knowing that she hos escaped with
# lighter punishment than III usual II, auch casoa
>, All unfortunate masculine wrotoh who Hlioul
10 porpotrato this oienBo would, III al probability
10 70 to tho Ponltontiary, unloaa pardoned by til
d. President Miss Anthony get of with tluo q
III e100, and tho Court, with fair show Of gal
J. lantry, nddod, "There Is no order that you stan
,g committed until tho lne is paid,'' 30 tint Mts
to Anthony, II sho docs not hold real estate upo
a. which lion can attach, may 60 through lifo Wit
DO an unrooeipted bill for that amount to aho
, 1873-06-21

The 1uannscrs of tho principal railroads run
ming north, woHt, aud south from Chicago cams
to 4 conclusion, yesterday, regarding tho FREQ
pass system, and signed q papor agreeing to
issue no moro passes except to their own en-
u1oycs and their famiios travelling on their own
roads. All passes now outstanding WILL 10 a.
lowed to continue III forco until thoir expiration,
Doc. 81, and gill not bo removed. Tho agreo~
ment doos not extend to casos whore the com
pauies ara required to issue paaBcs by virtue OF
lenses Of othor lines, or in pursuance Of written
contracts previously maao.
, 1873-06-21

for lcr martyrdom. The only featuro OF sadness |
In tho caae ia tho fact TINT so couldn't hayo l,or
own wny. Bho demanded TINT tho full rigor Of |
tho law should DO applied to hor caao, aud got d
worry mild punishment. This was hard. She |
has boon martyr without martyrdom. eho
hos boon pr1nIBhel without atripes. sho has no
wounds to exhibit whom sho onco moro tnkoa tho
stump and tolls tho etory Of llor wrongs It
was aorry ending Of lier grand orusailc. There
wore all tho olomenta Of h tragedy in it,-tho ar
roBt BY tho m1nions Of tie law. tho loneliness
of tho prison coll, tho 1ory haranguo to
Tho tyrant Judge, and tho majestic flat
Of tuHtico. All thoao elouaonta Of mans
ingratitudo nnd cruelty might. hayo boon
wrought up into an epic that would havo
fred tho univoraal hoart, and through, nil
hor' days slo would havo boon looked upon as
tho victim Of masculine oppression, who had
auf1ored al1 tho wrongs Of woman in horaolf. In
aton1 of this heroic denouomont, hor exit from
tho stage Is worry commonplace at beht. Aud,
worst Of all, Bho iaa dragged threo poor male
wrotchos into tho eamo miserable plight, who
hava boon found guilty Of roooiving tho Illegal
voto, md tloroby violating tho Inv. It may bo
possible that Miss Anthony :may hnvethought sho
Ind tho right to vote, but tho throo Inspectors
know better. It would have boon only
eimplo Justice II tie full penalty Of tho law had
been adiudgod in tho case Of Mise Anthony, and
tho three Inspectors had boon compelled tosorve
| 1t out.
| Tho plight In which Miss Anthony finds her
ee1f ahould toach her and oil tile othor advocatoa
Of woman's rights useful Lesson. It should
ahow thom tho folly Of attempting to carry out
thoir notions by bronking tho laws Of tho land.
It should also convince thom that, II they wiah
to obtain tho privilege Of suffrage, thoro
Ia but ono way to do 1t, and that
Is by tho enlightenment OF tho poo
plo. They havo got to prove to tho people
that 1t Is right aud proper and conducive t.
public good that they should yoto. They muRa
80 influenco legislation tint tho law ahall give
thom this right. Until this is dono, any Attemp'
to catch tho right Of gufrrngo In a trap, or tt
oarry 1t by storm, will end in tho samo discom
flturo which has ovortaken Miss Anthony. ThoJ
will find, as she has found, that it is vor,
serious matter to run full tilt against tho law
and that nothing Is gained by such hoadBtrone
folly.
, 1873-06-21

Michigammi, mining sotslcmont OF soo in
habitanta Oh tho sl1oro OF Lako Superior, took
fro Thursday from tho burning woods which
surrounded it, md YVES destroyed. The people
IL, sayo their livossought refuge In the lae, butt
number wato overtaken by tllcQamcs; eight bodies
have boon found, and moro aro known to have
norished. To add to tho sorrowful plight OF tho
pooplo they nre cut of from communication by
ral and telegraph, aa tho great heat has warped
tho rails and burned down the wiroR.
, 1873-06-21
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

srnMs or sunsonlr11ov trATAnLE m ADVANCED,
pe!ly, by ymatt....st2. Spn,ssy aussy ....."s
Paris Of year at ths satno rato
To proyout olay and mistakes, ho suro and giro fo7
on'ce address in tuIl including State md ooan.
Rnmlttancos may o ado Other hy satt- oapses' fo'
nfHco oracr or In rcgtstore,l ]oto.a, nt onr FsR'
TERMS 70 clrY sunRcntnEns. is,
Daily, dcvofod Sunday oacortca. st cont ref woos'
nsn ao,,,osod Huu,lay included. ~ conts roe wook
Address IfIN 1is!noHn e en.. III
Oorucr Madsou and poarhorn-At.. ohiohSo' h''
, 1873-06-21

The cholera has reached. Paducall, Ky, Whofo
there were six deaths yesterday out Of forty
coecs, Thcro woro 3s deaths in. Memphis day
before yoatorday and "a yesterday, nearly Ill Oh
tl,om from cholera. This il tho largoat mortality
nince tho epidemic Of 1866, and consequently
The city ia in a bad fright.
, 1873-06-21

Saturday Morning, June II, 1879
The inspectors Of Election who allowed easa''
n, Anthony to vote havo boon fined S55 each'

Secretary Delknap has ordered that soarch 10
mazda through the vaults Of tho War Depart
mept to SOC wbethor 1t is truo, as lately et@'eu'
TINT tho valunble records left thoro by Secretary
Stanton hayo bonn stolen.
, 1873-06-21

In accordance With tho prac:ice OF tho Depart
ment, tho Comptroller Of tho Currency, without
giving any warning, called, last May, upon tue
. twonty National DankH OF Chicago Tor ssaeo"
mont of thoir condition, and tho main pointa
Of their reports In reply arc givon In tho WaRh-
iurton dispatches.
, 1873-06-21

Tho ANa California recently printed aomo
etatlatlcs concerning the arrivals and departures
of cinnamon to and from San Franclaco, which
ore Of spooial interoat In connection with tho re-
, 1873-06-21

New Orleans complalna, aud not unreasonably
tint it is blockaded by ita bar, as thoroughly
as United Btatea gunbosss did 1t during tho war.
The accumulation Of drift In tho olannela ut tho
, 1873-06-21


Henry Il. Anthony, of n.I.
Tl,oa. +. Dt.yartl, of Dol.
Eugu,lB Uasserly, Of 0al.
Zach. Qiinntl!or, Of Mich.
lsouboll +. Fenton, of NY.
TlloB. W. Eorry, Of Mich.
TT. .ErelinglluyRen,of Nj.
REPRESENT
]. Allen Dhrber, If Wis.
John Cobslr1l, Of II.tl.
Aylett II. Cotton, of Iowa.
Hanluol Il. Cox, of n. Y.
John III. Orvba, Ut III.
OtRa, u. Tarw0il, Of ILL.,
G. 4. Finkelnbl,rg, of Mo.
william, I. Frye, of Mo.
Ja,nes 4. 1Krlleltl, Of O.
lsuguno Hale, Of he.
dG'. A, lIalsoy, OF N. ].
John i. Hawloy, Of Ill.
Joseph Il. 1lawley, Of OF.
aarEy ". uaxolton, Of Wla
John I'LL, OF N. ].
VIM. B. Holman, Of Ind.
, 1873-06-21

rAOApEMY or MUSIC ilnlsted street, hssMnen e,n
Wnitxnn and 1ionsoo Theatro ComtQup Combination
Aftgrrnon and eygninR.
, 1873-06-21

Mov1oKEHs Tr1EATnE-hsdtson st1oot, hotw9en ,cv,sn
TIndo l'Gfasa." Aftornoun and evening.
, 1873-06-21

MYERS, OPERA NoUBE-Afonroe street. botWe,en s,.
Rtaso md Doarbnru. Moran Manniuss hnstfe"'
Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-06-21
NOTES AND OPINION.

Bemi-oilicial announcement 10 mado OF tho
nn1nes OF tho fourtoon Senators aud thtrty-two
Representatives who had, to Juno II, refunded
their baok-pa into tho Treasury, to the aTount
OF $102, ,0l7.34 (an average Of 94,174), viz:
, 1873-06-21

AMpHrTHEATnr-Cl Clinton stroct botyoon WasnnG, !mne
ton and Randolph. Gal WagnoFs hlinatfe"' ni|'fAo'
and evening,
, 1873-06-21

DrNonAMToN, Juno 2o-The Grand jury to..
day Indicted Rosa Canning for the murder o1
he1 mother, Rosa oonnel!ty.
, 1873-06-21


:, " 9>'
tn that State. Tho people thoro haVo mover
fe1tern1 in thor deyotion to tlofr PARTY, Tho
.,,.4 ,,,..u;o. .uo .,a,,,oa will;
o'uoi soun'Ao' - '''s.S o'''A'~' '~-o to0e
tho Bame unrelonting, uuchanglng, do7osoo
mcm1ora of Tho Democratic party. Billy Mum
-. +,,o oro,;,;7
6o1' WIZ oppo'o'' Noe'0 ou'4t"so ~ sno e'oNN
tllat negroes wcro not momberB OF tho human
family renrosonted TINT distriot in Coneross for
,n,nv voors t. ia noy rcnrosentoa by CHARLSE
N 1,nm,son. On thu 10th Of Juno tLogo Demo-
crota of Allan countv he1d n moustor convention
Mt Linn. and odoptod among othcr things tho
fo,,o1,;no ,,nu;stokoh1c doclnrations:
wnrnrAa Tho oucn. bteb.nsudsd and glarlng
corruption OF tho servants of tho people, in squaner-
ing tno PUBLIC oonaa upon per ~ -, ~ - oon
GROSS Of thu Uncd States in and about tho passage Of
tho infamous oct commonly ea'oa tho Salary blil."
py wnsM .pU ~ sa a' rr'p ~ nnoa nvor ND
aovo tho amount for which they agreed to aorvo thcn
it now becomes tho duty Of the people, n'aaoimperntvo
, 1873-06-21

personal iutoroBtS Ill tho pa8L. IAero are Huu-
drods Of such in tho county.-G -Gtsn'oood (la)
Journal.
"A low opinion Of both tho existing parties,
an uuboundct dctoutntion OF professional poll
ticianB, and q daah of froe-trado sentiment nro
among tho elemeuta yielded by m analysis OF
tho Western. farmers' Observation-Disclosures
THE proaont far1nora' movement, striking aa
1t docs at Bono Of tho gigantic errors and HrioV-
nncoB resting upon tho nlaHBea OF tho people, IN.
spires tho cold otllco-seekerg and professional
| purty hacks with u lroad OF tho Judgment to
| como" and thoy are constrained to cry out,
"What shall wo do to DO Hayod9 Waterloo
(Io,ra) Courier.
1t will bo observed that tho farmers Of this
| county will orgnuize at Walnut droyo: on batuf-
day, The farmers movement il getting mora
formidable euch day. Oranges and clubs are
ticians stand amazed at the carelsss rlanner IN
which they talk OF killing of tho old stagors
ST. Joseph tAfo.) Gazette.
Not only tho farmers, bnt tho whole poptt'
lace begin to Hco tho nocos8ity Of such action
rhoso railroads hayo hoapod one net OF abuse
more 1noanneBa can bo found to draw from
Tl,oy hayo procured tho paasage OF laws tor thou
benolt, and tho injury Of tho farmers and pun
lie generally, By Which we haye boom Eoobea g o.
millions Of do!lnrB annually. They have III
tluencod legislation in thor favor by bribery nnt
hayo brought Judges into unjust decisions. Iht
farmers have at last "ralsod dust" ABOUT IL
aud may tho day (Fourth Of Jnly) they hnye 30
locted TOR demonstration OF thor uetoI'ni1aa
tion to put their foot upon tho mock OF tue 6lal
railroad oppression be Of euch enaloso5 nnss s's
monopolion will DO made to trcn'blo.-Ld tFoss
Nov. Tor tho first time In onr history. th'
peonle, aud particularly tho people OF thc "ost
have become impressed with tho adea that Iea
aud dangerous enemy turks under Tue soSo' =