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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

SOMETHING To THINK ABorT.-Addisou
has left on record the following important sen.
tence: Two persons who have chosen each
other out Of nll the species. with the design to
be each Others mutual comfort and entertain.
ment. have. in that very action, bound them.
selves to be- good humored. aaablc. joyful. for.
giving. patient with respect t. each other q
frailties and impertections, tn tho end Of their
lives.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

The present editor If the Statesman, still
smarting under the castigation administered to
him last winter, by Judge Whtson, undertakes
to make the public believe he told the truth on
10 last week. It's a fruitless labor. He 10 too
well known to impose on any body in that way.
Everybody 10 aware that his moral turpitude
10 such that he cannot tell the truth, no matter
what the provocation; and this imcapacity IL
pitied. not blamed, NJ it would be If it were q
fauIt-an acquired habit instead of natural
deficiency.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

NEWSPAPER CHANGES The Salem 1Mcr.
curry has changed bands. It 10 now owned by
Mr.. E. L. Bristow. Of Eugene City. Oregon,
who IL said to be . staunch Democrat. Mr.
Mart. V. Brown has associated with him in the
publication Of the State Rights Democrat a
gentleman named Clark. New recruits in the
journalistic brigade, We believe.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

DEsTrrUTIoN-The Ssatcsman calls tho At
tention Of the ladies Of Boise City to cad
case Of sickness and destitution 10 that city.
The ides Of want in Idaho is hardly crsditable,
- our people are reader than any others to
give relief when it i needed; but We may ut
have to become familiar with it a. other people
arc.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS acknowledge
invitations to be present at the Second annual
Fair Of the Union Co., Oregon. Agricultural
society to commence Sept Goth; also the In.
dustrial Exhibition Of the Mechanics Institute
San Francisco. Sorry we cannot attend both,
or either.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05
J&resisl yptiffs.

sPselAl Sotie>s-I hereby offer ,or =,
$500. sstraot Of cd mining ground eo..s s 10y
enough ground Tor twenty-five YEAR. ~ ,a,a'aia
plenty q hes vseer the year rouna aad
ground = situated g The south side Of ros. Saad
soou: two and half miles shove Idaho css Greet
e 900 ro :. ss'%s xnish esnno. fan CIV. .as
Idaho cl1x, July Is. 1874. -1Ie 70 ofhcs.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

A GENTLEMAN up from Boise City one day
last week, who is acquainted with tho typos in
this ONCE says Governor Bennett and Clitu.
bsroor furnish the mental pabulum Of the
Statesman during the absence Of 'our editor. y
This lets the cat out" Governor Bennett
supports Governor Bennett for Delegate in
Congress. Whist On excess Of modesty!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY Relief for Young Men from ~
1ects OF Errors and Abuses in early life y me e.
Restored. lmpediments to Marriage remove, ad;n1ood
Ro % an1 New and
velopes. Address HOWARD ASsOCIAT1n1WSa 'ea En-.
south Ninth st.. Philadelphia. Pan Ins, no:
having high reputation for honorable condn uunon
professional skill. 0oAouct and
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

as n. PErTxxoIIL Co., 10 st... o..
ton. 81 Park Row. New York, and 7o1 chess. 0os
Philadslphia. are our Agents for procur,,." 'feet
ments for the IDAHO WORLD in the .hov. -. s'u'e
authorized - contract for advertsinc 20 cities aad|
rates. s. 20 = out oWeatI
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

REJolcrN0.-Silver City, I. T. has been
placed in telcgraphic communication with the
outside world. and her people manifest their
JOY over the circumstance BY huge celebrs.
ton. Hurrah for Idaho Territory!
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

Coon MEMORY.-The Free Mason says
there ID man In Cincinnati who il IL posses
sion Of such powerful memory that he 10 en-.
p'oyed By the humane society 70 remember the
poor.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1874-09-05

CHANGED HANEs.-The Mountain Sentinel,
published ct La Grande. Oregon. has changed
hands. Il il now owned, and will hereafter be
edited By E. s. McComas and J. H. Stevens.
Jr. Esqs With Mr.. Stevens we are not &C
quainted.; but to friend McComas we offer our
~ aud our sympathy. Mo-. you have enter
cd upon tho most villainous and abominable Of
oil professions except the legal profession-the
ono the least rewarded, tho most dependent
and servile-one in which you will 6nd it
next to impossible to retain. even your own
selfrespect If you tell the truth every street
corner loafer and tap-room soaker who can get
access to tho columns OF such papers ~ are
devoted to hoodlumism, blackmailing and slan-
der, will accase you Of lying, in order to cover
up their own crimes; if you lie. tho wretches
whose villainy your lying subserves. will pat
you on the back aud nsuseate you with flatter.
lee vile - they themselves. But Mo-, We trust
you win be sufficiently prosperous to reward
you, in 90 far 10 gold can reward the anguish Of
soul inseparable from the connection Of sensi
tive manhood with journalism. especially coun-
try journalism. for what you must endure.
To Mr.. Bull. whom We have met and admired,
we offer our sincere congratulations on HE re-
TRACY from the pursuit Of profession which
must be abhorrent to . nature like his. a. it 10
to 70. The Sentinel, under his management
had the merits Of respectability and devotion
to local and home interests; but it had not the
policy.-perhaps it had too much honesty.
which il the antipode Of policy-to 60 with the
majority fright or wrong" and it failed Sue
cess in the newspaper busiuess-if it can be
called . business-in these corrupt times, is
only to be achieved BY pandering and dishon.
esty; Aattery and lying. Truth and right are
under foot.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
The Beds of Kaolin
Tn w God County

or elsewhere, while his Hardware from Birming-
ham, and from the Birmingham of America. in
Guiding choice Cutlery, and also Farming Imple-
ments of every style and pattern manufactured,
are kept for sale cheap, and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29

have now on hand and am daily receiving
from Eastern markets, one of the largest and best
selected stock of Goods ever kept in Wood Coun-
ty and solicit parties wishing to buy goods to can
where.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
-:
Rzy IN as VI
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS

Why is it that the people who try the Reining
ton Sewing Machine universally pronounce Ii tn
most Perfect in the World 4?
by Is It that in one year ii has gained a great
er popularity than other machines in ten years
never equalled by any Company OF three times
its age?
WIZ is it that it takes the lead whereverintro
due
Why IS it that you never see the Remington
sent in for repairs?
Why is it that the best Agents of other Ma
chimes leave them 20 sell the Remington?
W ny Is 1t that eveay person who owns n Rem
lngson likes It and recommends it.
ny Is II that people want to exchange other
sO-called first-class Machine for the Remington?
lyou will examine the Remington you will
De able to answer these uupSti0ns
If you buy, Sewing Machine Won want
to buy the best, one that does not get or {
of order, one ffiat runs easy. one tslat
does perfect work, one that will last "A
life time, and do the greatest range OF
work with the least trouble 10 the {Iper-
ator. ana always ready for work yvnen
you are.
Ii you examine the Remington you will never
want any other,
The Remington is a combination of the best
points OF live different IirSt-claSS Machines viz
Howe, Singer, Domestic. Davis and Aetna, and
for the right 10 use, the Remington Company
nave TO pay royalty.
The Remington Machine is manufactured At
the celebrated Remington trmory OF l:lion, \
Y, one OF the largest establishments III The
world, employing a working force ui 1909 men.
The sale OF every machine is accompanied hy
the company own guarantee.
0. c. NEE Y ES, .Agent.
Grand Rapids, June 23l, If
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29
in Central Wisconsin
ADVERTISING RATES

One inch, or fraction of an inch, constitutes
square.
Leaded notices in reading columns, OF under
nead OF business Notices." 10 cents per line fer
hrSt insertion, and cents per line for each sub
segUcnt insertion.
Marriages and Deaths inserted free
Transient advertising payable in advance
Legal Notices requiring proof Of pu blieation 40
be PAID for before said proofi GefiY eredall 9th
ers payable in advance.
All advertisements will be inserted until for
bid, unless some specified time IS stated.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-29

Our facilities for storage of logs and MAUI
ufactu1ing lumber are ample, being superb
or to any other on the Wisconsin River
having storage separate and independent
from the main River sufficient to safely
hold and handle at least 5O,OOO,OOO feet OF
logs. and would say to cur old customers as
well as others who may wish saving done,
that we have recently reftted and added
largely to the capacity of our mill for manu-
featuring and handling lumber, and hope by
fair dealing and strict attention to business
to merit continuance Of their patronage.
We would also call the attention of the
citizens of Wood County to our complete
stock Of
, 1874-10-07
FIRES,
At Evansville. Ind

EvANsv1114E, Ind, Oct. 8.-About o'clock
this morning fl1o waB discovered IN the furni-
turo-wareroomB Of Meyer i Brothers, on Main
street, and has been burning all the forenoon,
but IL now under control. Tho furniture il
neusly total loss also large stock Of clothing
iu tho same building, owned by Nathan Gross.
The total loRs Is not yet estimated, but it is very
large, exceeding $4,000. The amount Of in
eurnuco is S51 ,UDD.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Oct. 8.--11,o fire In Myers
ad GraHs' stores wnn the uost destructive OF the
scason. Myers l. Co.'S stock waa vatned at
$l5000 to e50.000, and insured ~ follows !;
Homo. Of Now York, *20o0; Queen. Of 1:.iyer:.
pool, 81, 900 phonir, -, $4,000; Royal, Of
London, mud Eiro Association, Of phiadelPhia,
$1,000 each; Hamburg aud Fireman, aud Ming
eea, Of New, York, s1,5oo each. Tots1 $22, ,ooo.
Grass stock wns insured for $9,5o9, as fol-
S4.50o. Tho building belonged to widow posey,
Of Kentucky, and was valued at $40, 900. lnsIr-
ed au follows: Endorwrters' Agency, North
j. British pad Mercantile, Homo, Of Columbus. and
f5erwaHia, OF Cincinnati, 81 500 each; Hartford
Insurance Company, Of North America, and
Continental, Of New York. ct, 900 each Total,
SxO,0C Tho building is guttad. Tho walls
appear firm.
, 1874-10-07
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

John Smith, Of No. 315 pa,Lina street, had bis
right leg broken above tho knee yesterday after-
noon while loading piloa on a car On the North
western truck.
James Darcy. d saloon-keaper at the corner OF
Ashland aud Archer avonues. had his right arm
prokon yesterday afternoon while endeavortng
to moyo ehod.
4 boy named Timothy Callahan threw stone
at mother lad, yestorday afternoon, and struck
him Iii the eye, injuring him severely. Oal!a-
hun WIS arrested nnd locked up in tho Armory.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer uoHst-G. II. Adams, Greeley, COL:
Charles 4. Griffith, Now York; j. 3. Tyler,
rh!adelphia;, ": W: Bruce. Now York; M5s. r; Q.
II. kasson, burlington, John Il. Elliot, Phila;
dciphia; H. Howard, Now York. Grand
Pacific U0tel-T4o Key. U. Doyle. Nashville;
uoorgo B. Norton. Mcmphis tho Roy, J; V.
Dgennan, Providence, L. T.; J. 7. stuaobakor,
Suuth Bond; George Thornton. Boston Il. Il.
Hagur, Nov York; tho Rev. Fl. F. Fairbanks,
Whitewater, VIA. William Plankinton.. bfll-
waulses; Cornelius Na!fori. London; James
Mcdowell, Washington; Col. n. Z. Rivers,
proprietor st. CharIey Hutol, Now OileanB; T.
O'Gornlan, D. D.. Rochester 1rt7no'
IoHse-W. t.. Bchcnck, Philadelphia; G, B.
Rogers, Detroit; j. II. McHnnry, 8. Louis
Con. J. Il. Potter, y. S. A.; II. D: Blake!ae
Buffalo. Sherman Housa-Gen. Roeve
U. s. A.; George u. Hotflnan, Philadelphia; n
Boardman, Lyous, Ia.; O. b. Atayon, San FTan'
cisco.
, 1874-10-07
WALL STREET..

The Stock Market Fcveriah md Unset.
tststs.-{srnpYnl DcAtrc to Hell-Hua.
pvndc.l-A Broker EniIs-EauMora-
N,sspcnptola OF Foreign HaOtHea-Dis-
count III England.
yuec1al D,spatch to Fae Chieaoo Tribune.
NEW YonK, Oct. 8.-Firss dealings ut tho Htonk
Exchange to-dny t4dicatcd al ontlro change in
tho tempor Of thu majority Of operations and
tho almost wild doslro which had beon exhibited
during tho papt tan days to become tho posaeBs-
oss Of ptoclss gayo place to ali apparent gon-
orsl wish to toaltzo. At first thore Was fooble
attompt to HuBtaln tho price OF Lake Shore
and Western Union Tolograpl, ut 50 aud
sD1l respectively, but tho willingness Of u
majority Of iiodcra 10 soil aoon frustrated It,
and both stocks gayc way, selling down about
pcr oont, followed by h reaction Of about por
cent, only to sell of ngan tn stil lowor prlccs.
Thus tho m.rkot tl,lotuated up nnI down durlug
tho day, each downward turn leaving
rRECEs 1nwER THAN DEfonE.
until finally the MARKET cloacd foyeriAh mud un-
settoa s'ds. on ray ., to sF ,n sSst +; from l. the
m svo b failed 10 to sFs' "ss tss t''' sensr" sI
ntagnation Of our mercantile and manu.
factnr.pg intorcstH and ohcap noney roaaon Tor
wl'iun is no largely dopeudant upon tho general
prosperity OF tho country for its SUCCESS. It Ii
certain tint thoao who went into the market to
buy to-tlay lad Btocks thrust at ttlom In great
pr0ruaion, a1ll1 that sudden decline of u or H
per cont in tho bids nRdo
NO sEHBtntE DIMINurtoN
in the supply Of stooas otler,ug. It Is bolievol
tint tho aalen vote mainly If long stocks and
for tho purpose Of roaliziug profits. Tho mar
kct has, psrllnps, been to sonlo extont influenced
| by r,.l,lors uf futtlor suspensions among co1n~
nlorvial und banlting l1mB, which lack oonarma-
tion,
tTo ths Assocl,ttd FTess.]
4 su8rENE1oN.
Kuh, Knppor l. Co.. dcalets and fobbcre In
woolan gouds, announce tLeir suspension, but
| lopo that it will bo only temporary.
Tho failure Of II. D. Patterson, brokor, ia
| announced.
| KuMons
Tho Btroet Ia flooded with rumors Of trouble
| In MI departments Of tralc aud tho suspension
| oil house wtoso HoivencyshaB hitherto been u1l-
doubted. No namea aro monttoned. and no
particulars are given, but tho utmost use il
nude OF tho reports to doproes Btoeks, and with
| good succoss
| A London houBo waB mentioned as bntnE en-
| tarr1ssei, but no uanlo WAS given, and nothing
detiuite seemed to ho known hora III regard tc
| thu matter.
! suArESs1oN OF FOREIGN HOUSES.
Recently largo gra'n merchant in Hull, Ing.
and unotlor III Franco, suspended, tho latto
OF these firms lad Lnndon connections, quo
this 1nay sxpluin the rumor about tho Londor
! house.
| DISCOUNT IN ENGLAND.
4 London 1lspAtch aayH: ut Ia tha genera
| opinion OH tho Stock Exchange that the Datk o
| lnxiaAl's ratio Of discount will be advanced o.
Or boiors Thursday.
, 1874-10-07
UTAH ITEMS,

sA17 LAKE. Oct. G.-The impanneling, Of tho
aa., stands seventeen 0ent:lea and six who.
vi :ough profossors Of tbs Mormon re'ision,
.!tt lare themselves willing to tnt indictments
.sinHt po'ysamista ona Juror sworn M IL, yester y;
rsv tx, xyea Ed f fshoy Of thirtyou cdrsu
Tha fos.y-Iousth sol.si.anuual oonfer1'ce Of
tic l.atter.Day snlnts commenced to-day. 1t is
MT 'nded BY brigham Young and ~ OF the lnin'
eli III councillors. President Smith said III h'H
o., nlnG address tho subjoct for contemplation
will ha thu general reformation Of the order Of
Euoch also that two or tlreo hundred nion Will
10 called upon 10 SO to Saint 0oosgo to hurry up
tut building Of tho tample ut that plaza during
tho coming Mintor.
, 1874-10-07

NASHVILLE. Teun.. Oct. G.--specials to the
Nashville papsrs state that Judge Honk will
publish card in to-morrow's Knoxville Press
ard Herald withdrawing from the Congressional
contest in favor Of Drownlow, and promising to
stump tho district for him.
special to tho Union and -4userican atatos
tint in tho discussion between Porter mud May
uard, tho candidates for Governor, ut Sweet
water, Z. Teln.. to-day, Porter accused May.
uard Of bolng in favor OF civil rights. Maynard
declared himself not in favor OF the Civil
Rights bill.
, 1874-10-07

Decombor, st 1277So; 500 tcs. seller I;aanuary, at
III frofghts on berth and by ollarter thore was
only moderate business. and coaad with ratea
generally ateady. Craft accommodation by LfY-
orpool ateamora met with Il limited inquiry. III
tho a.,Hence Of engagements, ratos are ~ last
published.
, 1874-10-07

i7,<eial Uitpatch to 1ht GA'tsa" Tribune.
NrNlA o., Oct. 1.--uuy. Moves atldrhsAed
large audience at the Eity-Hall to-n!glt, He
dwet ono hour utltl half tho political ahl!os,
cheap tranBportailon, civil Bslyleo, party rouord,
local iasuah, etc. 1Io referred 10 tho fatt tat
ehargea had leon praferrod agniilAt tho Super
intondont Of Tho Holdiern' Orphanh' Hoinoo: Ho
tha Institution. for the honor Of tho Institution,
anu Tor the l,'nor Of tho Superintendent: Ii.
however, they wore found true, atd llo I1all besn
guilty ot seeking ha ruin Of ay .,dor As cars. lso
was worthy u paca in tho lowest lleil. Tllls
declaration waa heartily applHuded. Tho Gov
eruor ia all olouuoMt advocate. aud acquitted
himself to tho Hlttsfactton Ut hiu warmeat ad-
1pirsrH.
, 1874-10-07
COUNTY CONVENTIONS,

VHNIIuI4I1 CQUNTll 4-HETUHAzEAHs
isptcial Dispatch to The CAsest9o Tribune.
LIT. CAnuoIl, ILL.,, Oct. G.-Tho Republican
County Convention WAS hold hore to-day. Thoy
elected oloyon delegates to represent tha county
in tho Senatorial Convention, which meets at
Fulton On Thursday next. The delegates vera
instructed to voto TOR Il, A. Mills Of lit. Carroll,
for Senator, and Norman j. French, Of York.,
for monlbor Of the Gonoral Assembly. Mr. Mills
is 4 banker III upright citizen, and q nun Of
good abilities. Mr. French In wealthy farmer,
and man Of sterling integrity. George T.. snt-
ton, Of a(t. Carroll, wah Nominated for Sheriff,
mud LOWS ". Damis, OF Savannah, 1or Coroner.
Tile Congressional prospects of Psucknoy ala OIL
the Wane,
, 1874-10-07
MONROE COUNTY, a1lon.-ngaooKAr1o.

MoNuor. A!icl., Got. a.-TLe Mouroo County
Democratic Convention, hold i'll this oily this
astaiuaou, nominated tho following ticket |:
Bunator, f1enan j. Rsdield HlorltI, Stephen
.. Waktaeld; Treasurer F. Niedenaior; Clerk,
L. A. dlllsy ll.yistor, FRANK d. Ciark Prose-
outing Attornoy.. fruuk Kaleigh Olsouit Court
Comnlissionor, IL Shaw Noble.
, 1874-10-07
BALLOON AScEkiEi0H

TrrTnnrRn, pa., Oct. G.-~prof. Donataaon,
thu aaYonaul, accompanied by Aya ladi0a OF this
citY. tnadb 4 Huqeesatul La1loon 1Aoanslon from
.-R.1axnl.a Aiplutrutna ssrodhuh thia kftutapou,
, 1874-10-07

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
SEVENTEENTH NEW YoAx NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TAo1, N. N Oct. B.-M, ]. Townsend hax bssn
x1uuiuatud fut 0ongttaA Ivy ths Nopubuuans,
, 1874-10-07
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
~-.,><>--
10 ARCIII'rECEII'!SS
AND BUILDERS.

Tho Merchants, Farmers and Me-
ohanics' Savings Bank Of Chicago, in
the interests Of the Laboring Glasses
and it's Building Loan Department,
will pay q reward Of One Thousand
Dollars for the best plan, with speoi-
foations, Of a fre-proof, or an ap-
proximately 6ro-pEoof, Cottage Of five
rooms. A circular containing full
information can be obtained BY ad-
dressing a note to the H., F. and NJ.
Savings Bank, No. rs South CLARK
st.. Ohioago.
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
, 1874-10-07

F'vor oponod in Chicago, at prices
that defy competition.
Tho assortment Of now DRESS
GOODS, BLACK SILKS, CLOAK
ING VELVETS, SHAWLS, I'LAN-
NELS, BLANKETS, &c., &c., ic
largo and variod, and I'LL through
Hhp CIosk L and SUIT Department. is
1lndor the supervision Of VIII. REID,
lnto Of 4. G. Downs g. Co., and first
Glass garments will be made to Or
der at short notice.
, 1874-10-07

In shooka. prlco 10 cts., 40 o!s.. and 80 ot''
Por!sotIy ataptsd tU graded clastes. In Primary IT
Grammar Bcil0ols. by l.. .. E4EilaoA aud ".
ltLDEA. Alr4Auy In snccc s4ful nAu n tho schools.
, 1874-10-07

n,nlorstood ' tl,at he IL IL ~ ''istTsiy iIepnSy
llcan. ilo. il very poor speaker,
md repeated lis expression or political faith
several tineB. lie denounced Kotleman for will
flying Heting, Thought America IL pretty good
uous'try. and ended BY saYing that AZ for Lln!aof
he is only little local 1nau
0en. NodolnGn skuke second ti1no md gave
Mr. Stout soyero caatigatioa for daring to de-
John Q. l;ekor, an oaico-soolser, aud - En-
| glohardt, foluwod, their rc.narsa boiug chiefly
arrnigntnonts Of hr. uosng ior political i.,ovn-
| HiAtency.
Lou;n Nolko, a Communist, spoko in German.
| He arraisned lcn. I.ieb as being au autourat,
| Joi'n LH'le, who waa iaborint: under heavy
weight Of lager, in r1apanHo IL loud nnu re-
poated calls next addressed tho meeting. Ilo
sa!a: Gente4@irol'' ,,t we.ro all born under tho
what's right. We'l all give tho Republican
| vote, mud hopo ali who hayo nut Joined tue
organization, !7ilI coao forward aud Join.
| EUhoorB, whist}inE, Aud HtampinE.1
Conrad Iolz, JniIer. apolie III German, but
| frequently indnigctl iu whnlo neJtencra in Eng
| !lab, making hia a1drcas Of the Pennsylvania
| Dutch chnsaotas. ln one part OF 1t ha saia ::
| 0'lIara 5helidan, md oil that cliqno hayo got
| TO ahllt Upland then ho taok glass Of hoer,
lie rcsu,aed !is SPEECH, and received many
cries Of "Uots 70" aa he ptocacdol.
| Znbol, tho Communist, vino Ind entered while
l'olz wns speaking, ~as here loudly cstled fur.
LIZ Ealu LAAt tllb E1AItIdsZfFsH9 WIS reHt.DHanG
for tho n.legpynsnnlel,t Of the city that lesins
las united tno rulb1o ind uoum ot tllo uornlan
and Irisll, aid otlers, and hah takan in n few
decent Americana to liend them in this fall fight
The cA.sdi4aten, as nominated by tue oppmA'ion
| party llo des!gaatod as u miserable set. Eu!o-
xixil!g tho Republicans, inaBnuell ~ they naye
trlod TO anleorsto tho condition Of thu working
| 1aen. ho oloBad an1d ohooEs And crieh Of hlayo.
| a appaker, thsu lofood hllnhelf upon tho t1oot.
Iii, ittas sx3!nY ll&s hi Akad VI usl1k 9lAka