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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
Marine Disasters,

R0CGH VOYAGE or A BALTIMORE SCHOONER.
NEWPORT, February Capt. French of
the schooner Carrie Nelson, RON Baltimore Tor
Providence, with load OF corn, nav at thi.
port, reports chat on January pen she expert
enced heavy gale and high sea. aud lost eve
rything movable of her deck. The companion
ways, skylights, &c, were stove in, aud for six
days the pumps could not be attended 70 on &C
count OF a heavy sea washing over the deck
The boat and bulWsTks were stove, and the YES
sci is leaking - Chilly.
A sHlPWRECKEp CREW 81 AvGHTERRD ny saw
AGES.
NEW YORK., February 3.-A letter from Svd-
ney, New South Wales, December 10Th saws
the bark Plato, which left here for China with
coal, some months ago, struck a reef north OF
New Caledonia, the crew escaping in Ons of
their boats and making for SalernOr Islands
On reaching their destination they were, with
one exception. mercilessly slaughtered by the
natives. The survivor was spared, from a su-
persutious belief that as the half a dozen ar
rows, with which he was pierced, had not
touched vital part, il would be unlucky To at
tack him again.
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WILLARD HALL.

SUILLARD HALL.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN wAsHIN 9TON.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
February 9Th, Oh AMI 7th,
TIE great illusionist OF the age,
NJ. HARTZ,
Of $50 Broadway, New York, will give series Of
his apprOachabIe performances, intrcdu ring all
of bis great STAB ILLUSIONS.
The only original ICdisn Box and Spiritual Bas-
ket, Copyright All imitsiiOns merely bur-
lesques. Also his Last great invention, entitled
AEROsTAT SPIRITUAL,
little copyrightedD which can never be performed
by any other person in the world.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY,
February TIN, at 2 O'Clock; open at l 80.
HIS performances are patronized By the clergy Of
ell denomii atl&s.
Doors open IL the evening at 80; commence at
Ocifck. Carriages may be ordered at 1918.
Admission, 80 cents; served seats, 20 cents which
may be secured at Ellis music store. CHI ldren 81
cents TO ress rived seats.
Pianist, Mr.. A. sEDGWICK, who will Introduce
solos on The Enssh concertina. Grand Piano loaned
by Mr.. Ells & Co. feb2-4t
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Jersey and tl,e Cenfa,,ta,

TRENTON, \. J., February 3.-The senate has
fixed the number of shares Of centennial stock
to be taken by the state at 10000, which will
yield 500 600
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~The experiment OF tee growing In cAlifor-
mia promises success.
ga fire I'm Constantinople SUNDAY pisht de-
stroyed over 100 houses, including the residepce
Of the Grand vizisr.
- Spain has Professionally recalled her
dipiomatic representatives. from Berlin, Vienna
and other European capitals.
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A SEASON OF ENGLISH COMIC OPERA.

"A WI
COMICOPERA COUP ANY
The only omplete organization, with p Incl pals.
ChorSs and Orchestra IN the United States for the
production Of Comic Opera.
Mrs. Oates deserves the thanss of the cOnmuni
ty Tor giving Us Comic Opera untainted by a single
indelicscy, yet with sill the riquancy and bTilancy
OF the French age. '-The Press.
EORDS, MONDAY. Feb 9Th Grand Duchess.
FORD'S, TUESDAY. Feb. 10Th, The Flower Girl.
EORD'S, WEDNESPAY, Feb. 18th, Les BararGs.
FORD 5, TIL UkSDAY, Feb 18th, Kings Secret.
cords, FRIDAY, Feb 18Th, Prima Donna.
FOODS, SATURDAY. Feb l4th, FOrtunio.
mrs Oates-M atiHee on St Valentines Day
Saturday Although the Comic Opera compels a
complete ami costly combination of Or mel pals
chorusters instrum and this pany
mss been much increased in numbers, yet the price
Of admission will not be increased. The sale Of
choice places will commence ON Thursday, F-bru-
aTy 5sh. faba-5.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHINGTON THEArER COMIyUr
w 18th Street, below Penna. AvsSae
A STARTLING MYSTERY.
ONE TEEK-FEB. 2-AND TWO MATINEEs
The celsbrated and wonderful artist,
BROTH ERS moo HOLLO'1
BROTH ARS-MUCH OLLO-BEOTHERSl
u ths Il ineN Plic able snd Astonishing
INDIAN BOX AND BASE TT TRICK
feat hich has asst nisrei and Oewildered all who
have endcsyors Z. Gnravel its mystery-ths great
est feat Il Indian SeCrOmancy.
Also POSITIVE appearance Of the
STU ARR SISTERS,
the beautiful y g,ish Duetists and Dancers.
First appearance Of the Aero batic Song and Dance
Men,
SEAMAN AND MOORE
The Champion p. destai-Skste Daucer,
EUBEBT kIEK
Ire Charming Vocalist.
Mss MINNIE SEAMAN
Tie bCputaJ Btrlpl-t.
DICK EALPH
WALTER BENN, JAS \ EDWAIDS
Am uVR ESTIEE COMPANY.
hATikEES FOR FAMIIIES WEDNESDAY,
AND SATURDAY
|Eufire Change 81 bin At each Matinee. Str
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The British Parliamentar, EIec,inns

I.oNDoNJ FEBRUARY 3.-Ihe election I'm Bris
tol yesterday resulted In the return OF Samuel
Morley and hirkinan HOdgsOn. Both are lib
erals, and were members OF the late Parlia-
ment. OF the members Of the new Parli ament
thus Tar chosen the conservatives have ma
Jority OF sixteen. There were a number OF
meetings OF liberals and conserv stives in the
Metropolitan district last night which were al !.
dressed by their respective candidates. The pro-
Get diDgs at all the gatherings were marked by
much disorder. The election in Greenwich +
IN progress TO-DAY. The return of Gladstone il
thought sure. dispatch from the borough
saws there have been number of fights aud
window smashing.
EXCITEMENT AND RIOTIEG.
LONDON, February 3.-DiSpatches from a
number OF places throughout the kingdom
where voting is taking place to-day, report
much excitement and some ri0tiug, especially
IN Bury, Lancashire, and Tralee, Ireland.
Right Hon. Robert Lowe was 70 day elected 70
represent the Londen university in the next
Parliament without opposition.
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Heavy now Storm nj the Northeast
BOSTON, February 3.-DiSpatches from the
northeast report heavy snow storm pre-
vailing.
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Rw"AMKRIcANn BuILprSe.-The property
known a. the Colvin Building, on the south west
corner Of Baltimore and South streets and the
adjoining building on the latter street, has re-
Gently been purch for the sum Of Si25 O0o
by Messrs. q. g. Fulton & Son, proprieforr of
In the spring tear down the buildineS Win q
view TO the erection on lie site OF one adapted "a
the business of the arm, at Q cost OF sbouf
500, 1000. The lot has q front on Baltimore
Baltimore Gazette.
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A WASHINGTON LETTER calls attention II
the noteworthy fact that not dollar has ever
been missing from the department of the comp
troller of the currency, where women exclu
sively are employed as clerks
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TIE BILL introduced in the House yesterday
by MIR. Plat relative to the pay of civil engi-
neers in the navy fixed the same according to
the length of service in the profession, the same
as fixed by law for naval constructors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-03

The House Committee on Naval \ fairs this
morning agreed to report a bill providing for
the distribution of certain prize money to the
officers and crew Of the United States steamer
Bienville.
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ID A " \ G. Z ID
81 HITEP.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LORDS OPERA HOUSE.

u . VI ma nv tSbs
FASHIONABLE HIGH COMEDY.
Engagement of the really great and gifted dra-
attic arti-t,
MIS- CARLOTTA LECLERCQ,
who, with the excellent actor,
MR.. II III. WOOD,
ard full company, rehearsec Cnder her ovH super
vision, VIII produce Gilberts exquisite satirical
PYGShLION AND GALATrA,
with the original mise en- scene.
~ In preparstion, the great American emotional
Gran q, full OF heart lat rest and the periJr in
intense feeling of " East Lyne," entitled FA TIE.
Also, Wilkie Collins own version of the NEW
MAGpALEN. fsh7
NATIONAL THEATER.
Mr.. j. G. Sole Lessee and Director.
Enlargement for six nights and one matinee of
the popular and fsvOritc actor.
MR.. W. j. FLORENCE,
wh@ will appear MONDAY and TUESDAY
EVENINGS, February al aud 81, IN drsmatiza-
tion from DickeEs' great novel Of =" No Thorough
' L'ABIME,
originally produced by him at Booths Theater,
New York
jules ObeureiZer.-...-.-..... Mr. W. j. Florence
GRAND FLOREEOE MAPINEE SATURDAY
In preparation and will be produced during the
COUSIN JACK COMING HOME
feb2 AND EILEEN OGE.
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TIE ENTIRE NUMBER of persons engaged
here and throughout the country, under the
internal revenue bureau, is 3,533 against s, $50
seven years ago.
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CORCORAN GALLERY OF Art.

On and after MONDAY, February ID, the Gallery
will be open 10 the public on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
from 10 a. m to p. m, with a charge Of Is cents
Including catalogue, for each person. On
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS
admittance to the Gallery will be FREE
On the evenings of MONDAY, February ID, ard
FRIDAY, February 6, the Gallery will be o oen
logue.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
Jsn3l-6t VIM. MACLEOD, Curator
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WILLARD HALL:-FOR THEE NIGHTS
w ONL1.-MOkDAY, TUESDAY AND WE'D
NEsDAY, February 2, ant 4.-GR1 DAVEN.
PORT MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, February T.
taiternoop The wOrId-renowned
DAVENPORT BROTHERS
VIII appear after most extrsordinar, ard success
ful &C ur of four in Europe, in their Upique
and Startling Wonders, VI ysterioEs and Una count
Sble displays Their profoundly mysterious pow rs
have sstonis he'd the scientists Of the old and New
word, and many OF the learned have been forced,
Oy tins most overwhelming evidence, to acknowl-
ecge them as mex phi cablel NJ com pIicated ma
Shinery or gltteriDg apparatus for ptiOn used
To preclude all possibility of the Brothers receiving
clandestlne assistance they will be confined in a
plainly constructed cabinet. subject the inspec-
uon aud scrutiny OF committee Of intelligent per
sons from the audience, and while secured in 8
thorough and complicated manner, the most Pro
found ana Startling WondeTs and Nj Mysterious Move
merits are produced; Musical Instruments are
played Hsnds aud Arms OF various sizes appear aud
disappear in full view of tho together with
many more Unacc0uutable and Astounding Phe-
nomena, all Of which are produced by Invisible
Agencies Popular prices Admission, 50 csnts re-
served seats 10 cents Sale Of seats commences Sat
urday morning at Ellis Music Store
isn0 81 STARR MoRBISsEY, Manager.
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THE NEW L. S. SENATOR FROM KANSAS
Ex-Governor James NJ. Harvey has been elected
United States Senator from Kansas to succeed
Mr.. Caldwell. Governor Harvey is a Virginian
by birth, but spent most CT his time in Adams
county, ILL.,, until 1851, when he removed to
Kansas and engaged in farming. During the
wsr he served as a colonel OF the 10th Kansas
infantry,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-03

NoMINATIoNs.-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations to the Senate to-day
Chas. Edwin Ballard, Mass, U. S. consul at
Zanzibar; George Ritchey, receiver public
moneys; Boonville, Mo-; Josiah A. Lee, reg
lister land office, Gainesville, La; Cicero L.
Bristol, pension agent, Omaha, Nebraska; 1t
Col. Il. Is. Tower, corps of engineers, to be COL
TO be lieutenant colonel; Capt. Jared A. Smith
corps of engineers, to be major; First Lieut.
James +. Gregory, corps of engineers, to be
captain. Also several other promotions aud
transfers Of officers of low grade in the regular
army.
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JUST RECEIVE ed.

JUST RECEIVED.
Weshsil offar 20 the Pub.5-, on MONDAY, Feb.
rUary D. Until sold,
500 PIECES
0AED WIDE BLEAOHED COTTONs,
slightly lrad b. vatsr. Price Of ne Io-, s1pe-
rICr 90 Andr, sc -Cgeu a, fsr........l y. cents,
az gLe lot actually worth "a cent? for 10
ALSO IN STOCK,
81 elegant quality Ysrt-wide Brown COTTON
st ?. cents.
o. a-s0-tment Of sHEETIEGS, LINENS, and
C-.-- D-u4e-:ics - very CON plete.
DRESS GOODS
At 8 wonderful reduction.
FULL LINE HANBCRGS
last received.
DON'T MISS A GOOD CHANCE.
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The ARKANSAS CONTESTED SEATs.-The
House Committee on Elections this morning
instructed the chairman to report resolution
TO the House admitting to seats as members
thereof, on pTimd fGcie evidence, Asa Hodges
OF the LIST, and w. w. Wiltshire, of the Sd Ar
kansas districts.
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y BOARD, consisting of Commodore DAME!
Ammen, United States navy; General Hun
phreys, United States army, and Professor
Pierce, United States coast survey, appointed
by the President 20 examine the reports on the
inter oceanic canal routes surveyed by the
United States government expeditions, will
me ct in this city for that purpose on Thursday
next.
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The SENATE MILITARY COMMITTEE held a
meeting to-day, and agreed to report favor ably
the bill to fill certain vacancies in the pay de-
partment Of the army, and adversely the bill
for arming and equipping the whole body of
the militia OF the United States; also the bill
relating TO brevet appointments; also Senate
bill S5S, entitled "An act to amend an act T.
establish military nrison.',
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-02-03

Mr.. CHAPMAN introduced in the House yes
terday bill providing that it shall be the duty
of the Clerk of the House of Representatives to
select in the city of W ashington one newspaper
IN addition to the number now allowed by law
in which such treaties and laws of the United
States as may be ordered for publication III
newspapers according to law shall be published
at the same rate and under the same regula.
lions as is now prOVided nv existing lava
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKNUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $3.50 ,376.
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PROPOSED REPRESENTATION OF THE STATE
DBPARTNEST-Mr. Orth, charm an of the COM
mittee on foreign affairs, has prepared a bill In
connection with Secretary Fish, and which, In
its nnal shape, the Secretary approves, pro-
viding for the reorgani zaton of the State de-
partment. The bill provides for a secretary
snd three assistant secretaries, being an in
crease Of one, and Q tablishes the Office Of
solicitor OF the Department of State. abolishes
examiner OF claims and establishes six bureaus
es ionows One, index and archives; two, nc
counts; three, rolls and library; four, statistics;
nve, diplomatic; six, consular. The bill pro.
vides An increase in the clerical force from
expenses OF the department are SsI, 500. Under
the new bill they win be s1O2 900, an increase
of sT 500. To provide for this without increase
or appropriations IL lie proposed to restore the
tai on passports to i've dollars each. and As the
number now issued annually reaches nins thou
sand this alone would more than paw for the
contemplated increase Of force.
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The WESTERN MAIL ROUTE CONTRACTS
Yesterday was the day for the filing of bids at
the Post Office department for mail routes in
the Pacific states and western territories for the
next four years. About three times as many
bids were filed yesterday as there were four
years ago. 1t will be several weeks before an
award is made.
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GEN. NJ. G. MKIGs, Quartermaster General
OF the Army, was before the House Committee
on Military Affairs this morning, explaining
the details pertaining to the duties of the Of
neers in the quarter masters department and
giving his views generally with regard TO re-
dUctiOn of the staff in connection with the
quaItermaster's department.
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RETRENCHMRNT.-Mr. j. Bancroft Davis.
Assistant Secretary of State, was heard by the
House Committee on Appropriations this morn
ing with reference TO the expenses OF the State
department. He favored an increase in the
clerical force in Washington, and ad vocated
new grade OF clerkship, at $500 per annum, for
all new appointments, to be promoted after the
lncumbeDts shall have become familiar with tue
duties. Mr.. Blackford, in charge of the Capt.
toll police, was also heard to the pro priety of
reducing the force under his CHARGE
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THE House Judiciary Committee this morn
ing agreed to report bill concerning the prac
tice in territorial courts and appeals therefrom
which provides substantially that the appellate
jurisdiction OF the Supreme Court of the United
States over the jud gments and DEGREES Of ter
ritorial courts in cases of trial by jury shall b.
exercised by writ of error, aud in all other cases
by appeal according to such rules and regula-
tons as to form and modes of proceeding as
the Supreme Cont NAV prescrihe.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

EAAL kSTxTE AND NOTE BROKE6s.
W" 3'n street, opposite q. .. fressary.
vToh sALk-A handsome HOUSE, on I uress,
- SlS: a new large double HOUSE. corn ~ n -
and h hOtsh Ne. lOl0 ksssAchusetts syenue
hoIsh 80; go - street east for sale e rent,
IA rds s..i price, $500. Several small HOusRs,
no ~ ysAS " ssfo; sneu cash payments. We
inpr> yed.o different RAILROADS rannins from ~
cfty, Gb s1 low figures sxchanae for eifv
propsrso $1,000 feet 81 GROUND in ysr,ous s eoy
ions q IL eey for sale % low 6guT e. on eaSy
or vim szeI anse Tor productive Improved proper,
lrrishec korss or rent 81 sIx per month.
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AN INJUNCTION AGAINST HON. CALEB CUsH-
ING.-To-day Judge &. w. Paschal filed for
Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, in the Equity Court,
bill for an injunction against Hon. Caleb Cush-
ing, on which Judge Wylie granted restrain
ing order, returnable on the 18th instant Mrs
Gaines charges in her bill that she conveyed
to Mr.. Cushing certain lands in Louisiana
6S,O0O acres, and received from him counter
deed acknowledging the trust, and afterwards,
In his own name, he obtained a confirmation OF
the title to said lands, denying her right to any
interest in them. She now asks an Injunction
to prevent the respondent from receiving the
patents AND certificates for said lands from the
Interior department.
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THE GARNET session to day was of brief
duration. All the members were present, but
no business of more than ordinary routine i'm
portance was under consideration.
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Two WoRTHIRs.-Mr. G. Alexander was a
spectator in the House gallery yesterday during
the debate on the resolution providing for an
Investigation into the affairs of the District.
When the resolution finally passed he rushed
out 10 embrace Concrete Thornton Smith who
was poking around in one of the corners like
the ground hog afraid OF his shadow. The eyes
of the hrst-named cur bstone broker protruied
ike saucers, and his little legs fairly rattled
with joy. He was last seen with his martial
cloak drawn around him, delivering an ESSAY
on the worthleSsness of District securities so
that he could, at the moment they we're lowest
buy up all that offered, to the end that when
the select committee shall have exOnerated our
officials, he may realize handsome profit by
hypothecatiDg them at par.
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NAVAL ORDRRs.-Lieut. X. NJ. Cuts detached
from the Powhatan and ordered to the HYDRO
graphic Office, Washington; Lieut.. c. r. Meeks
ordered to the Canandaigua Carpenter Joseph
4. Cox detached from the Portsmouth IN. II. }
navy yard.
Paymaster A. j. Pritcbard has reported his
return home, having been detached as fleet
paymsster of the North Pacific station and has
been ordered to settle accounts. Lieut.. Charles
w. Jarboe ordered to the photographic ofic e.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-26


In round numbers, the Republican
majorities have decreased in two years
NEARLY FIFTEEN THOUSAND VOTES.
Or take the increased vote for our
candidates in the past two years:
Waite had $500 votes more than Will
kinson Cox received 1850 votes more
than Graham; and Wilson $40 votes
more than Becker; making total alb
solute gain of S,72S.
And this be it remem bered not in An
''of year" with the voters staying At
home, but with 701 more votes polled
than were polled IN the Presidential
contest in 1872.
Let the Anti Monsp olists IN the COM
ing Legislature be true their principles,
and another year will wipe out the
majority eff 1894. being the aggregate
majorities of the three Republican Con.
gressmen. If one year has swept away
$1,000 majority, surely another year
should obliterate the remaining 1854.
The work ofeducation must proceed
the farmers riU think and As they
''think Republican majorities win dis
appear.
Let every Reformer grid on his ar
NOR and renew his faith. The Lore
lives, and the overthrow Of wrong, rob
berry and corruption is 3 mere question
| of months.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-26

This change lessons the sale Of wheat;
taxes every bushel sold; cripples the
merchants, and adds to the general
misery of the country. And why!
Does it cost any more to haul a car.
load Of wheat in December than it does
in October A little more wood may
be needed in the engine furnace; that
is all. Why then do they make this
increased Simply because winter has
withdrawn the competition of the
rivers, and they are resolved not to
compete with each other. Hence the
Chicago and Northwestern, the Mil
waukee and St. Paul, the West Wis
consin, and Minnesota Southern, all
unite on these rates. And the people
sit alphabetically while these anacondas
are encircling them to devour them.
And east of Chicago every road, ex-
cept the Baltimore and Ohio, has en-
tered into pooling combination to
raise freight and prevent competition.
"How long, oh! Lord, how long
All, gentleman corporators, you may
corrupt the ballot-box; you may block
all avenues of peaceable reform. Re-
member there is another remedy; and
when the people have to choose be.
tween poverty and revolution they will
not hesitate long.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1874-11-26
THE TIME TO WORK.

Now is the time to begin the next
years campaign. From this time for
ward let the work of education and en-,
lightenment proceed. We must wheel
Minnesota into the battle-line of Reform,
against the plunderers of mankind.
Circulate this paper. Get your
friends to subscribe for it. If you have
Republican neighbor, ask him to hear
DO tn sides of the great issue. and take
the ANTI MoNoPonsr. As Milton said.
"We have no fears Of Error, as long as
Truth is left free to combat it,
During the winter, hold meetings and
debate these questions; and the men
who express your views and advocate
them with the greatest ability. put for
ward for the Legislature next year.
Drop the old wire.pulling hacks, and
let ability come to the front. If the
nation is to be saved it will require it's
best brains and its best hearts.