Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-10-02
THE NEWS.

IOr nara money.
| Carl Schurz made the first of hi.
nine speeches in the Ohio campaign
Monday.
If the frost keeps off until the first
of October, Iowa thinks she can re-
alize at least ST 900, 900 from her corr
crop.
The Philadelphia Star says: 9 Blu.
siness improves gradually but Ger.
tainly, and trade, in consequence, is
healthy. Merchants are more cheer
full and confident, and the general as.
pect of traffic is encouraging"
| The youthful Napoleon is to make
a tour of the world, ostensibly fol
the purpose of completing his educa-
ton, but really in order that he may
be got out of the way until the senti-
ment of France is a little more aus
! picious in his behalf.
The Sheriff of Fentuer county.
! Tenn, has captured a man who an
swers the desc Upton of the notori-
Gus Cole Younger. He had $4.400,
and offered all to be released. He is
believed to be partner of Jesse
James, who was killed at Pine Hill
Kentucky, last week. Both were
concerned in the late West Virginia
bank robbery.
Last Saturday Mrs. Ebenezer Dins-
more, of Weathersfield, Vermont,
being refused by her husband the
privilege of attending a circus, pois-
oned herself and her three children.
The youngest has since died, but the
mother and the others are expected
to recover. Mrs. Dinsmore is sun
posed to be insane.
Information has been received from
the Wilson division of Professor
Hayden's surveying party in Colo
RADIO announcing the discovery of adj
ditional remains of a prehistoric
race. Professor Hayden denies the
statement that he had intimated
that there was any lack of courage
on the part of the Garlands division.
which was attacked by the Piutes.
The New York Board of Trade
Tuesday received from ex-Sena-
tor Schurz communication in
forming them them that owing to
the pressure of business he could not
address them on the question of
finance on the 18th, 10Th or 18th of
next month. The board telegraphed
him to name any day in October for
the delivery of the address.
A dispatch from the Red Cloud
Agency says the Black Hills Com
mission have determined not to meet
the Indians in council until they
have determined what they will do
in the matter of the occupations Of the
Black Hills country. A majority of
the chiefs are reported to be in favor
of the sale, but much turbulence is
reported among the young men of
several tribes.
The best English authorities agree
that the wheat crop of that country
for the present year will be about
thirteen million bushels less than
that of last year, and that it will be
necessary to import some eighty
eight million bushels for the years
consumption. 1t is believed that the
general European crop will be equal
ly short, and that corresponding
increase will be made in the exports
from this country. This will not Ice
bad news for Western farmers who
are happy over an unusually large
crop.
The Brooklyn Eagle. which is one
of the staunchest and ablest demo
cratic papers in the country, advises
the unterriiied hosts of the Buckeye
State to defeat the rag money candi-
dates for the goyernorship and lieu
tenant governorship by voting for
the republican standard bearer, Gov
ernor Hayes. 1t gives this advice.
no doubt. on the strength Of GOV
ernor Tilden s counsel, that it makes
no difference what a man Is called
provided he is honest, and holds
sound principles. The Eogle thinks
that regulators like Uncle William
and General ). j.. Cary cannot be
honest men.
The Nebraska democrats talk hard
sense as well as hard money. The
Omaha Uerald, one OF the ablest and
most Influential democratic journals
in the West, gives the warning
that
The West will stand by the de
nocracy of New York in its honest
and bold avowals for honest men and
honest money with resolution
which nothing can disturb. Candi-
dates for the Presidency will please
take notice that the democracy of
this Nation are not merely for hard
money. They are likewise for hard
men. Deluded gentleman who think
they can make Presidents by COM
promising democratic principles will
wake up some fine morning to find
that they have made a fatal mis-