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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
HEsfLOcX.
UNION TANNED.
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Light Backs .......S5q8G Light crop. SO a33
Middle B'ks Hoayy362aS72i Bellies Gl5
Calc1tt2 BuffalO-LigEt ZUU2L Middle ZJ~%A, heavy
70 Damaged. lT0lS42
MOLASSES-New- Orleans firm at o39O|c.i demand lalr
Porto Rico steady at 3JD5JC for Old
NAVAL sTORES-spirtts TurpeDtine quiet at 64i2@33c
nOsn quiet unchanged quoted 81 35GSz 40 iOf Com
lion 70 Good
= OCFAN FREIGHTS.-Rates rather weak but without
quOabe change. Petroleum charters fairly active OTHER
Hise quiet ... LIVERPOOL, steam, 5,OO Dusl cram Sl
lsg boxes Beeon ls 81 @20s 200 bales totton s20
Toll steam pals Lard 25s goo boxes Cheese ~ 90
"a. ROTTER DAM steam 10000 bush. Grain, bl4d.-..-
fEHCAsTLE, steam, 900 boxes Bacon, zIs' %
bark, 800 bbls Crude II. ANTWERP bark nom Baiu
pore. 1000 bbls. Refined 8s "a ... MEDIIEKKANE AS
bsrs 200 96ls Refined private terms fIN s6T
BAY, steamer 5000 cases Rein ed Soo BLAYE, baTk
SSoaer,O o hence aud S acF, with I'm ogwood 80,
FANPEACHY AND VERA CRUZ. British brig lb6 tons,
pence wa Fair Haven, Conn., Machinery etc, ES,OO
5hONIEhA schooner 70 tons general cargo private terms
y...sI. THOMAS. German steamer l.7b6 tons generai
klgo; private terms. ERIN DA, schooner, l42 tons,
pom Jack sOnvile lumber $40 MATANzAk Norwegian
Rslk 500 ons from baltimore coal q as and back 70 New
ssooonaf $3S TONS hence back with sugar 60 general
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
FrRnpEAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

LONDON Jan. l5-l2;SO D. mConsols l92ile for money
ana lO5 for account; Atlantic ana Great western second
mortgage trustees certificates IL - bre 49, NerA OK
Centra 1885, Pennsylvania Central. 6iS New-lor Oh'afo
oNpoN Ian l4-2OO D. m-Consols, lOOse foT money ald
loIs for the account BOMBS four per cents, III hle
second eonsos & FORK Central 1852 PennsyXana
central 81 a. Reading 83o NewYOIk Ontario and West
ern ~ Atlantic ana Great Western second mortgage rus
tees cerulncates, II, -. .,..oo
LONDON l4-2:30 p. m.-Pars adyices quote lliee
pe cent rentes so confines tor the account
IONDON Jan l4The Economist Of this week says; " Inc
rate for Bank bills sixty days to three months Is
tisa4 Der cent Trade bills, sixty dayst0 thIee
months {LB5 per cent The has been mode
raev active during past week. The chief variations are
The result OF operations Paris aud ewNOrk oregon anu
California preference hares have rise D. Denver ana 1
Crapde axe shore and Michigan 50 atheTn ana ONO hn9
Missssippf 3 and California shares ana 81 LOUIS
San Francisco preferred, and Central PACING ana
pIefeTenCe,li2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
sKINs-Deer dull and nonina Goat fairly active for light
but dull for heavy

.sUGAR-Raw dun and unchanged at TIC. for Far Re.
fnng sales $500 bags MaTOnham. Gl2c Refined without
material changes Cut Loaf i9Sss CT9shea lo,2c Cubes
9i2c.; Contectoners "a" ba9c standard a." ssd9c;
on ~" slas%c@ White Extra &C" slsGsi.c Yellow do.
DO, 75sdSc.. yellow &C" ia al 2c yellow go &c.
STEARINE-Nery quiet and prices nOmln'lly unchanged
TALLOW-VeIy firm Prime City quoted saci sales 10000
b, S2GS3sc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
IsuyIANAPoLIs, DECATUR & SPRINGFIELD
HALFWAY (GMpANi.

100 broadway. NEw.YO January ., loSZ. }
VNhs Company offers TO holders OF rs out,
i standup seven per cent First Mortgage sinking Fund
Bonds the privilege unn Fe ruary 10 lboZ oil Nohangs
fIcrt bond f.r LsXAprl coupon tic now SIX
Sr cent FiT Margage 10 year Bond exempt from Sinking
Fund redemption ,,, NJ n h. "A, y p
CO. fjr oHerang from The rst OF the present mouth inc
r, as Of nj, company, minimum income bu. nj
~ nroyi Tor a. Interest upon all the bonds and for
sus IN dividend upon the Preferred STOCK A., - 4,
The Of the sinking fuud Wouin ietlIc nv io
seven per the average date oI 1i coue
but 40 much carrier uNct"bo "ie u
their amount Il diminished by these ckchdnEcH, ,
After February TO- sinking fuhd Gals VIZ ~ "uo 'o'h
'Ho So'oN ~ ~ 49, 4. DU PitAT, Secretary.
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Business Cbnnces.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIL NEW
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twenty up % Up. at regular olice rates
TOR SALE.-A business of 800 Il week.
Il Inquire OF GEORGE PUNCHARD, ls3 sPringst
DLANING MILL FOR SALE.-In full opera
ton. In one OF tho best lumber markets and making
money. kuLAND q WHITING, l2l Nassau-st
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Shipping s5 4OasG 25 Common Fair a. 50Ss5 25 Mixed
Butcher3' fairly active and frm Common 10 Fair ~ oO0
81 20; stookers and Feeders. 81 76dSi TO-
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GUION LINE.
II rNITED srATEs MAIL STEAMERS.
IMPERIAL GERMAN LINE.

4 Hamburg. American Packet company's Line for
PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG aud HAMBURG. .
Observation-Disclosures 80 SUEYIA.............Feb
GELLERT ...-.....-...Jan. 20 WIELAN D. req
Rates plymouth London, Cherbourg haln-
burg points south En- gland First Cabin for
sailing before April l. $40 80 according 70 loea
ton Second Cabin, $50; SteeTage 500 Round trip az re-
duced rates steerage from Hamburg Hayre and south'
ampton $25. - - - ,ro,,.nr a IN
KUNHARDT & co, G. b. RICHARD q Co.
General Agents. General passenger Agents
No. 81 Bfoad-st. n. Y. No 81 Broadw ay, y. y.
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Atnsical gnsiruments.
lgniAcellt

PIAN0F0R1ES.-Ma Magnificent
I'D holiday prosents square grand panoortes four very
Handsome round cOneFA rosewood caseA three unsOns
Beattys matchless iron frames stool book cove oxed
10 1921 90 catalogue prices 4oOO 10 o. VOJ oals
fiction guaranteed money reunded after one years
upright panofOes $2D 10 $500 catalogue prices 1900 70
10 $500 standard plRnOortes OF tho universe thousands
testify Write a mammoth list OF tesumonals Beatiys
oanet organs cathedral church. chapel parOr $50 war
visitors welcome free carriage meets passenger illustrated
catalogue lhouday edOnl free. Address call upon
DANIEL +. BEATTY. Washington. NewJersey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
financial.

4 GENTLEMAN of experience now en-
"A gagged in the management OF an estate has leisure TO
Of like properties the best Of references Address
BUSIN ESS, r. o. Box 1863, Cits.
OFFICE
TIE CONTINENTAL CONSTR CUON AND IMPROVEMENT Co,
1877 BROADWAY. NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 15Sl.)
A n INSTALMENT of FIVE PER CENT on
"a the capital this Company has been called by the
Directors, payable January IL. 1852. -
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-16
GERMAN MAIL.

L NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
NECKAR.......Sat. Jan. q. ODER SAT- rep
sat, Jan. % DONA sat teD IL
PASSAGE from y EW-HOkK to SOUTAA8P-
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN
FIRST CABIN SlO0-SECONDC CABIN. 500
STEERAGE, $50.
reduced Prepaid steerage certin
Gates s25 steamers sail from Pier between Second and
Third-st., HObOken, NJ j. . - ox-,,- -,
The Panola weekly star., 1882-10-14

kfnaA t0r<<tf
srH-Your letter. dated a. Iouis. Ocfoher !,
ia. has been received. IN which you apply -
me Tor an amnesty or q pardon. Under ehe
Cnn.titntion II this state can not grant :
pardon. even n Inclined N. before consicsior
of some crime Whether. fou can p eon.
viessa of asf violation u the iav |. ~
for mo 20 say. That the courts u ~
ffsfe viii dessfmine In The proper var uurn
yuu arr before them. think u vi>e n yus
70 aEzaninn The iifr ypu ere charged VITA
lrsdinr. and n suffsad< ring 70 the Ieg1. -
yuu nrr loeafed. II iHaorcnt u tnoee fhAfH<9
then ron vii have an prpnf14nl1y - p<oxs ]
30 ths wurid. II ruiisy, the lav oicenles ~
panishm<ut II y9a e1ree4er. xr9. - 81
c<hef nsn she'ssd I'm 49, 49,. -
| insrllIsrurs and rhpr.r<r< = ~ syu4 g
| thI< STATE ere emr1e 1uornH9Io9 . 49,
s<<el ~tshnet aev nnN1sumre uvW - =.
| rot sessa sson aeT soseza<4 u faz tfsiz
The Panola weekly star., 1882-10-14
CONDENSED TgLRGRAMs.

The Treasury Department has de-
cIded to act In accordance with the decision
OF the Circuit Court Of San Francisco rela-
tive 10 the right Of Chinese subjects 10 visit
the United States under the recent act OF
Congress. This decision was substantially
that the statutes must be made 10 harmonike
with thu chinese treaty.
Ar Galveston, Texas, Oct. 7, q little
daughter Of Charles werth wa. crushed 10
death by tho wheels Of dray driven By
Andrew Conrad.
A BOILER explosion at l.ongford Mills
Ontario, killed Fireman Ellis aud Frederick
Grey. David Roberts aud several others
were seriously injured.
GEoRGE HUNTINGTON, Of Amesbury,
Mass, bis wife. and four children were
drowned while boating, Oct !.
VIZ. MARTIN, 10 years OF age, called
at polics headquarters In New York City,
the other morning. and a.ked for permit
10 carry . pistol. saying he wanted to shoot
President Arthur lie was committed for
examination.
JAMES HArsniTH, agent for manu-
featuring irm 10 Non'rssi, Quebec, either
committed suicide or vas murdered and
thrown In the river, At Chicago. the oshei
dag.
JANIS A. WATKINS, q member OF the
ylrrinis Legislature from Appoma,iox Coun
! ", has been indicted by the grspd Jury fo'
accepting so from v. 5. BrttinTham .. ih'
prIce Of an appointment A. guard at th'
Pententisrv.
The Governor Of Missouri has revoked
the proclamation offering reward for ih'
.usst Of members Of The James band.
Ina collision near Bridgeville, Del.
on the 7tb, Edward Webb. eoIored, va
killed and three other traiBmen were seri
ousiy injured.
JoHx POLLING, proprietor OF tn
Europesn Hotel Il Piatismouth. Neb.. sn'
]. Maiher had some words the other de-
about letter sald 10 have been recsIved b
the latter from Mr.. Polling. The two me
met On the street. Oct. I. and went 70 u
hotel, where, after closing the doors PcllIn
pulled hi. pistol and mace fatal wound !
n,thsr's bead, after which he walked ou
and surrendered 70 The sheriff.
I. c. HsDeKs. an essimable youn
man IN business II Des Moines. lows, secl
deasslly killed hImseIf While examining
revolver before retiring The oiher Night
The frnnits statue Of "Educstion
has been placed upon the butirssses
! rssefsthef.' Monument Il Plymouth, Mss
W.T.. sALTsR and W. A. Ward hss
h>sn arrested II WsahInsfos Tor eosspiria
1 10 sbsala plates asd nter psper from en
. rssTrr- = Ne tss~sr = rsss'iss and .
srsvisx.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-10-14
NEWS IN BRIEF,



Es'levEnsoH il,msfy, N tho Utah
tamfnlssIen, states ihsi iha lsailss eolsst.
hil.'s oHsfsd 10 mHts M ailempt ls ,s,s
ana ha'e tepl lhtif word. The Mae nse.
ehh eaffy lhe eleellons NJ large malatiiie.
aha WV pfebablf nominate Mayer Kass. al
saw Lfke, iof delegate In tonftss,. ths
shee' fihe Ldmnnis lae viii h ibe s,.d
leallpn from politics of MI ihs .de sad
wealthy men " the Mormon church.
htv' a. u. simoss, baptist minister
e' "feeubtsb, n. u" charged With wflllns
lo'e 10Y, lelisrs TO- young lady of his congreea.
tion, has resigned.
MN btkclIEH, on tho thirty.nhh m.
nl'efsafy Of hls connection with pItmoutb
ehnrch, look occasion 10 state that Of late
years hl. beliefs have not changed. and "a
asow bis responsibility alone 10 bis conefs
cation.
HENRY GgonoE, In speech at Cork,
ireland, urged naturalization of land a,
the only solution Of the land question uol
only In ireland, but In The United sts,es
where he said he saw the question comm,
TO the front.
BANCROFT, the historian, celebrated
hls elghiy'ihlrd birthday at Newport, n. l.
oct' u Atiorney-Gcncral Brewster tool
part In the entertainment.
TnE election In Georgia passed Of
quietly stephens msjority (, estimated a
W'Voo Returns from Delaware show
small Democratic majority.
The Democrats OF Connecticut hay,
nominated Thomas NJ. Waller for Goy,rno
and George q. Sumner for Lieutenant GOV
ernor.
ADELAIDE Phillips, the famou
contralto, died at Carlsbad the other day
She was born at Straiford.on Avon, IN ls99
and ten years later made her debut as an ac
tfess In Boston. She attracted the notice a
Jenny Lind, and funds were raised TO civ
her musical education. She first appeare
In opera In New York In 1866, and IN ParI
In 1851. She had line place at MarshaelC
Mass.
HENRY &. FISK, clerk Of the Pacifi
Railroad Committee Of the House Of Repre-
sentatlyes, disappeared June 10. II Il feare
that he lost his reason, as bis mother an
brother died In the insane asylum at Utiet
N. y. lie was a colonel In the Union arm,
WILL lIosE, the Illinois journalist VIII
started for San Franc SEQ on a bicycle, br
arrived at Cheyenne, wyo.
DE LEssEPs testiiies that Arab @,
erted himself to maintain the neutrality
the suez Canal.
The peace negotiations between Chi
and Peru are broken OF because Of the T,
fusal Of Chill 10 abate any Of her demands.
NEGOTIATIONS with the Powers o
the Egyptian question are progressing q
yorably. The exertIons OF Germany
bring about friendly understanding al
meeting with considerable success.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-10-14

In San Francisco, Sept. 2, Halth
Henderson, aged thirteen, placed .
search warrant upon he house Of be!
father. J. W. Henderson, aud recovered
some Of her property which he hsd 70
fused 10 deliver 10 hsr. Ihs ea<o = la-
teresting a. showing the property FlGhts
Of minor children In California. The
issue Of the warrant vas bassd upoa two
sections Of The Stals civil code, which
declare thai s.ths parent. - such. has
no control over ihs property q W
chIld.n and that s'no psFson, voetew .
parent OF otherwise, has any povef =
guardian Of property excepe ~ npposes.t'
meni, ~ hsrsinaassr prov'dsd --ta''
cago Tnm<s.
The Panola weekly star., 1882-10-14

Jrw,su families 10 the number Of sis
.srs,,d have len Pre:hufz. A1ssris, es
account ef The riots.
n scoordsncs with tho requirements
- ~ v,vsr and barber BIN. ihe Secretary Of
Usr bas awarded 'ts r-rsr-~s 70 he lowest
,...s..Ible BIDDER for The lsvee work On
he Iesss Mississippi
The Panola weekly star., 1882-10-14
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fsHafff ~ fhs taihHfHles H6d tsAs ~
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thaufa NJ iitiafHl.
ffueHfu 0tff 49, : ifu
Ahsf illlaf Nv iafus ~ Yiffesfi me NJ n
araaHtlfH HHa w. 81 ipHHHiaHfet : ~
pffl4idH Hat la# sHflnf ftNrH ffanH
lsmsl tiHiift W i.ia reffHi4l|iH NJ felsilfes
AND iilfnis, sHi IN ne hUie lHsi siiaf ~ le
might HUt liH ennfiHtai, ~ inifht be pr
duned aHd e derp sHatai ioFilnf ihst anlHfa
No dii saff lai " his iaia FHfd be slHiisf "
that N lui 4. sfuta tha illlawlna letter "
In. 4 NM MIN
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

Church, has ever by tl,i3 manifested
biz pride aud condemnfh timsfif Fsr
it is written, "God resist, th the lsond
"Let us be careful then not 80 set Our
selves in Opposition to the Bislio.,, in
order that we may l'e subject 70 Ged. =
When a writer is found Who AIesks
Of the bishop thus presiding es-F his
Presbyters and recommending ol,edi-
snce TO him, there - hut one thing for
The Pfesbytefians to DO gEd 20 fIfv
have done it. Hey REJECT bis ieslifpf'-
oy because If be he allowed ta testify
the sehsme csnnet stand. But tiese
witbsssss are important fer ether
natiefs NJ veil therefore Wien d.ey
do, not hurt the Pfesbytsrian scheme
they are good witnesses bat when ikev
do they are bad. F.r s1ampie D..
Miller whose work on the Cbristian
ministry Is standard In the Presly-
terisn Church, SAYS lin 1907 sThst
even the shorter Epistles of Isnai ias
are unworthy Of Confidence a. the
genuine works If the Father hose
name they bear, is the opinion # s0Iue
Of the abIest and best judges &C tls,
Protestant wo,H." Ys: this same
writer in 1921 when arguing against
the UnifariaDs says. "TEs author =
aware that the authenticity Of the
Epistles Of Iynstius has been called III
question. II IL sufficient for bis pur-
pose TO say that tie great body of
learned men consider the smaller Egis-
ties of Ignatius, as, in the man, the
real works Of the writer whose name
they bear."
What would jury think Of law
ye. " ho used ~itLess In this way
Taking the witnesses ss We have them
they testify as 20 the established order
If the ministry before any controversy
arose.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
A FRENCH CRANK

And now il has reached France.
The crank seems common TO no one
country, but as abroad in all. A
Socialist was uinspired" to kin Gam
betta. He bought huge revolver,
and, in pursuance of his purpose,
walked all the way from Rheims to
Paris, practicing at whatever target
chance offered him on the road.
When he got to the Capital he spent
three days prowling about the Paiais
Bourbon in search of Gambelta, and
then, failing to find him, resolved to
take chance shot. Que DIR. Mey-
mar was unfortunate enough 10 at
tract his attention, by the fact Of his
wearing brilliant foreign decoration.
The crank took aim and fired. but
the ball cnly grazed the face Of the
intended victim. AR. Crank was
Immediately arrested, and is Low
serving a twenty years sentence at
hard labor in the penitentiary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07

rights aud stand upon their dlfFnItv.
Bot the Republicans OF this county
seem TO have forgotten that there Ii
a radical variance between them and
tho Republicans of Marion and Mutt
nomah counties. While tho Repub.
llcans OF the latter two counties arc
monopolists and will heartily support
]. Nipple Mitchell for the u. s. Sen
ate, the Republicans ofLinn arc earn
est anti-monopolisls, and declare
themselves opposed TO any railroad
man for the u. s. Senate.
More anon.
IiOHg RyLEn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
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For legal and Transient advertisements
81 90 per square for the first insertion and
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
HEALTH AT HOME /!

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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
THE COMPLETE NOME,

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Domestic Educator and Practical Household Law
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Household Economy, Sickness an Health, Domes-
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
J. ". BENTLEY,
Custom Boot & Shoe Maker.

ID ooTs AND SHOES made to order,
> and repairing dome with neafness and
dispatch, aud at INV prices. Call and see
hun. First STREET, Albany. 4IyI
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
A STOCK RANCH
IN EASTERN OREGON.

A stock ranch of 220 acros. with good
outside range. located near Bridge Greek,
in Wasco county, together with about 2e
horses, to exchange for land here in tho
Willamette Valley. Now, If yon want to
sell your farm and go into the stock busl-
ness in Eastern Oregon, here is chance
for y0n. Call on OF address G. II. Stew
art, Albany, Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
NERVOUS DEBILITY
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OBly by
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1882-04-07
Alo1ny Bath Ho1ss.

syfE fEuNDERsIaNED WOULD RESPECT
fully 1for:n the citizens of Albany and vi
claity that nave taken charge ofthis Esta blsh
Iaset, 4ad, BY keeping clean rooms and payiH
zsriet attention to business, expects sdtr Al
t.sose Who may fa7or us with their patronage
I.4slag asfstofore carried on nothing buf
First-Class Hair Dressing Saloons,
expects TO give entire satisfaction te Al
~ Children aud Ladies Hair neatly ea
shanpooei. JOS WEBER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1882-10-28
Eight District Estimates.

In late number of the evening
Wisconsin we find numerous estimates
of the vote to be polled in this State
this fall for Congressional candidates.
Williams has no doubt but he will be
elected by a handsome majority; Gun
Their expects $500 majority, etc.
Speaking of ". T. Price and the
eight district the Wisconsin says:
With the modesty that is character
istic, ". 1. Price Of the Eight Dis
trict declines to put himself on record
as the prophet of his own political for
tunes. An intimate political and per-
sonal friend of the Black River Falls
statesmen, who resides at Eau Claire
and has authority to speak, was, how
ever, approached with better success.
Solicited to speak, according to his
best judgement, he said substantially:
| am asked by you to give my
judgement of the pending COMPRESSION
al contest in the Eigth District. The
majority for Rusk in the counties com
posing this district was $685., and
there were 1884 prohibition votes.
Price being a pronounced prohibitions
list ought to, and no doubt will, re-
celve nearl y or all of the vote polled
for kanouse, which would give him a
majority Of about $500; but the same
causes that will attach to him the pro-
hibition vote, will lose him 1000 votes
that were given to Rusk, which would
reduce his majority to $500 And
while 1t may be larger, it is not at all
impossible that it Will be smaller, be-
cause, the men who are supporting
MIR. Price, are as a rule, business men
who do not take sufficient interest in
politics to make their influence felt,
while those who have but little else to
/ do.
Besides this there has, beyond a
doubt, been large sum of money con-
trlbuted, or pledged, by those outside
OF the district, who feel that Price is
perhaps the most daring and danger
Gus leader OF the cold water hosts
against the lquor-traffc in the state,
and they are determined to slaughter
him at all hazards and at any cost.
The danger of a reduced majority for
the republican candidate does not con-
sist in their ability to buy votes so
much as in the fact that every school
district has at least one man paid out
of these funds, whose business it is to
misrepresent Mr.. Price. The same
class of men who in the past have pur-
sued him with fictitious prosecutions
for trespass, which were abandoned
after they had served their purpose
are now having their paid emissaries
crying "Monopolist!" 'Knownoth-
ing" "Greenbacker" and anything
else that for the time being will serve
their purpose.