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WOOL SALES.

LONDON Feb following the wool sales OF Tues
day detail 5.l07 balrs VictouanFmcre Is 3D. s. 99
SEQ red I'd 3Ld; GLz ala ld LOcks aid
Pieces 81 al 9d.. amos Is ID - IL cd; 2'l paes
Is s ii GREASY sd 0td 2l9S GALES sew o9th %lcs
Queens .and-FoecA -. SID 02s ID; secured IL ~
IL luL-i Gre isv. I'd Did. LOCKS d Petes IA %
Is lid o. bales sOdth Au,trian-Gredsy lOf % To-, LIZ
~ bales New. Ieland-ScOued IL li2l a. 4Ld ~ 500
bslrs OF Port philip sydney and Adelaide SO today
The market fal-ly animated.
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LIVE @TOcN NARKErs-GY TEaEGRAPH

nrFritO Feb 2S.- afUs -Rocript. to-lly. so he1d
tofai Tor M thus hcld for time last
week 5u0l hcan. consVnC; through PSI cars nothing
doing event sales of crO1d oitum Htccie az - ~
,hSaI-Receipts TO-DAY. 3 Sn head toal Tor the week
thu-far 80 heal for same ume last week l0OOO heid
CONSIGNED through ,tea dem u "Wl; SAFES
Fair cod Western. - % - lj Choice 20 Fancy Shnep
s. -JdsB common - jOasr Western Lambs ? bal
Nous fece pts to-day. $500 head. total or the week
TIM. hcad FOR time last week. 1.nvh head
throu hgt Scarce.v eu0n N
establish luotal lol keta - 15ds -
Gooi Edtchors and Medium - u"dS7 10 Fi<T - "'"f
CHICAGO Fob. Receipts. - 90 mead: shpments
Esf then o'l % el
So lower vi cd 10 -. Heavy 9 9s1 TO- Light 80 -
-,-tis - Receipts s.nrl head shipments 1900 mead;
Fsnrv export steers OF 800 n % G0Od 10 choice mp
iur - mas, 90. Common 10 Medium - JuGt' - "ntch
e., steady q - 8 -. st0cker aud Feeders AMY acuNe
e. -Rceeipts 5000 heaa. Shipment. - nead marSet
u,i.g Oversee. 80 VII in "ief ohnion 70
Pair - m 5icum 70 Uooi 81 2Oa$J TO- Cho o To TX
80 al Linyrry Ponn Feb 2s-Cauis Receipts. 100
head CT low Prime >b04 -. iaT u GOOD - - -
Iogs -eoept. J. % head market active Philadelphia.
~ T.a<1 - Workers. ~ 80 ia %.
p-ccrrt4 g. Iul head mlfket far Prime, dsd 2j;
ff'it- Receipts l.Nlt head shipments,
eid. 2rcos strong higher he demand e1ccded the
20 utaVy Suippnf, - tude "li
Igh DO - sJ0sj 21 Good tcher, steers 81 - d-J:
Cows and uoers eldst 40. Common. - AoGt5 fJ'
~tpeko = aud Feeders. . jue - 10.
beAG shipmeutA ooo mead; market
guict. Common llcdlun 2oGsf. Fair oGoot a. 80 %
= rs. choice 10 F.ucy. - Jud.b.
cacii gut ~ 55a$ Packing 20 goa 10 Heavy - /"
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Gopdrtnerehip Notices.

VNHE FIRM OF +. ID. MORGAN e. CO. has
been dissolve by The death the partner Hon
EDWIN d. MORGAN. The under signed surviving partners
win sgn the the firm in nqud on In closing up its
business. JNO. A. TERRY.
New-York March l. 1888. SOLON HUMPHREYs
The undersigned will continue business under the
name Of E. ID. MORGAN a co. JNO 4. TERRY,
''-'' - soLoN HUMPHREYS
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Business Chances.

4 GENTLEMAN with small capital is want
n ed ENGAGE in manufacturing pc uiar Toy patented
Address J. y. BOOksTAVER. Tribune Omce.
NNANTED.-A Treas rrr for n large manu-
w , turing sto company earning good dyidenis;
must "A no command bank credit ana he willing
70 90 IN cOmpan the highest reerenc given
and required: state aud DUAL hcauO1s with salary
expected Address MANUFACTURED, p. o. Box 1919.
NewYork CITY.
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G oruorltlon Noucei.

NOTICE.-Propo ais will be received nc the
y Onco OF the Department of Public Chaunes ana Cor
rrcton No SO dave, until March ? 1856 for groceries
oar. Dry Goods. udrdw tre sc.
uil Information. Sc CITY Record for sale az No
CITY Hall
NOTlCE.-Proposals will be received ut the
~ ONCE Of the Department OF Public cha tiles and Corec
ton 3dave until March - 1888. for LOO tons
Fresh Mixed White Ash stove Coal for the Outdoor Poor
Foi fun information. city Record. for safe al NO.
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TT Never so,a for self. 22l Illinois steers l2S4 d. .
oce 20 so for Morris sege 80 Illinois steers 2Ss 81
at oS4 p a. no i 1865 s. az a. osei 50 do
1875 D. a. % So 81 LIZ b atso lod i@So To- a'S0'
and ts Is n% 2s o. "a o. Missouri steers
5 a. a. 1867 9S % de 5 II Dor At q
b. at i2c 81 b; DO 1900 D. at l2ci and no. i'0O ID IL
GSDfy a. ISfSI ps 'Sf Or !. Less Less T.
GeF hs sg Il a a G e., 10 d a. 2 b. at 2SG pa at
lie 7S 1850 o Bulls 25 % p 80 Il o IS At r so.
2do 1870 o. 10 &c less 81 per head ana IL DUN"
Levy CO. u Illinois Steers '!g Do az as
Ss % DO Log al, a. 1 &C les . 8! II do i92 h. c
u do, 1272 D. at liac. less ST. per-head ana DU''
goldsmith sod for Te g q p9s 30 sies s5 G at 1i
II DO S 9 2ss g. S az r. e 70 TO- Pcs b. i5%o 1876
@ and 81 per hSa d and ~ DO T Illinois . GERS 1882
D. a, nc 81 @ g DO ol n a. g o. ~ ~ II .S and ii
er = Dc g G SR' liz 5s e g less
Newton aet 32 I,G ia, SIDE q 1c
S7 r. a. a So ~ aU OHIO o d. a b. at a
sSds sold commission; 10 q q Ipana steers
at wa1e cold for aS s. 0 st for or
InoI, l9 g .t e 81 6S az
h g 81 ;s g 49, ID 80 p a. 50 $50 u GS
a. b. b a a. g 300 30 g dc 80 D.
e. q e ara da PEI @se@ L i 4 60 ss
r , iS'S a. Az q 8 e R snd 9 sS So
III" vac y he n sold for Mrrers & ens,eu II nh
nois Steers Isl a. az 30; IL do li3 TO- ~ 80 S 10 20
LIS e. q ~ +. IS % HS a. H &c. 10 d. 2Sj b. at q 5 II
do 246 10 At SO 20 and 81 do l. ~ % at 81 o.o .. %
IT, Livingstone sold for self SO Illinois steers lo99 d. AT
: Sanders sold for H. S. Rosentha: 80 Illinois steers
CALVFS%ecepts 70 dav we're 337 head-all AT Goth Sc
Veals were m fair en1nd TO-DAY, at pricos angnE on ~
az per No. There Gr's IN sac tod y oher
i've dressed u void b. well for SNIP ere 10 ,r i
Int ithoriieg taking a.uve measures ~ nh
person persons Interested 10 the Sae OF h'u"nE VI ~
piieahcck ami 10 scv sold vo,ls li13 60 b. at lnle
Do ~ AZ Toe, do. il2dl2"lo. at Be- and Commo"
acn5ecS and ,va sold 10 veals l3G ID at l0lc 0do
no H. It l0c do TO TO- at loc do ll5 d. at 8ic
% u I M =, a3li. veal, i53Ib AZ ioiac
sIfErP AND LA,tB--Recei1ts today were 20 car@ OF
ii31 heal l3 at Ierer Citr d ~ ca 10 OuI I
Markct dun but ptce! fully A. ~ Oh as yee,ut1 pa0 ~,
Prime sheen at a7c per No. and 20 oo aann' ~
bnt mrs "a rrs were IN fan demand a 100 II per ,
nt jersey City J. + sadie * 20, s'ui 30 Oh'o
eiocr lo7 b. 1t SO - ami - do. 80 D. - fd p go CT.
sheep 30 o. ,tic and 800 de-. % -. al &c. .. an,
newton K Geti sold 10 Ohio sheep. ~ n, a. &c ~
80 3sl to 81 n, at 50 20. aud - ONO Limos - u"
-,log at Gohst-J H. Hume sold - state Lambs n d.
an nc and ibn state Ewes. o. o. no 80. - .
raiienhcck e d wis sold go Michigan sheep - NJ at
40 fnck, do = NJ A. SIC % stat do tEwra ll3 o.
NJ G.c M do - h. 61,c * Pennsylraula Lambs 81 d.
a1d cPPs sheep F. 2, cc r9r ,eo s 10 at
~. DO las % 40 &c - do 80 D. a. - 10 III ~ta" DO
NJ A. l STATE Lambs y %. at 7ir less 80 aud 200 DO
KIM 4 % soil state Lambs SO %, at &c and io5
sWiSE" Ho,cois toi,v were 81 cars Or s6i head ~
Cy 'n % "a az N T. No Live Hogs Tor
sale Dea era quote the market hrm at 's@' 20 per TO-
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". =. GCRNEE.

AZ L usieeS under -ald Agreement
OFFICE or THE igOy SILVER MINING tOMPANY.l
II WALL ST.. NEW YORK. Feb Ii. 1888
fNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF SIOCk-
4 HOLDERS or THIS COMPANY for tie purpose OF
70 Tor the ensuing year aud the uans
other business come before The meeting
will th4 Office Wed irsday. Marvh 1883 at IL
Transfer books will ose February "a and reopen
Mach HOMER A. HOLT. Assistant secretary.
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Feb. % -I20O o. m.-cotton duh; aAdnng
Cpands. 5osd; 5iir6d. sales. sOOU pMes'
including 1000 bales speculation aud EXPORT tecelD.s
II 400 bales including 79h American futures
Low Mdnung clause. February delivery OSos4d 90 rsLu
and March delivery, 5Hsld DO March anu April ues
do. April and MAY delivery 3foG4 CO. MAY anu
June delivery 6te4d do June and July denyery ogn'
July and August delivery. 5'sd do August ana eep-
cember delivery. 5o4e4d. Futures weak.
LIVERPOOL. Fob. 2S.2:On mCotton-fbe Sales OF tns
ineIts1 G40J bales AmericaL
LIVERPOOL Feb. - $40 y. COttOn-Fntures Upands
M1G Ing clause. MN and NAV delivery 5~e4d %
NAV aud June delivery 52sad; do June ana " dehye y
54od do July ard August de livery hsos do september
ami October delivery. seat Futures closed FIAT a.
OHARLRsTON. Feb. %. -Cot,lu quiet Mdding. 100 /
Low Middllng 9c; Good Ordinary Yci net receipts
bales: gross Ifl3 bales; sales tou Daes: exports 70
TO France. bales coastwIse. - bales; stock "a i2o
bales.
Midding 94s Ordinary. Sic; net receipts oog
bHes gross 1863 exports 10 Teat biltaln 40
baes; To France - bales; to the Continent 10 bales;
TO the ChtuncL - bales coastwisc. 90 bales; saes
Is bales; stOcS. Sl3JI bales
yEw.UR' -'Ns Feb. 25.-UotGon easy; Mdding soc.'
Low Middlng SC: GOod Ordinary Shc; ret receipts
O. iJ5 baies gross 52l. bales EXPORTS TO France -
TO the Continent 2s1 baes; eOastwise 1857 bales 10
Great Britain 33l bales sales. 1000 bales; last evening
ba stock. 81 i 3 bales
SAVANNAH. Feb 2S.-Cstron quiet; Kidding. v''sci Low
Midhnng JIrcc Dram o2c' net receipts l.l5S
baes gross bales coa~twlse s. V' oales;
10 Great Britain bales; TO the Continent. - Daes
saics 200 Daies. 4)O Oalesi socE oJoos
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6otels
Drp GOODS.
lliscelldiIeous.

A MERCHANTS DISCOVERY for Rheu-
"a matsm neuralgia soreness OF contraction of muscles
nc. Walaces Wonderful rheumatic OH. Testimonials aud
OIL ~ Coontlesslp.
EOR SALE.-3,700 pounds of Lindsay's
NonParel and Agate Tyne with full face headings This
type Was bought and partly used Pettengis News
paper Dire tory for only two editions and the remainder
used nj ali together with leads. Tues galeys
cabinet nearly good for sale ut ONE THIRD
Their cost: Address y. M PErTENGILL co. 263 Broad.
way N. Y.
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0eacher5.

A BILE and. accomplished professors. tutors
"A goyemesses lecturers companions and holseseepers
supplied by MISS ". J. YOUNG, American dnd Foreign
Teachers Agency. % Union square.
EOVERNESS.-By a German lady (19) as
" goveiness speaks and teaches English, French and
music Address B B., Tribune once
MI lSS HESSE, 36 West 2isi-st., supplies
tb competent Teachers gOvcTnesses readers.sng
es hOusekeepers DC Best gwen parents choice
OF schools references, by favor Hon. Hamilton Fish and
ex-secreiary Evarts.
WAN TED.-A young man Of good eluca-
w bOn who intends to make teaching his
cation prefe given reads Gemln address
PRINCIPAL, Box ~ Tribune Once.
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sSc. March, s?ss7 se the gag MAY ss Sye
sbrasta yo67gc Butter steaoy; Dairy 2la30c Creamery
issc Eggs at 2dc Whisky ,d ss e sie'd s 5
Febrnary sis Is May Bulkm.ats hrmer shoulders toc
Short Rib $500 short oe e Short Clear IL ac
Lard nominal at CSC. - .,.., a.rna,. No
Red spot 81 IL, 81 l3 February; 81 l29 MARCH, ~
Anil: n To Nav. si 2I July Corn steady High Mxrn
bSs.c, No 2spot' bpi9c; 59c March; May. go oats
hrner; No y Spot q PC; 42c. February. MAY o a,c'
Receipts-wheat rs 600 bush. Corn 10000 Dush; Jus
lO.oO5 bush shpments-wheat none Corr Soooo oush;
Oats. none
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BROOKLYN iJropertp for Sale ano 90 Get.

LOR SALE on very easy terms, a fOur-story
i brick dwelling on the Columbia Heights,
midway betg Fulton and Wall street Fere, overlooking
and running through 10 Furmaust. Will f0drstory
lot 2jxl sos small amount only OF cash
required. Address p LESTER Tribune Office.
EOR SALE.-HOuse % 10 rooms; three
L story Drown stone basemsn ali cellar ell Improve
mens elegant mi SAINT plumbing. superb order
IN Oughout; delightful location; price, $1,000 OWNER,
3s4 Uniou-st. BIOoKlyn
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPER
TY FOR sALE.In BROOKLYN. near Hamilton Rerry:
comprising 10 lots OF ground with buildings
thereon CINE bo complete shafung heating
pipes any for nedi atlOs price and accommo-
JAMES HOW.
20 Burling.slip. New York Box asa
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40 BIG PIrTSBURG CONSOLIDATED

4 SILVER MINING co sTOCkllOLDE A..
undo signed. pursuant to he DIVISIONS OF tho
certain Trust Az aie by aud etg"en bOndhoders
ahl other ~ Big Pittsbug Consolidated y er
Mining Cumpany ourselves Trustees IN the twenty
second day January 8o3 dOheeby offer to YOU ~ 40
no der Of the 22d dav Of January SHH OF sah
Big Pittsburgh Consolidated silver Mining company an
OF the Captal Stock Of the New Pitsbufg Mining
COmran equa csent hO rs OF the Crpit1l tock
OF said BIG PittsburR lae silver Mining COMPANY
upon following sit the payment 81 twenty I'VE
cents Dr share cash aud the surrender ASSIGNMENT 70
gue such trustees " Won said 20 dins OF
the apia stock OF the Big Pittsurg Consolidated silver
Mining Comp - -.
This TO- sixty days from the date
hcreO At the irtou OF said R'iod tho said .tock so
offered n ttken yu VIII be he WISE disposed
OF uursnant u The Of the sad Agreement
PAYMENT, de should b. made at No - Nassau
st.. Room No -. NeS.l . X CITY.
Tod Ep a
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Hllnlr9.

COPPER QUEEN, Honduras, Rosario, Jocn-
" stti Carbonate Ili, II yer Cord Castle Dome DahI
er1nd SitenO Breeze ron bellevue ana All acuVs
unlisted mining tOcks ht AMI sold a.
W 81 .1STON WLLLGNG - Broadway. Room ~
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Jnstrnction.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
DVERTlSEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT III u
UPTOWN OFF.CkS No. 23' BroadwsY, corner I'll W.
frsst. rn I. m. q West twenty lhu.s cor cor
ner Firhth svc 90 Get Fourieenthst corner Union
square ;Gp ri irlave corner oy a. the II H.
I'M OFFrClS Nos OO7 and 1880 1hitd-aVe.. corner
One hun iaGGtwenty hftst up to 2 H. atTesuAr OIL
fee rates.
A SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Prlvate tuition.
~ afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash lao W: tStlse
CIRCULARS OF good schools with care nj
~ advice Tree 10 parents. Il. MIRIAM COYRlERE
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DtEnIloE1LILut - rOA li11 NJ,
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE GECElVED AT III
TPTOWN OFFICES. No. LBS broadway, Corner ! IA ~
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sonarc 200 m rlave corner oty.seventhstj a. the II \
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Gcar
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For Youny Ladies-Citv.

University Grammar School, 1,4S1 Broadway,
u near 42dsL (46th yearD Primary, Commercial ~ /
Classical Departments Il. NJ. HOBBY w L. AKIN PRINCIPALS
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LIMO USEFUL HAND-BUUho.
J.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1888
Edited by
Edward McPhers0n Clerk House Representatives.
Price 70 cents copy five copies for 81.
sent by mail on receipt of price.
sTHE TRIBUNE INDEX FOR 1852.
Tho Events of tne Year gvcn in the columns OF
The Daily Tribune. arranged under Topical Heads
Also.
summary Of Events giving the Worlds History during
1882 In brief
Price oUc. Nailed receipt of price.
Address
49, NETWORK.
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For Boys and Young Men-Colntry

CHTLD'S GARDEN SCHOOL.-Parents wish
ing private boarding school for small children are cor
ally Invited call az 1872 Qulncyst, Brooklyn Terms low
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Jew YORK MILITARY ACADEMY.
FORT WASHINGTON. NY.
Established 1884.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. HAYS, vi. d.,

KFOPENS SEPT T. lSS2. -
highest grade. whose three-tolu
end and scrupu ously followed u TO mould at an eiry age
the intellect of By the VIII by obst,ec anu
The bv eliqOn separating these three great
requisites instruction. discipline religion while hunS ioF
every profession IL. 49,. ,t,o
Situated on Washington Heights abOut ten miles up tle
Hudson il reached By the sixth Avenue Elevated loa 70
Away Ia waiting. or v tlnfy u'i
fcatO the superintendent meets the arva ~ any IRAN
more beautiful and HEALTHY pl1ce-On an emlnence cpn
handing the most delightful more attractive SUI
rundings are found the farimed banks OF INC
Hudson It's buildings are unusually no neike =,
Of Ian attached TO It, shaded AMI
terseced by oak groves adordins ample for play
grounds
French. German and spanish spoken
Ispt - A 4
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DERGER'S NEW METHOD-MOre CONVEX
- sational French acquire in one month than in Nv
months 10y other system No Ia advance Eve
Saturday morning and afternoon free classes for Ameic
tcas hers Professor CHARLES. 81 Union square mort
SIDE ew. York Book references at D. Appleton Co
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4 ESSONS IN oil paintng, landscape, towerS,
decoration OF plush and silk with clreul instruction in
drawing Studies from nature TO rent ll3 East 26tbst
DRiVATE CLASS FOR YOUNG LADIES'
i instruction in english Lain. Moiern LANGUAGES ana
piano MISS N F. COE Principal. 81 Wost l2th-st
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-14
National Anti Monopoly Conversion.

Pursuant to call the National An
ti-Monopolisss OF the 4th congress
sionaI district OF Iowa met In mass
convention at DEBORAH, Iowa, on
Saturday, June 3, 1888, and organ
ized by c.ecting G. Lower - chair
man and G. Fuller IS secretary.
Il was moved and seconded that
the convention proceed to elect four
delegates and four alternates to at
tend the Anti Monopoly convention
. lie held at Chicago, July 4, 1883.
The motion prevailed. On motion
the following persons were duly chos-
en- such delegates and alternates:
Delegates-uon. l.. II. Weller, OF
Chickasaw Co.. T. E. Delamore, OF
Allamskee, W. r. Mead, OF Howard,
". p. Emo, OF Clayton. Alternates-
|C. Lower. OF Winneshiek, Co, g. l.
Hcnnig. OF Fayette, VIM. Morse, oi
Floyd, d. r. McCarty, OF Mitchell.
The delegates In attendance were
authorized to cast the full vote o.
the lth congressional district Of lowe
In said convention.
After these proceedings we're hac
Hon. L. Ii. Weller delivered very
able and convincing speech fully
covering the questions Involved II
the great uprising OF the people
against every form OF monopoly.
On motion adjourned.
| G. LOWER,
G. FULLER, Chairman.
| Secretary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-14
PLAIN DEALER,
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1883.
?. Il. MEAD, Editor.
4 CALL
PW q State Convention OF the National
Party.

pss Meisss, fovs. May 90, 1853.
A 0.Ate Convention Of the National Party Ia
Iowa Nil be held at nss NAinc., On
WEDNESDAY. !rlf II. 1sso.
rr tho purpose Of nominating candidates for
xhs tplloning Offices, tp.wit:
A Candidate for Governor.
A CANDIDATE .nr iient. nunt-Covernor.
A Candidate Tor superintendent OF Public In
a Candidate for Judge Of tn supreme ronrt.
Nevev In tn history NJ tile nation and state
have HrayVf questions ARISEN. demanding tinrln-
diAtc attnn@en aud solution, Than 'aoe" now
4 false and cruel financial -y,cm rs making
the few prineely rich. the many scrfs through
mortgages And bsn1s.
4 false land system II cnanlns the few 10
seize millions III acrss Which hsions 10 the NIL
mons of reari. FIR hoin~stea1s
4 false rfilrpnd sssfo'n enables few rs!nss
q the mir to combine araifst the people, and
'evy whatever Tux they desire upon highways.
An unjust tax sysien naces the nnriens Of
government uron The poor. and wei-tish ex-
The last Congress not only failcd " rcctify
sl6oo And other Ereai abuses. but added u the
q * ss lsaqsas and
derinE public money to stop the payment OF the
u ,hs stat. the governor has ceyraaea his
high ONCE, violated his sacred oath. and f'c-
come the tool Of A ring Of trading politicians:
Ne has not only failed 10 AIRY ont the expressed
Win 0f ono hundred And MT. fiye thousand SOW
boldly ana successfully cnnspird q overthrow
popular sovereignty. And given the control 70 4
minority OF 00r citizens, with the impudenCc
And idifrcr0mjo or i car.
We appeal " ths citizens 81 this greet state,
a defense or AL they bold sacred. 10 send dcic
gates 10 and attend In person this convention.
called IN the interest u popular government
and equal rights
There will be general conference the even
Ing before the convention.
The ratio OF representation viii be two dele.
gates from each county N the state. and In ad-
dition thereto one delegate for each one huR-
01sd votes, Or fraction thereof. east for Nm.
castor, candidate for so1Hetary OF state, at the
ken0rAl election In November, lisa
The following table shows the represc ata-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-14
Tho Farmers Alliance OF Winnie sheik.

This organization Of representa-
tive farmers met on the fair grounds
IN DEBORAH on Saturday last In full
force, and were ably addressed In the
forenoon by 7. +. Dclamore. Its
members fully realize that the i'm
mcnec taxss imposed upon labor and
its products arc paid from the limited
surplus from their vocation, instead
OF remaining rs a fund with which
to provide the necessarieS and COM
forts of life md home to those who
have produced it. They have ap.
pealed In vain to the republicans
for some kind OF relief, for redress
Of the grievances which Cypress
their pursuits. These appeals have
been treated with scorn and derision
by the republican party, and instead
Of releasing labor u its burdens, Il
has removed s15,OO0,OOO Of taxes
from the national banks for 1883, and
an annual reduction Of $12,OOO.0O0
thereafter. Further than this 1t has
provided for tho perpetuation OF the
bonded debt In the interest Of the
national banks by retaining SO much
OF the internal revenue system as
will largely absorb tho revenue from
that source, thus perpetua,inG the
tax burdens OF labor. With facts OF
which this Is a sample staring labor
In the face Il Is time that it organize
in self defence, and to make its vic
tory full, complete, quick and deeis-
I've, 1t should combine with itself all
the true anti monopoly elements oi
society and from such combination
select true and trustworthy friends
Of labor to lesislatc for tho interests
OF labor. It Is useless to hope for
relief from the republican party.
The national bank monopoly, which
annually jevours more Of the fruits
OF industry than the tariff, railroad
and all other nonopolies combined,
Is tho pet monopoly OF that party,
and Is the nucleus about which clus-
ter all other monopolies, rs the Ivy
and the other climbers cluster about
the sturdy oak for support