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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
MunSctDaE Court.

Before Judge Burr
E. Pepper, larceny; continued for thirty
days.
@. McElroy and j. Vital, disorderly; dis
missed.
John Anderson, larceny; continued until
to-day.
S. Montour, drunkenness; sentence sus-
pended.
L. Leninski, same; fine RENTED.
Thomas Casey, disorderly; fine Of S25
paid.
Jas. Muleran, same; discharged.
Thos. Deyine, dr. unkenness; committed
for FIVE days.
Thos. McGuire, same; fine of So paid
f. FiDpert; same; oail of SIG forfeited.
G. Stepheny, disorderly; bond given to
keep The peace.
B. Baisouey and c. Koch, violating
saloon ordinance; continued until to-day.
Jos. Lager, assault and battery; fine OF
$50 paid.
Antoine Sinner, bastardy; dismissed.
Lawrence Sokal, seduction; dismissed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-28
HI,litarYNntes.


Leave of absence for one month is grant
ed Major William Smith, paymaster, Unit
ed States army, st. Paul, MINI.
Hospital Steward Alfred Whitaker, U. s.
army, is relieved from duty at Fort Tot
ten, D. T., and will proceed to Fort Ran
dali, D. T., and report to the commanding
officer of that post for duty, with permis-
sion to delay two days en- route.
Leave of absence for one mouth, with
permission to apply through headquarters
division of the Missouri, for an extension
of three months, is granted Captain Geo.
L. Head, Sd Infantry, Fort Missoula, III. L.
The following is the order from Wash
ington for court martial to try Capt.
Chambers McKibbin for duplication of
his pay account, mention of which was
made in our Washington dispatches re-
Gently:
Tr.Dor-1 r.r-
, 1883-10-27
Property Qus,iae. .tlsa.

Unisr the present city charter sny per
7;a has Il right TO cast his vote at city
eastiur, aud in consequenee, whene@'r
the gisles of the property and horsehoiders
are % he coasiie-ei i"r what they deem b at
fo- Tire ,,el,ar- OF th4 municiI atty. the tind
,beus ives on, voted by lot IT MN whose
vote ca be plrchased fer drink Of siisky
by those VINO consider it their insli, nal le
-iyhs TO kick. A. every election, opium
s-l,:s. !ummsr-. and strangers from ali
p.rt., v hpse oniy Irtsrrs. in the city 1. sh't
,aey eau steal. aIe piac d upon an tlaairy
end lave a. mush to say ss thoee who psy
Thousands Of dollars in pr perty taxes /;
"a I, lie hoped that the lew charter VII 40
,rsy win this unjGst sta.e # sfairs, ard
aiio@ o;.'y : ore.ty hcld,rs and ac-uai ro'i'
5ept. 10 vot--. This l. cns ei toe c,uses
WY cur affairs a. IN ~uch rtrr 10 mad
de but when scii. r.sr S"d :ha. their voice
!. I, b. heard and no. until tn, stI +
al1-, hirmnaiuus s;a7e ol ztsirs preysi. III
rt+S cn,lnu.lfv.
, 1883-10-27
"GHted. an appropriation.

Coace;lna1 CstnI.. 4. I'm " ala Wal!a c. IN.
=. 'ureads u Introduce INT rcsolr1iJ.
..G"vIliig for the a. pJintG.r nj - = ;eErI-
rOriai commission. which vii proceed to
" s-riIg On and ,xha st the hulgIns res L
v...r cf -letsst - ..d rhetoric III ende 4ror-
lug - r. DvInc- Cu"gr.s, that the terr'to' y
-bouii ne adm: ted rs a stat At orce IL
vii. ask n appropriation, and fcels nh iei
tuat bis fe.ln~ Legislators viii See tn use
aG6 usg ncy of LIS scheme. 1he re -o:u'ion
'sill rrob. by te submitted NIX. week MIR.
CI.on sugst S III name o, OaS OF the prom
iuept i:Iz Ms of New Tacoma as member
i The commission lie thinks tnat much
cUgil Ne done by delrgauon properly aa-
caoriz by the lie Zi-in:ure t. force Congress
- ccasil.r The just clam Uf our tsrrltoIy.-
TaooHg Eeaes.
,ys 10 rot know if The above is intended
- o"ritsqu2 or not, but suppose IL Is. Cs-
,gn has 100 much e nse not to know that al!
the vo,nmi, tees m the world couio ~
achieve Zach measure as is proposed above.
Il ne vii como out boldly and ask FOR A.
appropriation. that will sdmit OF S few o!c
-.nrersfgoins to Washington IN jurkettinr
,r.p az the expense of the territ,ry, We shall
know cxa.tly what ie meant.
, 1883-10-27

The S9und papers have singled ous BeF-
sersr. Of Wsiia Wslia. q; the scsps gost of
.,s whole legislature ioy accepting ass
from the raj r.,sd sad st tue same tine
drawing his mileage. We we're n It sw 70
hat the others were 90 yirtuous or ths, Bes-
serer was the ouly one who accepted psssts.
The i.sue is taken that the passes are i-.ued
IN expectation Of favors from which x- dis
sent Il tor no other r-ason than on the arou. d
that the brihe Is too paltry. Tney have q
<ay in ths British colonies that We would
Ike TO see inaugursted throughout the
rhos United Safes. There the Prime
Minister issues p,ssss 81 the membcrs ~
a matter of course II l. with the idea that
the members Of Parliament are thI, enabled
to .rsvrl snd by ch,siuiSz ias.Fns.ioD frona
distsnt locnlitirs tett irforn themse'v q
comparison m in'i ,ss..iAs es iAsir So3s.,sarn'. and hv
vantage. o. the prnciple 1t ia to BE- sup
pos-d Of the Shaksptrisn sentiment tta.
.'hrmo keeping yosth hath ever honely
vita"
, 1883-10-27
The Issues Ia 1854.

1.-THE Democrats wia they wall WIN al
,straisht out Democratic fight, on a L M
cratic platform. The tailh viii De 'ho
Of the principle issues. Tax Reform
v;lI be emblszoped on the battle his e'
the winning party. L is said tnis Viii
a;v;a, The Democratic party. Not OH
q, #, nineteenth, of the Deai"cra''' Psrt'
are FOR tariff rstorm- The last OoiS S!esS
osd bnt thirteen Demncrsrs in the II Use
and oae III the Senate in favor OF 'he h7'-
.erKelly- Robson swindiing ;ar'h Dc
rrssen, House was elected OF Ii" t'r'ii
r.f,rm ,s,n-s sn5 It resulted IN An over
sbsIa:ng Dsmccraric Ti-)fiiy- iA'
psuocr4sy hase slHsys VOC oH 'Ha' y
.ua w in 1871, 80, &c, sni 1876 an
,o., IN 1850, because Rsne 'ck "2'sI''
on this Issue. 80,
Everything locks hopeful s0r 1851 Cd
watering policy in tie eoM'ns ae''''!
+ the House, or compromising na' L
:, p..,sorm s-d candidate might 'iinS &c
, 1883-10-27
The fJrihera PsSiac speaks.

CHICAGO. O,t. I7.-Tae Nccthe-n p. inc
n. SET d me fol.oTins: " The Northern
plc i; nss c;ven f.rnai notics t. .ae i:sE=-
eo1Gnca,al ASSOCIATION that 1t viii not os
.attv t. ri,s rene 81 If the special contract
s.,s. n xaic,, bss he::t'fo'c ban N fSree
. b.tr,rn hoe Uaica aod CeCirai Pacific Com.
,,,r,,s .ni rler.hsn.s IN san FrancIse2. The
y r.harn Pa;.fc Rslrosd reeos l:zes he fact
: a, there are some q sses OF fre'Zht winch
vii % BY the s>y OF Caps Horn inr'e.d OF
.;rosl thv Cea.iner:, s-I does nj c0D'ioef
hat ..e sosciL contract system en- ese- o.
arrau-y 90 prevent 1t. "
IT. the general opinion that this @es'en
q t;,s plrr o. me N.rthera P-cIhe, viii IN
,aH .aat was .c;,-ap'is he! al the ssa
Fr,rc,sc, mse:iny. All i likely 20 lad n
..ricas co.n.lcslI,a5 IN P4c:hc cat bVs
-ue=-.
, 1883-10-27
.EAPasR COiS.
Di>ts'buti,n Of several Thsu>sad Del
isrs Of ssrpiss RaeAa.

4 meeting f the General TrieBuisi Con.
eiaye Committee will be held on OF about
The 25Eii lest. a. which time the sabjec. II
the G.st.ibution # the rem,inier Of tie
C0.ciiVe .uLd vill he Considered. Toe Fl
lancc CCmm:ttee has not Yet made any for,
NAL 'sport. bus it ,s IN ierstcrd IL seusrs'
LAY thst there are several tIoGssnd dollars
IN hsLc- \ -orticn Of this mo-ey wGs do
na;,I " citizsgs al a p.r,ioa of i. Is tee
proceeds u bal, competitive drill and 9th
a. entertain r. given bv TIE Knights
Templars. OF tau o.lance .; S6)00 Ut $3.50
a ionatirn OF $500 h.. been made by the
TIi6nrisl Committee % the widow Of Siy
hrIsEt Alexander r Weed, vi . died from ,r-
lrres received by being thrown from his
aorse wEne acting n aide 20 the C,pt,iu-
''neral OF the Klights' procession the
Mronic bos'd 4 Rui.ei has fece,yed 81 900
aLd ss ! c,nphm,nt t" SIR knight c. {.
>hst,uck, $500 was devoted towards tie
me psy rielt Il a doc.ori bili and nur.e hire
r attendance during hts c,rBnemelt 70 his
bsd, caussi by a uroken leg at d other irju-
i r-csi,si IL TIE yinc ssiou. The Finance
( nnls,e, has pad IL demands pIe clttd
IC l., slSe two 81 a., i.ls h.ch are IN aus
ps;.se. IL has "eeu sugg sted that the z,
msincer # tho tuni re devoted to the estab
:i-hment of ierpetual crmteutlve drill
'rnc, he piInc pal to remain intact AID the
ilt-lest aceun ulatei 20 be US. d in :hc pur-
ctsse # lTzes. Tn. suggestion takes IN the
idea of \ series or yearly compel tiuns ~
California CJmmsnd,ries Of ka;ghts Iemp.
la-, to b. Ee.i /. thls CITY. under the a1-pi.
c@s # tr- Graui Cona,st dery of Califorr Ia.
Cox. ga7ed vita O her Conc avc., the Finance
C0oml,tce his done wonderful WORK.
Aauy persons, and ho. . lew Al!. mt,
tlCu.ae skzt .'e cGmr4itt-. lad III. ierIaksE
a. ov.r.gwlrg .bor z2d przClcted flilure
4 ,Lu artIc p.sed resnlts. BIT SO above
state.. every demand h3s bezn net and
there i stu uxn1sOme surplus. The FL
nance comm. t. OF the Tire. nisl Of 1850
we're Terr;y Jtrs- y-4rs la settling ih'ir
!, ants, and I en II wa- only accomplished
o. ..sses ~ nfs on tae C1mnandeIlos. -S.
T. Chrcn;cle
, 1883-10-27
WasAisSisa legislature.
OLYMPIA, Oct. Is, 1883.
HOYsE


After the reading -he mrnrtes
Brooks intreiacei H. B. 81, TO amend the
at relative 10 assessing and collecting terri.
tor,al rerenue. The act provides for TIE ex.
empt,on of chr.ch prop-ry, Referred
Bts'sssr INTRODUCED ii. + s.,
TIE HEED Law.
This u most impr rtsnt law. especially
- stock and iald .ners eas, Of tine mnuaI-
AIMS, add It Is deserving ~ exssnctG uo;ico.
SFC I. Provides that VII, pes-I TIE pecp.s
OF the counties ess: OF the Cascades rSng-
and soath Of Saske river. ipclu,iias Y&Fin.
county. shall vote II 4 general s.scilOn :or =
herd law. thus act shall tsAe effect IN such
counties from and after the krst OF January
folowing SUIT elsc,ion.
SEC Prevents cs,tle frnn running at
large IN sand ceuati.s, unlsss such .tock /.
- chs-se Of 8 herce7.
SEC 3. Provides that osnsrs Of stock
shsll De acc runts6le Tor dam g . fT proper
~ destroyed or insured, ami f,r cost, Of c,l.
lection
SEC Persons injured by such dsstrpc-
tioc OF pro.e'ty shall have a hen on said
ock uut c5ol ersa,iol has b-es made.
SEc Such stock, wh n found or cr
sbou, III premises where sach damage toos
pace. may b- taken into custody and sid
under ord-s of eIerution to ss,i-fy judgm.
anu the hs'ance remaining over shall be paid
10 the owrsr thereof.
SIC to I3 Pro,iies for the mode of
Ir0oesding in such cases.
SIC. Is. Nc ole snail have night 10 CO..
,sot " recover damage, committoi On u4-
cultivated land. unless snip +. lea=. ene
rcd wide Ehall lie p!owed or nrukea 10
arJnni the entire tract OF land, and there
nas been planted within said strip so bfoken
at ies.t two forest tees for every rcd In
length or. :n lien Of forest trees, hedge or 1--we
nee. and plow aud cultivate tie sane ~
huallv.
SIC. l6. Whenever 100 co..rs or prop.
er,y holders shall. with,a SIXTY DAYS prior TO
ge.eTsl e!ect,Or, petition ,he county com
Iniss;obGrs 70 be allowed to vote for herd
laG at the rc-t general election, the COM
missioners shAl! give Eotics Of tie .ams III
one or more neSsp,pers to the eject that
.he ballots shall contain the words {: Herd
Law. YES" cr Heru .aw, Ne"
SIC. L. Provides for tie time such no.
tices shall ne published.
SEC iS. P.crides that IN c1se the msj0r
ity vcte iavcr ,ks herd Law, due no; G. snail
ne given ot the ume wnen the iar goes INTO
effect.
SEC 10 Provides that notice Of -lectinu
may ne ma,ie otherwise than through the
newspapers The bill MAS re:er.sd 20 .hc
committee on ccunties.
II. B %, To FIX The time Of eonyening OF
the legislative assembly on the fret MonGay
IN Decemhs-, 1855. and rena n IN Sc s.on 60
days, Or until repeal of the surdsw law.
Passed.
ii. p. !. repeal Of the Sunday Las. The
biii Invoked Al animated di-cussion. In
~h:ca Copiey, Sti,.ei ard Books aprs3rd
: arrs,.si q tc he bill and Kuhn l. f.vo.
+ its passage. The uIn -.-- finally lot nv
tae following vote Ayes-Barlou, BesserT.
Clark, Foster, Kinca;d, Kuhn. Msr:ir,
Shaw, Sboudy, Tarpin, Yonng; IL. Noes
-Bnring. Brook, Ccpiev, Gooa-!!. hun
gate, L,ndrum. Lloyd, MIL. Ping. st!tz=l,
spesk-r; IL. kuhn ave notice ina, after
I've day. he would intr duca similar bill.
, 1883-10-27
! sc. >tc-J.

i .'d-ur:;n-r" named Harry Fury mas
a.,p t.lG.a. qG.e- -to-y h-re II. Pm tietor
!, M P. Ice JItse T-yior ii Villa HA!!s
ns save 10 there thrr- Is An otiin.nc' re-
I'm, irImmers 20 pay SO il-ense; ;n4t
aa vas sr.es5,l aad b,5ush: !o7e !nt9,
r-v.og for rui,Iag Sithou: n-'inS procured
d, I,ce,.s-; aa1 that e sscHred Idtssmec:
i'm. gzslly by pa,igg Toe iiise <s-oo. VI
r.,r,rss dsuImers never lie.
Gbs above Is IA. ep nc. botin. from lie tGsf
;.r-gos.ra, aud s-nce tae FLETCHER o per cent
.,-,,rr;ss.un frscc &c are resds To btie'e
s.a.c.. anything. Now II Jnds' Tayior I'll
g.e-s Ii ezgi,ns,or of the abo'e II conHec-
m ~. y cat .i,,Ie We already know OF toe
cs-e, ,he-e s 20 dou5. bat shaE 1t VII oG
.,t;ss.c,o-,- t. re ta,-gaJers or this e'sS-
, 1883-10-27

you leave the lager at ,he meroy o. 'hs
| -siil-osner,." Ga vote the hi'i passed sev-
aat.ea A,es and one me- Foar n mbers de-
,lined to vote. Mr. Yourg. Of King ccrIty.
voting TO.
| H,n. Thomas II. Brruts delivered sn A1-
( ress:ursirg ts- eireii IN OF = eonmiss'oo TO
OTTO Washington to aid ia TIE admission 1t
This TERRITORY into Iths Union. the com;rg
-ss,on Of Congress.
The prople Of Olympia sref 4. cling juS.'sns
o:er the Pro-psCt Of. = railroad correcting
rs'ua:,rs Of Puget. Sound With thcse G,
Gays Harbor. Tie travel towards Grays
iarhor 10 extensive throrgh this place,
stages run daily between those po,nts.
carrying many psssess-rs. Zach steamer
from Seattle brinssSlsrEe rsmbers loshing
f,r homcs. and they invariably so sossIds
Gray's hsTbor.
Major Ssars. the ssp-rinteodIns engireet
Of tho r1.i 10 hsrj ct work with igsce -
men putting down the grade stakes PREF srs-
tory to commencing the gazing. The city
q. Olympia has donated one thousand ssrss
OF land for s.rnius. purposes. aud ri. Its Q:
way have been scqanei through the oity
rum the didtr.nt property hcliers. SO That
at an early day yoo may hear o. the con-
tract having bon lot TO connect the waters
81 tho PseiSe vita :hoss Of Puse, Soara-
Tho gentlemen who discharges the A. dous
And resp nsibls duties of ssrI. Ast-a;-srns If
the CoaLei, l kslieve deserves a - 'sins n'-
toe In this our b-ef sketch. CJ! II. r.
Cock pioneer Of the territory and rppre
sentative man il every particular. has scr.
and e,a recount many incidents which have
long .so become part Of the history OF the
country. His advent dates back {, ls.3.
s,ms thirty years ago. He i.entiied HIM
self With ths Iudiin wars OF 90 and 80, and
assisted IN making all the treaties with tie
Indi,ns that have besa male snes that
tine. He has also represented in the ir2is
lsture tie countis. of X iekit., anl III
ma. from 90 TO II. Il sPpearanc. Ar.
Cock 10 sb,ve the eriinary. snd looks er,ry
,sch . magnificent speoimen Of muscular d
veiopmeus. reasc,in> s.est credit as no does
apon the distinguished i.n.iiy name. The
Colonel is An agreeable oorv-rsionaIist, ready
i-ba:sr. and eIAibits every evidence OF in.
cisivs wit and keen sensihi;iti-s. Waep q.
hcme bis residence Is st Y,kins, his pru- :.
mulated c c,nsi lerabls of tnix worlds goods.
T HH
, 1883-10-27
T,. Woman Suffrage Bill Fsssss
The House

O1rarla. Os.. E--lSPecisl l-lae
,;,l before the wash,ng.oa L=e'siH' u'e 20
-,s,d to women tho right OF suffrage
,,..ss the House today by sTo'e OF iouE-
r., % .sysn The resalt IS en'husias-
,;c.iiy received by friends Of the measure !,
ard cres.e. great excitement generally
,J..,,,s. os ths bill have iabcred untI-
insly since the Legislature convened, .s. sna
;, tssir uress.ing efforts this success
nr., be attributed. I: IS believed me
piII Wi, slzo pas. tas Couacil' snd IS GOV,
.-,a. Newell ie known 70 favor eqoa'
,;;,h.,. i, vii undcnb.-dlJ ss'r-e h-s =
peovl
, 1883-10-27

LONDON. Oct, l3-rhe recorder O. The
Central clninsI court, in charging the --e-d
Jury in rc gard to the case Of O'Donnell, ed
tine pr .scatiol claimrd TIA: tie 2Eisc-'sI
committed jelib,r.te mcrdJr OF the xofs;
kind, because his viotia. was max ~Lo
aided the law, who was under protscti0n q
The crown, and who = as killed out OF r
venge. He p5iatsd out the conflict in th5
evidence iu r-eard to OD5nnsii's eIcisnna
ton 70 Mrs. Carey after be t7d shot her
nasbard. The recorder sa it wsu!d he tis
,sorn duty OF The iaTv u reinru true Gil
FOR murder AGAINST UDcn1-l.
, 1883-10-27
Apprehensive.

Nav YoaK, o.. l5.-Noah Brooks says.
N t;ia Times .his morning: "On, E'ust
needs wcrder # people # the reglcn traver,-
ed by the Northern Pacific railroad 1ill no.
.ako up 6, me dsy and murmur bitterly
agaias. the vas. system Of cnrpcrations that
las insrenched itself, an.i:st rhe huzzas O;
the people il the choicest commercial csn,rea
+ that region. The carpors:ions. TO all ar.
p-arances, control every possible a'enus 4
e..mmerce in Washington Territory aud Orc
gon. rsachi,g far INTO California AID up Into
Pr.ti.h Co.rmbia. How soon will the mon
s.er i,ecome . terror aud menace to small
srt-rprise-, which employ the energies o.
the peop,-."
, 1883-10-27
kSwN AND C0iNTxY.
iciAs Of Pensszl aaL Cesessl Inser~,s
-Gaihered IIhrsa h .thesWoek-i.


- Nss' ''--a'
I .esders 70 hpy er..k-r, ,a.n,ts.,,r.S br !.
| Rr,cf, Of rms city At hi. s,r,m hs.srv a,
/ tLey = 10 g. the advice i. unnecessary
! , -..
| n''a "a1 ."I 1'u rse sinsers are stu.
us'lne Aro1ni tniS upper cast: scott In,
! bi,ks in tie bus.nsss d-.ari.l th.,, =, P,,,-
| Ind.
te"p'e are nesn nnins 70 discover thai
tiet u" 'e r"mr very io'.i'h breaks at tae Esi
7~a'h- ta's ''iins ~ sH-nAnsins old lAmrs
! Ius " i nn,d uoilar.
"a A~iuu!sis VI tske up oid leatL
- Seas> fe' pm" sai isSni>
- ~; u ,hcil s'eS.', hAH Ois hSa
III S1sss'e'i tes'1r's A" s"ish 20 cents
Me9srs- oi'o" hnuds having Dissolved
fs7tnerShs, ne oa,'a+ss os theeelso.s,rd Pal
: { h. sur al, VIII he hereafter carried "n by
'i-ssr' 'isoa "ischIiain, tS1 octtsr nisn
|" CARY ol tie ausa-ess cou-d Not ee found
IL scy aiStr' al. attaches 10 III present Lex
s.nrs' " Is very e'iaeas that on- OF the " =
- -" IL iheh'ers "l.i eseaps onuu Tor h'-
S a az AaSe ~ eae oit-
y'''dH- Nf- haus-ee sho1-d eater pret-st.
Thas. Olipp l.lt for P,c,I.os I'M. ,,o,,i,..
tc .-tan,, ,o- Mechanics F,;-. snch =. -,
iion was never before sen IN th, Northwest.
d''d al who can should embrace the opportu
nity aud visit It before the Alh Ins.- wncc
VIII De the last day.
T.. O,.o,
,.-,- -, :, -, -. n.S sot, ".+. ..ion con''
->-@- NsN''FSS'
net sum of $So2,SVo. iae gram IN earnings
o'es ne same months OF iSsZ was x35, l'3
sros and ", ioS net.
I'll. p.r.,,v ,,Is,s,y... ..,
- - -, ''se. "4ne se.1eIS
~. f..,.hr ~, y, -, ~, -. uo."
- sas4i "s-e 10 'IS
, 1883-10-27

Speaking Of the Ohio election the day
after. the n. T. Sus says: The beateo
Republicans are at loss.to explain their
defeat even to their oxn satisfaction.
Deacon Richard Smith thinks the wool
yrow.rs did it. Field Marshal Hslstesd
thinks the wine growers do it. John
Sherman believes that Foster did it, and
F,s.er probably hasn't recovered from bis
dazed condition sufficiently to do any
thinking about it
At any rate it is done, brsthrsn- and
well done We imagine you Will ind
that yon al contributed to i. uus~ares.
Tho people have AMPLY registered their
decree that the Republican party mr., 90.
Tn. i. ,he meaning Of Democratic Gov
e.aor and Democratic Legislature in
Ohi9.
, 1883-10-27
CuSsIe fish 0asihess.

Like the cutie 6.h which dArksns tbs water
at the approach Of an enemy. C'uaeiiman
Fletcher and those equally responsible with
him are trying to make it appear that the gold
spike party and tns journalistic recept'"a
rsre ons An the ssne- This is too thiu. They
know better, but think they c.n make people
5slisve In such thrsai-bs eIJus,s Tor their
sspicious actions. The time hss long since
passed when pleading the baby act or inno-
osnce IS a plea for wr'ns d'ing viii sv1!.
Those wno rushed the thing through IN order
t, obtain notorie.y. which they didct 20. by
ths way. must foe. shs b, l. they c,ntFAc.ei
The collection Of per cent. commission Is a.
together another bp,ise--, and should he kept
entirely distinct. But it vas n-s'y compared
topaying bills With money collected Tor another
puypOoe.
, 1883-10-27

The wool xrJ.e-s Of Ohio assert tha,
they suffer los, Of O.. .C0o. eco year BY
tbs reiucti u of duty on their erea; SITS
pie. They shos that "ths tsrid Law pro-
tee. the Nes England roolen msnufao-
tursrs. withou. raising ,he wages Of Nes
Bnalsnd mill Operatives, and the woel-
growing farmers Of Ohio pay the biil OF
2O)0, 900, all because John Sasrrasn
and the other pro.ectionis;s in Congress
believe the Republican party viii gain
votes In tho county at large II 6iserirni-
nsting against The farmer ard In favor of
the Nes England monopol;.:. Thus
far Mr.. Sherman has no: besn able to
MAKE any satisfactory eIfiana.ion'. tus
Ksiisr hes come TO the rescus vita .
great free trade argument.
, 1883-10-27
J,ra-ese iamisraiien.

sa, FEancisco p>Fer Suggests that the
;o,-,-e-s-;on oi is. rnc.e DC encouraged IN
o,.., ,,,. he scarcity of labor caused cy
tas ,s..z,iou o: C4insss innigrarion barers-
ssisd We ohjzct. We wlns the faSEc
IT,. n be fiI d I'D VITA a white popnlsnon-
The ,s,aoorsry scarcity of labor will II time
,.-,sv itszI uirhoct the impoIt,sics OF
4orsolisr.. The japanese. it u true, sFs
nos % cb;sct:oasbis a the Csirssn ba'
.L,.u no reason ior crgan;Iei sneo1rASe'
mo-, G. :!.s.r IN migration. II We are to O.
,.5iz- 10. an5 more Iu;a encousak' 'nss1'
"a. II bo for white irmisAtion
, 1883-10-27

Tt. qass.isn is often Asked Of late, Why
there was NJ each troabls L. city afsrs
dcrirs the years rh4. jams McArhs
"a. Mayor Of wAila WAils. It msy Be
answered that Mac ws lossss,i Of coosio-
sr.hls iudi.,iu.Lty ,nd sllosed 10 psve'
beri.S Li, throne 70 dictate 70 hih.
, 1883-10-27
TIE y. 2. Eahd Grant.

The original lard giant Of the Noriher-
Paste was 81, go. go scres, Of whish, ae'
cordius to the report Of the United S'ate'
Auditor Of railroad acconnrs, AZ 500 OOi
.cres were Avai able for fettleE.ent and a.,
vel. Ever II 80 per cent Of this tori.ny
IS comparatively wo:thles'. the mining sd
agricultural districts sill iesdiiy ell .Ir ::
per acre, Or SI21. 10000. 1t Will te
m,.ars.sd that the 6rss Go go sere
acre sold Tor 50 coo COO more tnan s3 ?
cr.e. TIE total viiGstoa Low put C.oI
he grant - Sl0S coo, ,G00
, 1883-10-27
Whitnan College Sell

A Few bell weighing 1000 pounds - q
the depo. for the Whitman Co:l-s-. Il 's
of. 70 re college from the irfsuds "' The
Rev. y. 2. Coh!eizh. and bars the follow
.sz inscription: I'm honor of the fir-'
Mis.:onarie. % this coast. TO WnI.msL
College, WaTa walis, ". T." Oa the o.
roerte si6eis: "Cliniol IL. MeH,eiy Be-
Co, Troy, \. Y, U. s. 4, A. u. 1888
TIE oonor. viii be remembered ersr7 TIM
the I'll c,lls the stnielts to :hsr stud
AMI il tie name OF Walla Wsll. the s-.1 "a
NAN thinks tnsns-
, 1883-10-27
The Nerd Law.

Sectioa Il Of the Herd Law n bsauty.
I, actually provides for the recovery Ct dam
szes committed by cst.ie on uNcrLrIvAIED
land. If strip . rod wide 10 ploughed
sro1.d & AID SIT OF: with tvo trees 20 tas
rod. II .o11. to us ~ though tAa l.nsi.lA
,uIs i,seN required birding
, 1883-10-27

Two yeass ego I,sa gave $3.50 Re-
pnblean msjoriiy. THIS year tse Re-
publioan candidate for Governor scrAI 20
taroazh By . very few Thousands. Deg
ocr.tie Congressman is elected. snd 'is
Dsaoersas g. the largest representation
thsy have ever hsd in the Lesielaturs
Ths Republicans have been shaken even
IN the;r Gibraltar One usors snch ehsrSs
and the Democracy VII take the CITADEL
, 1883-10-27
sunnors.
LOR o. Y -

..hI-,z..C.. '7-y .fWiIsWs i, ;~
80 -'' te:-sJ.D. kzuyu.,s. =,
- -. - Nr''en. D -seuss,,.
G. q - -, IL ssil ~ nc, hlGs l. y, =,
:, ,'rs - = ny Sc :, So--t - w, w
81. p 2ilA VII. Cont o'iE " T'ii. y l.
"a ,IIt ri iNeS, At III io.r a. N n
- = -, ~ - ~, aye ana thsr 49,
4. = Ss' Z ri '-t,.. = 'sks, as oou,e,,S.
80 =. e q eli. ; = ,s.sie5 s,.s;e5 M ob,c
y - T.. ts's ,o!- II - s,,ix ISS yea II,
= Sd so'i-e; l.; ysEr :, -. - 4!
- L. - ''-i-n-
-AHAs. Ius.ss c. aaa
, 1883-10-27

III. OA.land TsiJ1N is surprised fsN
the psmossa.s o.n Afa,iz's ~i,a Do''sl'
ous il hads no surprise left for efPHna'-
turs over Rspublie.a s6iistisn ",,n
hons. Mosbs, Chalasrs sod Col S