The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1884-02-26
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sion b which r,,noses 10 ada thousands Of mon T.,
the pension LIST who have already had ali the bonntv
they are entitled to and others who are NOT bonestIy
entitled to any bounty is in its present state big
claim agents-Chicago Journal
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was ended and that # had better lie down and lie
and after only escaping through fbnsterne from, he
ing pronounced dead bv IFS own national commodities
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Observation-Disclosures. and # tbie ro+a i ofr rl s
described we presume our government will Enovv
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IuNokANoE: more plIeh tha1 9lshohe3ty, rs the
reason WIY ministers 40 MOI SPEAK the truth at tuner
ais. rev passages from 'he scriptures few words
prayer Wr'il uhe VIZ" ei commencing the SOU 10 us
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AFEW years have passed The civil-rights bill has
been the whole eolored population of the
bt f ' ~ t S bi H. are
sbar ,f StIa+,Ias C,,r,1or FOL Sol,,,ri - S WI
PeE o. Chles Gunner ar IocurI uIItrs no pro
t f tho bt i; II i; Irt t ms tt "a
1oil pr the sho.Su PohGy, II ao0u Uhe that the
nepupeau parry was mlPpeu Guy OF us Doots Wheh
II can maggie ana Sraae WIN sueh degenerate apostates
as lniS Nhio"S" -Ne"s'
THE color line in the public schools of New Jersey
| has been wiped out by decision of the supreme
Court in case growing out of the refusal Of the tlns
tees OF burlington to admit four muatto children to
nn bios ab;biti 'n Ia roMn ihgre Is no
b;b avcndes f 4b I'LL III man :e
# i 10 furnish educational nr;y;legS 70 tbe orer
and more ;onora,+ some of The class x,b;b nod tb
| 4be rnost.-PbiladslDbi Disnatch ''i0"'
n.y., ~. .1I,,- ,.,a.,4,,.-o. it,,
iHE mormon rulers evluenIy see onaC Chey can 9ny
MAINTAIN theit power pI eAelcIsinS an3sC aosoluOe
hnuenee III Potcal eietohs. II - Salu !hst IN many
OF taer Iowns NpIe ls TaiolI eas asdso ne siage
LIEU i rp uy U ~ Il is 4 oui * -
ueory una! Ce chrch auIho g. mus nave l'tu
still maintained though the chief have not Brisbas
ability and the indications of approaching dissolution
are TO be seen in the continual dssensions breaking
/ ont in the ranks-St Iouis Republican,
n,,,,,, :: - ii, A. -. g
=, f e 10 % sPp t - Vi justice as'llhso
tlo IL P ~ ~ - on tit ~ ph eApelelcy -
e9ually sioi'e ~ fti t ae e ons sessions
OF me legislature de 9ieu ~ que PriVI N.Y. Wn'c9
the members vhJoy Vi ee In 80! fIluay anu
returhlnS On -n0uiy Ut 1tesuay Mitnoue hVng 10
pay !helr way. II tIe average legislator hau TO puy
ms tcket every te ne wanted TO go nome or 70 run
DOWN 70 the meIropohs Tor an onthg, ne would not