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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
THE POLES UNITED FOR BLAINE.
STRONG RESOLUTIONS APPROVING TIE POLICf OF
PROTECTION.

PROTECTION.
There was a large attendance at the special
meeting OF the Polish and Lithu nian Political As-oci
lion at No 1913 Secondt yesle ay ateno'n ana seh-
ine enthusiasm W vailed The object OF the meeting was
u rake acton upon the coming Polish Blame and Logan
rat,f a ion meeting. The lat mus was criticised 'Or
making he Polls in the coun number only oOOJo IN
stea of auoit 2 100000 committee was apfoA'e4
10 ol lin correct enumera lOn of he Polish population
of this country.
The chief interest OF the Getting was given T. the DIS
cussiou and unanimous adoption Of the following Ieso
luton:
whereas The sense of the platform aopted
by the Nltioual ION Il 10 protect ne industry
aud ma ufact III NJ Interest," Of c cOu I y, ana
WhsrenS Protection OF our III tncr Immigrants IL tne
sense ~ he X publican party, and
WhSre0s James g. B ane md John A. Logan, roihl
pees for the Offices Of Pr lido and NcPre 1dent OF
The United II e are the st 6tt for the 30 tons 10y
their re 80 1. records and oth'rwi e ana
WhsregS TIE DenOcra ic par 10 trying 20 opel free
.rade vi Euroucan countries fr Ii benefit of England
pn9 10 Injury of people seeking Tree ion III the
United states, ana ,. ,,,.o,..1 ,a
Tbo,nts A. u ndicks show immense wrongs done
nv tuem to the XII smau ANA laD0ilng class geheIs
" and -, , .,
lie se aI'i to be a, the eesl 0i 'o'or""e"' VI
fty inil ion OF %, pc; thefci re - u ,.,
Besoir.d That the Pm n and IL h11nian Ass'riauon
tnns snlcnnly NJ dyes Itself support the " puhl' ah
,and dat ana 10 nae al meausiI "a power 20 mnn' e.
pntsh Dor 4 1cra over tn land 10 do the same az
meat hy the people adm lserodiA the hands Of tie re
lmh lean pa ~. .
tbe d uiuc aud b. gsn tihcntioh me tns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
Fra udulsni Acres TileraiiS
Ln.rlcL n ncel ~

Among the cases or Unauthorized e1clng spscaly "a
puts % the Land Office are those OF the Prairie Cae ca
sco,ch embracing upwards Of 10 900 acre, t,e Ar
kansas Valley Co, 1,000.0O0 acres; H. H. M.tcai 2ol.
600 acres; John W. Promers 100000 acres; Mcdaniel
Il Davis, 10000 Routchler Lamb, 4o,O0D anss
J. W Frank. 10000 acres Garnett Landlord 5000
acr,s 4. C. Tanc 80 900 acres Lewesey Bros, 150Ow
acres Vrooman Mcrife $4,000 acres b atty Bro..
10000 acres; chick Brown & Co., 80 90 acres, aa
Reynolds cattle Co.. 10000 acres M IN C1lordA
B1ghtoD Rancho l21 900 acres; CO 4 Carter. 30o0o
aces; W wilson % 90 acres Kennel III Rare a
10000 acres. and J. W. BOaler, 2O,OOl acr 81 Ne
braska; Wilton Humphrey. $1,000 &c % an Nelso,
son. 20 0nO-ln tada Emit ~ counties reported y
large lie compan aie rrnnrted having fenciutm
tie uhc iandt. some ~ theae comp MES fpp1ta
60 he English and - hers scotch
comm n fraud m Nov -Metlco, Ari1nna, rallf rA
tdahu Wynmns, Mon ana, " N md Neya "a IL practha
by means ~ the n.eeft Land Act That act o. vita
that ~ select a Bil ~ % ~ desert Ia u ~ ppfa
per aero all he paid down aud hat rr snna rnrnat
the laHd sha allowed trrn Vpaia IN vhrl ~ psr Aa
remainder instead ~ taking tlra aud IN pfttsa
IA 60 tai thu boa and tsins hold ~ ~ ~ N H's
20 ~ fHf frp years 10 80 At tplt uot ins an IN
e,ut nue { sol he aso - u whila u /, Ia dlspna W.
Mrl aiand, -. IiatpuH hahsts, says o. 1 = u4Ws q
Nod e7k n thia Rep h'cap form nf trflmeal
VII a poo man, VIII barely ruunsA 10
acres 81 aud must pay Tho taxes II the conntr ava hs
c1ltr king 80 reet u 49, was his ool to Spend 'hiea
years ot NY LIE 10 defend such acouhtY"
john fleming, 90 American ais Idaho, SAYS II am
Engaged m sheep Raising, win 1000 sheep depending
upon me unhir range tor their subsistence Ny
is near Ia cae men that claim the entire rance lof NJ
ecn square miles. These catle men have Threatened 70
take NV life should persist 10 ranging within ghl hey
cal tnelr range. Ihcy nave Siih 10 no way VII uv
proclaim themselves peaceful Otherwise than auoWiuap
special contract certain portions OF to pubic domain 90
any grazing purposes. 4 few DAYS ago. while dnr1g
along on the public highway met IN Congress with aEe
COW boys, and before the Chapl In had time 10 0nT
nrayer IN. -uea..r commenced pounding nue. over ne
head with large six-shOoter, eYcaimtng 40 the
tnne, "meve from my range today or II see that yo5
do tomorrow, at the same ume p'inl'ns us re'ofe1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
SOUTHERN SPEAKERS ron ntAiSG

Anmrm PARN. y, j., Aug -" The cnthusi'
aan ot blaine and io,n Ia strong g. Nrpiu'e t"wbAup
n al .inr aud Logan tu' has hp u infmr'' ahd "
already has membership ~ ono hNh"''' 'h
may, 4 naunrr wan "a atd by ibu ouh yesterday
A. Naiiroal rou ie during ho hHNy f.orn MerIl"g'
were be- Il hst uN,nu this aiirIaoon ahd eve ING
Jaoo1 kempts OF Was Virginia aid 81 o"mu mona
the little ~ 80 oi West Virginia state sli for pro
ieotNt ana huto IA 1 has breu gradually reducing
the DcmOo alc mlurity aud ia November Al view ID be
with yuu solid Tor kaiuo and San. Iht era ia party
hss gwen l- tnoroI IA ,tate-man for next lr 81
dent " az io The nter Il q American eitiz 'u-hp
rcrsouluoa % ia - q b. me-" Marshall P.tlu, II
ioni,l Al. MAS thr next eakcr tie 1
apI "A a. w. are lie e. said "ti raufy the uest
N, min lion Lat the mo : OnOrdble convention
Of ,nis grand Old party ever gave.
AZ 20 be y mocrh parry NY hlenus' "a
pr1,ectiyr -anr he . iaius % otho. way not apf
T. make much prlgr A.. Ihe Demos! aic parry may
tbrJw mud al our CANDIDATE but the polite "iud OF
pcxt November VIII der tteir mud mo az -nH re-
turn tn aud tnem deep mat you VIII MOI
be 10 ie 10 dlE Ia IA out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

Newark. ~ J. Tho person In charge elderly man.
who sai that he was himself beneficiary of the Day
Star Universal Relief Fund
Mr. Jones'" he said, had boon extending this WORK
for than year and advocating II In his paper He
has received much from IT, but he Is good man
and buys bedding and clothing for the poor out OF his
pocket" -
Mr.. Jones, who was afterward, confirmed the
statement lie said:
The money by which the agents conduct tlse work IL
paid by me Individually IL does not come from the
funds which receive for rho poor Ny motive Is purely
a pnilanthrOpo without regard to race or sect.
don't ask for money. and do not desire to solicit ~,
though have received from some whose names are
withheld as much "a $1,000 for the poor Every ore OF
my agents shOnd have BOOK showing all his recelpB
and disbursements and 1t should DO opened at al nes
to any one"
AT the Charity Organization Society nothing was
known OF this OrganiLatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
WHAT BOTHERS RANDOLPH TUCKER
tnr TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUSE.l

washington, Aug. 2L-The tariff il playing
a most imp rtant part in tie Virginia ell elton. Rae
lph Tucker IL dis overing that he has not representa-
tbe scnt,ut. Of State during the ten ye rs be mas
beer I'm Congress aud he IA reported now az endea'o7nt
10 make it pear that he did not vote ON tn mer'o'
the NJ rrison hill for the reason that he Noeds mpn '"
the motion TO strike ont the ,nacting clause Ihe'h
qnans In their last red strc,ina have placed stiu0s
IN Randolph fuckers district This mas made h'''.'
Yos f he valley ybgnan. Mr. fuckers coh'u'u'a.
NJ Nost IL for Blaine aud Lo an and "a q most uuoVs
Portable consutucut for Mr. Ia ker ~ have :" '"
stan o. hp summarizes tn record NJ MI TUGS va IA
his ton " ara ~ CONGRESS, on q questions oahh ,sry
uu r. "a Of the wDrd qua "A. 'hoW' ua, :. sbiI
Instance hr 9th voted ln favor W ,h .,d ir,s
vout snli tho iudu trial 1000 ~ the rVn'H us
tho m,pn ui.a from tAo shop nr IhAt 49, s, tii a
de- arniinn that b. meyer Noicd lnt iue snsi sias
M nunrrt NOR. nuhtpr uEr, Ha he Nn'l 80 road
nl ont the rnartinf pInnah To ne unp. NJ, -, lst shs
ma rta lntrnd tn hum ntto ah asal' I,,trra fceoe
4 1, 4, t,n. If taatinnist and 10 view tt',i, nu.
uplu tia auhiruL thrf tfc r"hh''h, " 49,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
INDEPENDENT iRlSnNtN AT WORK,
GROW "a ut nus MOVEMENT ~ tANHh of hhAlNN
AM tuuAN,


The hlah and American dasa Aoatcd out
aida an, ham No 100 tanl fouIleeuths at yesterday,
iusi h.re Was mass moe ING of leettes 1t the IRISH
American dep ndrnts tom all districts al tho CIV
Edward j. Rove preside = and bhaG j. hrlN "'''u 10
secretary. Tho mali isa SPACIOUS one la lda'm y "o'
orate and the chaTnha ANNOUNCED ina tho' ""'
secured IL unul the tni The cimp tg there Us warm
ami ,o.e IN. chairman read circular ued James a
Coleman. cha rman, Eu1sne Kelly, treasurer ANA John
O'Ryrne .ccreiary with several other Irish names At
taohod Quostng his pres nee at mass meet III lIe
Academy of lu,e in sup OF TIE ID moe ate candi-
dates From the or ar t was meant 10 sAo" 'n"' I'
prop Sc meeting would be an IRISH one.
Ii is ii LcaIhy sign on our IN venent on DehalI OF
Blaine and Logan" sal the chairman "to hnd inc
Demo riti ary go TO tue especial trouble oil ge'-
tugup ocla circular the lr7hmen OF TINS GU 10
support III. Democratic nominee. LIT the s"-caIleu
Demo ne Irish meeting no the Academy OF Music 50 d"
and van, VIII lind il viii be fare, "A voice presume
Mr. Coleman viii have few ltaii M there La'shlefI
We don't wait anybody TO dct re to 49, We KNOW our
own mind, wlcA Re ani VII ch VIII be backed up by
the ports from every pat Of he CITY. winch yoa VIII
now hear thl the Irish anne leans IN tbs CITY are iof
Blaine aud Logan" loud app au~e.l
A. T. Ford and TIA the reports from all the cehtral
districts sowe thc organization FOR Blame ana LOGAN
10 he IN ii Aoui,hng coudt GA. +. Mccarthy SAD t'at
The ia Assembly Di-ri-t was enthusiastic for bM
and Loc,u T. j.. Hughes sail that good work wa oen
done and Nj Roche had got forty men TO IN 'i' ~,
XIV .aii hal In three clubs r. ,ho Kin As emily Dis
tuct they had already NOR than E0' men lAPlar,,I
NJ Nct,Ina. for The WIN District Ide al ehc0uI-
aeing re- urt Pau.Ck Logan sai th't ic hrN, 49, o
heard ~tc cut .-iaSu. y uOng IN IiIeh D"t tio
voliuc tl.ss.s ae.cr n.y. Tor ne and Logan jon /
Ennis said Tot On H. tAe city bu rou5 1o"E no
eo,utry toWts tDat the ibS mlsht D. s"li' y;
OFIynn speak n for in" XVIII Assembly Dlsul, san
thai the nlit ny we're ali nj organizing over. VI
ie'%op' IN y = dno axe to Cr I'D an they woul We
such an account license YES as Cleveland "Ou On 'ooh
forget ., III rr..b ,,,ori-
cans n wing the charic and OhJec 81 IA sc VINO
wer, getting mp meeu 10 he Academy o. Hiisc ~
the name of A. shncn and alt OF the democratic
canlidate was refcrre to the EXccuiVe Committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

rufkprtrutA Aug. 2l-lhc management
NJ the p,nns, vana Railroad COMPANY h's ouord lhat
ts coal nid freight oar od pmont no o"l IN too con
ton tt tho flllunIo 1hotuaI rt sac W"h' mule ~
sunduf capacity o nay toms. aud tHo frrla care arc
tukoY Ia Tor repair, ua rapnlN a.ihc An OH 'r ct
,to company sttloi arritY ihit IA addition 'oabr'V
wo,cmrutuf grain expect d 'o'n f'l' u WA '"'O "''
Ia lief hat tho would ho fcNNH n tho Industries nnd
titurularA m tA. non utdr lhia ""uN nee" ',"l "
make Ieiyyd mth tor IA ran y ttiinh n' l'N n,
u.trrla and mari mart, coal Al of tho shops nf lho
Company whicu have bec woth NIX co. dhoh lhl" VI"
ID gln WOr my null Gins this week Oh Tall o1hlpmoA|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
Nor ro lrSLaIorL 100 rRoDCcTIOM

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2l.-ibe proposition
for re.trcung The output Of pig ion ~ stopping opera
lions the furnaces, op io"ai win IN man "crer'
brtw en- September and has proved failure
TIE propo,itl,n came from George H. Han & Co.. of
Louisville The answer, On pro- ucers iayoring the
proposition were III In numuer. aud not TIE t|OtHlFus
ueccRsar. flr rs alopu on. he favorable responses
cilu, rom SOuu ana West Inc hcSsts nun ra1sI
ali ann her nro sos, on which Is "a Modification 0i the
ur- but the .cral opio Of lroi meL III TINS ga IS
that tho lei - II inpr.etosbe ANA nht ths se,o, P ~
all n Will meet VITA success tht HfsL
They 50, tlAI suGcient un,1m " cahnu De -o'O eH W
the iroa uAuc " scsdfe an oGeahLeu rosa''A'A "
output.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
THE BLAIR BILL IN THE SOUTH.
IT'S DEFEAT TO BE Used AGAINST TIE DEMOCRATS
IL TIE CAMPAIGN.

IL TIE CAMP NIGN.
fBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRlBUNR.I
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2f-Thc mail received
by the Republic IN {, IMPRESSION i Commluce snow. IN
To- dc eat Of the Blair Educa iO1a H. owl the p
position Of the Democrats. % be made OF tn moa
mpOrtant campaign issue, in he uth a4sin-t the Bor
bons and that the latter Will anlety r in every way 20
deceive tie vo ers 20 their p0s.oA
Tie Republican an Iudspcnd MT nevspl ers, however,
making at ne or is. They show that Of ns
80, 900 tla would have b en- Appropriated 10 I'd
pub schools during eight years. over JhTeef rs o:
The entire 9mO mt would nave be exp udei n tho
South virginia. share alone would have be $3.50,
900. VIII ca, the Republican, justly say would ave
placed within the reach Of the poorest educatond az
van ages equil TO those Itch Tho richest enOy.
The passed tine NATE three months before Congress
adjourned but every effort made by the Dcm0cr ~
in the House prevent any eOnsdera ion OF TO- II ss
not even referred t. committee The Democratic se
sponsbllty Ior the ia OF hs measure Is clearly
SHOWN by The record TIL following the vote In tns
Senate upon the pass g Of this bIL.
Ytas-M ossrs Blair, Brown, Cal, Cameron OF wiscon'
sin, ColQutt Congo, CuOm Dawes DOiph. FL Iund'.
Eye. Garani, Gle rye; IL mpton, Harrison, Hoat J,es
sor, Jonas Jones OF Florida, henua, LOlan hc'llin
Ma d ron, NJ, Ter OF New-Yors. Morr, Pike, Pau
Pugh. Ransom. RI ldeb rger. sawyer, Williams aud VII
N.ys-Messrs Bayard, Buler. Coke. Groome. Iar..s
Hawcy, Maxey, Miller OF Ca ihlnia Morgan Pende
tn nd Sau sbLry-.l l. or the eleven mays AZ a'e
or thOss y0ti IN q g afirma We IN rteen ~ were
uemoc a aud twenty were x puDlirans There are
thr y-siI Democrat u thu Ssuat. IDr cen, ere OFT
is MT "a mai ri OF tie Democrats IN the se ie,
To-. 81 r BILL D Sod by Republicans Repub icaa
senate ON April = went To tine House. W ere D-mc
e. ats lad anu nave 20 majOu :, AID there ef-
prsd afr lingering over tire NO th,-Lhe De!nOet
e sist ntl de ca ing all eilots even 10 bring Hup"
cOnsdei alton. ,...
Tee Democratic National Con ~eution assembled "ne
Congress was sill IN essIOn, declare in IT, itfOm
70 lows: We opp sd o a | proposition, VICE.
upon any pretext, wOuli convert thr Secrai ,os ~
man l0 M ichine for II cting taxes O. be DISTRIBUTED
among the states he c liens tnereO " The lat ~.
he pdragr.p i quote has pee universally consuueu"
be a blow al the b air EdIca iOnal bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
.tt.NRMrN.s noArs RACING

good etn wind from the northwest sCnt
The hoata IN tho iunkmor'a boat race lying over he
course yesterday. Tho rae. was ltpm Per %, Lat
river a. Kubrua BE faud back Ihoto wetoHiuo buats
entered. 1hcy were Tho iieht uf Othrr Dits uamo
Do.l That's II, lomcf. Noio Nah hcy DAY light far
Down Nisht. Hawk aud 4 :, Low lhr lisht OF uih,r
pave luli Ihu bNhst 40 he lurl huu won the lutc
tho uawc,ItL end. Ia - II ia III pni Pointer
iouith loo tIHht ut Oiurt hbia ~ dr trr f47ct uWu
over ulu. uNr .hp ruuts see one hutt thd hiN VaiI u
utra lur Nttur MIhn .ry Utpsit.d Whur ruu ding
sunlius Reef UuoY, 10 Grew we've llrhtd 40 l boat
ION thr u-ubuuea sal tno yo-Aul Waa toW,d 10 u
shcll,Ied place and nshcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

"DO You know, George, | wish y0I would
o.i-c b. after Don ten1nir looking tramp hetc
while yOd were away and or-ered me 10 hun some
thing 10 eat, Il 10 ll that sponge cake
mai lat -aturi y aud, George. he says as coming
lack t-rOrrow," - Did ne eat the cake, darling 7"
Yes: all of IL. Yes every hil.' "Wc n n set YOUR
NINA a resi-, dear, he viii come bscA." Boston
Post
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
nrRDERorS INSirLrON hGN6tRl'NG :,

Prrrsnun0, Aug. %. A Dubois l'nn' "" ma
pAch a4ys, "rwa nusuanA j'nN .'' s..,n,sa
stephen Luke AMI thelr wives N'lo p'"''' a, ina
last ught Ia q shauy at FAN VieoA "H Wv .,,..,oa
Cl,a. IT. III ana Rdgway RailroHl'"" uu"'' -, shlla
- aud me women lad ia ir skulls ma iared Ns'~
ar, nat -o a. aious Michael Ale.o sa a.
Hungarian 1. cnarEsd W. tho erin, ~ n" 'on Il s
Inc anty during t6e day, aud Wa s,,n An axe va
mi nm show Il unustakaby tat II h,a ~ ri "a
,trment WIZ lea the . cory WelA u"u s,om.u anc
Scnyitcn arr IN - crime 4 condl ION iH.lo injured
children m tne shanty. bnt none oi IN VI ~
1ber a. ,es ranged d ON six m0A Ia To SIX ye""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

In the American Asso int.on rIoc Tho winner 4nnot
named. six clubs have chance Of finishing first.
present the Me rop ~ ans hold the lead with ty-
and wen y-One defeats Taeir nearest Oppo
nets hre the Colum ous C b, only two gam b mind.
in, LOusyl Club IA thlrt It. Louis fourth, Cncnna
ffta. an hrtic sixth 1he other el4ht clubs TIER
y or work stilcd tn"ir cha for the pennan;.
OIy 1870 OF o." Easlc'n cubs lave made credl l'
record his yoar-the Me .OliaLs aud he Athl ties.
The Ne.tern ubs now 'od second, tArd four Nd
nf places t. the The oca' Ubl playing IN fIc
form and II hard work will Win pc uart, III
d,litediy be we oriouS Tao record OF al tIe games
MI ~, Il a. date $ a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

"James, ! fud bad quarter IN The till, have
you any Ia whore r,m- .IomP =" No, sil, ih " L.
should do you h, ii" you ttrnd the Ienth On ron
STRIP "Ne-" " bon DcI swift ta,e up lie cole =
ri A. sir 4" Tes" well Deacon Sml b " IN IA re q
sbort t.m ago and DO 4 / some sugN--' YIN may 10
l. inner, JaAlcs."- IA tsb 10 CHI nc e-Iclegraph
A Vermont woman is awful mad because
SIZE InstOoA London Punch joae IA al altman c for a
90 tsge pund ietiD nd made tie WDO family SICK
vita ih Dne- far dsvs iuniD On Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
/ NrW on WfIL Nfak PITTSBURG.

PtrrsruaG, Aug. %. Guncy & RosebnrG,
or...nty leased 900 If land near EmsWOrth,
ten miles we Of this city, for The purpose Of boring for
ras struck oil be ring sand last usht AMI tie well IL
nov 40. ug wIth oil AN sat wttVr The $ 4 ne ,aS
Great Nctem. nj aud well las been visited
by hundreds OF Deup today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
SUNDAY sgRy1oEs AZ OHlUTA r9V4'

CuAUrAuouA, Aug. 2i.-This mot"it "a,
Rev. Dr. Normau : aver. OF syHeus pro -, ,hr,.
.,nrnit,e,tre. This afternoon the Young Men
aa 4sc, lion Conference was con listed Sy n n.
p,rr,ll M q ic,gn An address delvere 4" rsh
s,eey II chr Iian endeayOr by Chs ,ns Rev. Dc
Ninc.ut. The sermon this ~ eHlng was y
r. NJ AdaLs OF he Ncw-lOfk Con eteh0~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
ono MrrROrOLlrANs srnL LEAnlN0.
CtosF CuNrEsrs ron BAst natl noNoRs-- me
nAaLrmN AnAlNar MIarrnN rIlnA

rAsiFHN AGAINST wrsrrUN CttB%
Tho strugglcs For tho different baseball
champions lps are m 10 than hAlf ,ven The bottet
cuba have 81 tb' top wHn tho We hrr mines Lave
falcn bach hratou, or ruiv hope Ing b. hold tho
ru iuuha th,t nnv nonipu Ia ihn irasua contest he
IA ha have hell tat ani noroNd poa Ions nln'n
May L. aud unta - HrRt Ind Ga Ions vii hn ia load Ia
ihn rnd Tho pii,a Of tho year has bf.n Tho poor
pliynr ~ tho Nraten ouht krorn " ue linrAlo nire,
by hpurt iha comes too iae o. give them tho cham
ponalip, have manased o. got into mira plao. AZ
ptt1' ut the ir NdruU n ~ loIu uT oar N0 ufta,
nn1 II heir pitcher, hold ont they Win WI he pennt
4 ust W tuh II a.oond aul 4 y aYl IL slons game
but will iuv "a YORK ID oYrrtda ID ollh ron lhnlr
Island Tue local club IA Ourh ont vi probably he In
"a rd acsat lie dose Ol the IAe record 10 date
Is "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
FR4uE BREWERF DESTR0fBn

WnKEsBARRE, Penn. Aug. Zo.-in Or. ,es
Bowkey Brewery an enormous frame s., ,a,s las
the mi die Of the ely csag1t hre a. ''-O "a IA.
evenine ana was destroyed IL was formerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25

1891 he was the nominee Of the Greenbsek Labor party
The Democrats Endorsed his nomination ana ne was
The (;reenbackers made no nomiuailon anu ne va Va
cleo, cd over the re Democratic candidate az ne
been ,ro wears fore over the Republican nonine ne
Is strong with the workingmcn, and III. indcauohs arc
thai l. icas c uulyw will i've him handsome m1ori!'
and thus secure the defeat Of Hurd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
A HORSE TRAVELS ruDrnEn THAN m0cLE

CnCAGO, Aug. 2I.-lhe h0rsc-bioyclo con
test W To- .eud,d last sht. Aud. TIE uorscman
wi ulng, 10. horse covering oIl miles "a "a days OF
twelve hours each u incc, O. his bicycle, made 10
miles. AMI AimuudO thc pedestrian, covering ilo, ticl
agartg r,r score beng miles less taI oi The rider
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-25
ro nAY,s pRoGRANLME In eARATOGA

To-day is an extra day at Saratoga there
are four races on the card The e9tues are ltht tie
twoye r-old being the only thu, promises well
rIRsr FACE rMn-YEAR-OIDs p VILE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-07-25
Taxation.

There is a great hue and cry about
governmental taxation and tariff reform
and / think that, like charity, it should
begin at home, or in other words if the
people wish to remedy an evil they
should commence at the bottom and
not at the top. The imposition of the
yearly tax levies on the people is be-
coming more and more of q torture.
It has become such an oppression to
the people that some kind Of o reform
must take place, and the sooner a 70
action takes place the better it will be
for the people. The cause Of all of our
or Of any other state is the laundering
legislation of the state officials. They
are not satisfied to fulfill the Office for
the honor of principle, but for the
greed of gain, making worthless and
needless appropriations, and always
standing ready to be ''sugared" up for
fat bid. Now If the people wish to re-
duce their taxes they win have to join
hands, regardless of political parties.
and send such representatives to the
legislature rs win work for the good Of
their constituents and the people at
large-men who cannot or viii not be
run by any corporation, but be the bone
and einew of honor, and viii yield
such legislation that viii amend the
laws 60 there viii be justice done, and
remove the oppression of unneeded
taxation. The last amendments of the
law have been o curse instead of 9
remedy to tighten the burden on the
people. There are hundreds Of people
who are owners OF either real or per
sonal property who have been unable
TO pay their taxes when they became
due. Others are several years behind
and more who viii never be able to get
out of tax debt to the stale on accoun,
OF the inability IN any shape orform Il
raise the money to llquidate the dein
quent o. back taxes on x6coupA Of th.
increasing ye&riy taxAsion. There i
but one resource fer The crs-e<sed AM