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BUSINESS NOTICES.
When YOU want something to read go
to Hollis.
| have the largest and most complete
clothing house in Wyoming, and can and
will sell clothing cheaper than any other
house in the territory, b. Hellman.
A first class meal for % cents at Sachs,
349 Sixteenth street.
For all kinds ofblank books go to Hollis.
Five dozen ranch eggs for SIC K. Four
pounds choice roll butter for $1.00. Best
ham and breakfast bacon in the market,
at Underwood Bros.
Don't freeze. when you can telephone
TO Riner & johnson, and get the Marshall
coal at s.. so per ton. Telephone l02.
Engraving in al its branches is dons a
zEHNER, JACKSON & BuEcHNER's.
A fine line of furnishing goods, hats and
caps etc, cheap at Hellman's.
, 1885-04-22

Omaha steel barbed wire. Call for
prices at Arp q Conway's.
, 1885-04-22
STORM SPECIALS.
The Blizzard Extends Over the
Rocky Mountain Regions.
Reports From Nearly All Parts Of
the Territory.
The Storm Elsewhere About the
Same as in Cheyenne.
Tho storm at Custer.

Special Dispatch to THE LEADER
CUSTER Cry, Oak, April 2l.-Over
a foot of snow fell here last night. The
wind blew a gale and drifed much Of the
snow into the gulches. The storm is now
over. The temperature has not beenvery
low, and it is thought the loss among cat
tie will be small.
, 1885-04-22

OF the finest designs. Also paper
hanging. calsomining and paintingiat Tut
ties, 31s Hill street,
, 1885-04-22

Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all
kidney and urinary complaints, cured by
''Buchu-P aiba." 81. 7
, 1885-04-22

The Hope Of the Nation.
Children, slow in development. puny,
scrawny and delicate, use "Wells' Health
ReneWer.n
, 1885-04-22

Remember that you will save money by
buying your books and stationery at
Hollis.
, 1885-04-22

Ladies tailor made suits in great va
rieties at VIM. Myers.
, 1885-04-22

u Try Ellis's fresh homemade tafy.
Only 30 cents a pound.
, 1885-04-22

Furnished lodging house $T5 per montl
rent. Inquire at RINER & JOHNSON.
, 1885-04-22
NOTICES.

Boots and shoes just received at Po-
, 1885-04-22
Rush., Red and Rosy


For round up No. /, and don't you Tor
get it, Mt Landau's. Here's Howl
, 1885-04-22

When YOU want something to read go
to Hollis.
, 1885-04-22

A irst class meal for % cents at Sachs
349 Sixteenth street.
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a dense fog on Chesapeake Bay put a stop
70 navigation yesterday.
The Mississippi River Commission trans
mitted a lengthy report to Congress yester-
day.
A farmer living near ~Tilsonbury, Ont,
was found dead in the woods yesterday, shot
through the heart.
The Treasurer Of Union County, Dakota,
is short in his accounts $1,000 or more. His
affairs are in a bad shape.
The ladies in charge of the Baltimore
Charity Fair expect Governor Cleveland to
be present on Monday next.
Milton Dimmick, a former resident OF
Mauch Chunk, Pa. has bequeathed $4,000
10 the erection of a library building at that
place.
Andrew Jackson Davis is suing his wife,
otherwise known as Mary Love, or Robin
scn, Tor q divorce in the New York courts,
on he ground that he husband is alive.
Davis and wife are well-knoWn Spiritual
lists.
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The Twsin-cable Entertainment.

The TTain-Cable entertainment, abou.
which so much has been said. will be given
tonight at Plymouth Church. Marx Twain.
the greatest bumorist OF the century, and
George W. Cable, the renowned Southern
novelist, will give alternate selections from
their peculiar fields Of literary work. The
press Of the country has been lavish IN
praise Ct these gentlemen, and there is,
no doubt, a grand treat in store
for those who attend. No one who
has ever heard Mark Twain will ever will
iugly lose 81 opportunity to rensw the &C.
qDajntance with him; while of Mr.. Cable it
IS said that his sketches of Southern charac-
tiers and of life among the Creoles of Louis
lana can not be excelled. Few IAen have
ever been able TO give perfect pictures on the
stsee from their own inimitable writings.
Dickens could. end so can Mr.. Cable, but
there are perhaps bone others. tt is safe 10
soy the house viii be well filed to night.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
The Illinois Legislatures.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. G.-The Democratic
House and Senate caucuses of the 1 linois
General Assembly met tonight. In the
House aucus Edward L. Conkrite, of Free
port, and Elijah If. Haines, OF Waukegan,
were placed in nomination for
Speaker. o. the first ballot Con-
krite received thirty-nine votes
and Haines, 50, and Conkrits was declared
the nominee. The Democrats have only one
majority in the House, including Haiues,
who has been heretofore an Independent
Halnes, IL Is understood, has agreed to abide
by The decision OF the caucus, but there
is some talk about the Republicans
dominating MIN for Speaker, and thus OBJ
tanning control of the House. This is mere
run or, and should be so credited.
In the Democratic Senate caucus Hon.
Henry Setter was nominated for President
pro TEN. The Republicans hsYe one major.
ity IA the Senate.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

Torrance OF the charming camIc opera OF
The Beegar Student" at the Grand Opera
House last night, and the applause through
out was spontaneous and frequent. The
CON psny is q remarkably good one, with s
keen sense OF the more effective situations
and songs, and with IS finely balanced q
chorus as has been heard here in many .
long day. The music OF the opera is
very bright and sparkling. and is rendered
in q most effective tanner. There is sufi-
Gent plot 10 keep the audience deeply
interested in its development. The
stars of the company are Mile
A. Gaillsrd. as the Countess OF Pal.
matica;" Miss Louise Manfred and Franc
y Hall, daughters of the Countess C NJ.
Pike, the 'Beggar Student" A +. w. Nc
Collin. as the Governor of Cracoro:" Rus
sell s. Glover, IS "Janitzca," aud William
Ii. Kohule, as the "Jsiier." All In all the
performance was thoroughly enjoyable,
from first to last. There will be 4 cheap.
priced matinee this afternoon at 2 O'clock
twenty-five and fifty cents 10 all parts OF the
house-and final performances tO.night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIE HOWARD ATHESEUM SPECIALLY COMPANY
AT ENGLIsH's.

THE HOWARD ArHESEUM SPECIALITY COMPANY
AT ENGLIsH's.
The Howard Atheneum Specially Com
pany opened their engagement at Englisa's
last night, and to say the least the show
caught On" Hsmlin and Keefer in eccen-
trio songs and dances were very clever, Miss
May Maccahe sings and dances very nicely,
Harrington and johnson are very versatile
comedians, and E. H. Doyle, the dancer, is
the best ever seen in this city. Fields aud
Hanson are q well-kuown musical
team, and have been seen here
quite frequently. Miss Lizzls Simms. the
famous dancer, in her new advertisements
made her of the hits of the evening
and the two Macs are the best performers
ever seen here on the speciality stage for
~scrobatic, mirth-provoking fun. The enter
tainment was concluded by Mr.. William
Carol in an s~fterpiece entitled BAD Boy"
This show, as 3 whole, is one OF the best
high-class vaudeville companies, and is 50.
perior 20 anything that Pastor has brought
here. The performance will be repeated to-
morrow, with the usual matinee.
7 II BEeGAR STUDENT" AT rHE GRAND.
A lsrgely increased and thoroughly de-
lighted audience Witnessed the second per-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

Adviees from China and Japan by Steamer.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 6.-The Oceanic ar.
rived this afternoon with Hong Kong ad-
vices OF the 18th and Yokohama of the 23d.
The rumor that the Jardine Matheson
Company made a loan Of 900. 600 taels to the
Chinese government is confirmed, and 2)0,-
600 mas been paid on the account. The loan
is made with the avowed purpose of build
ing a railroad TO the immense coal deposits
west of PekiDg, which are the richest in the
world. The work will be pushed forward
IS rapidly as possible. IL is reported that
the young Emperor is engaged and will
sOoD marry the daughter OF Duke ChaO,
brother Of the Empress dOwager. The North
China Daily News says that United States
Minister Young and Vincent Smith visited
NiceToy Ii Hung Chang and proposed 10
him that the Chinese Government give them
he contract Of collecting the revenues
OF all the provinces as well
- e monopoly of the Government purchases,
the Government to pay them . per cent. on
the teisl moun of the transactions. TIE
pTopOsition was declined.
Tien Isen advlcss state the loises OF the
french troops ~ FormOss from fever aud
dysentery was enormous, aud thar, as cOa-
sequence, Admiral COurbets ships were
seriously undermined.
Germany is making an effort to gain con-
troll OF the railroads 10 be constructed In
China. Through it's representative, Mr..
DetIing, 10 oilers TO provide ali the mRterial
and engineers, guaranteeing sll the cash
necessary for their construction.
Several shary shocks Of earthquake have
been felt in Monkden Province, China.
Corea is threstsned with famine.
a telegraph cable has been laid between
The a land Of japan aud the Riukin
fslsHda-
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Footpadded.

At an early hour yesterday morning
Horace Keever, night clerk Of the Grand
Hotel restaurant, Was assaulted by 3 foot
pad On Indiana avenue between Illinois
and Tennessee street. The man sorang out
OF an alley and struck Keever a heavy blow
on the head, not heavy enough to knock
him down, however, for the Young man
turned and ran up town. He reported the
matter to Merchant Policeman Moore, aud
told the officer that he had a revolver in his
pocket, but the Suddenness OF the assault so
b. wlldered him that he forgot to draw it on
the highHayman.
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A High Tribute to Mr.. Clevelaud.

ALBANY, Jan. 6.-Goyernor Hill, in his
message 10 the Legislature says: 1t may be
safely asserted that the administration OF
Cleveland for the two years past
has more than met the Just expectations of
the people and has made its lasting i'm
preston on the annals of the State. 1t has
been brilliant in its sterling integrity; safe
In ITS true conservatism; faithful in its ad
berence to pledges, and v~igilaut in its oppo-
sition TO corruption. Its STRAIGHTFORWARD
ana ouslness-lke conduct, united With It's
uRquestioned honesty Of purpose, has won
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The worId,s Exposinnn.

NV ORLEANS, Jan. 6.-The sunshine tc-
dsy made everybody more comfortable, and
brought out a crowd to the Worlds Elk osi-
ton. The Exhibitors Convention tabled
the resolutions to appeal to Congress for the
ueedful funds, or to ASK the citizens of New
Orleans to make up the deficit, and finally
laid over all the business until Thursday.
he exhibitors say they will have their ex.
hibits completed in twelve DAYS, If they
have the necessary apparatus and appli-
anceq
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Meeting of Legislatures.


Albany, y. Y, jar. 6-The senate was
called to order by Lieutenant Governor Hill.
The roll was called and q recess of an hour
taken.
The Assembly was called to order at IL
o'clock and the members sworn in.
George u. Erwin was elected Speaker of the
Assembly aud a committee appointed to
notify Governor Cleveland that the Lsgisla.
ture was organized.
Governor Cleveland sent the following TO
the Legislature shortly after noon:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
ALBANY, Jan. o, 1854.
I hereby resign the Office OF Governor Of the
State OF New York.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
a committee was appointed to notify
Lieutenant Governor Hill of Governor
Cleveland's resignation and inform him that
the Legislature was readv for business. Ad-
joOrned until Tuesday. January Is.
Senator Dennis Mccarthy was elected
President of the Senate.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. 6.-The Legislature
convened at noon to-day. John l.. Gibbs.
Of Frseborn County was elected Speaker of
the House.
CoLUMBus, Ohio, Jan. 6.-The Ohio Legis-
latuTe Teassembled in adjourned session this
afternoon. The annual message of Governor
Hosdly was read, which is quite lengthy
and touches on a number of important State
TOPICS
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E n SPECIALS.
The RIuncie National Bank.

ane HAunSle NatlOnal BANK
Special to the Sentinel.
MUSCIE, Ind, Jan. 6.-At a meeting Of
the stockholders OF the Muncie National
Bank to-day s. A. Wilson was elected Pres:-
dent, F. t. White, of Cincinnati, O., who
has served in this position for eleven years
rast, decling reelection for so short a term,
since it Was decided that the institution
should go into voluntary liquidation at the
expiration of the charter, on the 2Sth of this
month. The bank ls In excellent condition,
and is prepared to pay depositors every
cent should they call for their money to-
morrow. This has been one OF the most
paying banks in the STATE, and has paid,
during it's twenty years of existence, an
average annual dividend of 1917 per cent. to
the stockholders. The citizens OF Muncie
and Delaware County regret that it is not to
be rechartered
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appointment of a Trustee for the J. NJ.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6-The first mortgage
~bondholders OF the Jacksonville, Madison
and indianapolis Railway, the same being
in amount $1,000. coo, and bearing date
October :, 1896, were called to meet the rail
va company this morning to appoint a
Trustee 10 ill the place of the late Tcustes
Riggs. The company was represented but
no stockholders appeared. The second mort
gsge ~bOndholders did not meet. The COM
paDy will now apply to the Courts OF Juris-
dIction to appoint a successor TO the late
Mr.. Riggs.
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A Jeweler IdenIinea 81. annds.

-BowMANsvILLE. Pa, Jan. CD. B. ShiHer,
jeweler, robbed by the Bnzzard gang on the
night OF November q, has identified as his
pRperty the goods found in the bag carried
by John Lippincott when arrested IL COlum-
bia. 1t IS positively known that Abe was
with L%ippincott at Columbla. He returned
to the Welsh Mountains Saturday night.
When they started out together they agreed
they would not kill any one.
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The wabash Rising,

Special 10 the Sentinel.
Nj. CARMEL. H., Jan. 6-The Wabash
River rose eight inches last night, which is
about equal to five or six feet If it were
within its banks. Experienced river men
fear a repetition of the 1875 foodg.
All farmers in the bottoms have secured
their grain and stock, and are coming out.
The aid societies are caring for the poor in
the bottoms and elsewhere.
The rainfall here during the past twenty
four hours has been immense, and the indi-
cations are for more.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
A Forger Arrested.

CHICAGO, Jan. g -Pinkerton's Detective
Agency effected the arrest to-day Of DAyid
E. Swain, at Sutton's Bay, Mich, where
be was living under the alias of D.. 7. Ed
dington, and had only recently been elected
Prosecuting Attorney. BE was wanted for
he forgery of $1,000 Of Northern Pacific
fuDds at St Paul, which was his last spec
ulstiOn. He disappeared last July.
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present condition aud position of General
Grant. IN which, after reviewing General
Grants history, be makes an earnest appeal
to the people and Congress to relieve the
old hero's distress, and warns them that il
Grant should die in his present condition
the Nation would be disgrsced in the eyes of
the whole xnrld-
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

Advice TO sAOSneFs. ME-. WIESLOW'S
CLOTHING SYRUP should alWSys Dc used Hnen
children are cutting teeth. II relieves the little
surereT 81 once. 1t produces natural, auiet sleep,
Oy relieving TIC child from pain, and the ntts
chetuh S9akes as "brfgnG rs . button q IL very
pleasant 10 taste II sOOthes the child. Eotte1s the
gums. GllEys al pain, relieves WIND. regulates the
bowels. and is the best Known remedy for diaI.
rhes. whether arising from teethiIg or other
cauEee. Twepty-nve cents q bottle
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

for il and for himself the warm approval of
his political friends, the sincere respect of
his opponents and the uuswerving and IN.
selfish support Of independent citizens
everywhere. That be NAV meet with the
same degree OF success In the greater Office
to which he has been called Is the earnest
wish of all the citizens of this State, and OF
every lover of good
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07
INDiGATIONS.
WARRINGTON, Jsn. z.

WAsHTSerON, jan. z.
FOR Teanesse and the Ohio Valley-Slightly
colder and partly cloudy weather; local rains or
SHOWS. followed by clearing weather.; higher b.
rometer: westerly winds
Upper Lake Region - 70 al SHOWS followed By fair
weather; westerly winds; slightly colder, except
In the northwestern portion. where the temper.
azure VIII rise slightly. rising 3TOmete except
IN The northwestern portion, where it viii fall
eliphtlv
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

9 MASONIC-A..A-.. ITE-
w Taiah Council. z. OF J. annual meeting
wv this Wednesday evening at 1850 O'Clock.
The Fifteenth and sixteenth Grades will be con-
feIred, after which election of officers Will take
place.
c. WRIGHT, NJ. E. s. n.
C F. HOLIDAY. Secretary.
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LEGISLATIVE GOSSIP.
The Contest for the Speakership
Dwarfing Every Other Interest.

Browning and McMullen Withdraw
From the Race The Friends or
flooding and Jewett Sanguine.
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NOR sALE-A ftstclsss stock of millinery
C goods; good reasons for selling. Address
Box 544. Lima, O. IA
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General Brisbin on General arant's Oon.
ditiOn.
81. LoUIs, No., jan. 6.-The Globe Demo-
crat will tomorrow publish 9 letter from
General Brisbin, of Idaho, in regard TO the
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-07

TECSE going TO Hot Springs for the Treatment
i Of syphilis, gleet, ~sCrOiuls, and al cutane0u1
OF blood diseases, Can be cured for one-third tbs
cost of such 3 trip at the old reliable stand. I nEvs
the advantage OF long and successful experiences
can warrant 8 cure IN all cases Spermstorrhes
and impotenCy, IN all their stages, positively
cured. oflce hours, s q. II. TO 9 p. N, <S Virgins
avenue, Indianapolis. Pills sent with full direc-
tiuns at 81 per box. DE. REEEETT. successor -
Dr.. Ewing.
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FOR SALE.

D1OR ~SALE-Cheap. six fine Albany cutters ~
u Ripley's, No. y West Market street. 17-6
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EOR s~ALE-Bouses and Lots In al para Of ia
u city BARNARD q sAYLES. Is and q H.si
Market street Gd
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GnonInl 70 ahn ronAInnH

Physician ApDo1sted-Fell Thtrty-Six Feet
Special 70 the Sentinel.
KSIsHTsrOwN, Ind, Jan. Cdr. William
Fuller, OF this city, was to-day appointed
physician By the Trustees Of the Soldiers
Orphans Home and Home for Feeble
Minded Children, vice DR.. J. c. Dillon, re-
signed.
William Gail, a wealthy and influential
farmer, residing one mile west OF this
city, met With a serious il not fatal
accident this forenoon. He had as
cended TO the deck OF a wind engine,
and was repsiring the brake OF the
same, when a sudden gust caused it to re-
volye, striking and knocking him to the
ground, a distance of thirty feet. In the
descent he made several revolutions, alight
ing upon his feet. Attending phys cianssay
no bones are broken, bat think he has sus-
tanned fatal i%nternsl injuries.
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EvO LpAE-Mcney with privilege OF prepsyE,srs,
4 teInH reasonable. TH0S. u a = 90, -
Hast Market street. indianapolis
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AUCTION SALES.

uUET d MCCURDY, real estate and enertIsus.
Il tcneers, IS ?. Wesh'n Sc. Stocks of nerchsns
diEe IN city or country bouEht outright for oss6.
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FINANCIAL

ITO L~OAN-Money on improved city property IN
i Indianapolis, or improved farms. A. NJ. STOD-
DARD d CO., 5 Talbot Block. Indianapolis. Ind
1S
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Policeman on TriHI-Arrested for Forgery.
special TO the Sentinel.

Policeman on Trial-Arrested for Forgery.
special TO the Sentinel
LoGANsPoRT. Ind, Jan. 6.-Tbe trial of
Policeman Griffin for shooting Ncal Wilson,
colored, in the county Jail last August, was
begun yesterday. The examination of w.t.
nesses is now going on. The evidence goes
to show that Griffin, in company with an
other officer, arrested Wilson, and while
putting BIN in jail q scufls ensued from
Wilson's resistance. Wilson threw stove
legs at him, and Griffin emptisd his re-
volver, killing him.
James 0Donnell, a prominent liverymsn,
and Walter Haynes, a gambler, were bound
over in the sum of $500 each, last night, on
the charge otforgery. 1t is alleged that they
forged a note in the sum OF $3.50 on Ricnsld
Morfut, q farmer.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

N1HE annual stOcEhOlders' meeting OF The Cit
i zent' Street Railway Company Will be held ~
their Office. on Louisiana street. Monday. January
u, 1855. A. A. ANDERSON. Secretary.
S014
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT Will rent to one or two members
II of the legislature the parlor in my colt age
residence, corner OF East and North streets-fge
squares from legislation Hall, during winter;
good board ia our square. Call al $50 North East
street.
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WANTED

LOST-Any article Of v.lue, cot exCsss.
'ng three lines, inserted two times FREE
Upaerthe head "Sitrstious w.atsd," foss
lines or less, inserted FREE.
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M NTED-situation 20 DO upstairs work
w Call at 90 Massachusetts avenue.
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=" AETED-Day bOarders al So per week: table
w hrst-class. l67 North Tennessee street.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-04-17

Commissioned Labor Wright has
sketched out the plan of work he pro-
poses to undertake the coming season,
and the readiness with which Secretary
Lamar falls in with the prospectus in
dictates that the labor bureau will re-
main in Mr.. Wright's charge for at
least q year. The commissioner intends
to devote the coming months to an in
quiry into the cause and cure of "hard
times" which, as he says, is "the con-
stitutional disease so far az the labor
question is concerned" So long as the
times are prosperous and business is
brisk, labor shares lin the sunshine.
But then come darker days; trade falls
off, shops are closed, wages are reduced
animosities are excited between capital
and labor, there are strikes, violence
and distress. It WILDE the! first inquiry
of the bureau to seek the reasons for
these Industrial depressionss and Gscov-
er, if possible, their remedy. For this
purpose the bureau will study the po-
litical, social and moral questions in
VOWED in labor depressions both in
this country and in others. -.