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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

The meeting Of veterans. which wa called
FOR last night. vas adjourned and All mem
bers Of the old 2ist Michigan Infantry are
requested 20 meet st sweets Hotel on Mon
day evening % make arrangements 20 attend
the reunion of the Central Michigan
a.. A. r. Posts AZ Green vills. At zhich
time reunion 0f the 2lst Mich
izan viii also be held All rail
rosd- WI sell half fare tickets. and camp
equipments and rafion= viii he furnished
free 90 All old Veterans or ~ A. r. boys Wh0
may attend The meeting vill be held Auz
f 3 and T. The first day viii be- devoted 90
arranging camp. the second viii consist ~
nsrfdes. regiueutal reunions. stc.. and the
fhIrsi - military parsCes and sham battle.
The txo uieces If artillery in this ritg vii
he shirued 20 tf~eeuviiie Monday and vii
take cart iu the shan battla.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

The annual meeting ~ the Michigan Camp
Ground .ss0cisfiou vas heid sf Bay view
Thursday aftern.rou. The following were
elected Trustees fsr the following year. Hon
p. Preston. of Detroit and e. More. Of
Grand Rapids and the Rev. "a tfariuer. ~
Iackzou. 90 suceepd fhe Rav. r. ri Pore
rhe trustees then met ard rs. elected tss fol-
lowing 1f5cers for the ensnirE year. P-as5-
dent ~ aezon Snyder. wee President. Rev
:. Rsses}. Fressurer Hon- Davii Preston.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Internal Revenue for fhe Western p1stricf of
Nicligan IN the nncnth 1f Ialy a. reported
~ Coiiector Davis were ss follows For
heer stsmrs. & - - cizar stamps S5
ft6Sf t'iare0 stamps. 81 -, specis ts1
stamrs. 81 tff r. penalties. <set Totsi
Sff.-T1a1 fhis 81 an inc~eaee over tha n.
eeirts fsr lals m IsSt ~ s.. 2.65Ifs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
The "Centurx.'

The CeHflug for August was received here
yesterday. Besides the usual number and
variety Of excellent articles on various top
icS. Fitz John Porter contributes an inter
esting paper on "the Last OF the Seven
Days Battle" Geo. 4. Hall 81 Co., - Mon
ro. street has II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
New idea Read

Furniture. parlOr suits, chamber suits.
marble top tables. upholstered goods on
patent rockers, easy c1airs. etc, etc., sold
on InsfaiinenfS. No lease or mortgage re-
quired. Cash calls for bottom prices at the
old reliable stand.
\. J CHURcH & Co.
g. and o. Canal street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

This il the last week OF the free exhibi-
tions by George Simon, the rapid landscape
painter. Those desiring 20 see him work in
public. and secure some Of his fine pictures
must take advantage of the last opportunity
AT kimballs Music Store, . Canal street.
Sweets Hotel block
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

r,e champion .asly lsse- tsi players. vho
-. =, ave sn szhibitiou game sf tae hsii
-. t.f. af.e~-oon. vii rIag against niue
u vickss PLAYERS fron' tli- etg e. a'aevs,
80 - Fsrnls. ~ p, tenneig Bar
-.rs. - b. nsrst Ingram. q, tfressn-
rse. II p. g.snstsntfne. q werner. g
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

That prevention l. better than cure i an
Old adage. The best prOphy laetlc. when
cough or cold j. apprehended, i Red Star
Cough Cure, and II the cough has obtained
foOthOid, thls new remedy will remove II.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

HAsaIstsEIa. Alslst l-Eor lLe Aoxer
l4axs hssaol. Generally i4ir sea1hsr sx-
eebt Ia aDrta@e-teri4 Gortlai lcclsiola-
ioeal rall4s, sarlaLis sslsis. generally assFtn-
efiF sIlaHi TAI ll lelapsrtl1rs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

The Mount Olive Club of Grand Rapids
will give a grand excursion to Rome City
Ind. on Tuesday. Aug. {. the train leaving
the Union Depot at a. M, arriving in
Rome City az 1923 a. n; leaving on the re-
turn trip at $40 =. IT,. Come one, come all,
and have good time Fare for the round
trip <I25. Tickets for sale at the Union
DepOt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Peek Beef Iron and Vine - cents per
pint Our ovn make. Peck's Drug Store.
Try the SIX meal ticket at the Windsor
Dining Han. ia Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.
[:;IiiN


LADIES'
Ths Bnf1inV7or Narsl'ie Israse 1f4eT rss
era~3e7 tse Trl1 -aefis' sr ffa Nar Orleans eT-
reifioz over sIi r1far svzfrros iF sFis-erre ffsi
sTs-nr aaa snf r rrr Vsrf s+glist assy sra
perfect f-rirs dress cel a. ~ krTr0e e-~-rr
Parra-f Hlr~s rricee ~ suff re firoa~ Hsne
rzserfa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
CARTE BLANCHE.

On finishing midsummer inventory found
ourselves OverstOcked with lar0e lot of odds and
ends of Business and Dress Suits. Before going
east to to the making up of our fall stock,
Mr.. |. G. Levi gave CARTE BLANCHE TO dis
pose of these odd suits at any price. We take him
at his word and offer today and until all sold:
l8 Mems Nice Blue Striped Suits Sl35
Coat Pants and Vest These sold right this city at
$3.50 to So per suit.
81 Splendid All Wool Cashmere Suits all colorS at $500
These the suits Dehot dealers blowing about
bargain at $3.50 to $1,000.
l29 Elegant Satin and Serge Lined English Cashmere Suits
at $3.50, 850 9.95, 1000 and 1900, that can't be
duplicated west of New York for double the money.
We mean what we say and prove it! Same kind of
drives in Pants. Just think!
S1OO Buys Cashmere Pants good style and
make, but odd pattern
$500 Buys a Pants nicely cut and good all wool
CaSs
$3.50 Buys Pants as good as you can get from
your tailor for So to 81.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Mr. Geo. Simon. the rapid landscape
painter. Is ab0ut forming classes IN painting.
The charges vii be ten dollars for seven les
sons. Inclpdiug the canvass. cOlOrs and
brushes. Those desiring 10 join the class
will please call at kimballs Music Store and
leave their names.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
THE LAST CHANCE.

We have about 1900 yards
of Summer Silks left, and are
determined To clean them out
at some price.
We offer the balance of our
Zoe. quality for 50c. per yard.
The balance of our 60c quail
ity for 4Oc per yard.
The balance of our soc quail
ity for Soc yer yard.
The balance of our 40c quail
ity for Soc per yard.
This great reduction will
surely sell them all in a very
short time, and ladies would
do well to avail themselves of
this rare opportunity before
the assortment is broken.
All other Summer goods
proportionately cheap.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Annual Excursion

OF the Phoenix Mutual Aid Society to Bald
Head Park and Saugatuck. on Saturday,
August :. Trains Will leave Newaygo depot,
West Side, at :, and Union depot at 100. and
will connect with boat at Holland City,
going by way of Black Lake and Lake Mich
igan, or by rail to Richmond, then by boat
II miles down the Kalamazoo river, to Bald
Head Park and Saugatuck. The best of ac-
commodation will be provided at the Park
House Hotel. Dinner, 4Oc supper, 20c, and
every accommodation given TO those who
wish 10 carry a basket. Fare, round trip,
81 p; children over > and under II, CSC.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Pri,e lead snd oil before huy'n4. Car
uas ~ rn6e-sold. Peck- Druz Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Nire5 paints. "a esl1rs. in Quart and zaIlo'
cans Peck's D~uz >fg~e.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Gentlemen. before ErHuz sway for q vaca
hon 5o NOT forget - call sf Gardner e
Saxters and zet a bathing suif
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Remember che opening Of the Popular
Shoe Store at a. Cana street this evening.
A band 81 music IN attendance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Tooth ache srops ro cents per bottle
Pecs's IsnE Store.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
Bulgaria..


WHO INsrIoArED run UNION or null
oARIA And BouMELIA.
SV. PErER'nuRo, Oct, T.-rhe Nav
orrmet published an Interview which
iLs correspondent ut phIllppopolis
had With Karavalomt tho Bulgarian pre-
miOr. Karavslotl dOniod that Bnlga-
rla had any 0grC0mont with England
or Austria before tho Roumelisn con
ference respecting tao union Of Rul-
gariA and Roum8lis, but SAWS they
acted on their own responsibility Ia
bringing about tho union.
"Ifthers were any inatlgasors in the
matter" said tho Bulgarian premier,
at was Russia, whose consul general ~
Phillppopolis, M. Sarckin, first agltated
the union and helped 10 start tbs news
paper At Phiiippopolis, devoted 20 the
cause OF tho uniop, villa
Bulgarian money. Whom / entered
tho ministry, believing tho gdmo dan
gorous, stopped the subsidy Of the
Bulgarian government TO tho nowspa-
per, and also forbade tina meetings OF
the uniouists in Bulgaria.
MIR. EsravslCff affirmed the state.
ment that Prince Alexander had noti-
fled Russia OF tho intention of Rou-
mslla 10 unite with Bulgaria, and that
Roumelia was willing TO continue un-
DOR Turkish suzerainLy, but wOuld not
code an inch OF territory. In conclu.
sion, tho Bulgariou premier said:
"If Turkey declares war, we alone
are able 10 raise Macedonia ia three
days. The European war is nous at
our business, aud We are NOS alarmed
~ tho armament OF Greece, ~ her
army IL Tar from being terrible"
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HEARNE, Oct. 27.--[Specinl. Clap
tain A. Faulkner, the popular sndtine-
looking general passenger agent of
Che Houston &c Texas Central railroad,
passed down the road yesterday on
his way to Houston. The captain
don't seem TO Jose any flesh or sleep
on account Of this commission husi-
ness.
Mr.. Lasker, conductor, in addition
to being posted in the railroad bust
ness, is also thoroughly Versed in the
raising OF Jersey cattle.
Tho Houston IL Texas Central and
International d. Great Northern yards
have bean alive with freight trains for
several days past.
Mr.. M. Nj. Leeper, p" youthful coz
ductor on the Hon c0a 90 Texas Cen
trail railroad, Is GU a. j after tun-.
Bile with the dengus,
Mr.. Calpspper is i1g Mr.. Q. ID,
BYewster's train, and more e11cient
and popular conductor never hal
load "ell abcard."s
Mr.. John Telfair came down on Mr..
Tom Esston's run. John don't deny
tho rulnor about his intended marriage,
but seems pleased at the mere mon
ton OF it.
Mr.. w. MeUrab, who is general pas
seuger Iustlog and express agent Of
the Wsxahach o Tap railroad, came in
to dey on his way to Palestine. VII.
liam haa been keeping bachelors hall
for several weeks, and says he is 60.
ing to bring home the madame and
break up hou sekeeping.
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Good Connection.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 27.-H. ColbreN,
general freight and passenger agent OF
the Cincinnati, New Orleans 81 Texas
Pacific railroad, to-day received dis
patch from Vicksburg, announcing thai
the inclinced plane at that point is COM
pl6ted and ready Tor business. This
il work which connects
tne yicksbnrg 81 Meridian and the
Vicissburg, Shreveport & Pacific
divisions of the Queen & Crescent
System, by transferring passengers
and freight across the Mississippi
without change of cars. The
last named division connects with
the Texas d Pacific system.
It has besn g work of great difficulty.
but its completion is of vast inport-
ance to the travel and traffic OF that
end and connecting lines. The frat
transfer of loaded cars and switch en-
CINE for the Delta side was made this
afternoon, and everything found to be
working perfectly.
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sOuIIIERN hlNDs
Nsfthsrs Capitsiists uesonnisina the
rromisina fatuFs ~ tho South are
buyinE upthe netter Oiass ~
Southern Iiond. nnd seon-
rifles Foreigners,

NEw YonK, O,t. T-lspeolnl.l 1T
understood that tho better olassog Of
Southern bonds and securities arc
quietly being paid up by parties in tho
North, and II 10 said, Llso, by agents Of
foreign capitalists. Heretofore tho
fact that somo OF ihnso States had re-
pudlAted thoir obligations, served 20
hold investors al0ot from anything
with which thoy wore or had boon con-
nectod, but better feeling Ia grow
Ing, and there Is a disposition TO handle
securities now, which year ego the
Same parties would not touch. rnis is
due mainly the belief that the dey
OF population has passed, aud as a
recognition cf tho promising future Of
the Southern sad Southwestern States,
accompanied by increased interest.
This Ia seen in effects now being made
90 eeclro Eastern and Northern capt.
talisis for tho revival OF the dressed
meat business ia Texas, and the recent
contract with an English ayndicste
may prove BE- DO tho right stop in tho
revival,
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Che Growing Interests,

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.--Keenon d. Han
cnck, stock yard firm, just completed
the collection and classification of i'm
pcrtanS statistics relating TO
the cattle, corn and hog crops OF
tho States of Illinois, Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas. Nebraska, Wisconsin and
Minnesota. They s3nt out some 1000
circulars to paople who were praoti-
oally Interested, and received answers
from at least so per cent. of them. The
priacipsl quesCiDns were:
Q.--Are there more or less hogs ia
your vicinity than last year?
A,-Four hunrred and 1lfsy-nine
more; 968, less; 375, the same.
els there any hog cholera?
A Nine hundred and twelve; yes,
@ $50 il there more or less thsn
last year.
A.-Eight hundred and twenty-eight,
more; $40, less; 1913, the sam3.
Q.-when will tho bulk OF the hogs
be marketed?
Alive hundred and thirty-seven
in Now mher, $50 in December.
@ --Wnen hogs arc ready for market,
IL prices, should be low, VIII many bold
for higher prices?
Alive hundred and eighty-eight,
no; 1,071, yes.
= @ Are thsre more or less cattle
being fed than last year?
A,--Fnur hundred and forty-four
more; 822, less; ai4 same.
O. il the crop Of corn greater or less
than last year?
A.-One thousand snd dfEy-threo
greater; 868, less; 346, same.
@ Ia corn selling at higher
or lower figures I h IA last year?
Alone nundrai aud ninoty-five
higher, SIS lower, $40 the same.
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In Life,s Decline

Iufirmities bsset us to which our
youth and maturity were strangers.
Weakness of the loins, rheumatic all
ments, dyspepsia, loss of appetite and
unquiet sleep are among these. Az a
means of counterscting the infirmities
OF age, Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs is
unrivalled. 1t quickens and enriches
the sluggish and Impoverished circu-
lation, begets hearty appetite end
youthful lish for tho food and enables
the stomach to digest 1t. II soothes
and invigorstes the nervous system
and checgs q tendency 10 rheumatism.
It's quietipg action upon the great
sympsthetic nerve, which connects
the stomach with the brain, results in
tho speedy departure of The restless
ness by night and disquietude by day
which are the reflected manifestations
of dyspepsia. II is most effsctual
aptldote to the poison of malaria,
gives heaithful impetus to the action
OF the kidneys aud bladder, and is an
admirable means of rssuscitatiDg vigor
when impaired by overwork or other
cause.
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England.
THE STEAD CASE.

LONDON, Oct. 2I.-The trial of Mr..
Stead, editor of tho Pail MAJ, Gazette,
as defendant ia tho Armstrong ebduc.
tiou case, YVES resumed to-day st the
central criminal courl, before Justice
Lopez. A discussion be-
tween counsel arose respecting
portions Of the testimony az Mrs. Ann
Broughton Oh yesterdaT. Reference
WAS had TO tho shCrthnnd notes OF JUS
tice Lopez, which confirmed the notes
of the Jury, That Mrs. Bronghton de
clsrsd yesterday that Mrs. Armstrong
said they would never lot her daughter
be used for Immoral purposes.
the prosecution suopmnasd DR..
Smith, Of Harley street, and no de-
posed that he chloroforned and ex-
smined the girl, Elize Armstrong, and
certified to hor virglnity, at the re.
quest of Mr.. Stead and Mir. Bramwell
Booth. This testimony created SEQ.
sation IN the court. Mr.. Stead paid
DR., Smith three guinsss for the ex-
animation of Miss Eliza, which
was intended for Steau's protection.
Mrs. Jerrett was in bed, awake, in the
same bedroom, at tho time. DR..
Smith was friend or the Salvation
army. He had never performed such
an examination before. ~.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29

To MEssEs. lords, HOWARD d
HUBERT, New York, THE HERALD
returns thanks for copy Of the Rev.
HENRY WARD BEECHER's pamphlet
on Eyol1tion and Religion, being SO.
ries of SERMONS discussing the bear
ings Of the Evolutionary Philosophy
ON the Fundamental Doctrines OF
Evangelical Religion. The subjects
discussed are: "The signa OF the
Times; Evolution in Human Con-
seriousness of the Idea OF God; the Two
RevslatiVas; the inspiration of the
Bible; the Sinfulness of Man; the New
Birth; Divine Providence and Design"
etc. Mr.. BEEcHER has said that he
hailed the evolutionary philosophy
with JOY, though many parts Of it he
reject. But substantially he thinks it
is the correct doctrine of the scientific
world. Price so cents.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29

OUR dispatches are to the effect that
Southern securities have grown in
fsv just recently among Eastern
and foreign capitalists, and invest
mep L, are now being sought which, by
ross "a Of the South's former "roprdia-
tion reoord," so-called, were while
81 100 @purned. 1t is rs we thought
morey lying idle in the East and
abroad cannot afford to allow the
profits possible from Southern invest
ments to escape, and a marked era OF
business activity may be soon sntiol-
pated. The fact is, there are no better
nor safer Investments in the world
now than those in the South, as we
have repeatedly Of late argued, and
that money Is taking ahold Of them Ia
exceedingly gratifying and reassaring.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29

THE Fort Worth GazstLe is tco
staunch Sou thora paper and too firm
q friend to Texas 10 remain in tho OPP
position on this silver coinage ques-
ton. Ifthose Eastern capitalists can
stop the further coinage Of silver the
will also be powerful enough to get
Congress to redeem and cancel the
33l6, Co., 900 Of outstanding legal tender
(greenback) notes. What does this
contraction mean? 1t means that they
and their friends can and will get up
all sorts Of corners, with all the money
in their possession, on corn or cotton,
on wheat, on meats, etc., etc. Our
farmers, our merchants, will be thus
feeced at the pleasure of the money
holders and the country Kept demon.
alized by every species OF speculation.
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THE Southern Journal of Homoo-
pathy for this last month is ut hand,
1t is published IN Austin and New Or
leans, and il roplote with mos. inter
esting data. IL opsns with an edi-
torial that should De read by all prac-
titioneIs of ell The schools, viz: "on
Medical Ethics Versus Humanity"
1t is . scalding criticism on the "boy-
cotting" practice, which permits hu-
man being TO die rather than infringe
on the "custom Of courtesles." Tho
Journal numbers some of the most il
lustrious names IL the list of its con-
trlbutors.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29

N lbe hssee|aslon ~ ousi1lia n
lhDIf r4paf|tft ann N lll4l
dOaa nos alvanue lit nfioe ~ l0DiuHif,
The naHutl lNun IA A. rNtult w. goods,
even lhbueli n hes No br hona ~ lsrns
lone. ~ chsi ~ mlullff a'iltl do vn
euiifnig, ihe association IN ~ nllpw
hin she legal fhtn of i0turo4t on ma
OapliHl THUS ihfDNn ont ~ employ.
fn0nl. Tue advance dHslrt1
$40 Tor si0ohoia. The majority al tbs
members present wsro willing
~ adopt tho platform piOpoaod'
aud would have done 30, but
for the objections OF tho dnaloTs who
had amendments 10 Offer. Tue session
will h0fosumod "a morrow morning.
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SOME OF our well.meaning exchanges
are in error on the question OF the sub
sidiary silver coins being 3 legal ten
der. These are not equal in intrinsic
value to the full legal tender silver
dollar, because under the act OF 1868,
all halves, quarters and dimes coined
are debased about 6 per cent. They
are, therefore, to BIO considered simply
as government promissory notes,
printed on motal instead of on paper.
The dollar coins Of 4121z grains stand
ard silver--"the dollar of the daddies"
wore made by the act Of 1873, together
with all silver dollars previously
coined by the government, a legal ten.
der st their nominal value for all debts
and dues, public aud private, but the
gold dollar to remain the unit of value.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-29
INCUR rAINS MESSAGE
TO THE CHocrAw COUNCIL.
Friendly Relations with Other Tribes.
More Schools for tho freedmen.
Legislation Against CattIemen.
Lsose Divorce Lnws-Ex-
smpiary Judiciary.

AroKA, ]. IT,, Oct. 27.-ISpeciaL j
Following aro the main points in Chief
McCurtain's message to tho Choctaw
council.
he cougratuiates tbs council on the
health and prosperity OF the Nation,
and its friendly relations with tho
United States government and thu sis
ter tribes; the freedmen incorporated
into tho nation tho present year num-
Der 8,496; recommends that TN appro-
priation be made for educating tho
children of these freedmen. Moro
stringent laws should DO passed pro-
hiblting non-citizen cattlemen ffoM
grazing cattle under the guise of Choo.
tSw ownership, and also prohibiting
citizens FROM placing their cattle Ia
tho hands OF non. citizeus to be raised
on sharee. Divorce laws are also too
loole; for instance, tho present law
permits DEGREES of divorce to be
granted when the husband sbsents
himself FROM his wife for the space of
ono year. He recommends that the
law be so amended "as to permit de-
oraes OF divorce 10 be granted only in
cnse Of adultery OF either husband or
wife, and in case the life of either Is
endangered on account OF inhuman
treatment.o
He says the schools are prosperous,
but that the school officers are too
slack in granting school certificates TO
teachers, many of whom are incompo
tent. Our present Judicial eysten is
atten ded with good results, Justice 10
melted out with an even hand TO all.
There arc great msny "claimants TO
citizenship" and the appropriation 70
defray the expenses of an attorney TO
defend tho nation against improper
claimants has been exhausted. Tho
census shows deere ase in the popula-
ton during the last 10 years.
He objects TO granting the Missouri
Pacific railway the exclusive occu-
pancy OF certain plats of land around
their depots in the Nation, aggregat-
ing several thousand acres, and &c.
sires some action on the part OF the
council. Ho recommends the council
TO memorial Congress to establish two
new courts in Texas, one ut Denison
and ono at Paris, fox tho convenience
of the country adjacent 10 those cities:
thinks the Nation owes itself TO define
the rights of missionaries who have
come into the Nation since the war,
some OF whom he thinks have prosti-
tuted their office by spending moro
time in secular pursuits than il con-
verting sinners. He recommends an
increase in the permit law, so a. to
tax white farmers $3.50, instead of 80,
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rha IYhial,x rnnnnfacturers.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.--About 60 repro
sentatives of whisky manufacturing
interests Of tho country met
here to day for the purpose OF
reorganizing the old pool or urrang-
ing Y HOW one. The first business
trsnsacisd was tho appointment OF
q committee ct IL - Prepare .
shortly, and the remainder OF tho day
and ali Of the evening up 20 adjourn
ment wss devosed 10 the discus
eion Of tho plan subrnitted,
no agreemerft being rcachau. The
plan presented by tha committee il,
to restrics the productlon OF the mills.
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rovffhtf fn'oI vIs1'v IN lbIs MATER,
ps .,ss.d ..c s's H. S @1fs no.
lhfs ~ ",befp States Wv ba ~ sns , ws"'s
'ell upv about tbs'n. N al
inf0igfant has not enough oDofpy W
save tp 30 or l2D In order 10 psy hIs
way W Texas, 20 hsd best lst that
Immigrants alone, for. oin \ failure In
tho old country and he Will bs fail
ufo IN Texas. Our puOr houses arc al
ready full 10 Oveiflo wing, without
sending money " other BtAtes In or
der TO r0llovo thnm OF thoir paupors
Texas cannot afford 10 keen tho pau
ners OF tho United Statos. = Texas
Northwest.