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BLOWING GREAT GUNS
! EARRIEIe wINp sEohM
Assails the Elstsru Cltlss-HOuSss UurOOfsd
and Church sPlrS. Made sport Ofby the
PIayful zsphyrs-dFSst Destruction
Of Property bat NO LivoS Lost.

BosTON, Feb. 2G.-At o o'clock this
morning huge telegraph pole at the cor
ner OF Maryland aud Alabama streets was
broken short of by the high winds.
Other poles in the neiShborhood were
broken or pulled down. in quick succession,
and several streets were soon blocked with
fallen poles and an ipextriCRbls snarl Of
wires. Many houses were entangled and
q panic was narrowly syerted. The streets
were at once ropsd off and large gangs OF
men set to work to clean tho wreck, No
injury to life or limb has been reported,
but there have been many narrow escapes.
A furious blizzard prevailed during the
night in this vicinity and for long dis
tance down the eastern coast. Al Port
land twenty inches Of snow has fallen and
it is still showing, Business Is at stand
still. The Crank Trunk Railway is blocked
at Bethel, and batween there aud Sonth
Paris Ia In u bad condition, At St Johns,
New Brunswick, the snow is the heavieat
Of the season and the wind is blowing
sixty miles an hour. At Westield the
steeple Of the FIrst Congregational church
was turned completely over aud thIust
through the roof Of the building into the
audience ROOM,
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AN EXTENSIVE FIRE.
The LOar Hotel Ept.rsly D9Stroysd-LoSl
Over Eight Thousand pOllars-Ths
Crooks Forgery Ca's-Ths Doctor
Held in an Additional sam.

SPECIAL Di,paich to Msls,tellgacsr.
KINdwooD, W. Va +, Feb. 26-To-night
about half past s o'clock the Loar House
caught fire from CRATE and burned down.
The hotel was valued at five thousand
dolIars, and was insured for four thousand
five hundred, In the east end OF the
building was Hartly & Wrights store,
whose loss will be about four thousand
dollars, insured Tor two thousand. The
people were very near all at church
and when tho fire was first die.
covered 1t could have been put out.
0Ge man did try, but the smoke over
powered him. 1ne Journal building was
within sixteen feet OF the hotel, but Il was
aaved, the wind being favorable, This
office, however, was damaged about S400
worth, Mr., Loar purchased the hotel last
spring, and had made exteusive repairs on
i, He has had three buildings TO burn
for him.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 20.-'Tho Pres.
ident's reception tonight in honor Of the
Army and Navy was even more brill.
liant than either Of It's predecessors
OF this season, both as to the
elegance Of the ladies costumes, the floral
decorations OF the parlors and the
number and prominence Of the
guests. The President was assisted
Miss Cleveland, Mrs. Manning, Mrs.
Endicott, Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Villas.
Secretaries Manning, Endlcott and Lamar
and Postmaster General Villas, were pres
emit and the number OF Senators and Rep.
resentatives In attendance was much larger
than al the reception to the diplomatic
The Army and Navy officers were
present In large numbers and in
full uniform. The Diplomatic Corps
was largely represented and appear.
ed in Court dtess. The Judiciary,
the Legislature and The Executive branchel
Of tho government were represented by
the Chief Justice and several Associate
justices Of the Supreme Court.
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nlYEn NNws.
stage OF tue watsr aud AtoVsin shlS Of tho
Steamboat.

stage Of the watsr aud htoVsin shls Of tho
steamboats,,
The river commenced rising yeBterday,
and last evening the marks indicated d
depth In the channel Of : feet.
The W. N. Chancellor passed down yes
tefday afternoon, several hours late. She
had d large manifest for Charleston and
other points on the KAnaWha river. She
secured number Of paCkages here.
The Louis A. Shirley will leave for Gin.
cinnali at 8 o'clock this afternoon. She
arrived from that point at q late hOuryes
terday with a good trip. The Shirley Is a
CommodionS packet, UlllCered by clever
gentlemen aud Is entitled to her share OIL
patronage. The genial Dan Lacy ptesidet
In the Office.
The reports from above last evening
were as follows Pittsburgh, o leet 10 In
Ches and fiBing; RlCe's Landing, ! feet ll
inches and rising, Lotk No. 4, 5 feet
Inch and fiBing; Brownsville, 0 feet 10 In,
Ches and rising MorgantoWn, 0 leot and
rising Oil City, 3 ieet 8 inches and on Z
stand Pafkefs, 9 feet 4 inches and tlstbg
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t'la4 nau nslllp ,1nl Iet,ir IsuuoilOn.

FLAX Uau hSlhp auu IAnir IIsuuctiOt,
CHICAGO, Feb. 2G.-At q meeting Of the
Flax aud Hemp spinners and Growers
Association to-day the following resclu-
lions were adopted.
WHEREAS any reduction Of tariff al this
tine on foreign tibers, including jute,
Manilla, sissl, lax and hemp would 10
ouf opinion be disastrous to important do.
hlesuc industtieV, both agricultural aud
Manufacturing therefore be II
R,,'olttd-By the convention represent
Ing both producers aud manufactures thai
our Senators aud Representatives In Con
gtess be respectfully urged to oppose any
,DH oil reduction, whether by direct legis
lIlon or indirectly by reciprocity, att
il@ memorial be prepared and furnish
ed TO every Senator and member Of Con
ftess and that We will individually urge
tle matter upon their attention,
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CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. 2O.-Rsports reach
here that, Notwithstanding tue inlerdic.
ton Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, the patt'archial Circle Is growing
steadily In all parts Of the country. Efforts
on the part OF ihe various local lodges TO
carry out the order Of the Grand Lodge by
expslllng members Of the Circle from
membership have In the main proven
aborlive, the motions 10 expel In the ina.
iorlty Of cases being quickly disposed Of
by being laid upon the table. Eminent
lawyers have rendered an opinion that
the action Of the Grand Lodge In changing
the qualifications to membership by reso.
luton was unconstitutional, as the constl.
tuition expressly provides that any such
proposition shall be laid over for one year
after having been introduced by three
jurisdictions. Meanwhile the adhofents
Of the Circle declare that they Will not
permit themselves 10 be bulldoSed out Of
the order, and say that the end Of the
trouble has not yet been reached,
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zee nEApER woRKs STRIKE.
AsaAiling Strikers arrested = NSOO,mlSk'
Answer 70 the Committee,

CHICAGO, lII-, Feb. eg.-Fiity or sixty
men, formerly employees OF the Mccormick
Reaper Works, met this morning at their
headquarters, opposite the factory t6 cis-
Cuss the situation. They were surprised
to see Foreman Ward, accompanied by
two policemen, to whom he pointed out
Simon Bricklnier, alleged to be one Of the
men who stopped Ward yesterday. The
man was placed under arrest, Tho ex-
employees attempted no rescue. A warrant
is out for another ol the men who inter.
gered with Ward,
The visit OF the COMMITTEES Of iilteen yes
terday afternoon was not productive OF re.
suits, Bat two OF the committee were en-
ployes OF tue factory, all the rest being
outsiders, They claimed, however, to rep,
resent nine.tenths Of the men, The com
mitlee made another demand for the dis
charge Of tho non.union molders. That
ended the conference, Mr., Mccormick
again declaring that he would listen to no
such proposal,
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GENEWAL GOFF.
Chs Fias Record Ho is Making In the Hou,'
Of Representative

rhe FIus Record Ho 10 making In the House
OF Representatives.,
Special DL,pdieh 10 Ire Iattlltssaeet.
WASHINGTON, D. o., Feb. 2O.-General
Golf is making for himself here a record
among members Of Congress, Of which
West Virginia Republicans may well be
proud. He does not make much Of a
splurge-such as some people expect from
a man OF his brilliant attainnents. Hll
eloquenCe has not yet been heard on the
floor Of the House, but he is doing some
solid committee workA After all, II is Ia
The coinmittee.room you must 90 TO asCet.
lain the real standing or efficiency Of q
member Of Congress or a Senator. The
constituent who looks In the Record daily
for great speeGh from his representative
and Hnds none, must not think he is 9
failure. The heaviest weights arc those
who make few Bpeeches, or who have the
least 10 ssy In tho debates. They are The
men who do the most work before the
committees-w work that the people seldom
hear about, but which they arc invariably
benefited by. Such man is Genera
4ofF, and yet who doubts his ability tC
thrill the House by his eloquence, II 0cca
sion should requlre2 No doubt he will
yet, Measures Of vital interest to Wesi
Virginia are yet TO be debated in the
House. There is the Morrison tariff bill
for instance.
Before the Invalid Pension Committee
be has already made an eloquent plea thll
session for the West Virginia volunteer
soldiers who ask TO DO placed upon the
same footing with those who were en-
listed In the United States general service
The material interests Of the State will
find All able and eloquent defender In him
bstors the Ways and Means Committee,
and, II necessary, on the floor ot The
Hnnse,
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MesL Ylrnlhin PeraonAis.

Special DipaicA to hs iaisllipner.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O-senator Camden
is expected to return to Washington some
time next week. Report has It that he
has very much improved in health,
James NJ. Mason, who has severed oil
connection with the Wall street Debt
Syndicate, the bondholdeB having engag-
ed other counsel, is new employed In the
Interest Of the "BlaCk Diamond railroad
scheme and the DfaWbaugh Telephone
Company. He still makes Washington
his headquarters.
j, j. Bright, Of Point Pleasant, and
Frank Barrett, Of Pu!nam are among the
West Virginia arrivals to-day,
Mrs. Az, Crooks Hawks has been ap
pointed postmisIEess al Valley Fork Clay
county, West Virginia, vice L. .. Rogers
The bostofIiOe at Meigheu, Marshall coun
! ", West Virginia has been abolished
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ITALIAN .sLAVKs.
Eho Traffic in LAbIrorS From tho Sunny
CIlme-HUw It ID Conducted.

EhO Traffic In LAbJrorS Ffom tho Sunny
Cllme-HUw It Is Conducted.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 2O.-Celsor
Cesar Moreno, an Italian labor agitstor Of
this city, made an argument today before
the House Committee on Labor that bris-
tied with statements which will attract
attention In diplomatic circles II they are
found 10 10 true. He asked that o bill be
passed to prohibit Italian slavery In this
country. lie claimed that the traffic In
Italian blood was astonishinRly large;
that there we're actually over $4,000 Ital.
ian slaves within the United States, men,
women and children, who were bought
and sold like cattle.
This thing Of selling has long been
talked Of, he said, but nothing definite
had been shown about 1t. He would
therefore furnish the names Of the men
engaged in the traffic. gave the namea
ol the Italian Consuls located at Philadel.
phia, Baltimore, Denver, Chicago and San
francisco. He claimed these men were
all engaged in placing Italian slaves in
this country, aud that the state depart
tnent should demand that they be re.
called.
Then he gave the names Of what he
called slave agents. lie said they were
located al 80 Broadway, New York, in the
office Of Echo dllalid, the newspaper
organ Of the trGtliykers; at 10 Center
stfeUt, and at the Metropolitan Museum
VI Art In Central park, where the night
watChman, Joseph Sodlosio, was chiel
agent. The slaves were negotiated
through these offices he said.
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srGAR from tbs sandwich Islands come
in free Of duty, under a reciprocity treaty
Until quite recently Island suga,
hss been sold in San Francisco for tE'
cents a pound more than sugar which hat
vsd duty was bringing in New York. 4
sugarrebellion against Clausspreckcls, til
mgar king has forced down the price, 81
that free sugar in San Francisco Is nov
only one cent pound higher than duty
paid sugar in New York.
Nobody but spreCkles has gained any
thing by the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty
under which the Pacific Coast was expect
cd to have all the blessings Of FREQ trad
in sugar. We have not been able to gail
improvements looking to cheApsnins tn
e DOOR mans breakfast table" When VI
took the duty oiF coffee Brazil though
the traffic would stand q little heavier OK
port duty, and between Brazil and hom'
dealers there was no advantage to the con
saner, though the Government lost th'
revenue.
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rnIsoN DON'T AaaEr
with tic DsSlslou Of the indiana Court in
tho Telephone Case.

tho Telephone Case.
CtSclNNATr, Feb. 26.--Mr. Edison, the
we'll known inventor, spent day hcre on
his way to Florida with bis bride. To one
Of his many callers, he spoke Of the re.
cent telephone decision in Indiana, Say.
lug: "lt that dectAlon is To be followed,
the Patent Oflco might as well be shut
up, Ns inventors will not produce patents
Il they cannot be backed by capital.
Such doctrine Ia fatal TO patents and
progress. II has proved 80 in England,
where Parliament, not only fixed the rates,
but provided Tor the purchase Of electric
light plants by municipalities at their
yalue without any consideration Of the
good will. The consequence is that tho
development Of electric light 10 England
he's been stopped.
at would be hopeless to attempt to
raise capital for Rut invention II the LegiB-
lattite llxes tho compensation for the use
Of the patent. understand q patent
right to be y Cnnpact between the whole
people Of the United States and the In.
yentor that, II he will produce something
new and useinl, they will give him q
mopop1ly Of It for seventeen years, and
then that they are TO haysit for all time. l
believe that indiana law will be pro.
nounCed Unconstitutional by the Supreme
Court OF the United States"
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WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 20.-
The total value !ot imports OF merchan-
disc during the 19 months ended January
81, 1885, were $GOO,7lS,S74, and during the
u months ended January 81, 1885 SGl7,-
l72,4lI, decrease Of S42,b7G, 900. The
values Of exports Of merchandise during
the - months ended January 81, 1886 ,
were 5000, ,67H77O and during the preced.
ing l9 mouths S755,0O9, ,4O5, a decrease OF
$40. .242. .B2O.
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s,scg 1850 more than 10000 miles o.
,,aroad have been built in the South
NH, IA doing well in five years, but thi
added milcsge may be double in the mex
iva wears. Ii free trade should come alonl
IN the meantime there wouldn't be tina
n,py miles built in five hundred years.
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MA. iIannnSE rennllsia.

1,OsroS, Mass, Feb. 2O.-Ths subscrip.
ton here for the benefit Of Mrs. Han.
cock now amounts TO $S,iGO. MessB,
Leopold More and Jacob o. Rogers yes
tetday contributed 500 apiece. J, Pierre
pant Morgan, the treasurer Of the New
York fund iof MfB. Hancock, telegtaphs 1
itiend In this city a. follows. "Oannol
something more be done In Boston 10 Ad'
vance the Cause Of Mts. Hancock The
poor woman ID actually pennilebs, and i
anyone deserves 10 be provided for II Il
The widow Of General Hancock"
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watterson's Condition.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb, 26.-ME Waiter.
son was kept free from exciting intsrrup.
tIOns to-day, tho result being to his advan.
tage. He Is doing as well as could be
hoped for under the circumstances,
and his slow recovery Is the
natural result Of the weakness to which
his system has been reduced by the great
strain OF six weeks OF almost tdeathly illness
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AIirnknn Ml,s.l.

SHARON, Pa, Feb. 20 Early this morn
Ing 40 the men were changing turns in
the finishing department OF the Atlantic
Iron Works, q small band wheel broke
wilhelm motion. Pieces the broken wheel
struck two large wheels and portions o.
these wheels we're hurled through the
rootand about the mill, burstipgmaChinery
and almost completely wrecking the
building. A number Of employees were al
work at the time but all escaped injury
except one' boy, who was slightly hurt
Tbs damage to the mill is estimated al
Elm nm
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II you are suffering with low and de.
pressed spirits, loss Of appetite, general
debility, disotleted blood, weak Constltu-
tlOn, headache, or any disease Of bilious
nature, by all means procure q bottle o.
Electric Bltteg. YOU will be surprised
10 see the rapid improvement that will fol-
low; you will be Inspired with new lie
strength and activity will return pain
and misery will cease, and hencetorth you
will rejoice In the praise Of Electric Bit.
terg. Sold Of City cents q bottle BY Logan
& %, MwHaW
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MnrAotnh b. nll.lahA.

PItrsnuRau, Feb. 2O.-JAmeS Kain, q
noted character, on trial for the killing Of
'Ohn Wright, an inoEEensivs coloted man,
vas convicted this afternoon Of murder In
!le second degree, KaiTi, who was lntox'
N1sed, met Wright on the street, aud
n9sating him for another man with
Nnom he had guAIfelod, pulled bis fe'
IolVer and shot MIN dead. The penalty
.of murder In the second degree ls twelve
Iean imprisonment In the PenilenHafy,
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prqp. BALLRs, OF the UuiVersity o
Pennsylvania, has been lecturlng on til
de,rh Of great mon in Pennsylvania
Why, how now2 Within two squares OF
CDeanut street we can count George W
Cblts Of the Ledger, Charles Emor!
Smith of the P~s, NJ. p, Handy OF tn
S-@. and A. X. Mcclure Of the Time
l,pt ,his palpetre enough to save State
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GIBSON GOING HOME
To Tell HIS COnsti.usRs why ThSy shoulI
Rs.pOmlpa,s Him.

Special DiSpaieh 10 ne IitllqeAcef,
WASHINGTON, d, O., Feb, 26.-Eustace
Gibson will leave Washington tomorrow
for Barboursville, whore he will address
his constituents Monday on the subject
of his candidacy for reelection. He will
at that time produce his authorities for
the recent statements regarding the
caucus Of Governor Wilson, Judge okey
johnson and others in tine interest Of
Thompson.
Gibson is around with q budgetoi letters
from friends in the district VINO say that
Thompson told them about the caucus.
He will probably read these letters to the
public, aud they are likely to produce
something OF q sensation.
A friend OF his told me tonight that
Gibson intends to make 1t hot for the
State House faction.
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ocpo1n Easlace Gibson, chairman Of
o..comm.ttee or which waa to jump into the
'"'.,,igation w. Of Attorney-General Gar
,.oJ ' ssa pan.EIectic statesman, jumps up
I ,bs defender Of the whole business.
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sriII UUrriNa,
ThB nae to san FfAh6iaoo Three Dollars
IBaa Than YOSteFdAy,s IIRnFSs,

rhs Ra's to san FrAhoiaoo Thtss Dollars
Lass ThaH YOSterdAyb FlgnFss.
CmcAao, Feb. 20.-Ihilroad circles
we're turned upside down Sgaln this
morning by cut In rates to Omaha and
81. Paul on atstClass passenger tickets Of
So. There was q meeting yesterday Of all
the roads interested IN Northwestern
business, which lasted until 4 r.. ~ Tho
Rock Island insisted that there be no
change In tho funnlbg time between 81.
Paul and Chicago II " agreed 10 sustain
rates. Tho St. Paul and Northwestern
roads now make tho run ID sixteen hours,
while the Rock Island, Chicago, Dufllhg-
ton and Quincy and the Illinois Central
have q much longer route. The North.
western and St. Paul both refuse TO do
this, az they pfopOse soon 10 make the
run ID fourteen hours.
Immediately after the meeting the 81.
Paul, having purchased O frat class limited
ticket over The Rock Island at 90 80, made
an open cut 10 Omaha and 81. Paul 10
50 so. This is q very deep cut and IL
affects the business Of oil Nebraska and
all Colorado. II also makes San francisco
s. cheaper than yesterday First clasa
tickets, Chicago 70 San Ffanclsco, this
morning cost only $50 80. Before the rate
war they cost Ssl 10, tlrat.Olass limited
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LOUISVILLE man brings suit against
,..ggsper OF gambling house in that
a, I, 10 recover o2O acres Of land in Texas
'"icertaia "I notes, in value $1,000, lost at
.n'ker, Your poker is seductive and
lalnaiYp came.
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l,any reader oi the lNrELLlGENcER hai
hfeo tempted to accept free tow
hi, Palma sola, Florida, at the inton
siderable cost Of two dollarS for MAXIM
and recording the deed-dOn't Palm
S,laisaswiadle. Something for nothini
naIways likely to have a disappointment
.LIl-.II, N
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MAYOR GRACE, OF New York, says tina
when Jacob Sharp was asking for th'
Broadway Railway franchise, the value o.
tho scheme to Sharp and his associates
was thus estimated: O4,SO0passengers PEI
dyat five cents per head, S324O. Net
poaa, alter dedacting all charges, $9O6,.
$40, equal to 10 percent per annum OF
SgO6S,lOg. From this deduct the cost oi
The road, sO5G7OO, and tho remainder,
4Nl,4OO represents the value OF thu
iauchise. For this the city now receives
$4,000 year, which at the end Of three
years will be increased 10 100000 a year.
The sum paid Rt present, II will be seen,
represents lsgs than one percent on tue
estimated value Of the franchlse--a pretty
good thing for Mr.. Sharp. In the cost Of
the road there Is an tinascertained item
which oughtto bO included, TO wit the
amount paid to Aldermen tor the fran
chlSe, This 10 what the lnVeBtlSAtlnt
committee is trying 10 End out.
Tlu committee has not found all 1t was
looktrg for, but in the course Of its IT.
quiryiL has flushed Secretary Whitney,
who has something 10 explain. MI
Whitney is charged with being some'
where in the pool, having been outwitted
by Sharp, and having oct on the inyesti-
CATION to even up with Sharp. Since the
committee has shown a disposition to 60
bthO bottom Mr. Whitney Is thought to
hsve gown uneasy and to have made ei'
i,tls to shut Of the investigation. AT all
events lie has for some reason made two
recent trlIls to New York IN cog. 1til
possible, OF couao, that these yiEits were
s'madC to discover whether John Roach
lsan honest man.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 2G.-R. G. Dun &
Co. report tho business failures for the
past week as iollows: United States, ga;
Canada, "a; total Of 24S against 2s5 last
week, and 275 the week previous. More
than halt Of the failures occurred in the
West and South,
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hmsy b1 entirely sale for Mr.. Gibson
~ s,y publicly that he doesn't like the
n,n,ics Of this Administration, but when
ro assaults Eiitor and Congressman
pattaer he runs against nose that would
npl mos! any man to Digit.
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EugS steel rAlls we're selling in thi
country at $gG a ton-only a year ago
and in England at S9i, were American
consumers paying the duty OF $l72 AM
did the American farmer have to pay hi
share Of tho robbery" in tho shape o
higher lrcishts on hiS products3 !
neither OF these things happened it can
not bo true that the duty is added to th'
s,Iingprice oil the home article.