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whether we shall c'o'he our elves in
cloths manufactured from Anne lean
vol or in clothes fabricated from
Australian WOO, but how will the ma
ton at large End the individual cit
zen be aft cted by the policy which
makes the latter nee ,saIy i, rot =
evi able. II is not the M row ques'
ton OF the cost Of the cloth we We r
or the food we eat or he lrmber
which gives shelter to our homes, hut
what will be the general effect
of Csuch reduced cost and
all which must folllw il up
on our citizenship end ultima'e'y it,
influence uoon the Strength and
character Of our institutions. The
government which der yes sll is
powers from the people must be mind
full of their inter S, con ideIate OF
their character, end in eve,y way
possible favor their preparation for
the reouonsibi ity with which they are
charged. 1t is a broader gu tito 1 than
the price of the dom Jtic the foreign
product, and whis the former msy in
eome ipst~nc' C. t little more than
the latter, it il of little significance
when measured by the courts, end the
advantage OF ',e mess-S of our
county which c1uuot be secured
without the main'ensn e of
en- American policy which
this ,propC ed legislation is in
tended TO overthrow. Free trade
with every other nation Of the world
means either the substantial abandon
ment Of m"ny Of the chief industries
of the county; OF If they are to sBr-
vive, it means equal CT t IN he manu-
facture of comp9,pg products. One
OF the two thing mus inevitably r.
suit from free trade. Either, in our
judgment, il me- t uude irable and
wholly uDn cCs""ry. In some depa t
ments Of industry the tbilst Of pro-
duction in this country is gre ter
than that OF any other, aud
to remove the protection which
we secure by our tariff
will either surrender our markets in
those depar ments to our foteiSn COM
pet toIs, or, If We would hold them,
we must dimini-h the cost of compel
ing produc ion, and that mean end
there cen be no other Tesult-a radical
reduction in the wages OF cur work
men, Our duty, therefore, is not
limited 10 the mele gu sion of dol
lars and cent?, but it is dseDer and
more fsr-rescning. 1t relates 10 the
power and capacity Of the people 10
perform their exalted Official tIus ;.
Comparisons cannot be made with
other nations This is a nation OF
ciliz7ns, not subjects. Whatever,
therefore. VIII recure to the laboring
masses their full share in the joint
profits of capital and labor, to p omo'e
the high st intel igepce and Lar gest
independence should be adopted and
become permanently a pant Of our
national policy.
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what a Personal Friend of ThOmp.
son SAYS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June l6.-A per-
soma friend of Whit Id Tn lmgsDn,
the principal in yesterday's tragedy al
the S uItsvant Houte, New York, has
Just returntd to the city. He says he
mas been in ThOmpson's company on
an average OF three times a week.
The lat time YVES Monday AFTERNOON,
when he appeared to be in the be t OF
health aud spiitl. He never mem
toned being married, and it has been
currently reported, and taken for
granted, that he wr1 engaged to be
married 10 the adopted daughter Of
Phillip Armour, the well known Chi
ta2o pork packer. 1t is very safe 70
pr ume that he was not married. He
was V ~ regular in his hab is and
very levsl-hea led. The theory ad-
vancsd thai he had married claDdss-
timely and feared to meet his father
(who vii. arr We in New York TO NOR
row with his daughter, intending to
sail for Elr1pe,) may BE- true, but he
vas not the man 10 weaken or COM
NIT an act such as he did through
fear Of any ody.
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THE THOMPSON TRAGEDY
THE MURDERER ANE WOULD-BE
suicide STILL ALIVE.
What a Personal Friend Says Of the
Affair-NO New Developments
at Kansas City.

NRw York, June l6.-Winfred B.
Thompso p, tie young bridegroom who
killed mis- wife at the Sturievant yes.
iertsy aud fred four bullets into his
own body, cid not die during the
night as anticipated by the surgeons
in The hospital. At noon to-day he
wr1 resting quietly under the Influence
Of morDhine sftr an undisturbed
night. Che cour.e OF the bullet has
not been traced, but hopes are enter
tanned that it has touched no vial
point.
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CHICAGO, Ill, June Is 81 have no
adopted daughter" Mr.. P. d. Armour
said, after reading the dispatch this
morning. "The girl referred to is an
estimable young lady who lived for a
time with my brothers family in
Kenses CITY," Mr.. Armour says he
met Thompson but once, but that the
Kanfas City Armoujs we're very init
mats with the young mans family.
Thompson, as fer ss be knew, had a
good character. Mr.. Armour's brother
was to accompany the young mans
father to Europe.
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Heavy Rain.storm in NichiEan

DETRo t, MICH, June l6.-A special
to The Evening Journal from East
Tawaa, Mich says: A terrific wind,
storm, accomp MED by heavy lain,
pass-d over here last night. 1t broke
the United Stats signal staff; leveled
Richards Bros large block of stores
being ere ted trees were blown down,
aud large qua ltity OF lumber was
blown into the bay. The II sidence Of
James shaw was moved bodily of
the sill aud carried nearly five feet.
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No New Developments at Kansas
div.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 16-Noth-
ing of Importance has ttanspired here
to Jay cln erning the Thompson
trsgacy IN New York yesterday. The
sad news ocCaseued a shock to the
macy fieDds OF the family and deep
est sympathy is the general express
zion. 1t is not known here whether
DR.. Thompson was aware Of his sons
ma riage, but it is supposed that he
did no., as he bad not spoken of it to
his { lands
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Heavy Fire at New Haven.

NEW HAVEN, CT, June 16.-The
large provision and pork-packing
house Of Sperry & Berns a. Long
Wharf took fire this morning and is
sill burning 1t Will undoubtedly he
completely destroyed. The lois will
be about S2C0,C)0, and is covered by
insurance. Several firemen have been
Injured.
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Massachusetts PrOhibitlOnIsts.

PORTLAND, Me-, June l6 The Pro
hibition Stat Convention will be held
here 20 morrow. Neal Dow is spoken
Of as candidate for Governor. Elk
Gov. ST. John of Kpnsa3 VIII deliver
an add1ers to-morroW night.
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Soldiers 20 Be Removed From Gen.
Grants Tomb.

NEW YORK June TO- Gen. Schofield
no5fied the Park Comm 7ioneis to.
day that the United States troops
guarding the tomb OF Gen Grant at
Riverside Park will be removed June
Qnsh
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THE MAXWELL CASE.
More a flidavIts Filed by the Pris
Oner's Attorneys.

ST. LOUIS, Mo June 16.--Four more
affidavits were filed to-day by Messrs.
Martin and Fauutiercy in supporr Of
their motion for new trial 10 T. e
Maxwell Cae. In three Of the aft
davis parties swear that Juror Jesse
F. Sears expresssdan opinion unfavor-
abe to he pr soner previous to the
trial, and the fourth affidavit is in re-
Gard to Juror Culahan. Il is made by
Henry F Old who is in the wall paper
business at No. 3l74 Easton avenue.
He ALLEGES that in Augnsr, 1885, he
h ard Callahan in Justice Cronin's
Office ssy, in talking of the Southern
Hot trsgedy, Maxwell ought to / g
hung, end | would ike to help hang
him "
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THE pINeFEIpER CASE DROPPED.

This morning in the Criminal Cou
a MOLE pros qui was entered in the
case against Flank Dingfelder,
charged with forgery in the second
degree. 1t was Dingfel1er who fig
ured as Detective Mccullough in the
Maxwell case, and testified to con-
fession he claimed to have cbtai ued
from the chloroformer. The indict-
ment, which was to-day noIe prose-
quied, WIS found against him in order
to get him in Jail that he might at
tempt to obtain a confession from
Maxwell, In the indictment Ding
fielder, or Mccullough as he is now
known, was charged with forging the
name OF D. S II. Smith, local treas
urer of the Mis- uri Palific railway,
to a check for $3.50 IL.
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The Great ObIeetor RenOmInated.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, June l6.-W
S. Holman was renominated for Con
gress to-day,
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Constitutional Catarrh.

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Clings to column and measures the
dizzy spire with his eye9
Will he dare it, the hero undaUnted, that
terrible sickening height?
Or will the hot blood of his courage
freeze in his veins at the sight:
But, see, he has stepped on the railing
he climbs With bis feet and hls hands;
And firm on the narrow projection, with
the belfry beneath him. be stands;
Now once. and once oDly.tbey cheer him.
"a single tempestuous breath
And there falls on the multitude gazing
a hush like the stiffness of death.
Slow. steadily mounting, ,unheeding sught
save Ihe goal of the fire,
Still higher and higher, an atom, be
moves on the face of the spire.
He stops. Will he fall? Lo! for answer
a CLEAN like meateor's track,
And. hurled on the stones of the pave
ment. the red brand lies shattered
and black.
Once more the shouts of the people have
rent the quivering air;
And at the church door Mayor and
NOuICll wall, lu6lI locl Ou Tic oLdll /,
And the eager throng behind them press
for touch of his hand
The unknown savior, whose daring could
compass deed so grand.
But why does a sudden tr9mor seize on
them while they gaze?
And what meaneth that stified murmur
of wonder and amaze?
He stood at the gate of the temple he
had periled his life to save;
And the face of the hero, my children,
was the sable face of slave.
With folded arms he was speaking, in
tones that were clear, not loud,
And his eyes, ablaze in their sockets,
burnt into the eyes of the crowd
ou may keep your gold; l scoTn 1t /;
bat answer me, ye who can,
If the deed l have done before you was
not the deed of a MAN?"
He stepped but a short space backward; !;
ard from all the women and men
There were only sobs for answer; and
the Mayor called for pen,
And the great seal of the city, that he
might read who ran;
And the slave who saved st. MichaelS
went out from its door, nan.
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THE DUTIES OF THE CENTER SEX
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