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The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
IN TOWN AND OUT.

X. Gcary is Offering some tine grade
stock Tor sale.
New sidewalks are being laid on Wash
ington Avenue.
VIM. Bevan's Dillon and Bannack ex.
press line is running regularly.
Eastman has large supply ON hand CT
the finest patterns OF wall paper.
The TRlnuNE steam job presses arc
turning out artistic specimens of fine job
printing.
The Good remplars meet regularly and
the order is reported to he growing in
membership.
Half hats, whole hats. one, two and
; three. story hats. are the latest fashions tor
feninines at Mrs. Dingley's.
The big bore on Reynolds horse ranch
is going down slowly, owing to the heavy
bed of washed gravel encountered.
Petitions are in circulation asking tor
a dailv mail service from Dillon to Ban.
mack, instead Of the present tri.weeSlv SER
! vice.
Weightman's fast passenger and freight
express line will commence running next
| Monday. the ,+th. between Dillon and
Bannack.
The work o, the last meeting oil the City
Council will bc found in to.dav's TRIBUNE
headed Gan Ordinance co"cernn. city
elections.
The usual services will be held in Grace
n. r. Church tomorrow, Sunday. morn
ing and evening. bv ". y. Shannon. pas
tor. Everybody is invited.
Tn. reason why so many crooked reports
creep into the Butte Inter- N"""'o'" is BE-
cause its reporter is legged Ills pms
are perfect parenthe>i>
Frew. the Photographic artist mas MS
studio adjoining the TRlhr>t Office 'r
fine shape for taking pictures. Read h''
new tad" in to.day's paper
Whisky remains firm at a DIT o'a"
h,t th.. fluid establishments are not doing
s,ch a rushing business that car load o
barkecps vii, he sent tor ~oo"'
I 7, has been thought best 10 oeter IN
> ,.,,,,se,, Methodist excursion to butte 10
counle OF weeks. Full announcements
w;,, I've made in ample time to a''o" AL u
make preparations :" attend.
Th..,.. will be services in st. James
Church as usual tomorrow ou"os.
Imam and at SIP. M. >"noa, 'e'o0
meets at 1.us. There will be no servo
in tine Church on next "Wednesday e>e''''e
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
PERSONAL.

VIM Pierce has gone II, San Francisco.
Judge Lott, of Twin Bridges, spent day:
in the city.
Hon. Samuel Wore! came down from,
Virginia City on Sunday and went up to,
Butte.
Rev. 5. ID. Hooker expects to hold Epis..
copal service at na,nack on "Wednesday
evening, May 10Th.
Miss Nora llrilwell. who has been.
teaching III Utah daring last fall and wn-
ter. has returned 70 Dillon.
Gen. H. $. Howell, Receiver of the
Helena Land Office, passed through Dill
lon bound tor Virginia City
II. knippcnburg, general manager Of
the Hecla Co.. aud II. W. koppes, Of
Glendale paid Dillon visit.
Harlan Thompson and Miss \. Della
Thompson, took Thursday mornings trA'~.
for their old home at Fond du Lac, Wi,coo.,
sin.
Miss Lot.iG Reynolds. MACE of X. A..
Reynolds, after spending a couple OF years.
pleasantly IN Montana, look TUESDAYS.
! train for her home ut kenosha, WIS.
| Lou e.. Fvhrie left on Monday lor viAt
to Chicago and Michigan. lie will visit
the National capital. ans! an his seturn Will
bring Mrs. Fyhric and ms children Lack
home with him.
| The marriage of VIZ. .Iaus..>, \. Myers
and Miss Lena Mack lem will take place ON
ne:t Tuesday attcrra'"n,thc 18th, at >.e resi-
denvc Of W. r. Gilbert on the Valley. It.
will bc quite Il wedding, with only tiles
friends o the high contrasting PARTIES pres.
ent. The liz I'M Ne extends tongrat,:la-
ton to the happy couple.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
THE SCHOOL TAN.

The action Of the Board OF County Com
missioners in cutting down the rate OF taxa.
ton in the county, for school purposes,
was taken because in most OF the school
distrists there was surplus OF money.
An, examination OF the school funds OF
the different districts. at the close Of the
usual time tor closing the schools, shows
that there is a surplus in nearly all OF the
funds OF the different districts, and from
this It appears that the Commissioners
were justified in lowering the rate OF the
school levy as applied to the whole county.
At present there is surplus in the Ban.
mack, Bishops, Poindexter's, Glendale,
Big Hole, No. II, Lion City, Birch Creek,
Barrett's, Spring Hill, Glen and Red Rock
districts. The Dillon district is in debt,
for the wiping out Of which special tax
will have to be voted. This showing is
evidence that the Commissioners we're
right in their calculations when they cut
down the rate. and it is bu. justice to the
Board to make this statement. Our Dillon
district can remedy the deficiency in the
manner indicated above, and il after this
years experience there should prove de.
fciencies in the districts in general the
Board Of Commissioners can raise the rate
Of taxation for school purposes for mex,
year very easily.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
l,.l,>aN&: ~ THE t'CSsy.IC SCHOOL.

The Dillon Publa School closed yester-
day. after Il very successful term. during
which the pupils made excellent progress
in their studies under the teaching OF cs''n'
oeten, instructors. There will be IL 1bul'
letin" issued BY the Dillon School, next
week. The little paper will co'.tain the
examination questions. averagers OF pupils
and other school matters. asd tor that
reason we refrain from giving the school
in It's different departments. more c>'
tendr,: notice a. its closing
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
MILLION l'OSlH,FFiCE.

;, ,.,, Butte, Deer Lodge and points
nc mali l'J a,;,y a, So, y. III. The mail tor
arT'>. :a,s ,.loscs ut & o'clock II. III.
aH''e p ,..,,n salt Lake. Ogden and all points
and Eastern !ah" %'r'y .,x '1y ;n "a, Hoses
. ' arson City and Virginia City mail arrives
't )'' ',,.lck y. N. daily, and departs ut 7:so
S !. - ..,r pannack and .\rgcnta arrives at $50
r MAJ %,on1,vs, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS. and
! on .' ~, 4. NJ. pn Tuesdays. Thursdays and
E'', ,..rx-ou SUNDAYS from, Il. III. until I, III.
tt ,, s DAYS, during usual business hours.
Y w." "., order or rcgistr. business done after
FNk' p "' r. ". pOINDEXrER.P =. NJ
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
GLENDALE GATHERINGS.

Weather fine, roads splendid. and bust
ness lively.
Miss Maud Johnson will soon return
home from an extended visi, at Tndianap-
oils.
The doctors complain OF too ,nucl, good
health, and don't boast bit on Montana
climate.
A two months term OF select school
opened May .3rd with Mrs. K. ]. Sholes
teacher.
Miss Lizzie Miller and sister Ellie are
expected to return from Helena where the
latter has been attending school,
Master Willie knippenberg accompani-
ed by 4 friend and student from the Mill
tary Academy is expected home the first
Of June.
Farmers are very nearly through their
seeding. Garden vegetables peeping
through, not drowned in mud as in the.
gloomy East.
Neither Sabbath school nor church for
two weeks, As our chapel 10 being thor
| oughly renovated, reprinted inside and,
out, and indeed has the appearance Of a
new edifice.
! e. K. Atwood, is renovating things to
death about his drug store. What may We.
expect with the handsome proprietor and
gentlen'anly clerks together with such al
endless profusion Of brilliancies, but to 60
there to trade whenever We want to buy
anything
Rev. G. Il. Allen, formerly pastor OF tive
first Baptist Church Of indianapolis, to-
gether with his family have arrived at
Helena, where he has been chosen pastor
Of the first Baptist Church Of that place.
Mrs. Allen is daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. J..
NJ. johnson Of Glendale.
! Mrs. Chas. Turner and Mrs. Fl. a. Par.
fe: left on Wednesdays coach for Toronto.
Also Mrs. Flagg for Kalamazoo, Mich;-
gan. Sorry indeed TO lose SO many VI the
good ladies Of Glendale, but think after
few Eastern cyclones whisper to them, or.
the scorching heat Of Augusts blazing
; SIN visits them, they will then recall tic
pleasansries OF our Montana climate.
Mrs. II. Knippenbcrg and Mrs, S. Dex-
ter lett on Tuesdays coach iOr the East.
The former gooes to Boston to accompany
her daughter Mamie home After attending
College during the past school year, Miss
Mamie wishes To spend vacation at home,
but will return again at the opening Of
school in September. Mss. Dexter goes
to visit relatives through Illinois, and will
return again in a few weeks
The Glendale sewing society, consisting
< principally Of members of the Baptist
5 Church, is we'll worthy of note, as the Ia.
diessshavc by their industry accumulated
4, nearly enough to buy the bell for the
C Helena Baptist Church, which will cos,
not less than $3.50 or $500. The ladies'
= meet each Wednesday afternoon and ia
r. social converse, animated with spirit q
industry, do not spend their precious tim,
in idle gossip but having we'll stored mind,
and realizing that life is too short to in
dulge in frivolties, they eranestly set Il
work to accomplish whatever they under
J" take.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

For Sale: My CITY propcr,yiour houses and
six lots on the corner oi Idaho and Center streets.
Good well. ont houses and convenience ON
the premises. All nicely fenced. The Lodging
Houses consists Of twelve departments, furnished
with tho best ct bedding, and located in the hear,
Of the city. Inquire on the premises OF
Mrs. {. \. KENNEDY.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
FISHING TACKLE.

- inst received my Spring Stock. and every
H. New. Fresh and Cheap.
4 ron 20 cents to =, 500.
=, =, cents to Si.oo. All kinds. ut Hooks,
s;nkrrs, Smells. Flies, etc., etc., cheaper
~. cheapest. Catch On!!
he practical tishcr"H" and Knowing tue
# this locality am prepared to sell You
w.. .cm want. ", r.. EASTMAN.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
FISHING TACKLE.

Fishing season has again arrived and Mrs.
.r Is better than ever prepared to furnish, Al
and styles a: Tackle. have over forty dit.
kinds and styles OF Rods to select from. J
liz md Carlisle Hooks, than ever hcforc.
and sec for yourselves.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
DILLON AND BANNACk
N * II II n - n

Leaves Dillon tor i,nnack AIon.l:4vs. week.-mrs..
days, Fridays. and sundays; leaving i;annack Tor
DAYS. cav" '"''-
Carries freight, passengers ant! express
Als' teams ~ make special trips any day. max.
ing the round trip in one dav. it desired
Trips to Rig Hn!c BASIN un.! I:ald Mountain ON
application. V"
WM. BEvAS, pror;ef,r.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

received two barrels ol extra fine Butter from
kron Hills Red Rock Dairy.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
ATTENTION, RANCRMEN.

|, received from Paris. direct. the most Con-
|. and LARGEST stock Of Field Glasses ever
t,lt to this or any other part OF the Territory.
Enu in Price from Sio to SO per pair. Call.
|nd examine, whether you, wish t" purchase or
No trouble to show goods.
Very Respectfully.
MRs. l.. kuprEx.
|ILOy, Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
nANNAcK BNEvlTIES.


Preparations for several new buildings
are going on.
There is not vacant house tn b. had in
Bannack city.
Frank Williams 4 Co. have good pay
in the creek channel.
Mrs. Goodrich's new restaurant is open
for the reception Of guests.
Junior Meade and 1'racy's tunnel site
shows "gopd surface indications"
Geo. Perkins, of Elk Horn district, is re.
ported to be working on rich ore.
\ new ditch is being surveyed by the
Bannack Consolidated Mining Co.
Pat Dempsey's family at Marysvi'le has
increased the past week to 4: boarders.
McQuinn l. Co. have fine showing OF
ore in the May mine, Blue Wing district.
+. T.. Graves, our city merchant, is hap.
nv again. This time it is over another boy
baby.
The Mono mine, Bald Mountain district,
is reported to have fine showing Of ore in
sight.
DR.. Meade's assay office and chemical
laboratory has been repapered and reno.
waited.
Toe Gauthicr and Vim. Devoll will work
the Graves u Graeter hydraulic diggings
! this summer.
A daily mail from Dillon, via Argenta
is much needed here. Also a mail to the
Big Hole Basin.
! When the wicket clerk at the postoffice
looks sour and is sour, he is in mourning
for his defunct friends.
Surveyor James NJ. Page is engaged il
surveying new ditch. The ditch will ~
"a Or IS miles in length.
Senator Hardy would make a fair stant
off for Eli Perkins, il the Senator could b.
induced to go a.lectusing.
\ new strike is reported south Of Ban
mack that assays we'll in gold. 1t is own
ed by some gentlemen from Butte.
tx" Rcnois has just completed a ne,
pumping apparatus, for I. Lancv & Co
for working the Grasshopper bed rock.
! \ number OF new locations have bee
made near Bannack within the past &
days-prcspectors, like restaurants An
saloons, are becoming numerous
{ The deputy =. NJ. will receive scale
: proposals to deliver 100 bushels OF po,atoe
to The Society for the Distribution {
Substantial Grub among the Deservin
Poor"
A number OF placer mines art, to
started up on the Grasshoppcr As soon &
. they can get lumber t:om Messrs. S,nea
, Il Crows new saw mill started at We
Mountain.
DR.. Meade came down from the Polar
: Sunda, and reports the mine i'll good ro'
dition and showing more orc i" sigh
in slopes and sinking than at any ;ir
since January. In sinking from the l.:
level, the re-bosly is now over three tc
e in thickness, from which samples We
taken that gave an average OF over -,
per ton. The company has upwards
: twenty men ~, their pa: roll and expect
t ,aore shan double their present "ut-p
' next month. Teams are kept busy ha'
:. in. ore To Dillon. III" t>r. install'
= Charles Hehm as foreman while up.
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ii
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

70 all whom, il may concern: know " tina, there
arc two certain prn,nssory notes given BY Moses
Thompson and Truman +. Chapman, in favor ri
Philip Shenon. one Of SAID notes ,.ng for 3.sn1oo
payable on or before September ist, 1885, the other
Tor S7soop.oo payable On or before May .st, 1885,;
now, therefore, for certain legal reasons we, the
undersigned hereby give notice to the public that
we will not pay the said notes and warn the public
not to purchase the same.
CHAPMAN l. THOMPSON.
Dillon, Montana. MAY Is, 1850.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

kla. 7, W. Poindcxter's; and examine the new
Bot FINE SUITS just received.
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To Baunack and Horse Prairie People:

The Dillon Lumber and Grain Co. have put q
Saw Mill the (rassl,opper. Send il, your orders
for Lumber To the mill or to tho Office ut Dillon.
w. II, SMEAD, Manager
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
DILLON LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the tnst Office at pil
Lon. B: averAesd Co.. Noneaaa, tor the week ussd.
ing Nav "a 1851, which. It not callct! for il; -
DAYS, will nc seat ,e, .he Dead Letter ofisr
Alexander. WV Eor,h, Edwin
Bowl, lS0h, smith, VIII -
Boss, MP Sarault, Frank
Morton = T. Sattlcr, Joseph
NciAs,. Jn..nt White. Eh> II
Person, c,!i,as ,uf "a. the an"Hc letter. "r\
NE, K ~. .aG"r.ti>c,.."
T. W POI\pE\VEH, =, "
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
CROPPED CORN.
DAIRY BUTTER.

received at T. W. Poindcxtcr'> II car load ut
)ppetl Corn.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
WAGON FOR SALE.
FIND 0UITD.

br second hand, AZ incl, thi,nblc-skein. tersion
Eng wagon for safe. Inquire at TRIBUNE s'ff'ce'
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

! l.. kuptcr has II largc n,,n;,cr of second
.ay,r and nickel watches and If you wish a
r"liabIc and warranted time piece tor little
l =. cal, and see them.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
ICE CREAM AND strawberries.

Mrs. Di,ylcv will serve Ice Cream, and Strawtcr
rics at the Dillon Hotel, on Monday, May slst-
Memorial Day commencing 1T four o'c!ocf in thu
afternoon and continuing during the evening.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

rre rooms for rent in Orr's addition to the CITY
blym M.J MClt'NE.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
1o7 0AIsn

Butcher Shop and Slaughter House, Alsu. horses
and wagons and a complete Butchers outfit,
This Is desirable property and ccntrallv LOCATED
VIII sca during the next sixty days. Apply 1t the
| oilice Of SMITH L MEI.r1H.
Dillon Montana
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
TO STOCKMEN.

,r, (earv has on hand thirty head Of grade
1. Rails, two imported Angus Cows, and two
,,ons 1icjlrrs in calf. Also, three Clytles-
/, .;ens. The stock can I've see at Marlow's
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

H q I'D ::

Mrs. l.. 4. Hanson has some shelving which she
offers for sale,
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
ICe3 Zee -

Midday 4 co. are prep..e.: I" deliver ,, Ice
/ cave orders ut their store on Montana
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
ROOMS To RENT.

saddle pony. suitable for ladies use: lnYn'r'
w. II. FREW.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
01Amanaex. HAS~s

Mrs. NJ. =: Nnglcv has just received Il tin. :.s
>trt'nent TT Summer Hats for the ladies trimmed
ard untrisnmcd.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
JUST RECEIVED.


lou, OF Chopped Corn at I. W. Pom
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
JUST RECEIVED

We cur loads of MILWAUKEE BEER. FOR
at
'rHOMSEN l. BI.INEN'S.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

hand OF about .,oco Sheep on shares, tor three
We wears. Can give references. Address
JOHN RICkI.EN.
Allerllicc.
Rcaverhcad CO.. Montana.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
Extra Inducements for Cas|

In order tn make room for Our new stock.
DILLON FuRNlrVRk Co.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
HOUSE FOR ENT.


!. ne; Dillon Lumber and Grain co. pa, the high
VII. SMEAD. Manager.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
TENT FOUND,

Found. At the mouth OF Carter Cre., :, ,,c,r
tent. The owner can get the tent bv caiji, ~ ,,,
ranch and paying for tits notice. ~ IVY
". I: CARTEL
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
06oTeIO3s

4, Cha> Il. Noble and wife will leave for Vir.
p City on Monday. May sd. for IN absence o.
weeks MI Interested please take notice 81
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

-~-~xrnm0 LOCALE.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
LON, MOi,tal';l

Very Respectfully.
MRs. l.. krrrEx.
LON, Montana.
CROPPED CORN.
r,,.,,y,,, n, +. ". Pointc xtcr'S Il car load ot
ped Corn.
- -"'- -"'~
DAIRY BUTTER
received two barrels ol extra fine Butter iron
son Hills Red Rock Dairy: ,.,r,.,
WAGON FOR SALE.
second hand, az incl, thi,nblc-skcin. tsrtio'
2 wagon for safe. Inquire at TRIBUNE office
T1NM 0UITO.
Ia. I. W. Poindcxter's and examine the nev
Of FINE SUITS just received.
JUST RECEIVED.
ar load OF Chopped Corn at +. ". poin
FOR GALE
aJdlc pony. suitable for ladies' use: lnYnir
w. II. FREW.
observation-disclosures
ROOMS To RENT.
ne rooms tor rent in Orr's addition TO the CITY
vto M.J. McCt'NE.
JUST RECEIVED
e car loads of MILWAUKEE, BEER. Fl
THOMSON X BI.INEN'S.
NOTICE.
Cha>. e. Noble and wife will leave Tor VI
City on Monday. May sd. for an absence
weeks. MI Interested please rake not'ce
WANTED.
and OF about ,,oCo Sheep on shares, tor thr'
wears. Can give references. Address
JOHN RICkLEN.
Allertlicc.
Rcaverhcad Co. Montan
PLANTS FOR SALE.
,sng. healthy House Plants Tor sale. lsu"'re
R'nl NE office.
>-.---,~-
TO J. +. Cutters, Dillon. Montana. ior Il
1t Rocky Mountain Remedy, "Oreg'
'ermt Ritter<." Sold bv all first class DR."
AUCTlONEER.
J. Farrcl, OF Virginia, CITY will conduct auct'
IN all parts Of the Territory.
~-----~-~~,> -~-~.~.- .---.-.
~ANr1D.
rs, Wheat and Balcd HAY, for which will y
highest rasl, price. l.. LYON
''>e t" rent. Inquire Of +. Coffin.
sewing Machine Repairing.
!: .'>e who have sewing machines that need
my call on John p. Zalsman.
- -
HOUSE FOR RENT.
quirc of ~ ~ SNEAI
OATS WANTED.
hr
PRICE for Oats
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
w a N - - ID.

'..s, Wheat and Baled HAY, for which will pa,
highest cash price. H.. LYON.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
AUCTION FER.

}: Farrell, OF Virginia, CITY will conduct auction
Is In all parts Of the Tcrriso,>.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

BETWEEN
Dillon. Argenta and hammock
Commencing Monday, Nav ,4th. leave. p;,,a,
I'm Mondays, wedncsdaySand FRIDAYS at S,n y W,
Leaves Bannack IN Tuesdays Thursdays. and 81,
urtlays at $40 IL. III. SILVA ''''
ror freight or Passage apply 70 o. VI. Best. PA
cite Express Agent, x. Il. Depot. Dillon AMI !:
l.. Graves. Pacific Express Agent Bannnch'
IS. Mail carried ON and after July 1s,. ,SSo.
JOHN WEIGHrNAN. Proprietor.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22
PLANTS FOR SALE.

lgrang. healthy House Plants for sale. lsu"'re ii
! 'R,Dt NE office.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

f'toJ. Z. Cutters, Dillon. Montana. ior the
eaf Rocky Mountain Remedy, "Oregon
per"t Rtter>." Sold by all first class Drug
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-22

''''>e t" rent. Inquire Of +. Coffin.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-06
MEMPHIS APPEAL.
SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1886
sTRIREs, STRIKES, sTRIKss.

Day by day accounts come OF the
strikes Of the workingmen. Capital
lists have at all times commended that
their business was their own, in which
their workmen have no right TO inter
iere, for they buy their labor accord
ing to supply and demand, as they
buy the materials on which the labor
is employed. Labor is engaged in up.
setting this venerable claim, and the
public sanctions the effort, The toll
ers contend they have a mutual inter
est with the employer, for when he
reduces wages he alleges 1t is
because his business has TO be
done at lower prices. When prices 20
up, labor says, the improved condition
Of your business justiies demand for
improvement 10 the price of labor.
The action of both employer and labor
in these cases proves that labor has a
Joint interest in the business wherein
labor ia component part. AT this
moment this claim is urged energeti-
ca,ly from the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and the workingmen protest that they
have no right, nor their families, to be
deprived OF q just part OF the wealth
their skill and toll have produced.
Some, the more ignorant, at times ac-
company their demands with violence,
and 60 forfeit popular support and
often success with It. The better in
formed 20 10 work more efioctually.
They keep their tempers, urge their
demands with a calmness that leaves
no opening for opponents TO in
terpoJe police or toldiers; and
with frmness and fertility
of resources that often reduces the
stubbornest to submission. But the
possession Of this power to overcome
and subdue, in the hands OF the class
that forms the mass OF the communi.
ty, is a signal Of an important coming
revolution when the wealth producer
will refuse to suffer hunger and pen
ury when he is ready and DESTROYS ia
work but is lei to starve The times
are ominous, and those who insult
Cypress or cheat labor are heaping uT
wrath for the day of wrath. Better tc
render justice than be driven to do &c
by such events az are now taking
place, for strikes are becoming iormid
able affairs.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-03-06

ments, he will proceed in the future
as in the past. The Secretary's paper
also shows the hopeless condition OF
silver as things stand. Silver mono
metallism in the United States could
not restore il; a long trial in coming
silver here has in no way bettered Its
standing. No mint in the world
which gives free coinage to gold now
does the same to silver, except our
own. The European governments
will adopt no step toward restoring
silver while we continue to coin 1t in
a way that is leading to silver becom-
ing our sole standard, when our gold
would flow into their treasures. Con-
tinued silver coinage in the United
States is an inducement to other gov
ernments to discountenance 1t, as it
will end in increasing their own stocks
OF gold. The Secretary emphatically
says: "Wbat silver monometalliRm
in the United States would at last
come to, undeniably, is the exchange
Of European silver againtt American
gold, and even that would not rule
the ' alue OF silver 10 the gold level,
but would fasten it down finally" 1t
is to be wished every citizen could
read Mr.. ManniDg's paper. 1t demol-
i,hes many assumptions, and essab'
fishes some valuable truths.