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The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-01
LIBERTY ENI.I(:HTENlNG TtiE.
WORLD.
The Pedestal Completed The Statue. Now
tO hc Erected.

With Il simplicity commensurate with
the dignity and the greatness OF The work
the cap>tone OF the pedestal for the Statue
ot Liberty" on Bealoe'> I>laud. New
ork, was swung into place the ,,d
"'t' and Embedded in - silver mortar,
and the vast enterprise waS finished Only
a few OF the committee, Engineer Stone
and his assistants and Il few friends in.
cludiny Mr.. ]. Burke and viii, OF San
Francisco. wer. present. General Stone,
laid the stone. saving after he had done so:
"Ge'4t!cn',n. the great thing III This great
work Is that this pile. has been raised aud
this stone has be, set and not Il man has
been Killed or i.iured' After an informal
lunch the party returned to New York
City.
The next thn, is TO put ~, the statue
1t lies ON Drdhoc> Island awaiting the
skilled workmcn whom Darthold is send.
in. over from France. Trey are expected
here early in Ma>, and will commenc.
work a. once. 1t will take four months to
pUs II? the great statue. and t,.v u.4'ica.
ton Is set toy September ,,rd, that being
the a"n;rs> >>a", n;' t'ic >iynin. OF the.
treaty OF Versailles. hv which ,h. .\m,ri-
can States were granted their iud,,rru-
cnre. y large delegation Of the ir,mp>.
men OF France arc coming over. d.. 1.e>-
SIPS and Pl>trtr among others. |. will
take - 5000 to pu. III, the statue. The
pedestal has been buii: and paid for the
committee needs Sls,o'D more to wind ~
successfully this great undertaking.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-01
lsEl'l IsI.Il'.AN COMMITTEE.
The Names Suggested by the state Dclt....-
ti"n> a> Members III the Campaign
Committee.

Representative McConaS, of MARYLAND.
Secretary of the Join, Republican sta,.rus
who WAS authorized to receive the names
of the Congressional Campaign Committ,.
when selected by the respective State dele.
CATIONS, reports the following committee,
which will speedily meet and crranizc
California. {. l.. FELTON,: Coiorad, George
(. Svme>: Connecticut, Jas. K. llawlrv {:
Illinois. Joseph &. Cannon: Indiana, Geo
W. Steele: Iowa, James +. Wilson: Kan
>a>, Thomas Ryan: Kentucky, W. II.
Wad> worth: Maine, {. \. Boutwell,; ;
Maryland, Louis T.. McComa>: Ma>>achu-
sett>, W. ". Rice: Michigan, Tho>. Palm
er: Minnesota Jno b. Gilliti!.n: Missouri.
Wm. Warner: Nebraska. George w T..
Dorsey; Nevada, Woodburn: New llamp-
shire. IL. w. Blair; New Jersey, VIM.
Sew;lli: New York. II. NJ Burlciuh:
North Carolina, Jas. l.. O'Ilara: Ohio. ~.
bert {. Thompson: Oregon. !. y. Doph;
Pennsylvania, II. II. Bingham; Rhode
island, Nelson ". .Aldrich: South Caro-
lima. Roher, Small>: Tennessee, l.. {.
llouk: Vermont, .Ino. ". Stewart: Nir.
gnia, Wm Mahone; West Virginia, \a.
than Gotf jr.: Wisconsin, Lucien T. Cas-.
well; Arizona, \. (, Bean; Daco,:., O. s.
Clifford Wyoming, Joseph McCaren.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-01
SOCIALISM WITH 4 VENGEANCE.
The Advice Herr Most Gives Gratis to
Men ot Ills Clique.

Herr Mo>t> address to tn. Anarchists
and Socialists in New York may lan>l that
Dutchnan in prison. lie said: II can
furnish you with 1000 fine brrcch leaders
with bayonet> at $40 piece. You waste
Your money buying gold watches and
jewelry. Better buy mu>ke,>. revolver,
and cartridges. When YOU have enough.
shooting irons then rise and take wl,a, be-
longs tn u%. Carry club, also. We have
not got artillery as vet but we will have in
time. Tie Constitution gives us the riyh,
need no, wait until YOU have t,,n.rcS to
make them, YOU can make bombs out of
glass tubes and iron pipe which you can
load with dynamite or yunpov der then
t.>tcn on the caps at both ends When
YOU see any OF the rlscal>. throw ,hcm .ln-
der their feet and kill them. Let Your
women use the bombs also, and learn how
to use petroleum. Petroleum i, chsapnnd
burns well. Petroleum bombs can bt
thrown twenty feet. Thc,: when we are
all armed. we can rise ut given 'nonent
and take possession nj ali the artuoric> and
arsena> in the city. In one year loo,-
900 men could b., armed, and then we
would >ciz: the capitalists hv the throat.
We will take all the meat. Wine. vegetables
and champagne for ourselves. We will
not help out any foolish trades unions
strikers. W. want uil. We will make
war upon all capitalists and State and
Church, for they are all our cncnir>.'
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-01
War Of Glasses.

y dangerous state OF excitement exists
among the ignorant pcasantry of Galicia,
Austro'flunsary, owing to the r,,nor tina,
the Austrian Government intends ~ re-.
store the forced labor laws and to the re-
port that the aristocracy are organizing a
massacre OF Polish peasants in revenge
tor atrocities which the peasants commit
ted npon mobiles in 1870 Secret meetings
are being held by the peasants, a majority
OF whom are armed. The noble, are tax
ing refuge in the cities. Forces of cavalry
ana infantry have been disposed through.
out daicia. Several ayitators, who are
supposed to he Russians, have been arrest
ed there. The Austrian Government is fax
ing measures to calm and di>abuse the
minds OF the peasants.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-01

Emperor William has sent the Pope 4
costly gold cross mounted with Jewels as a
souvenir OF German gratitude for the
friendly offices rendered by Ills Holiness
in arbitratins the dispute between Ger.
many and Spain over the respective claims
to the Caroline Islands.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-05-01

The damage by floods is on the increase
all along low points Of the Mississippi
river.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

aomr idca NJ Hsw Thcy are con.
structcd, snd rhyir I.cs Lhi
ur. swain.

VI swan.
To the EDITOR NJ tine Examiner.
UrNrsrrAu. Tex March ~, lss6 -
Tho Galveston Sew. of ihi. datr. CON.
tain. a minority report of the grand
Iury ofGulye,ton county. which gorS
a long way towards explaining the
frirnd.hip. of certain tax collector
for COMPTROLLER swain. ID thri Insult
Uccur, of revenue tu mect the ci
..rpses of state government. 10 vet al
question with any candid man. ~ to /
the cause of deficiency. let him read /
i,i. rrport. stating the ActSa. they cN- /
l.t. and then let him consider Conn
ROLLER Swain's reports tn the gov. |
.runr COMMUNICATING the tax assess
or- and collectors upon the thorough
ness of their work, and then let hun
answer the question. has Comptroller
swain discharged his duty ia super
Nisiup the collection OF taxes Could
hr NOT have done all ANA more than
the grand iur, has done to discover
the drInumncc- aud enforce the col.
lection ot these occupation taxes tor
ton. wear, pn.t. IL he had been honest
and capable, There is Nc need To-
miucr matters. Galveston but repre-
,cni- the situation in other places
Let Cha. pcopIc read the report aui
draw their own conclusions. Here b.
the rcpuri "CINIs'
BV drlVug into the books of the iu.
tcrmi revenue collector Through hiud
permission ut the officer in charge
aud comparing the liquor licenses
there recorded with those enrolled ia
thc office of the state and county col
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Amount reported on hand, Official
paper e'',l9 wv
fl5I 9v
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

latcj the extreme soreness in his
bicu.t. His children were similarly
affected and .lnglc dose had the
snmo harry effect lr. Kings New
Discovery i- uoW the standard RENE
dN iu the Coleman household aud on
huHrl the -chuoucr Free trial bot
Ties of THE standard remedy ut tm
Tics ~ Nurrl-uu'5 drug store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

We invite Your attention to the
many ucw and stylish goods Just re-
,ciy,d, such ~ fancy drc-se. s, ward
lnhr,. side. boards, baby carriages
rcutrr tables, which are PVT down al
rock bottom prices,
STEINER X STEPHENSON.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Choice novelties ia Jersey Tor 'a-
die, aud children at sanger Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Capt. Coleman, schr Weymouth
plying between Atlantic Ciiy aud n.
\ e. had been troubled with "A cough
40 that he was unable TO sleep, and
WAS induced to try Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. II h0'
only gave him instant relief bu' al
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Hiram Cameron furniture dealer
Of { Columbus, tm,:rll- his experience,
ihu-. "For three years have trlrd
every remedy ON the market for -lulu-
uobc and sidney disorders, bat got no
relief. until used Electric Bittcrr
Took five bottles and am now cured
and think Electric Biuor7 tho best
blood purifier la the world" MAJOR
A.J. Reed Of West Liberty, Ky.
say. "Nothing has ever done me 80
much good as Electric Blttcrs'. Sold
Mt Gity cents u bottle by Castles 4
/ Morrison.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
cry FINANCIAL REFORM.

10 Ny Fellow tiuEcus
II -ccm- that the main issue OF our
approachint city election Is in great
measure lost sight ct ia the personal
popularity or appropriately OF the
candidates. The movement of re-.
form started for the purpose OF iuaug.
urating more economical admiui--
traiiou of the government of our city
should boz the first object sought tu be-
obtaiuod by all good citizens. That
this should bo accomplished If posi-.
bic no good citizen Will deny. aud
should take precedence over every
thing OF - personal character.
As 10 how this reform should be hc.
compiishrd it Is but natural that men
ia uld differ, but these differences OF
opinion must necessarily he of small
moment IN comparison 10 the end to
b gained, aud all should Yield some
thing for the general good
| believe this would be done were
he people of our city NOR iutrlll-
gently Informed OF the nal r..
ccipt- aud expenditures OF the city
That this has not been done Will
quote article ISd of the lt, charter
The city council shall, NJ least ten
day before the expiration OF each
municipal year, ,au~cd to he pub
lished ~ u clty newspaper, - correct
and full statement of the rccci pts and
rNpcuditutc- from the date ut the
lH,t auuual report together with the
sources from which the funds were
derived, and showing tor what pur-
uusp di.hur-pd the condition OF the
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

MVNt1 40 LuAS Large sum, ON short
"a VINE Address bDN ,'7. Waco.
Io LOAN 5000 on FlKsT-tIASs Bus
p.r, u,'s properly IN the city-5 Year, install
.'' wan GEO,W JACKSON.
TO loAN-,n s,oD. slcoo ON iarming lands
= VI vendor lien notes
GEORGE ". JACASOS,
"Ure over Levine & CO.,, Justin Al.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Don't bc mmbuggcd los n slick
tongue and chin music, but learn
steiner n ~tcphcu.Ou'S prices on
lir.t-c'a,s furniture before buying.
~IIINIK n ~IErIiEN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

For correct styles and superior
quality OF goods in gents 10" quar-
ter shoes 90 to Sanger Bros,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

It.f complexion la like nor name Why rhy
usts Pu..tuI tump.cNluu Powder. Hui sIr BE-
rllly tpf ,ulr Dos nli druggists eui fancy
goods lrtI,u. lnf sale hy castles a Mort son
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
Sq55I


Here we have in round number
Sg1 900. OF revenue to tn
city. The above is the taxes
for 1883, but the assessed yau-
alton OF property tor lssL was only
S2SgOoo less, making - difference OF
only $3.50 III the adyalorum tax II
will not change the result much for
that ycsr,and the expenditure, would
he about the same and the showing
here made for lss5, Will approximate
that OF 1851 Now let us ,uc il wc
can show where the money goes.
Expenses of the public schools
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Have enlarged OUR shoe department
and urr Offering some desirable goods
ut very low prl,. LEVINE Bios,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

"a have lost my roam pony. about
~ y" t,,tn hands high. % ut u ycufs old.
Wa t,I I'll Win haltClrrlc under IL rr.
tm, " ey paN iur the re ulu ut the pony
Nrply 90 Alex koseuthal
OaI-Eei Irish setter. had ON leather coll
VII ,'aI HluNl year old suitable reward
r.c' or l'll Tor an, Information leading lu hls
.Seo,eiI 1tO. JONES 1908 south an If.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

F8TTWTN
Low puurict shoe, in endless variety
al LEVINE BHos.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

If You want real hrst-class bar
gain in furniture aud carpets don't
loHgct to call on us.
STEINER u STEPHENSON
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
Ht

huIiS
Fine shoe, lower than the lowest At
LEVINE Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

FUR sALE-iIofses aud brood mares, btoke
on !he best terms fur purchasers. Appiy Mt
W 'shth ou springfield road ripht mice east
VI 1le Guy on address 4 G. Riddle, WACO, Tex
FOR sALk-MY REslpENCE ON NORTH
F"utlh street Cheap for the money.
viii young eilyus
" K CitruE
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

That the best hot tree lunch in town
|, 10 20 had Ut she Cotton Exchange.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
adams Caramel l"in
Gives satsfscupn lry itau1 Doe many


iicnith is wealth Wealth means IN
drprndcncc The kcynotc is IN 30
.anko'- cough and lung syrup the
best cough syrup in the world, lures
coughs. colds, pains in the chest,
bronchitis aud primary consumption
one dose gives relief in every case.
Take no othor Price 90 cent. ana
81. samples free, Sold by W. a
Williamson K Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

For .priu2 millinery go to sanger
Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

FUNU'H INITNTI
affords Immediate relief in all cases
Of acute pam. This IL strong Ian
guagr, but the experience ot thirty
ears attest. in truth Iry it.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
-rnool children we have splendid
line Of -oInr-lp shoes.
I.rWINE Bros.


Fresh rolled oats, shredded oat.,
bulk and seli-rai,ing buckwhcal 0our
Mt &. {. Met u,lOrh'-.
Fresh Nhitakcr hams, bard, dried
beef, break fast bacon aud beet tongue,
ul G. G.. McCulloch'..
Fine l'rcuch prunc-, pitlcd cherries
and cyaporatcd fruit mt G, {. McCuI'
lorh's.
Fresh car load OF that superb Cream
OF Patent hour, nj {. G. McCulloch''.
Fresh lot OF Doltcr-M cracker
of every description, at &C. McCu
loChs,
Pure rock candy syrup, maple syrup
and maple sugar At c. Mctuliocl'' Is.
Fresh supply Of California canned
fruits and imported pine apples, at {
/ {. McCulloch's.
An goods guaranteed 10 be iul
weight aud Of best quality if bough
al G. {. McCulloch's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
rwo uuot>,>n noIL,us.
~ the Verdict 81 ihc I"r, IN ia" Rich.
mUul Ease.

VIr ury I'm nm rn,r NJ \ r. NIrh- ]
lnn,,l ~ the Ni.-nuii Pacific railwn,
.rr,i,'rrJ "a 'y,r,irt ,,.tnrd,y morn.
,n,, ,u n,,r nt rlnirtin tor 81 oou
EirnuouJ vn- nj one time tfclrni
Wv ,.' I.,,,.,, Ia.
49,. ,n',iu,nu, L, wu. Ji.,hargrI
anI KEEL. I.,.l 1L,. ,,,,rrrJ IN
I"s, ANIL .Itt,,,,,,I, lii,l,r,nnd tr,N
,J,t AVIAN ,rr,trr rnrt of thr.
ui,oJ st,,.'L r ,y". ur,,lI.io nbiniu
',"',ln,mnut nm nmV uilro,d
,,'iil',,,,,'"' ,''n, a.. htnr l,.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
ADVICE ~ Mothers.

SILK mitts aud gloves, all OF our
O,yu importation, oANdEk Bios.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Prices on Bur;-' shoes are lust 30
cent. "a puir lower than anybody else
utlrr- them. LEWlNE BROS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

-uuprr Bros snow tine largest linz
u thc city,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

other than before stated of $ii,OSSOO.
II is presumed that the amount would
be appropriated for Improvement of
streets and other purposes, il so,
suppose the council rau show where
such improvements have been made
and the cost of same
The citizen, active in this reform
movement believe that with thi, large
income of S91 900. (and which will i'm
crease with the growth of Our ciN at
the same rate ~ mNatiun that
a business man at the hcad
of the city government. seconded
by the same class of couucilmru aud
under the nnli-perqui>itc system. can
nay the expenses OF the city govern
mcnt and make all necessary i'm.
provcmcuts. ~ follows;
Rect. from HIl sources $1,000
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

\ rcJloNsALE

Il ''E
W. ted cape famine. C.mrlIs. rcouis,.
sSE1oua' Bulbs and rn.e bu.hS. An
80, ,Allrl' Fruit trees. grape vines.
,C raspberry, strawberry trres.
Aysp,w. lake place at Gsl Austin
IIqfoo' ON Wednesday, Aprl 5ih AT i0'a. M.
tLe.s,' Nl flowers are invited 10 call before
D. ,,Ht' H'rs place aud examine the ,tuck tu
TOM l. SMITH Auuouccr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

MIS- WlnsluWs soothing syrup should
Ways be- used for children toelhihg u HoOl
lie child soitrus the gums, allayA all pal
o ircs wind collie, aud Il the Oost remedy
ulhrrhWa
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

Latest spring style. al G, a. Lack .
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04
Line OF gcullcmcu'- drcss shoes IS
second tu none. lWiNt bii"~'

Line OF gcullcmcu'- drcs shoes Is
second tu none. lNlNt ht'-'
Choice fancy ribbons.
Sew honuct shapes.
New hat shapes.
New pluur- and tips.
New tower,
And fun line of chlIdrcn's aud
misses straw hats III sanger Bros
millinery department
Notcc.
Wr. the undersigned, have this DIV
formed -pnrtu"r-hlp under The
uum nuur md style of Brhrrn- n
No,pr, for the purpose ui carrying
ON the whulcsnlc drug business, at
ag7 Austin street, and llo IuIrl street
The rctnl drug department OF H.
B,hrcu- viii d.p be- conducted b! th'
same hrm II BErTNS,
W, IT, MO0EE
Choice novelties in Jersey for 'a
dies aud children AT sanger Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

/ - GET A no, / CYPRESS CIs
tbur,l n , batter than brick, guaranteed not
ground of XXI years or money refunded, over
corner ~ 1ultf Bfouuui Of James 4 hhelnn,
-. ". neFeulh and MnrY alfpeta WACO TeI
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-04-04

IS @ Mrr.I.a ear4.ll.. 'ur recollection GO
the uu.Druf .h,un 40 N,l.unfuyuH
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-06
THE NATAL HOLIDAY.

To-day is an anniversary which ap.
peals to the heart of the American
people, and they. like to remember
that just one hundred and ten years
ago their forefathers threw off the woke
of tyrrany and declared themselves
free and independent.
They were only a handful, it is
true, but yet to-day when sixty mil
lions of people enjoy the privileges
which through toll and blood were
won fer them it is we'll enough
to remember and pay tribute in a
truly loyal spirit. Yesterday was the
season set apart for celebrating in
some places and tomorrow it will he
celebrated in others. But, at all
events, the natal holiday is remem-
bered and well remembered, as it de-
serves to be.
1t is hard to imagine the changes
which have taken place in these
one hundred and ten years, but could
those who fought at Bunker Hill and
in other places, during the war of the
Revolution see the result of their sac
rifces, they would feel that that
which was begun in tears and blood
has ended in the grandest and most
progr essive people this earth has
ever known and would rejoice with a
gladne SIS which would sound as the
hosann as of a ransomed people.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-06
CALMER JUDGMENT.

1t is almost impossible for people
who have gone through a bitter life
and-death struggle with each other to
realize a future in which their passion
and prejudice will not control their
descendants as it does themselves !;
that the question over which they
fought will be looked at in any other
light than that in which they see it /;
and that their enemies will ever dc
Justice to their motives and consciences
in defending their cause.
1t is, for example, almost impossible
even now for any southern man tc
look forward to time when the ac'
of secession and the four years OF wal
will be adjudged by any southern mar
as unprovOked and unwise. he car
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-06

The Globe Democrat, speaking Of
the report that Daniel E. Sickles j;
slated for the next mayor of New
York says:
THE general was a democrat
until after the war, when he be-
came a republican. A few years ago,
he returned to his old associates in the
democratic party. He is popular
among leading New Workers of all
parties, and unless his honesty and in
dependence should prove bar, his
election would be certain if he get:
the nomination from any democratic
faction 1t would appeal, that a
man who has the faculty to become
either a republican or democrat al
will, cannot such possess superabun
dance of honesty and independence
that it will prove a bar to his election
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-06

Late reports from Richmond, Va,
seem to indicate that Powderly hes
brought all the enginery of the ''no-
bic order" to bear with a view of
bringing that city to a proper state
Of subjugation to allow the coming
meeting of The supreme league to
have everything its own way. A let
ter from a resident of Richmond to q
citizen of Sedalia says that the
Knights of Labor have succeeded in
uniting all Of the lawless elements
and q sufficient number of negro
votes TO carry five of the six wards in
the city and perfect reign of terror
exists. Negro police, headed by
dynamite officers, have full possession
and the boycott is used unstintingly
against any one who dares TO gainsay
their acts. There can be no longer
any doubt that the knights, under
Mr.. Powderly's dictum, are making
strong efforts to capture the south with
he intention of enlisting the colored
slsmen. in order to instigate rebel
lion the prim,e object of which is the
ultimate overthrow 9f the govern
ment. The better classes OF the
south, however, are endeavoring TO
unite for self-defense and are calling
a,s,rpd for aid. Every true citizen
ought to help thetn and keep himself
well informed as to what transpires,
for there can be little doubt but that
blood will be shed unless prompt
measures are taken to suppress the
diabolism of communism and anarchy
before it gets strong footing. As the
the people of the south are the last
ones in the world to break such tyran-
nv as it seeks to inaugurate. let the
Law and Order League at once turn
their attention to this field and nip
the efforts of lawlessness In the bud.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-06
Matthew Arnold is not in favor O

Matthew Arnold is not in favor of
granting the Home Rule to Ireland,
not because he does not believe in Civ
ing Ireland an effective government
BY Irishmen, but because he believes
that Mr.. Gladstone's mode of giving
effect to it is a bad and dangerous
one. The results should be regarded
by Mr.. Arnold rather than mere
modes of reaching q result.
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A Satisfactory Compromise.

BROMLEY. I'm having wretehed
time with my wife. We wrangle fear.
fully, and she's 30 wordy that she Over.
whelms me every time"
"Well, Darringer, these little pleas
antries are not to be avoided, IL seems.
Ny wife and have reduced them to q
science. She demands but two words,
and I good-naturedly let her have
them. It's . small concession, yos
See"
'T should think IL was. envy you,
Bromley, pom my soul do. Oh. b
the by, what are the two wordsp"
'eThe first and the lsst"-Pasladat
eAio Call
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Mrs. Grant refused 5000 for the
rent of her Long Branch cottage for
the season. She will occupy it her.
self.-Exchange.
This will be good news to Johnny
Trim. 1t was by his help that Mrs.
Grant as a good republican, was made
wealthy enough to refuse SO, OOOas rent
for her cottage. Where will Mrs.
Hancock spend the summer?