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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-03-19
THE WEST.

THE WEST.
The Consolidated Street Railroad Com
pany, of Toledo, O., has announced that it
will advance the wages Of the employees
and reduce the hours of work. The men
were working sixteen hours.
COUNTY TREASURER HoLLINGswORTH, OF
Vincennes, Ind, is short 81, 27S.3
The strike on the Missouri Pacific ap
peared to be settling down on the 9th to q
long struggle between the Knights Of La
Dor and the railroad company. H. NJ.
Hoxie. first vice president of the company,
laid of nearly five thousand hands for the
purpose Of reducing expenses. Freight
traffic was completely blocked and the pas
senger traffic was very much upset.
A NUMBER of Chicago boot and shoe firms
surrendered to the Knights of Labor on the
9th. The firms had been boycotted.
A STRIKE of about 500 men and boys took
place at the Malleable iron works, Chi
cago, ON the 9th.
The Santa Fe reduced the second class
rate from Kansas City to the Pacific to S14
on the 10th. The Southern Pacific made
the rate from San Francisco to Kansas
City s; Chicago, $40, for limited emigrant
tickets The Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe met the cut.
The anti prohibitionists proposed to hold
q meeting at Dies Mones, Iowa, on the 10th,
but the military was ordered out and the
meeting was declared off.
The strike on the Missouri Pacific system
continued to spread on the 10th. At st.
Louis Superintendent Kerrigan ordered all
A. 10 uxy,c no
trespassers.
The decision Of the Ohio Supreme Court
in the case of the Cincinnati police court
commissioners was as follows: First, that
the act creating the commissioners was
constitutional; second, the clause confer
ring upon the Governor the power to re-
move the commissioners was constitu-
tional; third, the Governor was justified in
removing the commissioners: fourth. that
a commissioner when removed ceases to be
an officer at once.
THERE were no fresh developments in the
strike on the Missouri Pacific on the 18th.
No freight was being moved.
AN attempt is being made in the Ohio
Legislature to pass bill to punish employ
ers who insist that their hands sign agree
ments not to belong to trade or other Or
CARNATIONS.
EIT was alleged recently at Muskogee, l..
T., that L. c. Perryman and Efiie E. Math-
ers, Creek delegates to Washington last
winter, attempted secretly to dispose of
Oklahoma. They entered into contract
with S. J. Crawford, Washington attor-
ney. agreeing to give him a per cent. for
selling the country. A premature expos
ure prevented the contamination of the
sale.
The Missouri Pacific succeeded in getting
a freight train out of st. Louis on the 18th.
Ten miles south of Little Rock, Ark, a
lively shooting took place after an excit-
ing race between strikers on q stolen en-
CINE and officers on another. A striker
named Sullivan was shot in the leg.
An attempt was made recently to demol-
ish Chinese wash house with dynamite at
Portland, Ore. The front porch only was
wrecked.
COLONEL J. PHILLIPS, of the Oregon mill
tia, was fatally shot the other night in
East Portland, Ore. The crime was laid to
the anti Chinese element.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-03-19
GENERAL.

The report on the exhibition Of 1878 has
been presented to the French Chambers 1t
shows q deficit of 81 OOO, 600 francs.
The boiler on the tug Rifleman exploded
in Cardiff harbor, Wales, the other morn
ing. The vessel and crew, consisting of six
persons, were blown to atoms. The cylin-
der Of the engine struck a passenger ship .
quarter of mile distant and killed the pi-
lot.
ADvIcEs from AMMAN state that anarchy
prevailed in that country: that bands of
robbers were securing the land: that the
people were in revolt against French au-
thority, and that the rebels had attacked
the French near Hue, the capital. and were
advancing in numbers upon Quiptore.
A MOTION to disestablish the church in
Wales was defeated in the British House
Of Commons.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1886-03-19
THE SOUTH.

THE United States District Attorney of
Florida has filed libel against the steam
ship City of Mexico, charging her owners
with violating the neutrality laws.
IT was reported at Ashland. KY, that
Neal, Craft and Ellis. who were lynched
and executed for the murder of three chill
dren on Christmas eve, 1881, were really
innocent of the crime. Detectives were on
the track of the guilty parties, who occu-
pied respectable positions. 1t will be re-
membered that nearly forty persons lost
their lives in the attempted lynchings, the
mob being fired on by the militia.
THE other night twenty-five masked men
quietly took Handy Woodward, colored.
out of Jail at Russellville, KY, and hung
him to the same limb that the notorious
Sambo Bailey was hung on two years ago.
Woodward was identified as the man who
attempted to outrage the twelve-year-old
daughter of Charles johnson, the station
agent at Red Oak.
FIRE at Hot Springs, Ark. recently de-
stroved three saloons and q drug, q shoe
and clothing store.
THE Middle and Western States Freight
Association met in Louisville, KY, on the
18th and made ninety seven changes in
classification. What they were was not
known.
A NEGRO boy, aged thirteen years, was
recently lynched at Hampton Court House,
s. c. He had Drained and robbed white
woman.
PATRICK FORD and John Murphy were
hanged at New Orleans on the 10Th for the
murder of Captain A. H. Murphy, the sem
sational incidents of which have been pub
llshed. Desperate efforts were made to
save the doomed men without effect. Pre-
vious to their execution the men attempted
suicide by taking belladonna and were es-
corted to the scaffold in an almost insensi-
BILE condition.
The small stern-wheel steamer Ike Bon
ham exploded her boiler near Vicksburg,
Miss, the other day. The mate and five
deck hands were blown overheard and
drowned.
A FIRE recently started at the Brunswick
saloon and gambling house at Hot Springs,
Ark. Before it was subdued the adjoining
buildings were destroyed, the total loss
amounting to S2jOOO
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@at. SbHtna s. Gphn.

nnfere 9auptnabrung lift uno bletbt
oas Sleii6, unb UNI fol6es fri19 llno
gut gu erlangen, fantt man unrt0gltg
ett1en 3uberldifigeren Martt fin6et, als
pen BON Wm. 66fling & 9obn, yfo.
81! 4be. 6. Sic 9erren baben Dem
9el@n1ad ibrer &unben &e9nurg gee
trqger unb 1T ibrem GtabliHement cine
talte Sllftma19ine erri9tet, tpel9e ole1t
4nforoerl1rgen fir grbaltung unb Gnt=
ferf!ltt1g f1doli6er Sngrebien3en bes
Gletl9es entipri6t. sic baben befdas
pig IN ibren 8iebbDfen einer groBen
Worratb bon Maitbieb, aug mel@em
muir oas gefte fur lire &unben gewa6lt
tp1ro. Wer reel bebient fem mill, Der
belu9e ben Martt, So. 511
Avenue s. 1,1Ot1f
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-
. 4sstfesgatiaets. S9ulen6nrg, ben
oo:Ntat. Us 1T ertldrlt9, tuer1 bas I'm,
terbaltitlsstbenta Der lebier Sage 6ier=
tslbit td biel nm bas ftattgefunbene
Geaer orebte: Man eri9raf, tpern
man an bic Wt6gli6feiten oa@te, tpeIde
plef gettea eIsfretet' t6nt1enl Die Staot
gal 1ur solgzApparate blsber 10 gut
ple gar n,gJt geforgt n1o tuenrt rift
pie 9roBe utserl9rodenbeit unb Nufs
ppIsrutlg elflsr 4n5apl g%ewobner, bers
enHoen nl! SOrngfsmaBregeli1, getrof.
zen DOa pfloateT Selte, oas Jeuer auf
lelnen pefo gu o~eld9ranten, 10 mar iebt
ell groBer, pet1n mot Der 9r6Bte Sbeil
DON S@ulenburg IN Ai9el giren f96s
fen 3ug BON W~ttlotbdtigteit baben bic
gepo9Iter 9eget1 ben gtgentbirier bes
aogeorannten Qotels geiibt. Serfelbe
gal!e alqts oerltgert uno lem gerluft
mirD anf 2OO0-3OO0 Dollars gethdBt;
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glue pptrsitaltdbe Mrauet.

Sd bef9einige, baB meme Gratt unb
i'd ettua fiinfsebn Sabre ~setrdntelt 6as
ben. 3ufdaig befam i'd eine1 g M
mons 2iper Regulator &a=
LENDER in bic 9dnbt un6 fab llnter ben
Itteiien Die Nantet bon u. S. Stephens
unb Bif@of pierce. Damn berf9aHte
i'd mir etDas bon Dem &~egulator ur6
i'd fann ibn meinen Greunben als cine
poraigli9e Mr5uei empfebIen. -3. 6.
9arrifou, sc. 8, @orbpnsnile, SO.
Man bite fi6 bor Na9a9mungen,
tpel9e BITE Beliebtheit 6es e9tett Girns
mons 9iDer &esulator, ber nur ponI
.3eilia & So. bereitet pirb, aur Sdu=
f9ung benuben.
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Cages $ Nenisfeiten.
s MIA B.


9as @rabmaI Grants i'm Seem
PORTER Giperibe=8ar mar am @rdber.
t9mtdurgstage Der @9aupleb elmer
erbebenben 5eierli9teit. Gin Berg bon
ouftenoen Blumer ttnb Rrdnaeu iiber.
bedte bic f9li9te &u6efdtte 6es Gene,
rails. Seteratett, milttdrii6e Organi.
fatio1et1, 3ogen unb Dereine, fopte
aabloie berporragenbe 8irger Stem
Yorfs bnttet fi9 bort Derfommelt, UNI
ether formppQenbeten &eoe bes 5ena.
tors 2ogan gu laui6en.
- prdlibent glebelanb bate id
mad Stem DOrt begeben, UNI bic parabs
iiber oie Staatss Miliaetf ab,umebmen
Sn @efolge beg grdfbenten bemerfte
ma1 Mrs. unb MiB Solfnm. Mn BET
Teierli9feit i'm Hiberltbe Bart nabm
Gleoelanb ri9t She'll.
- Au6 in gbicago, ct. Souls,
cincinnati &C. mur6e Der @rdber,
t9mRdangstag In ~tpirbiger Weiie ges
feiert. Sn ben 9enannte1 Gtdbten
blieben mdbrenb bteies Cages bic meis
fen Gef9dfte gei@lDRen.
Gin feltenes 8eiIpieI erfreuli@er
SelbferfenttniB 6aben bic Brobibiots.
fanatifer bes Staates gtetp Serien Bel
ibrer in Netuart abgebalteae1 @orpens
tion BET Welt gegeben. Sic fagte1 in
tbret 3eber, baB fie redt tpobl tphBter,
tie ieien n@ranfs"; dber f9pn pftmals
i'm Sauf Der Weltgei9i6te feien bnrd
entbuitaftf9e rGranfs" sroBe Sbaten
perri9tet porben. N1n freilid, bas
1T f9on tpabr; bic Sbatett tparert aber
aud barna9. giner biefer fanatiI9en
uSrants" mar beifpielspeife aud
Suiteau, ber erbdrmli6e prdii6enten,
m6rber.
Muslanb.
= Sc betdtigt fi9, baB bur6 Der.
f0nli6e @inmirfung bes beutf6en Gana.
lers Der f6redli6en @eloflemme bes
R6ntgs bon 8aiern Elm guoe gemadt
toorben 1T. Ser Ran3ler bat 8erIiner
unb Jrantfurter 8anfbduiern, bereu
Nau.e Der Oefentli9feit bisber entso.
gen geblitben 1T, bic Garantie beri@afi
fiir cine groBe Mnleibe, bur@ ueI&e
bic berf@iebenen fdaiseu 3ablunssper,
pfi9tungen bes 26nigs bon 8aiern
ge6eft tperber t6nnem.
Mus Wiet tpirb beri@tet, bas ins
nerbalb bes Minifteriums Gaafe Mei.
1pugs /. @eri@iebenbeiten hber Bic CT
b6blng Der Petroleums36I berrf9en.
So If febr tpabri6einli6, baB mebrere
Minifer auglei9 ibre gntlafungsge=
fadbe einrel6en werben.
Mit 156 gegen IS Gtf#s#eswars
be BON engli6en ParIamente bic 8e>
pafnungs Bin, beref 3tele in erfter
ginie gegen bic Dranier in l1Ifer ae,
riGtet lino, angetommert.
Nas 2imberlp, MuFraIiett tommt
bic Wadri@t baB in Der N1be i1eue
ausgebebnte @olSfeIber entbedt tuorben
fino.
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Dte Florence NftgbtinaaIe Der @tn.
SerUfeQeA

Wv OeSu
berpHe9e.
Tolsenbes 1T elm Nnsaus zines an ben
Deutiaen 6eform WefenSer in gtams
bersbnrs9, Ba., sei&riebenen griefes:
Cine IS pbltbdterin
SeHnet bic Ebare far Ne aab Wars.
WinslOp ipirb beueiien, baB fe bic au,e.
rifantfGe Glorentiner Madti8au ber Rin=
Der 1T. Dabon fnb mir Is aberseuat,
baB mir unierer r@uin" llehren tuerbeu
gu ia8en: y@eiesnet iet Wirs. @inslcw"
neil fe berielbsn bebiiifli& nsar, aser bic
Beriose bee 3abneRe rub onbere Bes
f&ueritdfeiten fir &inber hinne9sutcm=
men. Mrs. Winslop's @cctbing Ssrup
ntmnt ben 1inbern BITE 9drner3en unb
furtrt Dpieutrie unb Diarrbpe. @r
u1adt ben @auuten 5art, hefreit BON
@nt3inbnng rnb brinst bas 3inb sIidli4
aber bic Beripbe bes 3abnens hinpes.
gr thut gerabe bas, mas ct Sor8iebt au
ttnn, Mles unb nidt menieer. Bir has
Ben einn1al Mfrs. @insicp seieben ,irb
tennen fe MIR bur4 ihrer Srctbina
Shrup far Sinber. @enr mir bic Madf
bdtten, tpirben mir ie ais 6eilanb fir
bic Ginber hinftelen = mas fe audi in
Der Tbat 1T. Der Shrup wirb in
alien apOtheteu gu 25 Gents per 6luide
p~erfauft.
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@as sa.s.t aefMebeu

Dnrb nodmalisen1 8erfud un6 Gufredter.
baltuns bes Wtntbes tam inandes erreidt tper.
ben, mas unm0slid erfdeint. Sunberte bof.
ntngslofer Sale bou @ieren- mab 2eberleibeu
fab burG electric gttterB sebeilt porben, mad.
benz allies iibrige bersebIi3 berIu6t tuurbe.
Oarnm benfe man nidt, bab es teine SeiIuna
9iebt, %fonbern berfu@e electric 8itters. So
giebt feline anbere Mebiain, bic 10 perfect unb
ttder bas 8lut reinist. electric 8itters beilt
9bspepfia. 9arB. unb ole Rrantbeiteu Der
Mierea. llntddtbar in allen Naaen. unb
REORGANIZATION. gu bdbea fiir so Gents Die
Gtafde bel u. DreiS.
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ssnn Ginberena adlth : @tpre

fnb tleue Maare1t eingetroHen fir bic
beborfebenbe Grlbfabrss5ai
on. Mir babett urs bur9 ben @uz
genf9ein babon iiberseugt. baB biefe
Waaren: 9arters un6 Ginbers@ 6ube,
9errenf9ube &C., bas Befte ino, mas
ie i'm bieftgen Marfte offerirt tpurbe.
9ie Nusmabl 1T iebr rei6baltig un6 bic
9reiie finb ieoem 8ebtrfniB angemeRen.
User elegantes unb batterbaftes S1ub>
aeug trager min, Der gebe gum
Cinderella @1ubzetDre,
@de 9pufonftraBe & Mbe. 6.
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9~Iafreemna tn 9eras.

@roBe aufresuas burbe in Der ttmaeaeno
bon @aris, Seras, bard bic @enefnnq beS Srn.
S.G. @orleb berborsernfen. 9erleIbe mar 70
bllFos, oaB er F4 i'm Bette ni9t ~bernmanbres
ben, ooer MUIR ben &opf gu beben ber,nodte. Sc
hermann Claude, baB er an Der gusaebruua
tterbe. Sine RrobeHafde bon 9r. Rinss Netu
Stseooere tuitroe ibm gef@idt. Ste!bur6 fiblte
er ltH .setrattlgt uno fanfte cine grobe Slafde
nno cine Sda9td bon Or. Sings Neip 2ife
Et4s, NIB Madden er 5uei Slafden bapon elm
genola1neti bate, toar er sefuno unb bate Sc
Rfunb an GIeifdt seponnen.
@ratis YrObeFaf9ea bel u Dreib. @roBe
Glafden ST..
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8mdfems glruiea=gaIbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir @6nitte
Aueti9un9en, @efdpire, Sieber. mnS Saut.
Ausf9las, Gle@te, %sefprunseue Sanbe, Grof.
beulsn nnb ale ~Sautfrantbeiten turirt ga.
il0rrhoiben ober feline 8e3ablnng. goGiae
Satisfaction sarantirt ooer ba8 GeID niro
tariiderfattet. 2b Gents bic Sda9tel Bet u.
Sretb.
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Sd beriu6te SpngaIine in eineut
Gaa BON @eii6ts : 0euralaio an mir
felblt, unb es CAB fi6ere SeiIuna. I'd
tDarote es aud in einem ssoIe BON
Neuralgia i'm 2opfe on, mo- ber Wotient
beftige S6mer5en lit, unb cine DoNs
beri6afie ~fofortiee 2~inberung.
s. %. Subal, 90. g., pinebiae, Wo.
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Fei1es Sarsaparilla" fit
ale 8lut. unb Sauttrant6eiten. aarirt Die
f9ltnaraiten Sale bon 8Iatberaiftnna Bic 3ur
gepobnli9en Slime. gebrau@Sanpeiiuna auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Geft'e
@ompanb uab gum 8erfauf an 8ieoerberfaufei
nnb on &ribatper iUnen BET u. Sreif Gan
Mutonio.
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mfonF T..

9err: yeae', ateiner, tuarum
ueinif 0u oenn2"
S9ulinnge: Deer ban Ia 69uI'
biit'
Qerr: ytlnb beBbalb tpeinf 9u9"
S9ulfunge: yNd, aber eif bun
mid f6o' seudf6ei@
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ssImproyed condition Powders.. fir gf

sImproyed Condition Powders'' fit @fe,.
De nnb @inbSieb. Sin ou8ee3ei9netes un6 e..
probtes @nlber in ber Bebanbfimg BON GnSs
ttrartbeiten aaer art, aGsemette rnpdbli9feit,
Mapadien Der $aut, &aabe, seIbes 8a1er.
Wtangel an Mppetit. @ebraudSaapeilnna amf
per @t!tette. Gabriairt BON unb gum 8ertaui
pet 4ooipb9rei alamo @laaa, seaer.
nber Der Roftoffee, San a~ntonio.
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Grf@iaHte Ginsssprtor,
granite 9sher

hND 9EJMInEt1+
qEus bieieu flrfahe1 enife6sn Drttptertel aler
&rdntEeiieA hes Observation-Disclosures. EpleenSe
Gbmptpme seisen beren 8aietn an: etppcfifpcxz
fetf, DpllEcibi9tett nadj Dem @fsts, Abnets
gang eeaetl f5rpertt6e pDer Gsiitige atits
ttreRgMit9. MufStp0et q cer @tabI5ett,
v~eej5battgtt OeS 3etsrerataeists, aeeriGte
@ffixttmitg, elm @ef6Hf ale babe ttot treeto
eips Nifid5f periauntf, g6ipinceI, 9ersttos
pitli, 4finftbe1t Dor ofu Asset, ottffeIgcs
f1tbfet 1lfiN, 1anStidBe 8ezfopfuu9s-
inh ~ericrbern hie Nni1enbHn9 etne8 9eiluliitels, bn5
6dben Snfsss @tNett ni4t itfes @lelden. Sire
97irfang anf Nieren lrr 0aut liz ~ebenfalls prcmrt,
inbem lie ale 1inreiuheiten nnrS5 ntese frei ,astiSs
xebrer DeS Ggften46" t~sieitigen dnc Mppettt, ge=
funbe 8erbdunne, regelms Btgeu Gtabl9ang, Hare
Saut unb einen ~fraftt9en SDrpcr herlteaeu. 3ntt'S
Df0ei3 pErHfiadeB neeer 6lel cher Seibimneieeu,
nod finc fe ft5renD bei Der taslihen gerufSarbet. uun
finb Elm 9rinblimes
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9utt's pineu fnb NIT elmer NamiMemsSuders
bede iberspseng frel1e bisiel6en 70 ansenfhnl mic
Gomfeft gum Ginnebmen unb ieltft BEN i6pdddteu
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Die s3eit gum Nnfauf bon Jriiblingsz
un6 5ommertleibern, 9iitet1 u16 un=
teraeug 1T gefomnlen. lgs ipirb ii9
fir Sebermann, Der fol9e Qrtitel ges
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8. 9anbreth & @obn @artens
unb BlnmenzS arten
Soeben erbalten Siren 1erbft. unb Binter.
be6arf bon 2an6retb @arten. nnb 8lumenfa.
men, inter anberm neue grnte Maben-, sraut.
unb Spinatlantet, tribe 8obnen utb @rbien
fiji S~erbfpFanaung, @interrogaen nnb @erfe,
Sorghum, Milet, Duraforn u. IN.
100 @funb or Hafo 8piebflfamen,
500 8ufbeI edten Sobnion @rasiamen,
rs Yfunb 8erttuba @roSlamten,
Raien. unb Stature @raSfanten, Heseue @ras.
famea, alfalfa, rotben unb peiben aleeiamen.
asenten fit bic berabmten
Brin1y Pfluege,
@lanet it. Samensrias, Saub !. gfiae unb
eultibators, Belle 9th Tmtfer. Ghneibemaf@i.
men, Sui. 9. Bre9t Bnrtmaidinen unb 8nt-
@er Htenflien, Sarriion 8ros. & 60. semiI9te
Tarben, Sobnfons Galfimirfarben &C.
Carl S. Mfutbs 8ienenrauder, 9onis.
Grtractcrs unb WeHer,
aqes an ben nieOrisften Yreilen.
j. Huth & Sohn.
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6olSenoes 1T Elm slus5us zines an ben
Deutiaen RefOrm Mefenser in gtau.
bersbursh, Ba., 8ei@rtebenen Briefes:
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-27
Hcredity in Friendship.
m the Washington post.

FROM t!lc Washington post.
Senator Butler OF South Carolina,
and Senator Don Cameron are very
close personal friends, and may be
seen together almost any evening. The
friendship is hereditary. descending
from Buffers uncle and Cameron's
father, who were both United States
senator's. Simon Cameron's election
was contested on one occasion, and it
was likely to be invalidated but for
the efforts and the vote OF Uncle But
ler, who was then q member OF the
committee on privileges and elections.
SIMON Cameron never forgot the SER
vice then done and longed in some
way to repay it.
One day Mr.. Butler (the pres
ent senator) happenened to be
at the capitol on little matter
OF business, when he chanced to run
acr oss old Senator Cameron. "But-
Ter, Butler" the Senator repeated,
"are vol any relative to Senator But
Ter OF South Carolina?" "a nephew,
sir "a nephew OF Senator Butler!
Well, can do anything for you, my
boy?' "The house." said the young
man, ''has just cast an adverse vote
on q bill to remove some political dis
abilities under which l am at present
laboring. You could not do anything
bett7r than make the house reverse
its vote" Mr.. Butler had no idea
that such n thing could be done, but
in less than five minutes the house
had reversed its vote, and by the ex-
ertlon OF Simon Cameron of Pennsyl.
vania the political disabilities OF the
present senator from South Carolina
were removed.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-27
An elaborate table from the bureau

An elaborate table from the bureau
OF agriculture in Washington showing
the average wages for agricultural la,
bor in the several states, with and
without board. Running down the
columns" Gays the St. Louis Globe.
Democrat, the reader will observe
that wages drop to one half in tn.
aouth what they are in the east, north
and west. Take the column OF day
,wages in ordinary seasons without
board for example. The range is from
!Sl to $1.57 for the north, in not a
single Gtate falling below 81. Whik
for che old slave states the range is
from 90 cts. in Texas to 60 cts. in
South Carolina, in not q single state
rising to 81 These figures are submit.
ted for information simply. It is not
the intention to argus that the black
hand s,t the end Of the hoe handle 10
the Carolina cotton-feld is entitled to
the compensation received by the
white man who rides the cuItivatorl
.tshrough thtcorn rows in Illinois. The
comp parison i presented naked oi /!
tonlrn sptor Aryument. 4
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1886-08-27

who came near her. Yet she grew
to womanhood, q calm, self-pos-
sessed, sensiblegirl, in no way affected
by the circumstances of her fathers
position and the glsmour and atten.
tion it threw around her. Every one
expected her to we'd an American from
among the first in the land. Secretly
every one has resented the fact that
she did not. A lady OF strong charac.
ter said 10 me tonight, that ''if she
was not unhappy she deserved to be
for marrying foreigner"
CRUEI. GOSSIP SET AT REST.
1t is this sentiment, bitter as it
seems, that has accepted the imagin-
ary statements which some reckless
gossip has set afloat. Thefact is that
instead OF being poor Mr.. sartoris,
senior, is wealthy. He is thoroughly
devoted to his American daughter.
Her husband is the only son, and as
such must be, some day, the heir to
very large estate. But in the
meantime his income is am.
pie, and a friend who knows the facts
says that he does not believe that
there was ever o serious difference be-
tween Nellie Grant and her husband.
The reports OF such disagreements are
very distressing to the family, already
SO deeply afflicted. These things have
prevented Mrs. Sartoris from return.
ing nome during the present year. 1t
was not convenient for her husband
to come, and lest her coming alone
should open new field for gossip
about her family affairs she has
denied herself the pleasure OF a sum.
mer life ut Long Branch, amid the
scenes OF her early maidenhood. Next
year her whole family will rest here
by the sea, where once she was the
centre OF a large circle OF great friends.