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Congrc<,msn Glass ON the Taria.

From the Ncwbern ICnntrSean.
We take the liberty OF publishing the
following private letter addressed to ono
OF our citizens
Dear sir-Nour favor Of the 2ist instant II re
CciyCd. | am not surprised nj being nal sfcprcsent
ed 10y some of the public press Oi the state, cspc
ally In the Ninth Congressional district. 4 public
man Il tn be judged ~ his ultcranccs and votes,
and not by what Others say 81 him. la regard IA
an iutimniiou that there wa, growing sentiment
on the protection theory. l think there Is much
less than heretofore IN our state. Aud since the
beginning Of the discussion ON the Mills bill. the
protection sentiment las been growing weaker
throughout the state aud the Union. And the
doctrine ~ tnril ior revenue Is mUrc firmly cs
tahlishcd In the minds aud hearts Of the people
than Il has been for twenty ycarA lour truly,
4. 4. GLASS.
Washington Iuly " 1854
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speech on the tariff" which, he writes,
Fought 10 immortalize YOU" Sunset Cox
has long been one Of the most radical OF
tariff reformcrs, coming, as the World
says, "about as near free trader as
any man in Congress. The Republicans
will get little comfort from Humans
talk, for which they have been clamoring
as seasoning to their dish Of crow"
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Mn BLAINE will sil from Liverpool on
Wednesday next tho LIST Of August, on
the new lnman steamer "The City Of New
York." by which hc expects TO reach New
York ON the eth, where the Republicans
have made prcpsrdtions to give him a
royal welcome asa lhlvc for his many and
sore disappoinirnents. lie proposes, after
a season Of rest, TO enter the canvass with
his coat OIL
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Tng Chattanooga Times In answer 10 q
correspondent prints the returns Of the
Gubcnatofial and Presidential elections
In this state since 1876, which show that
the vote Of the two parties is getting closer
aud closer, tho Democratic majoritcs
growing smaller. In 1870 1ildcn had 1873,
1865. Hayes SD,5GG, Tildcn's majority, a..
600 In 1850 Hancock had 1913, lDi, Gar.
field lO7,0 77. IIancock's majority, 2O,5li
la 1884 Cleveland had 1871 go and Blaine
l9I.ODO Clovcland's majority, O.lSO. In
1880 Hawkins. Republican, was elected by
n plurality Of $500, owing to division Of
tho Democrats on tho debt question. In
1892 Bate, Democrat, beat Hawking, RE-
publican, W plurality Of %, l6g In 1884
bato beat Reid 6,o25. Bates vote being
about 1000 less than Clcyelands. Ia 1886
Rob Taylor beat All Taylor 1900. In
that year Bob Taylor's vote wis 5000 lcss
than Batc's In 1854, aud Az Taylor's vote
Was nearly 10000 less than Reds in 1884.
These figures leave bu, a small margin Tor
the Alliance, the Whcclmcn aud the FRO
hibilionis,s, aud proves plainly they must
cncruach upon aud defeat the Democratic
party To be Mt all successful.
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TIr Republicans arc In very shaky
condition over the proposed tarin bill
which the Senate caucus Of that party has
agreed upon. Such a bill A. Allison de-
seribcs Is directly contrary TO the dcclara.
ton on that head Of tho Chicago platform,
and cannot fail to create an irrcconcilablO
icud between the ircc traders and pro,cc.
uonis's Of that party senator Mitchell,
Of Oregon, Republican Of influence, de.
elsres that this will bc the result. IIc said
recently 10 the Washington correspondent
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PEOPLE or NOTE.

PuYttis DRouoHroy has brought suit for
$4,000 against Ni-uunt Danyan.
ANNA KArnERiSr GurrN. the author Of
The Icaycnworth Case, Is Ms. Rohlf,, Of
Buffalo.
ALlES q. rnunN,N j. the name of the
Democratic candidate Tor Secretary of state
In Kansas
Mrs- TOES, joys 1T ArgonIa, Kan. says
she can husk aud ELL sisty.fou bushcl, Of
corn day.
JupUE Tuun uS<sa speak IN Ohio. Indl.
ana and Illinois .any then 80 east to make
several addressed
Mus NoLASp 10 Mississippi has sold
more than ti,0osl worth of pccans from a
single tree In the totlsc Of the last twenty
years. HI
Mn BoNn, whc.r, sncd the libnranshlp
" the British m,ufori, married daughter
II Mr. llrnham, althpr ~ The lngoldsby
Legends" u
". X. NANprnF9, has bought 1000 acre,
near Ashcvillc, Me- and will erect hand.
some residence, 10 ~ ready for occupancy
next summer.
Mls, susn kiSo, II Oswcgo, testified on
her hrcach 81 promise suit against Edgar
smith that she 'hhd often sai on his lap tot
ten hours Ut a stretch.
suanpIrrruKa. the chief Of the Comanchc
Indians. Is dying In Philadelphia hospital
rhtt, ~ his wives arr with him, aud two
others are on his ranJh Ia the Car wet
Am, picsIssoS will take the stump In
the pending campaign. and will make srv.
crtl spccchcs cot the Republican candidate,
In New York, New Jersey aud Indiana Foot
Anna.
sxssron EpsvSps wcats yellow flannel
shirt, with linen collar aud black erayaL
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contributing Its full share OF support. For
this excellence no small amount of praise
is due the conscientious and capable
drcctress, Miss LcBrun. For handling
the instrumental part OF comic opera
performance and drilling the stage people,
her achievements are wonderful. During
the past week she has instructed them to
a state Of perfection in "Fatinitza," an
opera previously entirely unfamiliar to
tbnp,
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FlYETTE COUNTY.

The Democrats Of Fayette County have
the opportunity of securing great yicto-
ry next Thursday, and they should take
advantage Of II. Every Democrat in the
county should do his best toward incroas-
ing the party majority. The Republicans
have put up ticket that deserves defeat
II over ticket did. Their candidate for
Sheriff IL man who, some years ago,
was on Democratic ticket for Register,
and his renegade performance this year
should stimulate the zeal Of the Faycttc
County Democrats TO beat him. The
other nominees on tho ticket arc irrcspon-
sibc men, none Of whom can give bond in
the county, but II by any freak Of political
fortune they should DO elected, would have
TO secure bondsmcn elsewhere. A man
who does not enjoy the confidence OF his
fcllow-citizcns OF u county sufficiently TO
justify them in helping him to make the
bond required by the law should not be
elected to any office requiring such bond,
aud he proves his unworthincss by con-
scnting to bo n candidate. The party that
nomina,cs such men Couicsscs thereby its
own lack Of rcspcctabilty and It's defeat is
most essential to the welfare Of the county.
The property owners Of Fayctte County,
like those Of Shelby, cannot afford 10 put
irrcsponsiblcs aud incapablcs in office,
or 10 admit 10 power the party
which is composed OF elements
that have always worked disaster in the
South wherever and whenever II has So.
curcla ioothold. The Faycltc County Dem
ocrals should therefore, proceed to effect
such an overwhelming majority ~ to thor.
oughly rcbukc and discourage the Rcpub.
lican enemy. No Democrat should be
idle on the day Of the election, or during
the intervening period. The thing for the
Democrats Of Fayctto County to do is to
decline 10 bc satisfied with majority be.
cause II is n majority, but TO seek 10 make
the majority impressive. II will make
matters easy next November.
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A Paper Mil Destroyed.

srRISarIELD, Mass, July ga special
states that the large paper mill Of John
Devarnes, at East Lee, was on fire at 10
o'clock this evening and is supposed to
have been burned TO the ground. The
fire department OF Lee was called and re-
sponded. Communication by telegraph
and telephone was cut of and no further
particulars are obtainable. The mill EN-.
ployed $50 hands, was u large wooden
structure, well stocked at present and thor.
oughly equipped. The loss will be about
SlUO 600 II the destruction Is complete.
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CINCINNATI. q. July ~ -NoDn River feet
inches and falling Weather warn aud iaif
vICKSBrEg. Mis-. July gp.-Riycf FILLING
fast Weather cnorf shower this evening, Do
parted AfiAnsas city, - Louis, nm Arrived
tity VI Cairo. ~ Louis l0am,
IOrIsvtI.t.E Ky July .p.--Noon- River iall.
ing with feet ; inchrs In the canal aud fcCt o
lnchc, on tie iala 40 business Weather partly
cloudy. local rains and warm.
CAIRO, ~, July g.-Noan. Arrived ctr
of Manrnc, NatchCf. m! New souih rsducah,
tam Mm' iionucr. Ohln. tam. idlUvlld, Ivans'
willie Z pin nurkcye state. Cincinnati, y M
Departed City of Monroe - lspuis, u pms
New sonth. NJ i.nuis eam. WIN. Bonner. Nov
Orleans cam. idluwild. Evansville, pm. Buck
eye Staic. Memphis. pm. River a. feet ; Inches
and falling Weather clear and hot
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Local uc,.oroioslsa, rrr., n.por,.

IL Is announced that &. G. Shaync. %
New York, who represents sio.0)O,OoO,
will vote against Cleveland All right,
says The S1n Frmci'co Ihl Cdiiisuir
the men who don't represent sio,OO1,OOJ
are in the majority, AMI they will kill Mir
Shaync's vote.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-30

TINS Republicans have found another
Burchardin the person Of Bishop John II.
Vincent, Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. who recently explained, ~ did
not 20 10 Ellcnyllc TO talk politics, there.
fore the uncertainty about my position
among those who heard inc. am not a
third party man. Being a true Prohibi.
ZIONIST and ami. Romanis, ! ava a Rqub.
L.. ~
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TnE jury in Mandcvillc's case, the Irish
Nationalist who died from the treatment
he received in an Irish Jail, has returned a
verdict to this effect, and thus practically
indicts Mr.. Balfour, the Chief Secretary
for Ireland, who instructed his subordi-
mates as to how best to get away with the
Nationalist leaders committed to thcirca
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Tho PIank IL There.

FrDm The Rochester UNION
Once in n while we come across a lead
ing Republican journal that is honest and
frank enough to admit that tho Republican
platform means free whisky. The Wheel
ing hicNignocr, the chief organ OF the
Republican party in West Virginia, says
"Thc free whisky plank isin the platform,
and cannot be lied out Of IT, No Repub,
lican newspaper anywhere should deny
it," The hiiiiycnccr il ashamed OF such
Republican contemporaries ~ the Rochcs
ter Democrat and Rochester Hcuid.
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Mn. THURMAN was always true and
truthful. lie never gave ont an uncertain
or vaycring opinion. On all the policies
and principles Of the Democratic party
during his long public career, lac has been
S strong, Ienchant and clcaras Is possible
10 mortal man. lie afforded an example
OF this In his recent letter TO Sunset Cor,
In which he stated his position rs a free
trade Democrat. with emphasis. while
hsnting Sunset for his magnificent
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-30
% Nay Cause Trouble.

OTTAWA, Ont, July "a The Hon. Mt
Howell, minister Of customs, says tina, he
Is investigating the alleged net Of tho col
lcc,or Of customs at Port Huron, Mich,
In refusing to allow a gang OF Canadian
laborcn TO cross from Sarnia 10 the Amer.
ican sidc
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-30

County elections will be- held through.
out this State next Thursday. the "a Of
August, and a general election In Alabama
on the Monday following, the 9th. State
elections will be- held In Arkansas, on the
3dof September Vermont, iih september.
Maine, 10Th September Georgia, October.
These are 'hc only States holding elections
before the National election In November.
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A Curious championship.

NEWARK, n. j.. July 29.-H. W. Green.
wood, Of St. Louis, who was to have
climbed Eagle Rock Hill for the champion
ship Of the United States against John A.
Wells, OF Philadelphia, but was prevented
by an accident to Wells, tonight received
telegram ftom his hacker in st. Louis to
ride over the course, claiming the cham
pionship and return home. The ride viii
take place tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock
Wells is too badly broken up by his fall "a
ride.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-30

BERLIN, July 80, Tho German Emperor
is expected to arrive at Fricdric,ruhe on
Tuesday night lie will proceed TO Berlin
on Wednesday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-30

Tvs passagc Of the Mills hill by the
House has forced the Republicans 10 try
their hand At n tariff reform bill In the
teeth Of tho declarations tn the contrary IN
the Chicago platform This Is decided
Endorsement Of thccorr,incs Of the BON.
ocraiic policy ON the most vital OF political
questions
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william aud IN. ,,o,e.

vfKSSA, July 29-Dr. Won Schlozcr, the
Prussian envoy TO the vatican, has arrived
here 10 confer with Mgr. Galimberti,
the papal nuncio, with reference to En-.
pcror Williams visit to Rome. The Em.
press and son arc doing well. The Pope
sent a telegram congratulating Emperor
William upon the birth Of his fifth son.
The Emperor, In reply, thanked the Pope
for the new proof OF his friendly regard.
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Bioody Fluu On ohio.

CINCINNATI, o., July 2o.-Durng the
last three or four weeks reports come here
from different parts Of Southern Ohio Of
the prevalence IN a virulcnt form OF dis
case Of the bowels resembling bloody nux.
II has been heard from in Clinton county.
in Brown county, and, lastly, In Adams
county. The symptoms are drowsnes
preceding the fatal attack several days. II
prevails on farms almost exclusively.
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MANY Amendments.

LONDON, July 29.-Alrcady nincty.two
amendments have been proposed to the
Parncll commission bill. Mr. Parnell will
move the first amendment TO inquire into
tho Timo lcttcn. Mr.. Sexton will move
TO follow the inquiry as TO persons named
In the nchnlnln OF the bill.
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Aax,ie. nm a STRIKE

PARIS, July 2g.-Eight thousand nav
yics are now on astrike, and Others are OK.
pcctcd to join the movement Twcnty.thcc
Of 100 persons arrested have been held for
trial on the charge OF having been con.
ccncd in rioting nj Lavillete. Three OF
them we're foreigners, and II found guilty
will be expelled from the country after
undergoing punishment for their oaense.
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Turns can be no loubi. says The ~.
Pai Piouacy Pros Republican,, chat the
sS OF 10 cents. OF In all abou, 81, gallon
on whisky has an enormous effect In check
ing both the production aud consumption
Of whisky" viii the Prohibitionlsis
make n note 1t this confession.
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promn, ue..ure, T.hcn.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July s9.-B. d. Nc.
Cormack, just from Tampa, was taken with
suspicious fever here. lie was promptly
removed 10 the quarantine hospital, and
the premises where he stopped Is isolated
and disiniccted. No danger Is appro.
hendel. Tho city is in splendid sanitary
condilion
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TnE issue In Alabama, as In every other
Southern state. Is one Of good government.
II Is ono of the asccndRney Of the ignorant
negro oribc intelligent white man. when.
up 10 1874, the State was under the con.
troll OF a negro government every interest
languishcd, and the white people wcrc 10
dishcarIcncd that II, In tina, year, Gov.
Houston had been defeated, tho lido Of
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AN EXTRAORDINARY oFrEn

These propositions are made for the benefit Of
thosc who secure yearly subscribers, but In order
that the sub-rribcr may derive bcnchl from tho
them rii's amounting In value To mon than Sou
These gifts will Guido in the respect OF Value aud
desiahiliy snything ever oncrci by Southern
Newspaper Escy yearly subscriber will 10 sur
10 get SIR send tot sample copies oi wrKSLr
ArrFIL and iull lisi u gifts This proposition
will b. opcn 90 November 10 ISNA
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-30

llrRr arc two fuc examples Of womanly
Independence. Miss Colquitl, the daugh-
ter Of Senator Colquitt, Of Georgia, and
Miss Brcckinridr, the daughter Of Repre-.
sentative W. G. +. Brcckinridgc, Of Ken.
lucky, have applied TO the Board OF school
Trustees Of Louisville, ~ The Copi,s.
Journal announces, Tor positions ~ teachers
in the public schools Tho applications
will doubtless be granted and the young
ladies will bc assigned 10 positions In the
high school. Their object is to prepare
themselves thoroughly for public school
work In their respective States
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FOR PRESIDENT,
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

To, tho State At IArsc-Albcrt 9. Marks, OF Frank
lin, Josiah Patterson, Of shelby.
rirs, pis,rict-H. T. Hughes, Of Claiborne
second pistrict-I. A. Graft, OF Knox
Third District
Fourth District-w NJ Hammock, OF 1rons1aie
FIfb District-w C. Houston, Of Cannon
sixth District-Ell r. Morris OF Davidson
Seventh District-Flonrnoy Rivers, OF "ilA
Eighth pi,trict-R =. Cole, Of Henry,
Ninth District
Ten,h pistrict-IIarry NJ nm, Of shelby.
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Tile rircIrIe I,uI,l, c,,,,

Pans, July %. The municipal council
has voted 100000 francs TO erect an
electric light station in the lIallcs Cen.
tralos 10 supply the whole city. I, is doubt.
full whether the government will grant
such monopoly.
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MeIllaIc. Accents.

wAsnISoroS, July 2s.-CongeSman
Mckinley today accepted an invitation to
visit the Georgia Chau,auqua during tho
month Of August and mako speech. Tho
invitation was rendered HIM yesterday 10y
Senator Brown. The time Of Mr. Mckin'
ley's visit Is lei 10 his entertainers
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The Chinese Votes.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
We desire the average workingman TO
read this
III did vote with the great body OF the
Republicans in the Senate against the
Chinese Restriction bill. "-BdydmiH liar.
rison's Litter, february ~, 1888,
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Mn SAN H,wEiss, before he lifts up
that bugaboo Of british gold to buy the
Democrats in Congress 10 pass the Mills
bill, should read what The London Ner.
says In criticism oi IL. II finds. a. The Nc,r
lori H,rrif' special tells us, that the
Mills hill. ~ far from being free trade
measure, secures, In fact, greater pro,cc.
ton TO American manufacturers than the
present tariG. Tho bill, says The Ncir,.
''conlcmplatcs lowering the cost Of produc.
ton by making raw materials, m wool,
duty ip'c, while leaving nil the duties on
manufactures almost intact" And II goes
ON To cite, ~ q case in point, that while
wool is made duty ircc the wooden manu-.
iaciuru arr given by the Mills hill &c.
tually greater protection than thcy have
under the present Republican tariff
What have you To say 10 that, Mr.. IIaw
kins?
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PusIii., saith Hart.

LONDON, July 2o.-Jhmes smith, tho
pugilist, while driving in Kilbounc, Lon.
don. tonight collidcd with trap and was
thrown 10 the ground. lie was picked up
inscnsiblc. and was found TO be injured
about the ribs and face.
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Drunh and Di.ordrrIr.

James Chandler. a well known clothing
clerk, Was arrested last night 10y Sergeant
lIcdrick charged with being drunk and
dsorlcrly. Chandler deposited ut s9j
forfeit for his appearance before the police
court this morning.
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i,IIi,

QuENTEi.-M t'.id.nsa, orfncf ~ iin,lcn and
~ Martin streets SUNDAY, tuli -, 10, CHAntts
QuENtfi- agri year. : month. aud days. infant
Hon oi licnfl and kaiis Quentcl
Funeral from the family residence this tMoS'
DAY. afternoon Al o clock Friend. VI the family
Invited 10 sltea1
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A acrtu.a Gete.

MUNicu, July ga ictc Is being held
here 10 celebrate the i0Oih anniversary Of
the birth Of Ludwig tho Fint The city Is
gaily bcdecked in honor Of the occasion.
A reception TO delegates and spccchmak-
ing opened the ictc.
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TIE WEATHER
Indications

RI W,suNaIoy July - SPIN
loS Tor Mississippi iauI,aus aud Texas
r. inrul mius. followed Monday nilht by
fair stationary temperature cNorpt slightly cooler
IN northern Louisiana variable winds
Dor Tennessee aud Kentucky Iuir preceded In
1cnncsscc by iornl fains stationary Temperature.
followed Monday night by slightly voolsf. variable
winds
fuf Ahsnuy Local mlnA followed Monday
night by itir STATIONARY Temperature cNccptsiight
~ cooler variable WIud.
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TnR investigation 10y the Congressional
Committee now in New York into the
condition Of the poor immigrants who
have been dumped 10y the steamship com.
panics into that city, reveals state Of
things quito ~ bad for odors, for bcas,ial
hcrling OF mon. women aud children to-
gcthcr in indiscriminato intercourse, ~
anything the Slums Of any Of the Europe.
an capitals can show. Young aud old Of
both EcXcs, married aud unmarried, are
huddlcd together in tcncmonts located in
allcysncycr touched by sunlight, and that
fairly rcck with namclcss s,cnchcs. They
are huddlcd together la rooms the win
doNs Of which are never opened,
and they are thus compelled 10
breathe over and over again the
bad air loaded with every Imaginable
poison. They are thus tho nucleus Of a
disease center whence thcn is likely 10
raiiaic any or many Of tho destructive
prcycniablc diseases that dcrimatc the
quarters Of the poor, nowhere mor ex.
cc-ivcly than In New York. Tho picture
made 10y the reporters Of The Ncw lori
Herald arr shocking To read, but they arc
the legitimate result Of the greed Of steam.
ship corporations to mako large dividends
At any cost Of health or life to commune
ties. or to the immediate victims Of their
| r.t,aritv
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NEw foRK, July pa recent visit Of
Gen. scho6eld to Washington having
given rise to rumors that lao WIS TO be
placed Ia command Of the army during
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nurinI ef Gen. Patrick.

DAYTON, o.. July 2o.-Thc remains Of
Zen. Patrick, late governor Of the Soldiers
home, were buried in the National CEN.
otery at that institution this evening In tho
presence Of an immense concourse Of poo
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The wheel Ia Arknn.ns.

From the Arkansas ncmocrai.
The Agricultural Wheel has done much
TO improve our system and methods Of
farming in Arkansas. II will do much
more II II does not drift into amere politi.
cal machine.
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s,rilcr. righ,Ins ,he po,Ie,.

PARIS, July 2o.-five hundred strikers
attacked the police a, IAyilie,c on Si,ur.
day night. Ten rioters wcrc wounded
with swords Many OF the rioters were
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Chcap Cont. ". ,henp Grog.

From the indianapolis Sentinel.
"Chcap coats make cheap mon" These
are Gen. llarfisons words Quito cpigram.
matte. aren't they7 but what sort OF men
does cheap whisky maker
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The King a, ,.,....

ST. PErEmuunG, July %. The King Of
Grcccc arrived here today. Ills Majesty
will stay NJ the Pavloysk castle.