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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-06-09
NEW ORLEANS, June 2, 1SS'

An excess of rainfall for the past
seven days is reported from the great
majority of stations reporting. In the
cotton growing portion of the State
the average was 2.O9 inches, being an
excess of about three-fourths of an
inch for the week in the sugar region
the average was 2.33 inches, which is
an excess of nearly an inch compared
to the normal for corresponding week
OF former years. General rains fell
on four ofthe past seven days through
out the State, the amounts. in inches,
being as followA Farmerville, Psi !;
Minden. 2.54 ; Shreveport, 1.21 Mon
roc, 4.0S; Vicksburg, Miss, PIP Lii
berty Hill, 1.S2; Natchitoches, 1,O2 !;
Trinity, 0.90; Alexandria, PA !;
Marksville, O.9S /; Cheneyville, los !;
Clinton, 4.4O: Amite, O.76; Mande-
vile, 3.19: Grand Coteau, AS :;
Breaux Bridge, 3.14 Lafayette, 1856 !;
Sugar Exp. Station at Kepner, 2.97 !;
New Iberia. 100; Abbeville, 1.7O !;
New Orleans, O.45.
The average temperature was slight
ly below the weekly average in the
northern and southeastern sections of
the State, and about an average else
where.
A general deficiency in the percent
age of sunshine is reported from the
northern section, and nearly a normal
amount is reported from the southern
section. t.s -
EXTRACTS FROM OBSERVERS REPORTS.
Farmerville-Crops doing finely and
comparatively clean. t. : .-'-' -'''=sa''' A=''
Monroe-Heavy rains have retarded
farm work to some extent. Crops are
i'll flourislling condition. Corn is
generally being laid by.
Vicksburg- rainfall was great
benefit to all crops and more than
counterbalanced the effect of the low
temperatures.
Liberty Hill-Rather too much rain
crops looking well.
Trinity nights have been slight
setback to crops, otherwise verythine
looks favorable.
Marksyille- Crops have been great
ly benefited by general rains through
out the parish. The corn and cotton
destroyed by hail Of Goth have been re-
planted.
Clinton-More rain than needed
but present prospects good. U.s.
Mandeville-Corn damagedby th,m
derstorm Of Gill; Too much rain. farm
work at standstill. Potatoes all dug
all small. %-
Grand COteau-Too much rain. bu
has not injured crops, but has inter
feredewith farm-work. Five thunder
storms in seven days.
1 Rreaux Bpidge-Everything look
well aad Gourishing.. -
5 New Iberia-.Crops fine, but .gras
growing too fast.
Jeanerette- very eneeur-
aging for good crops. Game a full
average; corn all average oats per
haps little below; rice good cottol
good. @@ ss s.
Abbeville-W Weather has been s,lcl
us to interfere with framework.
X. f. kERkAM.
Signal Corps, Director
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ROAD AND LEvEE INsPECTORs.

DRAINAGE COMMISSIONERS.
District No. IF V. Morvant, J. B. Mire,
]. E. Coulon.
District No. o-Oz6m6 Naquin, j. C. Braud,
John McCnlla.
Distric, No. 3-Sosthene Folse. l.. J. Gail.
louet, Evelien Bourgeois .
District No. Al. A. Clandet, o Toups
T. Savoie.
District Nc. 5-L.A A. Trosclair, S. Nor
want. Drozin Cancieme. 'i 80
District No. CT. Prestenbach. 0. Lepine.
Cant Hotard. @ =
District No. / Chas. S. Mathews, r. Fo-
re-. Hamilton Ayo. "
District No. s-Janes Moran, j. Foret.
b T.Badeaux. ~s.s. e. ~
District No. AE.. Cretini, " Gaedry.
T.. SaVole. -. szaa
District No. lo-Lubin Bergeron. Leniiroy
Daislo, o. Thibodaus. 80 :, :.
MUNICIPAL OFrlcrRs.
Mayor l. D. Moore, councilmen, r f.
Lorio. 7. P. Bergeron, Ed. O"rt's' 1S"aes
Wright. L. \. Roth, James Cheranlt
Treasurer, ......... IF. Samoan.
Town Ma,slsT. -. ..sz -. J. Auselef.
Asst 81 ........... Joseph Jones
Clerk -. Henry l.. BoudreauN X
Post M.star R. Mcbride.
DIRECTORS OF TIE SCHOOL Bo I'D.
S. T. Grisamore. president: Thos. A.
Badeau. superintendent; w. II, Ragan'
J.L. Aucoin, f. G. Cnrtis,4 }. NJ. liowet'
All. Braul. Henry Mviere, Ernest Roger
!DIREcrous OF THlBopAAux BeIpGE co.
L. D. Moore, president; II. W. Ia"or
treasurer: +. &. Curtis, secretary L. L.
.Lerio. Andrew Price.
Posr 0rF,crs IN THE PAhsn. -
Gheeus,-; Guedry --Cet'm l.;
iourehe Crossing, -; i"ckp"rt Gus
tavc Abribat. Jr.; Malagay e. y. Mocha
Orange City,; Pugh, A. Angeles
Raceland, Anadeo I.ejeune; IhibouanN
R.R Mcbride.
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Louisiana History in the Civil War.

The last biennial official report of
Secretary of State Oscar Arroyo is
mine OF valuable and interesting infor-
nation concerning many things in
Louisiana. Among other items is il
report on the troops furnished by Lou
isiana in the late civil war, giving ros-
ters of the officers and summary of
the enrOllments, losses and other mat
tiers connected with tile men who went
from this commonwealth to. fight for
the Confederacy. AS no more COM
plete statement OF. these facts is at
hand, and as the Pieaynne. when it
published some time ago some general
observations on the subject of bosses in
battle, had not received this interest
ing report, FROM which important ma
terial might have been drawn, ocea-
sion is now taken to make some ex-
tracts.
1t appears that the State furnished
Infantry. .36,2 ,24s
Artillery ............... 4,O24
Cavalry ............. .1O,0 ,056
Total. ...... ........-... sc, 1923
The total Of killed and wounded is
not made up. but Of the infantry regi-
ments for which figures are given the
following comparative losses are
shown:
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PARISH OFFICERS.

Police JURORS.
President, II. n. Coulon, Jno. S. See y
z +. Grisamore, Sosthene Folse, NJ. De-
laune, L. Cherami, James Moran. Hamil
ton Ayo, Chas. S. Mathews and L. Krae
mer. Clerk Police Jury, Alfred Engeran.
ROAp AND LEykE Inspectors,
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OLIvEr BAPTIST oHuRoH.
The Dedicstory services nsld In the Ne
Edinoo on Sunday.

The DedicAtory Services neId In the New
Edines on sunday.
The dedication Of Olivet Baptist church,
East Vine street, near Duke, took place
Sunday, and the services were attended by
large congregations, morning, afternoon
and evening.
The morning service was opened with
choral singing, Mira Jos. q. Bigss presiding
ct the organ. The sermon was preached
by Rev. q. II. Thomas, Of the Spruce street
church, Philadelphia, bis text being from
MARI, llth chapter, 22d verse "And Jesus
answering saith unto them, Have faith In
q ID" The sermon was IN able and i'm.
pressive ona
In the afternoon there were Sunday
school exercises by the children, and short
addresses BY Reva Folwell, OF the First
Baptist church Gray, Of the First Mstho-
dist; Titzel, Of the First Reformed /;
Thompson, OF the Presbyterian Memorial,
and Miss Jones, Of the Baptist mission.
The pastor. Rev. Frayne, read history
OF the church from its organization 70 the
present time, from which II appeared that
the congregation began ten years ago with
30 members, has added BY baptism l3, BY
letter 10, and by experience g.
A history Of tho Sunday school was also
read by Rev. Frayne, (who 10 its superin.
tendent) showing IT, rise. struggles and
present condition.
The evening services consisted Of . very
Interesting missionary lecture by Miss M
Jones, followed by sermon BY Rev. q. II.
| Thomas.
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A Very Sudden Death.

Mra David Keyser, who resided at
Smyrna, died very suddenly Sunday
morning. Sho retired to bed feeling well
on Saturday evening and awoke about
O'Clock Sunday morning She and her
husband spoke to each other for short
time and the latter then fell asleep When
he awoke an hour and a-half afterwards he
found bis wife lying dead beside him.
Heart disesAe was the cause OF her death,
bat no inquest was held. Besides hus.
band she leaves five children. She was
about 80 years OF age.
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,hs Csn,enn,a, Knooksd Him out.

Friday evening . man wearing fancy
cap and badge, who had been to the Colum.
bia centennial, created some excitement on
North Queen street At the corner of Chest
nut street he fell on the pavement and
seemed stunned. A crowd gathered around
him and Officer Weaver soon arrived and
took him to the station house In cab He
was found 10 be under the influence OF
liquor and was also suffering slightly from
. fall. He sat In Q chair for = while. but
soon recovered and wss allowed TO 20. He
was resident OF Coatesville.
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Attempted I,urgIary,

Last night an attempt was made to rob
the shoemaker shop Of Frank Slough, 30
West Chestnut street. Three men were
sean by Mrs. Myers, who lives next door,
70 secrete themselves under the steps lead
ing tO Mr. Slough's basement. Mrs. Myers
hsstened away to give an alarm and secure
help whereupon two OF the burglars ran
away. The other remained and broke the
glass IN the basement door aud attempted
70 reach the lock, but did not succeed in
doing 20. MIRA Myers, accompanied by
two men, soon returned when the third
burglar also ran away and escaped. He got
no booty.
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Fell Down stairs,

Frank Marion, boiler.maker, met with an
accident on Saturday evening which might
have been fatal. He was about going
down the stairway leading to the rear of the
Central hotel, between the stores OF S. Clay
Miller and George w. Locher. At the top
he accidentally tripped and fell to the
bottom OF the stairs. He cut his head and
bled very freely from his nose and mouth.
He ives partially unconscious when picked
up and upon examination It was found that
one shoulder was dislocated.
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Arrested In IHsrrisburG.

The two Stone women and Mrs. Albert
Finefrock, who came to this city ON Satur.
day and stole the child of the latter from IT.
father, was arrested Ia rrisburg Satur-
day afternoon by Officers Wittick and Barn.
hold. They entered bail there for . hear
ing before Alderman Deem. Mr.. Finefrock
took out writ Of habeas corpus, and this
afternoon the woman appeared by counsel
before Judge Livingston. The child was
not produced, and the court continued the
matter until wednesday, when the woman
and child will DO In court
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1.-The prison board held their regular meet
ing to-day, and all the members but MIR.
Eaby were present
Underkeeper A. M. Caldwell was allowed
el0 for extra work.
1t was resolved TO employ Clarence M.
Kemp, Of BALTIMORE, to give the gas ma
china an overhAuling. Mr.. Kemp is the
man who made the machine, and 1t was
thought best to haye him do the work.
The board then adjourned to meet on the
nrst Saturday In November instead of the
drst Monday In order to accommodate Mr..
Eaby, who cannot attend on Monday.
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Alderman spurrier to-day entered juds-
nsns against the Edison Electric Ligl {
eosnpany for tive dollars on each OF the
thirty suits brought to recover a
penalty for violstion of the city ordin.
apce. Judgment was also entered against
y. Asetfett A Bro. for s25, Henry Shsub
90, and J. Val. Wise for tl0, for falling 10
aake out license for their vehicles.
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He Left Town.

A. q. Rshter, who for several years past
has been keeping the Eagle hotel at Orange
and North Queen streets, went away
last Wednesday evening, and he Ia not
likely TO return. Several weeks ago he
shipped all OF his furniture and household
goods away. The cause that is given out
for Kahter's sudden disappearance is that
hs hes become very heavily In debt.
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wedding ., w,iIlams.own.

Elmer X. Denlinger, . prominent young
man OF Kinzors, and son OF Abraham
Dsnlinger, wts married st o o'clock Thurs
day 70 Miss Mary G. Charles. daughter OF
Hiram Charles The ceremony was per-
formed ct the brides parents home by Rev.
=. w. Gaylord in the presence Of . large
nzrlbeg Of friends and relatives. The
bridesmaids we're Misses Lizzie Rohr0r,
Wheatlsnd Mills, Sailie Charles, sister OF
the bride. and Sue Eaby, zap. The
groomsmen were Messrs. Samuel y il.
Charles, brother OF the bride Harry 1a6.
shall, Kinxers, and Christian pAR1inger
Lsaman Place MIS- L!sksS Aikinv, OF
williamg.~.s sss3 Is usher. After .
reeess Ttw ~ 6g couple left on an ex-
IA trip.
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The night scnoon 'of the city will open
this evening, and a good attendance is
looked for on the opening night All the
books and supplies necessary are furnished
70 pupils, and those who are obliged to
work during the day, should avail them
selves OF the opportunity presented.
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PhilsdeIphis Produce sa.rhe,.

PaILADsLrHIA. Oct. L. Flour strong sales
go bols MINI. Bakers, % OO<16 % Penn "a
Family, "a GOA rs Western 90. u 1905 2b /;
Winter Patents. ss eo06 Isl spring DO. % COG
Rye. ~ 30Sp3 30
Wheat OCT. q o.; Nov, q Oss.; Dec, 81 O4; (;
JAM, q bk.
Corn-Oct.. boc, Nov. 4sc; Dec, 4sxo Jan,
4Sc
oats.oct. sskc, Nov. SIC; Dec, s4s. /;
jan, 3ikc, s'
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No Bvrsiars I'M ,be uouss.

Jacob Basch, OF No 343 Middle street,
thought there were burglars In his house
on Saturday might, and he called upon
Officer Dare to search the house 4 thor.
ough search failed tc find any traces OF
burglara
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A New school For i.stlies,

This morning q new seminary for ladies
was opened at Christians with "a pupils
The principal IL Miss Ferron. The trustees
are Lewis Coates, Calvin Carter, DR.. H. II.
Plank, J. d. O. Powell, Levi Moore and
Henry Rakestraw.
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Tho President In lancaster--Tha Sick Re-
ceiving Services Fros Of Charge
Tho president OF the great English statf of
physicians ia now located at the CITY hoto ol,
Lancaster, Pa. All who visit the doctor be.
fore the sd of october will receive services for
the hrst. three months free Of charge. Kemem.
bor dates and go early as the office Is crowded
from morning till night. Ofiice Hours. q. IN.
to7.S0 y; m. Sundays, 10 a. m. to bp. IN.
sep2J-3tds
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AsTRIoH's Palace OF Fashion will open on
Wednesday ana Thursday evening TO all who
wish 10 sec their Grand FAN Opening.
n
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lsefors the MAYOR.

Mayor Edgsrlsy disposed OF five cases
this morning. All were mild oiienses ex-
csps james Mslston. He was sent to jail
'os nse days, and the others were dis.
y srssd.
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IER's Big 10 ana 20 cents shows. three days
only. commencing Tuesday, october 2, at NC.
Grams Park. s27.ttd
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CHEW strawDerry Plug Tobacco ana save tho
Tags for handsome present.
q. DUTTkNHOFER. Sole Agent
sA-lmd II West King street.
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Thu regular meeting OF the Seventh Ward
Cleveland and Thurman Club will be hold to-
morrow Tuesday, evening AZ 7 O'Clock. at the
Seventh Ward hotel. Drilling ana other i'm
portant business.
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sli-lnd

CHBw strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save the
Tags for u handsome present.
q. .DUTTENHOFE6, q, Sole Agent,
sli-lmd ~ West King street.
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sl& lnld

CBHw Strawberry Plug Tobacco ana save tho
Tags for q han6som present.
o. .DUTrENHOrER,s Sole Agont
slt lmd ~ West King street,
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CHAs. LKK's Great London Railroad Show
ana Congress OF Trained Animals Admis.
sion, 10 and 20 cents. McGrann's Park three
days. commencing Tuesday, October g. sl7-itd
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THE Eighth Ward Battalion will hold q
drill meeting at Mrs. rritE's saloon on st.
Joseph's street, on Tuesday evening At 7:sO
O'Clock Itd
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|fHE OLD AND YOUNG DIE.
aAuoB oRrM AN, OF WARRINGTON BoR-
OUCH, AGED DsEvENrY.sEvEs.
Anss ssdgsrs. Aged Eight, ana oliver n. Jar
ssss Agsa -Four Years. rsss Awsy-.rhs
ChursA Of Goa Oopgresssion Desire to
nSeAan fhsir Pastor Another Year

CoLuMBrA, Oct L-Alice Rodgers, IN
U1ghtyear- old daughter Of Alfred p.
'1od ssrs living on South Third street. near
9lll, died this morning at 8 o'clock, from
1nonbranous Group after few days illness.
me funeral will be held ON wednesday
ofDrnoon at o'clock. Rev. A. h. Long,
q the Church OF God, will ofiioiate.
Oliver II. Jarrett, son Of H. Jarrett living
On South Fifth street, died on Sunday
morning, eyed four years and one month.
FaneyAl was held this afternoon ct O'CLOCK.
Jacob Ortman, living In washington
borough, died on Sunday morning, agcd
~ years. The death was the result Of old
aga He was . we'll known resident Of
4 Washington. The funeral was held this
afternoon at o'clock from his late home.
Church Meeting.
meeting was held In the Church OF Gcd
Last evening, when II was decided to ask
for Rev. A. II. Long "a their pastor for
another year. w. II, Bethel wss elected
delegate and @. 4. Seiple messenger at the
East Pennsylvania Eldership TO meet at
Nsytown this week.
The following number OF cars were
handled by the p. II. h employees here
during September
Trains. Loaded. Empty Total a.;
westward ...... rs i..as se.a7i i07a
s,g77 esa $3.50, ps,sI7
The movement shows IN increase OF 500
oars over August 1883, and an increase Of
10 l78 cars over SeptemM1 1857.
Peck and Fursman'ss>oa the Trail, or
Daniel Boone" will appear In the opera
house this evening.
On Thursday evening "KindergArden"
Wlll be eiyen
On Friday night slim the Penman /"
will be presented by A. M. Palmer's Madi-
ocn Square theatre company,
Nmsss. Heckel 4 Paine, hardware mer.
Cb&nts, offered q abamboo rod, valued at $l2,
z Tor the largest bass caught during the sea.
son with hook and line between Chick,es
and Washington. Five large fish were
brought to the store competing for the prize,
the fish weighing from pounds, ounces
10 pounds, IA ounces. The latter fish was
caught by VIM. II. Fendrlch, and he wis
given the prize.
This morning engine No. l,l70, OF the
p. r. r., ran into the rear end Of engine
No 1885, in the east yarda The cab ofth
latter train was pushed on the link box o.
the engine, breaking the stripgers OF tht
oab The pilot of engine No. ], ITO was slst
broken.
NessIa q. 8. Strlckler and Il. q, Maur
LETT town yesterday afternoon for q trip 4
New York and Boston.
Dan Martin had hearing before Squire
Eoliy this morning for Aurety OF the peac
preferred by his mother. He was helt
under bail for hearing on Saturday next
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rev Y0rk Stocks.

INV 1Okk, OCT !, ] p. m.-M OneY cloaen
At 2 per cent Exchange quiet postad
rates. % stH0t ssk; actual rates q san
I slx for 90 DAYS ana u ssoA ss1I for demand
Governments closed quiet currency ga.
q 81 bid &c coupon. q 70; aks do q O7E
bid.
aud on buying OF Reading. Lackawana a q
Louisville q Nashville. ana some OF the low
priced stocks prices advanced steadily IL, IN
the opening until noon. There was some sell.
ing at intervals TO realize. but the stock offer
ing was quickly absorbed ana no reactions OF
moment occurred. At the present writing
values arek 70 ~ per cent higher than they
closed saturday night.
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NONESTOGA MUTUAL
~ Association Stated monthly meeting to-
morrow lTuesday) evening. Last day Tor pay.
ment Of dues for the death Of M,i,itm Gil.
gore gore EDWIN 3. ss saopIsarr npEM
a DJOURNED PUBLIC SALE
"A owing TO the excitsmsnt OF the political
parade on saturday night the sale OF the
aSnse No s sS1tn 3nsen
$. AT 1850. AT the Fountain Inn Hotel, For dc
scT,ption OF property see sale e,ils; sale posi-
JOEL l.. HAIsEs, Auct. ol2td
DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
L and Kitchen Furniture. consisting of
Cane seat and windsor Chairs. walnut Din
ing Tables. Sink Bench. No, Cookstoye, Bu:
reaus, Nag ana Ingram Carpets. 30 ieet of
No. $50 West James street. ON WEDNESDAY
AFrEt NOON AZ O'clock. -
NRPHANs' COURT SALE OF VAL.
~ UABLS REAL EsTATs.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER %. 1855,
By virtue of an alias order of sale granted by
the rphans' Court OF Lancaster county 10
the administrator OF Jacob Marlin, late vi Dru-
more township. INC nnaeGsa. r,,S nna %ii seil at a,
A Farm OF qo3 ACRES ana 81 PERCHEs. In
Liberty square 10 Drumore Cenlre. two miles
southwest OF the Buck, on which are erected
TAGk DwELLlNS HOUSE. with out.
kitchep, smoke house and other outbuila.
ings. and cistern foc rain water at Aitchen
Bank Barn, 30 by co feet, with tobacco shed
and stripping room attached corn CRIB ana
wagon shed. large hcg pen. OLD and young
orchards, running wafer Ut The house ana
barn forced by ram from spring. running
water through the farm.
Persons wishing 10 view the premises will
call on the parties residing thereon.
sale VIII be held At 1 O'clock y. M. on the
promises. when conditions Will be made known
by .. o Ahflk,
Administrators of Jacob Martin, dec, ased. L an.
caster Postofl Nice.
Ii. r. ROWE. Auctionecr. oetlSStw
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wheat-oct .sl.Oi,<; Nov ,eLos7<i Dec q c5>S;
Nay. ss51c.
oais.;.ct. aSKc.; Nov. 2ihc; Dec. 21sc ;
=, ,rorkToet: n5 s2a1; Nov, ga Is year,
Lara-oct. Hi o5i Nov. % 60 year, y As.
Short kibs-Oct, D OK; Jan. IA
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Tcid III, Trrth bv Accident.

oace In a while she Tribune drops into
eomuoa acase In dealing with the wages
question For example. In answering a
quc- ;iII PIT b. "LqlOrcrs." II says
Til. note Of Inquiry illustrates com
mon rlistikc 'i.gbnrcr.s' make the
blundcr 50 often made by Democratic
st@t --.cn; they suppose that less cost
implies Dwcr wages Wages In the iron
manufacture arc higher from IA TO II per
cont than they were ia 1850. and yet iron
and all is PRODUCTS aro cheaper. So
WAGES ON every railroad are higher than
thoy we're twenty years ago, while the
cost OF transportation IL less than half al
great
1t there Is any cue thing that Demo
cratic statc3rlen Ia the present congress
have been trying to hamincr into the
heads Of Republican statesmen. IL Is the
idea that less cost does not imply lower
wages. The whole Republican argument
ON the tariff has run ON the opposite
idea that less cost can only be achieved by
lowering wages, and hence that reduc-
tioD Of TO tariI ncaIs reduction Of
waScs. We are glai II have The Tri-
buncs authority tor the contrary opinion,
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