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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
4 PRESIDENTIAL Gun.
Labor Candidate Strsator Addresses -
Gathering OF Friends.

hHhhol ShNhlAAlt NlIshlbE -hHHlfsHtN -
Gathering Of Friends.
New WlNpSoR, May - This village
is the home of Hon 4. j Streator. thr
nominee Of the Cincinnati Urion labor
Convention, for the Office OF President of
the United States. Tonight has witnessed
one of the most novel ard interesting
events seen in this country. \ political
gathering, in which :here was no politics
Men of every political party spoke IN
response t. tOa-ts, all giving utterance
20 the most cordial congratulations
and the the hcartiest good will
Mr S:reator, in his address. said Il
thnnl; you friends, for this distinguished
and cordial ovation. This demonstration
marks an epoch in your history one that
| hope may long be remembered, not so
much Tor myself ~ in its awakening among
u. ot a iraternal and kindly spirit | did
not drsrt the nomination, hut when II
came To me free n the air aud the sun
light, and from every section Of the com
try, | thought II WAS the voice of the in
du$trial people - in this grand
demonstration, what is it hut the
voice Of the people, in this farming com
munlty met 10 celebrate the event that
one OF their number has been houor"d 10y
q nomination for President. In tie pssl
the Presidential candidates have been
chosen from two classes Of oug people the
lawyer and The soldier ou horseback.
while the great industrial classes, compll-
ng lhrtr.trurih- O; all the pruplc, hayc
hat no candidates IL il any wonder
then, that th1r interests have bsrn neg
l"v'cd
'Frllow citizens. this community ha-
known me 10 more than thirty YEAR
luU know NE better than ! know myself
and can ask nothing at your hands, hty-
lnG already received more ayors than am
deserving Of | deem II unwlsr at this
time 10 discuss political s~urs, and a. you
have done 80, too. will thrown done
political questions, t0 the end that We may
have n good time, friendly greeting, and
IA mlnglc cur voices, our hearts and our
hauds again" 4 number uf toasts were
then responded 10 and the meeting al
IOurAui
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LEGISLATIVE PROGRAMME.
fr"hahl" rr"r""iug- Ia Congress the
Coming week.

frnhnhl" rr"r""iing- Ia Congress the
Coming week.
Wh~WN0ToN, ID. C., May ~ By unau.
Imon- agreement the Senate measures of
the Calendar are entitled in their order
standing, 10 consideration during the ne
legislative day and il IL the general iul.
preston that to morrow will be devoted To
them. Among these are about sixty pr
Natr pension bills. It il rNpect,d that the
Chinese treaty will be taken up IN srcrr'
session Tuesday, and the further proceed
lngS oi the week will depend largely upon
the disposition manifested to dlbatr tina,
measure should the Srutl, conclude H..
consideration oi the treaty speedily or de.
ridc iolnirrmlt ~ lab0r4 in secret session
the bill Ia establish Department a, l.,
Dor, AMI the bills 10 admit III. f,f.r.ur...
ut Washington, Montana and Nmih pt
ko'a, are IN position 10 claim attention
1t - the intention o' the Approprir.,.4
Committee to call rg th" Indian lprropr,
alton bI.l Thursday Accordlnu Iu iE.
prerent arrangement the Tarin hIIl w.rr l.
IIld aside 10y the Hons, tins week and .r.
preparation bills will be- take
following order The Lem
District ui Columbia and In,
bills. Tomorrow morning "
-umed In the ratification of
gramme and the in,roductlo
bills, and in the afternoon, il
order preualls, motions to
rules and paSs by a two thirds
in order
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

CHICAGO, May - The thirteenth
annual convention of the Nord Amer
kanisher Turnerhuni began here 10 day,
delegates to the number Of 81 being
present. DR.. II. VI Starkloli, ui 81. Louis,
the president, called the assembly to order
and made his opening address, referring
mainly to the number Of important and
delicate questions which would he brought
before the body for consideration. He
denied thi. the rrrnerbuni hal anything
in common with the doctrines OF Auarch-
isrp
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New \. VI. T.. bishop.

ISnlNNNTull,, May 2U;-Iu the African
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
yesterday the time WAS occupied in bal,
louuG for Bishops. The voting was tedi-
dious. and almost the entire day WAS de-
voted 10 the work.
The conference had previously decided
that four Bishops should be Cho-an. and
the halIotlny resulted in the choice OF the
choice OF the following gentlemen W.
Gaines, OF Georgia r. W. Arnett, ct Ohio,
T.. T. Tanner of Pennsylvania, and \ A.
Grant. of Texas
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DRINKING CIT Is.
The Method OF EVading tho 81.
day Closing Law.

The Method Of Evading tho 1T.
day Closing Law.
81. LuII-, May - Tod.
first real test OF the sunday
and 81. Louis was dry to all
purposes, There were about I
for violations, and the saloOns
At once except IN '"w cases
propri,tor- iu-i-.-'"d on driyinl
The result OF tins W. the
arcoud and u -ame ca
third charge one nam va.
enough to subject himself 10 (
when he CAV, up 'Gr fight.
tbU l. very light. compared vii
at the license. The Brewers
keepers Association notified
dealers that il would be vi
ply with the Iaw SINCE
C0Ur' had decided il
all It's fore" tO 81. Louis. \
drinking clubs here formed yo
COnc0rdla Garden was mad
quarters Of several, aud the -to
was purchased for these yesterd
persons who had failed to becD
yesterday were sworn in tod
furnished liquor by the propr
rOrdia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

DETROIT, May 2D.--Two big Maltese
cats, which had long been his pets, saved
the lie OF Bachelor Vim. German at Wy
andot,ethis morning. lie was awakened
by their frantic clswing at the bed cloth
ing. and awoke to tind the room in hames,
with egreza by the stairs cut OIL tie had
barely time TO Jump through a window he
tore the roof tell in. lie saved none OF his
in which he had over 900 in
money.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

Aud all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
e.,u be cured by the use OF S.urT'5 EVIL,
-suy. as il contains the healing virtues OF
Cod Liver Oh and Hypophosphltes in their
fullest form. Is a beautiful creamy Emul:
sion. palatahle as milk. easily digested,
aud can he taken by the most delicate
Please read Il consider SCOTS Emulsion
the remedy par-eNcsllence in Tubercul a
aud SrumouS Affections, 10 say nothing OF
ordinary colds and throat troubles. W
K. :. CoNNEIL, NJ D., Manchester, o.
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DErRDIr MICH, May 2p--A Tub"p
special from st. Charles, Mich, says !
tragedy growing out Of religious drilcr,
rucn between Edward WIllman aud hs
vie occurred lew miles from This place
'h.- afternoon. 4 desire by Mrs Whitman
10 unite with the Advent Church met with
Opposition from WIIman aud ~hr finally
I.it HIM and returned 10 her father
house This afternoon WllImln drove mp
to the house, finding h- wife alone he
pulled revolver and shot her through
The breast and an instant latter shot Inn
self through the heart Mr- WIIman
will die.
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RnOmnlng Seattle.

SEATTLE, WASH T., May
E-helman, Llewellyn & Co
distribute a carload every moI
pamphlets, circulars, etc, d.
Seattle and Western Washius."n
The distribution il 30 managrt
reach all parts Of the United
consequence the firm receives II
700 letters Of inquiry dsiIy
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Chamberlain Endic"tt.

LONDON, May 20 -la"t wc,!. an ru.
nouurvwrnt Of the ChamiorlaiH-iula
engagement appeared in half a den .r.
mIngham aud other provincial Hgr-.
headed ~ official In well-informci ,r.,.
the engagement Is looked upon a~ au ,.
compilshci fact The repeated d,nui~a..
accounted Tor here by statement n,rnui
mr Ia which both the Secretary ami ~
LndlCOtt opposed the match.
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CHICAGO. May 2o.-A dispatch from
Ashland, Wis, says At an early hour
Sunday morning Billy 80 Andrews, pro-
prietor OF the Diamond Restaurant, on
Second street, east, shot and instantly
killed his wife in their apartments, An
drew- then turned the revolver upon him
self, but the shot was not fatal, and he
finished mp the doabe tragedy with a
10.
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GErrN-Er Re-, PA, May 2p.--A monu-
meut has been erected by Major Bgelow
and several other gentlemen on the spot
where Gen. Hancock fell wounded during
Pirkett'- charge. II Is of granite and
hears the inscription. 'Msior-Geueral
Winfield Scott Hancock, wounded July 3,
l-6}." ON the rear face il bears Erected
by comrades and frIcuiS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

MAE4rTrE Mich, May ~ The opiu.
ION generally obtains that railroad deal
of large proportions IL imminent between
the D7Iuth, South Shore and Atlantic and
the Canadian Pacific Railways. IN winch
several foreign capitalists Will be inter
t.tcd The latter, with thr officials OF
both roads, have been making careful
examination OF al the holdings Of the lat
ter road.
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1hImk- for the l,rrCrInI.

LONDON, May 2l.-The Po,'' core
pondent AT Rome says that the Irish h,-l
op in their collective letter to the Pope
thank His Holiness for the rescripl aud ror
the distinction between the national au.l
the religious question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

CiNToS, O., May 2o.-R. Forney, a
lGborrr, while loading -pi'es on Clevs-
land and Canton train a' Beach City yes
terday evening. was crushed t. death by
log rolling upon him. He was - years
old, and leaves a wife and four children in
poor circumstance at Baltic. ..
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lie Died for Love.

louisville, Ky, May 20.-ChsrIes
Gu'ir, n we'!-.o-lo young blacksmith, shot
himself dead, at his iather- home here, at
9 o'clock this morning He had been at q
ball during the night and returned home
about 80 a m. An unfortunate love al
fair j. salI to he the cause.
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MAErrN-wrEG, W. Va, May %
Memorial services in honor Of the late ".
c. Shives, Grand Chancellor, K. Of 2, Of
this State. were held in the Academy OF
Music this evening, Rev. Dr. GerhaIdt, Of
this city, delivered the Grafton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21
Championship scuIlIng Match.

VICTORIA, b. C., Nay O.-ln a single
zcull race between ". Paine and II. \.
Ball for the championship OF British Col
umbia and $500, Paine won, making three
miles in ~ minutes and so seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

Plrg-UrErH, Pa, May ~ A stake
against reduction in wages, oriered at
the %.tioual Tube Works, McKee-port.
Pa, Is probable. The workmen are Re-.
gTred to give gu answer to the COMPANY
10y Tuesday, and large number seen to-
night sad they would not accept the re-
dncuoE The strike will affect nearly
4 600 men
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IaE, May 2o.-The drill at the Pres-
Iue Isle well, which il being drilled as a
test well, ID down >, 300 ieyt The drill
has entered the shales and gets change
every hOnr OF two This morning more
gls was strdck aud all fires have been put
ont ahOut the derrick
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Arrivals From Europe.

New YORK, May 2U.-Among the pas
sengers on the LaBretagne which arrived
today were L. :. Minister TO France, Nc.
Lain, and Col. l.. J. Bell, American Min
ister to the Netherlands.
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NO. 315
WORSE THAN ia
NIA THOUSAND lhISHNEN $.
.ENN The PAPA as,
4 Fa'a. Blow A.a-i 81 I.e.aa z
A5s'.ls l!H1Is R1.5--O,AG;
taa-5sr.s.n-E-lNU Enc
2N1E,5i-Tas l1Sgra

DuWIS, May 20.-SiN Il
sons assembled in Phoenix T.
take action on the resolution.
the Irish Catholic members or
with reference to the recent T.
There were no priests pre-
Mayor Sexton presided and
Wm. O'Brien and other parnelllt,, made
speeches. The manifesto of the II IN mt m
berS WAS endorsed by acclamatuu. The
crowd dispersed in an orderly manner
Mr.. Dillon denied that the rrcr'I, WA
only moral doctrine. He said that the
Vatican would treat no other cOGutry m
Europe in the same way. The Irl-h would
neither submit nor bow to Rpmtl
They would show the world tha, iary
were able Ia discern between tnr - .;u4i
and political domains. Mr.. o Er.,u said
the present ordeal was worse than twenty
years OF Eal.ourlan coercion. Tho IRISH had
'u.rnleS fought without tLkirg blows. s.m
nants from which they least deserved 4
Outrageous, respectful, lirm protest was
Necessary
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huEIlN, May % The Attorney urU
eral has drcid,d TO conduct the pro,,.u
ton OF the pcrsons implicated in tho
Equitable Insurance Company Iraud- Al
Belfast
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LONDON, May 20 Mrs Shaw. O.,
woman whistler q. Detroit, is IN g,rn, b.
mand Tor AT home, and muslca,-
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". Again. ! learn from my subject
that events which seem to he most insig-
niticant may be momeutOus Can yOu
imagine anything more unlmpOrtant than
the coming of poor woman from Moab to
Judah, Can you imagine anything more
trivial than the fact that this Ruth Just
happened to aliEht-as they say Iu-'
happened to alght on tina! field Of Eluz,
Yet all ayes all generations, have an in
terest in the fact that she was Ia become
an ancestor OF the Lord Jesus Christ, and
all nations and kingdoms must look at
that one little incident with thrill of un-
sprakahc and eternal satisfaction. 80 it
is in vOur history and in mine. events that
you thought OF no importance at all have
been of very great moment That casual
conversation, that accidental meeting You
did not think Of It again for long while;
hut how it changed all the phase OF your
lif-,
Ii seemed to be Of no importance that
Juhal invented rude Instruments Of music
calling them harp aud organ. but thew
were the introduction OF all the wCrId'
minstrelsy; and a. you hear the vibration
of stringed instrument, even after the
fingers have been taken away from it, 80
all music now of lutte and drum aud Cnrnet
sonly the long strains Of Jubal's
harp and Jubal's organ. II seemed to he
a matter OF very little importance that
Tubal Cain learned the Uses Of copper aud
iron; but that rude toundry Of ancient
days has its echo in the rattle OF BlUming
ham machinery, and the roar and bang OF
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G"od i'Incrfnr Newspaper M.n.

E"rI"S, May The Boston IIrnIa.
IN Inr'h"rancr ot II. profit sharing arru,
mrni "i something over year ago divided
Sluuun among - employees YESTERDAY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

son was the Fe,t.e,s preacher Wiley was
rh" s-cat missionary, and most appropri-
arr,y, therefore. has his burial place in
China, while l,au,~ Was the great discipG-
NATHAN Tie Board
Eyus.muge co.uciieut each ofthese had
a prom uert part in the closing services OF
the Conference tour years ago. Bishop
S.upson made the closing address, Bishop
Whey offered the concluding PRAYER, aud
Hs1op Harris rruI tar final hymn. Thus
She part they took. viewed in retrospect
seems TO have been prrmouitory Of the
Ltry which awaited them Whether these
circumstances will make the remaining
bishops ,,mli as 20 the part which muy be
assigned Them ia the rIo,,r- O.. tine present
Conference rmalus to br seen
u. l- certain, howeyr-. that neither this
nor anything else had the effect OF lessen
.u. ,ha uum1sr ut candidates Cor the Ep.s
.1pH, u.I.r. uog Is 10 anticipated ior a mo-
mvgt tatt any circumstances. past or to
cone. viii leat any Cd. the present or pros
p..tlys NIsbor- fn rf.f,n
Tn grrle-rs,t.a-g aa.lf-S ro rrss th-7 IN
matters culinary. The proof nt the puttinp
ug-t be .u the eating Hence 10 .g..,,.. cor.
-rr,-v @. ,hr quality of the new bishops We
must wall rur.. vi, know who tb,y Trs
............. ......-......
which hal been gathering Tor many day-,
'soNe upon the body Nuua1y last. Dr.
..UnteT, %, l.iaa's, wanted one bishop
r.-N.eI al TIME lu~, he SAID, would
HseaN up con. ..aAlt"ns. livery lnduiate,
.u i-E- case Dee sH.d. would have Do do
business on MS OWE capital, audr i2T Hl-
part I. amy candidate proposed io set Up %
peanut ~.ta', ag c.iH want hun elected.
lie ""7 r.~PATed. a- -.H to III do"n on
h.. com" d'l''s. H'1 K" .j.du ctsr' peg
N.'l.er ta. bishops came .r"m Ne" forS,
boston. ~ Louis or teoT'a, 20 that the
nest 'lA- G.i DO. p.. "1rN.eyr agreeing
.t. ..r -. .,. -. f,''Ny,'
urt f..,t fhr g,rr ar,h. q, d.. ,,.....I h.. rr.
fer-. Here VA. another Dr,,os.j scotch
rg1n tlr. wheel nt .,ruy.,,irr Ir,b,r.,, t,r
WIN a vote 3, taken by or.,.-4 If r,,r o,Iy
r...g...s . r..rrr.,.. oi alto .,r.,. brt a
rr..lrrfv Of harr i., rr.o.-t.-i al t,.r..,,t..
..-.ttar ,.tv Err4,t..s
Dr. Orr. u. New. rrrs y.r,i. g,,t,r,rnr
of rn.. COMMITTEE. ON Tyf-.ar.,y ..f8 rh,.
.r-..F H..... -..lr..F .r..y r.,.,F ,.,r .L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

LADIES who valHe a refined complexion
must use PozzonI's POwder-it produces
oft and beautiful skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-21

1t took all our past national distreases TO
lit mp cur nation on that high career where
IT will march along after the foreign aristo-
cracies that have Knocked and the tyrau-
nies that have ieered, shall be swept down
under the
oWNIpOTENr WRATH or GUD,
who hates despotlsm, aud who by the
strength OF His own red right arm, will
make all rlon tree. And 81 it Is iudividu-
ally, and IN the family, and in the Church,
and in the world, that through darkness
and storm and tOuhle men, women,
churches nations, are developed.
III. Again, see in my text the beauty
OF unialt,riug friendship. suppose there
were pienty OF friends tor Naomi while she
was III prosperity; but OF all her acy yualnt-
auces, how many were willing to trudge
on with her toward Judah, when she had
to make that lonely Journey? Oue-the
heroine Of my text. One absolutely ore.
/ suppose when NaOml's husband was liv
ing, and they had plenty of money, and
all things went well, they had a great
many callers; hut suppose that alter her
husband died, and her property went. and
she got old and poor, she was not troubled
verv much with callers. All the birds
that sung in the bower while the sun shone
have gone to their nests, now the night has
fallen.
Oh these beautiful sun-ilowers that
spread out their color in the morning hour
hut are always asleep when the sun is 60
ing down Job had plenty Of friends when
Z d. L.. - in l-,t l..
his property went and the trials came, then
there were none so much that pestered as
Eliphal the Temanite, and Blldad the
Shuhite. and Zlphar the Naamathite
Life often seems to be a mere game,
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where the successful player pulls down all
the Other men into his own lap. Let sus-
PIC ous anse about a mans character, and
ne becomes Ike bank IN a panic, and all
the lmputNtiOns rush on him and break
down III day that character which in due
time w..la have had strength to defend
itself. There are regulations that have
been hall u century in building, which go
down under some
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
On account OF those innocent snake

on account OF those innocent snake
stories.
S. Z. King. of Kansas. who took the
second prize fOr his essay on protection
before the American Protective league,
lives at Augusta.
The people who were n little while
back sailing so nicely passed Garden
CITY in a house-boat are landed high and
dry at Hutchinson on account Of the low
stage OF water.
Money is being raised in Kansas for a
bronze statue in honor of T. J. Potter.
lately deceased vice president OF the
Union Pacific railroad. lie was IA
vorite with all classes.
Judge Bailey estimates that 80, 900. 900
cottonwood trees were planted ia twenty
counties in the southwest this year-sn
astonishing figure it would seem, but
Judge Bailey maintains that it Is not too
high.
Il is reported that Winfield stock
trader recently purchased ] 1000 head Of
cattle. shipped them 10 Chicago and
made $13. 900 clear money on the deal.
An exodus for Chicago Of that town
could now be expected If it were not for
a lack Of funds.
The Scouten elevator At Watcrville was
totally destroyed by fire last week. The
fire was well under way when discover
eti, and II Is thought was the work 81 an
incendiary. The building cost sl2. 900,
which is total loss, as the insurance
companies had refused 20 insure Il, an
attempt having been made once before
70 burn II.
Junction City is considerably agitated
over some disclosures made recently in
relation to the city attorney. An official
examination was held which shows that
the city attorney gave away large guam
titles Of beer and whisky which had been
seized IN various joints, 70 his friends and
acquaintance Some Of j. was taken 70
houses where a general
jambores was ind1lged IN the assistant
city marshall taking part. The city
attorney has been ordered to resign.
A young man named Chitxood. living
near Poppleton pDstofHce, was killed By
lightning last week. He was in bed in
the second story Of the house. and i'm
media,ely after sharp clap Of thunder.
the family heard hun meaning. and upon
going 70 his BEDSIDE saw that be had
been struck by lightning and only had
few minutes 20 hive The lightning
struck the roof o. tbs house. glanced
down the st1vs pipe. thence 70 PAIR q
lying Cd the stand al the Zoo. 81
The bed, then 70 Chitwcod. shiver!ag the
bones Of both hls legs n a horrible
manner.
sess Sentinel: u. j. Conneli, the rail
road agent IL tias place. represents the
amount Of beeblAecss we'd ., Ness CIV 70
lie two barre6 Ter day. including sun
iay. which would be 5oy barrels per
FEAR. There are seyensy-two bottles Ia
: ts.rrel, whlca l11zes Iise total AMOUNT
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
THE CASE FOR woRKINGMEN.

Bob Ingersoll put the free raw ma
terial' case in a nutshell: ''Mr. Mills
takes the ground that if raw material
comes here free of duty, then we can
manufacture that raw material and
compete With other countries in the mar
kets of the world. Now, other coun-
tries can certainly get the raw material
as cheaply as we can; and if wages are
less in other countries than IN ours, the
raw material being the same, the product
must cost more with US than with them
Consequently we cannot compete with
foreign countries simply by getting the
raw material at the same price; we must
be able to manufacture it as cheaply as
they. and we can 90 that only by cutting
down the wages of the American work
inpmen"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-27
THE WAY THEY BUILD 4 CITY.

From the Kansas City Gazette.
Why not nominate Marsh Murdock for
governor: He mas the best material de-
vciopment of any man named. lie is a
typical representative OF the vigorous life
and growth of Kansas. Among the
stalwart workers for the upbuilding Of the
state he stands III the front rank. He is
splendidly equipped for the position. He
deserves the nomination from his party.
He has fought more straight out battles
for his party than any other man ia Kan
sas. The Democratic Beacon, OF Wichita,
seems 20 be running the Colonies boom.
That is the way they build a city down
there
An individual is seldom politically
preferred because of the straight battles
he has fought" The honors are for
those, generally speaking. who have The
inclination and capacity to manipulate
conventions through the subserviency or
cupidity of the so-called politicians who
compose them. An appreciation OF that
fact more than any fear that he couldn't
administer the affairs OF the office with
average success, deferred him from be-
coming a candidate for a position IN
which he might have been useful in adj
vancing the material interests OF the
state.