, 1888-09-20
The at'eeklp Araus.
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Massrs. Calhoun, Bradshaw ami Hastings.
delegates 10 tn RrgU pllcan convention III
EllensbuTE, returned this mornin-
There are railroad rumors and then again
there are railroad rumOr-, but what We want j.
action and il begins 10 looS as this is coming
Waterman K Kltz opened their store this
morning after being cl lSeI for some DAYS 10
take account OF sock. They are Offering some
bis bargains.
Mr. Frank Bowers returned yesterday from
a. extended tour through the East While
there q visited his blyhooi home after an alb
sence OF over twenty-six years.
Y. Y. Tyner, representing the Pioneer Press
ST. Paul MINI, IL in The city. The Press IL one.
of the leading papers of the NorthweS- aad We
believe Ar Tyner viii do the Sound country
justice through its columns.
There were eleven iron furnaces in fun blast
in O.Io when CIeyeland'S FREQ trade message
was Sent 10 Congress. Nine Of them a-s now
ai',i tue otHsT tWp are expected l" hqt ont
The nres shortly There i no need o point ths
mora! 10 this..B'ooklyn Times.
Tho Republicans passed the pension lqw- and
the Democrats are trying 10 .tea! the credit for
providing pensions Tor the soldiers, just as they
are trying TO make out that they are tbs best
friends OF the colored race. If the Democratic
party had as much brains as il has cheek there
would bS no limit TO lis intellectual achieve
menis Detroit Tribune
Tho State workingInen's Assembly OF New
YORK decided TO pledge ali candidates for the
Assembly TO support b Is 10 amend the COM spir-
scy law, to provide = State Pr Uting Bureau: &:
providing for weekly pawn ants OF wages fix
Ing maximum wages Of 3! for State laborers.
and providing that the state shall do its own
work hereafter through ia officers, who shall
be directly responsible for tEe class OF labor en-
ployed.
In a recent speech in S4atoEa, y. Y. Col
onsi luEersOll said that he had made mp his
mind that the CannibalS lived on their fellow
mon mora merCifu!ly than lhs sonliess corpora
tionists Of the brc-ent dIy. lilo Il nounred trade
hin ATOMS DuI arsIlRI Ih-N
produced by the tariff He insisted ihAt
lhG r"peal Of the internal revenue law was
proper measure for the Republican party to ad-
yocate.
Mrs. p. 9. Hovlana accompanied by Mrs
Kimbell of Maple, Cal, are visiting this city for
the purposes of organizing Il lodge OF the United
Endowment Associates. This is mutual fra
l0InZl endowment order that paws Ons-eighth
of the enUowment csrtiacate held by its male
and female asmbcrS during members lifetime.
Ars. Rowland orgauized lodge Of fifty mem-
bars in S-sEtle and will call upon the people of
Port Townsend, euliSs their interest in like
organization here. DR.. Seavey will bs the
examining physician.
The thinast OF all the lies about Gen. Harri.
son is that he said dollar day
enough for a workiugman; and yet the Demo
cratic p2rtisaus put il to the front. and print 1t
in big type, and perjure themselves about it.
on partisan. Gov.rnor Morton knew now TO
handle them, ana they lied themselves sick
Sbslt him in vain, The lies they tell about HIr
Elson are ViciOns but lack st king q ualiti--.-
Cincinnati Commercial GGz.tte,
The Smiths OF Nav Jersey. have again held
reunion, There only 1900 register ell Smiths
in that stats that claim common pedigree and
Sc Of these met I'm PeapaclI on the last We'd
Resisy In August, TO do honor To the Il mory
OF Zachar q Smith, whD laid the foundation of
the smith family deep and strong in New jar
sey about one hundred years ago. The pedigree
book Of these Smiths woud he a curiosity
ySrs IL not probably the mot stupid and cen
fusng volume on earth, to any one besides
XeS Jersey Smith.
H0ppicking Ia in full progress throughout the
hslds OF the Northwest, and some wheat is yet
exposed in various parts of the valley. 1t takes
frequent reflection on these facts, a vast amount
Of the dustbegrimed cities and Villages from
wishing and praying for rain. \ consideration
for the farming interests would require them to
restrain their impatience and prayers yet lit
lie longer, even IL rain could be had for asking
and an Elijah weIe among them burning with
tmpgtience to make eloquent petition for an
Immediate down-pour.
Senator Vest 10 q man who speaks right ont In
nesting. Writing to Democratic campaign
elab at st. Louis he says: ''Mr. Cleveland. by
his message, for which l sincerely honor him,
has challenged the protected industries of the
souEtry to a SIGHT Of determination. The fight
Is TO the DEATH What moro explicit
and emphatic declaration coald be made that the
Presidents reelection and the triumph OF his
policy would mean the ruin al d destruction OF
American Industries. What better Democratic
Suhority eaa one wish than the Missouri Sena-
those words. Mr.. Cleveland has challenged
him, ths American wAge-sarner, to Il hght of ex-
tarmitAtion. 1.-The fight is 40 the death. New
York TribEaa