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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
N. G. REPUBLICANS.
WHAT THEY ARE DoIwe NOT SAN
GUINE OF SUCCESS.
The Pitssboro' Reunion-A New Party Or
gaa-Typhoid-fevsr- Quartsrmsster-
General 0lds-Crops, &c.
lapecLal loIerram . .he pIspa.ch.l

RALEIGH. n. c.. August 3.--John II.
Esves, chairman OF the Republican State Ex-
ecutiye Committee. arrived here to-day. lie
siys he IA certain that the Republicans VIII
elect their candidate for President. II ia
evident that he does not believe his party
will carry Norm Carolina. lie says that
some Republicans are going INTO the Third
party movement.
J. G. l.. Harris, OF this city, has been
elected permanent secretary OF the kepnDli-
can state Executive Committee. lie is now
very sick With kidney troubles.
Rev. J. l.. White, formerly OF this city,
but recently OF Charlotte. who has accepted q
call TO the psstorste OF the Baptist church al
Elizabeth City, was here to-day on his way
there.
A CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Senator Ransom returned to day from the
rcunion OF eX-Coniederates at Pittsboro'.
lie says that 10000 people were present and
that 200 old soldiers were In line. The az
fair was In sill respects a grand success. a
letter from x-Presidcnt Jefferson DAVIS was
read.
Oliver Docsery. Republican candidate for
Governor, spoke al Sanford last night. Ills
speech was full Of geneniiiies. IL bad been
announced that he would attack Judge
IT
Thomas =. Deverraux spoke at Jonesboro'
to-day, and Monday will speak at Fayette-
vile.
The police report shows that 1913 arrests
we're made no R0leigh during July. This IL
.hree times as great as the number inJuly
last year.
NEW PARTY ORGAN.
The first number Of the Raleigh Prohibit
tionist, which IS the organ OF the Third
party, made its appearance to-day. ;. NJ.
Parish & Co. are its publishers.
Fine rams fell last night along the south
ern section OF the Slate and within twenty
five miles Of this city. They have done
great good. Crops as n rule are not looking
well. Cotton is fruting well, though the
weed is very small The corn crop VIII be
short.
Governor Scales to-day appointed magis-
trates for Hsrnett and Union counties.
Lieuienant-Go Charles NJ. StedmN
has gone to Canada with his family to re-
main until October.
Quartermastcr-GenerslO lds returned from
WrightsvilIe to-day, having completed his
Official tour Of duty in connection with the
eucampment OF the State Guard.
TYPHOID. FEVER
is reported as raging in Alexandria county.
Reports from most OF the State show that
tie summer is exceptionally healthy, par
ticulary rs compared with last year.
Rufus Fleming's large saw.mil ut Yankee
Hall, Greene county, was burned to-day.
Loss $4,000; no insurance.
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
The stockholders OF the Atlantic and North
Catolina railroad met at MoTehead City yes
terday. All the old directors were reelected
and the same officers are retained. The road
IS more prosperous and In better condition
than ever before.
Eliza u. Pollard, aged twenty wears, was
accidentally drowned near Greenyllie while
bathing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
FIour-Makers Com bine.
fBy Telegraph 70 The Dispatcn.l


ST. LOUIS, August 3.-Circulars hsve been
issued 10y Alexander IL. Smith, secretary OF
the st. LOUIS MiIlers' Association, calling a
meeting oil the millers OF Missouri, Hi
nois. Kansas, Indiana, Tennessee, and OF
all the winter wheat States. for the purpose
OF framing ilOur trust. The meeting is 10
be held in 81. Louis on August 3lsi. An
agreement Is already being signed by all the
prominent millers Of st. Louis. The 81.
Louis Association have o capacity OF 1900
barrels per DAY. The agreement is very
rigid IN ITS stipulatons. 1t is proposed to
call the trust the Central Mlllers' Association,
Tue object being to secure 10 the members
legitimate profit in their products. In
italics will be the following stipulation in
the agreement: " Absolute submission to
the authority Of which the individual mem.
Der is only an integral part. The power OF
the directors IS made absolute. They are 10
fix prices, NAV order a reduction In out
put or the closing down OF a mill, or con.
tract with brokers TO act for members OF
association; credits are not to exceed
thirty days; mills at points tributary TO
It. Louis, Detroit, or Toledo shall not
pay over current prices for the same grades
OF wheat or flour IN this market less two
thirds OF the freight rate thereto. All sales
of less than car lots must be ten cents higher
than TIE current minimum. The trust pro-
poses TO control absolutely the output price
sale of -four in the territory it will govern.
The circular has been kept profound secret
until to-day, and the promoters Of the pro-
ject arc very angry over its gaining pub
Hcifv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
Two Towns at war.
fRY tolegraph % one Dispatch.

fBy Telegraph 70 Inc UIspAtcn.I
ST. LOUIS, NO., August ga special dis
patch says that ten companies OF the Second
regiment of State militia left Hutchison,
Kan, by a special train this morning for
Liberty, Kan. From there they will march
across the prairie to Bugotown, and will not
reach that place until Sunday. Reports to.
day from Stevens county are 10 the effect
that the situation Is serious and an open con-
flict is feared at any moment. Both towns
are getting more arms and ammunition and
are preparing for war. On. Wednesday eve
ming Woodsdaic man named Harter and
Hugotown man named Watson met about
pidway between the two towns and had
due.. Several shots were fred at long and
short range. Harter was seriously wounded.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK BALrrneas, avn Yrca-
xosD STOCK xxczAuasa
Grain pvevfnons. Cotton. ysbsess Tar.
rSntiBs Rosin. Tar and
Pesnus Aarkstk
rr toirgrnph % N, nI.p.tch.,

NEW Yonx. August 3 -To-dsy's stock market
was duh and OF o negative character all tho
vayout, but was rather heavy IN the forenoon.
recovering later Ia tho day Speculation Jus;
now 10 waiting condition. as there has been %
very extensive realizing by the largo interests,
and this Swing encouragemens 90 the besrs
would-bc buyers are for the moment holding on,
aud priccs drag and nuctuEiions are ccnined 70
me smallest fractions IN most OF tho lisi. While
dealing, develop but little feature. some self
ing ~ Foreigners ~ the opening this morning
gave away 10 a wsak tone noticeable Ia The
early dealings. aud tbis induced soine short
selling by traders, WHO ara Onco moro the prlu-
apa makers " quotations. Reports from the
Me-t IN regard 70 the crops were ot an unfavor-
able naiGro tho damage by heat AMI storms %
the growing corn and whoat being the burden
OF most Of them--aud they had a certain In
nucnce upon the course Of prices, although s1cn
adviceS are nov generally looked upon vita sus-
picon on the street. yanierbils sill conupse
% 10 tho chief bull card aud Nichigan Central
to-day made another spsrt tn an upsar1 dnsc-
ton. though It WAS all over IN an hour and
portion OF the improvement WAS sfferv&d losk
EsHy sellers we're covering uD toward the Gloss,
which changed NE tone Of tho insrEet iron weak
70 arm AMI resulted IN some appreciation q
values: but outside OF the stocks mentioned
above ana a few specisltiss, among which Aia~
neapois and ~ Louis were tho nost conspcu-
ous, movements we're utterly ins;Snincant Tho
sales aggregated 10000 eh.rea Tho ffnal
changes arc irregular ana Tor slight fractions
only, except Tor Michigan Central, shich scored
NEW YORK, Ansus; 3--Aoon.- S;ocss dull aad
weaker. Money essay atiai4. ExchRnse-innE.
~; short, 81. Governments dull and steady.
Er>ninJ. -sJcneDgs anie, sni unsettled. Money
easy Is ial y per cent sub-Tressnry balances
Cola. sl5i, 3n3.O0O, currency. fO.Gd,OOC. Gov
ernnsnts dull and -traiy; per csnuA H., :;
~ per cents, 1919. ttats b0nes entirely neglect
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

Bank crying. "Murder.z t3sisfe5er bad
secured an interview with ex-senator james
G.. Fair, who "a president OF the Neyaha
Bank, and threatened Fair with the pubiica'
ton OF n scurrilous article aeainst him u ne
did not at once give Geisielder 5000. The
demand enraged Fair, who feiIed Geisfelder
with blow, Geisfelder drew apis,ol. FAIR,
drawing his own, struck the blackmailer.on
the head. when The clerks Of the bank rushed
IN and ioincd in defending their president.
Celsfeider tnen fed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
Desolntiou from Excessive Rains.

lBY Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, august 3.-The President OF the
French Agricultural Society has ms5e re-
port regarding the losses caused by the recent
rains. He says that hay has been destroyed,
and that peasants have been compelled to
Kill their animals, being unable TO feed them.
lie also says that corn cannot rpen, that po-
tatoes are rotting, and that the vintage this
wear will be inferior. He estimates the loss
TO agriculture at hall n million francs, and
saws II the bad weather continues a month
lonser the crisis will extend TO enormous DE-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

A san Francisco special says: The steam
ship Arabic, which arrived last night from
Hoox Kon< and japan, brings adyices that
The rxolz<coent IL Corea caused By the kid-
n4ppefs kas Kyeatly calnied down.
a band a pirates 80 The province Of
Csiphose, chiu>, which has beId ~ fastness
stpes 1888. ID "a eogafemtat Ia June lost
nipeleen Allied and . considerable humber
Ths cholsra II Anoy seeros fos the time to
- hc1d - c5eck, bnl at Chipk.( bon II is re-
pof1f6 TINT 1000 6estbs hese occurred Ia The
~ mnsrS ssxs> ibst 1 telexran xrou,
Wotomo{oa, japan. dat<d July I6<h. nAye
}>6t ~ rti6eno Of ~. {Wshzfd stsd6eo)y
kf1 ~ 6e(Iv;kr, And tts5 N sboft Tina
lrQ6 1on6@> - INroerufh xefe destroyed.
)foIn1 1eeelye1 - The I0lh tays he
= q eoot1ueed, with great df4afuc-
IA ~ u M About e0Q pofters
~ 81 e xtin8< called B,xA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
Goodweod Races.

[By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON. August 3.-At the Goodwood
meeting to-day the race for the Goodwood
stakes was won by A. Taylors aged bay horse
Stourhead; A. G. Barclays three-year-old
brown Clan Cattan second, and the Duke OF
Beauiort's iour-year-old brown FLY Fealty
third. There were twelve starters.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
They stsne the Police.

fBy glo-American cable 10 the Dispatch.l
PARIS, August 3.--After the meeting at
the Labor Exchange the walters, BARRIERS,
aud others marched away singing the Mar
sellaise. They stoned the police. The situa-
ton becoming critical an officer drew his re.
yolyer and overawed the crowd. Several
restaurant and cafe walters have threatened
to strike.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
Terr,ble FIoetls.

i. by Anglo American cable 70 mo DIspatcal
BERLIN, August 3. --SiiesIa Is being deyss-
tated BY terrible floods. The worst known
in thirty years. Along the rivers Bober and
Zacken toe damage Is especially grent. seve-
raj mills at 9reifcnbere have been destroyed
and crops have been ruined.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
con.pira,ors' Case. Continued.

IBy toIcffaph 70 NC Dtsphtou-I
CHICAGO, August 3.-Rslph sevic. the An.
archist gunmaker aud alleged manufacturer
o. dynamite, and bis feiow-consplraiors
Hronek. Cbapek. and Cbaboun we're before
judge HAYES to-day TO ask for continuance
Of their case, which is on the call OF the
calendar for the present term. A. the stale
has number Of important eases on hand
continuance was sgreed 10 til september.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

tBy Telegraph 70 the DiepaLn.l
KNOXVILLE, TEsS., August 3. - Yesterday
1T 4 yoting-precioet IN the Tenth district
Of Claiborne county Burnside Yoskum SHOT
and killed James saith, Independent Re-
publican candidate for county trustee.
slnitn aud Yoailua's brother were engaged
IN bot discussion over the election. when
Yoasum walked up aud shot smith through
the temple. bili0g him Instantly. Ioakum
escaped. All the parties TO the dispute are
Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
TYPHOID FEVER
Toxans, bloody work.
[By teIegraph % We pIspaleh.I

CHICAGO. August "A speeds TO the
DuaV Neios from Ekhart, Ind. says: Benia-
min scott, a Texan. who came here recently,
and who is wealthy, this afternoon fatally
stabbed Con Crowley, young stockdealer;
George Newell, leading former aud capt.
tsIIst. and James Smith (colored), porter
at the clifton House. scott owns pro-
perty near Clifton in the vicinity
Of the barn occupied by Crowley.
Several controversies bad taken place in
regard to alleged irespasses on SCOTS
property, and scott threatened TO kiIrany
one who again trespassed Oh it,. This eve
ming Scott, Crowley, Smith. and Newell were
talking The matter over IN an alley adjoining
Crawley's barn. when Scott became enfaged
at them and stabbed all three.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
ANOTHER TRAGEDY.

TEMPLE, TEX, August "a tragedy oc-
Cured on the public road near Rogers on
"Wednesday evening. II. Il. Lennon aud
Bank Emmons were travelling from Rogers
toward their home, and were met by j. NJ.
Crow, with whom Lennon had prey-
ousiy had trouble, and shooting commenced
at once. Both Lennon and Emmons were
shot to death aud their bodies left lying
in The road. Crow went TO bis home
and sent word that he was ready TO SUI
render, as he felt that he was justified in
what he had done. The quarrel between
Crow and Lennon had its origin year ago
in slarderous reports which were circulated
connecting the names OF Crow and Mrs.
Lennon together. An ARRAY occurred
about that time between Mrs. Lennon and
Crows wife, in which the latter was badly
beaten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
Iumped from the srookiyn Bridge.

NEW YORK. August "A Young stable
man OF Staten Island evsded the police To-
day, jumped from the BROOKLYN bridge. and
now lies in Long Island College Hospital
probably fatally injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

LoSpox. August 3.--The DAILY Attns SAYS
thai tbs parnellItes have no insenaion At
present 70 ofer further serious opposition to
the commission bill. The oppostiion. It says,
viii not probably commence the inquiry I'll
November.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
GRAIz AND CerroH ExoHANeK
RICHMOND. August = 1888
oyyEsIs0A
slLss ssrosrss TO sscssrlsr.


wHEAr.-T,oA bushelA
CoRs.--2.s95 bushol<
OATs.--aei6 bushels
sALss ksPofrso I'd ss-EsvlsY
WHxAr.-wfite, CT bushels good at ssc.; GO
bushels goed 81 SIC. Longbrrry. 200 bushels
urlne on rriyate terms; 100 bushels very good
Al g2. 50 ousnels very good nj Ole. 100 bush
els very good al e0c.; $50 bushels good et SSc. |;
los bushels common AZ 7sc.: 50 busheis common
AZ rec: 42 bushels very common at coc Nix
ed 200 bushels yery good on private ternls; %
bushels very good ~ SIC. ehortberry. 900 bushels
prime az Soc. 100 bushels very good 81 sc. 2]s
bushels very good ~ &c: Iso bushels very
good sf s6c gs bushels good st go; s9 bush
eis good AZ 81: ~ bushels fair NJ &c. 49f
10 bushels com uoa ss76c.; 81 bnthsis common
on private terms. iosai saiss OF wheat, 6.i&
bushels.
coRs.-whits. ia bushels primo on private
terms: 90 bnrhels very good al Gle. Mixed. 20
bushels very good ct tic. 500 bushels very good
at s6., TDusf sales Of corn. i,07& busbel&
OArs.-Spring t6 bushels very good Hov at &c.
--------------
fLouA
We quote: riuc, e. J0aS275: superons, $2.75a
r2S; extra. s1soxtx75: family, SssSAco; patoas
famtly, country. - 1ss$aa
c0rrOS RxPoac
NiopLsse. exc
Low ntpDLfNa oke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
uAassg asrn,E.iaEsss.


Steamer WyanoAe Beax, New York, merchsn-
disc, &c.
SAILED.
Steamer Wyauoke, Boaz, New York. merchan-
disc. &c.
steamer Ariel, Deyo. Norfolk. United states
mail. merchandise, and passengers, l. .. latam.
agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO nAgxEr.

AVGuAT D. lS<1.
There was no activity in the tobacco market
today Many mombcrs Of the trade arc away.
anu this the very hottest OF days this year is
likely 70 keep them where it Is cooler. salcs
were Of several email lots Of medium 10 good
nlers in bnghts, and Offers have been made on
quito large lots. we learn, by North Carolina
speculatOrs, which arc likely 10 come 70 ssie.
Tho crop reports are worse still and no douos
We shall soon hear Of some more specializing on
the dry, psrching weather Tho internalrove-
nue. returns show no small business dono In
July. and although last year was very good
one for manufacturers generally the years re-
cord, with all its drawbacks Is very well 10 keep
ing with last. We had q small sctlve sun.cured
sale to-day. Tor Burleys aud dafks no sales
we're reported.
EXPORTS or TOBACCO. CIGARS AND cTGARErrEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

,-1 wAsaneroS. D. c., August a---ror
I FAIR Virginia, fair. preceded in Southern
IvrsiaIs ~ local rains. and warmer.
uthvssssriyswiadA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

CLARKsYnLI, TENN, July 3I.-Tho steady
falling on n receipts, which are now very small,
indicate that the crop l. nearly All In from the
country. be sales for the week ending Today
were 6l6 hogsbeads. The broAAs continue low
In grade. buG llstls Bremen tobacco Offering.
fhe market WAS without animation and prices
ruled aOout ~ those current the past week. Our
market fort0nately has not been oppressed with
a weight OF old Tugs aud frosted tobaccos. a. has
boen the case with the markets north
OF uA, where such sorts have gradually
dropped 70 a very low range Of prices,
which now offer Inducements for very
favorable investments. When Congress re-
pcale the tobacco tax and tarows on all present
restrictions upon the trade, large NUMBER Of
small manufacturers will enter the 1eld, aud
the low priced trash and frosted will give cbssp
material from which % manufacture ETsnulatbd
snnoking. tpbaccO for ito large negro population
OF tho Sontn, who consume many miiions OF
mounds: and 40 the reduced price OF 10 70 i5c.
per pound. an active market would be found IN
me cotton and sugar districts, where CSC. and
more per pound has boon common pfco. I'M
der this nov demand the present large stock Of
..buzzardsD would disappear Ike q melting
snow ball, and more called for.
Quotations: Com mon Tugs. 80 JDasf; medium
iugs g. 50as5.50; good Tugs. f0aso.75: common
leaf, IS 2saS7 30; medium Leaf, ssafl0; good leaf
fl05CzSlR; fAe leaf, $l2 S0ati4: eolectisns. ti5a
fll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
PoRr OF Ngwponr NRw, Auorsr 8 ls,a

PORT OF SgwPoRc sRwl AUGUST J. 1853
.Bytoie srs2a.,
AkklYED.
Steamship George hppold. -. Proyt-
dence. aud sailed for West Point. merchandise.
sAiisD.
steamship Black Prince. Medium, Progreso,
coaled.
schooner John Shay. FELTON,. New Yors, coal
Brig stella, Cadkz. slaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.


AUGUST S-Narfet vary duh and prices de-
Ginning for prime gOcss owing 90 tho falling on
In demand. Prime. 3aaSisc. fancy. SIC; COM
mon. ~ sssc.: shoissi, 2a2Hc, spanish. 2sc.;
factory hknd-pcksd. 3saise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04

TN wsAruus IN l1ouxosD rssrs.pAr va.
cieor aud depressing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-04
uaKRlagts.


uARUIAGts.
FOSTER cor Married. August !. 1873. at
ne residence o. the brides father. 81 north
Twelfth street. Lulu n, daughter OF Ihadfeas
Poster. Esq.. to Mr. THOMAS l. GoFfi allof
kichmold
MISREPRESENTATION
DEATHS.
BFRGH.INER- Died, Wedoesday eyoniBg at
81 oclocs, 81 bis residence AIS ives, Main street.
Z. BERGnnhEK, IN thu hit5-third year Of his
age.
Tho funeral will take place from 81 johns
German Evangelical chnnsh SATURDAY MORN
ING ~ 10 oclock. frisads sad acqasiniaacss
are Invited 70 attend.
BIsHOP.--Dlei. 81 Healing Springs, Va. Fri
day morning. August 3 inos, SLLlik 4, tho infant
daughter Os Walter l. and Celie Lumley Bishop;
aged eleven months AMI eighteen days
Savannah eGa-l papers pieaee COPY.
cARDozO Died, a, Lunenburg Courthouse.
Va, August 2 1888. GEORGE CLAIBORNE soa
OF 81. c. and A. I. cardozo; In Tie fourth year
OF bis age.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-03-22
Good words for senator Plumb.


1t is safe to say that there is no citi-
zen of Kansas who enjoys more uni
versal esteem and confidence through
out the State than Senator Plumb. The
press in all sections give him good
words, and there is a notable absence
of opposition, even among the Demo-
cratic papers. The following editorial
extract from the Wichita Eagle will
serve as a sample of the general senti-
ment:
AS to Senator Plumb's reelection. it
may well be spoken of so confidently,
If the physical health and mental Wig
or are spared him, he will be worth to
the State and his party any two dozen
men who may or might desire to beat
MN Tor the purpose of securing the
place themselves. With his expert
ence, his brains and energy, he is sim
ply host among his compeers. As for
work, systematic, effective work, few
men, however experienced, could hope
TO compete with him. A prominent
Democratic Senator said to the writer
a few weeks ago that Plumb.
Of Kansas, did double the
work of any man that he
knew, either in public or private life,
and that such was the generally re-
cogniZed fact about the Capitol and
the departments. He is out of bed by
half past four or five O'Clock in the
morning and from that time till half
past nine, his breakfast hour, he ap-
plies himself to his correspondence
and to laying out the details of the
work for the day and for which the
letters may call. A hurried breakfast
over he IS OFT to his committee work
where he is busy until the meeting of
the senate at u O'Clock. As soon as
the morning hour is over, unless some
debate or some measure in which he is
particularly interested is coming up,
he PUSHES down to the basement
restaurant. swallows a hasty lunch
and is off for the departments. His
dinner hour is six o'clock, but more
than half of the time he misses that
meal, in which case you will
find him in his room, around
on Thirteenth street, buried,
not metaphoricallF, but absolutely
buried in heaps of letters, bills, papers,
documents, statistical pamphlets, etc.
1t IS no use for us to say that the work
he does would break down nine men
out of ten, for the reason that there
could not be found one man in hum
dred who could 90 through with it at
all even if they didn't break down.
No, the politician or the combination
that undertakes to break down p. B.
Plumb will not only be compelled to
down the Republican party OF Kansas,
but to defeat the will, practically, of
the entire people of the State. If
here is vote against the reelection
If Plumb in the next Legislature IL
viii be by some Democratic member,
who loves bis party to that degree that
he good of his State becomes only 3
secondary matter.