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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
ANorHER oHARGE AGA1ysr DANIEL 1A1Rp

Daniel Laird, formerly employed in the Navy Yard,
who was arrested last week upon a charge Of con-
spring defraUd the Government In the matter Of
supplying tea and who released upon 50 800 bail,
was again arrested yesterday. The charge against
him that September z, 1887. he consDred to de-
fraud the Government out of forty bags Of coffee
worth 1000, which were taken away from the Navy
Yard. His bail fixed at 80, 500. 1t is thought
that the repeated arrests with the design Of So
curing statements against other implicated In
The frauds. Thomas Shea waived examination yes
teIday the charge Of appropriang barrel OF bacon
belonging 10 the Government stores In the Navy Yard,
and his ball was increased TO 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

rnxnoy July "a D. m - Consols. 90 9.lo for money
and the Atlantic Great Western rrst mort
gage trustees Certificates S7ai crie s' 90 sscsna
yysso ReadIns sos. NswYork Central l0ss Mexican
Central first mortgage bonds, osS1 a.. -. An A.
OF the open mArkot LUZ onort ~
la4i'. DER cent.
l. cect O., .--
the account ana EXCHANGE On ohoon ~ =
francs 81 centnes for cheeks . - ..
Tn bullion Ia the Bank OF Ehgianu mas aecressoo
s453OOO during the past week ,,.,,.
xhcb 1asi week was So 20 IL cent
PIRIs Juy 26-The weekly abatement VI the bank %
France show. an increase Of l475.000 francs In gold
ami g $50 900 francs IN silver.
PERIIS Juy 2B-The statement OF the Imperial Bank -
Germany shows Al increase of goo marka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Surrogate Ransom yesterday reserved his decision on
an application made behalf of widow Of Joseph Gall
Tor the removal OF the special guardian Of her
child. on the ground that tho objections which pre-
sented TO the probate Of her husbands will are not In
accordance with the petition which presented for his
sppointmnt Calls adopted claimed that she was
not his widow. Brooklyn court decided she was
and this sustained by the General Term su-
preme Court The has the Court Appeas
and pending the final decision all proceedings Sur
rogstes Court stayed.
Among others whom Surrogate Ransom yesterday
ordered appear before him accounting
Mrs Laura Hackett, the widow and Recorder
John K Hackett The Recorder died about nine years
ago. leaving all his property his widow made
sole executrix Her counsel John Reynolds presented
an affidavit by her saying that she the only
that had any claim the estate, did not think 1t
necessary to 1c any on this point she
corrected and she will file her later.
Alexander Cameron. who appointed a yea,
ago to examine the accounts OF William II. wickham
receiver Of the Security Life Insurance Annuity
pany, has fled his report Wickhsm has declared
dividends, Of per cent in July, 1851 and OF
per cent in November. 1883. lie made accounting
in December 1881 at which time he had in his possession
e77,139 So Between March, 1883, and January, 1885,
he paid s35 493 43 and January 1885, he
paid out s36073 20. The referee finds that he is
eOun,abe for IS, 9oe So including Hamilton Coles fec
for legal services amounting TO IS $50.
Mary T. Keep, who claims to be the widow Of Charles
D. Keep Wall Street operator and proprietor OF The
Wall Street Daily News" seeks have the probate of
his Will revoked ana former mutual VIII by which she
says he left everything 10 her admitted instead This
is opposed the allegation that she is not his widow.
The argued yesterday before Surrogate Ransom
who reserved his decision.
The fees and disbursements Of J. Alfred Davenport
referee Proceeding behalf OF the Gesshett
heirs having been paid be has filed his in which
he nnds that Colonel John T. Fellows is indebted the
in the Of O., 125.
Presiding Justice Van Brunt yesterday granted
order permanently restraining George Fellows from
publishing circulating book revealing the OF
Professor Aphonse Losettes for strengthening
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
OIL MARKETS.

on CITY, Penn. July 26NatlOnsi Transit Certificates
onened az s2A highest s2,; lowest 81 ~ closed. sl
sales 100000 barrels cearances 2t3200o barrels char
terra GAS Dbs shipments S. Is barrels rama 4ob4o
PrrrsBURe Penn. July % Petroleum closed hesvyt
National Transit certificates opened az e2s closed ~ STAT
highest. S3s lowest, s2s.
BRADYonn Penn. Jnly 26-Nstonai Transit Certificates
opened at s2s closed az ~ =; highest e2a lowest STA
Clcaranc,s o42O00 barrels
TTrsvurE Penn. July &c National Transit Certificates
opened s2la highest 500 lowest 81 = ciosed 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
TIE COURTS.
ASKING PAYMENT FoR MORTGAGE 20

ASKING PAYMENT FOR MORTGAGE BONDS
Alexander ]. Mayer, having made an agreement with
Woerishorer Co., bankers for the purchase OF first
mortgage bonds Of the North Construction Company
to the OF 800 000 and having paid $40 600 down
atcrward informed that had been declared
forfeited by the company and that could not
be carried out He sued the company the firm
specific performance Of the agreement and obtained udg
nent in his favor demurrer FIVE years ago The udg
nent was entered and yesterday ex-Judge William
IT, Arnoux. on behalf Of the plaintiff applied to Justice
frusx In the Superior Court Special Term for permission
70 serve supplemental complaint demanding the return
Of the $4,000 with interest This opposed By Ed
ward Winsow Page behalf Of the company and by
Simon Stcrnc, reprtstnting the Grn The decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
SOME Ep1THETs WORSE THAN OTHERS.

Ramon Verea proprietor of FL Proereso" dam
ages from Jose G. Garcia, proprietor OF Las Move
dades FOR an alleged libel. The publication complained
Of under the heading Scoundel Lunatic?" speaks OF
the plaintiff drunkard epthet most offensive TO
spaniard The answer besides making general denial
alleges that the plaintiff spoken dsrcspectuy OF the
Roman Catholic religion and OF Virgin Mary ana that
this II stmching vilo that calling q drunkard
nothing In comparison with IT, A motion m,ds before
Presiding Justice Van Erun: In the Supreme Court
Chambers yesterday strike part of the answor
as scandalous and redundant The Judge that tn.
motion must DC presented before the trial Judge when the
case is reached the calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
INSTANCES ON BECEyr FIRES

The insurance the stock closks and suits Of NJ.
Cohn No. 20 Divsion-st. burned Wednesday. Is rs
follows:
Enterprise Cincinnati, ei,vVo; German rem. 81. DIV
Globe N Y. s2, 600; Home N. Y, O., 500; National,
n J., $1,000; New.Yofk Bowery, 60 500; Oshkosh
Mutual, Wis, s15oo; Orient Conn, $3.50; Peoples.
Conn. 81, 600; total, s14 ESQ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON sTUChs.
Boston, July 20, 1888.
A GOOD SHOWING IN RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Thursday, july Zb-p III
The returns Of railroad earnings for the third
week in July as far as are reported make better
average comparison than did the returns for the
first and second weeks OF twenty-nine companies
which have reported for the third week, twenty
one have returned gains and eight losses on the
week Of 1881 The average gain of the whole
number is TIA per cent. The following table
gives separately the aggregates of companies
showing gains and losses:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
COURT CALENDARs-To-DAY.

suPREMR Co-Rr-CHAMBRRs-Before Van Brunt. P. j.
Nos 8 o. 49, d. 14s 1856 1885, 49, 1896 1877 2l6 III ga
sZ6, 226
SUPREME CoURr-sPEcIAL TERA-PAgr I.-Adjourned
1ntil Monday. July 80.
sUEEoGATEs CoURT-Before Ransom. s-Probste OF the
wills Charles Drechse Peter Bryan 10 a. SAMUEL
b. Denson l0J0s harriet B. Dale. Sarah g. smith,
Henry 6. ThOe IL a ID.
DAY Caenlzr
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM-Befofe Van Hoosen, j.
IN 10 Cayc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
TIRE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEWS FROM THE FIE

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday developed more activity
at the Consolidated Board than at the Stock Exchange
with total sales both amounting to 142sooo barrels
The opened fairly active at So 1s at the Consodat
ed Board and 1o HIGHER Exchange but prices
subsequently declined owing 70 the entire absence Oh
speculative trading. The Grckerts WELL Brown No. i.
at rakerstown expected TO come In during the
day and Butchers and Gold wells were reported TO b
Welding so and 70 barrels day respectively. Tho
McGrew Wild well, two and half miles southeast q
Calhoun we'll was reported dry The market cieseo
steady 40 nearly the lowest figures Of the day
The range OF prices and the total dealings were -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
THE MA RKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths the market was largely
n,minsl IL Lee for fair Rio spot invoices
Sales 1000 bags No. at IL lgc ancse :
the latter trade made few days ago In mild eoase
the steady and the sales made included go
bags savan IA lac and 800 bags Maacaibo on private
terms. There is no decided change 70 note Ia .ne
speculation and values showed very few fluctuations INC
market closing practically last evenings quota
tons. Sales 80, $50 bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
the American standard Of classlfea.
STAINED.

Good Ordlnary.---..-.1s low MIddIIng' .sss-..55
Strict Good Ordinary 9-1e Mdding -.-.-.-.-IO o-lo
Option trading rather active and the tone Of
Old crop months very hrm, the closing prices
representing advance OF 9G10 points while the new
crop months closed 2d4 points above yesterdays nna
quotations. Sales, 95, 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27

CO1TON-The spot market was duh, but quotstI1h'
firmly maintained at previous quotations sales,
39l bales ali for consumption. The port receipts to-day
aggregated 2G3 bales comparing with 1870 bales this
day last week and bales corresponding day
last year. Since September 1 (the beginning OF the
crop year. the receipts have aggregated 649lO67 bales
sea <on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27

for term of fifty years, having expired to-day,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. give notice that for the present
such bonds may be extended at the Mercantile
Trust Company on payment OF Ia per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27

Produce ENc1algH
81 i5sl5sc.
WILL an sas saosas 3 sss
DO DO 10 Extras = 55sss co. r No White. Family
a'Sis RSss Prees' loss.
Clear = g. 40 ss s1a 50 St Loas aud
81 e. wns no as Ss, 20 ec S
Clear 50 do straight - 2Ss4 o. Minnesets Pa,
Bye Flour ouiet 80 81 for Choice. Wheat Market
s s an old d S in grain depot sos New Rejected in
export elevator s2'o steamer No BED IN export elevator
iuy s5.s57 &c do ior August sG.as6iaci do for
with the West car lots continued dnil, sales OF 40
s4Sor S. fFan sp0! % Tor e
for OCTOBER Sisjs oats-Tas marker ior spot ioI.
.sss Gg 20 in MSsd -si
Waite 4o1e no White +2e amt cars TO- at W. ~.
Tor JaIy 4Isstl do for A1snst ss.ssshs DO ,s sr
Potsioos steady waite per bush
Rose ss Q g@'
Boot eIty; Family so- ,ssS5ss5oi 40 10 Pao1ss;
ii o. do Fs aay s ss as Hans. ps;
IN ' .lS ssse 'u side, clsse Ressi smoked Zoe
DO ' 90 1S sFs S,gi'r Belle. Riss'' IN 'p pss
1nea 50 50 DO steam a. - Is Baicnss' ioo o
4 zoe western crea%siv EIIr. q zoe 3: e ana $
Ss. EIs &C. & f,cO P.nu.yyan
sr... isho' wess,a af'. at Is.S Cheese steady
Flats Choice SIZE, do Fair o Prime 797ss sugar
nrq' Water Bran SO 5aSsl7 so o,s rs,ro.Sm
dull 10 ADA 10 bbS &c Raeepts-F1our loo
bbla Wheat "a 700 bush Corn 5000 pnsh % 600
bush shipments-wheaG LOO bush Corn $500 bush
oats 1880 bush
TOLEDO July 26-wheat active higher cash 90 20 July
s5S August s4Les Septsmbsr s@ct D-csmbsr S6sc
Corn drs, steadv cash 47c. Data nominal Clovorseed
arm higher October a. Is Recepts-Whsat 80 bush.
Corn 2.DOO bnsh. oats l.0OD busL shipinents-Wheat
ll.0O0 bush 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27

Spirits OF IUKPENIINE
CHaKLgsTos. July 2e.-Turpentine Arm Af 80 10
SAVANNAH. July 2b.-Turpoutine irm At 81 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27

HAVANA MARKETS
HAVANA. July 26.-Spansh gold. so 6236t. Exchange
quiet sngar steady. but nothing done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27

Tho Louisville and Nashville Railroad manage
ment to-day declared a stock dividend Of per
cent: like dividend of 2 per cent was paid
in last March, making the total for the year
per cent The advanced statement OF the COM
pany shows comparative results follows:
Ye,rs ended Tune 30 1856 1887 1888
Cross earnines i77ois s14e79 992 s1es7L44e
GENERATING expenses. S2i39g 1888, 5O2 10,29o.IS6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27

Flonr steady, unchanged -
fnlows-No. SDrinR Wnes.
s0-asiSo No 3 Curing Wheat nominal No 2 Red at
Sic. No 2 Cora IS &C. No. Oats 29s aJc NO rye
45c Barley az SIC. No Flax seed at
81 10 Primo Timothy seed s2 $500 90. Mes, PORK
s3 75asl3 40 per Dbl Lard at 81 50 per 100 10.
Short aGs at - Is. DRY satet shoulders
81 2S67 Clear sides boxed 50 ~ 2Df9
wniskey finished goods 81 20 per gal Sugars
Cut Loaf sa.c GranulAted Sos STANDARD "A TIC
Ir,fci.x Shipments
Florr hhis
Wheat nash ..........-... $4,000 $1,000
earn hnsb 2ssOO0
Oat. bnsh ........ 10000 $4,000
nv. nus 1000
Harley bnsh -.-...... $500. 1000
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

The finest K "a shos ever sold Of lcss thsn
"a. Made ca the Opera. Grsclsa. Con- nee
sense. Half Commsa sense snd New York
lasts. All sizes rem to .. and eighi dlf-
isfeat wisths Every pair warranted.
ladies besatiful. ssft bright hnished
DonEols Shoes. s. 20. Perfect sitsrs and
warranted With or without patent tip.
Ladies Kid and Glove Top FoIsd Shoes
at s. that for style. exeslience Of at and
durability cssaot be matched elsewhere at
s2T5.
ladies' Hand Turned Shoes 81. IS 50 -,
$50 and s.. II will pay you TO osmpsrs
our prices with those you have been paying.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

KxKEFraf>s sAGEEske 20 % fSNis.
Il as b~@s pla4zls ss.as1s ffon ss~
ssry openlnx - shs es1ssign tA-A
tfsnsaaeas srort azfsFalielsd - tns
history u Msenizsa politics. ~oala e
.sa5s 5y "a Democracy u tss fsf@
District h rs-slsct "a. II, tosD y Ae1-
xrs.s. Ths anoazE Of moasg sps1i =
az osEslf . slFssdy Ersaf, I'D 4 tas
sssal-.s 81 Ch3sfzas sAssss s@s Be
s..l.a ss. sslli srs-&ss saazs sal - peSrsa
saz sss0Es Eks ss2psEsa chooses l. - IS
sp.a ssesss tEst -. s<ssssal, stats' s1d
eoazty Democratic tlefsls al be
sl.axnts1sd rlxGE saa lsft, n, - thai
as4as. koADs slsctl0a ean Dc sscarsd
thss tssi rests apsa 40 hsaxssS ssi-
desc. IL sal safhsatia~tsa tses
thaf Ia this city TOO s0iss Tor eiossfacF
Ices ssss b-sa onsrsd foF oas f0E ko6D.
sad thst Ms ,ftsaas have repeatedly at
tssptsd % obtsia sstss 10 ana o. pro
Eelsins ss D. "a - tanse setss fos ssrtons
tiekst 10 return for enc for fogp. Nhea
Mr.. FOsD ssss homs frO@ wsshisztoD,
Il .ss aanognesd gkst be vouil 40 bsck
to sas pubiie aailrs a fss dsys-
Several ~ssss Asvs so~ elapsed, oat DO
siyss ara sea - his fstnrn. de = hsre
b stay zztii ths votes are soaRtsa IN
November. fsr th- Parposs q personally
coudaesiAs ia esnpsl<n. ssd d naasi Dc
AGA ao sledgsd that he Il doug Il ia q
very thoroagn nsnnsr The district
night % rsksd over wIth nas-toots
cotao without aBdiss spot destitute Of
ssldsEcss Of BIS nsnipuislions, snd al
tboagh his party pspsEs oaisids Of the
district are fond CT rsfsrrinz 10 him a. .
statesman OF high moral idess, Il IS 9
uaslsneholy truth that the arts Of the
dsmAxogae have sever bean 90 frequsnt-
~ rssosisd 10 Sc IN THE campaign in this
district.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Much a. tie Lsader aud the Fusion-
ists generally may wish and assert to the
contrary, there u no -row going on
anoog local Republicans" On ths
other hand the local Republicans are q
very happy lot Of people. sninentiy sstis-
led With the unmistsksbls evidences
that Saturday nights meeting sent such
CONSERVATION into the opposition camp,
- svsa the Fasioni-ts had not expert
snced before. The ouly thing csieulated
20 make ths Republicans unhappy IL ths
rsgr.t they naturally and unsvoidsbly
feel q. the diseomhturs experienced By
their friends tho enemy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
Eleven Years Of Free Trade.
A Dsmoerafte Presidents Tosti-
aaony az 70 - kfieet on
ths Countrg

50 tss snisst - unsurpassed plenty
- a. ne predictions OF American
Agriculture. sad 10 al ths elements o.
sstiossl wealth. ~s mad our msnvfse-
torres suspended. EssTY public ~erk
= retarded. saa private enterprises are
sbeadoned. and thousands o. useful
Izbcrsrs are thro~n ost o. smplor-
psaf ssd reduced to ~ant. The
Fsse8sss % our Government, WHICH
ara eh.snr derived troa duties en- IN
poris from abroad. have been greatly
fesuced Under the circgmstsress a
iesn nav % required before the close
o. Yoer session, BOT TINS. although
deeply 10 be regretted. would prove to
% oaly slight saisfortons when com
pared ~'th the suffering ana distress
prevailing snong the people. - Fr,si-
dsnf BachanaHs Message % Congress
~ 1851.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Less eOFt aad i0rsr rages nust De
kiccepfef ~ the insrifabss result Of the
decreased egsriHg y foreign goods ~
~ gsuksL 81 icag u rscOEspsHss for
as reduction "a his rGges aud the loss
~ tts AmsrfcaR asarssi, u - suggested
that fte dimisi "a "a gss Of thf corking-
man wif hare "a sndiusiaishsd pHr-
sclsQsiag poiesr. md fhaf ~ vi b. able
g. make ~ TO- IT, loss Of iAs hoass
rgarkef to az enlarged (orsigR market.
Oar sorssagBtsa hars tie settlement Of
fte qsesil0s - their 0ssH hGad& Tiny
Hofr obt1in higher icagss and IRE more
comfortably fhaa fhO~ Of any other
soanfrg. Ihsg iciH make choice bettresa
o. sshsianfiri ad~aniags they baUs ga
na,d end fhs dsceptirs promises and
8recosfs a. ftos> thsoriziag rsformrrs
icy riA tciis for Dssuisslrss and Tor
% coeatrg Thsfhsr tae profsrfirs
gstsa staI D. coafinHsd or Destroyed
-9ESEssI. hARRIsoS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

The Democratic party made zoe platform
afthe message aad tie Mis- 5lu and The
foundxtion ~ me whole esiince VAS lie
story IF ~ ssrpias arc tsat vas and = a
fsisshsed tast has Dseu fuiig exposed
y. saws BE Cincinnati resa7i-rclsI 6ias-ffs.
there - a surplus - $50 ne soe N Tho
Treasury whv do set re oh7cerS o. me
lsovsrnseuf use a. - .ev navs fut aufhsr-
irv 30 do. - sav 5epts ard save interest n
Stead 0f dans,nx it iato the Naucnsi hacks
sna making g means 4 extracting nsBey
for corrupt eisctionseriug psrpssssl
"A for ne surplus rrr-1ue. Cleveland
nine ncrtss age scceptra as ne basis q
rs opsf stioss AZ ~sfseste tat ne anoant
= q -a- siiseoo 80 a sezr Pgft,nT %
Esthsr tae gsssss~ sud platform aad Nils
80 aad Treasury estimates ssa C,eve.ass :
letter 81 acceptance. 80 P-estdeat - ~
arg fer rrsleetisn apen prop~sit8ou fhas
th-r. ssa,l pc a assaiencT ia ths Ssf5onal
Treasury 81 80 aoc ssa = Year Tae actual
xarpias this sscal v~sr - rsvsuus ever ex-
res.~< -i1 - 80 taaa siAra eae and me
Ms b. Is a sebssa "a cus sown ne rev
rnus s. zae az Year. esvlng AZ *
-ess 81 expena sure ef ever So
~ On rtis far sEsuea =
reuocrafc 5naaseraE & = ne Dfssurs
~ fpve'a arts stsfesnarets r IL z crs-
pcsa' - ss~srsv - American p~sfecf've
svsssn. 81 the r~as - r~psses 81 ard RE
5fsaensF ~ ths Naflenss crs1st t4st sfsnds
age ~ lvsfid
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02


The Iowa Methodist Episcopal cenfer-
ence which was m session ~ Osks.Ooss re-
ceatiY. took action upon the relation Of ITS
members Z. PROHIBITION IA . very positive
way IL adopted series Of resolutions on
the subject Amoag etscr things the fol-
lowing will Be read with Interest:
"whnc enphaticaly dreltnisS al purpose
Or intention 20 commit Tits conference 10 tbs
support o. any politisxi organization, We uev-
srthcle5s DO recognize tae service rendered ~
tAc aon nans psrtS OF the State N oas struggle
10 introduce practical prohibition into Iowa
THIS rccogBitcs extends 20 the Chief Executive
OF our cen NOR wealth. snd 20 n attitude OF
fslthful Officers sf justice OF various political
sentiment we have cosssssRtiously endesV-
ered to MAINTAIN the aisaity and authority OF
the z-
II the present political sgtat.,n Of the TEN
persncc question Methodist con-
fsr-nce. propose . continue 20 naiutzin al Alb
solute or-Parsssn sesltioa. While as indi-
viduAi eitireas shall not hesitate to eTer-
sisc cur iBdspendenes ey supporting with our
ballots taat psIit'esl party through witch Ne
NAV reasonably expect 10 secure tae most
speedy sna satisfactory rcsglts-
From this Il will os seen. says the IotrS
STATE R,gst>r, that this body G. Method -
ministers representing more than fourth
Of the hundred thousand Nefhcdists Of
Iowa. appreciate what the Republican party
has done for the cause of lsuperancc, aud
expect 10 continue a. individuals 20 give .
their support The resolution adapted ex-
ps esses no doubt the feelings Of the great
majority 81 the Mefhodisis 81 this State.
Thrv arc not M favor % third party prohi
6.tion when "a direct effect IS 20 hurt tho
cause Il proposes - help. They have seen
demon ~trsfed Ia Iowa what can % accom-
plshed BY sen- partisan rueihods. and they
are too wise % JOIN any movement that
would cripple The friends Of temperance
2ad cons ct themselves "a isgratitude.
10 has been frequently claimed that al
Genera Fiss - . prominent Methodist The
machinery Of tae who's Methodist church
- 70 br Sc, n moDeB Ia behalf "a the third
psriv The Iowa Method SIS shosv that they
are net isdusnced By any such considers
ton They believe they are ri gut 10 stand
be by their friends and supporting thai
partr through which tbey can reasonably
expect 10 sec1rs lac most speedy and salts
factory results g. would Dc good tang
for The cause % prohibited ~ Iowa II ne
Dss Ns.nes conferences, whlch bsgins i''
snuu.i session st Creston to-day. ard the
other two Ne aedist conferences II tie
STATE. u-gld also tsxs siniiar sciisn "a
fav0r - nsn partisan preAia ter
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

NJ viii 81 DffFEREST THIS YEAR
ss~ss CAsrBxLL, President Of the
Window Glass Workers Association, has
ssus very important truths to tell the
~ossingmsn Ia New York. New Jersey
aud CoanceticuL Among them 10 10 to
state that the reason that these three
States vent Democratic in 1884 wss be-
csass Saves j. RANDALL assured The
people that TIA dnsiss would not be cut
enough to hart their industriss The
workisgmsn vill see how veil the party
mssns 20 Keep the promises Of ens OF its
leaders. and sasv viii dscids 10 follow
tos party Which advocates Tree trade
n-itssr opsaly nor c0vsrtiy. Mr.. CssP-
BkLL viii undoubtedly have . great deal
OF rnaasacs With tho glsss-vorksrs 90 :
pssially aud viIl uss that inhusncs to
the best sdvsatszs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

The Democratic eamDaixa managers
IN Indiana evidently DO not dare 10 sc-
espt the offer u tbs Indianapolis Journal
- prove that General HAskIsos ever
said that dollar . day was enough Tor =
~orkia<nzD. IL thu Secretary " the
NATIONAL DsmocFasic COMMITTEES cousi-
dsss Inc matter entirely outside o, the
Dsaosratse orgasizsaoa, why are tbsy
90 sassr 10 ass itg Tksy are using &C
"A srganspt 10 turn the workingmsn
sxainst the Republicans nominee soms-
thiax whoa they dare not investigate for
fssr sAsy esa no Iongsr use il. Delhi
srsts tsl-ifylsx sssoas to 90 the stock in
trade 81 The Dsmo;rE, a. present. and 1t
proves Tia weakness OF their cause.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Democratic economy" uBdsr presi-
1sst CLKvzikso IN the lsss pear has
hrssfsi % a-~ ofkess. Of Which SIS get
pnnusi sslsri-s. making total Of s761
fid50 vii. the per diem pay u the -
nsiuInx "a . sstlmstsd al IA aggregate
81 sl00ooo PEE snnnm. This does not
tnclods ias army u additional employees
snder this administration. n svsry de-
psrsmsst Of ne Go~.rnmsni. All told,
s,s Govsrnmsnf r costing about 5000.
&C more a nsuth thsa Il iid asd.r The
tst Rspaoiicsn administration. Tie
snrpius mist and sssll % reduced il
Ne psmrcrsts remain IN ccntroi Of tie
tsssarY.