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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
West Painf Notes.
Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispaicl.I

Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispaich.l
JuLy 70, 1855.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton and Hon. james Pol
lard. OF Baltimore, stopped here one day with
Judge Jeffrles, on their way 10 the B2Itist
Association. DIR. Wharton will deliver bis
famous lecture. cups aud Downs" al
Sieyensyiile during tue association.
Mrs. z. B. Henley sud daughters. Of
Washington, and Professor W. u, Fox. Of
Richmond, are visiting In King and Qneen.
The Bap.ists here are arranging TO eelarge
their church, aud will heat It b7 aiurnace.
Rev. Dir. West has been granted three
weeks leave OF absence by bis church here.
he will 40 10 MASSACHUSETTS, to visit Mr.
Moody's school.
MIR. samuel Fiiekinger, Miss Laura Mes
bitt. Misses Edna and Bianche and Master
Howard Philips baye gone 10 shslpokin,
Pa, to spend month. AIrEA
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FROM HALIfAX.
Ratps-TobnccO- Baptist Jubtiee-A
New College for Woman, &c, dc.

Ratps-TobnccO-B Baptist Jubtiee-A
New College for woman, &c, dc.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CLOVER. Jaly %, 1887.
There were refreshing local rains In several
sections OF this county yesterday, and the
spirits Of the farmers are brighter to-day.
Tobacco Is by no means pfomisug-short
crop and mean at that. This | say after
driving twenty miles through The country.
The Dan. River Baptist Association is hold
ing its fftieth annual sesslon few miles
from here. The crowd t0.day was put at
5000. Hon. j. II. Guthrie was made presi'
dent. The biggest thing done oday was
collection for The new female institute at
South Boston. Or. A. L. Dickinson, OF your
city. was put forward 10 engineer the collec.
ton. He said that Hon. Wlllism |. Jordan
hsd given him send.off OF $500, aud bis
brother Robert had added to II $500. The
amount was carried up TO about $500.
Rev. DR.. Pollard followed in a speech for
Richmond College. y. Y. y.
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Fire in Buckingham.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Gr1rr.MsNrII " .InlN 0G 1893

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GLLIAMsviLLE, Va, july 90, 1888.
The fire.fiend is still on the rampage IN
this portion OF the county. The barn Of Mr..
w. L. Boatwright was burned on the night
Of the oath OF June last, and the stable Of
DR.. William r. Putuey on the night OF The
9th instant with loss OF fine saddle
horse. first-clsss Young mule, harness, and
about 5000 pounds Of clover hay. A reward
Of 800 has been offered for the detection OF
the incendisry. The citizens in this portion
OF the county are enraged, and justly so,
and are determined to punish the guilty
party, or parties. II there Is possibility OF
coming up with them. X.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
A Tow.fgOet HuniC.

Special telegram 70 tho Dispatch.I
CHARLESTON. w. Va, July 2G.--The tows
boat John r., owned 10y the Ella Layman
Tow Boat Company. struck rock at New
comer's bar this morning about 8 O'clock,
waile on her way up the river With four
teen barges, and sunk in shallow water.
The damage is believed to be slight. She is
insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
House Of Representatives.

On motion OF Mr.. BOwden, OF Nirgihla,
the Senate bill was passed appropriatiag
$4,000 for charging the iron wharf at
Fortress Monroe. Va.
On motion OF Mr. Townshend, OF Illinois,
Joint resolution was passed providing tenn
porar'ly until September 1sV for the sup.
port OF the army.
The House then proceeded to the couside-
ration OF the bill TO provide for p0st.ofice
buildings.
The report accompanying the bill explains
rs provisions az follows: II proposes to
establish plan for the construction OF pub
Tic buildings for the use exclusively OF the
Post Office Department OF uniform character
and which shsll be especially adapted for The
purposes OF that department. Its provisions
operate only ~ places where the gross re-
ceipts amount 10 $4,000 annually for two
successive years. The extreme limit OF cost to
the United States for any building shall not
Ia any case exceed $4,000. Subject TO these
limitations, lt PROVIDES for three classes Of
bulldogs varying In cost according to the
amount OF gross receipts as f0llows: First.
Where gross post-ofllce receipts for each
OF the two preceding years exceed
$4,000 the cost OF such building
10 the United States may DO a sum not ex-
ceeding $4,000. Second. Where such gross
receipts for each OF the two preceding
years excfed $4,000, and shall have been DO
more than go 900, the cost OF such building
shall not exceed 10 the United States so, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
RICHMOND COLLEGE.

SESSION SEPTEMBER %, 1855, TO JUNE 90, 1880
Eight independent schools. completely manned
and we'll equipped: good library and museum;
special courses OF lectures: healtbful location:
attractive grounds: elegant halls and class
rooms: large and airy dOrmitoriss: new hotel,
gymnasium, and bathrooms: high standards,
and the best surroundings
Expenses Of nonresident student $3.50; OF
resident. about SEQ for nine mouths session.
For catalogue with full Information "a to or
gsnizatlon, courses Of instruction. degrees, fees
&c, address ii. IL. HARRIS,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
~ ~ -eod9rn Richmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

"The Emperor WILLIAM kissed the Gar
three times upon leaving st. Petersburg"
But the dose was not so bad after all, seeing
that he afterwards kissed the Cars wife,
who is O beautiful woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

"a new scheme OF fakirs on the beach at
summer resorts is TO have a blowng,ma-
chine" That Is consoling 10 Republican.
orators-seeing that after November most OF
them will be out OF regular jobs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

"The living Anarchists cannot do better
than exhaust their means and energies I'm
rearing monuments to their dead comrades"
and the law cannot 90 better than provide
dead Anarchists 10 rear monuments TO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

GLOW the Father OF his Country would
stare If he could .see the size OF bis family
nowadays" And how he would blush when
he came to count the mslignsnts in 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
Secretary Endtcoit ut the white
SnInttur

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
GEEENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.
VA. July 2G.-Secreary EudicOlt aud family
arrived here to-day 10 spend some time.
senator Sabln and family come on Satur.
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

NTAKE-FOREST COLLEGE,
w NORTH CAROLINA.
Sixteen miles north Of Raleigh. Fiftyfourth
annual session begins SEPTEMBER Isl. Ten
distinct schools. Ten instructors. Ten thou
sand volumes in Library. Well-equipped Laoo-
ratories Reading Room and Gymnasium; extern
siye grounds For catalogue, &c. address,
PRESIDENT CHARLES E. TAYLOR,
te 2o-2m Neke Forest y. q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

A peculiarly OF Hoods sarsapsrlla Is
that while Il puri6es The blood Il imparts
new y'gor to every portion Of the body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
For sale by the publisher.

Uncle Toms Tenement. A Novel. By
ALICE WELLINGTON ROLLINS. author Of
"The Three TetonS," "All sorts Of Chill
dren," "The story Of a Ranch" &C., &c.
Boston: The William Z. smythe Com.
pany. 1888.
For sale by the publishers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
AMUsE "a Errs.
AMUSE uEvrs.
CONCERT BY THE BLIND
" AT TIE SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Main and sixth streets,

FRIDAY. July "a. 1888. AT $50 O'CLOCK
Also. reading and writing by blind students Of
tho Institution At stanton.
Captain Frank Cunningham has kindly con-
fentsd 70 sing. Como and help US Admission
Is and i5c ~ g-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
~ No. BEAST GRACE STREET,
REGHMO%D VA

Az No3EBsT GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal
Mrs. T. G. PBYrON. Associate Principal
Tho sixteenth session Of this school for young
ladies' and little girls will begin WEDNESDAY,
SEPTEMBER %. 1888
NochRnges Ia the corps of Instructors except
in French. A French gentleman, who has had
many years Of successful experience IN the city
Of New York. and most highly recommended by
a friend Of the Principals for whom be has
taught as a tsscher ond gentleman, will have
charge Of tho Department Of French.
> class Of little girs-upder ten years OF ege-
will be started IN French FkhE OF ChAhGE by
n fun graduate Of the school thoroughly quail
Gei 70 start them In the grammar and conyersa-
ton.
Apply for catalogue at the book stores or to
either principal. iy lSW .f,Su&Iu2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
BRIEF COMMENE.

"The latest acquisition 10 the Republican
ranks is q large soap-manufscturer living in
BROOKLYN" ELKINs's nose is broken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

From Messrs. J. W. RANDOLPH q ENGLISH
we have received the August No. OF Lippin-
cCf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
jy@eod2m
CTAUNTON FEMALE SEMINARY,

ktIAUNION FEMALE SEMlNAh1,
- SfAUNTON, VA.
Rev. JAMES WILLIS. A. NJ, Principal Loca-
zion elevated, picturesque. aud heslthfui.
Grounds extensive and beautiful Buildings
commoiious aud comfortable. superior adyan-
tages In Music, Art. Elocution. Bookkeeping.
Languages, and other literary studies. Teachers
are graduates OF the oost colleges and c0nserYa-
tories IN this and foreign lands Charges most
reasonable. Send for catalogue. ~ s-eoiim'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
BEDFORD COUNTY Va.

A completely equipped school Of high grade for
BOYS and young men.
Tho twenty-third session will open SEPTEh-
BEh 18Th. For catalogue or IDfOrma ton apply
10 w. K. ABBOT. Principal,
~ 2O-eodaGt P0st-Oflce. Bellevue, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
A UGUSTA FRMALE SEMINARY.

A UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY,
"A STAUNToN, VA. MISS MANY J. BALD
WIN, Principal. OPENS SEPTEMBER S. 1888.
CLOSES JUNE, 1852. Unsurpassed location,
buildings, grounds. ard appointments. Full
corps OF Teachers. Unriyallsi advantages IN
Music. Languages. Elocugien. Art, seet- Gaping,
Physical Culture, Stenography, and fypewriting
Board, &c. with full English Course, fa50 fur ne
entlre session Of nine months. Axstc. Art, and
Languages extra For full particulars apply 70
the Prtncpal for catalogue. 10 27-eod2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

NORTH CAROLINA, RALEIGH.
CT. MARY'S SCHOOL.-Founded
- 1912. The new Art Building completed 1884.
For catalogue address Rev. b. SMEDEs, A. 81,
Rector and Principal
"rhe climate vi Raleigh Is ono OF the best In
tho world u-BP LYMAN 10 gf-eOd3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
DOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
III DANVlLLE, VA.

The next tthe thlriicthl session BEGINS on
THE Sd OF SEPTEMBER. This school confers
diplomas ON eight distinct studies and awards
other hOnOrS
LodginE-rooms large and neatly furnished.
Good stOck OF musical instruments. Superior
equipment Of chemical and philosophical appR-
ratus.
A principal OF the Music Department from
the Leipsic Conservatory snd OF tau years expe-
rlencs with US. An Art Teacher from tho School
Of Design for Women, Of PbusGelphia. and
Cooper Institute, Of New YORK teacher Of
Modern Languages from tho schools Of Germany
and France, who is also in0 English scholar.
aud has had twenty years experience In Aneri-
can schools. Courses Of English, Latin, History,
Mathematics. Natural Sciences, and Moral Phi
lcsophy Of great value. Two full graduates,
trained teachers. as assistants.
Tho terms are low. very low, for the advantages
offered. j. I. AVERETr,
iy 20.eodim President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
pT,TT FRTRRON TEMPE
rxCUxs,oNs. PIc-NIcs. &c.

TARDELLA'S BAND MOONLIGHT
/ EXCURSION on STEAMER ARIEL.
THURSDAY. AUGUsT %. At 7:30 O'CLOCK.
Refreshments at city prices. Fine music.
dancing, &c. Tickets: Gentlemen, 50c.; ladies'
and children, z5c ty E'-bt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
EDUCATIONAL.

MT. WELCOME HIGH SCHOOL.
vi MTCHELLS STATION. CULPEPihk
COUNTY, VA.-DX. +. S. HALL West virginia..
PRINCIPAL-A limited number only OF select
boys can be received. Terms moderate. write
for catalogue. ~ 27-deod&wlm'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27

A Dictionary Of american Politics. Com.
prising Accounts OF Political Parties,
Measures. and Men, and Explanations OF
the Constitution, Decisions, and Practical
Working Of the Government, together with
Political Phrases, Familiar Names OF Per-
SOILS aud Places, Noteworthy Sayings, &C.,
&c. by EVERETT BROWN, memher OF the
New York bar, author OF 1.-THE National
standard History Of the United States"
&c, and ALBERT STRAUSS. New York: \.
l.. BURT. 1883.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
MISS RANnOLPH'S SCHOOL.
wi SAISAH N. RANDOLPH, Principal.

An able and experienced corps Of teacaers
Oilers unusual advantages " tho pupils Of tnts
school l2is Eusau Place. Baltimore, Nd.
10 sD-c odtSeo0
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09

Representative stone. Of Ksatucky,
has ~iptroiursi I joint resolution propo.-
ing an Anseodrosnt to The Corstit=ticn
providing for IL. eleS;!oa Of President
Gnd yiee-Pre sidsHt by . duec: ro:s Of
the people.
This is certainly L move in the righ;
direction. fox il q government Of the
people, for the people ard by ibs Teo-
pie ue c.u s+e NO Svoi reason Why any
offer OF The g~qrsrnmsat sto7ld ID: T..
elected b: the vote 0! msjgriiy Of q e
qualified else.ars. The chief correr-
st3ns Of a ~rePnbiiesn government IS
that a majority 0: the psopls shall -aie
through their representatives chosen by
ballot. tUt IN tie election oia Przsi-
den: under tie presen; system 3. has
happened, AID is likely - oceur again.
that the nan Sbo receives q majority d!
the sutlragss Of The qGnlidsi electors is
prohibited By iau f;orn becoming PTesi-
dent Of The United States. Tbis is in
6fe:t opposition to tho principles of a
republican form .oi GOVERNMENT and
should DO Discouraged by every citizen
who is in favor 0: ;ht vital p.iaeipaI Of
popular government.
II has for many years been n mystery
Why oar Constitution has no. BEEN 80
amended as to provide for .h: election
Of u. 5. Senators. as veil as the Presi.
dent and T.cc-Presieent BY a popular
Sos. Of The people, for We believe that
II is oct only right aud jas.. but xe BE-
lieIe sueh q course sotii serve TO pre-
vent fraud and strengthen the fosDia-
tions Of Cur government.
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were 4. or P.,r....

The rear 1855 is drawing TO a close
at which tiue Is customary + make
srnaL settlements aai prepare for the
opening OF TIE New Year. We pay
cash fer rsIer. ink. typs Snd other
ua.;erisl. Ks u.li Rs cash 10 or work
men. h-nes like any o.bes business. IT
requires cash - publish a newspaper.
Cu6-r these eircansHaHreS we are M
der the r-eesSi:y Of calling uToa oar
pS:rcns :ai prompt set:l.n.rt % ;h,ir
ASsess:S LSth 60; Subscription and ni-
re1ti,5ns.
Tke:s are = few. = very few. rrh
se-ib>rs WHO have paid nothing fer the
lSo.srSnES- since Jan. !. lSS7, Al
ThieA tire We took control o! the
paper. To such persons ve lave Only
TO ssy iha: We rannoi pabi;>hs = paps.
fos roihiaE. We have waited patiently,
trusting that thei, renit;=cces would
eose il dee tita=; Nc shall! eoliiras 20
srna them The paper uatil Jan l. 1889.
=: which tine tie lSorerxoEr will be
3iseor;!rDei 20 all Subscribers Who axe
;Uo years il Sugas. We AZ oou-
PEELED - take this course - = matte.
# seif-p:ctee,ica. hat We tIu-; ;hAi u6
L siii Dc dropped FROM oGr spbsc.ip-
i!ou l!st- Please take notice aai SOW
eru yourselves ~aeso,lipg!y.
lI-5g 2E.
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4 CoastItuuonai Question,

TIE j7ry in th: GO. Of D. l. SLisk.
indicted for killing James lens lea,
Stein Ho1n;siu, disagreed ana the De.
fsudEut. 1ho vas admitted 80 tsii by
the magistrate ~ the preliminary eI.
admission. il nov held uiiAog; bail.
Ar:.els Y, amendments to tie Goa.
siitutiop Of ihe United stat<s. among
0tke. things. says: Nor .haii any
person Le E1bis:i ior ;h. same %ctfence
to De i~iee pat in jsop,rdy Of lie or
lint" The Supreme Cout; Of Penn.
sylrauia bBS decided in a r.e.n. case
;t2. : defsEdAut having been oGce tried
FIX mnfdsr and the jury having di.a-
greed. The defendant cannot Is legally
subje:tsd - a Lsx trial This decision
l. basel Oh The language Of The Con.
stito.iou at2Tc quoieJ, and IL IL is good
Las in r. Dnsyir.ais it roas; be good
Law ia Oregon. - the sCousti;ution OF
the Uui,sl States applies alike 10 oil
States and Territories State.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1888-12-09

Their. is serious complaint :moak
the citizens of tie rorths-a PSr OF
Elko comfy OF tie SMILES: OF tie lax
of mali facilities, aa1 there seems - he
good reason 70. the establishing ct e
ctE rEn route iroa W-l.sl's StIt5an
via tae Cope ruAi 20 Moaa;sia City.
That portion % the e3an;rC - rApi6ly
BEING a!l=d a2 With ~p=roaasnt AID en-
e=1r.y d.-t;E:e OF =sii facilities. 50
Daea - ih.t Gurias L= WtE'es SEASON
i0t rerks and months ;-ty are deprived
uf al decentralization >I;h Tie oi;Ssi-
Eo:li- Hugh NsG;in, who resides u
The ~riciai:y OF I.lsSi Mountain whose
PostG6ee b7s D-ea Jse6a;inuei. in
forns rs tbs: tie Sta:es; Posty6.e Is
AoHui.iuC Cay. ba. owing 20 the dis
tInc- from the settlements on the pro-
pros-i route AID III. mountainous CON-
iition OF the equity. j: is impossibls
t, reach tAat point during portion q:
the year. Tie road FROM We!l4nI's
direc: TO i-llni Mountain Is conpara-
lively level. passes tErough a portion
o! country coni.inirg a lsrg,: number Of
families and the population Is inctsas-
ing SO that y -aIil route is becoming
iupaTat.vsly necessary Ther= should
t= = Postoaice =, S;9feld's. on Penro,i
Creek Co.'S .: Island No untain aud one
:; Moznt.iu City. tie tIminus of the
ro=te. which roaii sccoinnodat the
people who Are entitled to q mail Ser
vic. - La; oa=e = week. We trus.
thz; tie Peorl. Of that section will take
s..ps 20: iAe establishment Of = much
needed nail service. aud ihLt orr rep
r~es.2-:ir.E u CorgEs.s riN use their
test s5ors 10 iii IL tie enterprise.
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o.srnE,s.

Ihs seoopd session o. Ia. 5oth Con.
Hss.. or-sei at II Msnd,y The sni
ihtAsst. Tie sea.t. va. called TO CT
j1 b. Presidert Fro tenn. Iae>ii-. and
Ch.Piaia Batter opened tie proceed,
lngs With prayer. A feu nonents
~ere spent IN greeting Senator's. aud
tben Senator Sherman cferei a.. asz.i
resolution that Ia. Sesrs,ag notify the
House tkit the Senate Is ready TO pro
eeed TO basina< It. resolution ras
adopted. Messn- Merrill ard SAILS
hur. composed this committee. A re-
res vas taken til 10 o'dcek. and
when The Senste resss<nEed il rs
eeirei the nessaSe from tie Hoase an
noapeins TIA; TIA: body u.s in sessioa
The Prsi3eai'f message r.s .i.o de-
lirered ,nd the Ci.sk Of The Senate read
II.
Tie resiinE Of the massage occupied
AZ hoar sni senty :aira;es. The per-
tica< of it which discussed the qGes
tio,s OF tsrsd revision treasury szrrIaS
f,hipS t-Uab.-s AID the Wet ireEle,i
-.r- Lss-u-i 20 sith reEy close At en-
tion.and sPpareai interest by toaItsen
R~spabiicaa Senators and about ala
equal nu-b=r Of Democrats. o:a-r
portiops Of the message ete ned 10 have
fsz. IL aur litsoers, and tee reading
l=i the .Eect 0: ~griiaaIy clearing tie
galleries OF ruuu-rozs spectators.
In The House "a. roll r4l, developed
th= pre->ae= # 2S5 members, tberr
b-ing IS E5-=n;,es. TIE railing Of tie
Presidents message -4s eunduaei at
Si5. wien On notion Of Mil. tke me-
s.E- -1s re!e-Isi TO q Commi';@> Of
ih= Whole .ui ordered rriu:ei- The
toiloEins extract fi5m the message,
which Is q-iis : lengthy dgrzzsat- l.
sugE s;ise Of L condition Of sd.i-s
-hIss Ia rapidly -i3snIag IL. galt BIZ
t1,ea tte rish zHi the per. The en-
pIcyer Goi H. srarlg:sl. On ta:s Sub
jet Pr. i3ert Cer-4.ai says:
Aeea:zIE has p.ssi- Gar eti"s s1e
aiding places q rsiik =ci Iar=TT-
Oar ~EIuzfEr:1ieE EaJ torurss rsFtr
dreamed {! ty tie E.,ksrs ai the -egub-
ic. 0u: baszp-ss a.= -rs a2ilg -Ir.E-
ing II hs rar. e.: a1b.s AID i=otEs.
LSgieEttIoEs 9te--i cu--a iCsI-s-
tior IL IL. =n-r9tai= c! tbsir Ir5---
tski--s. W. rev E1h phi. add ST.
is.ns:i7n ttis oT5gtt pistars II V-t e.-u-
try's gruEta and FrospsriE- =E3s oily
Il cIose HerEiisy develops .s-.Rher sAI5-
lag. UPoa DcIe careful ~iosPss:iya sc
find the stealth AID aEu-r Q! or rlEsE
mingled with pnFery AL EGst-as4ces.
and uarsmnnerziiEe toll
crordei and constantly ic=f.-Go.
urban population suggests tcs !np5vrr-
isb:nsut Of rarsl sections MD dis=O-tcot
with agricultural p1rsl =. Tie t.rE.
e,'s son. not satisfied VIII his !GtLss'.
siapis and lsboEioas lie. j.!us tGs
2 chase for cayily Eeg1i:sd seAI;h.
We discover that fortunes relied L!
our manufacturers are 10 longer Eo-siy
the reward Of sturdy Industry and e5'
l;ghteaed foresight, ba: tha. they rssEl.
from the discriminating favor Of IL.
Government, and are largely due tc
o~yer-eKaction from the masses Of oal
people. The salt between e1ployei
and employed is constantly Widening
mud classes are rapidly forming, one
comprising the very rteh and po=erto'
while i'll another sIa found tie .aiiiDt
PoJr.
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Admis.io1 Of states.

The Democrats in the House propose
10 max. TIE admission 81 tie Terri.
tories iuio The UDion their first case at
this ss'sion. Cox. the Cbairmnu Of Tho
Democratic caueu.. viii call o caueas
some tiuIe this xtek 10 n:Tauge an
order Of buirsss. 3it. Springer will
hrgpe that oil tue Territories be nd
united at once. nccoiiiug to tbe provis.
ions Of tie bill which he reported from
tho Committee on Territories last Win
Ter. Tails bill admit. the Hho!e Of Da.
ko,1 as one STATE. There are some
pemocnts. Of ~hom Sir. Cox Is one.
who favor tie division OF tito Territory,
the Admission 81 S>1;h Dakota. and the
Organization Of North Dakota nsa Torn.
tory. This Plan viii he discussed in the
caucus. and may b. adopted IL they eau
be pprpade1 toe real interests OF the
PEOPLE Of Dakota sesin 10 require IL.
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THE AnEsDnESTs arAsuEp.

The constitutional amendments sub
rni.!.d st the last elss.ion. although
ctfrisi by q ~eonsijerabls msjorily. viii
never becoB. a ~fsujsmenisI is~-at
ls.s. no! unit. theyLats sE,Iu Submitted
to two lie gidsiufss and Reinforced By
3 popular sotn. The reason for this il
simple and plain. Tue CoEsiitation
provide, that the Legislature tnay direct
ia wba. mabn. aInsndnen;s shall be
submitted ~ tho people.
Tn. last Legid.tats adopted m Act
directing .hs GoresHor 70 eia's the
proposed amendments I, he published
IN ots or more dsiiy pager. fr ninety
days preceding tie election. This
Governor Ste reDson tsilsd TO do. Con-
ssqusn.iy the AUasn5uents. not being
legally adopted, fail TO the groand. As
AIS Governor appended his approving
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Ne RnksIr., No FesA.

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orerrSn sItA ~i.SkabtG;s, aud tie H.
dian razed TAT o. their desh- TIE
L~s.<s:ur-. which &sse=h,si n lana
ary. 1881. passed - ~; p,ssisc boan-
~ of eve csr;S each % rabbit sesIF%.
This bo=a;y e==llei the Iaiaas 70 s.;
PaskH soseT With which TO Say ,ri.
e'S that ,traek her faaey. as zeI rs
P7<iu asi sbo: and tkey v.-e the
hipp-est sai nos: eoR,eated peopie oa
The eostiasnt- Nov they hn-t alt day
uEttoni ssdias rabbit, aoi ;he pros
P-ei :or pleatr OF fne.; :kis Winter -
not AZ e~neourasirS Is TIE red nIn
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