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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
NTR TERRITORY.
Chips From Our Territorial eH-
 changes.

JfipS Frpn Dur iefEircytdi eH-
 changes. : ftls thought that A. D. Cooper died
 on the desert in Maricopa county from 1 ;inrst.
 Rev C. IT. Adams has returned to l csun, from three months sojourn ! m Inc east.
 Tom Broen's lodging house in Phe-
 nix. costing SD 600, was burned yester-
 day. Insurance, sI3.O00 ! Richard Rule has succeeded c. D BepIy as editor of the Tombstone Epi- ! tsph and the politics of the paper changed to the democratic faith.
 The remains Of man, supposed to 1 tc those of Andy Cooper, have been i ound nesr he Buckeye canal, in Mari copa county Cooper has been miss Ing for nearly 3 month.
 Lorenzo Hubbell says that free wool is goug to lessen the democratic ma joaly in apache county by at least one hundred votes The Mexicans cannot
 stand the free wool issue.
 Ii McCu6biu, engineer oi the rail- ! ths w T last Wednesday, sustaining ,e1ou. l. Iurie, oi tine spine. He Was unconscious when taken up, and was conveyed ,o Tucson on the evening train
 lhe town oi Hploro0k will be re- m0ved oue mle west of Its present
 .c.tiou People of the burnt district dr.d ire, and the object in moving g. st etrd l. to be more convenient to
 w.oe. 1'nr principal street oi the new
 town ile !s named Hlris0n avenue, and
 thc next D-st street IS Morton boule- yard.
 The beard oi supervisors of Apache county have hNvd the salaries ot county ] Ec,ais to re elected at the ensuing | election as follows Probate Judge, %lG0 per onnum and fees provided by . law snor.h, YlO0 and fees; district at t-luey. GlQO and fees; treasurer and p.lt.ctur. %2 .0GG iu lieu of ali fees and ] commissions; recorder, and clerk of l ulstr e. court, to receive the ices pro- ! i.ed by laN.
 ] There are several citizens oi Phenix
 sNAtNf "a flilfttl III hFisf fu.m Major r. i. schwartz, Major F.. II l~Va. amt C. F Knapp Fl. schwartz N.ior of the lJh New York cavalry, aud cu5man6cG Sheridan's escort. He ,i>r escorted into Washington the col i ors captured by Sh ridan Ut the battle oI Niuchr-ter Major Vail Was First uicp-nj oi the irs, |. S. cavalry anal served under little Phil till the close oi the var, and afterwards accom-
 ,.uied him to New OrieanS.-Herald The city oi Tombstone stands to-day 1u r 6.ancial footing SrccI. tJ no city in Arizona AlI oi the old salary War r.u! have cen paid. the contingent tuu@ cut oi deht, $2 300 O! ihe bond cd indebtedness k ready to be paid off, lnt call Wil soon be issued for the !, dem, ion ot 8 large number of the general .uld warrants. he city was never hc.orr in so prosperous condi- lon. sll oi which reflects great credit upon She city government, as II Is now ,cn-titytea, and upon the good sense of bc citil ns in clecting an independent
 icLat two years agO.--prospe"tor.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
FROM MoNDAY'S DAILY.

Col. Bean left for the east to-day.
 ! $. Russel, Skull valley, is in town.
 Weather exceedingly warm and dry
 Train two and a half hours late to- d.y.
 Prof. Douglass left for the east yester- day.
 Col. Bigelow left for his mine yes ,erday.
 Judge Abner Wade is in from the bug dam.
 Vacant dwelling houses are in de- mand in Prescott.
 Walter G. Bates, of the Water StO- rage company, is in town.
 Judge Wade reports good fruit crop in Walnut Grove this year.
 w. II. Hall, of Chino Valley, is rusti- eating in Prescott for few days.
 The road at the half way house has been placed in excellent condition.
 Tine water in the Walnut Grove dam raised about two feet during the last rain.
 Two loaded burros sought 8 nights lodging at Alex. Harris place last evening.
 The new hose arrived on Saturday and was reeled on the carts during the afternoon.
 Charles Helm, of Walnut creek, came in on yesterdays train, accOmpa- nied by Mrs Helm.
 The ticket elected at last Saturday E primary in Prescott is just as repre- rentcd-unpledged.
 Lieut.. Rockefeller, of Whipple, left a day or two since for San Diego, to at. tend court martial.
 Pity that democratic manipulators can't manipulate republican politics as they seem to want to do.
 J.O. Adamsen came in yesterday to purchase a train load of fat cattle for the Los Angeles market.
 John L. Thompson, superintendent of the United Verde company, spent the Sabbath in Prescott.
 Joseph Dillon Is in charge of A. Vol. lenberg's business during the absence oi NJ Wollenberg, in San Francisco.
 Mrs. NJ. A. Burlingame arrived on yesterdays train, and preached at the rooms of the cal mission last evening to a crowded house.
 l.. H. Orme is up from Phenix, tG attend the meeting of the territoria board of equalization. He is accom- panied by his wife. C. F. Fisher, a Wyoming cattle man has been on visit to his father and brother in Ferguson valley. He owns herd of cattle in this county. The next meeting of the Chautau qua reading circle will be held on Wed nesday, at the rooms of Mrs. N. o. Mur phy. at the Williams House.
 Sadie Benson, recently engaged al pianois, and singer in the Cabinet saloon here. died very suddenly re gently on the train near Phenix.
 St. Johns has had visit from . cir GUS company that advertised to tak' grain, watermelons, squash and gardeI truck in exchange for tickets, in trus "oriental style" Messrs. Dillingham; and Van Beurel and their daughters came in yesterday from Walnut Grove, and left on tho
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
''i'st Pub'irat.on. Arg. Is. 1sss.) "iha9 imitation, No. 203,
UNITED ~r TtS Btcr OFFICE. ft-c TT ' ySFNIC UNITY,
VT "a "i II Logan

rr.,, ft~c TT VSFNTC UNITY,
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 NJ '- hereby .fv.1 that Her1ert IT Vo. -' . 'Ni % Dee .tf f-e~. = Phen'x Mar. t7r .sHt ra D tent .o- tx.jv hundred m ~F -f Q inc C 'n .IrT nine o- vein hear .d a1 S.lvr. .i-.. u.fa-a . o1nd si T ,lt.itr --t .-W :n ~ttu. .f- tn Green Val c1 I'd. ? i' ra1r.J-, Arizona urii."f' -i.t t-t py fl |: notes n nd
 III @, pla 1'- his fife as Lot No ie "' NEs v..tott a 2. | 10 N, i6 being f.cSr. .rei "a .la.-> tu-oij-
 b 'tinr rE "a ~r"fte DOS 'GxtavIa set Is rs .'t Efunut 1n.' mark d C V l. NJ thence r. leg 'S ~ w. --r T .ic. '5 -Il!r 2 ssl0 feet ot -trus pol I1sr-t.- C a2U Uates States Ni - 'e -.'.' W 5. Greri Valley Min ''-'I.r' 10 .is ''..i.-. \ tl.'na. bsars r i9 sg 3' --t,.- rr fee auca @ .-es -s "a u " e~fI -. !, nai,~ I aoa fe.t r., % st ue .u.- ..,-.r..-.. - N B: fhence 70 !rS m' sr i+ f' n e 3 fec. tO a ~tt.t pos O V then a 10 lie e5 m Co. var :. d ru p % B 70 feet to a stpn-- post mh kyu -. t1rHca a 4p d-g ? min %. VT l+ q i1 ritI lao % to u sfoue past rarS--i C N 5. l.f..c-- .. n leg , m n " var ia deg D 1ui' '. sG' f..t -O ru1unl Cd and ,. st V - l. sad s-o 'f :" mug
 Fetal oe' .rea 'f ia Il. 6 5S acres
 The scjoi1lr ct o1 he northeast s known :h~ I.ous TautJ. an. k claimed by HsrhPri IT. Logan ,tl4 t-@ iC.dt ion of the Cor e mini g fl -t.-l i1f N. iol is recorded Afl-luN rrt'D rV- p N.na 70, Cf Mines, st r g. 6-s. aud o".. --. .i-.s i.2 ani alS.
 t1N suG ait ftf s-S c-sios ng adversely -rs lcrficn cf ~,il 2 'I- mine CT surfRo ground are r'q Ira 70 rle ,heir ai erss ciaitus s5i.n toe !,o < ga pf tue United Stste. land tii e. af SrrscOt lI tr- County of Yav ,pai T. rGifar. Ot Az. %. D. Lurtrg the sixt, day P.r-Ut: u publication Isreof. CT he, vi be us red by vj,.u- Of 1he provisions the slafute. r. BURGESS, Registsr.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Hay Fever.

have been periodical sufferer from hay fever since the summer oi 1873, and until used t y's Cream Balm was never able 10 find re lei. l can truthfully say that Cream Balm cured me regard it as Of great value and would not be without It during the hay fever since.-L. M. Georgia. Binghamp- ton, N |.
 1 can eheerfully recommend Ely's Cream Balm to the Suffering puo ic for hay fever and the stoppage of 'he nasal passages have tried 1t and find it gives immediate relief.--J F Rector, Little Rock, Aakrnsas.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Wonderful Cures.

WI Hoyt X Co.,, Wholesale and Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga., says We have been selling Dr. Kings New Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck. lens Arnica Salve for four years. Have never handled remedies that sell as we'll or give such universal satisfaction There have been some wonderful cures effected by these medicines i'll this city. Several cases of pronounced Consump- tion have been entirely cured by use of few bottles of Dr. Kings New DiscOv- cry, taken in connection with Electric Bitters. We guarantee them always. Sold by C. $. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Live Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug 11-The Live Stock Indicator reports cattle re- ceipts at 2,lOO; shipments, none. Dr, ssed beef and shipping steers steady other grades slow and lower Good tc choice corn fed x475@5.5O; common to medium, $3 25@4.5O; stOckers and feeders, Sl 5O@3.6O; grass range steers $l.SO@3.25; COWS, $1.25@2.4O.
 Sheep receipts, 93O; shipments none active; for good to choice muttOns $3.OO@4oO; common to medium, $l.5C E,D71
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Real Estate Transfers.

The following deeds have been filed for record:
 Levi Bashford to Martin Maier, lot, 300 by 2OJ feet, on reservation line, for $l75.
 John C. Campbell to w. H. Smith, lot 9, block ,, Prescott, for $lOO.
 Fred. Hiltenbrant and wife to Joseph c. Gremmiger, lSO acres land in Agua Fria valley, for $15O.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Letter from Walnut crovo.

EDITOR JoMRNAL-MINER:- A Repub- lican primary was reid at w alnut Gro We Saturday, Aug. Huh. The following delegates were elected to the county convention, to be held i'll Prescott Major c. P. Dake and T. B. Carter. They are not committed to any candi- date, hut will go for the n.en that can be elected. They will urge that the Grove Is entitled to county officer, and will present Abner Wade for Super visor for this part of the county.
 CORRESPONDENT.
 Walnut Grove, Aug. l3, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
From Birth to tue crasa

We carry with Us cerfsiu piiy-iet .-t as We dc Cuit4.ll i...utat ,....4.--tss -is. insomuch that psychologists have striven to designate oy generic lltlcs certain temperments-as the bilious, the nervous, the lymphatic The iudl- vidual with q sallow comple&ion k sct down as bilious, often rightly so. Il. the saffron iu the hue of hIs skin ls traceahle to bile in the blood its presence In the wrong place instead of ,he liver, will also he evinced by fur on the tounge, pain beneath the right ribs and through the righ, shoulder blade sick headache, consJip ton, tidt- ulence and indigestion For the re- lief of this very common, tut not essen ;ialy perilous complaint, there is no more genial and thorough remedy than Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which is also a heniiicent tonic and strength pro moter, and widely eshemed remedy for and preventive oi fever and. ague, rheumatism, kidney and bladder ,roubles
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Rucklen'S Arnica Salve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns. and all Skin Eruption. and pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. IL is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 9 cents per bcx. For. .sale by c. S. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15

Hon. Vim U. Hazlcdine, chief at torney for the Atlantic X Pacific rail road, arrived yesterday from California, after an absence of several weeks. The judge Is not only one of the ablest attorneys in the west, but one of the best men in the railway service in any part of the country, and one who Is always best liked where he Is best known.-Albuquerque Democrat.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Cattlo statjs-ics

The following ie the number If cattle and their asses ed value in the various counties of this territory. as returned t" the territorial auditor:
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
GuS.aESS LOCALS.
REDUCTION IN WATCH REPAIRING

Reduction in watch repairing to suit the times, commencing on the first of August. l have lowered the price of watch wolk, viz: Cleaning watches, Sl.5O; new handspring, $l. Other work in proportion. All work guaran- teed, as usual. Resurrect your old time pieces anl get them repaired at these prices.-GeO ii. Curry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Watch Repairin

At reasonable prices. No secOnd-class workmanship. The best of material used and all work warranted, by
 P. FoIsY, Practical Matchmaker, a4tf Shop in Coxe's Drug Store. Fine fresh Candies, MarshmallOws, Caromels, Plum Pudding, French Can dies, etc, and fresh stock of Nuts, Gum, etc. just received at Geo. Washington Ford's Jy29u
 Ice cream of all kinds of flavor, and all kinds of ices, at the Bellevue hotel, or delivered to any part of town. The delivery wagon will make regular trips during the warm hours of each day. juitf Just received, at Geo. H. Curry's, 800 bottles of the finest sperm sewing ma chine oil. Buy only the best, and save your machine. jl2tf
 Billings, inc boss cobbler, has moved to the Granite street bridge shop. If
 Lovers of good liquor should try the Monogram whisky, for sale by NJ. Gold water & Bro. u
 Original Little Louisiana Lottery Co. go q as gold Have tickets for sale, and will pay any prize under $l2J drawn by ticket sold by me- G. w. Ford. If
 Born.
 DILLON-Tn Prescott, August 10th. to the wife of Joseph Dillon, daughter.
 
 OIed.
 DRAPEAU Phenix, Arizona. Angus. 7th Jotu B. Drspeau age 5 yea 8, 5months.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
scpubl can o.!esa. 2.

The following are the de-eg .- eec, ed last Saturday ieom preciuc named Prescott-W C. Bashlort J. N Sanford, John Howard, Jo.ep. DougE erty, Fred. Bycchl, Geo. V. -i ie V l.. Land4rcbe. A. F. Foo,e ." Flcury and ?. \ Williams.
 Chino N4lley-W. II. Hall.
 Amulet Minc-Robegt Banl9.
 Lynx Crcck-F. l.. nosget
 Groom Crcc6-A. j Euner,.
 Clark < Adams mil,--t : Clrk Placerltas-A. V. Gallon
 Wa'nuJ Grovc.-c. r. Ds&> end F B. Garter
 Copper Basin-D. N. Martin
 Dosoris-J Totlnan.
 skull N.lley-W. N. Cooper
 Verde Sutiuu-E. II Wither.l.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15

The above does not include tIma county. also some 5,eG0 bulls, leci cat- tie and ihorouchbreds in Eaya aFi county.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Notice

To tine unpledged delegates of Prescott :: Give no proxies. And if you are look ing for strong man, will try and jump him up yet. $. C. REEs.
 Prescott, Aug. Ii, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
.5IEIIN PuRLIc c~E1s
 #5Yss2 yla~ ,1lsss14ss 1~e.a
DeT5CnIl,

Mr. \. Il. Prohlichstein, of Mobile, Ala, writes 1 take great pleasure Tn re commenting Dr. Kings New Discov- cry for Consumption, having used 1t for a severe attack oi Bronchitis and Ca tarrh l. gave me instant relief and en- tirely cured me, and have not been afflicted since. I also beg to state that had tried other remedies with no good result. Have also used Electric Bitters and Dr. Kings New Life Pills, both Of which | can recommend. Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold on positive euarantee. Trial bottles free at c. s. Hutchinson s Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.

FROM THURSDAYS DAILY.
 II r Andrews returned on to day train.
 Hon. Chester Thomas left for Topeka this afternoon.
 j. E Wing returned thls afternoon from 4 visit to friends at WInslow,
 F. Burgess, c. B. Foster and Hugo Richards returned to-day from their trip to the Grand Canyon.
 Tom Collins, one of the efrly set ler- of ,his section. is visiting Pr scott, talk ing about old times with hls friends
 Mrs. Chas. Morgan yesterday pur- chased the lot between the residences of Judge Wright and Mrs Dake, ior $5J0.
 MT Graf. of the Standard Milling Company arrived here yesterday IL I5 hoped that this company will send a repre-entative here soon who VIII pay of the indebtedness.
 Since the agitation of free trade, tarfi reform and protective tarlii, Dr hoo- ,nson is seriously contemplating turn 5ng free trader, by knocking off 1I per cent. or less from the price ol pate h' medicines, and thus divide profits with his patrons.
 4. Emanuel, the painter, paper hanger, frescoer and decorator, mas '' new advertisement to-day. MT. Eman rcl i, first-class mechanic n his me has teen a resident of Pr scott ;"i about fifteen years, and de-erves C patronage of the public.
 Tine city has now four h9sr cart' two of which have been discarded rom service for some time. In order |" lh crease the efficiency of the depaf men' however. these old carts are beng re ,.aircd. and on the arrival 'i the ncv hose the old hose will be reeltd d on them and independent hose c"m pames or ganized. Joseph Dougherty, oi th' Q. K. store, has very generously oiigre' to build a shed for one of th' n III " ts Prescott, while the other will ifoo hil be placed on upper Cor'ez street These extra carts will only ie 1-ed al fires in their immediate neie hb"rh"od or in cases of big fires, such "s the "h' on the east side of the plaza.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
 Born.
OIed.

DILLON-In Pres cott. August 10th, to the wife cf Joseph Dillon, daughter.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
Board Of Equailzatioa.

The territorial board of equalization met Monday, Aug. 18th at i@ o'clock Il. Ill. Present. J. ;. Hawkj,. chm-- man. L. II Ormo. memhar, and H. F. Andrews, secretary. Absent, G,o. g.. Criswen. Tho chairman submitted ao- stracts of assessments iroa II tla counties in the territory exec tnn., which hgd not b ca received.
 A petition was presented .lau the Southern Pacific railroad, asking th II it's assessment lor ISSS ne edu.ad
 Petitions were also pre>en'ed from citizens of several counties ir.ear .o the asscssmcnt oi cattle.
 A protest against the asse -maut 6. the Alta tic & Pacific 'Hirosa, from ". C. Hazledine, solicitor oi t1e c'H.- pany, was presented by k. A. s n. rt, and ordered filed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
The O K. Hose Gem. ny.

Members of the new hose ecm.a. " for West Prescott me, a Joerh Doughcrty's st ,e list er,u.u- and or- ganizel by e'cctiug the follow in- "i.i- cers: John " Dpugherty, rt-ldeot; John Bourke, secretary; Joseph Hvb- erts, treasurer. A j comi llmeat ts Joseph Doughcrty, who has greed .o build d hose house for tine coHFauy, it was unanimously agreed to aue th conpa tire c K. hose .n'G y, although it will be known lf tnr ae- pariment as number three. fire e'- lowing Is tha l.-t of monhc JoAn W. Dougherty, John Bourle. Joseph Roberts, Chas. IT, Akers, Jam Akar-. NJ. E. Morin, john F. Coy James Shirley, John c. Hartin, Walt Neville, James Martin, r. oi7ey, E A Clay, Miles Archibald ani John stephens. The following were elccted q IS work ing ,fliccrs: Chss. Akcrs, foreman; John Stevens. It assistant; Niles Ar- chibald, 2I assistant The hu. 3.ea,l young and active, anl had bu-iua-- look in their eyes lat nig {, Indlcptwg that they proposed {, contest .or ls"- ord against the other compau' an 'ha very first opportunity.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15

X ear load of Mitchell wagons are en route for Sam. Nil, due this week. Don't buy a wagon until you see the Mitchell. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15

APEAU- Tn Phenix. Arizona. Augus' 1th Jotu B. Drapeau. age 31 yea 5, 5months.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15
ALL wool 'safHS' su.lS iS-SSSS iI5 SS

By our con nectini,s win tre Dl' s.sni iGrgc fact tiles for maDuftcturiI4- 7Te save the com mission house, Jobbsr- ,tpt retailers profits, thus enabling us tO @-e the c.~i"ut F6SH- tonable ga menIs of Su0er.'r 4uti'tt at hfst cost.
 SenJ cents for samples, iS-inf linen tape neasure and instructions -oS Iue~Sur. ng- state what you wan sifnpfr@ IT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1888-08-15

c. Morse, J. B. Thomas, A. 4. Dutton' W II. Yancv, " c. Henry. \ c.. Layton. C. \ GIoeu.aw On hundsed and twenty votes were p0lled
 Another point against our mail ser vice. A full car of eggs wa received in Los Angeles a few days ago from Illinois. The consignee Ie'Used to re- ceive the eggs, claiming that lere DIust be some mi take as he had not been advised that the shipment wa made io him. Two days later, howey r, the o,.i of lading came poking along III small ike gait, and the merchant vas then satisfied that the eggs be!Cug' to hlm. Wouldn't 1t be more credita' lc to our mail service Ii the tables wei tuEuetf Ship eggs bv mail and send fHe ,nlte4 States mail by .rei2 2ht.-A oQueIqne Democrat. instances have 1appenea in Prescott where good wers -ece!yed by freight and sold before le hli ol lading arrived by mail.
 Our ccn.em porarv says: ''A printer need not go away from Arzo. 50 l.irn that advocates ol tlr5H rooreI 2 less wa. es than those who Wan; 4 .eCucrn" of rates on ne es-sries of J Just what is meant by the item d.lie !t to determine, as We are mol aware q. there being any papers ln ii l9na ai- vocating "triT .obberS | it means that republican pap winch are iu favor ol protective arlli, -ol the benefit oi American Judus iir B simply mistaken, or rather wi. uIy misrepr, sent-. as the JoURNAI-Al.EE i.- an advocate fJhe protective al.E ->-- tenn, and pays the highc,; sea. -oi 'Fat of any paper on tue Pacific .ossi,--'- '' cents per thousand ems, beng ihe -"u.t as is paid hy our morning 'ontrH. - rarv. whereas there i, 4 al of 'ler tow D difference of rates, auth.yiztd nr Typographical unions, of ffe cents "l more per thousand ems iu 'aHor o' evening papers as compared with ihe price paid by morning Paper,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-07-17

The Omaha Bee of Monday contains
an editorial review of the Huron con-
vention which CLOSES with these words:
1t would be gratifying to believe that
the arguments, the enthusiasm and the
confidence manifested by the representa-.
tves OF the people of North aud South
Dakota at the Huron convention would
have the effect to change the purpose
OF the democrats in congress regarding
the territory. but there is not the slight
est reason TO expect such result. The
injustice that has kept Dakota out of
he union, purely for partisan reasons,
will be continued as long as expedlency
from the democratic point of view shall
require Its continuance. They may not
last beyond the presidential election of
this year, but that is by no means Ger.
tain. The question is one in which the
people of the entire country should take
an interest, and if they could be
brought to an adequate appreciation of
the grave nature of the inJnsiioe that bas
been done to the people of Dakota it Is
more than probable that their verdict
would be such as to deprive the demo.
cratic party of the power to greatly pro-
long the injustice. A clear understand
ing OF this matter bv the voters of the
country ought to effect very decided
reduction OF democratic strength in the
next congress.