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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
From Washington she goes to Baltimore,

From Washington she goes TO Baltimore
previous TO returning home.
The fine weather Of the past week has
tended 10 cause the many receptions and
parties 10 be largely attended The dis
agreeable feature about these entertain
ments is that they are generally over
crowded
A new move has been inaugurated by
ladies Of the diplomatic corps, who
have decided TO SET apart one day In ca b
week for the reception Of their friends.
custom heretofore neglected by most OF
the foreign residents in this city.
These receptions are the most pleasant
affair. in Washington. being attended by
a select few intimate friends In the
matter of dress. consequent upon the
beautiful weather we are having, dark
appearing fabrics are being largely sub
stiiuted by t1ose of q lighter color
which gives freshncss-a piQuancy-
about them extremely grateful and re
treshng to the eye.
RY UNITED rKr,--TUE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. d. C. February Tile
time of the House to-day was occupied
in discussing an,~assing the Naval APP
preparation bill Mr Herbert explained
the bii
Mr. McAdoo, advocating an increased
navy, branched ont on Samoan affairs.
and declared that the orrrcssions Of the
Germans in Samoa were due solely 10 our
inadequate navy.
Mr BouteHe spoke In q general way
about The navy, and the hill, at ) o'clock
was passed after five honrs of discussion
by the member. At 5.30P. N the House
adjourned.
ASKING REPEAL OF THE TOBACCO TAX.
A memorial asking the immediate re-
peal of he tobacco tax, adopted by the
exchange of Richmond. was to-day pre-
sen'ed t0 the House and referred t0 the
Committee on Appropriations, which has
under cOn-iteI8tl ln the tOwlcs bin
DEFICIENCY IS TINE PENSION LIST.
%The Commissioner of Pensions has in-
formed the Secretary of the Interior that
there will bee % deficiency in the amount
necessary tor the payment of pensions
for the fiscal year over and above exist
ing appropriations of about ~ 600 600.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
The Murder of Julia Destoh In New On.
leans

NEW ORLEANS. la, February The
murder of little Julia Destch by Etinne
Deschamps. 0liGs DeJean, has caused a
great sensation here. The murderer did
not die as was predicted, cut under the
skiIml handling of the doctors re-
covered sufficiently 20 be arraigned
Thursday and was sent 80 She
Parish prison without the benz
fiji of bail. Deschamps' story
differs little from that already publish
cd. except that he claims the rirl agreed
10 die with him and inhaled the chl0rO-
form, with knowledge of its character.
lie states that he loved the giri passion
ately, and she returned his affection
threefold He denies that he as.
saulted her. but coniesses that she
bad practically been his wife for
four months Deschamps was not only "a
dentist, but "a doctor, and says Julia was
the finest medium he ever met. The
coroner's inquest developed The fact that
the girl was nOt assaulted, a. first re-
ported. and the statement of Deschamps
that the she had been intimate with her
for months, Is doubtless true
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
LABOR TROUBLES IN PENNSYLVANIA.


PrTTsBURo, PA, February 2-The
strike IN the coke regins began at some
of the works yesterday. Three hum
dred men az Donnelly and Mayfeld, four
hundred al jamestown and Sterling, all
the men employed at Bridgeport,
Bradford Mcclure j. Cos Works
the Alice mines and ovens of j.
VI. Shoemaker and Laughlin 6
Co.'S Iron Works, came out on
a strike mis- morning Mammoth Loith
and all the works around ScOttdalc stop
ped work this morning. and viii draw
no more coke until The scale is signed
The II c. Frick Coke Company renewed
the $l.3j scale Yesterday, but SET no time
for It's expiration. The Frick company 8
employees have agreed 10 give financial
aid so the strikers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
FROM PETERSBURG.
suit Against the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Musical and other Matters.
The Boston Ideals.
speclaI % me Ilnes.

Special 90 the Tines
PETERSBURG, Va, February I'm
the Ilustings Court to-day the suit OF
Lewellen Harper against the Norfolk
and Western Railroad was brought 90 a
trial Harper received serious injuries,
be alleges, while In the employment OF
the railroad. and he claims that BE- was SO
badly hurt that the sum 0f ten thousand
dollars is required 20 remuncraie him for
the consequences of his injuries. Hon.
W. r. Mckenney is his attorney.
Fire broke out this morning IN the
house occupied by Laura Butler located
in Blandiord The result was the entire
loss of the building IL was we'll fur
pished and had been recently con-
structed. The loss is quite heavy, with
no insurance.
The Petersburg Musical Association
has begun the rehearsal OF The orations
which will be produced al the May
festival The chorus expects 60 pro-
duce lbs most ambitious work at this
festival Mr. H. Naltemius, the director
of the association. has gone 10 Europe
but before he left he had made All The
arrangements necessary 20 secure the
vocal artists and the orchestra for the
May event
Dispositions are now being taken in
every county IN this district in ,he con
tested election case, and several OF tho
most prominent attorneys in tle city are
employed by the contesfec Mr. Senable
whose answer 10 Colonel Brady's per
Torrance is regarded as singularly able
and convincing. Betting here is quite
brisk. and the pol ticians are giving biz
odds IN favor of Mr.. Nenah.e.
Bonds of the city 20 the amount OF
$50 600 issued 20 NEE. certain indebted
ness created by the inte Republican mu
nicipal government, have been sold at a
handsome premium. most of them bring
ing an advance of 81 per cent The
chairman of the Finance Committee of
the Common Council has just received
official notification OF this fact Ihl
speaks volumes for the benefits derived
from a Democratic administration oil
city affairs.
The local railroad from this city 20
Mat0aca, i'm Chesterfield county, a dis
tance of i've miles. is now well under
way, aud track-iaying will be begun next
week The enterprise is owned entirely
in this city and stock was sold without
difficulty
A liberal guarantee fund having been
subscribed The Boston Ideals will give
one performance here neXt W ednesday
evening The opera 20 be- produced is
Queen Topaz Petersburg feels q
strong personal interest in Mile. Lelie dc
Lussan, the prima donna OF the com
pany, as her first musical laurels were
won In this city in the festivals Of the
Petersburg Musical Association.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Hot SpRISGs, ARR, February o.
Miss Grace Eaton, of Boston, Mass.
guest al the Wayerly Hotel, has been in
feeble health for some time, and was
very nervous Thursday night on retiring
TO her room. Late az nightthe guests OF
the hotel were started by pistol shot.
followed by cries Of Help % which came
from the room occupied by Miss Eaton
Captain Cain, proprietor OF the hotel
entered the room and found the young
LADY on the floor, blood flowing from
wound in her left side which is pro-
nounced dangerous. The shooting is
claimed TO have been accidental Miss
Eaton is Of wealthy family Of Boston,
and is visiting here in company with her
Irof her
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
TREMENDOUS FIRE IN BUFFALO.
$4,000. 600 Of Property Destroyed.

BUFFALO, y. Y, February 2.-Buffalo
has beaten the fire record This morn
ing. between the hours Of 8 and @ clock,
flames ate up fully 90 900 900 worth Of
property and left dozens Of business
hrms houseless. The burned district
extends on Seneca street from A. T.
Kerr's liquor store 70 sidney's Tinware
establishment from Hoileld's big build
ing. on Carroll street, 10 the National Ex-
press Company's barns and on Exchange
street several numbers east and west Of
Wells street TO the east, The Big levitt
building ON Carroll street served 20 stop
The progress of the flames and to the
west the Shepard building did the same
above centre street ON Wells street.
the fire swept clean across the street and
burned through Two blocks
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

MARION. KY. February 2-Twenty'
four persons. most all Of them children
have died IN Webster county of a dis
ease with which the doctors appear TO
be unable 10 cope The disease has
passed through several neighborhoods.
one family has lost seven ont OF
its nine members one person, an
adult. has recovered, and he is
blind. The disease Is not under.
stood by the physicians and they are un-
able 10 name 10. Death usually occurs
from six TO twelve hours after the attack
Those dying rapidly turn black after
death. Three physicians have dcd, not
being able to be of any service and noi
wishing 10 ieoparlise their lives without
hone of doing good.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Miss Leary, Of Richmond, who has
r cen visiting Mrs. Claiming NJ. Bolton,
of this city. has been the recipient ot
many compliments during her brief stay
Miss Leary is a strikingly handsome
blonde. of that stamp peculiar 10 tue
Snnny South. HeF many friends par
with her with regret, and hope that. he
will not be long before she again returned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
syrup ofFigs.

&. Natures own true laxative. II IS The
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 Cleanse the system
when Bilious or Costiye to dispel Head
aches Colds, aud Feyers; to Cure Habit
nal Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, etc
Manufactured only by the California fig
syrup Company, San Francisco, Cal
Owens & Minor Drug Company, Rich
mond, Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
The West virginia senatorial Moddle.

CHARLEsToN, ". Va. February g.
Dorr. of Webster, still stands out, and
consequently there is no election for
United States Senator Tie union labor
men voted for S. r. Hawyey, OF Green
brier county. Kenna received 80 and
Con 81 Dor voted for Henry Bran
non Necessary to choice. Only one
ballot Was taken.
The Democrats have decided not o
hold caucus or conference to-
night. as was reported his oitemoon
The Kenna men may because AN of tAc
members cannot attend, and theanti-ken-
namen claim thatiti is because thr 0pp0si-
ton 20 him has strengthened. and be
fears the result but hopes by delaying it
he will secure his election on Monday.
This they say he cannot DO, and predict
that then number who have been sup
porting him during the past few days
will again join the opposition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

lspeelal TO the TINS

especial 70 the llALSl
LYScHBURG, Va, February 2.-Mr. A.
w. Carter, OF this city, father OF Major
Henry c. Carter, Of the Richmond firm
of Carter & Ryland, died here to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Tomorrow morning will place on sale over One
Hundred designs Dress >afteens nj i2 i1 cents
yard The styles differ widely from those Of former
seasons. The COsorings new; the figures are cx-
qui>iteIy graceful and effective most cases direct
copies from the FRENCH GOODS, and in appearance
are more like India silks than sattccus The major
lily Of patterns exclusively and the cloth
IL superior To offered at retail for the same
money.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
Peculiar

To Itself tn many important particulars, Hoods
Sarsauarllla IL different from and superior " any
other medicine.
Peculiar in combination proportion and prep
aratlon OF Ingredients, Hoods sarsaparllia pos
se,ses the fun curative value Of the best known
remedies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar In Us medicinal merit. Hoods sarsapa-
riua accompnshes cures hitherto unknown.
Peculiar 70 strength and economy Hoods sar-
saparllla Is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar" Medicines In larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do
not produce As good results as Hoods ssrsaparilla.
Peculiar In rs good name az home - there Is
more Of Hoods sagsaparllla soldin Lowell. where
iti, made, than Of all other blood purifiers.
Peculiar In 10 phenomenal record of sales
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity ia 50 short time Do not be In.
dueed TO take any anyotherpreParation De sure to get
Hoods Sarsapa1illa
soldbyalld druggists. sli six fofs' freparedonly
bye. /. HOOD q CO.. Apo9hecarsea' Lowell hAAa'
100 Doses One Dollar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Buy your papers, cigars, tobacco, &C.
from the American Hotel cigar STAND.
The TIMES can always be had at The
American Hotel cigar stand. II
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

shadowing even the death Of the Crown
Prince Of Austria in Importance. IL IS
expected that a reply 70 the article will
shortly be forthcoming.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Packages OF cherOOts are on Tie marke 10
near lNthe sa e color OF pager a. the O'u
Nirgnias, but take 40 other except ~ hS
my trade mark and name OF I. NhIIloOA
on every paekAge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
By GcorgeW. Miyo. Auciionoer
iJChn J.. Ia1ghtou. Jr., s'lesmanJ
No.2iuOfth fth Ninth street.


CATALOGUE SALE OF TIE MIS-.
CRTIANFO > TfBRAfY or tHx
LATE WILLIAM HHNkf hANALl AT
~ the estate the la'e wi lam Henry hax-
al snall d at auction. oy catalogue. oa
TUESDAY. 7. 5ru DISTANT.
commencing a. I O'Clock p. ", az my aue-
uon-f0 Ms No. q Nin street, an
rFLLANEOC- LIB SARY,
embracing A LAKGs COLLECTION or
RDskS amongst whlcR will b. i0und ihe
fullest assortment on various subl CTS. oy
IA rest al. hO e. Of American and hnshsa
ptblieauOns T.. ,,,.
MIR. II .Naiis ta.te and Judgment ~ thS Sc
lection OF boz was above the IL - vi oSvN
collectors. and hi, library EN- races NsneD
uDt often ed to- sale AT auction. "
Catalogues are nov ready, snA an oo ns' ss
on sppncstlon. lno r"As .s ""'
o'''oN ." '~'' GEORGE W. MAYO.
,aa.n Auctlonsaa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
By Ja.. Macdonald.

STOCK OF EXCELLENT NEW
> CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS.
HATS.
STORE FIXTCRfs. SHOWCASES. IRON
SAFE. MIRRORS &C, sc,
AT AUCTION.
Having determined 10 discontinue business,
I vii sel ~ ny .t0rs. SO l5. east Main
street. WiTHOt q kEsERN =. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 5, iss9.
az l0A o'clock. nay entire stock of
MEMS. YOUTHS BOYS. .nd CliILDREN'5
CDRk~ REV. HENIOr CASHMERE,
PRINCE ALBERT CUT AWAY, aud
Sex SUITS;
A nne as.orfme. OF ONEhCOATS;
Large line of very fine PANTS sfd Nf,TS;
CT sTiEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
SHIRTS, HATS, &c. &c.
ALSO.
HERRING PATEN IRON SAFk.
= 2sILVFR.pLATED SHOW tAstn.
COUNTER TABLES. ~l RE Nlh hOhH.
fEIF FEEDING -IONE, Nc.
TERMS. AL suns ~ lp tnd under, cSsh
over siOO end under - o, thirty days; oyet
$3.50 and under 500. sixty uays, over TOO,
ninety days. for 800 cs satl .itcf.rily ereo sed.
kEENE JACOBS.
sale conducted by JAS. MAcDDuGALL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Mn JouS FLASNERy, Savannah, Ga
saws. would recommend Others aiilicI-
ed with headache as ! am to give Brady
crOtine trial.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
FOR RENT.

------------------77---7
TOR RENT, THREE DESIRABLE
4 Office. second n0or. Shafer's building,
'front.' on Main street. Those Offces are
now occuu.ed hy Sol. Haas. Esq. General
Traffic Manager Of the Associated Railroads.
Possession can be had latter part OF January
Applv 10 JOHN G. SHAFER.
mn.9tf No 1904 Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Over TWO HUNDRED pieces Of Dress Gingbams
have just been nj l3 cents 10 cents and ~ I2
cents yard There has been such progress made i'm
style O1these goods that they bear resemblance TO
those Of former Both stripes and PIaids
used and are exquisite in colOring and design
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Thy OUR "PLANrATIoN" CIGARS, only
50 per hundred, and . cents apiece
Owens K Minor Drug Company.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Don't GIVE ME anything else for
nothing does my children and myself
the good that Dr. David's Cough syrup
does.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

Every Department in our House has received New
Goods, and the Bargains i'll he prominently d play ed
this week Call every day, If possible and watch our
dVerIisements.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
Broad Street.


EOUND-FEBRUARY 2, on WEST
j Broad street, a BUGGY W Up. owner
can get by paying for This atycrusement.
fe3-tt y. ". BALL. finel Hospital.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
hotels
MEETINGS.

OFFICE or THE
RrCHMOSD UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPAyY. 80 BANK STREET.
RICHMOND. VA. January :, lss9.
4 GENERAL MEETING OF THE
y STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
UNION PASSENGER RAILWAY co. Will
be- held az the Office Of the Company, on the
Eth day Of r. tbruary, l.s9, az l. o'clock. NJ
BY order Of acting president.
ANDREW PIZzfSI. JR..
7la9-td Secretary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
Miller, ,RhOadS & Cerhart
ONE-PRICE DEALERS,
5O9-511 e. BROAD STREET.


\ CCTlON SALE OF BANANAS,
= APPL $ AND LEMONS.-We will sell
MOND Y. FFn RAY irH, it l2O O.c.nck
IA BJNCHES RIPE BANANAS; NJ BoXEn
LEMONS, 20 BARRE APPLES.
WILLIAM JkNkIN- x SON,
fe32t' lao East NAN street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

A WORD AT THE START

This unprecedented sale Of OverCOats which COM
,nrnCcd with Friday morning ~ WOrthy---and de-
,.nds---mOrc than passing consideration. Never be-
fore have had large number OH hand 40 late III
a., co.on The wcabcris responsible for this state Of
1,ir. soeIN The elegance Ofthc garments Conpr,$-
i,,p our SD SOB. S22 $50 and SIS grades have
,,r,cr bccu cnuaIied. and very proud OF then
rhc boudsoulc shades and COmcy shapIngS, together
b fhc rich trimmings, form the most truly fashion"
IL ror,ucnfs that DC designed. Many Of the
fIc have been ilnP0rtcd-aII made up---frOm abrOad
80 rou.cncnfIV possess all the CharaC CtcrIstics of
|l.o-onrbN English Goats. Others we've made here
80, fhrcs OF imported or domestic WcaVes, and you'll
,,robtc f0 imagine OVcTCCats for occasion that
,..,c uot anticipated y0uF thoughts and are ready
~ .lo,, tou---noi bat Thousands IhcrO are only
1,,t frt, ia Cur window we've devoted 10 this dis
,,l,t--fh.l's an room fOr--but the balance
are upstairs There are Medium Length trOck over
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
Weather Indications

wAsm~Gror. ID. G.. February p
p N- cuf fs ftin h
u4 anl Norfh Car0hna, fair. warm7i
-0ufhWesterly wllds.
-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03

RHEUMATISM is caused by lactic acid
in blood, which Hoods Sarssparilla neu-
tralizes and thus cures rheumatism.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-03
O'CLOCK 81

on the premises az the northeast corner u
Canal aui adams streets, iR the city % Rob-
MOI a, Va. We VIII -el bj III eciiOn OF tho
Chsucery Court o. Richmond, IN the suit 0r
schmidt against he transparent lee Com
pany," the complete Ice factory above ro-
ierrod a., consisting OF the lOt on the north
east corner OF canal aid Adams streets,
fronting lysA 10 feet. 70 an alloy, With all
nee = building thereon. Z the purpose Of
making AMI 20 ling Tee a complete 1T on ma.
chiuery tor the manufacture II tee, and fut
complement OF Office furHitnrr, fses,
wagons. &c. The real c-tato viii in all prOba-
billty be sold by it-olf. aud 90 that event, aud
most likely. thr machinery fOf making ico ~
Itself. ana fh rest or the personal property
IN small parcels.
FOR teims. zc., apply 10 the auctloneer.
BtN 4. q DMP,
JAt k y GUY,
o. HUNTtR. JR,
fe8-sudtu Special Commissioners.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-29
HOW IT WORKS.

The High Protective system Is bringing forth
legitimate fruit. In eight days after Harrison
takes his seat there are strikes and failures
among the manufacturing interests in several
sections Of the country and now in Mass
achuseiss-right at the center Of wealth and
prosperity-there isa great strike and the wheels
of fifty mills stand still and six thousand weav-
es go idle all the day. They ask for better
pay. The Plutocrats who roll in riches have
made their great fortunes out Of the War Tariff
Of 47.io per cent. The workingmen ask for
more pay because they are tsught by the Pro-
lection bosses that the Tariff Is land for the
workingmen- They, therefore. ask for some
metallic expression Of the fact, but the Cotton
Lords kick and shut down and thousands upon
thousands have then supplies cut of. And
this IS the way the blessed War Tariff works
1t enriches the Boss but turns out TO grass the
worker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-03-29
WROUGHT Up.

The Benton Leadsr's feelings are highly
wrought up because the members Of the
Legislature from Linn county did not vote
for The measures In the late legislature by
which over hundred thousand dollars
was needlessly and extravagsntiy squan.
dered. The Lsadey's words mean this that
the Linn county members should nave
gone to the Benton county and other mem-
bers and said Now, you vote for my bin
and ] will vote for yours you tickle me
and ! will tickle you." This seems 10 be, in
the estimation Of the Leader, the strongest
and best motive by which legislation can
be secured In the Legislature The Leader
should know that there are many men who
will not THIS sacrifice al Of manhood In
order TO secure a paltry appropriation. II
also should know that the representatives
OF Linn were elected to represent The tax
payers Of Linn, and not the -squander.
ers OF the state. II seems to have no con-
eeptlon Of the danger 10 the state Of form.
Ing combinations among and by members
OF the legislature whereby liberal appro.
priailon IL made from the treasury OF the
state TO be expended In some way for the
benefit OF the constituency of each Of the
members who enter into the combination.
II seems utterly blind 10 the fact that II
this policy Of .'I'li tickle you II you'ii tickle
me-" were followed TO fair conclusion Il
would completely bankrupt the state at
each session Of the legislature. Let US see
We believe the Leadsy boasted few days
ago that Benton county received between
$4,000 and $4,000 In appropriations That
county pays ST. Is,ooe.s7 state tax, thus receiy.
Ing back from the atase treasury three times
As much as II pays into the treasury. There
Is no earthly reason why Linn county should
not receive as liberal appropriations as
Benton, II they are to be granted upon the
'I'li.tickIe you if.yon'Il-iickle me" policy
Suppose the members Of the legislature
from every county 10 the state should enter
Into such 'combIne" 10 secure these"iib.
eral" appropriations where would the
money come from to pay the ordinary ex-
penses OF the state government There
would be none and bankruptcy and ruin
would ensue. The day will come when
The tax payers Of the state will recognize
he obligation they are under to the mem-
oers OF Linn county who stood on the
wat-t towers of the state citadel and warn. |
ID them Of the danger OF the so.eallsd pol
ey which the combine attempted to fast.
IN upon the state.