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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-14
STATE Weather service for Virginia

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 13.-A bill was
presented in the legislature to-day, looking
to the establishment Of a state weather
service, to cooperate with the United States
signal service.
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Stanley at suez.

CAIRO, Jan. 13.--Henry M. Stanley ar
rived at Suez to-day. He is enjoying good
health. He will remain at Suez for a week.
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Bond Purchases.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-Bond offerings
to-day aggregated S342. 500, all of which were
accepted at 107I for AIS. and 1876 for 4s.
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PLAYING HAVOC WITH THE WIRES.

,OswEGo, N. Y, Jan. 13-The wind is
blowing here at the rate of fifty or sixty
miles an hour, and is creating havoc with
telegraph wires. About 1:20 o'clock this
afternoon the tall spire of the Church of
Evangelists was blown down, striking the
roof of the church and damaging it about
90 600 -
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
The Liberty Fire Co.

Tile influence for good OF company
OF tireinen like the Liberiy OF Rea ling.
whose Saturday afternoon reception here
by the municipal authorities and tho
MeecacVe has been reported ia column
ot TIE DAiii REPUBLICAN, Is not likely u
to be over-estmated. On the whole. thu
company's exampe OF subrieiy promoted
temperance more than any temperance
society could possiply do, because 1t II
IN the arena OF Influence with the power
OF hviug example. The came may be
said oi their admirable discipline, Their
splendid marching, their thorouelness
and sutstaniiaoiiily Of equipment
their high, moral toue OF loyal devotion
! to their company hpd OF patriotic zeal fd
duty. While our report OF Monday
strong in their favor, It does them d
more than simple truth aud lu.tice.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

EVERY possible asqlsiance shoul<
be given to Officer Raymond's fre(
swimming bath proposition. Boyl
will take TO water Il there ID any yetst
TO take to, as naturally ~ duck4 end
the more they are kept from enjoying
this Amusement the more they win
wonder why they are prevented end
the more they will disobsy the injunc.
tion: when you swim don't go near
the water" Well arranged swim.
ming baths instead Of incrsaslng ~
danger Of boys drowning viii decreass
II. and besides, boys VIII be learn+
cd 10 swim and be prepared for any
disaster which may come to them III
after lie while upon the water, With
three rivers. two running through and
the largest Of them the eastern boun4-
dary OF the city, prohibitory hws fot
swimming will be a. openly violated
by boys as prohibitory laws for drink
ing would be by men. Rather give
the boys q chance and let them learn
to swim
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Sunday Dose era ton.

The boys and young men who havs
bsen in the habit of playing ball in the
suburbs Of our city have been induced ts
20 some distance in the country " In
dulge In their favorite game, and avoid
arrsst. Last Sunday number Of them
proceeded up the pike to holly Oak,
where they played all afternoon to the
great annoyance Of persops residing In
the vicinity. Complaint has bsen made
to Mr. Longstreek the owner OF the
property, and 10 70 probable that be Will
not allow them to occupy his grounds
again. Itis said that another gentleman
in the city 10 willing to rent . field for
such games, but u 10 hoped that injus-
tice has bcen done him, ss certainly bis
sense Of morality will not permit him to
openly contribute to such q desecretion
Of the Sabbath. The law will certainly
be invoked 70 prevent such sport
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
ch,sksn r,shs,.g.

= pAyty Of epcstinR nen assenbls1 "a
MsQt1ps voodA se&s Clay yisplt, slnl
Inareeig atletnooa. fos ~ pssposs bi
to1tiut the vaior Of thslr fS1spe6Aivs
postSFs. By some msans ~ minIois 81
the lsv got wind Of the AFFAIR, and news
Of their approach was given before the
battle begun. The owners Of the birds
hastily picked up their property and
managed. to reach the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, where thsy took refuge
under . calvert. Some ol their compan-
ions amueed the detsctives, Il u said, for
. time with game Of cards, cIgars and
Wsin bear. Amer passing an hour or
more in this way the detectives left the
grounds and departed for their rsspsc.
tive homes. Wien fully out Of sight it
Z said tho parties returned with their
"birdies" to the grounds and indulged In
a royal battle, after which they chuckled
not little over tho way 10 which they
had fooled the so-cAlled detectives.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
For Augustine and shin John L,rb,


On wednesday, 18Th instant, til,
steamer Win gton will commence hel
regular trips 10 Augustine Pier, leaving
this city twice every day. There Is nc
more delightful place within easy reach
oil this city. nnd this fact was appreciated
so well last season that Thousands oil
persons Improved tue opportunity OF
spending u day at this deligbtful resort.
The bath ng aud hshlnx are splendid and
thase trips afford families the privilege
OF enjoying a days pleasure at very
small expense.
On SUNDAY, aaa inst, the Whining
ton Will commence running TO Ship John
Light, leaving Fourth street wharf at s
a. III. This will give about three or four
hours tishing ON the oyster bede, where,
during the season, te finest trout can
be caught in abundance. For the ac-
communication of fishing parties there will
be tackle. bait and lunch provided on
board, which can be procured ut reas on
ahie rates There is no doubt but these
Sunday trips VIII prove very pupalA,.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Philadelphia Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.
May nth, 1890.

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s1s. m., rs p. m. -" Wv ~
Hxpresa Tor harrington. 80 and 100 p. m.
M E.p,1sccss !, ,or possf .rS .nrrgi,s,on and M
knpress n for o't 6.ps s charles. re Old ro,n. Com
tort, and Norfolk. II vs. .. M. and izoi nisht.
Leave fhiladeiphia. Broad Street for VIII
misinEson n Ssyprsss) 10 ;aa, 7zs 20. pS.
s%sS5~. K 4 4, Sss .sSs -, saiipa I'LL -;
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10 " andITss n. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For phiisdelphls lexpress). 81 2.sa an
siS A. NJ. ~. sia SA 7os. $50. and
Accounod..ior. 100. s.os sic A. 81, nia
ia 40. eS,, and lo.sV +. nj.
For C.ester {e1grsssh iSS sSl n.siA,M.,
Accommodation, go. sos eu .. M. u.io
i.2A A.io. ~ 30 aud io.SiP. H.
~ 'sss,n "a ~ A. =" "a" ,o1 NJ ~ IN
FOR West Chester via Lamokin. SO 4. N.
For New Csstie " IS night.
POI. Sliddlstovn, Oiayton. Dover. Wyoming
Feiton. iiArrington: briafevii,hs, M,ah ssAford
Baltimore and washington. AN, 500 p.iA
a. NJ, l2Od, AZ, " o.. -. s@ N. and
y. tsnight Baltimore emily e.'s r. H. and IL Is
Isr Lssve rhlladelphIa broad strss. for VII.
-; sS 90 ~ ~, 10 sN MA II ~ ,. M.
AZ" ncs,,nmo odstion, tSA Sia 10 9sa m. lam
soS, 6i6, 50. 10 04 and II ~ p. m.
For further Information, passengers are
referred to the ticket ONCE al the station,
Trains marked thus 90 are limited express
Upon which extra iare Is charged.
ChAs. n. PUGH. J. X. WOOD,
GanerAI Manarar. General PaSssnssr Agent
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
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Schedule IN effect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
kAsT BounR

Schedule In erect May II. 1890.
EAsr Bounn
Express trilna
NEW Yonx, week days. nis 7os.
slo.sl q. m., - 40, s5 Ss, II 20 d. IN, ''
New fork, Sundays, s2l3, sos a.
- 40 .53s u y. m.
40 r4isaslRnig r g. + & % wsGt .s 3, dags x RIP 90,
loai, sll SO A. IN; 90. - 10. zoo, 4 10, IS 81.
t25.. o %, s72d, $ 80. 20 0G, 10 D. m.
=, lPhiladnelphia, sundays, s2la, o so,
s," 20, "a a. . o. % u 70 a: M ! 90, 20 3 60
p. III.
Chester. week days eI3, 60, $50.
sos, ~ 49, 100, ~ ~. 700, 70 50, 30 81, 10 81,
'ilsD =. ~. zoo. g %, 500, 10. 23, Is IS,
6hester, sundays, q Is. $50, 7o,,
s5ss. 525. 6I5, s72G. 3d. % o., iop M
:. Atlantic CITY, n. j.. week days,
70 a. m, 2 ~, s24o p. IN. Sundays, To5
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washipe ton, = 80 !. 10 IS Is.
sitn Il II oit and Srinsina s g. s.,;sn sss,ly
delphia Diyision, 10. 80 !. NJ, daily. w ma
rcih,,,ssa5s; ch,sssas 1SaI; M; 's;os p N. daily.
IS Lncinmati l sna 81. Louis, 'i2.ic p. m. and
sinserly ACCOMMODATION. 40 a. IN. Isl.
".
Lsndcnberg accommodation. week days,
1.0a D.Jo. n. III. 2hi and SOC .. M. sundays
30 u. M; 81 and aea .. m.
TRAIns LEAVE MARKET srREHr srArrov
For Philadelphia week days, $50, Q. sA u, 80
'6.c7, 'a.g, III rs. a. IN. II. n ., as S.lS 800,
94o =. ~. Sundays 0 8, 3. m; IL "a, Z. 45. 2. 10,
T.r BsitiGore week days. 5.s5,.s.gr, 10. 45,
"; a., M, 2.45, 800 y. m. sundays. An
baltimore and principal stations on Phila-
| lelp lila Division, io.tS a. M, daily, except
For Landenhsra and way stations, week
days. so ~. ii. q. IN. Q u, 500 y. IN. Sun.
days, .. l5 n. IN. 2. 4s aud 5.0J p. m.
Chicago, .s.27 a. III. daily. except sunday.
Plusburg, 500 y. IN. daily.
| Cincinnatinnu st. Louis ell 81, q. m !.
daily except sunday.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA Fon WHINING ron.
Daily as o ~. ssi5, o 30, 10 Is. Gil. 81
q. m; II 20 noon, 81, 8 %, - 81. AS5, as 55
$50. 'Is2. $40. 10 10. II 80 p NJ.
Daily, except sunday, s5 Is, I IS, s 4.
a. m. y 30, 500 and 8 so y. IN. Sunday
| onlv \ 20, n. IN.
Telephone No. lol
NJ Kates to westsrn points lower thau
vtaany otherltae.
J.r. ODELL C.O.sCULL
| Genr Manager. SEN rrasa AIT
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Nothing To Laugh Al.

Our estimable neighbor, the Every
Evening, takes occasion to ridicule
our remark that ''if IL were not for the
tnriif put upon wheat the nations we
have named (wheAt growing nations J
would not only over run US with
cheap labor % they have been doing,
but they would overrun us too with
cheap wheat For the lite OF us we
cannot see where the laugh comes In
Of. With On affected posture of
credulity We are told that 1--WE (the
Il. E.) really would not have believed
before reading this that there was q
man in the United States who did not
know that We export about 100, 600, COO
bushels OF wheat every year to help
feed the nations of Europe" Well,
we do know that, but what has that
got to do with tariff 10 keep io.eign
wheat out Of this coun,rys We know
that wheat is raised much cheaper In
European and Asistic countries than
II 10 raised here vn account of labor
being lower. What can this country
do by exporting wheat TO country
principally supplied with wheat
raised where only from four to six
cents day is paid for labor as in
1ndia2
1t Is true that we export 100, 900, 600
bushels OF wheat, but where does II
20 10 and what is 1t used for7 The
{ greater portion goes to Great Britain,
not that that country is short of
cheaper wheat, but because American
wheat Is Of superior grade and Is
needed by mixing to bslng flour made
from Russian and Indian wheat up to
the proper standard for the finer
breadstuhs. Until the quality of Rus
sian and Asiatic wheat is improved,
and this is fast being done, there will
be demand in -four consuming coun-
tries Tor American wheat TO q certain
extent.
The anecdote OF the barrel of pick
cled pork does not illustrate. Is il not
hard, solid tact that although in
many other productions this country
produces hore than il needs. yet Tor
-eign products come In, and that too.
alter paying the duty rquiredr We
raise and exp ,rt more cotton than We
can use In this country, but is 1t not a
TACT that English cotton goods tlaunt
side by side with American made
cotton goods? Have we not even
stone brought here from the quarrics
oil england, Notwithstanding the fact
that there is stone enough ia the quar-
ries of America to supply the world?
Our neighbor has but TO cast its eyes
across the street to the beautiful Gem
trail Bank to see imported stone. de
hvered here as cheap and cheaper
than It could be delivered from the
quarries OF America, and notwith
standing the great over production OF
wheat in this country, wheat has been
imported. If there were no tariff on |
-,~hout, wfrat would hiuder the impor.
tation OF wheat from Russia and India,
raised where labor, in the first-named
country, is about one-fourih what is
paid In this country, and in India
from four to six cents'a dayp This is
no laughing matter, but we are in
earnest in what we say, and our
arguments cannot he answered by
ridicule.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

THE EFFORT 10 organize and estab--
lish . fire company In south vii.
mington should receive substantial
aid from our citizens. South Whining
ton is practically isolated from the
city proper, and when fires break out
in that section the property burning ID
30 far consumed a. to be worthless BY
the time the fire companies reach Ii.
Property on the South Side is still
rendered more insecure BY the uncer-
tainty OF the Third street bridge being
in order for the crossing of an engine
We hope the effort will be successful.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Coal, wood, Oats.

You get big loud Il wood, ana we
guarantee 2 2,e4o pounds OF good, Giles n
coal in every ton you order from A
Sergeant, No. 1t6 Maryland avenue
or Seventh and King streets. Our
coal is under cover and screened under
our own supervision. Kindiiug wool IN
large loads. Western oats II speciality v,
balel hay and straw by the ton. Yard.
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 545.
Central Office, 7ih and King street ts.
Telephone 5S7. Opeu in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

DEMOCRATIC members of City
Council have to be looked after and
provided with Offices In spite OF pre-
cedent, family claims or bondsmen't I
wishes. When Collector Kane died
his daughter even Was permitted I'd
collect the balance OF outstanding
taxes, but In the csse OF the lamented
Martin j, Mealey no amenities of con
sideration are shown. A cog In tho
Democratic gearing might break If d
politician were not given the office.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
DAVID ADRAMSOA'S s
InstaIImsnt House,
3l5 Tatnal Street.

Advertising Is a great h,ctor in tho
use the same rs bait to fool the buyers.
For instance suit worth S25 for ti5, or
carpets worth 70 cents for 40 cents. lf
buyers think awhile they VIII come
to the conclusion II is q humpug, as no
body does busines for glory. l say diff
ferent. give you full valuo for every
cent You pay, no more and no less. II
you want to be convinced. visit 3l5 Tat
nall street, where you Will find u full
line of mems. boys and children's cloth.
Ing, carpets, otlcloths. dress goods aud
dry goods sold on weekly or monthly
payments.
a bill above 90. sia week or ~ a MONTH
A bill below $40, soc week or ~ a month.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
To ha nuI,c

Twenty thousand pieces of wall pa bel
at II. d. Holt's. 2lS West Second ,trdet
line gold, embossed paper, 20 &c pt,
apiece; right nice Mica paper 0 &c /,
apiece also large stock OF all grade,
from the most common to the inest.
have lar.e force of practical pa bel
hangers and work done without delay
Estimates given with pleasure. H. D
Hour, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Ii,gh Keco,n,nonan,,on.

OF DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic BAlssln.
Said lady, 1t cured cases in my family
which Were marvellous cures. Size ssys
1t lie the best lung medicine ever made
Said gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption teu year. aao
so We can give them right along toi
coughs, colds, sore throat, aud the coug gh
III the grippe II Is splendid. soc. and 81
Sold by druggists. Depot. Fourth and
King. :
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Wilmington . Northern q. Il.

Zine liable IN effect May II, 10. Train
leave umlngton Trench streeu - folio ~
For leading. Birdsboro, Joanna, Bprine
neid. Maynesblrx Junction, UostesYilie,
v4t,svl!s, s,gsI!s,,,r ,TAma}u Ailsntown, Lebanon,
eiphia ane heading \. Il. 7.Sa a. M, 80
Al,,i y. IN.
Coatesvilie, fmbiseviis. Lsnspe, UhadS,s
Fora ana Mon ntcnnnin and In ter nedlAts nniS
40 n. M, $50, i.uO and 5.V0 p. IN.
on the L. & B. &. X. H., at 100 u. M.
2.30, 400 and 800 p. m.
For West Chester. 100 a.m., $50 and
5.SOp. m.
DAILY except Saturday and Yunusy,
For New Bridge And intermediate Dol n n
e.H p. n. and ON bAturday only At Iii and
u.lsp. n.
On 5uuaay for Reading and intern edists
points, At 10. / q. m, and for Gprlngaeld ma
Intern sAiAts poauts a. I. d p. n.
4, u, ,AcCAUsLAhn BOWNEBs BRIaas
E1AtaRasnk aeA HAss. Aast.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Gold Found In a Cellar,

An old woman named Baldwin died
Friday In Aurora. ILL.,, and the next day
friends, while looking about her house,
found $50 government bond on the
pantry shelf Stimulated by this dis
covery, they made = systematic search.
aud, In digging up the cellar. found .
tin ean containing 81. 900 in gold.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

Measles aud It's cough arc quickly
eu' Ell by using sim ms Cough Syrup.
hothcre, use II. Contsin7 no opiuIa; al
way safe lhe genuine sells at 25t, by
al druggists. Depot. Attn and KIM st t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Fruits and Groceries.

W. .. moore, horthwest corner OF Dtla-
'e avenue anu est stree, las lot
OF frstelass canned goods, straw berries.
pinespples, groceries, butter, eggs, an
other produce AZ reasonable prices, A
call 10 solicited.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
II Who are the Propyetors /? a.

VINO are the propros Of s. g. did you Well them
personally but do know wonderful blood remedy and
know personally and by reputation following named gentle
men, who ndore the propeo Of standing and
character. = -
L. g LAMAR, Chief Justice U. 8. Supreme Court
A a. COLQUITT, u s. Senator rfromG Georgia
JNO X. GORDON, Governor o. Georgia
JNO. T. GLENN, Mayor Atlanta Ga
T. ~ GKADY, Late Editor Of the Atlanta Constitution.
T. d POKIER, President Merchants Bank, Atlanta Ca
" a. MEMPHl!L, President Capital City Bank Atlanta Ga
T. :! HILL President Gate City National Bank Atlanta Ca
PAUL hcMAhE. VicePresident Atlanta National Bank
-
4 JONES CITY Marshal Of Fulton Arkansas mercuri
and the only result
m that made my life Of untold me sound well
Treatise on blood and akin diseases mailed free
o,,,.,,sssoo SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta Ca
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Now Is Ynn, channn

L. a. shannon has Just received d fine
line oi Pehts hanbei shirts at the lowest
prices, 3O5 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

All, LAUGH now at the Wilmington
base ball club will you? There are
more surprises in store Tor that c,ul
besides that Of yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

JN"
n WING to Mr..
|U Missimer's i'll
health the entire
stock ofDry Goods,
ETC., at the oldstand,
800 Market street,
'Russell's Bee Hive
is to be sold out at
once in quantities to
suit the buyers, at q
great sacrifice. Cost
not taken into con.
siderat i o n. The
goods must go, as
M r. Russell i s
obliged to return to
Hartford, Conn to
look after his busi-
ness interests there
at the earliest pos.
sible moment.
This is a bona
fde sale to close out
the business. You
can buy lots of
goods at one-fourth
| to one-half value.
Remember, every
dollars worth of
goods in the store
has got to go now,
no matter what the
loss to me.
| R. L. Russell,
| SOC Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

HoT GROWS the weather as Demo-
cratic nomination day for sheriff ap1
proaches. but it will be cold enough
tor those that will be lett.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

TnE illustrated lecture of Mrs. Balm
bridge, at DelawpIe Avenue Baptist
Church, last night, will bear repeat
ing. Those who missed II missed d
rare treat.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
nA8T ALL PRECEDENT.
Over two millions distributed.
Louisiana State Lottery Comply

-1o"AsA"ai" -oedeS Aotlely SOiNpy
Incorporated by tho Legislature, for Tdu-
eational and Charitable purposcs aud il
franchise made part OF tile presentSta tate Con-
lar vote snd
ITS PRESENT CHARTER ENDING
JANUARY lST, 1895.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place seni-nhnuuliy. June uMd De.
cember pntl It's grand single number
draw Ing Istakc place In eachof tho othcrI 0
mOntlis Of the year, and ARE NIL drawn
IN public. at the Acadciny Of Music.
New Orleans, La.
ave do hereby certify that we superylse
the arrangements for an the Monthly and
Semi Annual Drawings OF The LoiiisIauk
age and control the Drawings themselves, a nd
that the same are conducted with honesty. maj
ness, ami in good faith toward all parties nd
We authorihe the Company 10 use this certif.
cate, with iac-siniiies Of our sisnAiures attach.
| edtn its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

Ladies who value a refined complex iou
must use Pozzoui's Powder-it ploi ee4
u so!t and beautiful skin.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11

SHOULD the postofflce appointment,
fall to gallant "Joe" Duffy il could lot
be more worthily bestowed. He knows
BY long experience all the ins md outs
OF the business, and besides be carries
IN his body some rebel lead that he got
while fighting that we might have a
government TO keep up postoflices.
We do not SEQ what is to hinder Com
lade Duffy from making most excel
lent postmaster. No lactionsl fights
would follow his appointment
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
AGENTS WANTED

uon desired, write lexibly 10 the undersixne d
clearly stating your residence, With State
County, street and Humber. More rapid re- .
turn mail delivery will be assured by yo1v
enclosing an envelope bearing your fulI ad.
dress,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Latest styles.

A complete assortL ent OF gentle N On q
gold aud gold-plated watch chalns and
charms at Aillard =. Davis. No. Q East
Second street. Il
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
A Cuestion Of In Dor,

Alter all this question of tariff is
more question OF labor than any
thing else. Labor is cheaper in foreign
countries than in the United Stat. $.
and OF course foreign products us
consequence can be produc d cheaper
than in this country. We do not sup
pose anyboiy VIII deny this Then
without y tax on these products o.
ssGheaper labor they can be brought
intoSela- country and cold cheaper
than our own produc,ions, can they
notp This is such plain way OF put
ling il that ii is undeniable. We do
not believe that even our free trade
neignbor, the Every Evening, will
deny this. Then as natural copse
fuence with q low tariff. or no tariff OF
all, foreign products can be sold here
cheaper than home made products,
ana TO that extent lapor Is deprecia ed
In this country. Ii is remarkably
queer that laborers who profit by the
higher wages of this country do NOT
appreciate this TACT Slroug as it NAV
eeem large part OF the latoriue
classes most benefited by protective
tariff are found in perfect accord with
the British Parliament in opposition to
tle Mckinley Tariff bill.
Our manutactur, rs could get along
much better with free trade than our
1aboring men could. Establish tree
trade, or even reduce the tax on i'm
ports TO such an extent ae to let In
foreign products OF cheap labor, all
our manufacturers would have 10 dc
would be to cut down the rate O
wages they have been paying to the
extent OF the amount of reduced tariff
and they could go on us before. They
would have as good chance to make
money as British manufacturers, but
1t would be hard on labor. The only
Inconvenience the American manulac.
turer conld meet would be at first
These would be labor strikes without
number and possibly shutting down
OF mills ior time, but labor, which
has always had 10 yield to capital an(
from present appearance will alway
be compelled to yield, must eithe
take the reduced wages or go hungry
With labor the came here as in Eng
land our American manufacturers GU
manufacture as cheap as Englis
manufacturers, but tho laborer wi
suffer. We cannot make anythin
more out of the tariff problem tha
this, and therefore comes the create
surprise that laboring men should vol
Just as British free traders want thel
TO vote. Why do they do thisS
really looks as If they were de,e
mined to bring ruin upon themselye
Daily Republican., 1890-06-11
Painting,

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop sos West Second sire ct.