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TEE ship Francis has arrived at TaeomA,
Wash., from fokohamx. Japan, With 3ss.-
s5S pounds Of tsa eansignsd 10 Eastsrn
citiss.
y. j. KrRKLAxp. prominent Kaishs Of
Honor and sapsrintsndsut Of car shops at
Cresiine, Ohio. vas found dead, having
been murdered for his money.
CHoLRRA In spreading In NaQaskl and
other Japanese cities, the total deaths
thus far reaehing 800, and has appeared
on q Turkish frieate In Yokohama harbor.
Mrs. J. HoLDKs,. and her son Edward
have been nrrsatsd at Monticello. III,
charged with the murder of Harley Russell.
One held RussslIs horses while the other
shot him.
J.H. WARD. q well known member OF
the Baltimore corn aud four exchange.
committed suicide by cutting his throat
with razor. He had been suffering from
melancho.ia.
Tar schooner Richard Thompson, from
Pictou, p. E. l., with cargo OF coal, has
been missing two weeks and 10 supposed
TO have bean lost, together with the entire
crew.
NRAR GAINESVILLE, o., Ella Dewsr. q ra-
spectacle girl. was ovsrpowsrsd and erim.
inally assaulted by tramp. The fellow
win be lynched II canahi, the searching
party having q rope with them.
THE president has approved the SEN
tence Of dismissal In the case Of Capt.
Alonxo II. Miltmors, OF tbs quartermas-
ter's department, who was recently co.,
victed by court martial Of falsifying his
accounts.
IE Vienna there we're f2,00O singers In
tho procession. The American singers
were greeted with frantic hurrahs. II IL
estimated that the crowd numbered 45U, 90
persons. Fifteen thousand persons we're
invited 10 tina mayors snppsr.
IN Japan young man who was jealous
of bis wife, became intoxicated, and after
mardsring her ran amuck shrough the
street, and before he was overpowered
allied eight persons, fatally wounded four
and seriously injured four. He finally fell
dad, covered with spear and knit 3
wounds.
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Bur.ea as Dead Of Night.

NEw Yonx. Ang. Is
Frederick l.. Dunbar, farmer 81 pears
old, Is under arrest at Newark, N. j., for
secretly bnrying his wife. TIE old man
confessed that hs buti his wife on the
farm late one night but said he would die
before be would shew anybody where the
grave was. lie peFsisted la SAYING that
che died q natural death, and ii Ii gen.
orally believed that she did. Her condition
Of health fully warranted such an assump-
tion. His nephew, Mr. Crockett, said that
the old man was very close in money mat.
tets. The Id man told him thai be had
carried the body ont In shroud, which
HRS. Crockett gave him months ago, and
had buried her with his own, hands. lie
said that Dunbar was worth at least Co.
600, and that be had been married for
thirty years or more.
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Tho Present Condition Of Crops Store Va.
xorabIe.

E0Fabt@s
I.rScoIN, keb., Aug. IL.
Reports from nearly every county in the
stats as rule indicate q moro favorable
condition OF affairs than the estimate
made some weeks ago. While early con-
ditions were favorable, lack Of rain 10 the
month OF July bad the effect OF eating
short what would probably have been the
largest yield In the history Of the state.
The section most unfavorably affected Is
the tier or counties on the extreme south.
ern boundaries west from Webster 10 the
Colorado line. Here the dronttp was most
severe, extending from the middle Of June
almost mp 90 the present date, and 1t is
doubtful N the present yield 10 sufficient
for home consumption. An Offset occnrs,
however. In the northwest eRd north cen
tral section, where the average Is fully mp
TO and In many cases exceeding the yield
OF 1889. Added to this is q largely i'm
creased acreage. In the eastern and CEN
tral portions the outlook can be stated TO
lie neither very good nor very bad. prob
ably 60 per cent, Of that Of 1889. The
above refers more particularly 20 corn.
Ah1 aCfoMko VI NM1At va" teaNsf ehah
usual. The yield, with few exceptions, 10
nearly Mp to the average and the quality Ii
excellent. This il also true OF rye, fax
and harley, while oats are much the same
~ corn. Tbe culture Of the sugar Leet,
which vas tried this year, mainly as an
experiment. shows gratifying condition
taken aa whole. Nebraska viii fur
nish fully half yield, probably better,
as regards cereals. though the latter must
he faken as contingent on late or early
frosss. Vegetables will he scarce as ID Is
doubtful IL enough potatoes win be raised
10 supply the consumption. II H. doubt.
ful II much grain 10 shipped out, the gen,
sfal expression OF opinion Icing 10 ship In
stock from loss favored commanities and
10 dispose ofths surplus In that way.
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MowTnEAIa Aus IS
The Dominion Cartridge company has
received from the American Transporta-
tlon company copy Of the letter from the
treasury department u Washington recon-
msnding them not 30 accept for shipment
TO Msxico q consignment Of cartridges. as
a the time the goods were ready the bond-
Ing privilege which Canada enjoyed would
be abrok ated. The letter was laid before
the minister OF customs, who viii bring II
before q cabinet meeting. This IL the fret
definite statement that has been made BY
the American gpvsrnmeuts and II has ere
ated considerable surprise here.
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qcnsros,a Mr.. HIIl.
OAKS, NJ. d.. Aug. Is.

GRAND FoRKs. N. D.. Ang. IL.
DIR. G. ]. Allosay, OF st. Paul, has been
entrusted by President ]. J. Hill, OF The
Great Northern road, with the distribution
of some thorous Inbred stock among the
farmers living IN the districts along the
line Of the Great Northern where the crops
hare been partial failure. MIR. hiils
motive In to encourage the farmers to an-
gage In stock raising, and the stock u -
absolute gift. DIR. Alloway. is nov In
Grand Forks 90 his way TO carry Into
effect Mr. Hilrs wishes. Accompanying
him are nine thoroughbred Polled Angus
bulls, nine Short Horn bulls, tea HsEk-
shire boars and len Berkshire sows- They
will be distributed among the farmers along
tho line OF the Langdon lranch, The 81.
John branch and the Bottineau branch Of
the Great Northern.
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saoax CITY lave stoek-
sioux CrrY. Aug is.
Hoss -.Issesipts. i.sol; oaasiAl Saturday. I.sGaj
ss klshsr. selling Al ssssss.SaSs ;saIi Il ss.STS
sssis- nsssipsa 30. eiAe..l s..ura.y: a.;
shosss 90 10 Loo ponsds. saTsga.sS; TAR %
ssS n. = .ssa ssass. ss.ssss sss = "a
cows, extra choice, eosn-fed, s22sst.s0. gEass-
sss, fair 70 good, sl.ess2o0s common. slzss
sssls. ss ssassss i's sss; ss. sails
saivss. poor 60 shoiss. saoogs.se.
south OmHha 1--we ss@ek.
Hogs-Rsceipss s.ooo: cnasial saturday. o.
and &c higher. selling a ss.soessi
Cassle--heceipts, loo; of1cial Saturday,
ao2o; shiDmsnta II cara Markss i0c lower.
Chiesge Lave sssck-
cmoAoo. Aug. la
Cattle Receipts. $500; natives. Iosiss
sko0ss.osi packers. ss.sssasSi heavy. sss1s
sheep -Rsesipss. ic.OoOi market iosis0
Chicago Proaass
whsat- Unssttisdi cash. 81. ssptsmbes.
Coz corn12..1 IL s s..h, $50; ssp.sRbsr. .s,ss
osts-Wssk; sash. sic; sspssmbss. sIAe;
rTovisions- Pork. dun; cash sii.as; ssptsm-
Der, 81 10; January. slasTN. lard. dnll cash,
se:so: ssgtsmbsE. ss.soase.rAk January. ss.Is
short hibs-Steady; cash, $3.50; bsptsm-
bsr. sAx J.naasy sss2's.
kye-Stsady Ne. q ela4e.
nmriey'-sssady No. 4, 7.e.
Flax saed--Easy No. Si.H,
Tim0thy sasd-Prtme nrm At Sl.ts.
whisky-t1.I
Nsw xers Preaues.
NEW YonK. Ang. IL
whsaa Highsx sspssmber, si.essk I.osss;
December. sI.09S5I.IIM.
Quiet and Arrnar; western. 0esse.
Provisions r0xk unehanged ~ si1s09ls.ss =.
Lard hxmex asee.NA. nafssr nTm; western
7DS12oe. Eggs dull WESTERN. lev 2 lee.
ss. Leais Produce.
sr. LsoUIs. AIS. -.
whsss .sssl li,snss ~ and an'ss'isa' cash. So
osss iowsr; sssh. % sos ssptsmsss' sssss sss
psovisons- -Roxk wsak flIsA Lard. nazninr
akissy@ si.ia
MIlw.akss Preaass.
MILWAUKEE Ans. -.
Wheat -Easys No. sawsng. cash. lo1e I0se
september a71c.
Oats--saeadyi 10 white NPssc.
Barlsy Quiet No. Z. 0Te4
PseTia Preanes.
pKonEA. Ane. ~.
carn -Rirm N0a yellow. sses No syslsow,
s.Aia-- higher No. vAlss ss,4ssss; ~. .
Rrs sssras ana II aesaana ~. = sassas.
n
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oongrss.aoaal I.rocesdlagA

WAsnINafoN. Aug Ie.
In the ssnts to-day Quay gave formal
notice Of his intention to asa the senate to
adopt the order proposed by him last Sai-
urday TO commence voting on the tariff bali
ON Ang. 30 and 60 postpone till the next
session all other Legislative business en-
oept the classes Of bills spaciasd therein.
The notice went over iii to- morrow. The
ssnats then proceeded TO consideration OF
tie deficiency bin.
In the house the senate bin was passed
granting leaves OF absence to per diem sm-
ployes In the customs service. The Mis-
Chambers W.. Morgan was called up. The
majority report anda In favor of Morgan 81
tns sitting member.
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rslg Crops In aIlanssota.

81. Paul, Aug Is
This is great crop year for Minnesota.
Besides raising Al, 900, 900 bushels Of wheat
Minnesota has raised So 0tlo. 900 bushels Of
oats. Oats are IN important item this
Year to Minnesota farmers, for, while this
state had big yield, there u big short
aga in states south. TIE prospect Is that
Minnesota oats viii sell this year at 20
cents bushel, or 35 cents net 10 the farm
ars, a. against only IL cents net last year.
The yield Of corn is estimated al 81 .000, ,000
bushels M against aa,000, 900 last year
barley, 0,000,000; rye, $4,000; potatoes,
6,e00. 900: fax, 100000 bushels. IT ID
estimated that the value or this crop Ii
ssa,O20.o 600. a. against $so, $4,000 las.
season.
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CHICAGO, Aug. ~.
The announcement that the new railroad
transfer yards on tha Sidney track are
about ready for business has brought on
renewal OF the gossip regarding the fail
ure Of the English underwriters TO float
the securities OF the proposed re-
organized union stookyards and transfer
company. The drift Of opinion seemed to
be that the competition Of the new enler-
prise would seriously interfere with the
pfofls Of the old corporation and that dis
cussion Of thc laltsr's affairs wonld insvit-
ably result In the Illinois Legislature At It's
coming session taking action 70 materially
scale down the charges Of the stock yards
company.
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LOST TWENTY POUNDS.
cl~sslasa.. Good R.sora nj His ssassa4
Resort.

CleseiaBd's Good keeord NJ HIS ssastas
Resort.
MAaaox. Mass. Aug. II.
Ex- President Cleveland has lost over
twenty pounds Of flesh since his sojourn II
Marion. Masa., and the array sait which be
10 most partial 70 In the dsytims has bskun
to Zap about his limbs lin tbs wind. ns II
taking life decidedly sssy, his faso<iks sse-
reasion being 10 90 dawn 20 tbs waves
side, sic down on Iebstsr pot and tnik by
the hour TO ths nshermep. Joe JeAerson
frequently comes across from his summer
homs, and ths sx-prssidant aud Hip yan
wlnkle have rnany ehst toRsahss. Cisss-
land says he prsfsrs this piAcs 90 almost
any other RESORT, because he Ii u0hanpsrsd
by CEREMONY and not boshsssd by fntsf-
ruptions. He can so TO bed whom he hkss.
get up when be Iikss, 90 nshina. or any
thing else, without bis every movement
being regarded.
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WMNIPKo. Man. Aug. ~, ...
There was cold spell last night, the
Thermometer dropping to IS here. Re
ports have been received from all points
reached by telegraph. but only from three
places Was the freezing line reached. An
other week viii see the beautiful wheat cut
and in fortnight the harvest will be COM
pleted,
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W4M0RR, Aug. IL.
j. A. Johnson, > conductor running ont
OF Wymore, Rss allied in tha 81. doe yards.
His train was b4inR pulled MP 10 the depot
aud he bad GOT ont ON Top and stated
toAQrd the front end. Wien he had gona
short distance he made misstep and
fell between the cars. which passed over
him, cutting him IN pieces and bruisiog
him beyond recognition. Surgeons we're
sent for and bis remains we're placed In q
conn and taken hoas on q special train.
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HIaHMDnE. ~ d., Aug. Ia
Yesterday iire was discovered IN Grow :
opera house. Il xas not cheched until
nine blocks we're destroyed. ?. 4. CFow
has been arrested for aracn.
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BUFFALO, Aag Is
The strike here remains unchanged. Ths
switchman are stiIl iirm and not o freight
train Is moving. Passenger trains are
running on time and no disturbance is en-
psctsd.
An Important Conference being Heid.
BuvxALo. N. ~. Aua n
An important conference IN now being
held. Those taking part 10 il are T. v.
powderiy. OF the Knights OF Labor; sar-
eeant, chief Of the Brotherhood OF Loeo-
motive Firsmsn Howard, grand master of
the Brotherhood OF Railroad Conductors;
wilkinson. of Galesbarp. H., grand master
OF sass BrugnernUua Or rsasirvad rrninmen.
and Frank Sweeney, grand master OF the
switchmens' Mutual Aid association OF
North America.
K. orI. Deilb srations Faded.
NEW Yogx, Aug. II.
The executive board Of the Knighss
OF La. or, which has been In
session CT and on since Friday to-day
presented the result of tkeir deliberations
o. the Nav York Central strike TO Vice
President Webb. That Official said h.
woald give an answerto them this after
vanu
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TsoRDoa. AUG. h.
Davis Dalton, an American, has accom-
plished thsNfsa Of swimming tbs English
channel, from 0risnex 10 Foskest0ne on
Ahis back in w snaJ -tArss hours ard . half.
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Peglsl.esI ~ cue FLAMES.

HsKEGr0x Pa Aug Is.
The hoase occupied By Nicholas Bran-
don nsar here burned yesterday and he
psrishsd 10 the flames. u y bsiisved hs
wns Intoxicated and apses lamp.
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cyclone aud uall ssorna.

PAR1s. Aug. iS.
A cyclone and hail storm In the depart
meni Of Aube ravaged eighteen commnni-
ties and destroyed the harvested and grow
lne crops. The loss Ii estimated at nearly
Ak nnf. oflD frances.
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Unlucky Contractors Blow up village
with Giant Powder.

RED Cur, Col. AUG. Is
The contractors for the Denver a Rio
Gtanle railway. Rndiog they coald net
finish piece OF road according 10 contract,
put in o heavy blast containing over enc
ton OF powder after notifying all persons
TO leave the town OF Red Oliff and seek
safety farther up the mountains. The
blast was touched on, and after the amoke
c.ear,d away Il was found that the whole
village Lad been almost demolished.
Nothing was left OF i've houses, while thirty
Others we're badly WRECKED aud rendered
unlnhabitable. The houses will be rebuilt
1t The expense Of tbs contractors, In the
meantisne thirty Ave families win be eom-
pel.ed 10 live In tents.
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All Men to Be Shot Who Are
Not Ready at Once for
Military Duty.
Attracted 10 Pablic Entertainments
and Then Seized BY the Po-
lice and Drafted
President Barillas Names His Terms
or peace---The News In
General.

nAA EnANcTsco.. Aus. Is
The recent Central American mall
brought letters from formerly WELL
known physician of this city, who has been
in Guatemala during the past year. lie
says proclamation has been issued that
all msn who were not ready for military
duty would be shot. Nearly all the men
who frat went 10 the front have been killed
In battle. Every servant, even those on
coffee plantations have been drafted, and
there are not enough left to supply food.
Provisions bring enormous prices. Busi-
ness is af standstili and the city under
martial law. About $4,000 soldiers have
already left for the frontier. The men are
attracted 90 public entertainments and
then seized by the police and drafted into
the army. Twenty Americans and as many
Germans and French offered their services
10 Basiilas, but they we're refused.
narilfss' TsFrns OF Peace.
CrTY or MnxIco. Aug ~
A dispatch from Guatemala says Presi-
dent Barillas received the members OF the
diplomatic corps, who called TO ascertain
his terms OF peace. He responded that bis
only terms were the retirement Of Ezsta
from the government Of Salvador and the
re- establishment Of The state of affairs ex-
istinC prior TO the death Of Menendex, and
that Salvador treat Honduras and Gnate-
maia as allies and not foster rebellion
against either Of tie governments.
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HAwkEyE NEWS.
status of shs Des sIeines River Land Cases
--The Bfisiaws Murder Case,

Status OF xHB ltes MutnNs kAtsof Ashua 1aaes
--The RIisiass Murder Case.
DRs MomEs Aug. IS.
The ness that the government has de-
cided to appeal the Dssr Moines riyef land
cases brought JOY 10 tho hearts Of the set
tlers last week. They claim TO be very
hopeful OF having their titles al last con-
Armed. They say they will present their
case on different lines from those already
passed on by that tribunal. All movement
towards securing iodemnIty will be aban.
doned until this appeal is decided. At
torney General Stone, In talking OF the
matter few days ago, in answer TO .
request for q statement Of the principal
grounds ihe appeal, said: Well, OF course,
there was the obvious one that 1t was an
exceedingly important case. one which in
volyed the welfare and happiness Of thou
sands OF families whose sufferings every
right minded nan sympatnizes with, and
whose rights are worthy OF the most care
fuI consideration. Cases Involving large
amounts are usually taken 10 the court OF
last resort. and felt that the state OF
Iowa and the settlers were entitled to the
fullest possible hearing.
Besides this, there was reason urged
by me. which struck the attorney general
with especial force. II is one, the justice
Of whichlSwill strike every lawyer. In
hrs decision o. the case JudRs Shiras took
the opinion of the supreme court In the
former casss and followed is. The case
presented by us was not the same case
AZ any Of the others. II was, we think,
af0<.lA
mad been brought up, but the facts were
largely the same. Tue spirit of obligation
70 follow presidents and to avoid even the
sembiance Of conflict with q superior
court, which every good lawyer feels, made
Jadxe shiras decide - he did. lie very
properly intlnatcs in bis decision that as
the other river land cases had been decided
in the supreme court, this ono ought TO be,
as we'll.
Lawyer RIiiings' Case.
The Iowa supreme court is still to, be
kurdened with the celebrated case of NJ. Il.
Billings. The case was mp at the May
term ON q motion for reirial and the deci-
sion is still pending. Should the court
decree in Billings favor, however, IL would
probably end the matter, as Bremen county
would. hardly go 10 the expense OF
another trial. Billings nov comes
forward with a motion which he has
prepared in prison, denominating himself
appellant pro 90 and aE attorney and Of
Acer OF this court, and moves to strike
the name OF II. A. Dawson from tho list OF
counsel for the state; 90 prohibit him
from further appearing as an attorney
for the stats In said case, and that
proceedings be instituted for Eevok-
ing the license OF sad Dawson and to
dssbar him, on the ground thlt Dawson is
s.sssy af tha u4nazmsi sinia,so"s ef kas
duty as o counsellor ut lsw. Billings goes
on to make o long list Of sensational
charges upon which the motion il based.
Dawson is county attorney OF Bremen
county. having been elected to succeed
Kingsley, whom Billings IL charged With
having murdered.
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Mlnnshaha Coanty Farmers Jubsiaas.

Sioux FAIrs, Aug. 1e-Speciai'
The heaviest rain Of the season com.
meneed here at q. m. and is still falling
at ii .. m, The farmers are jublinnt, n
II will be great help to the corn, sintai
wheat. aAx ard pasture. Whtas VII
yield I6 TO 23 bushels; oats, SO to IN; fax.
10 To is; corn 80 10 the acre.
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EoNhoes Aos -
R0liands mill At Mi.egplatling. near
Manchester, burned. Isoss, Rt2o. .te0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-03
, wolAy,s NARROW ESCAPE From FLAMES

Mrs Fanny Powers. who lives at No. 362 AtlanticaVe.
Rrooklyn had an extremely escape from death by
suno alton last night About II O'Clock fire broke
in the shoe OF Marcus Wise. which i the ground
floor and before the nremen got to the building IL was
burning nerccly The house quickly filled with
sn okr and were. for time that several
lives would b. lost. Fortunately. however the inmate,
Of the house aroused shortly after the fire dis
covered and except Mrs Powers Ned from their
Mrs Powers lived tho third nOor, and when she awak
.ned all escape by OF the stair, OF by the
flames, The thought that every body out of
the building when she appeared ~ the window Of her
room, cr..g4 FOR help Ladder, quickly raised and
taken rom the window to the ground IN safety.
onsidfrsbly by the excitement and smoke.
The IRE caused damage OF only si,2Co.
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pioneers the work which they have undertaken
with heroic courage seems lmmeasureapiN pc
yond their resources. Education is the IeaNeh
neede/ to leavcn the whole lump OF braZian
society. IN some Of the provinces efforts nave t
already been put forth to render eeneh harc been
made for the maintenance of schools but IN ,he
remaining provinces there are the most iii"uc
quate provisions for education ACCORDING W onv
of the latest official returns there are petweeh
5000, 900 and 1900, 900 men, women anu chl'uIcn
in Brazil who can neither read nor
write. Until this illteracS $ S rerwa,
ncnt RELIGIOUS revival in the Roman Oathonc
Church nor any marked progress of lrotestant .,
with its open Bible The budeeis N"tei ~ , s
Chambers have been appropriated malnIy l0r
HIGHER educatan-for the medical, law. poNtecn-
mic. mining. military and naval schools when
are TO he visited in Rio. Not ono OF these IN
stitutions is worthy of the national capitol
There is not a university in Brazil. nor IS there
a single technical school of high rank. Pnvate
bencfactions have been swallowed up ny In
Vulnerable hospitals and asylums many OF lnc.i
now out Of date and useless. while INSTITUTIONS OF
learning have not been founded. II there ne
such backwardness In promoting the hisncI
schools. what must Re the state OF primary cduca-
tion when dependent upon the eNhaus'ed cN-
cheouers of the ovcrtaXcd provinces
Perhaps the most hopeful sign for the cause OF
education and religion is the adoption oi educa1ed
suffrage as the condition of citiZenship, Ins
vii oncratc in two ways II will create gen
cral desire for education as means III wv an
tainment Of the rights Of citizenship ana l, VIII
compe the governing classes in all .he ir"Nln,Ir'
TO multiply schools and to support them ,lperalN;;
Negroes or Portuguese who do not themselves Ie'u
"bildTcn The non-voting population will insist
upon having hocls brought within their reach,
and provincial assemblies will make more l gen,
erous grants for primary education tnah 10; :;
ever been sanctioned. Under the hepunn1I 70
literacv. which is now source Of national r.
nroach. will inevitably decline IheTc VII uout
more light in this benghted land. Wl'i "9 Il'e
there will come religious qwcKen'ns "'
tombs Of a dead faith. ~