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good form, but defective In color, Is per-
haps crossed with another, which Is
faulty IN shape, but Of novel and desira-
bic shade. A weakly grown variety
may be used in an effecti-e way in a
combination with stronger grown. hack
ing the particular qualities Of the for
mer> As with the grandfather and
grandmother, MIR. Bertermann pointed
out where breeding the dark red rose,
supported by q weak stalk. to the puny
white rose on healthy stalk. . splendid
pink rose, supported by well developed
stalk, was produced Sometimes the
florists ideal is kept 80 constantly in
sight that the pollen of 6 particular
strain becomes more or less futile.
Growers of cyclamen and gladiola ha-
bitually call in the aid of microscope
to determine the state of the pollen in .
highly bred Seeding. If it is found to
be uneven-not plump clear and regular
in size and outline. the plant is dis
carded IS a propagstor. and another
chosen which promises to allow the de-
sired results in size, form and color OF
flowers.
Hvbrids between two distinct genera
are by no means common. Mr.. Berter-
mann cited one example In philageris.
cross between the beautiful and climb
ing Lapageria roses and the bushy Thi-
lesia buxofolio. which Is intermediates
between its two parents. though not
nearly so desirable as either. Species OF
the same genus frequently refuse alto
rether to cross Sith each other, and
some again will cross only one way
Florists. however. have never been able
to lay down any definite rule. and excep-
tons can only be learned by experience.
For the most perfect and symmetrical
flowers, i, is best TO select single flowers
which are most perfect in their petals for
seed bearers. Another interesting fact
is that single or semi-double sorts. with
flowers of a regular, symmetrical forma-
ton.
Its fascinating business" said Mr..
Bertermann, and the only trouble is,
florists who make ii business of raising
flowers for the market. Us we do, have
not the time to devote TO hybridixation-
That work is done most successfully by
gentlemen who make the business n con-
slant study. The best man at hybridiza-
tion in Indiana, perhaps, is the florist at
Purdue university. lie makes the breed
ing Of flowers speciality, and is certain
" very proficient in the business"
Are artificial coIorinas mach used
now
Very little. as compared with former
times, for the reason that all tints can
be obtained by hybridization. Cut white
flowers are sometimes placed in ink, and
by absorption they take on . blue tint.
And then roses are sometimes given =
blue tint by placing about their roots
iron dust from around anvils In black
smiths shops.
IL observed strange thing recently.
/ had placed some hyacinths III water.
and after they had stood for n while the
color all left them. In handling tbs
earthen pots in which they were placed.
their departed color stuck 10 my hands
from the outside of the pots. The water,
it seemed, had drawn the ooloring mat
ter all out of the flowers. and it bad set
tied on the outside Of the eartbenwE--
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Potatoes steady with light demand. Apples hfm
md n shade higher. There Is an advance OF about
l5c Der bushel onions. Eggs steady al i5c. But
Ter in fair demand for choice.
WICHITA, Kan. Jan. =
POTATOES-Kansas acc per bu northern DC
ORANGES-M Mexican 10 as 30 per crate tIorlda
5 ,594 0u per box.
IEhONS-Mas s. 5)s:5 80 per box
APPLES l. per bu: IS - per Dbl. -
CABBAGE NortherI - jJCg4 UO per 100 ID.
ONlDNN--Spanish SIC per bu. kansas Soc.
BANANAS'-Sl 51S2 ~ per bunch.
F,iG>-!4ai5 Der GoZ.
P!-9-J FIi.-Eaucy creamery 25c. choice creamery
92 choice butter l>c: fair i5c; cooking bGJter lUc.
TEiCk kkNS-Dressed 6;sCsoI per 10 live - W - sc
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Wichita Gram Market.

The New York Mail and Gpress says OF the corn
market. There was eager pressure TO sell corn ana
with fine weather all through the corn belt there
was 40 Q, up the offerings. Inc movement IS IN
rreasinc over last week. tremendous total OF i,o
COS and If the pre- rate keeps up the receipts VIII
probably cross the 5.tGJ0n0 bushel line. Corn s
very low There seems to he no activity IN the local
wheat market and prices are unchanged
WICHITA. Kan. JAM Z
GRAIN-Car lots on track:
WHEAT-Good milling tNt5Sc, whlle otner grades
are quoted at ~ ana down
COnN-No. s, l2Gl5c.
OATS-l2@i5
ENE-No > 2ed2ic No s. 2Sd22c.
HAYS 90 per ton; ~ u in car lots.
GROUND IORN-ChOp III car lots sc per lOO los'
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK. JAM.
Money on call easy. higher; from Cos per cent.
last loan 4, closed offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper 5t.J7H.
Sterling exchange quiet. nut firm at "a SG1S for
sixty days bills and 81 S411 for demand.
The total sales of stocks 579 lG6 shares.
The stock market was weaker snd closing prices
were general ly sc below Yesterdays close.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
The following were the representative Sales VI
SHEEP

The demand was light and market steady at yes
Ierday's prices.
Good mutton sheep. s0@l0O lbs. o94CS5c
Good stock wCthers; 7dtgo5.. oc
GOOD to extra lambs. S41Eo
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

The following rates under the different headings
will be charged.
EEPAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
40 advertisements taken for less than l0cents.
One line advertisements charged same rate as two
lines
NO OADVERTIsEMENTS TAKEN ITO RUN UN-
TIL FORBID
Prices given under classified heads in this column
applicable only TO local advertisements. No foreign
advertisements taken at prices given
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care of the
EAGLE Office should be called for within 10 DAYS
after insertion When advertisers wish replies for
Warded to them stamped envelopes must be sent.
Reference TO former advertisements should give
description and date of insertion copy of the ad
yerTisement should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given or dis
continued by telephone.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
YSteerS,

Receipts 7l5. The market opened steady at yester-
DAVIS close and broke 212c on receipt Oh early Lee
gram from eastern markets. Iradlng was DflSh
and bulk of thehos were run over the scales at oi
The close was called steady. We quote;
Choice sorted 2.0R260. 4l13CtS ~
Light mixed aUCg343 pounds. - @S il19
Heavy mixed, 24J8JoU 50 % 4l1s
RoUrh did sows q q ags.-............ 10 @SS %
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Wichita Leather Market.

There has been no change in the market since yes
tsriay thourh the general tone OF the market is
trn, Secured oak sides and backs are in demand,
Choice rough stock Is easier though IN Ialr dem-nd
WICHITA. KAN, Jan. q.
SOLE IEATHER-(Slaughter) 26a2Sc. s. A. p
ta2Sc. good damaged = aE12c,
HAhNtSS-No. | OAK &c, l. h. soc, lulon &c
CALF-Domestic t54 81 "a, French 81 l0sI 81,
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

WANTED-Ladles and gentlemen who are in
~ terested in bookkeeping. short hand telegra-
phy penin2nship, tyrswrtring or any other ousl
ness branches 10 call az the Southwestern Business
Coilege. corner Douglas and Topeka avenues Sec
ond term OF night school begins January ith
dis. Sk
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Wichita Provision Market.

The local demand is light is usual this season Of
the year but orders FOR car load shipments are in
creaSnG-
WICHITA. Kan, Jan. :.
SUGAR CURED MEATS--Canyassed or plain
Hams. 70 pounds ana up. 9H,esllAc
Hams, l-ip pounds and up ~ lSA-C.
Hams. small sizes. 10 To y pounds. nGS12l4c-
breakfast. Bacon dun width or strips e5ess1tc-
Or ed becf--haIn JeNtra uTyl Sc
SmokeQ Beef Tons Sues, per dog. 81 %.
Cottage or bonelesS Hams, 51sc.
SIDE MEATS
Clear Backs 10 00 per L lbs
Long Clear Bacon. b1s4ke'sc.
Escon shoulders, 3hs,s5Slc.
Fresh Pork Sausage. No. /, 5ifS6c.
Fresh PORK sausage, teXtrss) o-sc-
LARD
Choice family. &C.
Bakers Special, oc-
Pure Leaf 6ssc-
Slar tA4C-
Pastry bi4c-
FRESH MEATS ,
sides or \, hole Carcass 5l4SSc-
Hind Quarters, 5ss1Asc
Fore quar- erS. 25seso,ac-
I.oins, steSc
Pork Lulns. 5l.c5Jc.
Tender Loins .c-
spare Ribs &c.
iSackbonos e.
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FOR RENT--City Real Estate.
Under this head 2C d line per day.
For EXCH4NGE.

I-rder this head &c per line per day
YNO EXCHANGE FDR LA&D-Stone creamery
building lxtU feet two and half stories, equip
ped with modern machinery, steam engine and
boiler ice mousse Refrigerator and coOpershop; To-
4caied In southern Iowa. Address Otto Greet 0ska-
oosa. Iowa. d&u
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
Wichita Live Stock Market.
CATTLE.

CATTLE.
Receipts u. shipments none. The recelpus, We S
only moderate to-day and consisted NANNY oi soou
butcher steers COWS and heifers. when Iouhu quoA
sale at steady to strong prices. we quote:
49, lA,rarar tnarl- EatalI
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Jan. l.
The Daily Indicator reports.
FIOUR-Very dull. XX sc; XXX Sc: family
$40; choice 81 2j fancy 81 4O extra fancy 81 ~
al -; patents II '5Gtl ~. o.,
WHEAT-Weaker- No. hard cash 621sse3c
No. red cash 6Yc.
CORN-Quet. No. cash 21l4c,
OATS-No cash l9c.
RYE. No. cash 315ec
MILLSTUFF-~t,,.,4y. bulk prices quoted.
TLAXStED-SI ~.
CORN MEAL-i5c.
CORN CHOP-43c.
BRAN-2ac.
SHlPS1 UFF-k0c,
BUTTFR-Actve and about steady. Fancy cream
cry 2W2lc. good l6Gl1 fancy dairy l5c. common laS
loc.
CHEESE-Ful cream Northern twins l04llc,
Young America ltql.C, western SiSc, skimmed i9
DC
EGGS-Quiet at l5c.
HAY-VerN quiet, strictly fancy prairie, S. 506e
6 20 good to choice 50a5 0o poor els2 %
LIVE POULVRG-falriy active. Choice hens
Fl % ~ -. roCsjtrsSl 25.l so sprns chickens -
a. 0J. turkeys, iSgec per Id.
pRONISIONS-Fery dull.
HANS-1lc.
BKEAKFAST BACON-sa4c.
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRIED SAIL MEATS Short ribs IS So long
clear : 49, shoulders ;! 81; short clear IS -
SMOKED MEATS-Short ribs s. SIZE: long clear
So % shoulders IS l2Io short clear 45 IA
PORk-Dull at Sll 10
LARD-RedQed IS S7le.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
ghe aaa Daily Eagle: daaednesdaY 7Hormine january

h., No. ! gre.n salt SIC, No 2 green salt nc
dry hides 4061ec per lib. bulls aud stays l1sc.
TALLOW--No. l 314c per lb No. 2 Hfc.
SHEEP PELTS--3a75c each.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

Wichita Horse and Mule Market.
The receipts were only fair but the demand con-
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ST. Louis Produce.

st. Louis Produce.
ST Louis. Mo-. Jan. ].
FLOUR-Quiet, but steady and unchanged. xxx
50 2'd4 Or choice - 102 50 fancy 10 5sI i5; pat
ent - l0s4 ~
WHEAT-Lower. The close weak with May
sSIR-c ami July &c below yesterday No. red cash
1i5sc asked January I1ssc asked; March 1sc asked:
May Sl6iS lac asked June Sbac; July 1t1ac.
CORN-ACtive No. mixed cash Ha5sC,
February 2Ieg2ssc May 2,4sly27Sac asked July 2Ssc
OATS-Lower. No cash &c May 2I$sc bid;
January 2lc asked.
KYE-Lower and dull. No, , I01sc-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
INSTRUCTION

rrdsr this head DC per line per day.
w Myers artist. Instruction given IN land
W ye painting StuG.o rooms Il and y b.tt4us
.sorrs daA-as
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
Kansas City Produce.

BUTTER-DuIl, Fancy creamery 27@27l6c. fair to
good l7G120c finest dairy iStS2Uc, me loGlc.
EGGS-l6,4 1876.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
EpREsENTATIvE SALES.

The following are the representative sales Of cattle
~ otncE wards Yesterday:
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

Under this head &C per line per day,
nor KEET-Cheap. Hotei Midland, - rooms, Al
4 f. Douglas ave. Barnes & sob. -. Douglas ave
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
FOUND.

Under this head &C per line per day.
L>OCND-A check signed by J. w. Hawn s. Co.
Owner have same by calling 81 Enterprise l5s
north Main, dss &
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
STOR4GE.
Under this head e per line per day.
FOR TR4DE.

r-nder this head 2c per llpe per day.
JTUR IRA DE-G0od clear property for an upright
J. piano. and 50 "a drug stock. Wichita keai Is
tate cor pany I52 &osth MarEet sire l. c4o-%
r-OR TEApE-fmproved farm Of ~ acres 70 trade
& for Wichita pFUp-rty, sJocs Of merchandis".
second hand goods o. live stock Gail at or address
So East DyCglas avenue. n'S-ft'
y1,O TRADE-S2 sJ in good mortgage paper for
4 Wichita property: dwelling house property pre-
feyred. Ca Oh cr address j. G. 4 a. the Hotel
NetrOpole. Wichita Kan. et-ot
J,OR TRADE-Farrn in central Illinois for wichita
L property. Il, &. Dubois County building dIaS-ts
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
STOLEN.
Under this head &c a line per day.

CTOLEN-On night OF January 5. from AZ north
= Nillwood. West Wichita a bay horse. weight
about 40 pounds, sore right side Of Tcse sprung
in knees. no shoes on when taken. liberal reward IL
returned. also from Cedar and Exposition avenue.
West Side. a bay horse weight about 30 pounds.
right eye out, star in forehead, shod when taken.
liberal reward IL returned Gt5-SJ@
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c per line per day.
w ANTED-CauyasseT u canvass IA th-- county
w good salary 10 the proper party taLI on or sd-
dress W. +, Gibbons. sweet Home ho'e. ot-@t-
y1rANTED-A good live agent for the CaIiersph
w il u icEits- Liberal itduceIneri, 70 first
Glass p1Frv. Address n once. l.. b Hung q Co.
" le-writer Headquarters. No, ~ T. sth street,
Kansas City, No. dt+-iN'
yITANTFD 4GENT-In everv city tovu and
~ village ~ the United states except In
state Of ksnsa. 70 take Inscriptions Fos-nlAstef-
can MAKE money. No czpitsI required. sempsn
copies -r-e. Casn commissions money can b- made
by getting up clubs Address tne " lcA4ta EAsie.
Wichita, kaa. sl-tt
4 GENTS WASTED-In evAry city and town 81
~ the United States except IN stale - Kansas m
Sell e lawyers jUss the book ever lswyer needs
endorsed by lawyers everywhere cells ~ sight.
ceseys necessary, a. book can be ce!lvered whs.
s.le J. made Applicants must - ab.s 70 furnish
reference wne1 required EuIl particulars free
Address the WIGHT. Eagle, WlcnitA~ kaa- 1I-tt
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
Wichita Hide and Tsnow Market.

Wichita Hide and Isllow Market
There is no quotable change in the market.
WICHITA. Kan, Jan. I.
HIDES-No green s1ac per 10, No.2 green &c per
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
FOR SALE-NiScelI0neOas.

FOR E--NiScelI0ReOuS.
Under this head &C per line per day.
ENOR SALE-Cheap. shelving. counters and
l. other fixtures. Call at once at S23 east Douglas.
d4J-3t*
I'OR SALE-A fine Mo-ler safe for s.5 cost FPS
Il Rooms and Firebaugh block. dii-6t.
I.IOR SALE-Deeds, mortgages and all kinds OF
Il legal blanks;blank receipt books, note BOOKS
at the Wichita Eage ONCE Orders by mail promptly
attended 10. q lU3 II
L'OH SALE-Scale hooks. short hand writers nots
~ hooks, blank recei pt ana note books and legal
blanks OF every kind Mail orders prom pity
Gto. Cail cn OF address the Wichita EAGLk Wlch-
4, Kan. l4Utt
ENOR SALE-A handsome lithograph map OF the
Il city OF Wichita; gives names of streets pubic
buildings, colleges, parks. etc. size l2xl1 on linen
paper, price eacn: for III cents - cents per
dozen. Address the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan.
d iy9 u
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
WANTED--BO4RDERS.

Uuder thi- Ifnf = per iIns p day.
AETFI-Tvro young lady boarr3ers with refer
w ence in q private family t.Fe books from
ts1siness certer address q. =, " ichitA- ds-SfE
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
FOR SALE--HOuSehoid Goods

kTOR SALE Complete nousekee ping outfit of fur
4 niture carpets stoves, 6-foot show case. Fstey
orgaD etc. private sale No us East
Third street. Prices way down d2i-tf
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

FOR EENI--HOUSES
Under this head &c per line per day.
fs.e FOR RENT-Large room house. closets, bath
nj room, cellar Dorches barn and coal house; 5u
North Tope IA avenue, di3-bt'
zfsR FOR RENT-House of Z rooms. Gas and
Al. water i'll house. Inquire at Az North Lawrence
avenue, G!VI2tT
So. FOR RENT-Larae boarding house in center OF
zG city. very cheap and in good repair also three
ruoln house close TO business. Tie Knight Invest
ment Co, IiD North Market st. dlitf
es.i FOR RENT OR SALE-ResdenCes in all parts
Es:a OF thecty. Israel bros. rs N.Market d1l-tf
On FOR RENT OR SALE-Residences in all part
Ell city Wright Co. East OF po>totice. II II
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

Wichita Flour Market
There is nothing new 10 be noted in our market
Eyrry one who quotes would gladly echo the sonS
81 heIrer values and impression gains that stocks
sre larger than reported
WICHITA Kan. JAM :.
Pest Patent per cyvt standard pricel..-...-.S L.
Second grade -
-
,-hipstuff bulk ~
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

- An. -.--.Sess agents 70 run on traiTs and sell
goods. W. have : rams 20 SUPPLY with agents,
hence we s.lvay- aave opening somewhere be-
cause gooa agent yeCome- 20 valuable that the
road lie runs o4 wants E..a ior h{aer ana better
position. consider il j. the best goh We have for
young { : the gateway 20 -i1ethiuS better
Il Is business education for him e> le- good runs
pay Ssi 10 : per month or particulars q, 10
this any employment iuclo>e stamps aud address
J. r. henworthy, room opposite totei carey
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

FOR RENT--E'0rB, Property.
Under this head &c per line per day.
4. OK RENT-A small farm handy 10 town Terms
cash. or will sell reasonable, Ihos. y. Hoas, li-
North Main street. di--ot'
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08

a increasing demand fer the sn1ai1so3e foiniEs
u Fa1 hsS induced rhe Investor 70 keep - =
ex1 .bitsoa al lie Secg7slck block al The pre-est
~A~'~-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS )

IrEfIe- tIIIt
W ANTFD-To sci! coal cheap a. ~ s2st Doug az
w avenue sad viii give EtS pounds :oE ton Try
y pIesss TesepAoae EF. J. Barrlck, Naasgsr
- 49, 4.ss.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-12
THE COMING CONVENTION.
How II H Regarded ana BY
Good Authority in Raleigh.

How II h Regarded ana by
Good Authority in Raleigh.
From the Raleigh Chronicle of the l1th
THE CITIZEN takes, with much pleasure,
the following relating to the great event
of next week. 1t is pleasure to know
that il has such cordial endorsement and
appreciation from one so competent to
Judge as is THE CITIZENS intelligent
friend of the Chronicle:
There will be held at Asheville. on the
l7th, 1S and 10th OF this month, great
inter state immigration convention, at
which there will be large and dist'n'
guished attendance. The occasion, IN
view that representative men OF the
south arc authorized or invited to par
ticipatc in the deliberations OF the
convention, will be an important
one. scarcely ever cqualed in the
magnitude of the interests to be consid'
cred, and the grandeur Of the objects to
I've obtained. These interests and these
objects include everything that pertains
to the advancement OF the South: known
edge of it's resources is to be impaired OF
intcrchaugcd, inducements to the invest
ment Of ca pital made clear, invitation tt
the increase OF population extended. ant
Information upon all those questions:
which interest the investor and the immi
grant given with candid and liberal aecu
racy.
Raleigh is to have a gogd representa-,
ton, and the delegates from here WI
look after the continuance ofthe man o
ice of the association in this city.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-12
POLITICAL. INTIMIDATION.
The Attorney General Of South
Carolina to he Arrested.


COLUMBIA, Dec. ia warrant has
been sworn out by n. G. Gonzales. a
newspaper correspondent, against At
toruey General G. ]. Pope, for violation
of section 2552, general statistics,
which provides that "whoever shall
assault or intimidate any citi-
zen because OF his political
opinions or the exercise of the political
rights and privileges guaranteed tocvcry
citizen OF the United States by the consti.
tuition and laws thereof, or by the consti-
tuition and laws of this state, or for such
reason shall discharge such citizen from
employment, or eject such citizen
from rented house or land,
or other propcrty.-such person
shall be deemed guilty OF a misdcmeanor
and. on conyiction thereof, be fined not
less than $50 OF more than 81 1000. or
bc imprisoned not less than three months
or more than one year or both"
The attorney general had discharged
Thomas Is. Butler, a clerk in the en-
crossing department. who had acted
with the Haskell boltcrs and was a can
didatc on that ticket for the Legislature
from Union county.
In disctarg,ns Butler the attorney
general expressed his personal regret a
the necessity for so doing and testified t
Buffers efficiency. Butler then wrote e
Pong and desired to he informed Of tn
cause Of his discharge. Pope answered
~ removed you from Office from sens
of duty to the people OF this state. ! bs
licyc Il due to them that no office shall b
bestowed upon one who has so recent
|icopardizcd by his political conduct th
hest interests OF our whole people. Whil
| am attorney-gcncral, no indcpcnden
need apply for Office, and no such on
will he knowingly retained in office b
,nc"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-12
AN ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
Newspapers Must Have That or
NO Alliance Readers.

SANFORD, Fla, Dec. 12.-President Polk
of the national Farmers alliance has
named Friday, Feb. s. 1891. and Wash.
ington, D. c., as the time and place for
holding a meeting Of the national legis-
lativc council, which is composed of the
national president and all the state
presidents.
An important action taken during the
closing moments of the late convention,
was the adoption of resolution with
reference to the support OF all alliances.
The policy of the alliance will be to with
hold all support from the newspapers
which do not conduct an alliance
department, or at least publish
alliance news regularly. This does
not compel the support of the Alliance
measures or the advocacy OF the Alliance
demands on the part ef these newspapers
| in their editorial columns, but does com
pei a certain degree of friendliness or
their part, and amounts to an absolute
hovcott of all the newspapers which DC
not come up to the terms "t the resolu
tiOn.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1890-12-12
THEY DEFY THE WRIT.
THE FIGHT RACES AROUND
"UNITED IRELAND"

Paper 100ueO 10 NOthU"s ~s
Comments In Mr. O'Brien's Pa.
per seized by the Irish Ex.
Leader.
DUBLIN, Dec. 12.-It coming to the
knowledge of Mr.. Cleary. who was ap'
pointed editor of United Ireland by Par
nell, and other Parnclites, that an anti
Parnell edition Of that paper would be
issued to-day from the office of the Ma
ton, F. D. Sullivan's paper, steps were
taken to secure an injunction against the
Nations publisher.
The court granted the writ prayed for
restraining the publisher Of the Nation
from issuing the edition in question.
Notwithstanding the issuance OF the
writ, however, the forbidden edition
made its appearance this morning. II
contains an article written by Mr.. Bod
kin, who was acting editor OF the paper
during the absence OF o Bricn in the Uni
ted States, and who was deposed from
his position by Parnell. The article
il addressed in O'Brien's name
to every true lover Of Ireland the world
over" and declares that the sole alterna,
tive now is Parnell or home rule and
that home rule is impossible under Par.
nell's leadership. The Parnell edition OF
United Ireland was also issued from the
regular Office. 1t quotes legal opinion
justifying the seizure of the paper by Far
nell.
A wagon loaded with copies Of the an,
ti-Parnell edition Of United ireland was was
driven to Kings Bridge railway station
today, it being the intention to load
them on the train for distribution in
South Ireland. As the wagon drew uI
at the station two men. one OF whom
had his face covered with mask and ths
other of whom had a drawn revolver
sprang upon the vehicle and eompeilese &c
the driver to proceed with his load to tht
Island bridge. When they arrived at ths
bridge the two men flung all the papers
into the Lifien river.