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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

Some time ago the officers OF the
American Federation of Labor, haV-
Ing in mind the inauguration OF the
S-hour movement in May next, sent
out letters of enquiry to leading SEN
atOrs, representatives, business men
and college professors, asking ~
whether working men should be re-
0uired to work more than eight hours
a day, and C2) what would be the pro-
bable effect of the change. The SEN
ators and representatives., to man,
replied that eight hours are enough
and that the effect Of the change
would be beneficial. The college men
and business men, who themselves
generally work from 10 to 10 hours a
day. are of various minds. The ma
tority think the change should be
made gradually, and that the change
would be of doubtful benefit TO the
workingman. 1t might quicken in
ventlon and SO might be disastrous to
any people adopting the system UNI
less il were world wide IN its appliCa-
ton. All concur, however, in con
ceeding beneficial effects if the change
now or in the near future is feasible,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

President Harrison emphatically
and Indignantly denies that during
his recent hunting trip down the Po-
tOmac he shot at coon up tree and
brought down pig. He says he shot
at nothing but ducks on the wing or
in the water, and pigs neither fly
nor swim. Probably that with the
necessity of "fortifying" against damp,
chilly weather, some of the party may
have been in a condition to disable
them from telling duck from Il pig,
and thus originated the story.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

The case of Lord Salisbury leaves no
doubt that the Russian grippe is
highly infectious and is transmitted
through the mails. He was pros
trated with the ailment soon after
opening and examining a package of
dispatches transmitted from the for
eign Office in st. Petersburg, and
when, day later, the several docu-
mcnts were distributed among clerks
in the foreign Office, every one who
touched them was also soon after
ward seized with the malady.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

One of the very few men who profit
by the protected tariff who has had
the courage and the candor TO say
that he can do without it if his own
industry is not Disseminated against,
is glass manufacturer Macbeth, of
Pittsburg, who declares that if he is
given free raw materials he can COM
pete with the world without the aid
of protective taxation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

And now the medical Savans man
tain that the exceptional virulence
aud fatality attending the grippe in
Paris is attributable to the visit of
some 20,0O0,0O0 strangers to that city
during the exposition, who left ii in
such a terribly inSanitary condition As
to turn the influenza into a virulent
typhoid. II such is the effect of a rush
of visitors on clearly Paris, what may
Chicago expect?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

The Kendall County Record is very
warm under the collar because Chase
and Campbell slipped their halter and
got away on bail before the Kendall
county sheriff woke up sufficiently to
take Sheriff MorriSScy's hint TO get
here" Brother Marshall ought to 60
UP on the hill to the SheriiT's Office and
give that gentleman few pointers on
"IIow to get move ON himself lie
might bc useful i'm the future.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

The Agricultural Department at
Washington reports the average yield
of corn i'm the United States for 1889
at - bushels per acre, the largest rate
of yield since 1850. The aggregate
crop is figured at Zip. So, 900 bushels.
Iowa has the largest yield and Illinois
next. The aggregate of all cereals for
the year is equal to % bushels per
capita-enough, If each individual
had his share. 10 make us all hog fat!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11
\ BIG IIUNISCG.

Inc biggest nuHlDuS OF Ine udy i
the tariff inquiry now going on before
the Ways and Means Committee at
Washington. Even the Chicago Iri-
bluc, that which, since its last flop on
the tariff question, no organ OF the
Republican party has been more
Jealous in its advocacy of the rObber
system, finds fault with Mr. Mckinley
for inviting none but protectionStS to
give testimony or make statements
before the committee. But the truth
is, it is not Mr. McKinley's fault.
Whenever an opportunity Is given,
the whole brood that want protection
gather around the committee like
buzzards around carriOn, and squawk
and howl for piunder, while the great
body of the people, who have to stand
the plucking, can't afford to flock to
Washington, or to keep expensive lob
bies there, to fight these birds of
prey.
Yet it did happen the other day
that Mr. McBeth a Pittsburgh manu-
facturer of lamp chimneys, happened
to be in Washington, and on the
natural suppositiOn that he belonged
TO the buzzard gang, was invited to
appear before the committee and
state the wants Of his industry. He
said all the glass men wanted was the
removal Of the tax of "A per cent. on
soda ash, 20 per cent. on potash and
90 to 10 per cent on a few other raw
materials used in glass making. These
removed, the glass industry needed no
other protection. "Why, you don't
mean to say interrupted an as
tOniShed member of the committee.
that you would undertake to COM
pete without any protection with the
cheap product and labor Of Europe
and pay your present rate Of wages"
eyes, do" said Mr.. McBeth, land
pledge myself to pay higher wages. y
Mr.. McBcth was Shuilcd out Of the
room as quickly as possible, and care
will be taken 10y the gang that no
Others appear who hold such quiyotic
views.
The language of Mr.. McBeth was
exactly that of the wool manufacture
crs "A few years ago, before they en-
tnrpl into thpir lpSinU l1rrliu wifi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

My labor was shorter and less pain
full than on two former occasions; ply
Mothers Friend" 1t is worth its
weight in gold. Address The Brad
field Reg. Co., Atlanta. Ga, for par
ticulars. Sold ly all druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

The hardest cheek yet shown at the
tariff inquiry in Washington is that
of the jute binder twinel and the
sugar trusts in asking for help from
Congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

alarmed. When the Major makes a
bad break Chawley is quite sure to
publish it to the world with IA furniture
Of brass, as before.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-01-11

Carey & Trainor is the name of
new law firm. Mr. Trainor was until
very recently assistant states attor-
ney. Mr.. Carey is young man of
ability. No doubt the partnership
will be a strong one.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-09
BONDS AND STOCKS.
Ups and Downs In Market Values ON the
New York Exchange.

NEW YORK, April s.-Thc stock market
to-day was intensely duh in the regular
list and some animation in the unlisted
department, with a few wide changes in
s~I,ecialties, served to save dealings from
utter stagnation.
Governments were dull and steady.
Petroleum closed steady ats0L.
Bar silver-@.
Coppcr-Firm; Lake. April. $li.y.
Lead-Dull and heavy: domestic. $3.50.
Tin-Quict and easier; straits. $40.
Closing stocks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-09

Money on call easy, AT ia DC.
Prime mercantile paper. 5a7Lc.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet. firm; sixty.
day bills, N.s5; demand. A.s7L.
Aininn .,lioaatinIa M InlIn.u..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-30


| 6dnbelt. Sdrauf beaiHst nas Gpiet
bon Heusft, sur fidtli6eH 8eirieOSung
bes aus auti6ern, 9etluerr, Grbeitsrn,
| Der WebTbeit nn6 aber aas dlteten
JrareH bcltebenbeH, BON Sag sil Gag
yal1pahIeHoen auH6eHfreiies. sSHsiueieE
slsisr 2pcals be-ridJt ein iOldgr 9lns
ora.tg, baB ell S6nbmann baria aufs
9ef*It lper0sR ntlf6, ipelder uafreis
luilfi9er SSeiie 5nr @rG6bRng OeS @es
id)df,sS beitrdSt, ba irHs characteristics
ben usibct @impeln Den @iuorud eiHsu
tdatlider ObsrurNiid)t betbringt. Sm
gtueemei'teu 1T ge9en bG5 G'ebabreU
oieler SEilfbGtter aihts siH5uweubenc
Sa iie ei,gH 10 reidlieben Stubel1
Tgaden. bGb iie ni6t gum 8etsHge 9reis
len miiiien.
Sn einigcTr oieier 8iHfelb5risH tam
es; aber ibou III araeu ausidreitlHaen,
at& ss iitf bersHsltellte, SaB Ser GTppnb
inlIhe ytptirWnsen Don Der S6-ie
bradjte, Gpuris ole Die 6elfers3etier
be5' Directors" mod beirintntter 9Ser.
lung binaui ober herab9eieat wnrtsit ie
nadnsH Die 1rDHere 9lnSahl Der Gin
idse'alf zine ,Oalr1s Oner SaiIie geCits
tet i1au Sann lam allcrp pin9s dutp
rim SdylBmann, aber nidIt I'M beH
3ulaiTi ~ bdnoigsH, iUnbern INT. peH
9lreftur ms God su iteden. Siet
frUmmt ons ireilth ui6t, benu unterheB:
arbeitet isJn Gompagnon nebenan cuff
geneinidrnrtlife 3ehnung meiter uuoa
bietet oerY Gbrenmaune, Der auf iptbee
Sluildent5Gie 9efaBt ibien, Die Wt69lid)ss
ieit. ua6 lctHes 5reilaliuug nit ilHgc
ihmddten Tunos, abSr erb6bter SpY.
iidt Die 9etpobute 3bdti9feit bon neueM
auiSuncbmelt, mas er IN Der &e9el sH
.bun au6 E,dt unterldSt.
0a lobe itb mir nod ben "Marche-
les pieds orottes', Die merfpiirbigitet
lller S6rIen, Die man ieben FAM. g9Gz
rum Der Martt BON ben ibmuti9eu Tii
sen ieineu NaiRsn iiibrt, iueiB i'd ni6t;.
oielleift um anSubeuten, oa6 Die @eiclz
idsait, rpelde bier perfebrt, Der &einlihs
leit teiuen iibertriebenen Gultus weiht-
Der pbpIiIdleH Reiuli6feit iupbleemerff,
uenn Die mpralilde 1T iiber ieben 3ipeis
iel srbaben, oa bier nur eegen baar
sehanbelt pirb, tuas ieben Setrug ans
IdlieBt. Sier fam man fir eiuen bis
jipei Srancs einen &ilU Der id6nIten
Sffecten mitiammt ben gUupOusbo9eu
triuerben, uno mer Slid bat, pcroicnt
ip9ar ab unb su ettpas oamit Die Sc
senoen, ipelhe aui bieiem Martte Der
eutwertbeten Saptere ipufeu, beritteu
ueni9ltens BON @asbdlien, Die ii6 nifr
ihegteu, ielbjt filufunbSpanSig @ei-
times fir cine 4etie Su ristiren, Die
Iid na6trd9li6 nod alif ebsniOpsIe
SranfcH erbob. Der Martt ''des
pieds crottes" tpirb bauptIdhlid) puu
Banqueruutiers unb iul6en, Die es tuers
ocn iuullen, aufseiu6t. Sir eiHise
6ranfen fteIlen iie iid bier ein Surte.
fcliille 5uiammen tpel6es iie ibren
Sldnbi9eru, nit !6ilfe elmer eHtiprs.
theuben Su6uHs, als sum Earipreile
pber ielbIt bariiber ertpprbenen @ertb
uursei9en f6nnen. 90 mander Gentle
man bat feline Saifipa i6Un aui bieie
Irt 9eredtfertist NIB fdbrt beiite iiE =
Ieiner Garpiie na9 2Ons6amps, anitntt
in 0taSas Su iiBen. gs sibt eben
0inse Slpil6en Simiiel unb @rOe, poR
Oensn fid aud Die Srufeiiursn ber-
Iatioual6toupmie ui9ts trdumen IaIien
9. &.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-30
Ginc pes@aUaal+W IsapesfiiuftT
Icrin.

9eona Dare, Die tiibue 9rapeSs Grti.
fin unb bilbidbne 9ltbletin, bic aud,
bier in 9lmerfa geieiert iuurbe, uno bic
Ieitbem in allen 0auptitGbten Guropos
ibren @a9enitb, ibre 8rait unb ibre
5ormen beipunoeru lieB, lit III RariS.
pU lie ieit Sabren yarbeitete", in ibrem
geidbrlideu 8erufe i6uer ueruu9liidt.
9u ibrcm Hepertpir geb6rte in letter
3eit Der 9tuiitie9 i'm 2uftballon, an
oeHen @pnbel ein Srapej ansebradt
mar, an pem 9eoua Dare, lebisli9 nit
ben 3dbneu lib feitbalteno, in Die 6bbe
itie9. Sa5 baGsbrehenbe Sunititiif
iiibrte iie audi an einem ber lebten
Sonutage in eiuer gtrenn, bi6t anl
Soulpgner @Gloden upr elmer unge@
9euren 3uidoucrmen9e aus. gCs oer
Sallpn iid) bob. a:iaBte 2eona Dare bas
Grapes nit Den 3Gbnen unO itte9 nit
Dem 9uitidJiife' cmppr, Die !6dnbe nnh
5Ibe irei baltauo. I'M Su beiueiicu, baB
lie iih auSi6lieBtib nit oen 3d6nen
ieitbnlte. Der Sallpn ltie9 rapib, nno
Da ii6 ein icbr beitiger g8ino er9Ob,
murSe er 9esen Die llier Der Die 9ez
triebeu. 0en2uitidiffer bate Die Sena
tilflappe 9e6iftet, um Su lauben, aber
Der SalIpu mar in @eiahr, in Die Slus
tben bes reiBensen Sluiies Su iiuteu,
uuo 9epnn 9ara ipGre rettung8lo8 pera
loren 9elueieu,
I'm oem Sdndinf oes @rtrintens snI
entgcben lieB lie lire Stiibe los unb'
iprGug pnn ieIr betrd6tlider S6be
berab. Sis iiel iebr ltn9liidlid) nuf
9dume uno sIeite, ourbriB nit ibrem
S6rper has 2aubperf, ltnb betpRBtlos,
blieb iie arR lIier lieesu. GS, 9elana
crit nad ldRgerer 3eit, Die Serun9liidte.
eeren Gtnrs nid)t ben-frtt ipurAe, auia
iufinoer, uHO beiuuBtlos tuaroe 9epftG
nadl Ynria iiberiiibrh 0ia 8erlebuna
gen, Die lie erlitten, dno Ie5r eritIte. cirt
sSus lit 9ebrptbcn. rao am ganSen 9bra.
Ter fnit fcin Sled rprbnnSeu, hsr ni6t
Spuren OeS llnia1s auStpeiIt. llebcra
bies Hcint man. baB Die ipn9balii9e~
glrtifin ii6 bel Dem StlrSe and cine
@5ebtru @ridiittarilna Su9esOsGn babeu
miiifa Sb jeGoit biz ercestionel trdia
ti9e GonItitutton br sltrubatia einens
berartiAen 4nitlIrm otud9len ieiD
miro, lit redt slueVelbnit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-30

- Ole S'r 'riiiieler 35eitung
ga NatiUn" uert6eutlidbte uor chit
9eu Sngen bemerfenswcrtbe 9luiidliliic
uber bas Spiel i'll Oitenbe Sbupbl
oasieI6e geieBlid perbuteu lit, beiinOet
ii6 in Suriaale ell 8riuatjirfel, i'll
mclbcm gnni lngcnirt ruie i'll Otunte
Carlo gelpielt wirO; Der einSige llnter,
i6ieb beitebt barin, DAB Der bDblte Ginz
Iab III Siteuoc 5000 Srancs, i'll Monte
Sarlo 1900 Srcs. betrdgt Die
Staotuerualtrng Sitenbes, bat bieIeS
Spiel fir Die biesjdbri9c SaocSeit an
giuei Sraujoien 9egen Sablun9 pon
$4,000 5rancs perpacbtet 9er belgIs
ihe SuitiSmiuiiter hat jest oiele beioeu
Broujoieu nit Der OtaB9nbe ausge-
pieieu, haB lie imer6alb IA Sagen oas
9ano si perlaIien babeu 0ieie Srallz
;pieu baben Oiesmal 9ldnScnbe Gjeiddite
gema6t unb ilber $4,000 6rcS. ein9es
iteft. Ntit mie 9roBelr Slmmcn &C.
ipielt luirb, baiiir gebt Die r9totiOn"
eini9e Seilpiclc. 9luSlGuper baben
Summen pom iiber 100000 Srrs. ucr-
loren, anncre iiucr $4,000 6rcs. &C
ppuuen. 9as Slatt erbebt nit 5fedlt
ge9en oieiG uniaubere @irthld)ait Gins
iprub mb. ertlGrt bic Silenner StaOtz
uerlualtlng nit perantluortlid).
- SIM fran5blhIde ii IDre.
nGentbnle Stcociiios beittbt ieit 1898
pas @ijenberQmerf Rilnce, me.de3 Den
Sergleuten 9eb5rt uno' uOu ibnen alt6,
aIlerOing5 inter ber Sbcrnuflidt ber
iet6uii1en Seantten Der GrdiectlIr, perz
ualtet iuirb. @s lit iontit bier ba3
Sbenl Der INSTRUMENTATION Ssrgz
Ieltte perluirttitbt. Scbr perlodeno ct
ibeint iuoelien Die Gage pleier Scrg'
perfsbeliber nibt g9ie mir r9a
nature" entHebmeu, bic cine ein9cbenbe
S6iloerun9 Der SerbdltniiIe hes Berg
uerf5 uOn Stance bringt. mar Die erie
5Ur9e Der Ser9lellte Die Serbitllns
Der GprcurreuS Die iie iib chamber
atlpa mndeu t6nnteil Gs mIroe oaber
bic Nteuae Gilellsrj bcitim.nt, pelde
ieoer 9trbeiter tGgldb i6roera bari;
audi iuirO Der 8erfauisprei3 idbrli6 ciu
gir ale Wfal feit9cieet 8e9cu Der
lroBeu 3ahl Der Gbeilnebmer rno Der
5eringeu Gr9iebi9teit bes g8ertcS bari
in 5olse beiien SeOer td9tid itIr 3
5tInbeu arbeiten, uno es beiteben nur
;,pei S6idlten, eine BON : ltbr Wor9en3
bis II unO Die nnoere ppu II bis ).
Inter iUl9en llmitdnoen ucroicnt iepsr
Scrgmauu tG9li6 mir 2.40 6runcs, na
lbar t1gli6 20 GentimeS iiir Die HSert-
iiibrer, Die Seleubtlng uno Die g8crf=
jeuge abgejp9en iueroen, 10 ucrbleiben
iur 220 6ranc5 pber lis Ntarf.
2(uBcroem baben Die Sbeilnebmer ale
2tusbeilerun9eu uu ben S6ddlten unO
| Sdugen, ipluie nn Den 3uIabrten unent-
aeltticb au3;ufilhreu. Die Grse Don
Riance iinO alraeblidl Ocn beIten ib>ue
oilAeu 9leidb lnO iebr er9lebig, Weroen
aber baourr9 erbeblib pertbeuert, baB
man lie ai;f bem Rideu bon Wfaultbics
rcu nad Der n6alt'u StaOt I3nTfer
muR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-30

beHsgeid6rlid perlebt.--9ds fstgts
bautE SSebapnes @nileliba,@ in Selmz
isbt III fertis 9sitsIlt ilnO iednIlb elm
.Iausibt ruugoen. = + Sn StOie @rnz
beBiitipeftur Der gHbaft. SoblsMuate,
9tlbM Sdbr. - Der oHrd) IoodIDGllcT
angcridtete G6nben in Der Glbrieoee
ring III eiH betrdhtfider; beionbers
iiuo Die @emeiuben gSfrftB, SpferuSs,
tSrieien, Jtieiigf, @oBrdu, Htelen nrn
S60nib betrOffeH. Suuberte uun WtdH
ZEN, 0taulluiirfen, 3ebbihuerH, $oaieH
HnO anbcren Sbieren iiuo tmgetOmmcn
uHo uerpeite,t jebt bie Suit perurti9, ,DaB
Sranfbeiten Die unausbleiblidc Spl9c
letu tuerben.
9t sdIenburg.
Ger Slderbitrger Slider in Reufafen
lit inter Dem Serbadlt, leine 5rnu era
mprDtt Su haber, rerbaitet iuoroen. -
Die uinri6tllng be5 WtDrOers llnteH
itciu hut i'll @iiitrou itattgeiunoert.. -
Der @altuirtb imo OllrifuS 8amperiH
III @rantniB 1T ais 2eibe I'll elmer Wtcre
gelgruhe aitf9eiunben ioorben. = SeNr
JteuItaot slmtsbauptmnTn u. Spreiplt.
- Ser, Iltentbeiler @ieie aus SDriom.
fat ii6 ans Summer iiber ben fiirilidi
erfol9teut 3po iciner 5rnn III ben Cue.
'ttuer Sanaen erbdn9t.
Sloenburg.
+ Sn' 9bRingeu Der 8ddtcr 8icuUbir
ans Der Sauerl6aft !6oltbauicn al
9lutpergiItltng. : Gem 8aItpr @arel.
mann in Henlefelb wurbe i'll glulaB
ieines 50jdbrigeu 9lmtsiubildumS Der
Eitel eiuc5 &ir6enratbes ucrliebcn.
g 6meij.
Ser aeweicne 3ofinger Gemcinbcfai=
iier 0nber tit iuegen SeruntreulIn9
5ifentliben @utes i'm Setrage ppu 49,
900 ST. 5u9' Subren 3udtbaus unb 10
Sabreu Gbrperluit uerurtbeilt, audl lit
Ibm' auf9e9ebcn wOroen, Der @emeinoe
3pfin9eu ben Sugeiiloteu Sdabeu 5lt or
ieeen: - Die bon Stnat5luegen nu9es
oroncte Sammluu9 liir Die Sranobe;
ihdnioteu pon Sroc bat 10000 Sr.
,r9eben. Direct all ben 9inrrer upu
8rpc wurbeu auBcrpcm aus Dem &alt@
oil 32,61O ST. abaelieicrt - + 9te9iez
cimgsratb Suspcr YiGnoler bon 6lawpl,
Sbei neS Ntilitdr= unO 9nnomirtbs
i1aftS, Separtemeut3. + Sn Mteggeu
niolge rngliifli6en Sturies Der ults
8emeinoeprdiibcnt 8cter Serdtulo upn
Si5wil. - Sn gteuenburg bat ell
Sfuitcr NIT cincm Sd;uiterbnmmer lei
aen Sater, Der 81 SATIRE alt mar, 10
3eid)lagen. DAP berielbe balo Oaraui lei
zen @uuben erlegen lit. unO cbeuio feline
Otutter oerart miBbanbelt, baB iie bluts
iberitr0mt Su pen 9tacbbarn fliidtcn
nuBte Ser Satcrm6rOer lit 9eiaugen
]eieBt, - Iooli Surrcr ppn SubitOu,
oer fall6e Sd)iibenf6niG iuurbe BON Der
SrimtuaItummer Su S Atouaten Slr=
5eitsbaus, absiiglih llnterluhun95bai
30 Sr. Geri6tsgelo uap idmmtlioben
Soften uerurtbeilt. - ErdIipent s. u.
56erb in 9ii9OiS;eI bat Der borti9cn
8emeinoe aui ieiu 9tblebeu bin sum
3wede Der Griteluug elmer @aiierpers
Orguug $4,000 ST. 9el6entt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-30

Sa. iol Sanger Sauimann;
5re iuGrm olle geneigt, bas 4slbiTi
Sbre5 ich9sn $opaS Sn pcrtanlen? -
.Suuac 9ame: Inter Berurien Seorn'
gunrSn ibpu. - Sunser SaaImann:
Die mdren? g2euu icb iragen bari! -
3anoc Game: Der Sduicr muB mir
1rfalIen - uno maB ioruoBl Sas toOte.
ais aub oas lebcupe Snoentnr mt
ilbcrnetmeu - bas lestere repralcHtlre
ihl ..~
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21
conaEcr DoorRrFE

Major Neale. gallant veteran. ~ nd
dressing drNh Army post N Phlladol.
phia, few weeks ago said.
ltahOnld1lc Il The special caro- % every
true aoldlcr % asaist an "a hls power Ia
keeping tho pension roll = roll Of hOnor.
The pension certificate OF the govern
nient ought 20 bo undlspuled evidence
that the possessor bears % title ns proud
and worthy as the soldier uf France who
wears the badge Of tho Legion ~ Honor.
or the soldier Of Germany who Is dnckcd
with the iron cross, or the hero OF Eng
land who u the pOsscssor Of the Victory
medal.
The soldier Of honor, courage and
pairlotism, who riskcd health, fortune
and life, deserves the most exalted post
OF honor and cvofy respect and reward
the government can confer, aud u Il hll
right, which hc can demand. that tht
government see 20 II that his associates
on this pension roll Of honor shall no
be doserters, camp followers aud COW
ards, or men whose only service during
he war Asas q studied effort how 20 avoit
duty and draw pay.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

II there Ia an idiot IN Santa Fo who
cannot sec that the statehood movement
and iia accomplishment will prove OF
vast benefit 10 this territory, and especial
" 10 this city OF Santa Ne, trot him OUT
ho must be 4 curiosity, aud ~ for exhl
billion 10 dime museum. New Mexl'
can.
The Nec Merican seems not to
realize that il Is the idiots who
are most actively supporting the
statehood movement, and that
the chief Of the idIotic crowd Ia
the most blatant Of the statehood
equawkers through his own col
umns.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

The Santa Fo Constitution re-.
ceived It's frst official endorse
ment at the meeting Of the Re-
publican Central coNmittee ut
Santa Fe on Saturday last. That
Is In part explained, however, by
the fact that q maioEity Of the
committee present were members
Of The Convention that made that
constitution, and doubtless fell
that they were obliged to endorse
IL, especially as nobody else had.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21


forming ihoee funelloes q lp any-
way 20 pefpctuaie lifnH AZ a
can lawfully renescmblc now TO
make any ohanges Whniavef ln
or incident 20 thaf Instrument or
the purpose FOR which It was
framed. 4 can na laWinilf nefpet
uale llseif indebnlsely and oou'
stllnte itself 90 advisory or re-
y'sory adjunct % 'he Legislative
and Judicial depaftmanlR of inc
state government ~ me uetef'
mutation conall1u.lonhi quea.iohs'
ine Von'll.a'lona. convention =
" soH"'''e's oesu' ''.' ~ , oofpo'"'e
o'ut' " 'nonsoN " nsa'nsts .. N'ss
= '"et . pnss'ee' 81 'HsS ''o :"
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w ,epss'' ,nH' i w oH"0Iso'
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"o" wno "'''"o ''e ~yA''''"''o"
anu "noSe po'i'ie". -. 'uAes are
thus at stake, ana mus iofee, Dy 0
species Of not uncommon partisan
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21
THE AuaIouLruRAl coLEEaH.

The Dcming Headlight copies the
following from Tie Las Vegas Optic,
Can anybody connected With ino alalr hold up
BIZ right hand and a0iennly altlru that perioci
iairnoHs and Justice prevailed ny the awarding "
.ho eoniiae, lof building the Agricultural Cot
and comments upon Il as follows:
II lhnrc n anything wrong iu that institution,
oui Win y fhe people. VINO afe ehoertull{ pay.
learning, have right 70 know
The Reporter endorses what the Head
light says. Tho writer Is one of the
regents OF the Agricultural College and
Was present at the time the contract Was
let III there wns anything "a oked
about Il we desire 10 know H. La view
OF the source from which the criticism
comes we feel compelled 10 state that TO
tho best OF our knowledge and belief,
the contract was lot % the lowest bidder
Thcrn we're seven bidders One from
las Vegas, two from f.av Cruces and
four from III Pasn. After the opening
OF the bids Ia the presence oi the bid
ders and the architect, and the question
as 10 who was the lowest bidder Ia accor'
dance with the plans and specifications
had been determined, al the bidders
except ths gentlemen irom l.ns NagiA,
came before the Board, Expressed their
satisfaction at the iniTnefa Of the treat
mont and the Justice Of the award. We
can only account Tor the dlssatlsfaetlOn
expressed BY the gentlemen from Las
Vegas upon the ground that they
thought that their bid should have been
accepted upon other than business prin.
ciplAa. In this connection we will state
that the gentlemen Of as Vegas were
the only biddors who thought u neces-
safy % ro-onforcc their bid by letters %
individual members Of the board Of Re-
gents from prominent business men and
politicians. The regents decided that
the bid OF Mr.. h0gardu5 waa the lowest.
Tho architect decided that Il was the
lowest aud i've Of tho unaucceaaIul bid.
der appeared before The Board and
testified % the fact Besides that this
bid accepted was the only one that wa'
absolute and positive. Every other hid
ennlalued conditional clause which
might involve additional expense ln case
OF greater excavation being necessary %
comply with the speclncati0us IN rnla
tion 20 iuurdatlon. We are natlsnec
that no Injustice was done any blddel
and that Che rights Of The tax payer
we're fully guarded.
Deming headlight., 1890-06-21

The Waite Oaks Leader sagely
rises to remark tliat "admission is
opposed by none but a loud
mouihed and discreditable minor
ily Of the Democratic party, aud
few Republicans who do not
see anything for them IN admis'
sion At the present time" Isn'i
that rather severe reflection on
the several very respectable Re
pnblican papers Of the Territory
that are ably and vigorously op
posing "admisslOn at the present
time"