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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
sEcRgT NO LoNeER.

prooeedings of the FsnIan brotherhood
Hereafter to ne Pnbme.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.--It is reported
TINT the Fenian Brotherhood, ia con.
Tention IN Patterson N. j., Monday.
night decided that hereafter all proceed
lngs Of the order should be public.
This change in the system of the order
u said TO have been unanimously made
upon the recommend dation Of the gen
eral secretary.
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PRAYER HEALED HIM
Palon, Iowa. Has a Miracle worked In II.
Midst, If Reports Are True.

Palon, Iowa, Has Miracle Worked In It,
Midst, III Reports Are True.
FoRT DoDoE, Iowa, Oct. 2s.-The lit.
tie town Of Palon, south of here, il
greatly excited over d marvellous faith
cure reported wrougl there. The pa
tient, Nicholas Wills, had been bed.
ridden cripple for four years, not being
able even 10 walk with crutches. a
lady from Des Moines called upon him.
prayed with him and told the disease 10
leave him. She then ordered him Ito
get mp and walk. He protested that he
could not, but she said that he cculd.
and the third time she told him he rot
mp aud walked to the field where his
brothers were Mt work. He says that
he Is cured and that the pains with
which ne suffered for four years have
entirely left him. The truth of the
foregoing Is vouched for by many repu-
table citizens Of Palon.
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Tssslns nickel ore at waAhipwaon.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The navy de-
partment is engaged in obtaining and
compiling ali possible information in re-
gard 70 nickel ore or matte. A number
Of naval officers attached to the ord
nance buren, of the navy department are
now visiting various mines where nickel
ore Is said 10 exist. and the department
IL receiving daily supplies of nickel ore
Of domestic and foreign production. In
addition 90 this an extensive correspond
ence has been apened with foreign COM
panies 10 obtain information on the
subject.
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GRANVILLE, Ills, Oct. 20. - David
Grubbs, well-known farmer living
four miles above GRANVILLE. was shot
end instantly killed by his a0-year-ola
stepson, Arch Wicks Grubbs had been
in GRANVILLE all day, drinking heavily.
and on ggeingg home, ahnnt 8 o'clock, be.
gan abusing his wife. She ran from
the house followed by Grubbs, who was
about TO plunge knife into her, when
her son, Arch Wicks, attracted by her
screams, rushed upon the scene with
shotgun and fired at Grubbs, instantly
killing him.
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AnnlhiInts,l "a. ramIfy.

SPoTTsYLvANIA. g. H., Va, Oct. "a
George johnson, negro desperate,
quarreied with bis mother and then
murdered her with hoe. lie struck
her five times On the head, each time
chopping her skull The trouble came
about when tile old woman objected 10
her son paying attention to some girl liis
mother did not want him 10 marry.
Johnson's brutality has aroused the en-
tire neighborhood, especially as this 4
his second murder, he having killed his
sister about ten months ago and escaped
Justice because there was not evidence
enough 70 convict him.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
Rates WIN Ne Advanced
WILL RAISE THE RATES.
The Tarin From Chicago 10 the Twin
Cities win Bs 10 Cents Higher.

The Tariff From Chicago 10 the Twis
Cities win RE 10 Cents Higher.
CHICAGO, Oct. 28. The most impor.
tant action taken by the division of the
Western Freight association was in ref.
erence to rates from Chicago to st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota
Transfer. Ii was agreed that the rates
should be advanced by Nov. II, If posi-
BILE, from basis Of 80 cents first class
to 90 cents. A commodity list was also
agreed upon. some slight changes being
made in that which is now in force. It
was arranged that meeting of inter-
ested lines should be- held mt once to re-
wise the rates 10 intermediate points.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
people, Il II said, withdrew their objec-
ton TO the advance, principally because
they stood alone and did not wish 10 ap-
pear arbitrary.
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TAer pay Thelr Taxes.

CHAMHERI.AIS. =. d., Oct. 23.--An ex-
eellent and never failing index to the
general prosperity Of the people In the
various counties in South Dakota can be
gained by glancing over the delinquent
tax hsta, which are now being published
IN newspapers throughout the state.
The smallest tax list we have noticed
yet Is that Of Clay county, which occu.
pies the space Of bat three and one-half
columns The Brule county list e but
triie larger, and IA one Of the smallest
in the state.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
TRAM waEo6lNo on 4 TagsrLe.
A fisndish riot Result. Il the death Or !

Ahiendish Flot Results in the ncath of !.
Fireman and TnJnsy TO Brassman.
Il KANSAS Cry, Mo., Oct. PA freight
train ON the Chicago, Milwaukee and
Ut. Paul road was wrecked OH a trestle
forty feet high, between Excelsior
Springs and Mosley, by unknown viz
lains. The fireman, John Wright, on
Cincinnati, was instantly killed. i. q.
MCKINLEY, q brakeman, had his ankle
severely spgained. The rails had been
loosened and the end spread apart with
. crow-bar, which was fastened between
the ends 50 as to prevent their slipping
back together.
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WAsuNoToS, Oct. e3. Henry Gilman,
United States consul 81 Jerusalem, has
informed the state department that
three locomotives of American make
have arrived at JafFa for the Jerusalem
and Jaffa railway. st il of interest to
our citizens aud, indeed, the entire
world, says Mr. Gilman, ITO know ehaf
the first locomotive ever used In this
ancient land was made in the New
World--in the United States Of Amer
ira
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a PASTOR IN JAIL.

He Was Getting Too Mach Aasotlon
from the FemaIe Church Members.
HOLLAND. Mich. Oct. 2g.-The Rev.
John hoster, pastor Of a non-sectarian
church here, Il now ia jail at Grand
Rapids, charged with alternating the
affeceEpna uf A44as .Bnsfrs lent 1ss.s,.. Isssv
husband. Mrs. Lint II 1 rnernber 81
Rosters church, and the arrest has
caused big sensation. Lint wants
5000 damages, aud his capias Ii the
cauSe Of Rosters incarceration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
AN INVALID Will.
West superior Leses suit Involving
@soe,0o0 Worth of Iand.

West superior Leses suit lnvuIving
ssoo.eo0 Worth of Lansl.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 20. Information
received here from Superior states that
the circuit Judge has filed an order there
declaring null and void the win of the
late Peter Dean, wealthy old bachelor.
who died there few years since, be-
queathing to the city Of Superior 100
acres Of land ON Tower avenue. the
principal street Of that place, and eighty
acres outside of the limits, to be used
for public purposes. The land In the
city alone Is now valued at 5000 600.
The circuit judge holds that the win i
void on the grounds OF uncertainty and
or creating m unlawful peTpetuity. The
heirs brothers and sisters, nephews and
nleces OF Dean who reside in Superior,
New York and in Minnesota, are the
successful contestants. The city of
superior intended 70 use the lands for
park purposes. The case will be- ap-
pealed TO the supreme court.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
A Crash Al sIonr EnlI.-

Sioux FALLS, S. D., Oct. 23.-The
stone front Of o new two-story building
fell out Wednesday morning, doing dam
age TO tho extent Of 81 800. The work
men had just entered the building when
the crash came. III the accident had
happened ten minutes earlier some
twelve or fifteen men would have been
crushed under the stone front. Whether
the architect or contractor Is to blame
has not been learned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
A cincinnati southern Engineer Re.
sponsible for Terrible Collision
I'm Tannei.
Three Killed Outright, Two Cremated
In the Burning Wreck and Many
Others Seriously Injured.
Fatal Collision Near Birmingham,
Ala, Caused by m Engineers
Mistake Casualties.

CINCINNATI, Oct 23.~-At Q o'clock q.
N. the outbound passenger train No. D.,
ON the Cincinnati Southern railroad,
ran into freight train in tunnel few
miles south OF Somerset, Ky. One fire.
man and conductor were killed out
right, while several others were fatally
injured. To add to the horror of the
situation the front cars of the passenger
train took IRE and two postal clerks
were burned to death.
Moved without Ordevs.
The accident was caused by the
freight engineer moving without or
ders. IL side tracked at Sloan's Valley
until one soath-bound passenger passed,
and then followed 1t, the engineer be-
lieving he could make the next gide
track before meeting the other
passenger train which was only a short
distance behind the first one. When
about midway in the tunnel there was a
terrible crash followed by the groans Of
the dying and injured. Both engines
were totally demolished in addition to
several coaches and freight cars. To
add TO the horror two of the coaches
caught fire and postal clerks Gayle and
Dogen
Were Burmed Alive.
The more fortunate passengers and
crews turned their attention 10 rescuing
those imprisoned in the wreck and who
were beng consumed by the flames.
Those taken cut were removed TO neigh |
boring houses where they were attended |
by physicians sent out by the company.
The loss 10 the railroad company win Ee |
so 600. A wrecking train has been
sent out To clear away the debris and /
there viii be no delay to traffic.
Liss of the KILLED and injured.
Following is y list Of the killed and
injured, furnished at the general Office
OF the company in this city.
hllied-- Postal Clerks q. l.. Doegen
and j.. q. Gayle, both of Cincinnati,
brakeman j. T.. Montgomery; Firemen
" aIala ana Gould. 0f CINCINNATI.
fn3nfed Engineers pineI0t and TRyA
Tor; baggage master, name unknown;
passenger, name unknown. All Of the
injured reside at Somerset, and are be-
ing cared for BY the railroad company.
None OF them are fatally hurt.
slx wera Killed.
Later dispatches from the scene Of
Ehe wreck give six killed and seven
injured. The killed were e. L. Doegcn,
postal clerk; Fireman Welsh. Fireman
Gould, Brakeman Montgomery, En-
press Messenger Rnffner, Baggage
master Long.
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WRECKED AT KANSAS CITY.
A Union PHeitsc Sleeping Car TeIescoped
ny Rock Island Train.

Union Pacihc stsepinm Car IeIescoped
by a Rock ,Isiand Train.
X lKsAs CRY, Mo-, Oct. GA had
wreck occurred on the Union Pacific
railroad short distance west Of the
suburban town Of Armourdale about
TsS0 a. m. The Union Pacific passenger
train was blocked by freight train
and fiagmAn was sent back 20 warn an
expected Rock island east bound train
which usrs the Union Pacific tracks
into the city. On account of the heavy
fog the engineer Of the Rock Island
train did not sec the hagman's signals
until too late TO stop the train and the
locomotive crashed into the sleeping car
sW athena, IL the Union Pacific train.
The engine was complete wreck and
the engineer was buried beneath the
debfis. The fireman jumped and saved
his life. Several passengers and train
men were seriously injured.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23

TIPpRaARY, Oct. %. = Hon. David
Sheehy, member Of parliament for the
southern division OF Galway, and a
defendant In the conspiracy case now In
progress before the magistrates court
here, was removed 10 CIomEnel prison.
Mr.. Sheeys offense consisted IN making
remarks In the court room which were
hsfzf by tire beach to constitute con.
tempt.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
A Combine Made by the Important
Companies and a Raise Of 25 Per
Cent. Announced.
Increased Cost OF Railroad Service
Given as an Excuse for
the Move.
Freight Rates Between Chicago and
ST. Paul Advanced by the West.
ern Association.

New YoRK, Oct. 20. 1T was learned
Tuesday that at a meeting held Monday
at the American Express companys of.
fices by the principal officers OF the diff.
ferent express companies. it was agreed
TO advance express rates beginning Nov.
|. The basis for all express tariffs Is
the rate between New York and Chi
cage The rate at present is % per 100
pounds. Under the new tariff it will be
s.. so.
Rates win fse Advanced
% cents FROM Boston, Philadelphia and
ell eastern points. There win be no
changes 80 points east Of the last named
places. There will be no increase
greater than so cents to any point. and
point. and to some points IL viii be less.
The increase viii apply 10 business from
interior points to the seaboard as well as
to the opposite direction. The advance
in rates, 1t is said, Is made on account
OF the increased expenses of the com
panies, due principally TO the larger
payments required by the railroads for
privileges.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
sauth naEe,a.. ronnla,lan.

WAsHIS0Tos, Oct. oS.--The popula-
ton Of South Dakota as announced by
the census office Ii 27,Sis, an increase
since 1880 Of 2xo, $50. The population
OF Sioux Falls Is iO.l54 an increase of
300, or the remarkable growth of
860.22 per cent. Yankton has 8,05e, a
gain of SGT, or q little more than rs Der
cent, On the Sisseton or Wahpeton
reservation ten years ago there were 7s
whites, now there are none.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-.The dep art
ment Of state has been officially notified
that an industrial exhibition will be
held At Lyons, France, In the year 1899.
IN which the departments OF silk and
will be open 10 exhibitors
from all nations. A cordial invitation
h extended to American exhibitors.
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evidently TIas CIum.y ofsaeer..

BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.--The Bay Line
steamer Virginia, which on last July
crashed into the Louise and caused 4
loss u fourteen lives. was In collision
Wednesday with the tug Volunteer.
The Volunteer was towing Ave oyster
pungles, one OF which was sunk and
the others, as well as the tug itself.
more or less injured. Several men were
thrown into the water but were rescued.
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WY WIN nlllInra Not Be rre,q

INpEPENDENCE, Iowa, Oct. S3. m. 4.
Billings, u fhe celebrated Kingsley
Billings case, has arrived In this city and
will haye hearing before Judge Nye,
when the state will be requested to
show csanse why be shouid not be dis
charged i1une4 fa~sgg..--
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NELSON IS KING.

The Noted stallion Makes mis- Nile an
the Remark.bte Time OF 2ii0 s-4.
CAMBRIDGE CRY, ind, Oct. 23. The
stallion Nelson trotted mile here IN
s:l0l, lowering the worlds record half
second. large crowd witnessed the
performance. The time by quarters
was: BSF, half. 1DJa; three-qnarters,
l;8Si; mile, 2:lOg.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23

Wheat-No. hard, October, si.ollS: ON track.
SL@,Sk1lO8; No. northern, October. s7o. M.
vemoer " NC; ON track, ssss0eec: No. . NORTH.
pte1stIac
Corn-No. 2, 62c: No. a Sic.
oats-No White, GIea4sc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23

Cattle Common TO good cattle. 81. .,sstA IA;
Texans, ~ at0A1T5 range steers. Saan.
Hogs -stoekers and mixed, Sg.SSab4 2s, prime
heavy and butcher weights. 84.25as4 ssf liehts
$t1h0a-1bs pigs, s80n1400.
sheep Natives Sa-0odb4.ss. Westerns. easa0
Af9 Texans, $1,000 4.60 Iamha, s5.9aS960a
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-10-23
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
st. Paul unlon stooE ya,a..

W = "tAt Y HtatH 8EoNM tAfUa.
Hogs-Light, ss.o014I0: mixed, ssma4.0s;
heavy, 50 psUA05.
Sattle-6 6ood to choice fat native steera.
I5cltl0t bulls, xIO0ni65: sInilch cows
sl1O00zaO0 veal calves, Ss.0a13.75, stoekers
SLb01x.gs feeders. se.001zee: butcher steer.
s2.T51a15. =
sheep Muttoas. S36014a0 feeders, sa0la
800 lambs, s3.s5leL26 mixed, sa50n9gl
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Cattle Steers, &S-a04.Iss cows. sl.S5na8a
stookeFs aud feeders. 81 2aaus rs, range staars'
Ss02.75; range cows. si.00g6l90
Hogs.-Au grades. a55064l l0s bulk, sa.n6
gtA.05.
Sheep Lambs, s3.s00A75; good to cholne
muttons, siuu1kss slockeFs and feeder.
e20ozB8Uo
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Wheat Cash, 81 .02l 4aai .ongA. October. sl.aes4
.e25G Dscem6er, Si.0Sl40 I.oSsk May, Sl0sg1
Dl.1ggs -
No. Corn Cash, 2gsos october, 5RlAc: Mo-
ycmber. s2ysc; December aealc; MAJ Msso
Ma naL4--aa4.lav p~~~4s+4,-r- sr--
May, tlgkc.
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FALL RtvEa, Mass, Oct. 23.--Last
Thursday small schooner rugged yacht
containing six persons left here for
Prudence Island where the marty IN
tepded 10 spend Friday Wednesday
the boat was found at Happy Hollow On
tbe beach Acshsas las be.sa heaxa Of
the occupants.
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Duluth Grain.

Wheat Opened strong. advanced L. A..
asc lined and closed Ac higher. Closing oua-
laiions were; October, si.0Sgk: Decemhsr.
slt0ss hay, sl.lsSS Ne, | hard, si.06sx. "a
Nortlern, t93sc; ko. HorthsFn, a4o. a.
seipts Nses e I cars.
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ELdIk, Ills., Oct. 28.--H. Lnnd. man.
agsr Of the Elgin Clothing company, was
Inezday hEld In bonds Of 41 600 for ex-
animation unaeg the new lottery law.
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wm 0Ivs pllIen ma o.nrlsn : Rse.n

VIII CIV" Dillon and q fsFsen > keeeption
NEW YoRK, Oct. 28. The municipal
council OF the Irish National league met
Tuesday night 10 arrange with delegates
from other Irish societies for recsption
20 William O'Brien and John Dillon. Al
public demonstration was decided upon,
20 be held At either the Madison square
garden or the metropolitan opera house,
e.ssE- general sAHaissisA win be
charged.
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o. r. Houses al Yank,ou

YASKToN, 5. D., Oct. 2.--Seyen orig :
inal package houses have opened here
on the strength Of the recent Kansas
decision.
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noNsARDED sy Jovg.

an lows Burners Homsa GIteraIly Torn
20 Pieces BY Lightning, Hut Meme Of the
Family Are Hurt.
AI1oNAs iowa, Oct. a3.-News OF a
remarSanle escape comes from the little
town of kolfe, in Pocahontas county.
= Norwegian named Engelwold Cab
rislsen, who lives at that place. had re
tired for NE night with his family, and
all were sleeping soundly, when the
house wAs struck by lightning and al
most completely demolished. The first
bolt struck the roof, near the ridge. on
the south end. Ii then parted. and one
streak, AFTER passing iiagonaliy across
the roofS and tearing up about 100
shingles passed 20 the ground by the
screen door. The other bolt was more
destructive. IL
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Tore the Roof TO Pieces

on the west side, shattered the rafters
and studdirig, tore up the floors in the
second story and passed on through the
ground. Mr. Gabrielsen and his wife
We're sleeping IN bed at the southwest
corner OF their bedroom; two of their
children lay ON bed ON the floor. with
tneir heads toward partition which
divided fha bedroom from the stairway.
"a young man named Jacob Hansen
slept ~ ahe room adjoining, with his
head toward the partition. The current
passed uader the children, completely
demoiisllng the floor, tore the bed to
atoms oIf which Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel.
sen were sleeping, ripped out the parti-
uon oI the room. scattering the laths
and plastering in every direction, but
not o single member of the family was
hurt In any manner.
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Later dispatches from the scene Of
the wreck give six killed and seven
injured. The killed were e. L. Doegen,
postal clerk; Fireman Welsh. Fireman
Gould, brakeman Montgomery, Ex-
press Messenger Rnffner, Baggage
master Long.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-28
THE ONLY ONE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & ST.
Paul Railway is the only line run
ming solid Vestibuled, Electric Light
ed and Steam Heated trains between
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Paul Railway is the only line running
Solid Vestibuled, Electric Lighted
and Steam Heated Trains between
Chicago, Council Bluffs and Omaha.
The berth reading lamp feature in
the Pullman Sleeping Cars run or
these lines Is patented, and canno, be
used by any other Railway Company
1t is the great improvement. of the
age. Try it and be convinced.
For further particulars apply to the
nearest coupon ticket agent, or ad
dress ALEX. MITCHELL, Commercial
Agent, 262 So. Main ST., Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. Jan.2S-S9.
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A swITzEav TO THE r.o
S"aa Aaaax Goes the werld a R...s
WARM SPRINGS. Feb OK ,ooo

WARM SPRINGS, Feb. rs, 1890.
h"' WoRLD:-1n your issue Of
ren' 4 1890, appeared an editorial
w"'ch applied to Natives, the Ten.
derfoot and Carpet Bagger,' and the
transformation Of the same to .
"moss- back"
Abstract from editorial:
There are worthy foreigners who
do not approve Of this state of affair.
and believe that natives should be a,
least equally represented on . h.s;.
OF numbers"
1t seems the editor has .ome
grievances to settle, with some. or ali.
adopted citizens, or, as he term,
them, foreign citizens. Or does he
banker after office? If SO, let him
enter tue political arena, and see how
no will come out against the FOREIGN.
ers. To elect officers on a bas,. q,
numbers, relative to nativity, would
DC creating special rights within q
republican form of government.
would be absurd and would encourags
corruption. l hold that a foreioner
the minute he receives his naturaliza.
tion papers, 10 be as we'll entitled to
hold office as the native born citizen
is, except the office of President. as
settled by the constitution. Elect
your candidates according to ability,
and you will fare we'll enough. Dc
you not have a foreigner on proba.
ton for five years? If his conduc,
and character are in conflict with tho
requirements OF this government, re.
fuse to admit him as = citizen, for il
IS too true that good many become
citizens OF this country who would
not be good citizens of any country
But on the other hand there are
some born and raised in this coun.
try that arc just as bad, and righ,
here is where the shoe pinches
Birds of the same flock, requiring the
same treatment; that is, keep both
from the public crib, and the country
will be all right. AS this country
has been created, and made what i,
is by foreigners, it would hardly be
right to create laws to make them
subordinates of native born citizens
Perhaps if our editor traces back his
ancestral history, he may find tina,
his grand parents crossed the briny
waters. CONRAD HAAG,
A native of Switzerland.