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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The sunday OBJ .cryance Association Of King, County
hold several meeting yc.tcrday The Rev. "ilbnr !.
Crafts preached ON the sunday question ~ me al
wary Baptist Church. ~ sumner ave ana pe'hiuf>t.
lie spoke on the opening 81 the World TAR on sun
dav m The Church 81 Christ. IA SeinNdy Place nc'g
scvcnth-avc.. m the evening
Professor Fsan;din ~. Hooper. secretary of the
nrooll,n Institute. WhO went 20 Waipplc. " H., Il
vccL a., under care Of T, stefan, i reported To be
much improved. and lac expect. TO he back at work bN
september !.
Clarle, siromhor-. a Russian. age thirty five. who
boarded 90 so. 81 kcutav can" home in an 30
'cNt,lted coud in about m. yesterday. ana went
upstairs 90 DOB. room. f." minutes Iii"r %" i'4
from thu 'front.' window % the Sidewalk. ana Wa KILLED
Lou, Noun,yc, hoohhceper, who has been en-
plo,cd for thc l1,t three months hv the firm Of
ll,llcr a. triucr manufacturer, II rtrhccpcr~
f<turr, ~ No.. 30 and 30 M'ore>t. hao disappeared
and wIfh h.m -G-j ~ az" FfW'~ money N'iMcNrf
va sent with ohcoN for @G2j on the Broadway Bank
g. that Institution ON saturday, Win instruction, =
got the thc.h ,i-.ed, a, tlr money Wa wanted 10
~, on tl.c cmpoyc~. IT, did not return ana arc.
s-vcraI hour an investigation va, -trted ana I'd
T. H.. further discovery that AN additional go "as
missing from the safe. u 3, supposed that he 700"
tn.
lingo Ua,c.. age tvrutvfour. OF So. - Cole II .
W., r,....a last evening g. lntoNicltioH by Patrol
man C,.-idy. Of the Ec,cith Precinct on ms W.
Il. ..iud the alarm fIr patrol wagon the ON '' VS.
assaulted by thc prisoner and -ane ell" DDS ,'nIAh'h'
al Henry and Huntington ~. ana khu' ",H gov 10 w.
,clvine a coutt ed woJnd boo TIC check. Ambulai, 9
surgeon cornell dressed the wound. liajc' Wa hr1
To- assault
4 man who said that his name WIS Thomas g.
Bcunctt Of 80. - East seventy -c'cnii'l'' NcN
York attempted b. got ou mpVln- ctNd'T' I"ll
,o,d train at E,cr,rccu auc Myrt" ave-. on >atni'
dav lie Va, thrown 10 TIC platform. Nn ambulance
wa, called from -. Cathorncs Hospital. surgeon
Aims pronounced Inn urhuft bur suffering rom F."
cohollsm lie taken 10 the Fourteenth Fie met
station. hon.e and looked ~. About an hour aiier
uard officer Worth found him hanging t. The ccll door
with his .u.pcndcr- tied around hi' hc'h. lie W"
Arr. III 4II
called. and after working halt an hOu restored Zen
uctl 10 CousC uu,ucs,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

b,v. known il for considerably more than nan =
rn,'t,,r- and | have watched il with deep interest
Vjcn m, dam was raised la>t year Wa> curious 10
wa ,t cher II woud be- submerged would rlS' win
,b. utter | Thought perhaps IL had been attached
80 the ,horc and that the roots Of the tamarack trees
,,,,I,r have grown down Ia tn mud ana become 20
-,,iv af,ochcd that ID would not risc. But d, inc
lake. was raised the island came up with H. ana mas
nj ,ho same appearance that II had Dft} Years
!,' only n i larger. II + much larger now than
n va, when l wa, boy should say II then
I,vrd something like lfty acres, and the trees on
:, 80 small rhc boy, used u GO ont on II
o,d c,tbor cr,ubcrrrs and nsh through it for bull
g How many acres do you think it contains now
Judge - =, -, ,,.,.o, :, ,o,oIv
-. -t,uld say that il contained over 100 acres
.ud he. aIout doubled its size during the last
rfty wears
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
ELIZABETH.

The county althor,uc- will t. day begin an in'c'
tration a, 10 the mysterious disappearance Of Nil.
Frank Dunbar. II Union Township. Mr.. Dunbar
va, born in thu VILLAGE and belong 10 the Old wade
family. II Union. The comfy ""th"IIu'' arc '1u'
fed that Mr., Dunbar ha- never left ia" place.
~. pcv Father Connolly. pastor Of tl" hurch of
,h. IIol, H.-arv Yesterday announced That Bishop
,y,rg.- had decided that Oh" building now urch a. q
nan by In, Young Men, catholic Institute must y
r1Iy,riod into - sChpo! h'u-' I'd" new zen Inc q
thunder ,lap Oh The Young men. WHO IH conn q"
,..,,ri inc place ~ their exclusive property ana ItH
handsomely Atcd II mp 'luh ROOM lt is pr"b'h
s., .,n los of 'he.r l..ilulIrt"- irn, result in 100
Al. tu,ccr,,on 81 the catholic Institute Association
which s, Iu A noII-!nut '"hoiu"l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
LILLE n.RrnnLnL cREcnE.

Charles u kellogg p,ursr ~ tn Gre IA" on hodio"
Island arknc ledge, with thanks the receipt 81 the 10"
loetne rontr.. utions Anonymous Ms. =. J. :. and
NAV Nacklnto.h 81. Mr. l. TIis ~ George n
t.rnneg 200 MARY W. Henderson. 80 Howard Mans
Aela 4 !. and william King - Mr. M'rgarrt 4
Hilton. q Mfs. George Church. 40 Ms 'hafts \
Hunk IS. Everett T. wheeler and Miss cara j. nd
80 a.. NJ. rhebe 4 Thorne s2s william Is Frv.
-. NJ. g.. Low. sl3 OlNcr g Barton - I'm
Memoran. Henry .. Avery" s25 Miss i Il. Fcrrs.
ell Mr. George Richards. lr.. SIS James Niece. elo
Mrs. Charles A. Coe $50 Mrs. J. ,. d. Lancr. $50
n. ESQ
Ias attendance at the Creche has been unusually large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
STING HER HUSBANDS PHYSICIAN.

Mrs. Adelaide Drcckc Of south Brooklyn, has begun an
action in the supreme Court against pr John H. Trent
OF No 1876 ScventcenhSt.. for $1,000 damages. chare
ing that the doctor. through improper treatment
caused the death Of her husband. Charles Dreekc on
February - 1-e0 she also that the ph\ >lcian
hold n pOst norton examination upon the body oi hei
hC.i,and unawfully. The defendant admits that ne
treated Drcckc but denies the allegations OF unNkuuI
freat ncpt Mrs Drceke had him arrested once on the
criminal charge Of mutatng the body OF her husband
mt the magistrate dismissed the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
morn FOR THE EX-CONVTCT.
Az rxrrr.r>rl>. AGENCY At WORK TO SECURE
ANormrR CHANCE FOR HIN.

AN 1vFLrE>rINL AGENCY At WORK TO SECURE
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR HIM.
The convict, career j, no longer bhehcd forever by
hi, term of Imprisonment Provided that he sincerely
regret, IN, period of crime, and SHOWS ample ''o'"o
~, ni, intention to lead better life he can no" pre-
,,r. situation and start afre,h There are several
,,.,,d - convict, who are now employed in reput-
iI .iuc.s hoI,c IN this city, and who cam III 'dSe
80 cb,r.e get good recommendations, both As /" COZ"
dp,, and ability, from their employers. THIS 'oh"'-
tInn of affair, {, brought about largely oy ue I'''
Assertion OF NcwYork. The ASSOCIATION Is Il D''n'
~ tl. National Pr son Association. when hd> uT'I'
H. nearly all the leading states OF the Union i"9
New Yorl, Association. however has done more r'oo
and occomp .ncd more noticeable and FAR r'a'nnS re-
.ult than any II the other branches IN the country
!, ur.L placc for no les, than 800 men last year.
all Of whom had at some time occupied 'eH j" WV
of the prison, of TIN, Empire state.
rn.odor, W Dwight is president Of the lri'o" ~
soci,tion. William VI. +. Round l. the se'r''lIH'
office Of the association j. at 40. l1' r'>'
st. Mr. Round i, enthusiastic over the work uo'o ~
the association and talk, freely r-1riinS IT, ~
asked the other day whether the Aversion 10
and c> convict, did not almost preclude the P'""'
Of assistance for such people. lie ~ud 'h' "''"
p.,oclatiln had done proved the contrary Z" u" ''
Public opinion ha, undergone " d'''''' ,,.t
said Mr. Round. during the lat year OF wv"
H., not look with 80 much horror upon the IN"
l warn prs,n stripes. TIN, ma} or may ''' 'o
GOOD for public morals hut It l. certainly
thin, for the cN convict; The public l. ''"''
give the eN convict another chance. p'oN"'' D"
shown a strong Dis position to reform IL t wv ths
chance that the Prison Associations pr, :, nst1iu
r,nN,t Of course do not rndtAN'' u, ',,,'ri
,mpIoy ment for a man VIII" ha> ,"h"l'," a. what
We are thoroughly satisfied that h. mean ',t care,
/. right III, record a ConNit' u cN''nn'' W. md
fully and We make sure that h> Iolu l' hat he
hls conduct while prisoner CIV" rN''",, 'h1r,.I
,tu ,ltcr nj, manner Of life when NE I, ~, ,i D.,
Thrr, are hard eases of course, tia' "''0 bs mart
dr,. With and there are occasional laP''> -" 1.iu"d
~ mon wlp started right when thcN Hr'1 et,r ~
th.r liberty Iut. considering the latec t h,Vr
~, ",p,.,cts we have helped. the numucF WV ~ -
Ti.anpontcd us i. small We can point To- Ha,c ma
81 men now occupying places OF Wns', m nnly
confidence Of their Fellows VIII" WIZ
few years ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CLOSING FOR THE SUMMER

Many Of the Brooklyn churches closed for the sea
son Yesterday. The Rev. Howard = Bliss, assistant
pastor Of Plymouth Church, preached yesterday H'or"
ing there and for the next month there VIII pc Ho
services at Plymouth.
The Rev James TAYLOR pastor Of the Frospc'V
Heights Universast Church. at Seventh-aVe anu
Eghtllst. preached his last sermon for the Sea'on
yesterday morning. ,,...,.
The Rev. spencer : Roche. rector OF 81 warn >
Protestant Episcopal Church. In Adeiph-s''' o'i ~
Kab.aye preached his last sermon tr ,cr tho
has been taking his vacation at Far 100 III chrrch
last month hut he il now going away. ~ tho Nov
s-nI M, he closed however Next SUNDAY INC w ~
Ipr lsy,ycster of Haven father OF tFe 10
Chluncey d. Brewster, rector OF "Fa0o N'''- " w.
Heights will Ohcste a.. ., Dor mr. Charles
Tive Church OF the Holy Trinity the rev Dr ; no
II Hale rector. at Clinton ana Montague sV' VIII w
closed during August for repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
EXPLODING OIL STOVES AND An ACCIDENT

An oil stove in the house Of John Cheshire. at NO
1850 Bushwckavc.. exploded Yesterday forenoon
An alarm was sent ont and Foreman william Gallagher
Of Engine No. Il. started q the fire The shafts 81
his wagon broke on the way. and he ran mt TIE
engine and was thrown from his wagon, receiving in
iuries about the head lie was taken 30 Engine House
No l.. IN patrol wagon. and IN" wounds w"i"
dressed. The damage from IN" explosion was i cht
At about noon another OIL stove IN the second story
of The hOnSc o.. Nicolss smith. Of No. ll23 Madison
81. exploded, damaging the building o. the extent Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
rIrTu .vFyI-E-Senator T. c. Power OF Montana
GILsEY-Henry r. WolcOtt. Of Colorado NlCIohlA-
Fernando Cruz. Minister for Guatemala at WashIheo
MISUNDERSTANDING Geraldine Ulmar' "INDSO'-
Samuel w. Allcrton, Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
WHAT IS GOING or TO-DAY.

Meeting Of Coffee Exchange, noon
Annie Goodwin inquest morning.
ronnis At the Meadow club southampton, p. u.
Executive committee National CrOssCountry Associa-
ton Grand Union Hotel y. m
Meeting Of the XNIIth District Repuoleah 'Iup w.
G97 Tenthayc., 3 p. III. -
westcbester County Grand Army Association Wander
bilt Hotel, evening
Departure Of nine Fresh-Air parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
new ELECTION LAWS
NETWORK STATE.
Cheap Edition; 81 30 Per 100 Copies.

A cheap edition lin price. not in
c;salityl Of the NcW.EOTk state Elec-
lion Laws, under which the vote Will
be taken this fail, has been printed by
TIE TRIBUNE. without covers. and
will now be supplied 10 clubs AT the
rate OF Sl.jO per hundred copies; d.
copies for 30 cents; single copies
cents each. The print ~ large ana
the paper good: and the various Re-
publican organizations can now get
the exact language Of the three new
law. nf :, merely nominal cost. The
nnmphiet contains the Ballot Reform,
the Corrupt Practices, and the Regis
tratiOn Acts.
THE TRIBUNE. New-NOrk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

an, further funds are needed. II been Of great
beneOt 10 mothers with infants and small children who no
TO escape the and impure air Of the
districts and cannot their homes except Tor the cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
IIANCNNE.

Fire broke ont in a cheese box stu at the me
water oil Compauy's yard about II O'Clock yesterday
morning Company employees prevented It's ~pFrSh"T
and controlled the blaze. The tank was "i sheet IRON
and contained about Gooo barrels 81 cfine on. Inc
Gar,cr did not exceed 5000 ono cmpoyc was
1. Ill Lurund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
MARINE INTELLIGLNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IO-DAr
suur,esG4s sets Is Moon sets l. OF AN Moons assH
HIGH WATER.
hx-Ssndy Hook. s07 Gov island ais Hell Gate. ~
p u-sandy Hoog. sSl GOV and 40 ie! Gate. go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.
JERSEY CITY.
RrFFIANs ATTACK AND WOUND PoLlCE CAP

JERSE1 NII1.
RrFFIANs ATTACK AND WOUND POLICE CAr-
TAIN.
william Enright and gang OF HUMANS "erc oI''''
ing a disturbance on saturday night at picnic III
Atlantic Garden Acting Captain WohieOch' Vi "iN
Fifth Precinct who was there but not III nuuoI"''
rcoue.tcl them 10 dcst. but instead OF DOING - ey
,,.,,n 4, abusc him Enricht attempted 10 strl" Hu''
The Captain displayed his shield and pia'oh i'h's'
under arrest Two Of the prisoners companions az
,emptcd 10 rescue the prisoner, and the tee auc III
lively for the Captain The latter Used NJ" o'o Hc'I
and chung TO his prisoner until he landed nm III tIc
uolice station Then the Captain discoveries ta. nc
had deem "a n In his head several 'us Oh .,'o TO-
and ms clothing torn ana coNcr'H WIN n'",.
ruricI also had some mcHIcEtos "I w "Hp,". :,
show lie will bc arragneG In the ponce count "l'
morning
Peter Kcorh NJ No 1917 Laidiaw-avc' inc So"hS
man who wa, stabbed saturday ngm Oy Fe'cr
Too AN IaIin bootbllck viii probably DE IRON us
lround lie was sinking t'lidN la~t hiSnl. ron ,
Cant,Iu Newton went Ia the hospital ArN''unf . H,
,,nil krnrh', ,ntc.noftcIu statement. lie sad uldl
he v-os passing SUNNI, and La.dlaw aNcs. on Ms WV
Inc ii-hcu Tolo ran up and stabbed MN IN me
abdomen lie was able 10 a'cIlhe any NUN lo
Iho ~ AMT unless il might be that TWO or ulI.c
weeks ago he had dispute "iih loI" ABOUT NV, if
r,cnt for a ,hinc. Tolu wanted him to pay ~ ''n,N
a"d he refused to give more than >. Ntcr inc s'dD-
hing Tolo ran away and c'cdrtd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
, RATHER DRouyrD Ar FiR RocEAwAr.

Iohn Murphy. a loard,r at the Madison House FAR
r,.t,vav T. T. won't n bothns iu th" ,un y"'t 1d'y
,d.r.,,u and wa, carried beyond h, depth by strong
,udcrtow aud va, drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
A JFALOI'S HUSBAND MURDERED.


Francisco Frank age thirty an lAIlah living III
Mechanic st. Sew RQrh"llc Wa shot and Instantly
killed Al 1 O'clock Yesterday afternoon 10y a fellow
,,nptryuau named Pltchclo Bouchettc Frank VIII"
,,,, ali Italian laborcr. had for some time been en-
Moved ON the new lower which Is being construct %"
in the village. he married about seven months
ago and Wa keeping house with ms young WHO.
Uouchctic who j., q Young man unmarried, Is also
employed ON the new scw"r. lie became Infatuated
with Frank, wife who j. pretty Italian girl, aud
Frank became jealous Of him. Yesterday ai"Ii''m
I.,irhcttc a, va, Ia, custom sunday, made visit
10 Frank, h0u-e. At first the two men appeared -
lac friendly and they drank beer together Accord
ING f. Mrs, prank. B0uchctte began 10 talk 10 her
alsput leaving her husband Frank accused Iouchcttc
81 attempting - break up hi, home. The two men
then hid hot wUryi,. when Frank ordered BOuchct''
,l,t of The hoii,, and walked toward him 10 put him
ont l,ouchcttc then dr.V thirty eight cdllhrc ~
ynlver and nrd four shots in rapid succession. The
bullets all struck Franz I'm the breast lie dIch III
-tautty. Eol. bette ran ont 81 the house with the
.uIobne revolver in hi- haHd. and went down Mechanic
ST.. turning into Grand ~. lie throw the revolver
quay and was running fast lie could toward
,hc italian boarding house where he lived. He was
u,rsned hy Onccr McGuirk. who finally captured him
- he Was aL0ni 10 enter his boarding hOnsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

MOUNT VEENON-rhc Rev. Charles :. Lane, pastor
II the YrcsLytcriln Church. preached yesterday. and
To day Will 90 to Boston b. spend his vacation until
the first sunday II. september. The Rev. G. II. Dodd
preached In the Baptist Church. The Rev. {. X.
Clearwater preached h5 last sermon until september
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

wEpxrsDAr. JULY 30.

liverpool. July 2S Whte SO,
seneca HAN ana ......J uy -O'N Nu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28

r.,.o ,.co.-c = NOT going to stop at Newfoundland
,,,r al Notwithstanding the arrangements Hldu, ny
%r his rcrcption This Will be enough 10 haAc INC
goldfish bawl.-Q Rochester Post hNpreSs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
HrsRy A. DANIELS. n.

HENRY A. DANIELS: a. d..
90 WEST S9TH 81 r,,xv o,c.ns
Diseases Of the Nervous system UeIi'o ., 49, o'
ImDetence and Stcriity. Hours TO l. D 10 o.
Keeps neclisec shirts. flannel. chcviot ana SILK
tahr,cs. 81 so to Co. 800 and sil broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
INCOMING ,STEInERS.

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-28
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. JULY -.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-04
Notice of Guardian Sale

" ,ticH Is harebv give, that by virtue
OF an order of saie. duly ..ade and en-
tared of record by the County Court for
Linn County, state OF Oregon, on the 9th
a Of January. 1890, the undersigned, as
guardian of aslina E Burkhart and
samuel q. Burkhart, minor heirs OF C.
D BurKhart. deceased. will, on Satur-
day March 20, 1890. at o'clock p. m. of
ssid day, st the Court House door. in the
City of Albany, Linn County, Oregon,
offer for sale, at nblic auction, to the
highest bidder for cash in band on the
day Of sale, tho undivided two ssvenths
OF the following described real estate, to
wit: Beginning at the Northeast corner
Of land set apart Co 9, @. Burkhait In the
partition suit entitled, J. ID. Barkhart ct
ais. vs.. @ G.. Burk hart OF ais la the
Circuit Court Of the State of Oregon, fer
Linn County running from thence North
10 aiin., East 1i.76 CHAINS; thence North
So deg, 80 min. West 81. 70 chains; thence
South deg, East 14.i5 chains, then.e
East 1910 chains to the place Of begin
nIng, g,containing 80 acres, all IN Township
Oregon, with oil the uppurtenances therei
OAROLlNE BsRKHART,
Guardian.
The whole OF said tract OF land, includs
Ing the interest Of the heirs, now of ace
will he offered a. said tiime for sale, upon
the same terms nAs that of tLA minor
heirs. and the person purchasing the
whale ( said tract 70 receive a deed Of
conveyance from each OF tho owners az
scid land. and q guardians deed for the
inter est Of said minors.
CAROLINE BuRKHART
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-04

The unanimity found to exist among
the members ofthe Democratic State Ten.
trail Committee, relative to the propriety
of renominating Governor Pennoyer for
the Office he now holds, Is but a reflex o.
party opinion throughout Oregon. lie
not only has the unbounded confidence si
his party. but men OF every shade Of pcliti-
cal belief fully realize that In the present
state of politics in Oregon he is the man
needed at the helm Of the ship Of state.
Tried and found equal TO every emergency.
honest, competent and fearless, he win re
eeive almost the solid vote Of the granger
element throughout the state. His banker
opponent, whoever he may be, win find
Pennoyer enjoying the same majority that
he received four wears ago, when the
coming campaign is ended. Jacksonville
Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-04

The 'campaien Of education" which has |
been going on in the minds Of the people on
the folly and injustice Of our prcscns high tariff
war taxes, has, for months. created more com
motion, among farmers than any other class and
this oommo.ion, this disposiiononlhe part Of
farmers to investigate into lis inequalities and
INJUSTICE has been the cause oflrighlsnng and al
arming the republican leaders into the beleflhat
the greatest menace to their continuance In
power is this study Of that question by the
farmers. This Is not surprising. though |, Is a
matter Of almost incxolieable wonder that
farmers have not studied these matters more
diligently long before this, As an evidence Of
the fright ofrepublican leaders 4 Is only neees.
sary to refer to the various efforts being made
10 show to the farmers that the war tariff has
nothing TO 10 with the present depressed con-
dllien Of agriculture. First comes Statisti-
clan Dodge In his March report Of the depart.
ment Of agriculture aud says that the low price
Of corn and wheat is owing to over production.
Then comes the 0rcgonias with ponderous
editorial and vouch safes to the farmer the
same reason for these low ptiess. Both advise
the farmer to diversity" his crops. Dodge
says, land the oysgonisa responds "me too
that the farmer should raise sugar, animals and
their products, ibers, fruits. nuts. barley, leaf
tobacco and wines These are, the panaceas
which are to cure the disease Of the agricultural
body polite. Every Intelligent farmer will
Justly and truely dcnounre those who give this
advice as demagogues. Does not every one
know that Il all our farmers could diversity
their crops and thus produce the products
above named that the prices Of these articles
would 20 down as has wheat and conf Can
Dodge Or the Orsgorias. with no experience
as farmers, set themselves up as teachers Of
agriculture to farmers Of lie long experience
They expect farmers 10 gulp down tits advice
blindly. as they have done the tariff teachings
Of these would be advisers for years. Bu,
farmers are waking and propose to make then
own inquiries. Then comes Dolph, ''oaI
senator" and makes "great" speech on the
ts-ilf as affecting farmers. We are gvaveiy
told that 10000 copies Of this speech are to b
distributed among the farmers Of Oregon. ",
hope !, will be done. The demagogie fallaeiei
in the speech crop out 50 prominently that evev
casual reader will not fail TO sec them. Tn,
whole burden Of theSena,or's speech seems to b,
the ''home market" stuff He wants the farmei
to have the ''home market" for his wbea,.e
beef and pork. Has not the farmer had th'
home market for century. and been eompeiI-
ed to so into the foreign market besides1 Il i
possible that Dolph hopes to influence farmer
in the coming election by such silly demagO
uvo
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-04-04
"ENTERPRisE."

The Oregsaiaa attempts 10 be funny by say.
ing that the DEMOCRAT is humorous in CALI
ING attention 10 the Misrepresentation Of that
paper concerning the effect Of the food 10 Linn
county. However jocular that paper may re
gard irs wild. fancifal story that tae raging
Santiam had carried everything away that the
hand Of man had put aeroes il, aud that the
bridges on all the small streams In Linn eoun-
sy had been washed away, yet. could !, hare
heard the criticisms Of people here for publish
ing such open palpable falsehoods, Il would
have felt that its story was regarded
a. anything else than humorous. The
DEMocsAr told the exact truth about wha,
the 0rsgeniss said aud !, drew the only logi-
cal conclusion from iiS own words. That pa
per makes this quotation from the DxMocaAr;
'The OysgoniaH exhibits species Of studied
Animosily towards this town." This a williul
misqno,a,ion and pervcre misrepresentation Of
what the DEMocRAr said. After relating
what that paper said about the loss Of bridges
and wheat the DEMOCRAT said; "F iDsks
like species Of studied animosity towards this
town by that paper From this twill aP-
pear that what VIC did say Is quite diAerens
from what Il attributes 10 u. II the oregss.
iaa's enterprise consists in thus ialsefying and
misreprcsenting. then. indeed will honest. fair
minded men regret that il has any enterprise
at sll.