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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
Mi a Gooi Send oil From; Home.

The Eheiaw Reporter in calling
attention tu the announcement t'I \
A. Pollock, OF that place. as O. candi
date Ior Congress i,om tits District,
says:
.'Stace Capt Pollock has sad that
he IS not Lemocrat, hpt claims tc
be wing, We canno. see how he can
exp=ct t.ip2 e..:,crscA h. Tie Demo>
Gratis
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
For the Legislature.

Mr.. EDlroR Permit me to announce
that ain Candidate for reelection to
the House of Representatives, subject to
the approval OF tine Democracy Of kershaw
County at the primary election to be held
at such time as the County Executive Com
mittee shall direct.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
Fo,. School Commissioner.

Mr.. EDITOR Il hereby announce mysel!
a candidate for the office OF School Con-
missioner OF Kershaw County. subject 10
the result Of the primary election t" &c
held at such time lis the County hxee!-
tive Committee shall direct.
B. B. CLARKE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
For Treasurer.

Mr.. !HD1roR:--.You VII please announce
ihe narne OF capt G. {. Halle f1I le IT.
pointmcnt 10 lhc Office OF County freasu-
FER. subject 10 The rcsri. OF the ensuing
Democratic primary, and ohlige
MANY FRIENDS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
L'Or t!,r LEGISLATURE.

Mr. l3Dl~on:--l respectfully ann"'Me"
myself as Candidate Tor election TO the
HUusr .! Representatives, upon he Farm
rrs Movement Platform. Eb.ect 10 the
actiu.. Of TIC Democratic primary.
W. r. rUSSELL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
For iutitGr.>

MR. Error :--Piease announce the name
of Mr.. H,.niri =. Kiri;lcy as II suitable per-
son for the endorsement OF the Democratic
voters 1T 'nci: approaching primary elec-
ton foI Auditor OF Kclsh County. MIR.
Kirklry is rmrcntiy qua iiied for this posi-
tion, and si"T!d he receive their recommen-
da.ion or endorsement, it will br his high
esl ain to discharge the duties OF his Office
faithfully aid 10 the entire satisfaction ot
the public generally. THE PEOPLE.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
For County Commissioner.

At the rrqlcs: of numerous friends and
neirhbors in West Watrrce. hcre'r: mr-
nounce myself u Candidate for Inc "tle"
CT County Commissioner. subject to the
action Of the primary election.
J. u. ISBELL.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
For County Commissioner.

To THE PLOPLE:
hereby announce myself candidate
for County Commissioner, subject to The re
suit of the Democratic primary. It elected
will endeayor to serve the interests OF the
county to the bcst Of my ability.
Respectfully.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

Total, l2S2
These lanls may be purchased in
tracts or in q body.
TEsMs-One third cash; nalance
in one and two years, secnred by
tond and mortgage, with privi ege Of
payirg cash.
Parties wish ng information can
apply 10 S. c. 'L1BUkN'
Receiver Estate James Chestnut.
Ang %
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
FINE STOCK FOR SALE.

MILK COWS with their CALVES.
Graded lIolstcin Yeariinys.
Graded Jersey Icarlings.
Three Burke Loits, , to years oid.
Two Cnits from Margin, II yrs oll,
Graded Sorthdown Sheep.
\ large lot of gradci Hogs, cross
cd w!,:! po!an,l.r rEina and Berkshire.
Also, a lot oi fine wrk Males.
hDEic TO JOHN q. Man.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

Ola newspar ers iu any quantity at
Is Gems O hundred at this Office.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

BROWNS troll BITTERS
Cures dyspepsia, In
Digestion & Debility.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.

Providence Washington Insurance
Co, Providence, r. I.
Security Insurance Co., New Haven,
Conn.
Fidelity Fire Insurance Co., Huron,
South Dakota
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
| the public hat now represent he above
popular md strnng Five Insurance Doinpu-
nics. and salci: i hare II their patron
age.
!. Z. SRhS.EGIUS.
Aug 1atf
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1890-09-11

economy and justice, to he very care
tul ON tnis point N frtnrr.
In prescnting the atf,,rs uf i.@
County commissioners, :ii1 jury ;.e-
sires to correct III impression wtic;l
was created in our F. bcuary presc Mt.
inant. In that document we rather
severely cenSurea the Commissioners
for having l"r.uwcd sixteen thous-
anl dollars for which they had no
immediate use. We have since as.
certained that there was argent need
Ior u considerable portion Of that
amount to take up claim Tor money
borrowed the year previous. The
necessity would not have arisen had
nut our Legislators in their Wisdom
seen ft to have tie time for the COL
lection Of taxes extended from Lee.
18th to Feb. 10th. ThA Jury re-.
specttully urges upon our Represen
Lative. to work and vote against tile
adoption OF such q resolution at the
neGL session Of the Legislature.
On taking up the Poor House mat
Ter We find that there has been but
scven or eight inmates since the lst
Jf Jnnnarv, and that the average
cost per month to the County has
been about sixty duiIars. This seems
to us to be rather expensive, and we
would suggest 20 the next Board OF
Commissioners tue experiment of
Turning out tie inmates am ng
the poor families in Ghe town and
country whn will doubtless be glad
TO thus ali themselves anl Us.
The Commissioners report an aver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
THE POLICE OITRAGE AT TIPPERARY.
IRISH LEADERS TESTIFY TO THE BRUTAL 'oH
Duct OF TIE POLICE.

Dublin. OCT o. The hearing on the summons aea"''
the police for assaults 'oninf'@i b' 'h'h upon Il
number OF persons ~ III" Court House III liPPe'HH
the occasion Of the op"nia- "l 'il 'riai vi N'N
Dillon and O'lrien hccan Al tHa' p'"'' I" ""N' ','"
othv Icaly opened the for Mr.. HARRISON member
oi the Hons. ot Commons for the Middle Division of
Tipr-arv who wa, severely injured bv tn ponce"
Mr lcaly declared ina, 90 the occasion IN Hr''""'
for every adult ~ The crow" "''~''' vi ''c ''.''
House gates. tho.c we're four arir"" l"h'fh''" Mr.
Iarri-on he said. upon >"riHE tH' P'h'c oe'H"''I"N
Mr. Sncc1v wen, to IL" rescue when four or five
cou>tahicS eci1cd him. Wh' blow was ocan MN
from behind which crushed IN his h'ah a. II II
were an crr.heu Upon tie CONCLUSION ~
Mr. l,"alv's r.marl>. Mr.. Harrison t"oN the stand
lie fled tha, thcr" were fewer than 'hy civilians
outside 81 the CONT lI"H'" Wh''' II" a'HV"' "''c
there wa, Il large force Of p"'cn'h on 'a'h sue ="
,,o r,,o. rho police r>cd great and unnecessary
,,oeucc and - Mr.. O'Brien appeared I" lie III great
a,,,or ,,,,,o wen; ont int, the road {" soc If any
,,,,, ,o,Id Ia. don" Ia ,'cc, the violence OF III"
ro,e Co,.ucl CatdAl. who wa- III commando al
dressed thc p,lcc saving something I" IN" c'''' mat
they must 20 IN ont Of that ana ho' "'hc " "'>'"''
,ncc Tn. command not beng ohcNrd' 'hc "''rso
,,cd ,hc noIcrmcn why they dt-o"ycd Their "i''r :
ra,r. In,n tli- a constable" aimed Il blow win a
,.,ou ., ,ro viinc-~. who stepped back ana lafl'u
i ,,hc,cu,.o, another constable sc1cd him iv the
,hro,, rho wln"~, ru~hrd the "''>iablc'N h'in
,v.,y and seeing another policeman a'"nt 10 >''!"o
.,,, ,,,. il G.. crowd. with - 'au-h ana i'' "'e
vu,, n,cy,utn: the blow fro'n falling NJ 'h''
ru,,uro an officer came mp and 'aid fh'' " ' 'ic
r.i,,, noud LET the man Ec thc oll'rr W"'.In
Wt'" uc,,, IN ON, If the row" and prevent lIh
,irr T,ihc d. rider. rhc wines "a" 10" n'n T.
>,i,hr aIIo,hcr man, aud WI, h>m,n h"I.r Et' from,
rnn,rd lie finally shook the p"lir'' OIL ana mao ~ ~
way into the 'olri rom DhlrG tnr M nen, rhc
r!!viIt,u. tiirw Il, stones and truck n" hl,W>: ca
,cp, IN parr NIX blow from ih' l"',' ,i, n,narv
n,i,.I ,h"lm lcph''c ihr i," ',",n Whc
r The bench. I'll" application wa Nin'W; , .d
' =. .iv,uc ,xld"ue" Mr. Hchli quc>',.'u u
hm rc:ar,~r IN, rlo"-i5ph> h" had taken: '
ur.,idii.s uri-i~irA'" ruhd t"' 'I> - uttch Mr.
J. ,'.,., ,,... ,luu ri.i,r!. at IN" 'ld Oi "''" ~
,ic"N Told Nj r'Ihlci (" l2'" ~" "h".> ,I Ic
VI =" ,.t i,f,,r TIE. refusal "i request - dd
[ ,l,pi II IT," .";.~ttut"n OF The bench 'h'
.,IrI,u.,,.c- W!thGrtWi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
Z. + SHEPiRUS CiSE STILL IN Do'D''
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NOT READY ~ i"'
POET--WiLL 81. CEN>rEED'

POET-WlIL 81. tl.N-l h''P-
u annc,rpd 10 be the genera, cxp'rtation at th'
I'niou I"l.uc club a>i ni.ht. when inc m'''""
mec,nu va. cillri 10 ori"r. Tat tlr ENrc"'" '"'"
mite woud make rp't "n fnc '''' "' ''
,h p,r~i against whom char'c, had been prtf'en :"
,,uc n.rudi,i,l The nr.rrs' So of IT." club Mem
h.rs f the club w,r" rot pUiicull!l' 'r'hmnh'a'"
Iayond that po it hnt after I'll" m""i,n: II wa "'N"
op,d that there VA ~tl"uG INTEREST mi'l''>"" "'
tho>, present in Ill" pro 'rdhs- of tn h'N''""''
Committee.
II was learned thai CrT"lIuS Y. Biz r">'''' !"
The abs"ucr Of Chann'ry v - "'" ~" IVA "''' 90
meeting had fairly oJ"lrd There c'Il Tor "ff
,r,,u the E>crutivr Committee. II Wa >ad tii'
David Millltcn jr. a>,I f. tn report d'' fhi' "'FF
wa, some appliance wien l' Did -. u" ~ ''"'"
that ha undcr,to"! that the "'mliiti"' 'tI h'' W.
S,cp,rt', case under consideration. ard fer tl'
reason lie dd rot consider II pri'"'t t. ''I lr r
poi Mr. Mlllkcn >rii ilii II" w ~ 'l"d a'i t''
meeting III ,codcd To- -p,ch .''r" r'i' n' h'~u~~.
II wn> rcroit"i II ,WrN"r. i'' III" EN"rn;lVr I IN
mi,,c.. either net yr-t"rd,g af:rrHn"u or At H. nr
inc nn Wcs.nc.',a ui.hi 'I'n" /" General agreement
| ,lat il wuulI nal" rp,'t - ! -p"'al h''''ht :"
The. club. Recommending that a cen are b' P'>" '
Mr. -hcp,rd for publishing ,lui affairs Members vi
| the ,oninittr, de-, lined ~ ~I"ah "n I'll" SUBJECT
| rh., rcpor, va, heard hy m"u.hr~ "f tine 'nb AT
! ,ho meeting last urlt. and "a- ARMED thAi ''n
| sire would i,' u:ic"nt pr".-lm"n'. III "'l'h 80
,,, scandal and irm'l" that -" affair ih' AIirA'N
| created N,cuitnc :" th" bv Law "i ~" ''''p ''
| EN,rutIvc Committee I'm Iuf''m ~ "iHh- 'lN
u,u.,rr Who j, .r,l:is manner pr"cl'"'i 10 '"'
Interest # IA" ',h -! II offence. ""l ih' "n'"''
| h,r II VA, .uppo-"d l., IN" p""pl" thai IT," com
ui,,.. world Iu!-u. that Course. hut Il ~ "'i"' ~
4; IL. cluh ,...; NJ >L'A'd "nii n'N ",,'" ri t,n
wm> 4 laf.. ,tic,.daii.' If In''r''"r>. , ,,.,,,,
~" iolovin: a., sc nrnF' rta,n, ' u, fH r. n,
g. N"'"n. Edward Wool. l"' ~ Mrrri'i. H''m 1,n w.
| ~: II Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

were missing ont OF the five barrals in the
smaller one, and it was at first supposed mat
H." murder had been committed with tins weapon
Dougirrty, however. says that he dld the shoot
ing with the 44-calibrc pistol which he after
ward reloaded with two Of the nlty cartridGrs
%qna 1qrS The him mssn. at carfdgcs f1T Of the 3
on hi, way from Flatbush to Brooklyn. When
by the Tribune reporter Doughcriy was re-.
clinirs on chair in the policcnirns sitting room;
surrounded by crowd of officers. lie chattet
and laughed inronccrncdly with the officers who
had arrested him. ,.., ,u,
II lid 1t. I meant, to shoot li2yh fk,mns, NJ
MrGrcal and Nr whole crowd What was the
.aus' of your l.fec ling aEairs' Dr. Fleming an'
lis Oflrrrs?' sad tie reporter
Their brutal treatment oi me whi' WIS W
the hospital They not only beat me. bli thry
stopped all ny letters and turned q deaf ear 10 IN my
requests to haye my my Sn, snrE ou % ,nl %sjmpp @ act OF
justice | should have been satisfied am io'
Hrw.lork H M T,,iay'" B. I " ohm,
he was "A book ranvasscr. was thirll-nVe years
orl and a native of this country. while 10 'he ie
porcrs hr said that he was born in lrrlAnn
\ Tribune reporter who visited IN" asylum ES,
evening found the institution in stat" "l
Suppressed excitement while poire'n"n aharO"
The approaches. After some driay a'imltahce was
secured. Dr. Fleming could not h" seen. rs re
was Frustrated by his narrow escape, bni Dr.
Mrt;rral rcc0untrd his thrilling rNFrlrhci, ~
given above. He said: " do not care to look
into the mnzzlr of revolver, esp'rnlly Mntn VIII, !,
il is in the handS of a lunatir. wonder Dou9hrr'N
did not shoot me- aS hr had n goo! "pp'rtilii'N
| was on the stoop when he came back week bri1t' %
last and walled away IN hurry when he pui"l
ont his revolver. T"-dav had I" si' tIcm an"
S,r hiiu haullr deadly weapons. Dou-lcriN ~ =
good -loukine r,llnw ami wears eye" loes's li"'Nl-
IDENTIFY dl..ui>'. himself in hi> Ton? rapr-"V'r
| coat when ir came to the asylum AMI went away
without disguise lie Threatened DR.. Met iim'"i
| wien ne was hero before. AIN clad 10 has bee"
captured. He never gave H. any particular iron
| hl. Wien he was here an inmate.
| Dr. Lloyd was about thiriy-hr'" Years oll ana
| unmarried. III, former home Was in the Vest
near Cincinnati lie had hcrn r"nn'ri",i with t'I'
| Kirgs County Hospital and lnsan" Asylum about
| th,rc wears and was greatly liked hl AL wh'
! knew him His ho'ly rr>'cl on a couch III ne
| room where Il" Was shot last cvr;iint. An nIu"s
| will bc held hv 'ororcr Lindsay
| \ dispatch from Albanr Yesterday s1ld nm
DR. IIoyi nf tho Stat" Board of h1riiicN WIS ~"
| alrncrth"r free from alarm lr>' Dpugh"rty shoni
| ..rli him ont and Try to xii him. for he toi'
| DR. Fleming when h" first revisited the kinG
| county Asylum that he was "in- 10 tanaudalsna
| tn Kill Dr. Iloyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Pittsburg cot. .. ~" survey 81 th" l"nhN' Na"E'
hn canal arr. pIa, ally hni~'d and tho r"nIii '"I
,u,uintcd hy III, Lr.r-l,i.v" ViI. ak ia" sta u"
,o,,ul ,. the canal Tie commission lid III" ""ir
., i. and favor 4 iou, .,i,iig ih" l.l;rr Iitfr
,kr Erir The cu!uIni~ lion. body. htN" !"l Il
vet gwen any figure, ~ Ia What would c"- l" '''l"
,h. canal: bur a. iud ldmaI~, they have adwtf"l II
vouM co,t a, mach l.! n" In"It' than IN N''hH'
canal. which cDnnrci, lcihr Err and Lake 'h'arl"
r.. ,u.t io the Canadian t,olrrnu"t f." III -l''
wafer Yny wa, -oti' hu- IL" f=I.uon,tp'. ana >'Nril
members of tc canal h,\" iEul III ihtl ~
viii rlv require TN, anrl To r"n-trh't u dt "'
lowest Ngurt.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Irt.. .., :" \ ruasI". 70. 'h" doc" hA'i"7, III
,l. ,,n,,n. 90 ia" Nlliu ~t'ti.~aip nl"'f i'' ~
-,.,.i "a 80. rlr ~" d." zion - To" ">"' "'''' {" '''
f,o,l ,,,r.r-' irii .e-nrc- -" terms h-.'' ui'h
T.. .lc ..iiiv :iid i' '"!uliiN 1h" n! 81 IA Sf'"
. ,,o, ,l f., lnuIr.,W mu:ui'.- t. d't'li h''i'"
.e;lr, i.oy viii I">I.n" worm 90 tr' steamers
rr. i,;, .d rN.r III! upon T." ''rH~ "E"'' "i'"'
I. ,.cr rH,,. T., r,.iri. to ""L tN" WiI! %" ''lN .
~ ih.,~ i...,, al "tA"r GAp'i-'- VII J." ai"Ii""
:, III il'.3 place. -
%,i;l'..' ,i It," r..u Aav" r.'.1"d :" ""ih "l
III. ,1:', g.. i,lu- 1." '"Hi,.' ~ d. 'i'''I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
TUp Sy'ft.IDp or WILLIAM >PRAG' T.. JR.

,.,t L. Na-h. o'i. o.. Il" body at VII hnl HprhE''-
who committed ~uid" hy iahInE 'HI''"I"ri" "h i"''
-, ,i., u,,r,,,, \ dispatch received
Gram, nj f,th,r ~ t,oyrrn"r -prl.u Of Rhode island.
r,v at E,rrara",r,, Pier. whi"h simply said THANKS
viii wire la'r".
\ dI.in,ch aon hi mother. VII" l. al fhc'""".
f. {. sand Eml,lm the body and then pi"ph" IT III
il. p">~- mantcr tor Nh'phc"' "'" "'"" WI III
father fjI rAp"ll>s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

san TIaucisco. Grt. 8" The 'h'"hhi'' o''pA'"
tr,,, -,u Diego ,al e. New hat l"'H rc'"ivSi from
yn.or,o rnld rnic ~"vcty .!"> inland from MaHa'la
NJ . t.rri,lo A p!o,cu VIII, II occurred there III" latter
n,rt Of september An American named Mc''cc, VINO
came frou Napa CAL. wa Va WORKING Win hih
Mexican, in Il sixty foo: l"vcl near ih" haga2ih''
which couiainel several hundred pound Of nv iaiiih :
Thi, cxp.Gdcd ii som. way aud the zen men were
blown almost 10 atoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
GRAIN FAILTRE ~ HUNGARY.

PcS'l. pct 81 corn AGENT of 'lh> city h4N f'l"d
With liabilities of O0OO0O forms. II l. b'h''"d
that other failures VIII follow. The touhl" i' d' 10
the pOOrncs, Of iiic .a!V':t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
TILE SIM ATION AZ SIAkIM

sualdn oct. 3.-Thc proclJmat on prohibiting the
sale Of grain Is still enforced. aud u" gia'n - al
lowed 10 have the town. Fartai relief !, d.NirbH'"!
only 10 the sick. III t." rctauinna:v mch'ii.
against cholci, I'D opted by The "'vcini"nt are ic'ii
.ir1 cnrriln Nlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
ACCIDENTALLY hTLLhU WHILE HfNTINf.

.tn>t"rdam y. y. oct. (sp.cialD.- -Ab"n' "'''H
his afternoon William SAITH agci fourteen. "i h"'"
oi. Instantly killed III the w~h> near ms ''N
~ the premature discharge ~ his r.Ac while u" VA
mniinr birds. The hall struck Smith Ia tie heSi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
RIrRAL DIN'U dRGEU From PRISON.

Aul,urn y. y. oct. o. Captain Louis IHrrhl W"'
DISCHARGED from prison thi> morninG after irving ~
sentence Of Gv" Star-. c>~ III" usual communications "f
Lco,ing surveyor Bcatc. the Cn.tom Hone 1T NJ"
\ rh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Rc,l,u t,,t q, Tn" iinuIr between the l'"'ic" ana
fla. -ocrIj,,e IN -pr,,tau prn>,l;m >ilc-a. resumed
TO-DAY, The ops again called out and frird
IN restore order when "A connc. took place between
the Sociali>,, and body "f artillery men, in which
several pel>Ons were Wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Lisbon oct o-Two m"ii-of var have ~lnirrccd
the British squadron al Mozambique. The COMMANDER
the fleet say that >ou ~ ~" >tcr1l w""i gun
eoa; fitted together he viii p"C'cd up Inc %si'
b3i River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

SMIGGLED GOODS IN >ALISBI'Rl'S 'Nhhi'"r"
London, oct. 0.-Lord salisbury returned I" |o"'''
from the Continent last night. Al Nr"h'Nc" NV
customs officers seized tWJ ana half Ia'io'N vi 'f
its and quantity ~ ci.irS concealed III W. ''''">r'
which goods had been brought over lr'hi ''~ffN
The cOat iman detained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
mr. pr pJ.ppnuS.S RODY SENT To HIS FATHER

uir,,iuyh,m N, oct. o. -Rubc lurINw>'> b"d'
- ,,l.,, T., | u,r County thi, morning and delivered
IA his father az >ullcrnt station. The ola man weep
., ,he sight of hi, son, body. and kubr> sister VEN
inf, histories. crying ont tIat he was shot down "N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
TAXEs TIE CDNGD STATE.

Brussels, oc'. J.-A di> patch from the cong" Ht'
tays tina; the authorities lnt"nd u issue d"cr' III
Posing new ,a.c> principally on merchandise between
AAtadi aSld stanley Pool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

CON- t,rt'nrulc oct. q. The wifi ~ "a" flu""t u
y 'hc sultan has been "-tppn"d nh'l >hFihG Inc
rch> julnlant, aNd a'i"iiut: tHc !'>pi"'"'h'
10 tie C2ar'~ d,appr1val Of tl" Poit"N attitude 10
ward the Occnncn'i Tttiid:cIatc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

London oct. 81 fire occurred to-day IN 'ie
historical Blue Coat school in CaXtoh St. WcS'"s'c''
The ircmen promptly al the scene ana VI" 'a'''
we're eAtngTsied before much daias" WAS uo''0'
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THE uxEX,IOLME ASHORE.

Quebec. oct. 9-Thc steamer OXcnh0ne' IRON Liver
VOL for Montreal. j. ashore on Crosse Isic' INV
tstd TO be in a bad position.
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PRESIDENT SACASA RE ELECTED.

san Juan del sur. oct. 9 via Galv"-t1nh-Dr
Roberto Sarnsa who succeeded to the Presidency o
Nicaragua the death Of EvaristO Carazo In August
1859 has been reelected bv all overwhelming ma
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4 STEAMER sunk ~ A COLLISION.

London. Get. o.-Thc Po:;r-c-e ,t"am'r h'o"'I' "''
hc,'7 wrecked bv collision with an midtown s'''''''
al cane. Eora on ii" vr-i uf Portugal! Io'' ="
ilc crew of the I;IolirIa WEI" drowned.
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wounded both sides. The rioters ho.d the poilhs
stations. and voting i, 70: the time being sn'pchoen
The military has been ordered oTt.
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ELECTION RIOTS IN FRENCH INDIA
Paris. oct. 9.-Di,paNhes from Pohdlchcrry t'o
capital Of the French settlements in India dy that
serious election conflict has taken place there between
mob aud the police. During the fight seVeru "cre
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EMPEROR WILLIAM HOME AGAIN.
Berlin. oct o. EmpclOr William has arrived HON"
from his Austrian trip.
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FRANCIS NJ. SCOTT CHOSEN.
HE IS THE ANTITAMNiANY CANDIDATE FOB
MAYOR

SELECTED BY THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEES o1
THE REPUBLICANS, COrN1Y DEMOCRATS AND
THE PEOPLES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
THE OTHER NAMES on THE TICKET
ALL ACCEPTED UNANIMOUSLY
BY THE LEAGUE CONVEN.
TION-HOW THE RE-
suit WAS ACCOM-.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-01-29
NO COMPROMISE WILL DO

New YORK, Jan. Ex-senator Stewar
contributes special article the Tribuu
in which he makes a powerful argumen
in favor OF the unlimited coinage of sive.
The Nevada senator says that in anS
other policy than unlimited coinage thar1
would be conspiracy in beiatt 4.
.creIitofs 10 keep money as dear rs pos
sible, so as to make their property OF
money scarce and hard to accumulate
and every other property or produce
cheap and easy to get. Thus mOnOmetal.
ISM means contraction of the purchasing
material to such extent as to increase
obliga ions and to decrease prices, both
effects being to the advantage of the
creditor or wealthy classes and to the in.
jury of the debtor or poorer.
He advocates unlimited coinage in the
belief that an increased supply of money
would equa ize these conditions.
The contention that it would cause a
withdrawal Of gold is ridiculed by Senator
Stewart as absurd and incapable of proof.
He holds that neither metal can possibly
be produced in quantities sufficient to
supply the demands of commerce. Our
present policy is held to be in the interest
of Great Britain, enabling her to fix the
market price of silver and buy it cheapy
of us and sell dearly in her Indian mar
ket, earning a profit on both transactions.
In an editorial comment the Tribune
says it is evident that no compromise is
likely to satisfy the advocates of silver
coinage, and that while they will take
what they can get their intention is to
come back and renew their appeals until
they yet what they want.