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Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

The merits of the Australian ballot
system OF voting arc to he distinctly
set forth this evening In the rooms OF
tho Young Mep's Democratic Club,
and q large number of citizens, ire
tnect,ve OF party, have been invited to
be present. We hope the invitation
may be generally accepted and the
rooms be filed. Those who have been
instrumental In making preparations
fer the meet ng have been SO fortunate
as to secure the promise OF Hon.
Thomas f. Graham, OF Kent County,
the author of the Australian ballot bill
presented to the late Legislature, but
which was defeated. 1t is said that
six Democrats and only one Rrpubli
can voted for the bill in the lower
house of the Legislature. There should
be . general desire TO know more about
Q bill that the Republicans, generally
foremost for reform, would turn their
faces from and refuse its support. We
hope that light will be thrown upor
The bill tn nignt entirely Invested o
partisan bearing. We must confess
that though We have often inquired
Tor 1t We have never yet seen the full
text Of the bill, and therefore are no
fully prepared to discuss ito merits.
We do know this. however, tina
Senator Donshoe, Democrat. vote
against the bill in the Senate, and in
public conversation since we hear
him say emphatically that he was or
posed to 1t because 1t opened up .
easy avenue for fraud In the selectio
OF those who were to hold the election
We also know that the Delawareal
the leading Democratic paper OF Ke
county, edited by John + Saulsbur
Secretary OF State, earnestly oppos
the bill for the same reasons held TOR
by Seuator Dorahoa and also on Z
count of the expense. Not KNOWN
what the text of the bill is, we do Il
know whether the Republicans VI
voted against 1t had the same obj
lions. However, we will walt q
hear Mr.. Graham's remarks to mig
and the discussion that will probat
follow without committing oursel'
either for or against this psr,icu
Australian ballet bill. We hope
Young Mems Democratic rooms v
b. crowded to night with an int
ested audience.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

of DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Bs.sam.
SAID lady. 1t cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
II Is the best lung medicine ever made.
Said a gentleman, it saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten years ago.
SO We can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
in tho grippe it 10 splendid. 5oc. and 81
Sold by drusgists. Depot, Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

IT is openly declared that the best
elements of the Democratic party in
Wilmington are in favor OF Purnal j.
Lynch for Sheriff. Schooner Long,
Treasurer Of the Robert j. Reynolds
Club. Second Ward, Is tooth and toe
nail for Lynch.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
OVERcOATS
OVERCOATS.
OvERCOATS.

Lots being closed GU.
every day. To-day we
had q man to call Tor
one be saw us have q
day or two ago; it was
a real bargain, bat it
was gone; had been sold
and SO they 60. We
have them marked
down to sell; il would
be foolish In US to carry
one or two OF a kind to
another season, II by a
reduction Of a lew dol
lars we could close them.
Wed rather you would
have a bargain and us
= coat less. Come in
and see if there is nor
one to suit you or y, ur
boy. Remember, on ali
sold tor Cash there Is
an extra - per cent.
discount.
JAS. 7. MULLIN 4 SON
Taiiors, 9th & Market
Clothicrs. Wilmle ston
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

THE tax collectors were not at their
office last night, having put in good
night Of fine work the night before in
issuing Democratic tax receipts. Per
haps they took lists OF names away
with them and burnt the midnight oil
ut home in filling out receipts.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

SALT LAKE, Feb. l2-Onicial returns
give G. A. sco,t, Gentle, ier Mayor,
majority .. 500 Tho remainder OF the
GENTLE ticket Is elected by majorities
ranging isom 800 to 773. This gives
them cont oil oil the Municipal Council
Tor the FIRST time in tie history oil the
CITY,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

YESTERDAY afternoon would have
been NEST capital time for Chief
Justice Conveys to have called at the
tax office. He would then have seen
for himself the fine opportunities Ie
publicans have Tor paying taxes.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

TAKE NOTICE.
Merchandise and furntturs ree'lui
storage 1t MARrtS . DGHE'S, toalA q
orange SITS. i-eh'e'4
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 2240 lbs. OF good clean
coal Tor ton, and that is what we pro-
pose to give Tor tho year OF 1890. Our
coal Is under cover ard screened, under
our own supervision. Kindlius wool in
large loads. Western oats a speciality,
baled hay and straw BY the ton. Yard,
LEG Maplsrd avenue. Telephone, 545.
Central oilcr, 7th and King streets.
Telephone Joi. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
vvs,sss

A GENTS WANTED. We have an
"A original plan In dazzling with our
agents, which they greatly appreciate;
We furnish them with any quantity o!
our catalogues. with their nnnio printed
ON each us exclusive agents TOE their
county. 49, .,,.
AGENTS have merely to see that tho
are properly distributed anu
tho result Is marvellous. An agent ~
this way can also establish n large man
trade. u,. or .
Full particulars mailed on receipt OF
WINS " LESTER PAYNE 4 Co.,
l.qs-dtWIm Battle Creek Mich
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
November 10th. 1853.
TrAina viii lam WILMINGTON 4

november 10Th. 1883.
Trains viii leave wu,ningtoa ~ follows
iIhi!l.ss,phla sexpres.. I.a, ass a.. sse
!: H.. e q; ,s@ a. Ia. 81. III u. ~ Z.
:. Rs il. III :s q: n "a 81: a. s 49,:
III :. a. NJ u q. ssS sH ia s ana
II i i. M, l2H. IA Ioa IA o., ia
n. me-. " sSsrg, rs is asa IA sn sm So
~ "a. ns.ss "a u t Z. sRs 70 ..s
s'P "a NeSars t "a s p in..rmes,.,, as
''oss < r and ls,sl%saists IT Stations. "a
AM, i2p. m,. and p u night.
Fsiti%ors and Ws.hias si -. :: SO. oil.
f!as iei E:'.sISs. S,;,.'sn .s, s "A.
ss SO S' g. nd !! !; n,l Il ass 8"
asSrIssisn Tsimai. and 1 way ~ station. q m;
ssp n NJ 10 ~ A. 2; ss and 100 p m.
NAV. 4 Il !, m. and q y p. m. ''
Enpn san Tor S1' G.ps CHARLES, Old poln. Com.
fort. and Norfolk. i7oia. M, and ia2 y. IN.
beaNc haNoipbths Rfohu stteeL ipt VIII
III 4. sOs' Wa va 20 a. a. 81 81 hii$s
iscomSdstion, saa on, pnuw, am,
ia asa sIe An SO 81, ssA ,ovs.
10 W aud II - D. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia tsxpress,l ss as an
ii.sl 4. A., "a on SMA 'sS. and
xcsom oasi,on, 5.90u "A, NJ. ia.ia
"a. Ssss ,is, ~ sa "a 81: 10 . '
| For New York texpressh ia lH, 40,
10 s;ls I q 4 NJ, an: siH So. $50.
For Nov castle II Is night. -
For Cape Ghsries Old Point Comfort ant
s"r MidaIstswn. dayton. Dover. wyomin.
| Fclton. Harrington, Bridgeyilles Seaiord
| Laurel. and Deimar. 1901 night.
Baltimore aud washington. ~, sol NJ
as ss,,,S s or sss T. Il . nj 4 En-
n' ffsa;ys Philadelphia broad strsst, for VII
| min ston (eIprtss), 2.s0. IN, Ills Am.
$40, os, 'siB, Goa es7. Al 10 lis1 an
IL. ss snom IN dstion, s2a 0 10, 10 sa. m. a..
AZ I'D. SIS, io4l n is p, m.
FOR further Information, passengers .
reserrea 10 the ticket oiilce at the station.
Train, marked thus ~ are iiinited expresi
upon which extra iAre is CHARGED. ,oor
chAs; r; rnsa; General ra y; Ms Hren
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

An enormous amount OF suffering Is
endured tn, ough Ignorance OF the pest
means Of relief. THOUSANDS suffer with
catarrh who could be cured in lit lie
while by Old sauls Catarrh Cure. IS
cents
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
HORSES AT PUBLIC SALE.

will be SOLD at my stables, 70 and e East
:. run - WI Sss:s4 sI ysa. 3. 1919,
Sonther Ohio horses. consisting Of drivers,
saddlers. heavy workers, and general pur.
pose horses. This will be fresh lot OF stock,
selecteA with care in Kentucky and Southern
Ohio. mud aUonE them viii be some we'll
bred once. Two and four months credit
A. II. TYSON. Telephone No. l)5. Stldha
Son. Aucnsneers. 2-4-ts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

observation-disclosures q iisdds =
ID Raising RuckwhsRt, AMI Gvaauty
uouipy Grtia, rarinAceous and f.AaAe's
Fsrins, Corn Starch, Hrans. rpm 10. y /
ton y. y. r., HUNGARIAN, Pntsy.eo " "
er best brands OF -four. Also feed, I'M 49, ~
aud strrw, also starch, bird seed; 49,
harley. Macafoul,. y east powdsrp,, s sslAsS'
o.z.,-sI Fifth and KIM sveiH
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

SENATOR John p. Donahoe will
please accept the thanks OF the RE
PuBLIcAN for journals of the Senate
and House OF Representatives OF Della
ware
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
DALTIMoREA OHIO RAILROAD.
B. Schedule IN OBJECT Nov. 10. 1880
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPoT
EAST Bouan

BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
d Schedule IN object Nov. 10. lS39
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. pEPoI
EAST Bousn
Express trsina
INV ioak, week days. .2is II o.. sIo.as
. "; .i3 Ysss ~ s q y; % . moo
si2os. 80, IS ID, $40 y. IN. 49,.
200, 7@ %, IS 30, 500 sio 20. 70 %. ~ %
~. Gu % Il. o O. So .io.is p. NJ, -
$50 Dos. IL - a. M, .l2 o., loo. s243,
soG. 40. '5i3. t25. clio. 'ele. $50. noi
tass,nn.s !, geek days, s'als, q eos 700
a- sio % ii. 90. y 50, .V 10 i 81 + M - Is
sos j 2oa. M, .i2os, 100, .aIs 500.
+lo .ola, sa5si9~@@. 7o9 and .lS % p, m.
t2ts p. IN, daily.
.i nal a. nor s"a Washington; - ~
all DAILY. goa. m. s2lop. NJ, daily,
Baitimore and principal stations on
Phila Division 40 p. M, daily.
pittsburg ssH a. IN. and 1918 p. M.
Chicago. 50 Ea; m. ,,es7 p. M. daily.
Ginesnna a N ana d isi LouiA eli 'a m.
sIsoIrLf AoooxMopArIon 7ao nm.
daily snd122 .. M, daily, except Mon.
/ day, 10 20 p. IN, Sunday only.
LAsDrssEEo ACCOMMODATION, week
l days, ! 90, 100 n. M, VI and 55p. H.,
Sun days, 80 a. m, bio p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For rhilaaelpn.ss ana way stations
a week days. ", ~, 1872 1898 a. m,
80 :. IN. iaIs, s IS, IS p. m. osV'
For Baltimore. wcss days, s3s. ESQ
a. m; ~; az IS. .tssp. N. sundays. 7SO.
4 Baltimore and principal stations on
da rordsndenS 10 and way stations. week
! chicagc. IS 50 a. m, daily. except Sun
7 Pittsourg, $50 am. daily,exosps Sun.
;. day; 'i.5s p. M. duly.
T LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WHINING row
II Daily, ~ 10. ssi5. 10 90. al 10 n. M. 1900
noon, 20. 20. sS<os4 40. M. = o., q Is. y ia
8 $40. 10 10, p. m
= Daily, except sunday, 6l5, 6 40 and 7a,s
Z. M, slJ5, - 1vand 9 81, II. 3op. NJ. sunday
only, $40 .. IN, 82bp. m.
Telephone No. lo3.
M Rates to western points owor tina,
n viaany othoriine.
CENT Manager. Gen1Pass. At.
=, IA ILMINGToN STEAMBOAT CO.
= Essz sxssssh
TRAINERS CITY OF CaIsTEE,
and BRANDywINI
On and after WEDNESDAY, Nov -
Leave Fourth street wnaei Tor 1hcstei ant
pstladelp6iS daily. sundays Included, a
for lisfcus hSsx. J? Sls' IN. anfi.'s D. m.
Leave fhDa4Slphi = Chestnut street wharf
st7.1 and 10. 4. o. LIE and $50 Pm.
Ts.ephoAe. NeS - -
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN 1ll0
N in comfortably with The act eeult 4
March the isth, 1859, application will y VI
befvrel Honorib I. y. Grubs Ane
Justice, etc., a. Chambers, Saturday, W
nd, IeyA Al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, for esrnia
ored MI ssious, ~ 3. GARLAND,
2-li-i0t Atty. for inefpAilsd
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

THE question to Democratic poll
taxpayers now is: Have you had
your receipt sent TO you YETI
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

PnzLApsLrEA wednesday, ~. n ~
One thing you can always
depend on here: We are
yitk Ms nsoyksf oS 6s(ow Il,
more often below il than any
other way.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

like my wife to use Poszonis Com
plcxion Powder because 1t improves her
looks and 10 as fragrant as violets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Behring pianos, Emerson pianos, Hale
piNnos, on.g at RJoelen's, 10 Market
stIest.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
RUSSELL MIssImeI & Co.
DUBLlC SALE,

On FEBRUARY 14rII, 1870, will sell at my
farm on the road leading from WILMINGTON
To New Castle, one lie rom New CASTLE and
four miles from Wilmington. bekinninE Al 10
O'Clock Am. sharp, horses and colts, o.
good stock, the colts showing ipdica- ~
fr' m to years old, / Durham bull, SOW and
p &, large stock of farming implements of ali
kinds suitable for carrying on . farm OF 100
acres. The farm has been sold and sale will
| be positive. For particulars see hand bills.
Terms. All sums of US aud under, cash.
Over that amoant y credit Of months viii lie
given by purchafer giving bankahle mole with
snproy ! cndorssr. II. \. DURE,
l.. W. stldhaIn 4 Son, Auclioncers. 2-s-5t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
No. 500 King Street.

II you want to send present to mother,
send one OF those sample baskets q tea, as
and basket Use cts. Just half price. Our
French coffee IL IL Cts. good coffee % cts.,
prime u cts. All pr!ces OF hour. We have
and coffee In this city. OR coffee 10 cleared
IN the roasting. Fitted cherries &c, Caiifor
MIA peaches ioc, Clipped peaches i6c n.cts-
rlnes, apr cots, pared peaches, whole rppies,
Queen Syrup equal TO heney. All lenten
goods are In. We have speciaities or lent al
bargain. We give you plate with eacn a
n. Of ca. Gold bssd plate with each u 10. II
sss. We hayethcx s,sir trcoms 2 for 20 cts.
other potatoes. yresh sgRs always on hasd.
r. NJ. WtER. zoe k!sg street. I'll
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

Masquerade suits 70 hire at Mrs,
Henzs's, 32l East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

MISS A. l.. kENTZ, TEACHER OF
No. aoi W. Twelfth -. city. iz-s-sm
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
PUBLIC SALE OF
GOOD FURNITURE

Over $500 worth OF all kinds OF furniture
will 10 sold at stilhslu 4 sons au ellen room.
on Thursday. February 18th, At O'Clock. 10
Parlor aud BED Room Suits, sideboards car
dishes. cutlery, silver plated goods. The COOS
are All In good erder and are sold BY part, 60
ae oaas nn. hosS ns Sale positive
evening. Call and get q catalogue.
BrlphAM 4 SON,
lO-V Auctiopeers,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE
w southwest corner OF Seventh and Kin
streets. Pleasant rooms and good accommo-
dAslens. 2-o'st'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED.-T MORE ROOMS
w suitable Tor Hight housekeeping: Apply
At No. 70 Madison street. 2-io-St'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
TOR SALE.

FoR SALE.
70s, 705, 7O7 Jackson street.
1lOl, i103, HOS Lombard str6et.
1ma l store Lombard and McCaulley
street.
1000 Adams street.
la7, l29 and 1871 West Thirteenth
street.
All on easy terma. Apply to
CHARLES II. TINDALL,
Al; East Seventh strsst.
A.lm<
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED.-A GIRL TO DO GEN
w e.al heusewors. Apply at 1873 s,e'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

EOR RENT.-THE BRIGHT HOUSE
l. al Rehoboth, and Drug store In Whining.
ton. Apply to uh0. W. BRIGHT, M Markel
street. Wilmington, Del. l-3i-swt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED. "a BARBER CHAIRS.
wv cum case and wash stxnd. Address,
stating price, No. ios Kast second sts.et.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
PUBLIC SALES

Of ali kinds in city aud coun,ry eiiisa N'"'|
notice on reasonable terms by aust
w. A. HI Nh,,
Residence, Eleventh aud Orange '"' ="
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
DIR. HARTEYS
wild Cherry Bitters.
FRANCIS KELLY & CO.,
mo. 1O3 MARKET STREET

Wilmington. Delaware,
Have been appointed SOLE AGENTS
tor the State OF Delaware for tho above
nsHeA BITrERS.
orders will DO alled and empty bot
ties received at our store hero at same
price and tsrms a. gs Ht Aouis House
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL NgE1ys|
and Loan Association will be held 81 efsX
the association, uerth west coraer of siil n
bhipley streets. on rursdy, f,htasfIns
. o'clock. p. n, for the election Of ~
si.s tssrssrtian AZ ,,,ch o,ber M, ,,, ~,
BE- bs0ush before the mcetins.
Attest; j. h. PlENI
1-i0-1t S.etAs
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

TOR SALE on RENT.

1., Mi s,s"sssS Two a,s. west 6syses
! station on the lDei. y, H., Kent vo.. nei.l
consisting era farm Q! ~ acres o. eiss,i,sns
MOO yesrs-oid nc sithy peach trees. Ane
nour and srist mill 4oxH feet, three stoviss
cnincry nropsiled by N-iach turntne .whsui
under ii zeal, had and nall and . 20 herse-
pswer engine. Commodious bnttaiege 10th
lar farn and mill. wlll he sold or rcniad
sepsraisiy. Terms secomu odAtteg: 70. par.
pcalars, inquirs Of y. J. huhtMEf,
Newark, Del. l-n-sgt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTHD.-BY A YOUNG LADY
w beard IN western ellie, private family
preferred, Address with tsrms, Y. u,
thls once, s-lp-st
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED BOARDERs AT NO. 500
w West second street. atH per week.
f.e-6ts
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

EOR RENT-THE LARGE STORE
4 ana warehouse ~ northeast corner Of
Trent and Orange streets. Apply to j. 4
WHITE BIO. 1-2J-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED--HELP FOKNlsHED FOR
w hotslA restaurants and private families
q shs is,!ssi Soiiii hpHyE n
mCti No. sQ3 Orange street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

V ANTE D.-s00 ROUND HOOP
" barrels. GEO. W. BPICkR 4 CO..
Wholesale oyster dealers. III King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

VITANTED. "A WOODWORKER
w who has some knowledge Of weoowork-
ing mscliinery. Apply 70 BELLAh = O.,
ard aud french streets. 1-io-N
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

w ANTE D.s-A HALE GROWN
w girl ina family Of two. Immediately.
at 900 West 9th street. 1-i1-2t'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED-AGENTs FOR DENVER
w STATE Lottery. Tickets % cents. AZ:
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

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Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED.-A ROOM TO STORE
W furniture. in sdwsllins. Addre,s NJ
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

WANTED.-EvERY FIRST CLASS
w smoker TO try any brand Of b, Giuck-
man, man, onp AMI h, marn Sas.s1 and .et ns
label ''B. g." and Gluckma ans 'Panetslas.'
SOLD BY all leading cigar dealers and drug
Gists. l-sl-im
WANTED.--BOARDERS AT NO.
w Goa French street. l-so-l2te
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

NoTIcE.

NOTICE-TIIE MUTUAL Io,y,s
IN ISOLATION IL now issuing lew
rics OF stock. hrst payment on - leion
February Is.
Direc lors-lscnj. Murgairoyd sanIy
Belts, Benj. Y. Bartrain, N, ". ,iross
VIM, b. Grifith, y. II. llonecLcr 4 4
Hoffecker, Jr., VIM. Z. Martin. Cha. N
kobb and DR.. Jas, N. Winner
GEORGE q. MARS,
fa.llt HccretnrY NM Irnasr-.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
7 ECTURE.

IL
MI: lds IL. Sarry VIZ ", sn I, S ~
Chareh, GA "llow the Blind are Eid.al'
Tickets for sale by Mr.. BAynard nj Fihs1
Markst streets; Mrs. H0oy, No. u.
street, and d No. s,i Tatnail street
% cents. I'M
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

VIRGINIA FARM FORgxCnAN6I
% acres, four miles w-t o. ~.
pcakc hay and two miles from lb,iai1a,,1
Court House, for dwelling ~ y ,liu IN N
or . small farm. Address LINUS Ill"
Ley Waterford, krie. Co., - T., .a,as
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

TENANT WANTED.-THE HOOK
l. essin Temperance Hotel will be leased
on very mones<te terms tor one year or long
THENCE W. KENT. Hsckessln, del. i-lS-6tw
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
WI HALF GROWN GIRL
w at eo7 Monroe street, 20-tf

WANTED--TwO LIVE, ENER-
w getic men TO canvass for Us. Liberal Inc
durements. Call between Q and 0 evenings,
THE SINGER MFG CO.. 80 Market q.
l-l5.f
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12
CALIFORNIA.

CALiFokNiA.
Special PARTIES Semi. mon,hlv- felns
sleeping Cars. Cheap RATES. Scuitru lid
Areni, No. s,s Broadway. New York
SMITH, Agent, ~ South srd 81, Rlbkl
phia or any Baltimore q ohis ie.h ifu
All Ued-Dt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-12

NoTICE-IF you WANT TO si1
IN DOLLARS, insure your. proR,ii,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-13
THE ALLIANCE PLATFORM.
Declaration of Principles by the Nationa
Epgy AT OcaIp

u
Body at OcaIa, F'a.
OCALA, Tia, Dec. 9.-The National
Farmers Alliance has adopted the fol-
lowing declaration Of principles, or
platform:
|. We demand the abolishment of ma
t!onai banks: we demand that the govern
inent shall establish slIbireasuries or de-
pOSlfol.s IN the several states. which shall
loan money direct 10 the people at a
low rate OF interest. not to exceed
per cent. per annum on non-berishable
farm products, and also upon real estate
with proper limitations upon the quantity
OF land and amount Of money. We de-
mand that the amount of the circulating
medium be speedily increased to not less
dn 30 per capita.
:. We demand that Congress shall pass
,n,h laws as shall effectnally prevent the
IL ling III futures on oil agricultural ano
j. chanIeai productions, preserving Il
stringent system of procedure in trials
such as shall secure the prompt conviction
Of offenders and the imposition of such
penalties as shall secure the most perfect
compliance with the law.
). We condemn the silver bill recently
passed by congress and demand in lieu
theleof the free and unlimited coinage of
silver.
I. We demand the passage of laws
Prohibiting alien ownership of land,
ana that Congress take prompt ac-
on 10 devise some plan IT, obtain all
lands now owned by aliens and foreign
SyndIcates. and that all lands held by rail-
foahs and other corporations in excess Of
such as is actually used and needed by
them ne reclaimed by the government and
ami held for actual settlers only.
3. Believing Iii the doctrine of euual rights
10 all and special privileges TO none. W.. de-
lnand that our national legislation shall be
50 framed in the future as not TO build up
one industry at the expense of another.
We further demand a removal of the exist
ing heavy tariff tax from the necessarieS
ot life tnat the poor of our
land must have. We further demand a
Just an5 equitable system of graduated
tax on income. We relieve that the money
ct the country should he kept rs much as
possible II the hands Of the people and
hence We demand that all national and
state revenue shall b. llaited 10 the neces-
SfrX expenses of the government. econO-
nlcaily and honestly admins cred.
i. We demand the rigid. honest and Just
state and national governmental control
and supervision of the means of public
communication and transportation. and if
ihls control and supervision 10 mol r, ,lnaye
iIc dtfusrs nov existing we demand the
government ownership Of such means of
communication and TRANSFORMATION.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-12-13
TRAIN ROBBERS IN FRANCE.
Desperate but Unsuccessful Attempt to
knll Ile Pa

PARIS, Dee 5.-Another daring rail-
road robbery has been committed in
the south of France, but fortunately
the perpetr4tor was taken into custody
before he could escape with his plum
der. The thief made an attack with q
knife upon passenger IN one Of the
compartments of a coach, and after
seizing upon his money and valuables
jumped from TIE train. The victim
gave an alarm. the tiam was stopped,
aud the train hands and scne 81 the
passengers started IN pursuit OF the rob-
ber. After long chase he was cap
tured aud turned over 10 the police.
Ihe affair occurred on the Lyons Raj.
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