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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

y an address TO his Paris constitu-
= On the evening of the Sd, NJ.
saerse, the well-known Boulangist
4 member Of the Chamber of Depu-
= admitted that General Boulanger
= aeld relations with the Count de
- and Prince Jerome Napoleon
Asaerre also warmly thanked the
naeSs D'Usess for contributing three
-A0n francs to advance the cause Of
<aeral Boulanger.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

E dwelling of Charles Van Brunt,
Iantson of Commander Van Brunt
D'ush Hill Milton, Mass, was
!, ed BY burglars on the night of the
Ihey carried of quantity OF
fng and a number Of watches and
n Oaas. The stolen property is valued
ava In a drawer of a bureau was
Nes containing the family dia-
and heirlooms, valued at So, 600.
-ese The burglars overlooked.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-09-11

l.IE months ago G. C. Stevens, OF
y -AA' Ga, was poor drummer. He
-anulated 500. which he was
4aed TO invest in Florida phos-
- iands- He has recently sold a
r. OF his purchase for $50. 600. at
rate the balance Of his holdings
|ssssth s76O, O0a
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
TEXAS MILLS AND FACTORIES.

The Sunset Brick and Tile company
are now ere oting n drying shed 100 feet
square, with IA capacity of PIC, 900 brick
aud new kiln 40x90 feet. The COM
pany now employs twenty five men, and
when the improvements nre completed
they will give employment to Us many
more.
The Beaumont saw mills nre turning
out great quantity of railroad ties
Within the last two weeks they placed
orders for over 100, 009.
The Bolton journal has the following:
Mr.. ID. ForDiraseo OF the Bolton iron
works has patented n self packing cotton
press, which was exhibited Ut the Bell
county fair, AMI was awarded the pre-
MUM. II has been seen by most OF the
gin men in this vicinity, and ull pro-
nounre 1t perfect success.
II is proposed TO organize a joint stock
company 10 manufacture these presses ut
Beltou. with IL force Of nifty or sixty men
employed constantly.
The large ice factory and COLI storage
building OF Mpssrs. Barlow s. Mckay at
Arkansas Pass has been completed. They
have It contract now to furnish electricity
TO the oity for lights, and will put in The
plant immediately.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
TEXAS IMhIGRATIION.

On October 10th nj Balllnger lands to
the amount of S5o. 900 were sold to ill.,
vesters and home seekers The country
in that section is settling up rapidly.
A long train of prairie schoouprs passed
through Callahan county last week
headed for the northwest section.
The Staked Plains is rapidly being set
lled-nrw county governments are being
organ lied uns utter Another. Swish-r
Rnd FLOYD very recently took on this
form; Dickens aud Lubbock will soon
follow.
The tide OF immigration Is still rolling
into Knox county.
Ensilnnd county Is being developed
into nice farms ami the railroad lands
are being rapidly sold. Newcomers are
forking there from all directions both
from this old states aud eastern counties.
The Southwestern iron aud Lumber
Record has thu following: IL 10 con-
tidently observed by the old observers o (
events that Drcem Der. 1880, and Jnnu-
ury, 1891, will mark an eru In the his
tory OF the state in regard 10 her receipts
In population never before known la the
same length of time. Crops are cool,
land is yet very low, and the cheap rate
of travel mnde TO prospertors, new de-
vrlopment OF resources, failure of crops
In the oldesfstates, renders IL almost o
certainty.
Nearly all the school sections in Floyd
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
TEXAS lin TYPE.

county are taken up and property Is
rapidly changing hands Mt an advance
under the inHut nee Of heavy immisrG-
ton.
Runnels county. the center Of the
Pecan Concho- Colorado country, is re-
ceiring large number of prospectors
md hLme-seekers. The increase IN
population this year will be large, and it
Is of the substantial kind.
Prospec:ors are numerous in Hale
county no small part OF whom concluded
10 settle there. Those who went there
enrly AMI obtained favored locations will
not sell at hardly any price.
Reports from Sherman county state
that that section will receive large
number of immigrants this year.
HENRIETTA, Oct. l6.-I. n. Graves
arrived with party OF gentlemen from
Illinois last evening. The gentlemen
are Il portion OF u syndicate who have
purchased n lurge trac, OF lind south of
The city limits and intend 10 lay IL in
small tracts and raise fruit and garden
truck for shipping to the Colorado mar
ket.
Col. J. 6. james also writes TINT
many gentlemen from Boston, Mass.
Providence, II. L., aud other Eastern
rities will visit Hsnrirttu this fall with
view 10 making some large purchases Of
uenr:etta real estate.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
TEXAS MINES AND MINERALS.

Messrs. Anderson s. Co. are now en-
gagged in quarrring stone, savs the Nor
gan News, in the mountains three miles
southeast OF Morgan aud shipping it out
10 various portions of the sia:e. We are
informed 10y them that there IL no limit
10 the demand, and us soon as the busy
season IL over they will increase their
force and other facilities for handling
large quantities OF this valuable stone.
Flfty-fnur cube feet of stone is equal III
value to to balls OF cotton, aud ten
acres In one quarry is equal TO the cotton
crop Of the county.
The exhibit sent from Llnno to the state
fair and Dallas exposition by the Limo
Furnace and Improvement company is
superb. 1t consists of iron, gold, lead
silver, copper, marbles, granites. man
gnnese, photographic stones aui various
other ores, stones, crystals. The iron
ores are the purest in the world. The
marbles ARE of all shades and grades.
from the whit-nrss of snow to the black
ness OF the crow. The GRANTEES are OF
the hest quality, vnr.eEuied in color and
numerous in variety. The MuuZnuese
has no superior. The gold, lend, silver,
copper. crystals, asbestos, mica, gyp-
sum. cement, feldspur, fire clay, seat
lite. calcite, gndolinite, garnets, pearls.
graphite, photographic stone are thrown
i'll to complete the exhibit.
The Southwestern Iron and Lumber
Record says: Al New Birmine nam alone
Texas has enough iron ore to make pig
enough for the entire consumption OF the
United States for twenty-five gears
And there has been recently discovered
immense deposits OF penroted steel ore
enough to make steel rails to circle the
globe, aud of the very highest quality,
no phosphorus nnd but little silica.
Nothing in the United States 10 compare
with it in quality or quantity.
The rn!nt mine of Gen. J. Z. Baylor
ut Munteli. Cvulde county, will soon he
in operation. The factories will be To-
Gated ut Cvalde or Moutell. The mine
carries 90 10 10 per cent. OF iron. The
paint sells ut $500 IL ton.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
ALTAR AND TOMB.
MARRIAGES..

Mr.. Cofey Benee and Miss Alice Con-
quest, Seymour. October I.
Mr.. willard Hays and Miss Lille
Ross, Belden. October u.
Mr.. d. +. wutson aud Miss Josie King
Gnt-srille. October ..
Mr.. j. b. Lows AMI Miss Mamie C.
Hickerson, Patton, October IL.
Mr.. W. Il. Kirk AMI Miss Florence
Bell, Tehuaeana, October II.
Mr.G. Cram md Miss Molle Gulledpe.
Corsicana, October IL.
MIR. Chnrlrs Wedils and Miss Taylor,
Mckinney, october II.
Mr.. Chnrles Monroe and Mss Mary e,
Lyon. Dallus. October H..
Mr.. James Hogue AMI Miss MollIs NJ.
Moore, San Auton.o, October 8.
Mr.. j Fl. Num- and Miss Il. A. Dod-
son, San Antonio, October 8.
Mr.. $. NJ. Graybi.l and Miss Fannie
Pruitt, San Antonio, October 9.
Mr.. Emil Warner and Miss Josephine
Hurt. San Antunio, October 10.
Mr.. Fritz Burgard and Miss Elizabeth
Dulln!g, San AatOnIo, October I2.
Mr.. J. A. Ramsey und Miss Annie
Rich. Sherman. OctoDer Is.
Mr.. Lafayette KrrlIo aud Miss Lima
Harper, Sherman. October 10.
Mr.. w. Y. Como aud Miss Ida
Shearin, Sherrnpn. October II.
Mr.. J. h. Il. Shirley aud Miss Laura
A. King, Dallas October l5.
Mr.. S. e. Mos,n Miss Mary Young,
emerson. October l..
Mr.. Richard Smith and Miss Ellie
Duncan, Gainesville, October Is.
Nj. j. b. lnsHHm and Miss Maggie
Lloyd. Belchervi.Ie. October S.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23

arcb;sscte, All ,x54 feet width and
length bin tower to be sixty-nve feet
high. Frs houss p will in every waS lie
Leautif,I.ud att. .ractive rs well Us COM
modious.
The nee Presby ,terian church at Kerr
vile WINS sdicateisd last Sunday.
A grad schooT was opened last week
Mt Sauto Inlo ri ,nto county, under the
superin,.nirncy of Professor G. L
Adams u Jamn rs Il. Adams, late OF
Terness.e aud Il Professor &. c. Withers
of Sunto n, teuchr srs. When the new
building "a com plotted it will he second to
none in the count y.
The Texa, readi ny circls for teachers
ia about 70 b. revi we'd, and the president
has appoiulrd Il .,e following board OF
managers: .. H. Cooper of Galveston.
7. q. Harris of D., as. 7. J. Paine of
Calvert, Harry F.. Es;ill OF Huntsville,
w. W. BARRETT Of, Houston, F. Z. Hum
phries OF Bolton.
The new Methodist church at Tyler Is
progressing right along, brick men md
carpenters all working on full time. The
Zig windows have been put In position 10
he drawn up. This will he ous OF the
finest church bail iiuGs in tbs state.
The new church of the MethOdists just
completed in Aubrey, Denton county,
adds much 10 the appearance OF thai
town.
The Baptist church at Gibtown. Jack
county. which was mentioned rs prob
able failure, will he built soon. A great
deal has been appropriated and collected
towards its erection. The Christian
church also proposes following the line
OF enterprise aud erecting their church
sOOn.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
NEW ATLANTIC CABLE.
A Privats FntprprIse Which VIII Reduce
Cabls Rates PetwePn America
and England.
Snecfal TO the Gazette.

Special TO the Gazette.
LONDON. Oct. lg.-It is rumored that ndmber
of capitalists headed by C. w. Bonynge of San
Francisco intend to lay anew cable across the
Atlantic. The capital will be $500. 600 to be
taken by eight men at floo, COO each. 10 be fully
paid up and no debentures issued. The cable is
to be laid from Valencit bay, on the west coast
of Ireland. to o point the American coast
near New York. Mr.. Bonynge was seen Mt his
home in Princes Gate. At first he expressed
annoyarc, that the secret had leaked out,
but afterwards admitted that the statement
was correct. II nm" he faid. ''one of the
people interested and have paid up flOI GOD. Tho
cable. however. will BE- practically privaEe en-
terprise. We can lay the cable complete for
Is NJ, 900, and it will be odd if we cannot pay q
big dividend and give the public Ell immense
ad' sntage besides. Further than this prefer
10 say nothing
From another source Il was learned that tho
real object OF the enterprise is reductions OF tho
cable rates between America and England to
about three pence a word. Tho scheme is well
organized and thoroughly under way Mr..
BonyDge Will sail for New York by the Teutonio
on the 18th to make the Am, r can arrangements,
AS part of the plan it il decided that the com
rany shall bald and own its wires from New
York to Chicago. St. Louis, Boston and Phila-
delphia, and then control absolutely and exclu
sivey the greatest share Of the American BUSH
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

A citlZen OF Austin suggests that the
$4,000 brought by Major Sayers to
Texas last week be given TO the state
university TO be expen ed in memorial
library 10 Texan pioneers.
HE Prrsbyterians OF Rerens have
raised money enough and will now COM
p!ete their church.
4ne I. 81. E. church Of Corsicann will
Jay Tue corner stone OF their church in
maj city on the l0th Of this month. with
N-a'ohlc ceremonies. All lodges OF the
'ioer are invited 10 attend.
"A. Z. Tsd"ock OF Vernon has the con-
uue' lot the building of the Baptist
N"ur'h NJ Seymour, and work Is now
e, oEresslhg rapidly. The house Is 10 cost
sow. OF The latest modern strle AMI
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
A RIOT IMMINENT.
New Orleans on the Eve OF a bloody Racs
Nar-SensarionaI DEVELOPMENTS.

New Orleans on the Eve OF bloody Racs
Nar-sensarionaI DEVELOPMENTS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. 1s.-it
seems certain that this city Is on the eve
of bloody race riot. Not only has it
been learned that Chief of Police Hen
Messy wns murdered by the Malta, but
the astounding revelation was made last
night that the murlerers had planned to
kill n number of other officials. Public
feeling is strongly aroused against the
Italian colony, and the least thing would
create riot. A steamship ls on her way
up the river from Italy with over 500 i'm
migrants on board, and the determine
ton is expressed 10 prevent them land
ing. The chief of police raiied the
residence OF one of the men arrested for
the murder of Chief HennesseY and found
O plan to assussInate all city or state Of
ficers who acted against the wishes OF the
Malta.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
TEXAS PR0iRESS.

Work on the courthouse at whitney,
Hill county. is progressing rapidly. The
building will bg au elegant one.
The artesian well at Gonzales. which
has about $50 feet OF water in it, Is TO be
sunk deeper.
The Laredo electric light works are
preparing to put in II smOkrless furnace
for one of the several boilers used. nt q
cost Of 5000. II this furnace accom-
p!iShts what is claimed for il in the mat
ter of consuming smoke. this company
will fit up all their boilers i'll the same
manner, which Will prevent the present
complaint about coal smoke.
Steps are being taken toward orsaniz-
ing boarI of trale ct UvaILe.
The Texarkant gas and electric rail-
way company, " til II capital OF $500, 900.
Will eXpeud about $50. 000 in erecting an
electrical motor for he railroad in that
town, aud about SO 200 in getting in i'm
proved machinery for gas und electrical
lights.
The Aransas Pass Beacon states TINT
after Barlow and Mckay have completed
sone contracts OH hnnd "they will &c
TO work in the construction of the grand
the Texas coast. They Will begin in
December or by the lst OF January ut
fartherest, TO build this grand hotel nj
the waters edge, directly In front OF the
Arunsus hotel. II will lie q vast strurt-
ure, three stories high aud OF the most
approved modern style.
There is now in process of construction
at Fnirtield, FreesIUne county, Two fine
church buildings, new store Oh the
south side of the square. u substantial
blacksmith aud wool shop near the
squire, Il neat residence, besides several
more under rontra9'ze
Never WINS II cor stone laid, saws the
Statesman, in n more important structure
than our dam. The day when ground is
broken At the dam site shout be made
ever memoruOleTin Austin 5 history.
A new iron bridge of I25 feet In length
has Leen built across Elm creek, in Nav
eriCk county.
The city council OF Aransns Pass has
voted SIS, 900 in bonds tor street im-
prOvrments.
A new hotel is going up at Gibtown,
Jack county, aud u large mum Der of res
licences.
Yonkum, only three wears old, now
has electric lights and street cars.
Abilene Ia to organize board of
trade.
The FIRST national bank OF Haskell is
erecting n fine new building OF stone 10
Ue finished by February l.
GRAHAM, Oct. l6.-Graham md Young
county are now on the high roaI 10 pros
nj al
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23

Mr.. John Stublefeld and Miss Allie
Gains, Crockett, October l6.
| Mr.. J. NJ Poer aud Miss Burgess, Hill
| county, October IA
Mr.. W. W. Sanford and Miss Edna
| CLANCY, Bonham, October l6.
Mr.. William Rim and Miss Eliza
Wernette, Castroville, October Il.
Mr.. Baxter Sparks AMI Miss Eta Cum
bingham, LampusUs, October IL.
Mr.. Dave Whitley aud Miss Mary
| Montgomery. near Hico, October lG.
DEATHS.
Miss Joe jackson, BRENNAN, October
II.
Col. W. F. Henderson, Corsicaua
October II.
Mr.. Thomas Muldoon, San Antonio
October 49,
Mrs. Bassett, San Antonio, October IS.
Mrs. Cora c. Wilsuer, near Amarillo
October 6.
Mr.. II. C. Angel, weatherford, Oeto-
Der II.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, waxaha chic -,
October 10.
Mr.. John Cook Burnham, October 10.
Mrs. Malone, near Brenham, October
IA.
Mrs. Henry sternberg, louisville, o.
toher Is.
Lieut.. F. ]. Summons. Galveston, o.
tober Il.
Mrs. Robert Lockhart. Houston, o.
tober ..
MIR. Brire Boardmau, Pleasau, Springs,
October Is.
Mr.. c. X. Robinson, Cameron, o.
tober II.
Mr.. j. q. Rayburu, Wills Point,
October y.
Mr.. George Holman, near Taylor.
October IL.
Mr.. Jesse Bowen. near winsboro \
October 10. Y
Mr.. Voorhees,, near Andrews, Octo-
Der ~.
Mr.. W. J. Rogers, near Thornton.
October II.
Mr.. c. c. storts, washburne. Octo-
Der ..
Rev. James T. Hill, Carthage. Octo-
Der IL.
MIR. w. r. Burris, Blooming Grove,
October 10.
MIR. L. T. Hi,zelDerger, near Pales-
tine. October 10.
Miss Mollie Tant, Hamilton, October
II.
Miss Myrtle Hildreth. Gatesville, Oc-
tober 10.
Mrs. Anna Augusta Hndebrand,
Cuero, October IL.
william ManGold, Cuero. October Is.
Mr.. Joseph ELrisht. Archer county,
October u.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carroll, near waxa-
hachie, October 10.
MIR. Jack Nabers, Comanche, October
10.
Mira. Marian Summers, Sulphur
Sprlngs, October l6.
Ms. william Ellebracht, Mason, &C.
tober X.
Mr.. J. A. McAlpin, Pilot Point, Octo-
Der u.
Mrs. Roset,e Gloode, Cot Springs,
October 10.
Mr.. II. G. Angel, weatherford, Octo-
Der Is.
Mr.. F. W. Hnrwood, Eastland, octo-
Der II.
Miss Tina Lair. Mautua, October II.
Mrs. d. j. Phillips, Cuero, October
IA.
Mr.. J. J. Finley, near Honey Grove,
October Is.
Mr.. Arthur Sloan, Bowie, October Is.
Mr.. J NJ. Childress, near Blooming
Grove, October ID,
Miss Sue McCIary, San Antonio, Octo-
her liz
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
COMPLIMENT TO THE NEGRO.

Letter from E1.PresIdent Clevrland-Colored
Mans Political Freedom.
srecial TO the Gazette.
NEW YoRK, Oct. l9-United states-Africs
news company furnishes the following letter
from ex-President Grover Cleveland: II have
read the sreech Of Mr. Montgomery with great
interest, and as an American congratulate my
self and my countrymcn upon the Illustration
which this speech affords Of what any OF our
citizens can do by proper Improvement within
reach of all OF us. / am sure every colored citi-
zen should be proud OF he representative of his
race who can make such j speech, even II 1t is
regarded simply as an intellectual effort, and
irrespective OF the opinion 10 sets forth. It
seems to me there are many indications that our
colored people are fast reaching q condition
when they will think and act polite ally as citi-
zens of the country in which they have the same
interest and duty as other citizens, instead OF
thinking and acting in q manner determined by
traditions. prejudices end color
lSigned. GROVER CLEVELAND.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
A Cook Book Free
TIE PLOT THICKENS.
the Euriprrrs o. Their Chief ard the
Evldenc, TO Convict Them.
spccial TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct. 19.-The police to-
night arrested Manuel P. Pietro, whom they
charge not only with being one of the men en-
gagged in the Hennessey assassination. but actu-
ally the man who fred ths fatal shot. They
claim that they have the case in excellent condi-
ton, that the murderers have been
arrested and there is sufi cient evidence
to convict them. According to their
view OF the mate the murder was orle-ec by
the Matrangas. who are the heads of the Sicilian
gang. Joe Macheca, under the name OF John
Peterson. then ceased the Masters house from
which the assRssns watched Hennessey and
finally Cred en- him the murder
itself was committed by fre or six men,
of whom scaffidi, Masters Bagnetto,
Incardena and Petro four.
I he other mar men have not yet been discov-
cred. All the other Italian prisoners. except
some few who are regarded as important wit
nesses or accessories to the crime,
have been released. Moro evidence
found against Macheca to-day, he
being Identified by two negro women
who lived next to the Masters house having
been seen by them at the house several times
just before The murder. IN hi7 statement he
declares that he was never in that portion OF
New Orleans. He ia identified by two
viii and two coloCed women having leased
the Masters house un Ter o different name and
having been seen frequently in that neighbour
hood.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
TEXAS PROGRESS.

The new opera house at Houston 10
nearing completion aud will be op. ned
November 10.
Tyler is experiencing boom just now
in building residences. Several are under
way and just completed. This is besides
large amount OF other improvements,
CoMANCHE. Oct. l8.-The First Ma
tional bank commenced the erection yes
terday OF u new bank building 10 cost
S2J, 900.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
SCARCITY OF WHEAT.
The High Price Laid At the Door Of the McKln
ley Tariff Bill.

Fpecial 10 the Gazette.
New YORK, Oct. l9.-The owners OF hugs
warehouses along Brooklyn's water front are
complaining about the scarcity OF grain Just
now. They have an aggregate capacity for the
storage OF II, oJ, 0oO bushels OF grain, out at the
present time there not more than 5000 OOy
bushels in all the warehouses PCT toge. her.
USUALLY the beginning of November sees the big
elevators OVERLOOKING with grain. but both oil
those at Erie basin are now idle, and OF the
seven at the Atlantic dock only two are
in use. There Is one at Columbia stores and
one At Woodruff stores, but there is not work
enough to keep men busy at them all the Tina.
The high price OF grain in the West, caused by
the fact that specul4tors hold enormous
quantity. is said by the warehousemen TO be the
reason for the present lack OF supply here.
There is Dractlc really no export demand now, ac-
cording TO J. w. Whiting, the superintendent
OF the Erie Basin stores. Foreign crops he
said yesterday, have been very heavy, and the
high price Of grain in Chicago makes It inpos-
sible to ship it here AMI sell at q profit. TIL,
cause OF this high price he laid to this Mckinley
bill. which increases the duty from twenty 10
twenty five cents q bushel. Spectators bought
in expectation OF this lie gsiad N ami now
b Ling on for profit. In the meantime over
l2oa =Toskmsn are lille along the Brooklyn water
front.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-23
WANTED----FEMALEaA

- wantedxz&DDlssfS canvass lie their
.axANB4sas hnd counties. Nice employ
ment. Liberul commissions. RECON-
mendatiou required. Address III. l..
W.. care Gazette. Fort Worth Tax.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-11-07
FARMERs cLAIM THg vlcToRY.
Alliance People .Jubiiant over the phs
nemenai Strength 6hown.

Alliance People Jubiiant Over the Phe-
nsmcnai Strength shown.
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE Farmers
Alliance people at the national head
quarters figure great victory for the
farmers in the election. ID. III. Ritten-
house, the secretary, said that, as the
smoke cleared away, 1t becomes more
and more apparent that the farlners' or
ganizations have asserted themselves.
IL was the first opportunity that organ
lied effort had been made to show fhat
boss rule has come to an end. The
farmers organizations desired to rebuke
the party that defeated free coinage of
silver and framed a tariff law that Inn
poses greater burdens on the poor man
than the rich. The Eastern states,
where the Farmers league il sfrong.
thsy and the knights OF Labor have
aided In showing this congress that
their demand for free coinage was not
an idi0tioone Tn the Southern states
the contests were made ct the primaries,
Mr.. Rittenhouse called particular atten.
ti0n to the effects ln Missouri, Kansas.
Nebraska, Wisconsin,, Colorado and
other states Just, he said. ain pro.
portion TO the unity Of organization 80
has been the cyclone