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ORV|LLE ANDERSON GUILTY.
Jury's Verdict in the Shooting Of
Ingersoll's Secretary.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD,

CRoToN LANDING, N. Y, Aug s.-Coroner
sutton this afternoon concluded the investi-
cation In the case OF !. Newton Baker, Col.
Robert G. IngersOl's private secretary, who
was shot in duel by orville Anderson at this
place on Saturday evening last. Mrs. Baker
was the principal witness and gave detailed
account OF the shooting as already published.
She denied that her husband was the Girst TO
draw the revolver,
Eugene Barton, another witness, testified
that three shots were fired during the strug-
gle between Anderson ana Baker. and that
the fourth shot was discharged while the piS.
tol OF one OF the men was being handed TO
Barton by j. ii. See.
The case was then given TO the jury, who
were out about twenty minutes. Foreman
william Morton announced the following
verdict:
I've md that In. Baker was dangerously
injured by bullet wounds from pistol IN the
hands OF 0rville Anderson at CrOtOn."
Anderson was remanded to the lookup until
Monday morning. Meantime his counsel viii
go before Judge Barnard, ut POughkeepse, 10
get him admitted TO bail.
Baker Is recovering.
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NO CERTIFICATE FOR CALL.
PlOrlda'S Governor Does Not Consider
Him Legally Elected.
fBT ASSOCIATED PRESS. 7

JAcKsoNv1LLE, Fa., Aug. s.-Gov. Fleming
is out in q long card TO the people giving
his reasons for refusing to sign the certificate
OF election OF Senator Call to the United
States Senate.
valid. inasmuch as quorum OF the State
Senate was not present at the joint conven-
tion when the final vote was taken, May 20.
The long struggle for and against Call, in
the Florida Legislature, is well remembered
by followers Of political events. Ninety bal
lots were taken before result was declared.
The point made by Gov. Fleming was
brought up by the anti-Call men at the time
OF the vote.
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Amateur Baseball Notes.

The Bulls Head Baseball Club have organized
johnson, p: jim Carr, ID. AleI: Graf q. John
shea! & y6i TSG S Hammond h6 hEdTSrd nTn1n D91nne{
They would like to arrange games with ali mines
H under fourteen JeSrs Of The Young hmSg Sso
East Twenty fourth street.
As the Comrades did not put in appearance at
Hoboken on Sunday the Favorites, with whom they
BfootIya. bat rain pTeysnte$ the game a the saS;
Favorites, 3; MsyhowerB, 0.
The Dauntless Baseball Club challenge all clubs
eyes preferred. Address Z. Hirsci % =. o. IS boz
The Gales would like TO hear from good battery
and bAseman about sixteen years OF age. Address
William Newman, AL West Eighteenth street.
3Sa Sc. spysa pHtsTI ie
- Ta.y wSsa fs
Address John HeAy, AIS West Fifty-Ssoond street
The Gutenberg Baseball Club and the Shady
SSs score Of is . o. The GSttsnSoFss would liz
dress Thomas GirshAm, Gutenberg, Nd.
u The Stern BrothsEs baseball team deiestsd the 8:
PoFR 81
:sa TstsS SPP:: s;s.: $spS.:
care Stern Bros, SO West Twenty third street.
The Renwieks have rsOrEani.sd and O. Mwould like to
sH9E ,oP sRS i'SGEPs sB aaa
HSslett, Of the TrAbol'a; Their playsrs are: Has
lstt, ?. Pow6sy o. did@dips. lb, FolSn, %
of, and Conway, r.f. Address II. Martin, Navy
and Lafayette streets, Brooklyn.
The YoEkville Stars have Organised with the fol
cSrroh, fb: W. KnlShIy, 2b.i A. Moore, SB,, i.
aad KGy sTffSs fSsy VI IKE r'J1' Hear
from all mines under twelve years Of age; Address
Patrick Knightly, 366 East beventy-si street
The Glimyguhls would like to hear frop, the
William Gleason, 43T Amsterdam avenue.
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LOCAL SPORTING DATES.
August.

aoBhb
P.-.Run Of the Riverside Wheelmen to Coney
Island
Run OF the Harlem Wheelmen to Coney Island.
Road run Of the Gotham Wheelmen.
IO.-Lawn Tennis Tournament at Bar Harbor,
Me.
Tournament at Narragansett Pier, r. l.
Baseball, p. NJ: Chicago against New York, at
Polo Grounds. Brooklyn against Cincinnati, at
Eastern Park.
1I.-RAcing at Morris Park, 2. 80 p. NJ.
Lawn Tennis: Tournament at Bar HArboT, Me.
Tournament at NArrAgansett Pier, R, l.
Baseball, P. NJ Chicago against New York,
et Polo Grounds. Brooklyn against Cincinnati, at
Eastern Park, Brooklyn.
I2.-Racing at Norris Park, 2. so p. N.
Lawn Tennis: Tournament at Bar HArbor, Me.
Tournament at NarrAgAnsett Pier, r.
Baseball, 4 P. NJ. Chicago against New York, at
Polo Grounds, Brooklyn against Cincinnati, at
Eastern Park, Brooklyn. Crescent Athletic Club
against Bensonhurst Athletic Club, at Benson
hurst l.. 1.
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JUMPED OR FELL OVERHEARD.
Brooklyn Police Notified of H. Elliott's 6
SUPPOSED Death.

Brooklyn Police Headquarters has been
notified that man believed to be H. Elliott,
aged seventy-nve, OF Brooklyn, either
jumped or fell from the Boston steamboat
Massachusetts on the night OF July 81. His
tickets and eyeglasses were found In his
staterOCm.
The only H. Elliott given In the Brooklyn
Directory lives at llS Dean street. At that
address IL was said he'd started for Boston by
steamer last night. His age is also said 10 be
seventy-flve.
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English Price Fighter Instantly Killed
in the Ring.
TBT AssocrArED PREss.l

fBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
MANCHESTER, Aug. S.-TwO local fighters
named Henney and swindells, matched to
night TO fnish for sovereign a side, fought
sayagely with varying fortunes for over an
hour last night, when swtndells, seeing an
opening, dealt Henney terribly blow on the
head.
Henny threw up his hands and dropped like
log. Efforts were made TO revive him, but
they were fruitless. There Is no doubt that
the blow caused his instant death. swindells
and the leaders who had brought about the
fight were arrested on the charge OF man
slaughter.
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GLORIANA DID NOT SAIL.
Other New York Yachts Get on for
Vineyard Haven.

NEWPORT, Aug. s.-The Glortana did not
sail to-day with the New York Yacht club
feet, and Is at anchor In Brenton Cove, there
to await the return OF the feet and her COM
petitors next week, when conclusions Will
again bs tried. The run to Vineyard Haven
promises to be q most pleasant one there be-
Ing good breeze from the northwest and the
day Is perfect.
Concerning the foul with the Oracle yester-
day Gen Paine said 10 n reporter last night
that to his mind It was entirely the Oracle s
fault that the Volunteer had the right OF
way, and that she did all that she could to
avoid the foul.
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SNEEZING TO DEATH.
Strange Malady with Which an Ohio
Girl Is Affected.

10y ASSOCIATED PREss.l
SPRINGFIBLD, o., Aug. 6,-The physicians OF
South Charleston, a village twelve miles east
OF here, are completely baf1ied by the case of
death.
Last Tuesday evening she was seized with
severe paroxysms OF sneezing, following each
other at rapid intervals.
suddenly the parOXysms stopped, leaving
her very exhausted
The girl then went into a trance that lasted
twelve hours. The terrified attendants
thought she was dead.
The physician treated her with hypOdermic
injections. She finally awoke languidly, and
In few minutes the sneeZing came on.
The physicians have been utterly unable to
check them. She neither eats nor sleeps,
and suffers terribly.
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THE COOPER HOUSE BURNED.
All the Guests, 1t Is Reported, Es
capped in Safety.
IBY ABBoCIArED PRFss. I

TnN ABBOCIATED fhEsH.T
UTICA, N. Y, Aug. S.-The Cooper House,
COoperstoWn, burned this morning.
The assurance is telephOned here that all
the guests OF which there were a large num-
Der, escaped In safety.
The fire was started by an explosion in the
kitchen at 3.45 o'clock. The guests were
awakened by the employees and the electric
alarms and escaped partly dressed.
There was great excitement and some OF
the guests had narrow escapes. one family
lost $4,000 In valuables. Nearly all the
trunks and clothing OF the guests, however,
were saved.
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NIAGARA'S BEAUTIFUL SUICIDE.
Two Men Arrested on Suspicion of
Murder and Discharged.
IBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l


NIAGARA FALLS, Ont, Aug. S.-The two
men arrested on suspicion OF numbering the
beautiful girl whose body was found yester-
day in the Niagara River at Lewiston, below
the Falls are Lawrence Costello and James
DAILY, hailing from Rochester and Cleveland,
on their way to Toronto.
They told straight story and have been
released The theory OF suicide is now gen.
orally accepted
The officers OF the Niagara Navigation
on their boat from Toronto. They think she
comes OF highly respectable family.
No further Identification has yet been
made,
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GLOUCESTER, N. j., Aug. s.--Results at the
race track to-day:
First Race-Seven furlongs. .-Faustina won,
Lotion second, Slumber third. Time-1.3l.
Second Race-SiX furlOngs. won,
Budd Erwin second, Nellie third. Time
l.126.
Third Race-Four and half furlongs.-Won
by Norwood, Bally Rudy second, Ellen third.
Time-O.75LI
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Alliance.Anti-Lotterv combine.

fBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
NBw ORLEANS, La, Aug. S.-The conference
OF the Farmers Alliance and the Anti Lottery
Democrats at Lafayette has resulted in an
agreement by which a joint ticket will be
nominated, The Alliance will name the
Governor, Treasurer and Superintendent OF
Public Education; the League, the Lieuten-
ant-Governor, Auditor, Attorney-General and
the Secretary or State.
The Alliance at once nominated for Cover
nor, Thomas +. Adams, its President, and
State Commissioner OF Agriculture.
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Accused of souttling His Ship.

SAN FRANoIsBo, CAL, Aug. s-steward H. f.
Moulin, OF the bark Alicia, which was
stranded In Apia Harbor, Samoa, last Feb
ruary, charges John O. Broadhurst, captain
the ship TO secure the insurance. The attorney
OF the Insurance company says he has AMI
davits by several OF the crew cOrroboratlng
the charges. Capt. Broadhurst, who is in this
city, denies all.
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Misery Along the Rio arande.


HAVANA, Tex, Aug. s.-Those who have
lived twenty-five years on the Rio Grande
haue never seen so much misery among the
Mexican population CS this year. The
drought has been 80 terrible for the last
eighteen months that scarcely anything has
been raised and stock has died by thousands
Men who two years ago we're well of have
nothing left but their land.
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$4,000 PEOPLE SEE THE RACE.
Correction and CastaIia Run a
Dead Heat In the First Race.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLpl

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLD.l
MORRIS PARK RACE COURSE, Aug. s.-Morris
Park was 1lled TO overflowing to-day. An
actual counting up OF heads would probably
have shown nearly 10000 persons present
The programme was very attractive, but
the fact that 1t was half-holiday and that It
was excessively warm in the city probably
accounted for the large attendance.
The great grand stand was delightfully."- cool
and pleasant, and the attractive card made a
good afternoons sport certainty. The track
was very fast and in fine shape.
The sport began with siX-furlong dash for
all ages and Correction opened up a hot
favorite at even money.
Meriden opened at to 1 and went up
several points.
Then Circular Joe went around and dis
tributed 300 bills on Meriden, and her price
dropped faster than did the famed McGinty
when he stepped into the coal hole.
P. Lorillard made one OF his characteristic
plunges on Daisy Woodruff, but mostly for o
place. None OF the others were played.
Castalia and Correction fought 1t out and in
desperate finish they made q dead heat OF
it, with Meriden two lengths away. Messrs.
Withers and Morris divided the purse.
FIRST RACE.
Handicap sweepstakes, $40 each, with
81 ZOO added; six furiongs.
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Handicap sweepstakeB, $40 each, with
$1,000 added six furiongs.

Correction jumped away in front, followed
by Castalia, Meriden, Kitty T. and Daisy
Woodruff.
Littleneld sent Correction right on about
her business, and she opened up a gap OF two
lengths before Meriden, with Castalia, Daisy
Woodruff and Kitty T. next.
Mertden quit furlong from home and Cor
rection appeared to be winning easily.
Bergen, however, brought Castalia up with
rush, and, collaring Correction twenty yards
from the wire, there was terrific night TO the
and a dead Neat was anDornaed Ut" NeriSen
was third, two lengths away. Time-1 IA.
Mutuels paid: Correction, straight, 1910,
place, $3.50. Castalia paid S34.20 straight,
place S18.40.
SECOND RACE.
Amboy Handicap, for two-year-olds, at 900
each, half forfeit, with $4,000 added six
furlonRS.
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TORN BY HIS OWN DOG.
The Mastiff Ryerson Bought Didn't
Know His Master.
ESPECIAL TO rHx EVENING WORLD. ]

VUTHVr7H to
SALEM, N. j., Aug. s.-William Ryerson, a
farmer here, has been badly bitten by his own
mastiir, and hydrophobia is feared. He came
home late, and the dog, which he bought only
week ago TO scare away tramps, did not
know him.
1t sprang upon Ryerson and'Dore him TO the
ground, biting and tearing his flesh badly
before help came. Ryerson has had his four
wounds cauteriZed.
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When they came in sight, st. Florian was
In front, with the Necromancy colt, He'll
Gate, Fred Lee, His Highness and Leonawel
in class order behind.
St. Florian held his lead until half way
down the hill when he bolted clear to the in
side and Leonawell took up the running with
His Highness, ,Necromancy colt and st. Florian
next.
Bergen soon had His Highness In front, and
Leonawell was beaten.
Bergen then eAsed His Highness, but sud
denly from the extreme outside st. Florian
jumped out like q Hash, and Bergen had to
hustle His Highness into his stride again.
Amid intense excitement HIS Highness won
py head from St. Florian, who was neck
before LeonaweI. Time-1.11k.
MutuelB paid: Straight, 912; place, 9o.05.
st. Florian paid e16.
THIRD RACE.
Cape May Handicap, Tor three-year-olds, at
300 each, half forfeit, with $4,000 added (;
mile and furlong.
Won by Reckon, Picknicker second, Ber-
mudA third. Time-1.b6.
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ACCUSED Of AssaultinR a child.

John Rafferty,, aged twenty-three, OF 202
Seventeenth street, Jersey City, was locked
up there this morning, charged with an at
tempted assault upon eight-year-old Bridget
DOnohue, OF 900 Hancock avenue. The child
was rescued from Rafferty, by Andrew RozZel,
who lives In the same house with the DonO-
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Grabbed A Watch in a Crowd.

NTUDUUu n W UIUEI III u NIVWNs
James Hane, alias Cribs" member Of the
Cherry Hill gang, was held at the Tombs
Court to-day for grabbing watch from Frank
Miller, Of sc East one Hundred and sixteenth
street, during a jam at tho south Ferry Ele-
waited station last night. The watch was
found In his possession,
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FIFTH RACE
Winding Un at Buffalo.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLp]
BUFFALO DRIVING PARK, Aug. s.-The un-
finished 2.17 event was trotted this after
noon.
Fourth Heat-Richardson first, Miss Alice
second, Junemont third. Time-2.2lL.
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Gut in Two by a Saw.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WoRLD.l
BELYIDERE, N. j., Aug S.-Alvin Cummins,
OF Danyille, was killed in saw mill near
Hope yesterday. He was caught and drawn
upon circular saw and his body was cut in
two. The saw passed through his heart.
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THE RLD'S OFFE r.!
] A Special Midsummer Discount Un-
Ill Sept. 80 ON Board Wanted.
I5PER CENT. DISCOUNT 1 INSERTION.
25PER CENT DISCOUNT INSERTIONS.
80 PER CENT. DISCOUNT 3 INSERTIONS.
Lollu commodores, outinp.

The Jolly Commodores viii have an excnr-
sion 10 New Dorp, S. l., tomorrow, and dur
ing the day viii take up another subscription
for the sick babies. Their last affair was
success, socially and financially, and they
promise TO exceed their last collection II
DOEgibla
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Fell from His Wagon.

James Newell, 343 East Thirty-tourth
street, fell from his wagon In front OF lo3
Park avenue this morning and was removed
70 Bellevue Hospital, whore It was found that
his hip was fractured.
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Bolivia Is Threatened with War by

Especial CABLE TO THE EVENING woRLD.I
PARIS, Aug. S.-According to telegram re-
ceived in this city from Beunos Ayres, Chill
will declare war against Bolivia because the
Bolivian Government has recognized the
Chilian Congressional party as belligerentA
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oueronme hv the Hant.

Mary Donnelly, aged ffty-nye, OF Paterson,
N. j., was overcome by the heat at the Jersey
city ierry-house at the foot Of Chambers
street this afternoon and was taken TO
Chambers street Hospital
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Helpless Woman Murdered.


VICTORIA, Tex, Aug. s.-Miss Mary Hen
soldt, imbecile and helpless, was yesterday
found outraged ana murdered in her room on
the lower part OF Main street, where she lived
alone.
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sKcoND RACE.

Handicap; one mile.
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Fresh Finds of silver in Colorado.

BOULDER, COL, Aug. S.--Another rich fnd
OF silver is reported on Pomeroy mountain,
near Caribou. The vein is about three inches
thick and OF pure metal II is evident that
their exists a still larger vein somewhere In
the vicinity.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Three Baronesses Horvath Drowned
In the Nyarad,

BUDA-PEsTH, Aug.-News is received OF the
drowning Of the three Baronesses Horvath
sisters, occurring in the River Nyarad, at
Madras, where they were bathing.
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Fighting FarraEut,

An engraving costing Sia In original for cents
oyorSnds great battle pioOs, a" An August Morning
with FATrAGut"-l6l BY 20 iuehes--froS with sVoET
copy Of to-moTroN'a MORNING JOURNAL
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Started by an Exploding Lamp.
A kerosene lamp exploded IN the rooms OF
James Dunn at NJ oliver street this morning,
causing flTe that did $50 damage.
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valera and Little Mlnch also ran.
american POolB-Mabel Glenn, e2B Car
IoIl $50; Little Miuoh, ei0; neld, S6.
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Glenn finished second and Carroll third.
T1me-1.40.
THIRD RACE.
The Merchants Handicap, for all ages; mile

my Fellow also ran.
American Pools-Diablo, el4O: Uncle Bob,
SioO Santiago, 800; field, 800.
Santiago won, with Uncle Bob second and
Dlablo third. Time-2.35M.
FOURTH RAoR.
For two-year-oldsi fye and O half furlongs.
nStarte,s; W'ht,; yoeksy.. straight bsttiao.
Frank Kinney. .ll9. R, Williams. ....'... 1876
n, OF Darkness. lB. Sims, ,............... 81
Actor............lOS .TAral. ................8- So
Pan Handle, Zampost, san Salvador, Filllde
ana Detroit also ran.
American Pools-Actor, $50; Kinney, s2b |;
San Salvador, s15; Detroit, $50; Prince OF
Darkness, 9lS; field, e19.
Won by Frank Kinney, with Prince OF Dark
ness second and Actor third Time-1.o0&.
FIFTH RACE.
Selling seven furlongs.
Starters, W'hn. Jockeys. Straight betting,
gettysburg. ..ll3. .Tsral. 10
Hosburg... ,... 90. Stevenson. ........ b-l
D Bnsteed .......llO. .simms. Al
Clio also ran.
e35.
The race was won by Gettysburg vosburg
finished second and Busteed third. Time
1.3oIf.
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THE WORLDS OFFER!

] A Special Midsummer Discount Un-
: Ill sept. so on Houses & Apartments.
10 PER CENT, DISCOUNT 1 INSERTION.
; 30 PER GENT. DISCOUNT 9 INSERTIONS.
! 30 PER GENT. DISCOUNT 3 INSERTIONS.
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Melaine, Rinfax and Freedom also ran.
eos.
The race was won by Prince Royal. Bel
Wood was second and Versatile third. Tine
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HORSE HAVEN'S SATURDAY.
Santiago Wins the Merchants Stakes
from PaYOPito DiablO.
InH AssocIArRp PRESS. I

SARATOGA, Aug. s.-This was the eighth
regular day of the race meeting here. The
fiVe events on the programme included the
Merchants Stakes. The weather was clear
and the track fast. The attendance was
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FIRST RACE.

Purse 5000, for three-year-olds and up
ward; six furlongs.
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"Again must decline to make any state
ment. I am sorry, but am under orders"
Evelyn Granville called at the station
house last night and was quite furious In her
demand to see Webster, but she was denied
ad dn,t IN him
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-02-12
Dare You Think ?

Crops may fail; money may be
scarce; the masses may stare, but the
great monopolies demand the same
interest in hard times as in good
times. The farmer loses his farm,
the laborer his home; men tramp,
and wom:n fa'! INTO vice, but the
great fortunes grow bigger all the
time. What principle in our Con
stitut:on places the ''Allnighty Dol
l:,r" above human lives? What
principle in equity gives one man
the right to live in luxury ut the ex-
ijense OF hundreds OF other mcu?
Why should u railroad corporation
he allowed to make 4 six per cent.
dividend on its investment at time
when the farmer makes nothing on
his investment? Why should cor
poration he allowed to reduce the
wages of its employees below living
rates, i'll order to keep its dividends
up to good times standards? Why
should the wife and daughter of one
man he allowed to live in luxury at
summer resorts, while his female
employees are compelled to st:,rvc or
piece out their scanty wages by pros
! tit,:tion? Why should a being Great
;, 81 in Gods image be thankful for a
chance to toll TIC weary years awe,
for pittancc? Who gave Il hand
full of men Il right to appropriate all
the luxuries of life, while millions
of honest toilers haven't even the
necessities of life? Why should Il
handful of men nc allowed to spend
their lives III sportive case while
multitudcs of honest workers fare no
better than beasts of burden? Why
should handful of women be allow
ell to dwodlc the time away in l'.xur-
ious i,liencss while muItitnaes of
other women are driven through the
gateway of want into the valley of
despair? Are we Gods children?
IL so, when did God commence Great
ing pet children? If the few have
the right to pursue policy that
drives multitudes to starvation and
death, haven't they the right TO de
stroy them by more direct methods?
What principal i'll equity make dis
astcr to the wany harvest for the
few? If one man works for another
and earns five dollars, and it is paid
to him, and then, if the cmplove,
steals four dollars, YOU call him ::
thief. But suppose one man earns
t:ve dollars of it in the name Of profit
CT custom. then what do you cal
im?-EoncOnfOrmis
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-02-12
Despotism Of Capital.

In a morocco leather factory in
Brooklyn two hundred laborers were
recently turned out of work. Why?
Had they been guilty of drunken
ness or disordcrly conduct? No.
Had they been idlins or ncg'cct;ng
their work? No. They were sus-
pectcd of belonging to the Knights
of Labor, and member sustaining
the action of his firm by declaring
that if they had not discharged these
h-rd working brcad-w:nners, new
combine Of manufacturers to which
he and his partners belong wcn!a
be fined $4,000. The wages of
these employees have also been rcdac-
cd from Sl2 week to 50. THIS is
another straw which shows how de
terminca capital is to reduce labor
to serfdom. As long as intelligent
| laborers had the power of organiza-
ton to aid them in their struggle for
justice with soulless corporations
there was chance for them securing
some need Of right. But since the
n. Y. G. r. Il. issued its edict thai
10 knights should enter its employ
and the workingmen as we'll as the
press of America were not quic1
enough to sec with what injustice
anc danger this step WAS fraught, :
great evil was inauguraied, an exam
pie set, which other corporations ar
naturally enough following, and it l:
safe to say the days of organlze'
labor are we'll nigh numbered unles
all laborcrs unite