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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

lano once "'. apsii Z 1871 san'' s4as.
Notice Il hereby given that the foylovtnc.n.u
settler has filed notice Of her intention to msks anal
proof in support of her claim, and that sad proot
Will be made before the register and receiver Of the
q, 8. Land Office, at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, ON NAV
26, 1891, viz:
Emma O'Toole.
formerly Emma Neuenschwander, Homestead
Application No. 7724 for the southwest Il of section
TO- township IA SOUTH range Is west of the 9th p, NJ.
Kansas.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said
land viz: Lewis Rhein, Peter Bachnnann, of Gibson,
Kansas, John G. Marcy, of Wa-Keeney, Kansas,
Charles C. Shinquin, of Banner, Kansas.
Al LEE MONROE, Register.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
and Office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas, ! NJ .,,.
Anril 1901 NO. Of19

Land Office at Wa-k kes;, ,s kaasas' mo en4
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver of the
U. s. Land office at Wa-Keeney, Kansas on May 26,
1891, viz
Thomas J. Nixon.
Homestead Application No. 1897, for the south
west quarter of section TO- township IA SOUTH range
% west of the 9th P. M. Kansas
He names the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz: Henry Henest. John W. Crooks John
Altman, Jesse B. johnson. all of Ellis, Kansas.
Al LEE MONROE, Register.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tatters, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
Dr. money refunded. Price % cents per
,ox. For sale by A. B. Jones.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23
The Value of True Politeness.

True politeness does not consist in
learning and strictly following q few or
many set rules, keeping them to be used
in company and perhaps DOMINIC them a.
We do our best dress, with the possibility
OF going out and leaving them at houA
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-05-23

Beggs German Salve is one of the best
skin and pile ointments that has ever
been put up. No family should be with
out it. Sold by A. B. Jones' No.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
The Pension List.
VOLUME 25.

Tho graphic exhibition III tho New
York World OF tho cnOrmouS growth
OF the pension list and the scaudaIous
methods by which this nov National
drbt has been created is startiirg
lhowing.
Tho pension list of the United
Stutos on tho 3lst OF May contuincd
C30,30I namcs. This exceeds by 1856
ooO tho peace establishment Of tho
German army.
Tho cost OF tho pension list for this
year will bc Sl31,OO1,OOo. This cx.
cocds 10y nearly SjO,OOO.GOO tho cost Of
the great standing army Of Germany.
Tho pension disbursements on this
basis represent public debt Of over
four thousand millions Of dollars ut ,
per cent. Tho highest pOint ever
reached by tho bonded war debt was
only two thousand cover hundred
millions.
After twonty five years OF dobt.pny-
ing uncxamplcd in tho history of
nations, tho United States arc now
burlcncd with $l7,OOO,Oo0 moro an.
nua!ly for interest on tho war debt
aud for pensions than they wcrc in
1896.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02

This is what the New York Herald
hns to say Of the business" methods
II the present Administration, taking
'nto account tho official figures of the
Secretary Of tho Treasury: "If pre-
vlo"5 Administrations had been no
moro frugal than tho present ono
s:rco the time in 1855, when tho deb,
was S2'dT3.:B,lIj, tho principal
wonld havS been wiped out in n little
less than 800 years, or about the year
OF our Lord 2ljl." 'Rnh for the
"Busincss Administration" OF Ben
iurIisun
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02

Wen write it down till
everybody secs it.
Till everybody is sick Of
seeing it.
Till everybody knows it
without seeing it
that Doctor Sagc's Catarrh
Remedy cures the worst
cases of chronic catarrh in
the head, catarrhal head
ache, and "cold in the head"
In perfect faith, its max
crs, the Worlds Dispcnsary
Medical Association of But.
falo, NY, offers to pay S5oc
TO any one suffering from
chronic catarrh in the head
whom they cannot cure.
Now if tho conditions were
rcvcrsed--if they asked yoy
to pay $500 for Il positive
cure you might hesitate
Here arc reputable men
with years Of honorabl;
dealing; thousands Of dol
lars and great name bacl
Of them and they say--"W,
can cure you because we've
cured thousands like you.--
if VIC can't we'll pay yo,
$500 for the knowledge tha'
there's one whom we can
cure. They believe in them
selves. Isn't it worth I
triall Isn't any trial pref
cradle to catarrhl
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02

Senator Stewart writes from New
York to friend in Reno that bill
for tho FREQ coinage of silver will Ger.
tninly pass at tho next session OF Con-
grcss. And that II tho President
vetoed il no would mako II grave mis-
take, rs tho veto power does not exist
tn thwart tho will OF tho people.
Whero would tho Senator DO on the
question OF passing tho bill over the
PresIdent's veto? Echo answers
where?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
Black Wallace

Is reported, from day to day. at differ
ont points of interest in the State;
last week in Virginia. next day in
Cursor, two days later in San Fran.
cisco, next day in Reno, two days
later III Elku, and SO on. What job Is
ihc Boss Manipu.ntor grcasing up for
now \ us.im AdyOcate.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02

The total overflow into tho Colora-
do Desert ID now estimated ut about
two thousand square milcs, the grrnt
or part OF which is across the limo in
old Mexico. Tho water continues to
riGn
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
Advertised Letters,

Following is list Of letters remain
ing III the pcstOllicc ut Elko, Mon.
day, july -. 1891:
Looms, ) ID Dakc, III II
Stewart, Is w Mikclson, Lena
Clirk, Edward T..
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say "adycrtised."
Erw,ED Il. BILKEY, =. NJ.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
JUIHT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.

For tho Quarter Ending June 80.
1891.
STATE or EEvADA.J.
COunty Of Elko. is'''
AUDITORS OFFICE.
July Z, 1881.
To the Honorable Board Of County COMMITS
sloncrs Of Elko Comfy. Nevada.
GESTLXMEN: wrhctcwIih submit our Ount
tcily Report Of the Finances Of the Count,
for tho quarter! ending June 10. 1901.
ntspcc, fully su!uhttcd:
GEO. II. MEiGs.
JAS. CLARK.
Treasurer.
DyQ. W. IIJLi, Deputy.
RECEIPTS From ALL SOURCES.
Bal in Treasury Mar 81, o. $4,000 10
Foes col. by officers. CO5 81
Gen license, Sheriff 1862 -
Gam " $50 %
Real & T. p Tax 1890
by Treasurer .. 81 T3
10 per ct hcl'q; 1890. , 30
3 per ct mt dcl'qt 90 7 2G
w WIN WI w lp'p w
Tusc sp school dcl'qt 22t
Penal ............ 90 00
Reed from State
spec election. 1G3 II
Elko spcc school Ol
Assessor 49,. =. 2 10
Fer prop, 81 AsEcss'r 50G 90
Poll. OF, Assessor. $50 90
Total 80. go. 1912 90
Less commissions on
Gam. license. Si5 co
Gen. license. 90 73
Per prop tHS 80 %
Poll tnX .... 80 %
Total 49,. 233 %
Net receipts. .i.709 Gi
Total receipts ..........ii,Gl0 81
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02

For tho Quarter Finding June 80.
1901.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-02
SUMMARY.
Total Disbursemcnts.sl5.42G GO

Bal in Treasury ...... 2o,lS3 60
Tho abJvo amount stands To the
credit ut tho several funds as per
Ireasurcr's Bal. Sheet, dated July l..
ls0l, hereto attached.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18
Napofeom 1. ano Sema.

NlS am 2. april 1913 Der fran30fii9e
General Durette nit lerrer Dipiiion
ft@ iiber Sena suriidsos uno in bieier
@esenb eiaen 6alttag bulten molte,
mar Die Surdt ieiner Manniaaft Dor
ben 2oiafen 10 sroB, oaB fte auf Die
Siadri9t, Die Guiien 5eisten fi6 aui
Der 90be oeS 9ausberses, obne ausa,1.
ruben urb in 3iemlli6er uirprbnuug
ibren WarIb fortiebte. @S perbreitete
fid aber bas @erii6t, etnise mltbniIige
Stuoenten Sena'S bdtten 5i6 ais 9os
iafen nerfleibet uno 70 biaen Mlarm
perurla9t.
Das mdre Der suten Staot Seua
beinabe 1ebr lGleht befommen. Napos
leon, init benz III 1ol9en Dineelr nibt
gu ipaBeu, nnb Der au1 aus an6eren
@riinben alf Die @eimaraner tpitbenb
mar, ibrieb fofort Die Srbre, oaB has
finite NrtneeforpS in Sena einritfen
unb bic gauge 9aabt nieberbrenuen
io1te. 90 bat ibn Der @eimarlde
@ebetmratb b. Wiler um QubienS.
ytaboem Napoleon ieiner Grbitterung
9esen ben Ser3os 9arl Iu9uit, mel6er
Der punrubtgite Sirit III gang europa"
iei, Snft 9eula9t bate, 1a9te er linn.
oaB er fpesea1 beS BorfaIles nit BEN
9tubenten Elm ablbredenbeS 8eilpiel
bon 8eitrafun9 9ebe1l peroe. Mii1er
leu9uete Die Betbeilisung Der Stubens
ten. Da rief Napoleon in b09fter
Wntb ben @eIaubten CANT . atsnon
aus Dem Bor5tmmer berein.
rSft e8 mabr obes nift,D fdrte er
i'm an, noaB Die gorpoiteu oes @enes
rails Durette burb bic Stubenten BON
Sena alarnirt morben fino?"
Sener iDserte nit Der Gnttport. Oa
bielt ibm Der leioenl6aftlide &orie Die
Sant Dor oas @sit9t uno rtef NIT 9es
ftei9erter 9eftisfeit .Sa ODER nein !?
ga ober netnf"
Gum Slid CAB 9ainteglisnon CUR
Gntport, es iet barber fein Rapport
e%inselaufen. Napoleon murbe rubt9er,
er itberlegte einen Nu9enblif unb faste
oann: .9tun gut, nlr Die 9dufer ser
Brofeioren iolen niebersebrannt tners
oen." Da linn aber MtiiGer poritelte,
bas iei unm0sli9, obne 3uslei6 Die
gauge Staot gu 5erifDren, 5errib ct bte
Sr6re un0 flbr fort: rgber man balte
es oteIen 9erren BON Sena nabbriidli6
Dor, bab eth Dinf BON mir senii9t, I'm
tbre 9an5e uniperIitdt fir INNER 5u ger.
1t0ren. unb mas molleu oenr Oie5e
S6wdrmer, Oieie Saielbdnie? sic
polen Die Repolution in Deutl6lano,
iie molten fid bon allen Banben, bic lie
an Sranfreid feiieln, losma6en. 8iis
let ibr, ibr Deuti9en, mas bas beiBt,
cine Repolution SIR pibt es ni9t,
aber i'd, Id peiB es. Sd babe oeleben,
pte Str0me BON 8lut Sranfret9 ibers
i6uemmten ; i'd bin ibnen eliidfid
e%ntronneu, ino Id min tli6t, baF biele
i9redlt9en S5enen li6 In Deuti6lauo
tp%ieberbolen. Iber beltnnmt, mein
9err, werbet ibr Die Gepolutiou baben,
fpenn id niht Orbnun9 i9affe!"
90 mar bic orobenoe @efabr fir cine
Stabt, Die lfon anl IA. Sftober 1906
10 piel 9~elitten bate. 9lidli@ abee'
monht
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18

8riebenzBaooemiB mnrbe na6 lan1
serem Su6en tn einem 99weinitaG
entbedt uno benz Nbbeder iiberltefert,
Sie CUR Seter beS Wtesenfeites un<
ieres erbabeuen 99tobberrn sel0ften
8DaerIGiilie - muroen BON btSber
unentoeGt sebltebenen Tbdtern seitobs
len.
9ofales. Ser 6ubrer Der gntile,
miten, 9err Duftts 49,. 1T Our6
Stimmeneinbett gum Sberrabbiner uts
ierer Staot semdblt moroen - urb
tpurbe iofort BON Dem S9arfri9ter
unO belien beioen @ebilfen In Gmpfans
genommen.
Ser 8ubta9, Der bieieS Sabr auf
einen Sreita9 ftel : bat 5wei in Der
Nabe befinolide grbeiter idmer pers
lett.
Der 9ofpreoieer glsder lit seiteru
nit Tooe %ab9egan9en. Seiu 8eilt...
miro nabiten Samitag an Ben Wetits
b%ietenoen periteigert Deroen
Der S6aulpteler S9netbts traftirte
~porseltern ben Grttiter elmer bieli9en
j3eituns NIT Sbrfeigen Nbnebmer
BON einem Duhenb erbatten Elm Sra
tts, @remplar.
Die WaubmDrber Murr uno &nar
murben an ser -. @brenpforte BON
benz 8irsermeiiter bes Stdbthen8 en1s
pfanger unb, mad Nbiinguue elmer
9Dmne, mad ibrem 2ufti9loB 9eleitet.
Scr 1teuentoedte Sonnet vOanubius"
--wuroe BON ruiiti@en 3olbeamten
an Der @ren5e ansebalten nno nod
@ibirien geial,ot.
Surit SerbtnsfD petlt 9e9enmdrti9
In Barts ---e S nurben Die u11s
falienoiten MaBregeln CUR Derbinbee
rurg Der @ini9leppung bie1er Seude
ergriffen. = Dte Nuffldrung be8 Sol
fes ioa bemnddft BON obeu ---
na9 I%nbrin9uns mebrerer Bpbrl66er
mittelit Dpnamit selpren9t meroeu. =
Der Hduberbauptmann Itbanas ioa
bereits ersriHen lein mad
8riifuns Der 9ldn5enoeu Bilan5 uuroe
beIhlolen, oas @ei6aft in elm Gftiens
unternebmen 5u DerlDallbeln.
Ser Mbgeorbnete I. 9erietb 9eiterr,
BET Der Debate iiber Bic Ste1ererbe>
buns in Seuer uno Slammen 49,
Danf Der RAID berbeiaerufenen Dampf,
iprise fonnte man oeS perbeerenoen
Clements in fiir5eiter 53eit 9err mer,
ben. gta9bem Der 8ertbeibi9er ges
eubet, erbob li6 Der Staatsanpalt
49, uno lieB fi6 in Der S0be bon
ungefabr 200 Mteter bel 2i9tenbers
mittellt Jalli9trmes our @rbe rtieOer.
Nuslano. Die Mutter beS 6uriten,
melde bieiem @bebunoe lire Inter
1tisnng gu Tbeil werben lieB --
tDnrbe Der Guppetei fur l6ul0i9 befuns
ben unb - oils literaril9e Dent
nitroisfeit unierem Wuieum einper'
leibt. uRonfeftiondr.")
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18
%. 5enfef tut SeserRaaen.

Mit Dem @lodeni9lass Sieben Der,
lieBen Die Irbeiter Der MhQer'iden
Drnderet, ote aud ZEN Druid Ser
pStaotpof" beiorste, ibre 9ldte, Dol,
ten Die Mfiisen BON ben Wan6bafen,
5iinbeten ibre @tsarre1t an uno fdritter
aus benz arbeitsraum. Sofort traten
oie betben Drnderlebrlin9e i9r gmt an,
beltebeno In Der Retntsuns oes 2ofals,
oelfen Snbboben nit Yapterreften,
Wuritpe1en, 9dierin6en, Sbltabfaaen
&C. bebedt mar. ga brad aus gerina,
ligigem anlaB eth Streit 3mil6en BEN
Veioen aus, Der In cine regelre6te
S9ld9erei iibersing, bts pl0sli9 elmer
Der tu9enoli6en &aufbol6e an Die be.
reititebenoe, In cine LANCE Sorm 9es
bradte 3meite Seite Der rStaotpo5t~
ftieB, Die nit lautem 2ra6 au Boben
ftel. Die beiben 8ingtampfer uareu
crit Dor Sdrcden wie seldbnlt, alS fe
iebod Die gerbeeruus in Nugenidein
nabmen, fielen fie chamber Dor Sreuoeu
Tim ben pals, oeun ibr gutter Gusel
tpolte es, baB bur9 BITE itarfe @rl9it.
ternn9 Der Sat pobl peri9oben, aber,
pie iie meinten, nod gang perfpsnbbar
fDare. sic bdmmerter bic lolen Bud.
itaben lAnel 5ufedt, 3pdnsten eintge
sSpatien" 5wif9en Die Niiden unb
freuten itd, ais iie bemerften, baB Der
Sat, obne Die @ufmerflamfeit bes
Drnders gu erregen, slatt unter Die
Mai6ine 9ei9obeu muroe. gm nod,
iten Wtorsen iberrai9te Die rStabt,
poit1 ibre Seler nit folgenbeu ieltlamen
Wfittbetlun9en
6ofnahriGten. Der 6ersoa bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18
State $500 per Haa.

elegant etnsertdtete 8rsmeeuttrrtr TN Sotel unh
TN pbereu Stodpert ber neuerbauteu Sbb Selspe
Gale. Gusseset4nete Ride. Gafmerfiame SsbteuunB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18

Glue wnnberbare 2ei1tung
Der mobernen Sn9enteurfunf It
mtrb BON ben Nllben beri6tet. Dort
9elanst, nm Die 9unnels Der @%iienba6s
men 5nl bobren, bic iett gum 3mede Der
B~srbtnonns Ir9entinten's unb Gbile's
bur9 bic @nbeu gelest tpiro, @leftri3i-
tdt NIT auBerorbentli6em @rfolse our
a~nmenouns. Der b66ite Der tunnels
liest etwa 10000 SuB iiber Dem Meee.
resIpie9el, mabreno Der 8erg, burd) ben
er 9ebobrt miro, etpa -, 200 Su6 bod
lit. Nuf cine Gntfernnns BON etma
pier5is Wteilen mirb Die 8abn nidt roe,
niger ais adt Tunnels nit elmer Sc
iammtldn9e BON etma n%eunetnbalb
Wfeilen au onr6fabren Baben. Da eS
nnm09li6 mar, Dampfmaldinen urb
Seuerunssmaterial auF cine 10 GENIAL,
tise 9o9e gu i6affen, 70 bei6loB man.
bas Waller bes Gbales als &raft 5u be-
niiseu. 8te es beiBt, bemdbren lid
ote sroBen Eurbinen auBerorosntli9
out.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18

Tresler & @abmae, Gisentbinaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18

Cine &iefenfarm, bic 300
Meilen lang unb 200 Mteilen brett lit.
befinbet ii9 i'm Staate WalbiaSton.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18

Bon elm enoed3eb
Yaaren, welde Baitor 8ud in Sal
Riper traute, 1T ni6t Elm ein5ises wies
Der 9elhieoen morben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-09-18

8effere 9drin9e, ais Die tm
atlanttI6en Ocean oorfommeuoen, fol-
len bic I'M Yu9ct Suno 9efansenen lein.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-19
tFrom the oakland Democrat. /,

Mr. Edward Wilson, of Valley
Point, Preston county, w. Va,
was in town on Tuesday.
s. I. Jones, cashicr of the Gar
rett County Bank, his place, is
spending few days at Terra Alta,
w. Va, his old home.
Arthur Fraley, the worthy and
efficient cashier of the Garrett coun-
ty Bank, returned Monday from a
week vacation among relatives and
friends in Terra Alta, w. Va. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Col. W. L. Washington, late Of
Washington Manor, near Terra
Alta, but now Of California, reg
istered at the Glades Hotel last week.
Also J. w. Thomas and James d.
BIackiston, of Cumberland, and u.
H. Harr, minO inspector Of West
Virginia.
James Reynolds killed a large
wild cat near the Reynolds school
house about week ago that meas
ured 3 feet from tip Of nose to end
of tail. While out cunning he
found his young spaniel, Prince,
coming towards him in full run pur-
sued by this animal. At his com.
mand the dog rallied and tho cat
with one immense bound grappled
with It. Young Reynolds then
at The distance Of q yard or two
poured load OF shot into the fierce
animals side, but it would not re
lax its hold, and would have suc-
cecded in killing the dog had pot
the young man dubbed his gun and
fractured It's skull. The poor span.
iel was badlY lacersted, bat will re.
cover.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-19

for the wedding and the prospective
groom came To town for his license.
In the meantime the girls choice
found out what was going on, and
stole her out and eloped with her,
like Lochinvar OF old. aud the cou-
pie were ovor in Pennsylvania and
married when the other fellow got
back with hs license.
Ii is amusing sometimes to sec n
Young follow when he comes in af-
ter the necessary writ. The Clerk
can nearly always tell, in spite OF
the apparent efforts of the would be
Benedict TO appear unconcorned.
He will generally wait till no one
else is in tho Office before making
hls errand known. One fellow
camo earlyln the morning and staid
all day before he could muster mp
courage to ask for it. The richest
scene OF all, though, was the case
(and n bad case it was. too,) of a
verdant couple from way back, with
hayseed in their hair, who came in
from Pumpkin DELL" hand in
hand, and after being directed to
the Clerks office came in, aud after
waiting awhile, he took the Dep ,ty
Clerk (Walls) to ono side and told
him what he wanted in n whisper.
Mr.. Walls then got out the Mar
riagc Book and proceeded to inter
rogate him in in order TO fill out
tho blanks. He did not know his
age, but gave the date of his birth,
and said ho had never counted it up.
After getting his writ, he called mp
tho blush,ng bride to his side and
requested the Deputy Clerk to go
ahead with the ceremony and marry
them, and seemed surprise when
Mr.. Walls declined and explained to
them that he had no further author
ity in the premises.
One young man got his license
and started homo where his expect
ed bride and the bridal feas: was
awaiting him, and fell from the
cars. near Rowlesbusg, aud was
killed.
Many moro interesting items
could be chronicled, but this article
;s already long enough.
GContinued next week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-19
TOUGH.
Living Issues.

LOVING issues.
Twenty thousand men were
thrown out Of work in youngstown,
Ohio, few days ago. Twenty.
eight thousand in Pittsburg, thirty
two thousand in Cincinnati, fifty.
FIVE thousand in St Louis. Two
hundred thousand idle men in this
city who can not get work. says he
Chicago daily. and the New York
borId Of last Sunday states that
there are one hundred thousand idle
men in the metropolis, men who
are not ordinarily idle. Here are
435, 900 idle men in six cities.
These men have been recently
thrown out Of employment. They.
with their families represent pop.
ulation Of 100000, most Of them
suffering for the necessarIes Of life,
many Of them destitute and starv.
ing TO death for the want Of bread.
and this IN = land richer in the food
products than any country on earth;
ric'ier IN gold and silver; richer in
soil. in climate, in water, in for.
eats, in praigies, in possibilities
than any land beneath the heavens
The suffering Of the poor people
grows greater every year, while The
army Of these sufferers swell in
number every day. The tendency
Of the statutory laws is to incre, &c
the iiches Of the rich by taking
from the poor what little they have.
Will the working people Of the
country longer curry these unjust
burdens,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-03-19
TOrICs FROM THE CAPITAL.
A Newsy Letter From Oar Washing.
ton Correspondent.
wAsHINoroN, March. 1s. 'ol

WASHINGTON, March, 16, '9l.
Mr. HARRISON was fortunate in
bring out OF town tins week. He
escaped the first exuberance of the
Blaine howlers, who have gone com.
pletoly wild, because the alleged
reciprocity treaty has been formally
accepted by the Brazilian govern
msnt, instead OF being rejected as
has been rumored, and beclu C the
British government has agreed TO
submit the Bering Sea dispute to
arbitration, reserving the right to
insist upon the payment of damages
by this government for what it calls
the illegal seizure of vessels saili "
under the British fig. Before
GROWING Mr.. Blaine king Of the
world Of diplomacy the Bliinacs
should procure a copy Of the dis
patch Of Lord Salisbury, sent to
the British Minister here last sum-
mer, which was part Of the cor
r5spondeBce submitted to Congress
at the last session. They will find
that the proposition then made by
Great Britain TO arbitrate was, with
tho exception that it included the
Canadian fisheries dispute, sub
stantially the same as that now ac-
cepted by Lord Salisbury. II there
has been any diplomatic victory
won IN these negotiations, Mr.
Blaine was not it's winner.
notwithstanding the statement
hat Mr.. Harrison had concluded
not TO make the appointments Of
the nine United States Judges un-
I'll Congress met agan, the Repub-
Iican applicants for these lifetime
positions arc patiently waiting sor
him to return to the White House
in order to renew the seige. His
ostensible reason for going to Mary.
laod was 10 shoot Wild ducks, but
think that his real reason WAS to
escape the importunities Of tho
"lame dacks" Of his party. 1t j.
thought here that he will max,
these appointments before going u
the Pacific Coast in search Of voter
in the next Republican Natioua
| Convention, and the vote hunting
jaunt IS TO begiu, very appropriate
/ y, in the neighborhood Of the Ere
Of April. Attorney General Mile
is said to be studying the law unde
which these Judges are to be ap