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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30
THE CHILIAN COMPLICArION
Said TO Have Reached Position Where
They Can Ie Peacefully Settled.

WAsHN oN, D. c., Sept, 29.-It is now
understood that the Chilian complication has
simmered down TO q position where it can be
treated through diplomatic channels. Yes
terday the situation was critical. but further
details OF the matter cabled 10 the State De-
partment by Minister III gan, has eased the
minds OF the President and those who atten-
ded the huTriedly-called conference yes
terday, and a peaceful adjustment of
the difficulty is looked for. But
the Government does not intend to take
any chances being unprepared Tor trouble
and dispatch has been sent 10 the cOmman-
der of the United States steamship San Fran
cisco which arrived at Pavta Yesterday on
her way north to San Francisco via Acapulco.
10 either remain at Payta or 60 back to Val
paralsO. When the Navy Department was
closed this afternoon no answer TO the dis
patch had been received, and the Depart
ment officials are doubtful of its having been
delivered before the vessel proceeded ON her
Journey nOrthward.
The Government. it is understood. con-
slder the arrest by the Chilian authorities of
the two servants Of Minister Egan's official
household serious aifront that must be
dealt with firmly. IL Is at a loss however, TO
ind any definite precedents on which TO base
us protest, although 10 IL firmly convinced
That such matter IS serious enough to de-
nahu more than vigorous protest.
MINISTER KAGS TO BLAME.
Secretary Julio Foster Of the Chilian Lega-
ton. said he did not believe there was any
trouble between the United States and Chill.
Mr. Foster was particularly severe in his
stnctures on Minister Egan. He said he be-
heyed Mr Egan had exaggerated the whole
matter 50 As 20 get the Administration
10 take up hls cause aud relieve him from the
embarrassment consequent upon the attitude
he had assumed as a friend of Balmaceda.
The people of Chill he said knew MIR. Egan.
and bad no confidence in him nor respect
Tor HIM. They felt that he was lar gely
responsible for the war because as a
Trend OF Balmaceda's he had en-
couraged him TO acts Of hostility and as
sured him cf the sympathy of the
nited States. You may depend upon it that
Chili Will respect law and order and not do
anything which IS not warranted by the cir
cumstances, but she will not be bluhed by
any peremptory demand made 10y the United
o'atos upon niniSrepresentatlons by Mr.. Egan.
CAPITAL NOTES.
., Captain Edgar c. Merriam. United States
Navy. Was to-day placed on the retired list.
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Citv Ambulance.

The ambulance was called at O'Clock -.
terday afternoon to No. S27 Nicholson stseee
to attend white boy who had broken hi9
leg BY falling from coal cart. He Vas treated
and left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30

played anything like good ball. In the sixth
inning Corkhill's jaw was broken by q swiftly
pitched ball. Score:
=. B.H z.
Pittsbures... 0 00420 s
Cincinnatis. .....1 2 0 0 20 II 8
Batteries: Baldwin and Miller; Crane and
Harrington. Umpire, Hearst.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30

Cal Mccarthy. one Of the New Orleans
prize fighters. was placed on trial yesterday
and acquitted. The case Of Warren will be
polle prosecuted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30
GAMES TO-DAY,

League:
At Boston-New Yorks va. Bostons.
At Brooklyn-Philadelph VS. Brooklyns
At Cleveland-C Chicagos vs.. Clevelands.
At Pittsburg- ys. Pittsburgs.
association:
At Baltimore-Athletics vs. Baltimores.
At Observation-Disclosures vs. Bostons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30
LOORS LIKE BOSTON NOW.
From the Present Indications the Colts will
BE Beaten by the Lads from BeanviIIe.
BOgTOE Mass Cent 90

Y WINNING BOTH
games from New
York to-day { h Q
local team crept up
TO with IN two
points of their only
rivals the Chica.os.
Tonight the p err
centages stand, Bos-
ton .62i. Chicago
.626. Should Chi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-30
ASSOCIATION GAMES

ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Milwaukee (game called on account Of
darkness:
r. b. II. Z.
Milwaukees. 20 0 0 "a 8 7
Lousvilles .....-2 0 0 20-10 Q 4
Batteries: Main. Hughes and Vaughan,
Fitzgerald and Cahill. Umpire, Mclaughlin.
At Philadelphia
Athletic-Baltimore game was prevented by
rain
At Washington
Washington Boston game was prevented
by rain.
st. Louis and Columbus teams did not play
to-day.
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Results of the Turf.
GRAvEsEND. N. Y.

Following are the results of the races yes
terdaY:
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LEAGUE. RECORD
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LESSON SURROUNDINGS.

Iyr.RvEN1No EvENTs.-The kings Of
Judah during the interval we're: Reho-
loan, Abiiam, Asa, and Jehoshaphat.
The Kings OF Israel were: Jeroboam;
his son Nadab; Baasha 10 usurper who
destroyed the family Of Jeroboam);
Elah his son; Zimri (who assassinated
Elah and reigned only seven days.;
Omri, the general OF the army (who
oveycame q rival named Tibni); and
Ahab, his son. The lesson belongs to
The time of Jehoshaphat and Ahab.
9eroboam received several prophetic
warnings about his idolatry, and the
| destruction of his race was predicted.
| War with Judah continued during the
entire reign OF Jeroboam. Asa, the
contemporary of six kings Of Israel, in
duced Benhadad, king of Syria, to at
tack the northern kingdom, but was re-
bnked for this by q seer u Chron. IL {:
7-i9). Alab married Jezebel, o heather
princess, and introduced the worship OF
Baal, He is described Il Kings 10 {:
B3I as doing more to provoke Jehovah
to anger than ali the preceding kings.
Incidentally, mention il made of the
judgments upon Hiel, who rebuilt Jer-
icl0 in the days OF Ahab Il Kings
l6 :34).
P1AcEs.-The margin of the Revised
Version names "Tlshbeh,"' probably
tho home Of Elijah; but it cannot be
identified. It is uncertain whether the
prophet bpoke to Ahab in Samaris. the
new caplal Of Israel Il Kings l6 :24)
or in Jeaheel, which was farther north.
The brock Cherith (tgorge"l was some
stream ifwing into the Jordan, suita-
bic torsA ling. Robinson favors Wady
Kelt, ri, Jericho. This would be q
good hin ag.placs, but was very remote
from It'll and of Sidon. to which Elijah
journeH next. Zarephath Greek,
Sarepttf low, Surafend) was in Sidonia,
on thef at, about seven miles south
ward ii Sidon.
TINE. About sixty.five years after
the revj under Jeroboam. Accord.
ing to the usual chronology, about b.
G, $40, Ahab took the throne about
B. c. el3 or 919, and had certainly
reigned o number Of years when Elijah
appeared. ,
PERsoSs.-Elijah the TIshbite, the
greatest cfths Old Testament prophetsi
Ahnb, thu wicked king; q poor widow
OF Zarerj 9TH.
INopst ~ Elijah appears before
Ahone Ill LiIiots a long drought; the
pr ey M p, \ by the Lord to hide
L. -,ok Cherith; there he
is paun MS; when the brook
w|issaocS IL that a widow there
vii ,,IdEiAAl injecting her atthe ate
of III -" asks for water; as she
goes to gls it, he asks for bread also;
her answtT reveals her great poverty
the pro ID bids her prepare a meal
for ind "Nfising that the Lord, the
God of r. will keep her supplied
as lond usel drought lasts; this prom.
Use is knd i and Elijah is fed BY
the he'd Jidow, whose scanty sup
Then e m parallel in 2 Chronicles
to the lfnt of Ehiah's ministry.
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Italy is experimenting with rens cleo
Irically controlled for the determination
pf the sped attainted by a vessel be-
Tween A ating objects thrown from the
Geek OF the vessels herself.
In Sydney, Australia, an ass slant
of the geological commission has dis
covered how to photograph objects at
a great distance. He has gotten an
impression OF landscapes at q distance
of sixteen miles, and made q clear pic
ture.
An invcutor Is trying to prevent
railway collisions by constructing ar
apparatus that will give warning Of
locomotive engineers when their trains
get too near n to the other.
The amount realized by the ia,
upon the receipts Of the tracks In New
York State in 1890 was 500, 103. 05
which is TO constitute a fund for distri
button in prizes for improving the breet
of horses, cattle and sheep at the fair
OF the State Agricultural Society.
The annual meeting of the Phila
delphia Driving Park Association viii
be held op the second Wednesday in Jan
uary.
-Alfrfd Hennon Morris, eldest so
OF John h, Morris, will succeed T. II
Kock az Secretary Of the New Yor,
Jockey g, b,
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They that seek the Lord shall not want
any good thing (Psa. 81: 10).
He will be our guide ven unto death
PA. 4s: IA.
Your heavenly Father feedeth them
Matt. 6: 2s).
!. "The ravens brought him bread
and tiesh;. and he drank OF the
brook" ~ Constant needs; ~
Continuous supply; ~ Strange
means; AZ Sure supervi ion.
2. "She, and he, and her house, did
eat many days" ~ Many bene-
ficiarles; ~ Many days; 49, Much
prov sion.-1) Mans ever-recur-
ring wants; ~ Gods ever-abound-
ing supply.
8. "The barrel of meal wasted not,
. according to the word of the
Lord" ~ The word of promise;
~ The deed of fulflment.-(
~suficiency assured; (2) suficiency
bestowed.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK..

A collision occurred on the ele.
avenue and One Hundred and Fifty
ffth street, on the 81. Dewitt Kerner,
a brakeman, was 30 badly hurt 1t is
feared he will lose his legs and one
arm.
For several months past smallpox
has been epidemic along the Texan and
Mexican borders, as well as 10 several
towns In Texas. GA the % the Mex
can Government sent a corps of p, ysi.
clans to Ciudad Poririo Da2, opposite
Eagle Pass, to vaccinate the people and
Isolate the sick. Thirty days ago there
were 400 cases In the place, but the
number has been reduced to half that
figure. A strict quarantine Is enforced
on the American side.
Clarence Armont, checkm8n in
the employ of the Chicago and Vest
ern Indiana Railway. 10 Chicago, has
been arrested for completely in the sys-
tematic robbery OF trunks left IN the
baggage room. Over u thousand dol
lars worth of jeweiry and wearing
| apparel was found IN Armont's
| room.
Thomas Geoshegsn, a young tough
in New York, was fatally shot IN the
81 by Policeman Jones. The police.
man claimed self-defence.
during a conflict owe a piece OF
property al Newark, Arkansas, on the
20, G. E. Perdura and a negro named
Cleveland were killed, and Henry Per-
dura and W. T. Magness were proba-
by fatally wounded.
Two brothers named Bell, aged ~
and o years, got lost in a blizzard al
Medicine Lodge, Kansas, on the Dist,
and were frozen to death. Their sister
aged 10 years, who were with them.
s:rvived.
The receiver of an iron blast llled
with molten metal In the factory OI
Bsrnum & Richardson, Chicago. ex-
ploded on ths 81, badly burning threC
men-one OF them, named Franz
Radizski, mortally. The explosion wal
caused by the accidental dropping OIL
snow into the furnace by an emplOye
who was cleaning the roof.
William Weld, q prominent agri
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and sprinkled over the living Goals, and
then the perforated cover was put on, and
when they were all ready for worship, then
the cover was lifted from the censor and from
ali the other censsrs, and the perfumed smoke
arose until it hung amid all the folds and
dropped amid all the affairs, and then rose In
great columns of praise outside or above the
temple, rising clear up toward the throne Of
Sod. So we have two censers to-day Of
christmas ~frankincsnse. Here Is the one
censor OF earthly frankincense.
On that we put our hanks for the mercies
Of the past year, the mercies OF all our past
lives, individual mercies. family mercies, So
cial mercies, national mercies, and our hearts
burning with gratitude send aloft the incense
Of praise toward the throne OF Christ.
Bring on more incense, and higher and high
sr let the columns Of praise ascend.
Let them wreaths all these pillars
aud hover amid all these arches,
aud thsn sosr to the throne. But here is
the other censor OF heavenly thanksgiving
and worship. Let them bring all their
trankinceuse-the cherubim bring theirs,
and the ssraphim theirs, and the one hun
dred and for.y-four thousand theira and
all the eternities theirs, and let them
smoke with perfume on this heavenly csn-
ser until the cloud canopies the throne OF
God. Then l take thess two censsrs-Ghe
censor Of earthly f~rsnkincense and the censor
Of heavenly fraukincense-and ] swing them
before the throne, M then l clash them to-
gether in one great hallelujah unto Him
whom the wise men Of the East brought the
gold and the myrrh and the frankincense.
BLESSED be His glorious name foreveri
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NEWSIN BRIEF.

DIR. SeQuard claims that his elixir
has cured lntermilten fever neuralgia,
rheumatism, insomnia and leprosy.
According to DR.. Alfred Carpenter,
Of ri ,00O children born In England In
1888. $4,000 died before the close Of
the year.
Trees do not suffer from electric
lights, as has BEEN supposed. DR..
Slenens IS sad to have proved that the
electric light really aids vegetation.
The kentucky Constitutional Con.
vention has decided in favor Of per
hitting ministers to become Guberna.
torial candidates.
Professor A. L. Garner of Roanoke,
Va, declares that monkeys have a
language with a fully developed gram.
mar and lie Is studying it.
The Emperor and Empress of Rus
| fla will celebrate In 1881 their silver
wedding at st. Petersburg. There are
to be festivities Un "a scale of extraordl-
nary magniacence.
Observations at the Berlin ~postofice
show that underground wires aye much
less liable than overhead lines 10 dis
turbance on account Of magnetic
storm,
1t is said that the hop wins is the
best substitute for rags in the manu-.
facture Of paper. The vine pulp pos
esses great length. strength, tiexibility,
and d~eI'cacy.
1t las been calculated that 1t would
be possible 10 take frum a section OF the
River Negro laSes. occupying about
niue square leagues, upward OF twomil'
lions OF tors Ct salt,
Superintendent Byrnes, Of theNew
York police force estimates that l00C
mer mysIeriously disap, ear from public
view every year, but upon investigation
being made It 10 found That s95 OF them
have either gotten into trouble with 8
woman or are short in their accounts.
-Thenew Masonic Temple In Clicago
H., will be IN effect a monument Tires
hundred feet high and 1Toxl4o feet al
base summit.
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FIFTY-FiRST CONGRESS.

In the U. s. Senate on the 9th, Mr..
Hale, from the Census Committee, re-
ror;ed without amendment the House
Rsapportionment bill and 1t was placed
on the calendar. The credentials of
Frederick P. Dubois as Senator-slect
from Idaho for the full term begin.
ming March 4th next were reported
and filed. The C edentials Of Messrs.
Shoup and Mcconnell, Senator. elect
from the same state. we're also reported
as satisfactory, and Mr.. Mcconnell was
sworn IL (Mr. Shoup having already
quall6edJ. After an executive session
the conference report On the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad bill was agreed
to. The Force bill was then taken up, and
Mr.. George resumed The floor to con-
tinue his speech against the bill, begun
last Wednesday. He yielded to Mr..
Stewart, who moved to take up the
+, Senate Silver bill. After some
colloquy between Messrs. Hoar, George
and German. the CbGir decided
that The motion WAS not debate
abb, ami, the vote being taken. it was
agreed to- "a to 29-eight Republic
cans voting With the Democrats In the
Affirmative. So the Force bill was set
| aside and the Silver bill taken up.
M. Stewart then moved an amend.
Teut to the, bill, the effect of which. he
said, would be to remonetize silver.
Mr.. Sherman argued against the bill.
After remarks by Messrs. Stewart and
Reagan in reply, Mr.. Teller obtained
the floor. The Senate then adjourn
ed.
In the United States Senate. on this
after the lime OF meeting no o'clockl
hefore q quorum was secured. Mr..
Hoar Introduced a bill to establish a
Department of Public Periodicals.
Tae Financial bill was discussed by
Ness $, Teller. Morrill, and Vest. After
an executive session the Senate ad-
IDurned.
In the United States Senate, on the
7th. the tiaho Senators drew lots for
their terms of service. AID Mr.. Shoup
irew the long term, Mr.. Conuell draw
log the short one. The conference
report on the Urgent Deficiency bill
WAS agreed to. Tie House bill to
provide fer education In Alaska was
considered. The financial bill was
discussed at length. After an e1ecu-
tive session the S,uate adjourned.
HOUSE.
In the House, on the 9th, the con.
ference report on the Urgent De-
dcieDcy bill was agreed to, and goes to
the President. The rules were sus-
pended and a Senate bill was passed,
on motion OF Nj. CAunon, providing
tOr a public building at D&nville, ILL
aols. The Clerk counted a quorum In
order to pass the bill. On subsequent
notions-no quorum voted-or was
counted-and the House adjourned.
In the House. on the Oh, the Mill.
tary Academy Appropriation bill was
rel orted and placed OIL the calendar.
Mr.. DIngley's bill. repeating the law
authorizing the President TO suspend
tonnage duties, was passed. TIE
House went into Committee of the
Whole on the Shipping bill. Pending
discussion the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
In the House, on the 7th, the senate
bill increasing from so to rs re num-
her of army officers who may be detailed
10 millt ~ colleges was passed. The
shipping bin was discussed IN Commit
lee OF the Whole until adjournment.
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A TraGf Mark Instead Of a Name.

"Berthh N. Clay" says the Epoch, /,
not a nat1e, but q trade mark with Z
rather curious origin. Mrs. Brasms was
English, sud her books FIRST can't over
as advances sheets from Conway, her Lon.
don publisher. They were signed "B.
NJ. o." the authors initials written
backward, Who B. n. @. wa was one
Of those things no fellow on this side
could find out. The American publisher
knew that his readers did not like mere
letters. They wanted names-the more
high.lown the better. He wrote B. NJ.
c., Bertha N. Clay, and sent a man to
England to find out out all about her.
By much diplomacy he az last got In
communication with her, and paid liber.
illy for work to which, under u laws,
as had only g courtesy title.
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LESSON BIBLE READING.
FAMrNEs OF BIBLE HISTORY.

FAMINES OF BIBLE HlSIUHf'
In Abraham's days (Gen. 10 :1O).
In Isaac's days Gen. 26 ~,
In Joseph's days (Gen. Al $3.50.
In the days of the judges ruth 1:l).
In David 6 days e Sam q ~.
In Eliiah's days Il Kings II l
IS 81.
In Ellsha's days q Kings A : 49,
6:25).
In Jeremiah's days (Jer. IA y.
During the siege OF Jerusalem q
Kings % :3l.
After the captivity Neh. 5 :1-9).
In the Christian era (Matt. 81 -
Acts II 28).
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DAILY HOME

DAILY HOME HEADINGS
Nj King II :1-16. Gods SER
wants fed.
T.-Gen. 81 1-2l. Hagar's wants
supplied.
W.-Exod. 16 1-21. Israel's wants
supplied.
I'll Kings 10 LIB. Elijah's wants
supplied.
F.-Mark 6 : 30-44, Five thou
SIND fed.
Shark 8 1-9. Four thousand
fed.
S.-John 8 1868. The bread OF
life.
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TOPIC OF THE QUARTER; Staining
and Seru!ng.'
GOLDEN Taxr FOR TBg Quarter,
Goodness Is profitable unto all things.
- ! linn. 4 8.
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LESSON ToPIo: Gods Ccrvants Fed
!, Divine Revelations, VS..
Ia. 70, IA.
r-.o ornvn.J 2. Trustful Obedience, VS..
LESION ooFLiNh'1 S, 1918. Is I. c.
s. Gracious Supply, VS.. 0,
Is l. c., ID.
GOLDEN Text: They that seek The
Lork shall not Want any good thug
Pisa. 81 10.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
TEXT,

SUNDAY, JANUARY Is, I5yI
Gods Care of Elijah,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-03-25

Court OF Lorain county, Ohio, will offtIr for
sale at public auction on Thursday, the I'd
day Of April, A. D. 1891, at 10 O'Clock fore
noon, upon the premises, the following de-
scribed real estate. situate In the county OF
Lorain and State OF Ohio:
Situate in The township of Wellington, coun.
ty OF LOrain and State OF Ohio, and known as
block No. 2 two and lot is ttfteen) situated
in the village of Wellington, being part Of
at sl,4OO. Cannot be sold for less than two
thirds OF the appraisal
Terms of sale u (one-third) cash In hand
Is (0ne-third) In one year, and "a lone e-third) In
two years from day OF sale, with interest. pay.
ises sold. II. b. SERAGE,
Administrator Of the estate of Thomas Ser.
age. deceased.
j. T. HASKELL. Administrator atty.
Wellington, o., Mar. ii, 1891. lt
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The Farmers Alliance.
LIrcHrIaLp, o.. March %, 1S0l,
IDIToR ESrERrRIsE:


IDIToR ESrERrMsE:
/, is with regret that we have to report
Mat Litch6eld has a Farmers Alliance.
Farmers have a right and we believe
should have an organization, the object OF
which should be equality of all classes OF
people in the eyes of the law But how
about the Farmers AllianGeY What have
they done where they are in power!
What are their principles? Perhaps their
greatest hobby is the loaning OF money
upon real estate at 2 per cent. Is that
quality They demand the free coinage
df silver and we dare say that 0 out of 10
ef the farmers In the u, s. do not know
O. understand what that means. We ask
p IL equality to give the rich mine owner
S100 for 70 cents worth of silverY That
n the substance OF free coinage.
They are also in favor of the Govern
nent owning and operating our railroads
pd telegraphs and many other hobbys
altogether unreasonable, but that is not
the worst. We sincerely believe the
Gnure organization to be directly under
She thumbs OF the Democratic party. AS
crlr reasons for 50 believing, we refer you
10 the election of Senators in Kansas,
Georgia. South Carolina, South Dakota
md Illinois. In each and every case
rey voted and worked in the interests of
he Bourbons Before closing this article
ne wish to caution the many able Repub-
Hcans who are joining the above organi-
7htinn.
In all probability the Alliance will run
{ man for President next year, at least
dis is part of the Democratic pro-
Sfam. Now each aud every vote tor an
Alliance man for President is just exactly
H. same rs il cast for the Democratic
candidate. Because Presidential candi-
date in order to be elected by the Elec-
tral College, must have majority over
al. Then II the Democrats eau get part
q rbe States tn vote for the Alliance man
Gy Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota
and few other States which were
fimerly solidly Republican, the election
a President will he thrown into the l.
I House of Representatives, where the
Democrats have nearly 3 members to the
Republicans |. Thus you see every vote
the Democracy can get Tor the Alliance
nan will be just as good as If cast for the
regular Democratic nominee. The Dem
scratic parry is noted for its long living.
4 has many shrewd political managers
Tn,y are after the office, and that only
Their principles are of minor impor.
t,nce. We will own that Ohio's Alliance
organization is not as headstr0ng as in the
nUsl OF States, but when they meet in
aational convention, the majority rule MS
taey did in their national convention NJ
Omaha the other day upon the 2per cent
Fan question and even of Ohio's 1S votes
Jere cast in favor Of that which would
glrely bring this country to
bankruptcy and financial ruin inside of
fYo years. Beware oi the first step In aid
a Democracy. A REPUBLICAN.