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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
eas DE The DAY

TemmRpy men ere betting that Flower
sill pet the nomination for Governor OF
Nov YJfk.
The PRECEDENT has ehau: completed prep
aratirrs fer his .our through New York and
New England.
The Reading company has restricted the
cosl output The price of anthracite Goa
will be advanced fifteen cents peg ton Sep
TENDER Let.
The Maryland Farmers' Alliance adjourn.
"a sesterdiy after electing officers and
adopting q resolution declaring that the al
lance was not opposed TO Senator German
". Cooley, CT North Carolina, IN 8
NV York intsrview yesterday expresses
the opinion thet the good crops this yesr
will eliminate the farmers alliarcs from pol
tins.
John Fl. Moorehesd, an Anne Arundel
county, Md, farmer, he's Lost h,5 mind on
account of the Cyclone, BY Wnion he lost hi'
s!star. He wsa sent TO the insane asylum
at Frederick.
The international Congresses of Geograph-
e,s In session 10 Bsene, Switzerland, baVs
decided that the honor OF the true discovery
of .he true source OF the Mississippi river be-
lorgs to Schooicrsft, Lieutenant Allen and
jean Nioole'.
The Pope hes ssat reply to the petition
signed by many srchbshops ard bishops,
ssking for The cguoD!z ,tiou of Co;umbus,
highly approved OF she design of estsbish-
Ing ocui oil to see to The carrying out OF thi
Intention.
The Mississippi campaign for tbs Uaited
States Senators shows George and Walthail
within twelve Votes o! eisoiiou, the MEM
bers eff the Legislature go ia- nominated
standing &C for George aud Welthal aud %
for BarksdaIe and Lewis.
The Pan Republic Congress committee
call upon ministers and teachers to take as
their text on the anniversarg Of Discovery
Dsy, Sunday October lib. the words from
Leviticus, cast 10 the old independer Co bell:
proclaim Liberty throughout All the Land
Unto All the Inhabitants Thereof"
Fifteen million Of the $51 900 600 f,ur ard
a-half per cen have not bsen offered for cen
tipuancs at per cent. and 1t is believed
will not be, as .b's amount Is In the hends
of individuals Eighteen million five hun
dred thousand, held by the banks, have
been continued. The banks promised, as
su inducenent for Secretary Foster to con-
tinue the bonde, to get the Individual hold
ipgs, but have not done 80.
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Death of Mrs. Polk

NASHVILLE. Aug. H.-Slrrouuded by
few loving friends AID relatives, Mrs jan
K. Polk, relics OF thu tenth president Of BE
United States died this morning, peacefully
and quietly 10 the full possession OF Ger
mental faculties. Mrs. Polk had besa ia
perfect health until last Wednesday eVeuia2
when on returning from short dlve gss
taken suddenly Ill from which she neye,
rallied. Fad she lived uo:iI the 4th cl Sep.
TENDER next. she would have beer IS yeas
old, The cause OF her death vas s!mpy ex.
baustlon resulting from old ago. TIE bes
throughout the city are m0urniuiy tolIing
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ter introduced himself as John A. Morris q,
the Louisiana Lottery Company. He said
the company had been antagonz,d greatly
OF late 10 that State. and that he wished to
consult him 10 regard to ii. Mr.. Ffa,eer
would give no advlos sad walked scross
the room to 8 window. while Morris open.
ed patche'. As Mr.. Ffayser turoe ed arouod
be was startled to fad two revolVers. ono
In each OF "Morriss" hands, staring him !,
the face. II am desperate man, 2, "A
Morris, my family are In destitute crcom
stances and most have money. You nm,
indorse check for IS COO" Fraysor tr,ed
to argue with the AN but 6aslly sereed =,
lndorse check for $500. The chsck ~,
sent to tho bank, Mr.. Ffayser being kent.
prisoner In the room. Alter tia bow toa
gone Morris walked ovss to whers NJ,
Frazer was standing, and oIappIng rankin
over hls face shrew him on the bad and
that is the last OF his adventure he can ra
call. The proprietor OF the hotel yss no,,
| fed about six O'Clock that there var som.
thing wrong In Morris's room. as cries cor,d
be heard issuing from that room. Tao,
broke open the door and Frsyser was founn
unconscious, and the odor of chloroform
was overpowe.ing. His watch and $50 wa
gone and "Morris" wss gone. The check lac
on the table unpaid. The bsl: boz he'd taken
1t to the bank tw!cs al Morris's request
l.
as the check was not properly signed.
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IRON WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Gazette


Especial Correspondence Of the alexandria Gazette
WAsHNGroN. D. O.. Aug. IA 1891
From Virginia republicans here to-day 1t
is learned that, though not definitely formu-
lated snd adopted at the recent meeting of
Gen. Mahons's central republican commit
lee of their Stste, it WAS practically resolved
there that in counties in which the election
for members OF the legislature may De close
between g democrat aud Farmers Alliance
mao. the republicans will support the latter.
Among shs arrivals here TO-DAY is thst of
Senator Colquitt of Georgia. People who
havs talked with him say he is not ss un-
concerned about the possible political action
of the Farmers Alliance as Senstor Carlisle
seems to be, and that he suspects something
when hs hears an Alliance man express his
intention of voting with the democratic par
.y. If that party shall support Alliance meas
ures. Tne Ssrs.or. they say, doesn't see
l>nw southern nen can divide, with the
Force bill hanging over them, but says there
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a Pioneer Palace Car

Our wagons, or the Reed wagons," az
they we're called, were all made to order and
can say without fear OF contradiction that
nothing like our family wagon ever started
across the plsluo. 1t was what might be
called two sorry wegon or Pioneer palace
cor" attached 10 regular Immigrant train.
Tho entrance Rss On the SIDE, IKE that oil
an oId-fashioned atage coach, and che STEP
ped Into small room, as IL Here, In the csD-
trs of the wagon. At :he right and left
we're svrIug STATS With comfortable high
backs, whare one could cit and ride with ns
much ease ss On the seats OF q Concord
coach. In this little Tocm was placed tiny
shset-iron stove, whose pipe, running
through the top Of the wagon, was prevent
cd by q circle of tin from setting fire 30 the
canvas cover. A board about foot vide
extended over the wheels on either side the
full length OF the wagon, thus forming the
foundation for largo and roomy second
story 10 which were placed our beds. Un'
der the seats we're compartments 10
which were stored many articles use
fnl for the Journey, such Rs we'll filed
work basket and a full assortment OF
medicine, with lint and bandages for
dressing Wounds Our clothing was p.cked-not
in Saratoga trunks-but In strong canvas bsgs
plainly marked. Some Of mammals young friends
added looking gaas, hung directly opposite the
door, in order, rs they said, that my motner
might not forget TO keep her good locks. and,
strange to say, when we had to leave this wagon,
standing like monument on the Salt Like des-
ert, the glars was still unbroken. l have often
thought how pleased the Indiana must have been
when they found this mirror which gave them
back the picture of thoir own dusky faces July
Century
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

THE NEW YORK Tribune, adversely crlti-
cising ths new State constitution just adopt
ed by the people Of Kentucky, Gays: "But
1t vastly improves Oh its sntiquated prede-
cessor, notsbly, that slavery is forever abol-
ished." And yet on Wednesday last Mr..
Mckinley, whom the Tribune ls supporting
for Governor Of Ohio, said, Lincoln could
not saVs the nation With slavery, as he IN
tended" And Mr.. Greeley, the founder of
the Tribune, was willing that the seeded
States should go, and take slavery along
With them
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lax a NDRIA.
FRIDAY EYEN1He, AUGUST IA.

TIE RICHMOND Dispatch now says 'ne
re- ,pls of Virginia are firmly fixed 10 .nsll
nnrnoze to afford to the States creditors
onIv choice between Reputation ana
bIll eonivalsnt to the Riddleberger DILL
We say nothing aS TO the
moral ousssiors involved" Well, as the
Inference between reputation and the BIG
dleberger bill is simply that between CO.."
ulete ard partial robbery, the Dispatch OF
course, can say nothing of the morality Of
the act It approves, because the most als'
linguished preacher In Its own city, on Tue
same gu. jsot, ssys what Is morally wsopg
cannot bs politically right" But, what is
pessipg strange, le the fact that for years Inc
Dispqtch wisely recommended the settle
ment of the debt on terms acceptable 70 'ne
creditors. That the Dispatch shouid no"
saVise the adoption OF the stand and denver
yster in preference to that OF the BLDG es
sxpouuded By Rev. DR.. Hoge is, more tnan
singular, for truth is always the sane, ana
,slloe should be done though the heavens
TALL.
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Arrested.

YORK, Pa, Aug. 14.-John HiIimsO, Of
Baltimore, who Is wanted for the murder Of
Alexander R lberts. Of Canton. Nd, was ar.
rested here last evening. Hliiman, in IN
afftay with Roberts on the b Of Juy
struck the latter With largo stencil, from
the effects OF which he died Angus; s Hill.
liman escaped on freight train to Whining
ton, DEL, and recently came to tbia city,
where he obtained work. He was located
10 this city by Detectives Hofttetier end
LOWS, OF Baltimore, who came hare last
evening and after the arrest was made 10 Z
the prisoner to Towsontown. Nd, to sgei!
the action of he courts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

De PLATFORM Here is story that belongs
in this column only because woman tod it: i
had been travelling in the south recently she
ssys, and was detained bril- fly at email rsFa!
Station in A'abirs. Two darkics w re taking II
my vicinity, and one of them said 10 the other
What ia all dis piatfo'm talk dat heth 90
much About in dis eiocsion business Does 70
know. Jange,'
Yes says Jawgs. i knows all III ut il re
Plato IN in de election business Tx ti' heaa
plato m ob de kysrs. When dey com, y walk on
the plstfo'm an STAINS there, hut do e. dnciof
comes along ard says "Git right off Oh heah 80
blanked niEgsh. What yo' stsndin mean f.
" see de rlatfo'm ia what mtD gi.s IN on IL
Whist ne stands on aftah h 3 in
y consider this delicious aluciie ion Of z
pOliti a. platforms
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

Aside from the Inconvenience of moving
about with bis leg held stiff by bandsges
Emperor William Ia enjoying excellent
health.
Enormous damage hae been done by fore. t
fires In Cumberland county. Ms. Lumber
Ing camps. barns, and everything In tbs
path of the fsmss were swept away.
Negro miners will take the places of the
strikers at the Gallup, N. NJ. mines, and
when they arrive conflict Is expected b."
tween the whites and negroes
a threshing machine enigma on the farm
CT N. D. Hammond near Hiswatha Ky ak
ploded yesterday, killing the engineer Ohas
Mccartney, and badly lnjuriog W. W. LOOT
boro and two others.
The President to-day announced the fol-
lowing appointments Henry O. Niles TO
be judge of the northern and southern die
triot Of Mississippi, vice Hill removed; Chse.
". EEdmen, of Louisville. KY, to be consul
at Colon.
Frederick Guther, eyed 6S years, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself With rope
In his woodhopsa In Albany, N. Y. His
body wss discovered late last night. BE
leaves wl'e and child. Dependency lie
supposed to have besn tina cauae OF bis self
killing.
Slmpla bat impressive funeral services
over tho remains OF the lete James Rassell
Lowell wore reld In Al eton Chapel, Cam
bridge, Mass, at noon to-day. The chapel
Ras crowded to ovs' H,wing. Bishop Phil
lipa Brooks md Rev. William Lawrence,
dean Of the Episcopal theological school, Of
Osubfidgp, offioiated. Tbs inte-msnt took
place st Woo6Iawn Cemetery.
The funeral of Mr.. Geo. Jones OF the Now York
Times TOOK place to-day from All Souls Church in
that city. Rev. Dr. r Heber Newton oficiated.
The floral decorations were exceedingly beautiful
but simple. Among the pall.bearers wore: Geo.
w. Childs and Robert Bonner.
Attorney General Honsol of Pennsylvania, has
| notified TIE seven Philadelphia newspapers which
have published tho mercantile appraisers li3ts for
tuo year,, that they must refund the rebate of 40
per Gems paid an alleged agent of the State for
| securing the adveriaoments
The Pacific Athletic Club of Ssn Francisco, Cal ,
| has offered purse of S1250o for finish fight
between Bob Fitzimmoas, of Australia, AMI Ted
! Pritchsrd, the English middle weight champion.
TIE bankers OF Indiana have announced their
dissemination to fight tho proposed effort OF tho
S :ato board o: tsx commissioners to compel them
to expose the accounts Of their depositors.
In January last Thom's Carruthors wss mar
dered at Bat Portage. Ontario. Yesterday his
widow was arrested In Toronto charged with hav-
ing murdered hor husband
Tie Wheat crop of France will not exceed 85-
C00.Oc0 hec.olitres To N cot the normal demand
of the country 1t will be necessary to import 80,
500, 600 bushels of Wheat.
Reports from she Ohickssaw Nation say the
Byrd party were victorious in Mondays election.
Tho result mesns that the lntruder must 90.
HOAX received the republican nomination for
congress In the Nashville, Tenn, district by q
big majority.
Hsnlan and C'Connor have promised to row at
Westminster, B c.. September 23d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
Explosion.

OATLETrsBUaG. KY, Aug. IA IA expio.
sion that shook every building In town TOOK
place at 8 O'Clock this morning. Soon after
1t was learnsd that the large powder mil at
Central City, IL miles from here, was blowo
up by an accidental discharge OF powder.
A large number Of lives are reported Ice.
and many buildings we're destroyed. Central
City Ia town OF aoCu, 600 Inhabitants end
is on the N ,wport News and Mississippi
& abroad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
The Baker Trial

The argument in the case OF Dr. John A. ?.
Baker, charged with poisoning his wife in order
that he might be free to marry Mrs. MarksFe!
Gilmer, wife Of Mr.. Wyndbam Gilmer, promi-
nent citizen, was concluded at Abingdon yealer'
dsy. and the case WAS given to the jury. Ate
an hours absence the jury returned and asked IN.
structons as to whether conviction could be h,d
upon the evidence of Mre. Gilrner, who is ndic''
ed ss an accomplice OF DR.. Rsker in tho mnrder
Of his wjfc. The court Sub tantialIy instructed
the jury that q conviction could b. had OF Ms
Gilmer's testimony if the jury believed her, The
jury retired, and account of the illness Of one
OF the juro the court sdjoprned until to.dsy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

In Dsnver, C,l.. yes'ertiay n ring, ~
gene B. Bonnick and his youag VIE We'
found dead IN bad st t1eir reaideoce. i3e.
bad taken morphine In large qnsntl ~
The following nate was found:
'.PIease bury us side by side. Den repA
rate us GRACE A d dBSh =,
Mr.. Bonnick was member Of Lhe Ii u u
B,ru CT & Co ,tinne.s. 1872 ATapaGoe I fee',
snd wss consider ed young man Of more 10
than ordinary business qualifications l - -
said that family troubles were the cause "
the double suicide,
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Suicide

CHICAGO. Aug. IA James Wallace, a.
one tins we'll known railroad man, con-
mitted III eide last evening at hls homo Il
this city. He went to h's room, whore I'VE
hours later his body was !ousd hanging bg
strap from portiere pole. He left al ia-
coherent letter to his wife In which he re.
fsrrsd to "h's troubles" but did not state
what they were
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
VIRaIgIA NEWS

Gen. Mahone's poicv of making no lesis
Iature nominations In Virginia this fall Is In
tended to leave the republicans free to SUI
port the candidates In the Farmer'sA lance
It is said by these clairoing 30 know thst
the ccuncll of foraipn b3ndhotders of Lon
Goo dc not favor he bcndaolders Of Virginia
sccensing the r ddlehereer settlement With.
cut eliminating tbs S. 600 COO In coupons.
The neg Catholic Church, St. Francis de
Sales, near Warsaw, Richmond county, will
be dedicated by Bishop Ksane on Tuesday,
September LET. This CHURCH was erected
mainly through The eff lrie OF Mr. F. E. Tub
man, OF Mt. Holly. that coUn,..
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Bat while you have it use your health,
VINE DRANK THAT Cosr $500 Chief

VINE DRANK THAT Cosr $500 Chief
Detective Hoz,n, of Onaba. has rscsiosd e
telegram fr0ya Denver to look out Gr Marie
Rshee. Ga Friday she weos TO Danver
jswa'ry store. asking that lot OF brt astpios
and 'ioga be seDt her for se.ee'ion. An em-
pioye took two trays of diamonds valued at
$500 Che insi'ed him into The front ar
lcr. Ha drank wine with her. Tea wine
gas aruag,d When be recovered his senses
the woman had disappeared with The dia-
m9nds.
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EVEN Me. McK1N1EY acknowledges that

EVEN Me. MCKINLEY acknowledges that
the federal army during the war between
the States numbered 2,SSO000 men, and the
nayy $1,000. Nobody, friend nor foe. has
yet been able to count as many as 100000
men in the Confederate army. And yet the
North brags Of the gellsntry and endurance
Of its srmy, the foreigners and negroes In
which numbered CTS 900 men, aud taxes the
survivors and the children OF the men In the
Confederate army In order to pension those
with whom they go long contended against
such heavy odds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
Chloroformed and Robbed.

MEMPHIS. Aug, AR. Dudley Frayssr,
one of the most prominent aad wealthy cit.
iz,ns of Memphis, was yesterday ohloro.
formed and robbed at the Gayoso Hotel by
q man giving his name as John Morris.
F.syser received note from Morris, re-
queating him to call on business OF import.
ance. Upon entering Morris's room the lat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

Count and Countess Mitkiewicz left Wash
ington the following day. and are now
spending the heated term at Virginia
mountain rcsort.
Miss Mosby Is true to her lover. She re-
fuses to believe the stories about him, and
insists that he Is in every respect en- honor
able and upright man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
A Totterlng Institution

CINCINNATI. Aug. 14-The affairs OF I5e
Camp Washington Building Association, ID
this city, are ssid to be Ia bad condition
and that the ez-Bscretarg CT the association,
Mr.. Jacob Franzesd, has misapproprIated
about SIS 900 of Its funds. He says II be 10
arrested he will give away several other
people who are In she same box With hlm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

The PHILADELPHIA Record, urn snu
consistent advocate Of ex-President OieVe-
lnnd'a reaomlna.ioD. In speaking OF senator
Carlisle's recent common sense interview OF
ina. subieot, seys: THAT as practical poll
;can the Senator comedies that Mr.. Oieve-
land must go into the convention WIN h's
cwn State behind him; and, lacking Inc
vote OF New York, that he would not Dc
nominated. This position of Mr.. Carlisle is
probaolg correct. L; is justified by the crdi-
nary party u4sge and the past history oil the
lroosotines Of democratic national conVsn-
ZONE" Why. Of course, it is. The demo
,ra,s o: New YORK are huinsu, aud being so'
TOW could they be expected 20 support, with
ne enthusiasm requisite to carry THAR : aFe
a mnn sgsiost whose nomination they hsd
protested? Tns national democratic party
cannot afford even to rick, let slone throF
away. thirty-six votes 10 the next Presi-
denial eiec.arAl college, and would deserve
defeat were 1t foolish enough TO do 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
Exaggerated Rennr S

YUMA, Ar!z, Aug. 14.-The aooruDia Of
the earthquake at Lsrdo. Mexico, have
been greatly exaggerated. No hotsya we're
destroyed. there was no tidal wave end tho
shock was hardly felt. The statement that
the bills disappeared Ia explained by the
fact that portion OF sand buff 100 fee!
high fell Into the river.
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aSlg;5szsG
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Ir Baker Convicted.

RICHMOND, Va Aug. IA The jury this
morning In the CAGE OF DR.. Baker on trial at
Abingdon, Vs., charged with the killing OF
bis wife by poisoning, brought In q verdict
OF guilty OF murder In the first degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14
The Thirteen Club

Those boid, daring men, who have band
ed themselves together Into The Thirteen
Club for the express purpose OF dsfying sill
superstition. held tbs Clubs ninsty-seventh
dinner and GUNNER festival at the Brighton
Beach .Eote!, Coney Island, N. T., last even
Ing. Tney fat thictesn at each table TO the
number of III, and every man Of them was
daring enough to look at the moon over his
left shoulder al he pssssd Toto the dining
room from the hotel piazza, d16iptly walk
Ing uDde. ladder as he passed the portals.
Then they sat down to feast where there was
literally doaths head, for ginning skull and
crossbones wore at evory pate surmounted by
the ominous motto for scene OF festivty, Mort
turf te salutdmus" An owl supporting DEATH
heal aud ladder ornamsntod the menu card
The wioe list was printed on a miniature black
coifin lid with the motto, 'Jdc ct hic," and the
sentiment:-
Bat while ynu have it use your health,
here Il no drinking sitter death
another cheerful and Characteristic souvenir
WAS Wondering grsyestons with q rollicking
poster OF good things to drink engraved upon it
mingled with mortuary inscriptions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

AIrc Aunie P Brown, wife of w h. Brown and
daughter of the late Col. John pcpham, died in
Culpeper on Saturday, aged 40 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

AND NOW the unsettled Virginia debt has
hsgup to plsgue the people of West Virginia.
As frat stated il yesterdays GAZETTE, the
Treasury Department has determined to
retain West virglnias share OF the direct
land tex refand, as an offset to that States
share OF the old Virginia debt due the feder-
al government. The best possible thing to
do With debt is to pay 1t as long SO 1t is
uupaid it Is provocative of trouble. The
Treasury'e action In the West Virginia case,
however, Will hardly effect Virginia. az the
direct land tax IN this State was exacted by
the federal government o. individuals, where
as In West Virginis it was paid by the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-14

Mr.. NEIDRINGHAUs, the proprietor OF the
proposed tinptets mauuIactory In st. Louis,
vas republican member OF the Iaet Con-
e,ess, and is still an ultra republican, and. of
course, pronounced prosectionlst. Add
yet hlr. Neidringhsue Is 80 bent upon i'm
porting foreign contract labor for bis pro.
posed tin works that he boldly declares his
intention of doing 30 10 defiance of the latest
railing Of the Treasury Department on that
sabiact. The assigned reason for doubling
the duiy on tiaplate was that thereby the
American manufacturers CT that article
would oe enabled 10 pay their employees To-
creased wages. and though Mr. Nsidrlng-
hsus advocated the Increased duty on the
ground referred to, he now wants to men
his works with imported "pauper labor"