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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

srnfxsTTrLp. III. Feb The SD
satin in tn ~~nssrizl sitaa'ion "a
The announcement that tbe ;hr~~
D. II IL 4 Representatives have h~~s
aBoayn0ssly Threatened ~sth p~~rsyEs3
v~spls.os nnIe~. they fDr-s the contest
To = elo~e. Mr.. CDskrsiI sd th@:
sources and thy s$rrs epnVsBcs3 9 "a
AZ z.,erng; Z, bsIAdgSs tAsr4 .at0 hAs'y
abandonment - party ~Fr4s@1Pl~- lie
and his colleagues defy ~ eoDsyira,oT~
and s~~rt that ihsy rz~y threaten -
Kill :brsa bat they can sE foyo- ib~ss
into voting sy=isx. sh~!s -in
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
Wanna

SAN TE,Sd.co. Feb. ss-Dispstchc'
received by the railroad officials from
Yuma say tina; every building IN 'h'
town except the Southern Fsrihe hote.
and the ~penitentiary were destroyed bJ
the food. The ella AMI Coiarst" rvrr-
rose thirty-,hree feet aisTve I"H wsisi
mark. TIE passenger and freight De
pot- were both flooded add water r~s
To a level with tho bri1gr 2cTo>s ,hs
Colorado river.
All the country eastward for ;wcu'f
miles l. rnder w2t~r and the >Ou;b~r
Pacific ;rseks are Washed 20; for fsiiy
that distance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THE board ~ control of the Coney
Island, New York and Brooklyn jockey
clubs and the Monmouth park associa
ton will receive applications for
licences for the season of 1891 at its Of
flee under the rule of racing which re-
guires all trainers and Jockeys To he
licensed 10y this board. This sthc most
important measure for the publication
of the turf that has ever been under
taken i'm America.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

Los ANGELES. Cal, Feb. 2G.-rp IN
noon reports showed that at least siS
prisons lost their lives in the fio~iS-
The family Of Charles watts IL also
missing from near Downey and are sup
posed to have been drowned The
Wells family. consisting Of man. wife
and babe, were drowned at Quart. and
the bodies OF two Mcxicans were found
in the same neighborhood-
Shots were heard q; powney Monday
morning. ared a. Watts ranch house.
and are supposed 10 have tssn a sigma!
of distress The house was soon swept
AWAY and Il is feared th&. the whole
family p~rished IN the current
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
senate -rs.n-maslos.

wAsHrxsros. Fcb 2s-Tbs oouarna'
tions By the s~ns.e include Hssry y
BAR. % New HiaruPair., enroy eHtra-
ordinary AID rninis.sr pieniP"seaifzry
90 China: Trurton BczL. g California,
minister 20 Pers; Martin & KNAPP o:
Of New York. interstate ooz1rrrs
connf.ioner. Emgsd SAs-. In
dian Territory eonsaI a. AszHeSp7'
J. A An6ezrn. a k2zs&A o01Ssl II
Cairo. seIzh Merrill, % MASSACHUSETTS
coaszi ., Jeru<zIeE. " " AV-roa
OF Kansas. eoasal .. Tss Graz sS4J
s Csrp-E.~r. postmaster =; :. AaTs
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

NOTWITHSTANDING the resolution Of
the German socialists hat the first Sun
day in May and not the first day of May
ought to be celebrated as labor holt
day, this year, the workmen Of Austria
have determined to adh"-c 10 he first
day Of May as the date. The majority
of employers in Germany promised last
year la allow the celebration OF May
day by their hands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THE Italian native ~levies, commanded
by Capt. Rinclla, have inflicted two Sc
we're defeats on the Soudanese near
Massowah. Six hundred S~oudancse
raidcd the frontier of Italian territory
in revenge for alleged injuries The
Italian native forces surprised them,
rontcd them after two sharp conflicts
and killed 200, including several chiefs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

ALI danger that the worlds fair board
of control will 90 la pieces for lack of
funds seems Ia nave been d~issipated. it
having been discovered that the $4,000
ret aside for the use of foreign affairs
committee could bc used for the pay
ment Of salaries. With "a total of So
900 the matter can he managed, and cs-
pccially rs the local directory has de-
cided 20 assume the salary OF Col. Nc
E,nzic- who is Ia assist
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THE friends of Marie Van Zandt
are greatly worried and indignant
over the stories cmanating from st.
Petersburg that she was intoxicated
while taking part in an operate per
formance there recently, and that she
substituted one song for another. Marie
Van Zandt's father asserts that the
stories originated with a rival, whose
motive is Ia prevent the American song
stress from going back To the United
States next winter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

IS Vatican circles the statement made
by the ltalie thatthe pope had summoned
Cardinal Gibbons to the Vatican for a
conference on church questions in the
United States is denied. From the
same sources the additional statement
is made that there il no question pend
ing which would require his presence
i'm Rome. Two United States bishops
are expected in Rome ut Easter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

ADvICEs from Guatemala says that
President Barillas has sold his coffee
crops for the next three years for ST.
COO. 900 cash. and mortgaged his entire
estates for -. 200 600 Ia German syndi-
cate. 80 that i'm case he is forcedto leave
the country his property cannot he
touched. lie is said to fear an outburst
Of popular resentment against his rulc.
He has a nest & of 500, 600, 900 dcpos-
tied in the Bank of England.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THE case of Anna Dickinson is almost
pitiful. The gossip has it that She is re-
duced to abject poverty. II is stated
that the poor board of West Pittston.
Pa, had to defray her expenses Ia the
Danville insane asylum. IL is also
said that il is this poverty that
drove her insane. She refuses "a
cat and says Ina. the attendants wan,
to poison her. DIR. schultz refuses to
give any opinion rs to whether recovery
in her case is possible or not
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

EEJAsT. Feb E-!GtAs ~Proos~d1r
ins.f.z.<d IT tie Rttor-xyrE>Es-zl g.;
ireland ss1sas: two merchants - -
CRY .1- Tsola,soe e liz z4-ks ~ d
ssrSsztx -sr. escA aned 1.a IT, 5sr
ehSza bad h@~a cEp-LS- Az~T1sr
iA-d - EEgiEa6 after hsstzg lsb-Le )
-v--eS. n-EseG Bliss. iNrA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

SENATOR GILMAN. of the Indiana leg
i~siature. has introduced a bill 20 dis
courage whitecapism- 1t provides that
any person who is damaged or injured
by ~whitccaps may recover damages
from the county in which the act oe-
ours. In cas- a man Is whipped he
shall receive damages Of not less than
1000 nor more han 5000. and q
woman who is whipped by w~hitecaps
NAV from S. to $40. 600 dam
ages. IL il be proved that the persons
who perform any act Of whitecapism
live in more than one county the vari-
GUS counties from which they come
shall share in the paymen; Of the dam
AGES
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THE New Mexico Legislature has al
iourned sine die, after having passed,
during the session, "a free school law, a
high license law and laws taxing cx-
press companies on receipts, taxing
national bank shares, regulating cx-
press charges, creating IA board of penn
tertiary commissioners of seven mem
l.crs, repeating the exemption law and
creating two additional district at
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

lnox RIVE &ieh-, FeA 8-JossP7
Holiaz = Polish miner. anyr-~d ~
sune boys vko hss trSa isroHtsz
xuor hails q; HIM. SO: ., az early hoEs
thss rro-n5ng Pstrr Doctor. ~sTstaasef.
and I'd Scos:. ehirf 81 posr>- wocaG1S
t<Sh ncrsaity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

A CONTROVERSY among members OF
the faculty Of the art department of the
Western Reserve university at Clcve-
land, o.. eliminated in a personal en-
counter between Dean Newton Wells
and Prof. +. {. Gotwald. in which both
received pretty serious bruises. Many
of the students. feeling the disgrace
brought upon the school. left the in
s~titution vowing they would not return.
unless the faculty should he rcorgan-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

wuT PoTsT. Ms FEB 81 80
vsEc struck ths seE.z ard bA-zs
. s.1<z rz<d ra:8 Hpv& n
nerray t-i af.y &e<~~s n > frE
kSzz zEss Ar xsaaks- = fAe o7.4z ez-
psr<zc-I S<~ n ss<Ey TeS-
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

Scnyosk. Va. Feh ss-A ID-a&&o
s-eps oz~r Ssnbzrr. Cs.ss esSanty. y.
G.. SATURDAY ulzh. TIE ssurn s-.yt .
spS0c k&ls a Hils Wiz sE6 arid
sr~rTtkizy =th !. Two eslhtf-s ~-T~
killed as4r sanitary. xsd !. e rp~tSd
,as. = nzzs-r 81 r~1pas ~srs Eli1sa
fz-h~- 80. wi-~s zrx Ell sozs ss4
6<-s. tArhy
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THE celebration of Washington's
birthday bv the students of Knox col
lcgc. at Galesburg, Ill, began ut mid
night when a large band of ''preps"
gained the top of the college. barricaded
the doors behind them, fastened their
yellow banner to the cupola staff and
rang the bell. The freshmen charged.
and until long after daylight a noisy and
fierce demonstration prevailed. The
freshmen, by smashing in the doors
with n sledge hammer, managed to get
past ali of the ~barricades but the last
which effectually barred their way.
Five of the ''preps" ere captured and
bound hand and foot
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

LvTL& Eek Arg. Fsh 1-Az sro-
DIS e ~Sg~> :. o&iASnza fra Ar
k2zszz - IN progress L&~s 80
,sss Pzaas& -ezs;y ~ tA~ sag a Igzr
exAa. a. n~r sxszss-sT 40 4Ure
I'll sn~se s5z .se ed - 80 Yx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
CURRENT COMMENT.

FouR Belgian %grenadicrs have been
sentenced To a regiment Of correction
for mutiny.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THE Arkansas senate has adopted the
house concurrent resolution instruct
ing the governor To direct the proper
officers to proceed against ex-Treasurer
Woodruff according to the criminal
laws of the state.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
o,a N..i OG- eo>>

BArrIxosI. Nd, Feb 8-CsP:
Charles Thomas . retired oGoer o. tie
United states rsSy. brother 0 ex<Sor-
erpcr ThonEs and for nxsy yeazs .
companies Of The late Admiral Fo--sr.
died last night he entered the nar>a
eerirc IN ls-9
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
r,a,.n. appo,si.nmeat

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Feb @-In the
senate yesterday the democratic caucus
legislative apPo-tioameni bill vas
passed On the basis Of the vote 81 i~'
when the state wen republican this bill
gi-cs the democrats 50 ou; 0f 80 ~na-
.o-x and 81 out, OF 100 representatives
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

sSHss H. =. =. Fee Z-rp -
isss aga; a. szzh~s q - sser=s -
shs zs> .k.s.<s VA pse.1 .. ID -
sk~< snysoz- ~sre zar~s =~z
soT-y xn=zrSi =<a s.1 .~sn.ys Se
10y. oz@ Aezsr~s S<Ezs =~sx ~
n==~-wo0Tsrsd - - :has =Sa7x
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

Cr-z.tfs- I.Fsa E-T& ~rra1s
OF thas ss<=tsy are a. oTsrso~sa ~
;he rreez, unprecedented rssstsA sal
liz a<zssz rspor- k=sArAs q sTs
s-vvr~1 sa1 a-<d szxy ~ ~ soo1
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

THERE was great excitement in Ash
land, Wis, ove the filing on newly
opened lands A small riot was in
dulged in, but no one was badly hurt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
Mir Nl IN.

ROCKY FcED. Col, Feb S-A pass
ing engine ST FIRE 20 barn and ~
stacks Of hsy. A high wipdwss blowing.
which scattered the burning hay oVes
the prsirie and the country for several
miles along the Santa Re track = -
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

Four opposition papers in Bucnos
Ayres have been suppressed by the
government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
March
April May

A. the ress ~nstss i0 sh~h ~ ra~T FF"
s-@r usrsrx tFa fus r0f ~~f@F h
o.-s~s 49, 81 so-grs. f1a ~ hs~ssurs ~F"S
a. -ss1 sa- se-o .r -ag 80 . st as faafH
-. spsten rsra. $50 as 20 = r-tsNe 9~
H. ssrsspa-Hs % -~T ars Rtset@f ~
su1 r-sFs So r-af g. Fr1sFsA s-E sfFe -
~ rsrrs aar thzlt rrH frafgC
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS.


An exodus of negroes tn Oklahoma
from Arkansas is in progress. The
| other night 100 left Pulaski county by
the way of Texarkana, and 500 more
will leave shortly.
IN the accident 10 the west bound pas
senger train train on the Union Pacific
near Cascade, Ore. fifteen persons were
slightly injured but no one was serious
" hurt
AFTER n trial lasting several days at
Warsaw Prince Bartinief was found
guilty of the murder of the actress Wis
nowska in July last He was sentenced
Ia eight years imprisonment at hard
labor. His defense was that the actress
implorcd him to kill her.
Gov. HILL, of New York, has de-
! clined to honor n Connecticut requisi.
ton for an alleged criminal, bearing
the signature Of Morgan q. Buckley on
the ground that he did not recognize
Mr.. Buckley rs governor Of the state of
Connecticut.
A y swept owe Sunbury,
Gates County, n. C.. the other night
| Two children were killed near Sunbury.
and it was reported that a number OF
| people were killed further east
JUICE BLoD6ErT. of the United
States supreme court al Chicago, has
decided the Mckinley tariff case agsins,
Marshall Field & Co. II now goes 70
the supreme court Judge Blodge.i
used language Of considerable signif.
cameo in saying that he was much inn
pressed with the chain of reasoning
advanced by the counsel of Marshall
Field & Co.
A FINANCIAL article in the London
Standard says; I'VE believe that the
cloud has again lifted from the city and
that another slow and painful liquida
ton of excessive commitments has beer
passed without accident The Bank o,
England has not helped temporarily :hs
overloaded house, but il has beer
helped"
THk 2sth was an exciting day IN The
coke strike at Sco;tdaie. ia. the MAR
body Of strikers forcing the reluctant
men IT Rainey's works 20 stop TwS
or three assaults occurred.
APAssESsER train on the neadwoes
Central. s. D., colliied with = swite,
engine. two coaches being wrecked
Three persons were hurt enc fatally.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

How does no feel lie 'rc's
after a spell e.; th,s ahuo'faa, spl
titc al utter ahhurTCu,c l.4,llrr
and ictc>t5ll0u 81 t4l 5s 90 .
mou,hiul vDall Iii h3m-Aueust
Flower tho Remedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

Flower"

How docs no feet Pie fees
cranky. and - constantly sNlvu
mtutlnE. dieting h3'a~rii adopting
strange notions aud changing ;hv
cooking. the dishCs. the hour anil
manner oi hts eating August
Flower tho Remedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

How does hefcol?- ~ 'cc's 20
desire 20 GO 10 the t5h.- au. e
g%rumb!ius. iaul;au.sut. u,,r u..c
u about wh1t - ~ct l-trgv lln - r.l
he = there August Flower tho
Romody.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

How docs no feel HI !c,,, -
times 4 EuIWirg. ~Vu'I,'u''s tu-,'
able appetite wholly uuJg,ouuts...
unnatural aud unhos''hy August
Flower tho Remedy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
DRIckLY ASH
BlTTERS

Oss Of me mo,i Imps'iasi o'gsss Of ne
human sosy u THE tIstH Shss iitsiists
properly perform III isselieas The ssi's
sys,sn becomes ssfansed The HHAis.
Gipstrs. sr0skca. BOWELS ali rsis,s
10 psrsofn, their ~ofs. DYSPEPSIA Gov
sriPArios. aHfuasTiss. siDsfr DIS
CASE. etc. are Ire results. snIsss sens-
tAina IL sose 10 sssis, ss,s's b. 'h'o-ias
on ire impurities caused b. ths iaaeiiss
Of q TORPID tIytR. This as,isisnss "
ssssx.sry s,li DO found IN
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06

How does he feel > To har b..
regular bowels ami peculiar >'.-.
August Flower tho Remedy. ,
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-03-06
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

49, 49, 1~azEsrts o. - 80 FrrFaF@
IS e fI.slp q tst. fs-r Nae
100 Doses One Dollar
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NOTICE TO ACTORS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS-NoTICE
~ Is hereby given that bids will be received by
ington in the Office of the auditor of said county
until saturday, November 81, 1891 at the hour
of IL a. m. for the construction and completion OF
a wagon bridge and necessary approaches across
Green river at former location of bridge generally
known ''Patton's." said bridge to be a single
span of one hundred and thirty (l30l feet more or
less, and of the width OF sixteen (l6l feet. Each
bid TO be accompanied by plans, specifications,
strain diagram and a certified check for 5000.
The successful bidder will b. required to en- ter
into contract within three days after date of
award and TO give good and sufficient bond in the
full sum OF the contract price.
The board reserves the right to reject any and all
bids.
For details apply TO John Woodlng at Slau gh-
ter, Wash. f. A. TW1CHELL
County Auditor and x-Officfo Clerk of the Board.
Date of first publication November IL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-20

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY. E7r
a Henry's Ice cream. all havors always an 49,
delivered promptly 10 all parts Of the city. wss
poiitan bricks all hGvors one quart 50 cents az.
pints 80 cents. two quarts 81. or 50 per ras.
homemade candies. made fresh daily; larvssr ~
so iment IN the city at Henrys, SIT Third stras.
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|SF,T.Y FURNISHED FRONT Rooms ", I. -, = !,
Eoard eas and bath: suitable for man Az ss,, -
. genflsmsn; tine view Of sound SIC 'i'A
Madison.
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-A HOME FOR GIRL IL YEARS
" Old; moderate board. Address, with refer
sncee and particulars. No. SO, care Post-IntelIi-
eencer.
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LTBR 4R Y.


CIRCULATING LIBRARY AND CHarTsm
~ qua books. seattle Book and Stationery e.
423 Pike street ~ So.,
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I'M PRIVATE BOARD or ROOM Sh 81
Business center apply TO Mrs a. ,'. 80
Ed street, corner James; refsren ees ss''N -"
bred
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4 STrp-A FEN GENTLEMEN c sSS ~. u
accom- modated with DAY oosi" ."
'Str.ek ------------
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ASS4YERS AND CHEMISTS.

~ f. BOGARDuS, OFFICIAL ASSAYER FOR
". Chamber of Commerce; mines examined
aSsaying and chemical work of all kinds done
Rooms IL. 4S and 40 sullivan building, Front
street, between Cherry and Columbia
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nancy WORK. FANCY WORK GO TO
L Mrs T. F. Carys for lessons in the latest styles
oTfancy work. 3i6 Pike street. Seattle Wash.
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n f. NUGENT, VETERINARY SURGEON
". and dentist. Office at Seattle Transfer Com
pany's stables. Telephone No 564.
4 J. M'INToSH. VETERINARY SURGEON,
n. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. Of
flee at Montana stables, First and Washington
streets: telephone 200; residence telephone 367.
WALTER GREEN, VETERINARY PHYSI
w clan and surgeon; honorary graduate Onta
rio Veterinary College. Oilica and infirmary at
Quincy Cab stables corner West and University
streets; telephone, 432
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L,OR SALE-I HAVE TWO GOOD HOUSES
Il on North Seattle Electric railway, in q. Kin
near's addition. 10 sell small cash payment: bal
ance To suit purchaser; modern houses unex-
celled view. 7-rocmed house and S-roomed house
Apply at AL Olympic avenue or SIS Second street.
j.. I. smart
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C,EATTLE MILLINERY PARLORS sos
= Third street for latest fashions, imported and
domestic; Eastern prices; don't forget to see the
gold watch.
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DINCINU AtfDEMT'
C1TANDARD ACADEMY, SECOND AND
- Columbia; receives pupils Monday, Tuesday
Friday and saturday: social saturday night;
plain. fancy and stage dancing Professor NJ. G.
Aker.
QUEEN CITY DANCING ACADEMY, WASH
" ington hall, 1,526 sixth street Glasses con-
vene Monday. Thursday and Friday al p. M;
Juvenile class Saturday at p m. private lessons:
send for circulars; fancy and stage dancing Pro-
fessor q. LOpp.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-08

MORE than fifteen years ago, says
a late dispatch, John Marion and
one Cameron set out together in
wagon, and were last seen on Blue
river, Neb. A few days later the
body of a man was found in the
river which was identified as that
of Cameron. Marion had been seen
meantime with Cameron's team and
goods in his possession. Ten years
afterwards he Was arrested, tried,
convicted and executed for the MUIR
der of Cameron. An uncle of the
unfortunate Marion always believed
his nephew innocent and has now
after so many years succeeded in
finding Cameron alive and we'll.
When they separated so long ago
Cameron went to Mexico and thence
to Alaska, and had returned from
the latter place only year ago
when he heard of the execution of
Marion for the first time, and fearing
that he himself was amenable to the
law, for awhile concealed his ident-
ity, He has been fully identified.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-08

while 412 grains Of silver are only
worth dollar when coined, being
worth only 80 cents when uncoined,
but dishonesty withholds the rea-
son of this difference. We're gold
demonctized as silver is, it would
become as silver is, an article of
merchandise, and subject to all Of
the fluctuations Of trade just as ell
yer is. This is we'll known to every
man who knows anything about
the laws Of trade, and whenever
any goldite writer seeks to evade
this he is guilty of classifying, and
wilfully so.
The talk about redeeming silver
coin with gold is also dishonest
subterfuge, and should subject every
man who resorts to it to public in
suit. A money that is legal ten
der for all purposes is redeemed
every time it is paid from one per
son to another, and such pretense
as redemption Of one kind Of money
with another kind of money is but
a villainous trick of speech devised
by cunning and dishonest knaves
to mystify and awe the ignorant
while picking their pockets, and
merits condign punishment.
But "were we to resort to free coin
age, say monometallists, Europe
would at once make our country
dumping ground for all of her sur
plus silver" Let US see. In the
first place silver is worth more in
British India and China than it is
in this country. The trade with
those countries, which is vastly
profitable, is carried on with silver.
It's greater value there than here
does not cause those countries to
be made dumping ground for any
body's surplus silver. Therefore it
isn't likely that free coinage would
have that effect here. Moreover,
Europe hasn't got any surplus Of
silver to dump on us, besides if she
had and concluded to use it for
dumping purposes, we could build
and send them to
India and China loaded with silver,
and they would return them to us
oaded with opium, silk and other
articles of coveted and valuable |
merchandise. So we should be
gamer by having the silver dumped
IN us and not have to subsidize
ocean vessels, as we are now doing.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1891-08-08

A MOST interesting census bulletin is
that which shows that the United States
has only 97,265 paupers, one to every 843
inhabitants, while Great Britain, the home
of free trade, has 900, 155 paupers, or one
to every 3S inhabitants.-Post Falls Post
Great Britain is a thousand years
old the United States is hundred
years old. Great Britain's resources
are exhausted the resources of the
United States are only now in the
primary stage of development,
which facts weaken the force of our
contemporaries object lesson some
what. On the other hand, Great
Britain, Germany, Italy, Austria,
ETC.. are each old and exhausted
countries. These, therefore, offer a
chance for fair comparison. Great
Britain is for free trade, the rest are
protected. Wages in Great Britain
are so per cent higher than in either
of the protected countries named.
Cost of living the same. Laborers
in Great Britain are so per cent bet
ter off than in the protected coun-
tries. A real object lesson that,
and an instructive one.