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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05
7HEFARM And CARDI
Use Of Milk Preseryatiyes H.
as a Steady Diet.
DETRIMENTAL TO PUBLIC HEAl,.
Steps Taken In England to NJ.
Subject Familiar to the PuOlle
In a forcible Way.

Ii may III SGT down a. q sonrA u.
pie that any drug capable OF prs.s. n:
the fermentation OF milk i. n."s
take into tho human ston.~h
steady Diet. Some Of the mes1 "a
nsnt chemists in this coaalry Asvs w..
hsd that the use OF such drugs i 4 sss
men,Al To the pablo health. An ~
~e fear that the use OF them ID ea.S
able, tho temptation being great ~ NJ
know ledge Of their dslsts,ioas 49,.
not being 70 general - Il should ~
steps have bcen taken 10 Ensls.a I.
make the subject familiar 10 ths .sssl
ia = very foreibis way. A milk k
In London MAS recently psesr~uss1 n.
selling milk eontAiniss 1 p,ss.-...As.
drug. The offieiSi analyst, Dr. RiSs's
beins called ~ the witness box ,ssssS.3
thai tho pfosorvAtive used vss 4 1s--
DOT . teod. and that Ii vas ased 3, 49,
zeal uen - drug fos special 80.
had, ho said, an In iarioas effect : - e
kidncys BY producing Q sssrstios n n
bamen. and thsss sas shaadsrt ~
dohec To shos that II vas very 10 iaviSs
TO Infants The SMALLEST aaaa,,s,
added. soah reader The milk In ~
The result OF the trial vss thai ~ ~
lending mitkmAn wss hnsi afss.s -
and coats, although he pleaded ix.cs...s
ot It's pfo~cnee In tbs milk aaA N p,ss..S
himself ~ sorry thai he hsd fxiIs1 \.
obtain . srittsn guaranty OF the -.
of tho milk before pasehas % il ~
did not, however, softsa The heart a ~
Judge, sho remarked that. shils -.
tor tho dsfeadAns. hs sss . rxsi 1sSa
n,ofs sorry tos shass who hal d,vnh ~
siastssAIed aiik.
IL appeared in the eoasss Of ths -,
that the psessfvstiss sss icing usei -.
t1hsi rely in niIs asd baisss 81 ~
Lon.ion Aathosssies have dssss nissA -
proved Against Ill andss shs ssnh =
t,s.i and drugs SCI"
Tho sIe-lisat Dairy World Of Chic.
shieh 10 vigorously vassas vss spn r.
shAms and ssons doins In dairy bsssss1
especially that COLOSSAL vsuax. the -
margarine fraud. ssazasss thai n vs~u
llae 10 ss- spHs Of the British srsi~is y
pres-ru.ion inisiAssd on this side ii -
A,!ahte. We heartily sscoe.l This 80
ter se arc taslinsi 10 shinA .has Il =
s~fy mach ae~is.i. Thsrs 10 nosktn.
,hs, oa6hs 10 ho more rnfstafly suseiel
against than tho aaiuiEssaGlssn al RIA
~hich 10 go largely the hsosi u iasssss
Asi inyalids.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05
PORTLAND MARKET.
PyoSaa ss. Fruit. Etc.

.
WurAr - Nominal. Valley, h,22's
@l.26; Wslla Waila, N.lotsl'io's p0'
FIous-standard. $3.50; wA.la wailA;
Is. IS; Graham, $s.i5; supernne' sz.'e
OARS - New, 43@a5c per bashsl
rolled. $6.5O(a675 per barrel; to.oots
4, rs per bag; 1875 per case.
HAY-$ii9l3 per ton. an
NuIruyss-Brsn, 80; shorts, &ie
ground barley, So. 50s2oi chop .ecd, ~
's22 per ton whole feed barley. !lse ~
midd ings, S26@2s por ton; brewing
harley. 81. lO1l.l5 por GENITAL; CHICKEN
wheat, 81. 70 per GENITAL. s.,/
Burrxs-Oregon fancy creamery, oS
ta35c; fancy dairy, S@32rc; iAif "
good, 259271.ci common. la9Ds p7'
pound. ~ x
Cnssss - Oregon. ll9l2c; Young
America, l2Ise per pound, .,.-
Esss-OrsSon, 3Uc; Eastern, 23'se per
dozen.
PouLrsy-Old Chickens, .4Ote+.oo
Young, t3.0u,a3U; ducks, ~ W'so'oJi
geese, nominal, tS.U9S.u pof do<oh
turkeys, l2ts q BE per pound.
VsaxrAsLss-CAb1A clio ~ % pei
GENITAL Onions, 76ctstl per eontAi; pots'
toes, 7oq9oe per Genital; ofesoa GU
cumbsrs, l09i5c per dozen; tomAio1s'
35c per box, Oregon turnips, los pei
dozen; Young carrots, i5e per dozen
b,sts, l5c per dozen, sweet POTATOES,
t.l5 per GENITAL; Oregon eaniido~ef. Jos
atl % per dozen, celery, eoe per dozen,
ksurry-Uregon peaches, u Zot1 Oh
Dor box; Sicily lcmons. 800, JAIL
iornia lemons, t7.O,9s.U pef box
cantaieups, u .5otai.75 per dozen water
melons, 81 .2oe 80 per dozen CAiiiofnis
grapes, Sl.Wel.26 per box; Oregon
grapes, t5t97oc per box; pineapplcs. u
per dozen Oregon pears, 81. 2aegi sJ per
box; bananas, t3.OU9+U per bunch
ounces, Si.5O per box; oranges, Is "a
per box erAnbcrriea, 1000 pes barrel
apples, 7oet9t 50.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05

$os and sh~n yoa inset . azsn. suys
Mo Fsrm. Ft<kt aaa$ is1e~4s.sa. vks
'hiass Sn1 bs~-d OF i0wIs 10 a. god =
another. " thai . hen " . hra. 10 MA.
.ss shah tre~d Of vhcthsf her hswsA i
of IL, osn pscsiaetisa By istss~saiss seq
after year. ilsr- 10 Q irtsss sr an Esss-
eta ap~f sroaa . fs.An in T-nass~~~ chs
esitsy-~ In tntsinx bsc-.is has he 60
10 i. THAI shs mtsing 10 done b. eess
o"asreis. aai BY this means he sill Asss
h.4a bred II sss pare bsri tova. ~
,ays
l ha7s oitsa hssa Aasuswsi u Tho $50
s1Han srtters All vpeats lhs asmsiss OF ssue
paf'l'u ar breed Of fosa 10 the sssls-
''on II al okh~ss~ Nsv. Altar beg ~
psf'sae. stsh all shs ssAafsx h<wsis,
ha's .trra ap aha asiSa shas pufv- hs~el
~'n.,'y IL shs snoss psoEsAbis oa The
tsrm tor May r~ssoes. kspsrs~a<u
.esa'hss ms saas shs hest bs~ea Boz tAe
-afm 10 .hc ons THAI 10 eacss preAtshls
paf'~r all eireumsssa.ss eoas al yess
ftnrr hrs~,i,. hn, . hsPpy ss.,iizaa. In
''hsr words, TOR a breed al yo1r ssa
get mp tasr she common snwls Yaa
ran reed ,hsm mp Tan ear i~~ir~.i Qssb.
~ roo ~.sh. wAiIs shsy vtlI nDs b
P1FH. ,hsv will 10 Tar n,os~ hsslshy.
m 're oroaIabss AMI iss. - haasi~sns.
IL 10 nssrossinx Go note Tho tssulsu
shataetsri'stes sh~7 vii asv.ssp> ivisA
gna eo1.d s~s and h~ss my aaek al bid
iiss, .pad not ssshans. them ~
any pnrr brp~si hnov Of. There are -
many aiGsr-n, strains OF h4os.i In thsss
h'sl" to'iiss that they esanos b. ssill.
must h- lsyiax sgxs OF kasehins more
Hst|a busy bodies 81 all sim~s. sassps
#hsn changing their cpass at many cab.
ors. Tbs -aY I aerosnpl shed II . - shiss
eonmsnesd With sveasy con tsoa hess
AMI pars game cp~Aessl. ehsnsss1
The eo"s"r~l every year. snd the bssssl
svHry ,-p yssss that IL, got psr~bf~3
'"ssrsls 81 different hs.sd iruan aay
,hai haVe had svsry ,uo years. l''.ss
'Hrss7' in the way"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05
The Fsrsse Nsrrt.~.r.

h,o, .1""ay Psrsss's daushter has
.p,s = SUIT against her husband, al.s
,ns,.,..' '"r a declaration Of nulli,y ~ :
- Nf' CONTRACTED in her name by rsla
a.. ""' u she was an infant The snbnr
''."t' In'R' 81 hrnach. however. held ,ba,
,", ''',',hH state of tho law a MARRIAGE
t a-1 ny the parents or guardians =,
a.s minors on hehalf ~ tho latter i. in
s'y S'n'e "a binding "a a simila, co.,
Tract between adults '''a' CO."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05

n storphsepor in Main. ds.,-
AMI fancy goods. bots and sh', :" NY
be -, '''n' crn"kery and hardware
n.,c. 'he r'~tof'i'', ia justice Of tb,
a.. : acPnVeyanc"r. agent nf an in.n,
no h ."''lany' he runs a act IT hay sealss
d,,rI., ice co"l so,ls aud other ro,i
vor. mas lannon's ton and five con, ~
s"'s, - agent Tor avery loud fer.,ti,s ~. q
dar aristocratic eggs Tor pn,,in', " ','
der aristocratic hen, y" putting IN
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05
FhIIad.lphia.. I'll. 49,

stnr r., ""erpn. relative ~ thu so,,
mn,., run rennsyIvania has sen. a cal.
no 49, 70 the Philadelphia 700 a, .. u'''
. NJ lie was caught In n twin. n. .' ~
h.d who was working Tor ,na e' Wy
80. tne Rillito river. a small ., W ms
county. AT. "'S'"' In Pima
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05
The v sea Nsyts<-

sss'-Lvs, it.s?l.c. dressed. 4,
hurros-Llvs. 81. sJ,e. dr.....i DE-
ans i've, 81. e3'sc; dresse.i. a..
no"a-iive. t'se. drssss.i, SIC.
ssst~-tfdr per pound.
sHoxEp hs,rs-IArs. ham. ilt.
,s.e; medium ham. ia. sito br.aI Ia,
aeon, I3Gf lie: dry salt sides. iO,.c
'mo.sd SIDES. i2al3c per pound.
so-Compound. In tins, Dc pu,.
~ ',ns. I'afl3c: Oregon. II. ala. "a
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05

LAYING on the ournsr ~ Mcintosh and
,a,houn streets IL an Irish Chinaman. lie
- dec ihe'lly the mo=t intelligent Cblnsn,an
" the city W. speaks aud writes very
ess' Eng lie says he left China whea
hoy and went To ireland, where he lived
eN' many years. The Irish brogue sti''
s''oks I" him, Augusta Herald
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05

S,ftA-Bas, quotations. trpo a. 4.
strsi 800 wire, ~. ~ p.r ssg
ikoN y Tar. &c p.r pound pig ron
gao per ton.
-rEst--lD',c per nouni.
liS-l. {. chsrrual. iit1D. prtus ana.
Ky. v. 3a-.75 p-r bot. Tor rrussss a.
shtra p-r box. tnoang. ltID. prrm,
9nailtT. 49, > ab.Si p-r bot I. &. rnss
ptAie'' !'rn, primo quality, ,.5oea. y
per boz.
lxao-1tsc per pound tar. sl,e.
sh0r-tl - per .a.s.
Hossksaoxs-6.
Naval -roRss-Oskum, H.s)ge5 Do,
na's roain, " +)af5 per l-l pounds "A.
stockholm, ll5D. Carphna. ~ ~ p.r
barrel pitch, t,O p~r bAsrsi turp.n.
tins. DOC per gallon In cAfl1s.I k,sa
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1892-11-05

hrprs-Dry hides, s.I~ct-.i prime u.
f~ nc less Tor eulls green. s~l.r,.5
over % pounds, Il under 55 pounds 4,
.he"p potts. shor, WOOL, sp'a54s. n.
dunn. O'a soc. long. g.NstI IS .h,.,.
lng'. lO'sar. talao-. rssi 70 ehoic. I
s3tsc per pound.
"oot~-rmp,ua Valley. lsastpc foil
cup. $50 lb',c. Willamette Valley. lsf
lH' according To quality. Eastern Orr-
son, io'sl per poun,i. according IN
hoFs-i9@alc. according 10 condition
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

more" Caleb Cushing and Henry Clay
ri3ic1led Van Burea's views, but that
statesman stood TO his guns and reiterated
his pes against the wrong Of using pablic
moneys 10 aid private business and sTec1-
lation- Clsy replied insisting that 1t was
the duty Of the government to generously
hep every man earn his living
BG. finally the sEb-treasu-y bill was
PASSED in IS41. an enduring monument OF
Van Bu-en's administration Il vas
demolished BY the Wings II 1>4I. but was
restored n 1876 and from that tine 20 orr
oxa. n war and in pezce. the independ-
ence 81 the federal treasury has been a
cardlasl feature OF American finance; its
theory vas not lost even IN the system Of
National banks aud public repositories ere
ate3 fo- the tremendous necessities OF the
civil war. When President Van Bu-en
signed the sub-sceasury bill in July, ls40,
he won his greatest hattie. and since that
day al sane. intelligent Americans have
he'd that the people BY tneir labor and
capital we're 20 support the federal govern
meai SIS mere acencv for 8 limited pur-
pose: that the government was not 20 sup
ro-s OF direct or control either the people
Or their labor o. capital
The Peoples party today are only
thresaing over ac2ln The musty straw that
Van Barren scattered 20 the winds by his
logic IN 1857; they are crying Calamity IN
every ear, and are IS effectively answered
today as the old Democrat carrying 3
broad-ax IN lsS- answered the question
what was TO become o: everybody in the
heavy distress Of the panic: Damn the
psnic; if you vould al work IS
l do. you would have no panic. ;"
If the Peoples party could only make all
their "jawsmiihs" go 10 work ;he party
woald disappear from our political sight.
The best claim Of President Van Buren, 20
high rank a. an American statesman IS
the unaincAing courage with which be
ea-iy and late declared against any az
temp; OF the government TO repair private
losses sustained n private business. either
~ di7ec: appropriation o. by legislation
designed to secure exclusive privileges 20
individuals or classes.
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THE STATE PRESS.

ws0A Nss-S Sg>sgs3ss~s Every sss.s n tie
C1s01 oGsas - Azve lar sroAi A1;Ss :hs ex-
lsse2es . organized lands 81 armed Atrsllass"
sjaaey f~Gsresssss, .Xsasllsa free t-23e .o1--
2xls tA.nk r2oTe A&gAgy q tAs CAsc&cc glckes
EASR la2sR2 States kSEa>c-a:s % Iasy are
lo-ld s2a Eo2g IA - lsr&sss Iasy have -lsaf
so - Iesss a7s millions - i - England i j.
Wa
Royt Crescent TsaSs-. ALTHOUGH Co>ozet
James E&C...sS2 Lewis painted tAs so}&e= ~
Cd - General A = Stevenson - lie r2Nss m 8
T.cts q rs orzgN-ssSi ess0- wo-&s. = - settled
= 81 ISR genera &S1 Ike N0loSe. wo2 tcs :
titles u thess pSrssS tr1sS % nsso@ TIE as-4-
IS, tsarrs tosy : : VS. v2ea Stsvs2sO- wxs
crpoS ~ eS2ss; Ese1Sy xs s-esn o@cks- s11
When Lewis rosss1 - geoe-a@Eo-,2 a. s.Dszs2 II
ise 'esI> d tie >sStss y s~raEA TIE 80
e1s1es 81 s.4e2ss : asst esaEleye2 - t1s So
.ecs Il IAs-r AsSe-se2z5-2g s,l,ltS'y t-;-ok"
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ttsED,

81 r.reS t2cjSoE, So s5s1ata32s-
TIE Eo-a s., Haayes - Sc ran
u t1s t-y - 10 tlezz - Ia S2pse e2t>lS<-
aNs a-,-Saf aacA E2s rzss SO Is pain
Al -e5-. - . - rs-s u ak&2S,
ksSc -&e eSD< 81 ,sea1 ed $12s
Has reS,1eS est Ao1G ~ rzy ess-E 1osAss strings
"A = drawing sAsG1 ~ - gG-s
: s., t.-St tSGlsst &a3 AS ven
"A Gag ~ xc2. a0ss, t2se2s2 E&Srs;
A. & sssGas --g e<-ssS sASi saw 49, 81
N91 w29 ave esS2 Seae ~ Nss-s,
A22 sesca - k levy saae-y.
4, v - So - a-4ee As&ass
A. sAs >sr.sgs 81 NV asa-i a-e We II t22e.
Sat E2<y @aye at 1A& sAE2s 80 gS@A
So SrSs, a. 2 ~ 80 saS-es
SWEEPS 1cE1 - ee1 ~ ~ sal.
As t2rea.eEt -tvs- EzsE As sS1~e=Iy a-sAk
AeSs --Oc2 cans So s~c~
- SSA-~11 e-rcA 81 - SSass-s,
s-V, 80 sG2w-x las So
A. - 80 On nv 5escg-strLcSs tH-.-2s .Sxv
c-f I@sy sz4F -S<gsca@ wfTe va
-Esa . AseSev slse,sz-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

The affeynrt Of certain Democratic
newspapers q, the East 10 divert pablo 81
sentlon from the fatal weakness o. ;hel-
plank Of "a tsraEf fer revenue only by
erecting q Iasn Of straw in share Of @n
imaginary force biz, excaies the contempt
of candid men in both parties. No man
of sense believes that this burAboo viii
change any votes al the North: IL
Is ghost THAI wlu he used 10
brighten hack into the Democratic ranks
N tie SaE;A men who have joined tie
third party fold. This Democratic man az
straw looks AosRrd IN tAe light III the toll
lowing section ~ The Rrpa blso2n platform.
which - the sole excuse Tor the presenss
that tho sole issue Of the coming pTesi-
GeatlAl election Is the force bill.
We cez&a3 that every ct sen q. tAe Jni;ea
ss&sss sAa0 - Eliowea - cast e2e Iree and M
restricted babe; n Al gDbGe elections. al
taEs saca - ~ sskI Re coaatea sa1 returned
- cas-. thzt snea Laws sA&il se enacted Gn3 &C.
tsrrs1 a.. ~acErs - every S-4kzea e 10 rsch
O. paer, native ~ l0-eirH So-a, a hits or hlsek,
HIS ssys-esga ~ - guaranteed ~ The eaasIit2-
1saa
The t~cs saG hozest -,ayu,a- esllot. tie t,sg
ara saaat r@p-essu tstloa ct Al tie people, IS
vel a. sbess .asS Aa1 eops3 protection un1es
zas isws, are Eas foundation 81 oar r@Qab.lcSn
sHs1isgtssslse sa& sAe Esyyr y "a u>Ver Ee.&A Is
s11ozes pEs-s tae integrity O; tae - }ss &sa shs
YarstT n elections sAal re tGs1y SGkrAa tce3
sna rretee+ca lH eNcrE ssSta
The Democracy declare that this secfion
implies az in,ention - renew TIE effort
made 10 pass the so-osl.sa force b53l' II
l>0 This federal elections til} s5wosv
placed the elections for members II Goa
greSs anGe- federal control. hat lntersere&
n no sSy with tAe local management II
state elections ~ the choice ~ presidential
eseetorS- II applied equally - every state
IN she Cnioa; IL eou,a not have secured
free negro suffrage al the South, eat u
wo0lG have PARTED and p7otec;ed yhe
hslsog IN the great cities II the North.
Il vas refused passage by the Rspus.sosn
Senate. Il mas not - fore alla'', il "a IS
mercy a. extension over the Whole co&p-
try q she existing federal supervision act
under which federal elections II large
towns ard elties are now supervised ~
federal officials appointed ~ the United
States court
No force eiIi" hiss hevn before con-
gress aimee lisa, when My. R@iae lefg the
speakers char, - de.est Il ~ tAe ala II i
large number ~ Republican votes. lfshe
se~ealled "forSe ell" Was enacted II could
not possibly create negro domination =,
the South; il does not tonoA state ~ local
elections, ami IL ecG.3 not S. the South
evsa secure fan vote, tres ballot aad :
fair count Tor federal oss.cers sgalnsg he
w,sl 81 the present ruling p>a.sucal forces
=. TIRE South.
TIE "f.,rce hill" hucaAsa IS - utterly
insne in lis appearance al Ire North ghs.
We strongly Saspsc; thai the New Nori
Ssa Is WAoopins Is M II the same spar
~ humorous Affected sras " IN y htcA Il
eloQaeRt'y syosAeosiaed the s'AsesasnsA'l
ii Colonel ASe S,spSky, ~ - lsoals,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
SEATTLE. TTFsD4T. JTIT 7..


The board Of health has determined 20
enforce strict quarantine against Victoria
This is wise and proper. The prevalence
Of smallpox in that city has reached an
extentso alarming that it is the part of
prudence TO cut of communication for 5
tine
The quarantine should Re no nominal
affair. IL should be strictly enforced.
Such measures may seem harsh, but stern
necessity demands them. Every effort
must he made 10 save Seattle from such
an epidemic as is terrorizing the people OF
Victoria
OF coarse, if this quarantine IS 10 be
made effective, Seattle must have he CO.
operation of the other cities on the Sound,
for without that cooperation passengers
from Victoria could reach Seattle by land
ing at Port Townsend or Tacoma and
coming here by local boats or by rail. As
the danger is common one. the author
tiles of the cities threatened shoaii no.
hesitate to act together for common pro-
lection.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12
THE IDAHO OUTBREAK.

The violent outbreak in the Ceur
d'Alene mining country, coming IS it
does so soon after the events at Home
stead, Pa. is doubly TO be deplored
Ii dispute between employers and
employees cannot be settled without a
resort to rides and dynamite there is
something radically wrong in our civil.
ization. and it is time we were discovering
what it is.
As TO how the conflict at Gem origi-
mated, there are probably two stories. and
1t is doubtful whether the exact truth will
ever be known. However the conflict may
have originated, II is certain that the
striking miners were led to excuses which
cannot and should not ee defended. The
destruction Of the Frisco mill was sn act
of unparalleled airoci,y, which cannot be
productive of aught but evil.
IL the state of Idaho is not strong
enough to maintain order in the disturbed
region. the government of the United
States is. and if the power Of the national
government is necessary 20 p-otec; life
and property. tha; power should not be
withheld
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-12

schema Mr.. Lewis s71 NJ Carroll U13e-sss1c
each osser and Democrats need 10; iea- SSaf
between them o. between thsi- f-ss1ds Carroll
VIII DC nominated Ee- coag-ss. without opposs-
ten Lewis viii De nominated !. he carries Is
own county delegation"
Iae King County Scandinavian Deroc-.tsc
Central Cab met last evening 81 The ae.tqls--
'e-s IN ;as Celaasa block All completed 81 O.
gs7lzatIo1, VIZ the following oAce-s: P->sI-
ceas l. Z An6e-soz: 6rx: vice president, Z
aosenfes9; second vice president Hugo >1eissa-
gre1; secretary, 4 J. TaElsat; assistant seers-
tsry. 4 Grs-a; treasurer. y. c Sissen; s1ecu-
tive committee. z Nzstso1. Z < TAC-s2i, C
swansea. Ered stowe and & EAaseE- Tie sec
-S'z-y reported tai ths-s were ~ members =
TIE city Ard IS = tie coza,y oz1s13s- Tie
CAB viii meet hereafter sys-y Ne1tay \ at-
1ot N tAs cd DezOc-z1ic headquarters IN TIE
smith a2ock, e1s n the Few headquarters II
the Co-msa-
TIE osylpis og=gaas szane-s:es re .sptr-
sn's Tor legislative aoao-s 4 Taa-<to1 coa2ty
As follows: For ssaaso,. J c. E0E-, A. A Pail
Lips. W O. Bush sz1 ps.e- Ncksazse have oesa
proposed M. Ho-r. howevsT, says t2ss lie
would 10. -1z to- Ia. rlzce u2cer any cErczra-
stances 20, ire House william Rss.sss and L
L Collins viii be Contestants for the Eep1bl1-
esa nomination g c woa1raE. J. - Rsta-
e1a- & q oB-5ea sa6 L T. Lssveawo-ta
are also spoken O. tor TIE Housa
Francis Rosca's NAME 10 mentioned, soA
as IS Sandy NeKs1zss A. 4 Chambers
Las been suggested IS Democratic candidate
for senator. and John Miller MC-pays nS-2s
Las been mentioned IN tbs connection Friends
Q. George D. Shannon ssy s2xs As ve-,i EsSs
aTst-clAss sgu-s n TIE senate I. c Va
Ep2s. Ro@ers Frost s1d g11ge Bsily are SPOKEN
o. fo- House nominations J u swan IS hooked
upon IS aSe.y candidate o. re Peoples party
.o- tie senate, ". Il Lee. "a Talwsssr. !. J.
Miller aid Olaf Fri&ea s-s mentioned for places
O. lie Peoples Legislative ticket
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anzA Esraza b-cwz save ssz2s tats-Ssgl:,S a..
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The Farmers Alliance party has shown
no strength IN Iowa and in Illinois was
able 70 elect only three members % the
legislature IN 1874 In several states Of
the South il virtually absorbed the Demo-
cratic party. sad still Claims 70 control il.
The Farmers Alliance ana the Peoples
party sre really one n sentiment. Tor both
advocate the sQb-t-e2sg-y scheme. which
provides FOR the establishment of ware
housss FOR the deposit of farmers produce
On which the government IS - loan uoaey
% ire farmers; the free and unrestricted
Coinage % silver; demand for laws pro-
vid.ns against alien ownership Of land,
and government ownership Of railroads
and telesrsphs- AL these were adopted
by the conference held in Cincinnati IN
May, 1881. when the party WAS given its
name
There IS nos the slightest probability
that the Peoples party viii carry single
stare 81 the South; shs-e Is not the slight
es; probability that il can carry single
Northern Republican state, except ~
fusion with the Democrats. This fusion
would Re sh>Er3. for thai would oaly
throw the election into the House and
woGli ~ sure - elect Cleveland. II
the Peoples party desires ClevelAni's
election il : g7sA; Gesl the easiest and
mos, economical way 20 vote directly for
The national Democratic ticket. But there
: very small prospect thai the election
ws0 Re thrown INTO The House. General
Weaver as candidate Tor president IN 1870
recesye5 -. Cao votes. TaiF;y-Evs thousand
4 these came troa Missouri. s. 90 from
Michigan. S2.0to from Iowa, 5000 from
Texas. 27,op from Illinois. sooao from
Kansas. 22.t0O from Pennsylvania, $500
from Indiana l2oo from ken5GcSy,
l1,oao from New YORK an3 2 0ao from IVES.
Virginia BEs he al not receive 81 e3ec-
to-al vote, The third pA-,y s ne. likely
- 80 much better THIS yeAr x nav poll
votes enough IN some states 10 defeat the
Democratic q. Republican electoral tleks;,
ana taas indirectly &.Feci The result, bur
NIL not .sa3 foe po4 II any large
Stags ~ the silver slafes. which
promise the third party rs largest
sgpport, COLORADO has hus four electoral
votes, Nevada, Montana and Idaho have
Ehree each. The caD5.GA,s Who carries
New YorS vii Tot neci them: the cSa3i-
date Who loses Nes Yo-A vii be b%syen
yaa4 their power - save
TAe pvesl3eGgls. e.ess-oa a ISas = not
likely - x decided ~ the House of Rep
. reSeatssives, The fusion q the Demo
+ c-atc Ao3 Peop.e's party N The gep2ea-
can ss&:es u ihe West would greatly
. weaken re Democracy IN Nsw YORK.
. CoG2e>ticUt SRA NV Jersey.